February, 15 2017
Creative Writing Competition Winners Awarded
The winners of the American University of Ras Al Khaimah’s creative writing competition were this week awarded for their achievement.
The winners of the American University of Ras Al Khaimah’s creative writing competition were this week awarded for their achievement.
The competition, which was initiated by Drs. Khaledah Al Mansoori and Imed Louhichi from the School of Arts and Sciences, aimed to reward high-achieving students for their work. Following the inclusive policy adopted by AURAK, Drs. Khaledah and Imed put forth the proposal to celebrate the writing talents of the university’s gifted student population, and not limited to those who study within the Languages and Literature Department.
Commenting on the competitions success, Dr. Khaledah stated, “The response has been overwhelming. Our brilliant students have submitted amazingly creative stories and poems – so amazing in fact, that the panel of examiners found it extremely difficult to narrow-down the entries to select the five winners. All submissions have shown excellence in the way they have embraced the given prompts and have developed creative plots.”
The winners included Hiba Tarabishi, Lubna Khalil, Shoug Al Sharhan (all studying business administration), Asma Malika (computer science) and Zeena Assaf (architecture). Congratulations to all of our winners!
More AURAK News
09 October 2026, Friday
AURAK Earns Double Recognition at Dubai Lynx Awards
Honored as University of the Year, while a Media and Communication student takes home the Best Short Film Award.The American University of Ras Al Khaimah (AURAK) has secured two major distinctions at the prestigious Dubai Lynx Awards, earning recognition as University of the Year and winning the Best Short Film Award underscoring the growing excell
25 September 2026, Friday
AURAK Research Identifies Key Barriers to Air Taxi Adoption in Emerging Economies
Study offers strategic roadmap for policymakers and industry, as the UAE accelerates urban air mobility initiatives.A new study by researchers from the American University of Ras Al Khaimah (AURAK) has identified the critical barriers that must be addressed before air taxis can become a viable mode of urban transportation in emerging economies.&nbs
21 September 2026, Monday
The future of higher education is augmented intelligence
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how we learn, work, communicate and make decisions. Yet the most important question is not how much human activity AI can replace. It is how effectively AI can augment human capability.This distinction matters.The more meaningful interpretation of AI in education is not simply Artificial Intelligence, but