Salman Tuasene Khawaja – The LUMS Post

By: Aiza Nadeem and Salman Tuasene Khawaja In the first week of April, The Post conducted a questionnaire amongst the LUMS community to determine how aware the average LUMS student is in regards to the environmental policies of Pakistan. The questionnaire also measured the current importance felt about a possible environmental course. Questions were asked which pertained to the respondents interests and experiences with environmental courses, the environmental policies of Pakistan and organisations implementing such policies, and finally their views on a compulsory course and whether it would be necessary for the students in the near future.Disclaimer: The survey is not representative of the entire LUMS community.The survey was divided into two sections based on whether or not the responde...

By: Salman Tuasene Khawaja 24While SSE and SDSB have announced that they will be offering on-campus classes in Spring ‘21, the details about how these are to be carried out remain murky for studentsAs the fall semester comes to a close, discussion regarding a hybrid re-opening of the campus continues amongst the students of LUMS at a fever pitch. While the student body is certainly excited about the prospect of re-opening, safety must be our number one concern.In light of this, Dr. Alnoor Bhimani, Dean of Suleman Dawood School of Business, has assured the student body that safety is the top priority of LUMS.“We are guided by Dr. Samia Altaf, Professor of Practice in Public Health and Director of Campus Health and Safety, as well as others with oversight for campus safety and also the relev...

Author: Salman Tuasene Khawaja

Students and Faculty Views on Environment Courses

Concerns Over SSE and SDSB Reopening in Spring ‘21