
The Library hosted an “Event Planning Training” organized by TADÜK, with SKS Department Head Salih Özüduruk as the speaker

The Library Directorate of Ibn Haldun University continues to host programs that contribute to the development of students and the academic community. Within this scope, the “Event Planning Training” organized by the İHÜ Social Research and Thought Club (TADÜK) was held on Wednesday, May 7, between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. in the Library Seminar Hall.
The following topics were covered in detail during the training:
- Strategic approaches to event planning
- Basic information on organizational processes
- Event management and implementation stages
- Principles of volunteering
- Time management and scheduling
- Communication and coordination with internal and external stakeholders
The training, which featured SKS Department Head Salih Özüduruk as a speaker, aimed to improve students' knowledge and skills in club organization and event management processes. Participants underwent a comprehensive training process that included both theoretical content and practical examples throughout the presentation.
As the Library Department, we are pleased to support such development-oriented collaborations. We would like to thank the Department of Arts, Culture, and Sports, TADÜK, and all stakeholders who contributed to the training.
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