Event Information:

  • Thu
    15
    Mar
    2012

    Miss LGU 2012

    La Lebanese German University – LGU, sous le patronage du Ministère du Tourisme, a organisé un concours de beauté pour élire Miss LGU 2012. L’évènement, qui a eu lieu le jeudi 15 mars, 2012, au campus de l’université à Sahel Alma, a accueilli, outre les personnalités culturelles et politiques, un grand nombre d’invités, les familles des jeunes candidates, des étudiants et le personnel académique et administratif de la LGU.

    L’évènement a été inauguré par vice-présidente des affaires administratives à la LGU, qui a souhaité la bonne chance aux jeunes participantes en remerciant tous ceux qui ont contribué à la réussite des préparatifs. Huit jeunes candidates, nommées par les différentes facultés, ont défilé devant un jury composé de sept membres dont: Dr. Marwan El-Rassi, Président de la LGU; Dr. Antoine Issa El-Khoury, délégué du Ministère du Tourisme; Sana Nasr, journaliste-présentatrice; Maria Farah, Miss Immigrants 2011; Eliane Choueiry, experte en relooking et styliste; Dr. Ibrahim El-Ashkar, chirurgien esthétique; et Toni Tannous, expert maquilleur.

    Les huit candidates avaient été prises en charge par Louis Abou Anni durant deux semaines de préparations rigoureuses. Suite au déroulement des différentes étapes, le jury a nommé Marie Fattal, étudiante au Département des Sciences Infirmières, Miss LGU 2012 et Christelle Haroun et Andromaque Eid, étudiantes au Département de Nutrition, 1ère et 2ème dauphines. Les jeunes participantes ont été offertes des cadeaux de valeur de la LGU et de plusieurs établissements touristiques et commerciaux. La jeune gagnante a reçu les félicitations des membres du jury qui lui ont aussi exprimé leurs meilleurs souhaits pour sa participation à Miss Lebanon 2012.

    L’évènement a été animé par la Zaffat Phoenix et le chanteur Nader El Atat et clôturé par un vin d’honneur dans une ambiance très festive. (photos attached)

  • Fri
    17
    Jan
    2020

    LGU Edu-Fit – leb

    Dr. Jan Dommerholt, President of Myopain Seminars, assisted by LGU Alumni Nabil Zoghbi and Wissam Nicolas taught the DN-3 course at the Lebanese German University, LGU Jounieh, Lebanon. The course was organized by Edufit-Leb. Ten students passed the final examinations to become the first CMTPT/DN clinicians in Lebanon!
    LGU, in collaboration with EduFit-Leb continue to deliver high quality international education courses despite the difficult economic situation on Lebanon.
    We wish LGU and EduFit-Leb the best of luck in their mission.
  • Mon
    06
    Jul
    2020

    Biomedical Technologies Department Achievement

    Another achievement for LGU’s Biomedical Technologies Department. Congratulations to Joseph KHATTAR and Carla ZEINE for having their paper “Implementation of a Monitoring System that Notifies Healthcare Providers of a Sudden Medical Emergency Occurring to a Driver” accepted in a book entitled “Vital Signs: an Overview”. The book is edited by Dr. Roy ABI ZEID DAOU, Head of the Biomedical Technologies Department at LGU, and Professor Josef BOERCSOK, Chairperson of the Computer Architecture and System Programming Department at Kassel University. The book is published by Nova Science Publishers.

     

     
    • Mon
      14
      Oct
      2019

      Visit of Professor Dr. Michel Landry to LGU As An Expert in The DPT Field


As we are aiming for excellence in teaching at the Doctor of Physical Therapy program (DPT), LGU was honored to host another renowned expert in the field, Doctor Michel Landry.
Dr. Michel D. Landry is a Professor in the Department of Orthopedic Surgery and in Duke Global Health Institute (DGHI) at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina (USA). Prior to his current position, Dr. Landry spent seven years as Division Chief of the Duke Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Division where he successfully implemented an upgrade of the program that has now grown into one of the top physical therapy programs in the United States. Prior to receiving his doctoral degree, he held clinical and senior management positions within the private rehabilitation sector in Ontario (Canada), and within international humanitarian aid and development agencies. Dr. Landry is a health policy and services researcher, and his area of study is the policy implications of the gap between available supply (financial and human resources) and increasing demand for rehabilitation and health services across the continuum of care. He is a Past-President of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association and a former Career Scientist at the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (MOHLTC). He lectures widely on policy and the political dynamics of rehabilitation, implications on people with disabilities, and is a provocative advocate for the moral, ethical, and economic necessity to ensure accessible and affordable rehabilitation services across the continuum of high, middle, and low-income countries. Dr. Landry is currently completing his Executive Master’s of Business Administration (MBA) at Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business, where he is also participating in the Health Sector Management Certificate (HSM).
  • Wed
    09
    Oct
    2019

    New Approaches in The Tele-Rehabilitation With Dr. Helene Corriveau & LGU

    The Physical Therapy Department wishes to thank Dr. Helene Corriveau for sharing during the past few days, her extensive academic and active experience in research, and her pioneering new approaches in physical therapy especially in tele-rehabilitation with our DPT candidates. Her enormous efforts were highly appreciated by the staff and candidates.

  • Mon
    14
    Oct
    2019

    Visit of the Canadian Professor Dr. Helene Corriveau to Participate in the DPT Curriculum as a Visitor

    The Lebanese German University – LGU is pleased to host Canadian Professor Hélène Corriveau for her participation in the Doctorate Physical Therapy (DPT) curriculum as a visitor.
    Dr. Corriveau is a full-time professor at the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences in the University of Sherbrook. She holds a Master’s degree in Physical Therapy from the University of Montreal and a PhD from the University of Sherbrook. She has been working in research at the Center of Research for Aging (CSSS-IUGS) since 2001.
    During her extensive academic career, Professor Corriveau received numerous distinctions and awards, mainly the Distinction Award for Best Teaching in 2011.
    She published many scholarly articles on geriatrics and gerontology, rehabilitation of stroke patients, balance, fall prevention, postural stability, functional and strength training and telerehabilitation, to name a few.
    We wish her and all DPT candidates the best.

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