
The College of Pharmacy at 'Amman Arab University' (AAU) Enhances Its Leadership in Extracurricular Activities with a Visit to the Equestrian Club (Forest Hill)
As part of Amman Arab University's commitment to enhancing extracurricular activities and developing students' skills in various fields, the College of Pharmacy organized a field visit to the Equestrian Club (Forest Hill) under the supervision of Dr. Nusaiba Al-Quteish, a faculty member at the college. This visit aimed to instill values of courage, discipline, and responsibility in students, familiarize them with authentic Arab heritage, and pave the way for establishing an equestrian club at the university, to serve as a distinguished platform for purposeful sports and recreational activities.
The visit included a comprehensive introductory tour of the club's facilities and the services it offers, followed by a field tour to get to know the horses, their breeds, how to handle and care for them, before the students had a hands-on experience of horse riding under the supervision of specialized trainers in an environment characterized by professionalism, organization, and adherence to the highest safety standards.
In this regard, Professor Dr. Rana Abu Huwaij, Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy at the Amman Arab University, emphasized the importance of such activities in shaping students' personalities and expanding their knowledge. She pointed out the vital role of this experience in giving students the opportunity to learn about veterinary pharmacy, understand the nature of veterinary medicines used in horse care, how they work, and how to administer them, in addition to reinforcing their commitment to drug safety principles in veterinary treatment. She also explained that this type of activity contributes to enriching students' practical experience and connecting them with new professional aspects.
Dr. Nusaiba Al-Quteish, during the visit, highlighted the importance of this experience in broadening students' horizons and developing their personal skills, as it plays an active role in fostering a spirit of confidence, discipline, and responsibility. She pointed out that Amman Arab University is rich in promising student talents who could represent the university in the future in local and international equestrian competitions. The visit concluded with an interactive session during which students were able to ask questions about the world of equestrianism, training methods, and horse care techniques, all in an atmosphere characterized by enthusiasm and positive interaction










