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Seeking help for Banha cultivation event
The article focused on the plea of Zainab Mohamed, a graduate of the Faculty of Agriculture at Benha University. She secured first place in her graduating class and across the college, yet was not appointed as a teaching assistant despite the professors' promises and her academic excellence. Zainab demanded her right to appointment and questioned why her specialization was not included in the appointment plan, even though she had officially proven her superiority and was previously assured by officials. After her efforts to secure the position proved unsuccessful, she turned to administrative court, emphasizing that her non-appointment is linked to her specialization not being part of the university's plan, which does not reflect her academic distinction. The university expressed respect and appreciation for outstanding graduates but clarified that appointments are made according to the needs outlined in the legal plan, which has not included her specialization in recent years.
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