College Candidates — نشامى التوافق

Omar Abdulaziz Al-Jarhi

Candidate for Chair of The Students Union

I am Omar Abdulaziz Al-Jarhi, proudly born and raised in the beloved city of Aqaba, and currently a fourth-year Law student. I believe that student representation is a mission and a responsibility before it is a title or position, and that serving students requires honesty, commitment, and continuous effort. Since the beginning of my university journey, my goal has always been to support students and advocate for their needs and concerns. For this reason, I actively participated in various student activities and charitable initiatives that played a major role in shaping my character, developing my experience, and strengthening my sense of responsibility toward my colleagues and university community. These experiences were among the main reasons that motivated me to run at the university level, believing in my ability to create real positive impact, represent students with integrity and transparency, and work toward delivering their voices and concerns effectively. I also aspire to earn the trust of my fellow students to reach the position of Student Union President, where I can work seriously toward improving university life, strengthening the role of students, and achieving what serves their interests and ambitions. I believe that real change begins with participation, and that teamwork is the path toward building a better university environment for everyone.

Saleh Al-Shakhatreh

Candidate for Vice-Chair of The Students Union

I am Saleh Al-Shakhatreh, and I believe that student representation is a great responsibility and trust that requires honesty, dedication, and serious work. From the very beginning, my goal has been to be a genuine voice for students and to communicate their concerns and demands to the relevant authorities with transparency and responsibility. Student issues should never be underestimated, as they stem from real challenges students face daily on campus. Among the most important concerns are addressing the issue of overcrowded classrooms and working toward providing sufficient teaching staff in some faculties, as these issues directly affect course availability and delay academic plans for many students. We also seek to advocate for increasing the number of computer laboratories and reopening certain academic programs needed by both students and the job market, believing in the importance of developing the academic environment in line with future demands. Students’ demands are not impossible to achieve; they simply require people who genuinely carry them forward and communicate them effectively to decision-makers. This belief is what motivated me to run in the Student Union elections, convinced that together we can achieve positive change that reflects students’ ambitions and aspirations. I believe that genuine student representation begins with listening and succeeds through cooperation and collective effort for the benefit of all. The best is yet to come, God willing.

Mohammad Khalil Freihat

Candidate for Representative at the College of IT & Information Systems

I am Mohammad Freihat, a candidate for representative at the College of IT & Information Systems, striving to represent students and develop the academic environment and activities within the college. Throughout my university journey, I organized over 5 major student events within the college and was the most senior and active member of the Entrepreneurship Club. I am also the founder and president of the IEEE branch at the university, and I work as a trainer with the Crown Prince Foundation, where I contributed to delivering training content and supporting students' skills, in addition to founding a startup in the field of tech solutions. I represented the university at several official platforms, including Jordanian Television, the "Taa" Initiative, and the University of Jordan Radio, which allowed me to convey an honorable image of the college and university students. I developed several systems that simplified administrative work, such as attendance tracking systems, and played a key role in helping students across all levels open closed courses and facilitate their registration, serving as an effective link between them and the college administration. I also co-founded the Big Brother initiative within the college, which aimed to guide and support the 2024 cohort students and strengthen them in core subjects, driven by my belief in the importance of teamwork and students supporting one another.

Abdulrahman Maher Mahmoud Al-Khanafseh

Candidate for Representative at the College of IT & Information Systems

I am the student Abdulrahman Maher Mahmoud Al-Khanafseh, a candidate for a position within the Faculty of Information Systems and Technology, seeking to represent students and contribute to improving the academic environment and student activities in line with their needs and aspirations. Throughout my university journey, I have always stayed close to my fellow students and aware of their concerns. I have followed up on several student-related matters and worked on communicating students’ needs to the relevant parties, while coordinating efforts to find practical solutions that enhance the overall university experience. I have also contributed to supporting student initiatives and strengthening communication between students and the faculty administration, serving as an effective link in several academic and registration-related issues, helping students overcome challenges they face during their studies. My belief that students are the core of the educational process drives me to work seriously toward improving the academic environment and fostering a more collaborative and developed university atmosphere based on real listening and effective response to student needs. My goal is to be a genuine voice for students and to contribute to building a more organized and impactful faculty, based on teamwork and continuous development.

Rashid Mohammad Ahmad Al-Masaeedeen

Candidate for Representative at the College of IT & Information Systems

I am Rashid Mohammad Ahmad Al-Masaeedeen, a candidate for the position of Vice Representative at the Faculty of Information Systems and Technology. I aspire to be a true representative of the students’ voice and to work toward improving the university environment in a way that serves everyone’s interests and enhances the level of both academic and student life within the faculty. Since the beginning of my academic journey, I have been committed to building relationships based on cooperation and respect with colleagues from different majors and academic years. I have always been present to support them academically and help them overcome university challenges, in addition to encouraging participation in activities and initiatives that develop students’ skills and open new horizons in the fields of technology and innovation. I believe that students of Information Systems and Technology possess the ability to innovate and create change. Therefore, I seek to strengthen communication between students, faculty members, and the administration, while working to deliver students’ needs and suggestions clearly and effectively, contributing to finding real solutions and improving the educational experience within the faculty. I also believe that the role of a student representative is not limited to representation alone, but also requires responsibility, listening to all students, and working with a spirit of teamwork in order to achieve a supportive and motivating university environment for everyone. Through this step, I aspire to expand the circle of cooperation and joint work among students and contribute to building a better academic future based on excellence, development, and mutual respect. With the Nashama Al-Tawafuq List, Together we move toward a better future, And with your determination, we create change and achieve ambition.

Hatem Mohannad Fayez Al-Rajabi

Candidate for Representative at the College of Business

I am Hatem Al-Rajabi, and I aspire to be a voice close to students and a true representative of their needs, working to support and serve them in various academic and student-related matters. Over the past years, I have participated in organizing many university events and celebrations, including national celebrations and graduation ceremonies, believing in the importance of strengthening university life and creating an environment built on participation and cooperation. Through this candidacy, I aim to offer even more to my fellow students and work sincerely to represent them in the way they deserve, while contributing to building a better university environment based on communication, respect, and teamwork. I believe that student representation is a responsibility, and that serving students requires honesty, commitment, and continuous effort toward achieving the best for everyone. Wishing everyone success and prosperity.

Ibrahim Alzghoul

Candidate for Representative at the College of Business

I am Ibrahim Al-Zoghoul, a student at the Faculty of Business at the University of Jordan – Aqaba Branch, and a former member of the Student Union Council. I have experienced student work closely and realized the importance of having a true student voice that represents students with responsibility and dedication. Throughout my university journey, I have always been committed to staying close to my fellow students by participating in student activities and events and contributing to many initiatives aimed at strengthening cooperation and building a positive university environment that brings everyone together. I have also consistently sought to support students in various academic and university-related matters, believing that genuine student work is based on respect, cooperation, and standing beside colleagues in all circumstances. My candidacy today is not merely a name in the elections, but a continuation of a journey built on experience, responsibility, and dedication, with the goal of developing student life, listening to students’ needs, and representing them in a way that reflects the trust they place in us. Together toward a stronger university environment… and a student voice that represents everyone.

Mohammad Samer Abu Abdullah

Candidate for Representative at the College of Business

I am Mohammad Samer Abu Abdullah, a student at the Faculty of Business majoring in Finance at the University of Jordan – Aqaba Branch. Through my candidacy for the position of Vice Representative in the Student Union, I aim to represent my fellow students and work toward improving the university environment in a way that serves all students. Throughout my academic journey, I have participated in organizing and contributing to many student activities and events. I also played a direct role in the success of several important events, most notably the graduation ceremony of the previous class, in addition to participating in various university initiatives that helped strengthen the spirit of cooperation and build friendships and connections among students within the university. I have always been committed to supporting students in academic and educational matters, believing that genuine student work is based on cooperation, support, and standing by fellow students in different circumstances. My goal in running for this position is not merely to hold a title, but to work seriously toward developing student activities, listening to students’ needs, and introducing new ideas and initiatives that leave a positive impact within the faculty and the university. Together towards a stronger university environment and a student voice that is closer to everyone.

Qusai Moayyad Al-Faylat

Candidate for Representative at the College of Tourism and Hospitality

Peace be upon you, I am Qusai Al-Faylat, from the Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality at the University of Jordan – Aqaba Branch. I stand before you today not only as a candidate, but as a colleague who believes that students are true partners in decision-making, and that student representation is built on honesty, cooperation, and mutual respect. I am honored to represent my colleagues through the Nashama Al-Tawafuq list, a team founded on collaboration and shared responsibility, with the belief that every student deserves to have their voice heard and their opportunities protected without exclusion or discrimination. I believe that university life is more than academics alone; it is an environment that shapes ambition, character, and experience. For this reason, we strive to be a genuine bridge between students and the university administration while working to improve the academic environment and create better opportunities for students both academically and professionally. Through our list, we aim to: Represent students with fairness and transparency. Provide practical and training opportunities related to our specializations. Support student activities and initiatives that develop students’ skills. Improve the academic environment and strengthen communication between students and administration. Work with a spirit of teamwork to serve everyone equally. Our presence today is not simply to collect votes, but to be part of your ambitions and aspirations, and to transform ideas into meaningful actions that benefit both students and the university community. I am one of you — facing the same challenges and carrying the same ambitions — and I truly believe that together we can create positive change and elevate our university toward a better future. Qusai Moayyad Al-Faylat Leader of the Nashama Al-Tawafuq List Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality – University of Jordan / Aqaba

Adel Mahmoud Barham

Candidate for Representative at the College of Tourism and Hospitality

I am Adel Mahmoud Barham, a third-year Hotel Management student at the University of Jordan – Aqaba Branch. I believe that university life is more than just lectures and exams; it is about building friendships, supporting one another, and creating a better environment for every student. To me, we are not just classmates — we are colleagues, friends, and brothers working toward one goal: developing our university and improving our majors together. Every student deserves to feel heard, supported, and represented in the best possible way. My vision is built on teamwork, unity, and mutual respect. I want to be part of a Student Council that stands close to students, understands their needs, and works seriously to create positive change. Together, we can strengthen student life, support new ideas, and make our university experience more successful and meaningful for everyone. I truly believe that when students stand together with one spirit and one purpose, we can achieve great things and create a future we are all proud of.

Osama Amjad Mohammad Al-Shahban

Candidate for Representative at the College of Tourism and Hospitality

My fellow students, I am Osama Al-Shahban. Today, I stand before you not only as a candidate, but as a student just like you, living the same circumstances, ambitions, and challenges. I am here to represent the true voice of students — the voice that seeks change, development, and a better university environment for الجميع. My candidacy comes from my belief that student work is a responsibility, and that every student should have a real and active role within the university, not just be a name or a number. I also believe that success cannot be achieved through the efforts of one person alone, but through all of us working together as one team whose main goal is to serve students’ interests first. The goal of this campaign is to: listen to your concerns and deliver them seriously to the administration, strive to improve university life in terms of activities, services, and the student environment, and support every student who has an idea, talent, or initiative that deserves an opportunity. I promise to remain close to you, to listen to you, and to follow up on your demands with honesty and respect, because your trust is a great responsibility to me, not merely a position or a title. My fellow students… We are a generation capable of creating change and making a real difference when our voice is united and our goal is one. Today, your voice is the power that can build a better student future for everyone.

Ismail Tahseen Mohammad Al-Gharabli

Candidate for Representative at the College of Basic & Marine Sciences

I am Ismail Al-Gharabli, and I believe that every student deserves to have a real and heard voice within the university, and to play an active role in improving and developing the university environment. Since the beginning of my academic journey, I have always stayed close to my peers, listening to their challenges and striving to be part of the solution in both academic and administrative matters. I strongly believe that cooperation and communication are the foundation of every successful university environment. I have participated in organizing and supporting various student activities and events, while also working to strengthen the relationship between students and faculty members, believing that a respectful and collaborative environment positively impacts everyone. My candidacy today is not just a step, but a responsibility and commitment to live up to your trust and represent you with sincerity and dedication. My goal is clear: a better university environment, protected student rights, and a voice that is heard clearly and confidently.

Abrar Sufyan Abdullah Al-Halalmeh

Candidate for Representative at the College of Basic & Marine Sciences

Abrar Sufyan Abdullah Al-Halalmeh Candidate for Vice Representative – Faculty of Biological and Marine Sciences I am Abrar Al-Halalmeh, and I aspire to represent students while contributing to strengthening the academic environment and improving university life within the Faculty of Biological and Marine Sciences in ways that truly serve students and reflect their needs. Throughout my academic journey, I have always stayed close to students from different academic years, offering support and assistance to many of them both academically and personally. I strongly believe that students are the foundation of university life and that cooperation among peers is the key to success and progress. I have participated in various initiatives and activities that support our field and community, most notably the EcoPeace initiative for preserving the coastal environment, in addition to my active participation in different university events and activities. I have also worked to be a genuine bridge between students and the faculty administration by listening to students’ concerns, conveying them honestly, and striving to find fair solutions that serve everyone. I believe that student representation is a responsibility and a trust, not merely a position, and I aspire to be your true voice that reflects your aspirations and works sincerely for your benefit. With the Nashama Al-Tawafuq list, Continuing the journey with confidence, To stay closer to you and serve you with sincerity.

Al-Baraa Al-Samadi

Candidate for Representative at the College of Basic & Marine Sciences

I am Al-Baraa Al-Samadi, a fourth-year Mathematics student, and I am proud to join the Nashama Al-Tawafuq list in the Student Union elections. I strongly believe that the student union is the true platform for students’ voices and the space through which students’ aspirations and concerns should be represented with responsibility and transparency. Throughout my university journey, I have shared many academic and daily challenges with my peers, which strengthened my belief in the importance of teamwork and cooperation in creating a better and more supportive university environment. Through this candidacy, I aspire to be a voice close to everyone — working to represent students’ needs, defend their rights, and contribute to building an academic environment that reflects our ambitions and aspirations. I believe that real change begins with participation, and that your voice is the foundation of effective and impactful student representation. With the Nashama Al-Tawafuq list, We move forward with confidence toward student representation that is closer to students and more impactful.

Abdulrahman Ibrahim Alyan

Candidate for Representative at the College of Languages

My colleagues and friends at the University of Jordan / Aqaba, I am Abdulrahman Alyan, and I stand before you today not in pursuit of a title or position, but because I truly believe that students are the foundation of real change, and that students’ voices should always be present and influential in shaping university life. We share the same university experience, face the same challenges, and strive for a better and more supportive academic environment. This belief is what motivated me to run — to be a voice close to you, reflecting your aspirations and working sincerely to serve your interests. I fully understand the concerns students face, from the quality of student services and opening essential courses, especially for graduating students, to strengthening communication with the university administration in order to address challenges and find practical solutions. For this reason, my program is built on clear and realistic principles, including: True Representation: Delivering students’ voices and concerns with honesty and responsibility. Transparency: Keeping students informed about matters related to their rights and concerns. Effective Communication: Strengthening direct communication channels between students and the university administration. Collective Work: Collaborating to build a more supportive and positive university environment. I believe that change begins with participation, and that genuine student representation is built on honesty, responsibility, and the willingness to listen and act. Together, we can make a difference… Because simply: We are the change we have been waiting for.

Aref Ali Aref Al-Hamadin

Candidate for Representative at the College of Languages

I am Aref Ali Aref Al-Hamadin, a student at the Faculty of Languages, majoring in French and English Languages. Through this candidacy, I seek to be a true voice for students and to contribute effectively to representing them within the university. One of my main goals is to develop students’ intellectual awareness by encouraging dialogue and the exchange of ideas among students, as well as promoting cultural and linguistic activities that enhance their skills and broaden their horizons. I also aim to improve the university environment to make it more collaborative and creative, so that the university becomes a true space for academic and intellectual growth.

Bani Safwan Saleh Al-Marahlah

Candidate for Representative at the College of Languages

I am Bani Safwan Saleh Al-Marahlah, a student at the Faculty of Languages majoring in Applied English Language. I write and conduct research in fields that combine language and analysis. I believe that language students can make a real impact within the university even before graduation, and that our language is our compass toward progress and opportunity. “Bani Safwan is a Jordanian writer and researcher who combines linguistic precision with analytical depth in his work. He believes that the true investment is investing time in self-development, and he strives to be a model for the university student who uses the years of study to build skills and abilities, rather than simply waiting for graduation.” Our noble goal: “A Faculty of Languages that prepares students for life, not only for exams.” I aim to: • Establish a specialized language committee to assist students in translation and academic editing. • Create a digital platform for sharing volunteer opportunities and free courses in translation and linguistics. • Organize weekly meetings with successful faculty graduates to share their professional experiences. My promise to you: I will be your voice within the Student Union Council, and I will work with full commitment to address the concerns of language students, especially by: • Improving the quality of practical training related to the faculty. • Solving issues related to schedules and course sections. • Activating and strengthening the student’s role in faculty decisions.

Ruqaya Ramez Saleh Khalil

Candidate for Representative at the College of Nursing

I am Ruqayya Khalil, a candidate for the position of vice representative in the Faculty of Nursing. I believe that student work is a responsibility and a trust before it is a position, and I strive to meet your expectations by representing your aspirations with sincerity and integrity. Throughout my academic journey, I have always stayed close to my peers, offering support and assistance whenever possible, believing that collaboration is the foundation of success and that teamwork is the core of the educational process. I have participated in various university activities, most notably drawing competitions, where I achieved first place for three consecutive years at the university level. This reflects my belief in the importance of developing talents alongside academic excellence. I was also given the opportunity to participate in an academic exchange program in Germany through the DAAD organization, an experience that broadened my academic horizons and strengthened my passion for learning, while motivating me to help make such opportunities accessible to others who deserve them. I aspire to represent you with integrity by clearly conveying your voice and aspirations, working diligently on your concerns, and striving to achieve what serves the best interests of all. With you and for you, always.

Hams Al-Rawashdeh

Candidate for Representative at the College of Nursing

I am Hams Bashar Al-Rawashdeh, a candidate for the position of vice representative in the Faculty of Nursing. My goal is to be a voice close to everyone and to work toward improving the university environment in ways that truly serve students and reflect their needs. I strongly believe that cooperation among peers is the foundation of success. Throughout my academic journey, I have always tried to stay close to others, listen to their concerns and challenges, and offer support and assistance whenever possible. I understand the challenges we may face within the faculty, whether academic or related to communication and coordination. Therefore, I aspire to be a genuine link between students and the faculty, conveying your voice honestly and working toward practical and clear solutions that serve everyone’s best interests. I do not promise more than I can deliver, but I promise honesty, dedication, and continuous effort to always give my best. With Nashama Al-Tawafuq List, Continuing the journey with confidence, To stay closer to you and serve you with sincerity.

Ahmad Mohammad Al-Zghoul

Candidate for Representative at the College of Nursing

I am Ahmad Al-Zghoul, and I aspire to play an active role in improving the academic environment and student activities within the Faculty of Nursing in ways that support students and enhance their university experience. Since the beginning of my academic journey, I have worked on maintaining strong communication with students from different academic years, supporting them academically while also encouraging initiatives and activities that promote health awareness, community engagement, and a more collaborative university environment. I believe that nursing is not only an academic field, but a humanitarian profession built on communication, cooperation, and responsibility. For this reason, I have worked to strengthen the relationship between students and faculty members, while helping communicate students’ concerns and academic challenges clearly and striving to find practical and realistic solutions. I also believe that the role of a vice representative goes beyond representation alone; it requires being a genuine bridge between students, faculty members, and administration through listening, follow-up, and sincere effort to improve the educational experience for everyone. Through this step, I aim to expand communication with my colleagues and work together toward building a supportive academic environment that encourages academic excellence and personal growth. With the Nashama Al-Tawafuq list, We stand with you, moving confidently toward your goals, And together, we build a stronger academic future.

Abdulrahman Al-Duwaikat

Candidate for Representative at the College of Law

I am Abdulrahman Al-Duwaikat, a candidate for representing students in the Student Union Council. I aspire to be a genuine voice that reflects your aspirations and concerns while strengthening the role of students within the faculty with responsibility and transparency. My belief that student representation is both a responsibility and a trust is what motivated me to run. Students’ voices should always be present and influential in decision-making, with their concerns and challenges communicated clearly and sincerely. For this reason, I am proud to be part of the Nashama Al-Tawafuq list alongside my colleagues Mohammad Al-Marafi and Ali Al-Haywat. Our goal is not simply to make promises, but to listen to every idea and ambition, work seriously to address the challenges students face throughout their academic journey, and transform students’ needs into practical and realistic actions that benefit الجميع. We aim to be an effective bridge between students and the faculty administration, working with a spirit of teamwork and cooperation to create a better university environment where every student feels heard and valued. Your trust is our motivation, and your participation is the strength that drives us forward. Together, we rise with our faculty, and together, we create impact. Sincerely, Abdulrahman Al-Duwaikat List: Nashama Al-Tawafuq

Mohammed Al-Marafi

Candidate for Representative at the College of Law

I am Mohammed Al-Marafi, a student at the College of Law. Since my very first day, I have believed that rights are not only taught inside lecture halls, but are practiced through every موقف and decision. I am running for the position of representative in the Student Union because students who know their rights deserve to be represented with seriousness and professionalism. We always strive to ensure that every student’s voice is heard and that students are treated fairly in all decisions that affect them. No decision concerning students should be made without students having a say in it. This is not just a slogan, but a principle we truly believe in, because we are from you and for you. We also aim to support the academic and professional path of Law students by organizing workshops, meetings, training courses, and seminars in cooperation with legal organizations, institutions, and specialized bodies. A law student needs a real bridge connecting academic study with the job market. In conclusion, the College of Law has taught us that words are a responsibility and positions are a trust. Therefore, we ask you to choose those who will truly represent your voice in the Student Union with honesty and integrity.

Ali Al-Ahywat

Candidate for Representative at the College of LaW

I am Ali Al-Ahywat, a student at the College of Law at the University of Jordan – Aqaba Branch. I believe that university students deserve to be represented with honesty and responsibility by someone who is always committed to serving fellow students and ensuring that their voices are heard with transparency and clarity. I am running for the position of Student Union representative because I strongly believe in the importance of student work and participation, and because I am committed to helping the College of Law achieve the position it deserves by supporting students academically and professionally, while striving to elevate the reputation of the college and strengthen its presence and distinction both inside and outside the university. My goal is for every student to have a voice that is heard, and for every student to feel that they have someone who represents their aspirations, defends their rights, and works seriously and respectfully to meet their needs. Among the main goals we seek to achieve are: • Organizing specialized legal workshops and training courses in cooperation with legal institutions and organizations. • Providing practical training opportunities for Law students to bridge the gap between academic study and the job market. • Supporting student activities and initiatives that enhance students’ skills and self-confidence. • Working to improve the educational environment and the services provided to students of the college. • Strengthening continuous communication between students and the college administration to convey their demands and suggestions with full transparency. • Organizing legal seminars and lectures that enrich students’ academic and practical knowledge. In conclusion, the College of Law teaches us that responsibility is a commitment and that serving students is a trust. Therefore, we strive to live up to your expectations and to work together toward a better future for the College of Law and its students.