International Accounting Day Celebrated Grandly

JUST AIS Department Hosts Freshers Reception Event

  • JUST AIS department celebrated Freshers Reception and International Accounting Day
  • Daylong events included colorful rally, cake cutting, and cultural performance
  • Guests highlighted entrepreneurship and social responsibility for graduating students

JUST AIS Department Hosts Freshers Reception Event
Nov 10, 2026 15:47

Jashore University of Science and Technology (JUST) celebrated International Accounting Day 2026 alongside the Freshers' Reception, Farewell Ceremony, and Intra-Department Sports Competition Award Presentation for the Department of Accounting and Information Systems (AIS). On Tuesday (November 10, 2026) at 10:30 AM, JUST Pro-Vice-Chancellor Professor Sheikh Mahmudul Hasan inaugurated the daylong event by cutting a cake and leading a colorful rally in front of the Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose Academic Building.

The procession paraded down the main roads of the campus and concluded in front of the Kazi Nazrul Academic Building. Following the rally, the main discussion meeting took place at the Professor Mohammad Sharif Hossain Gallery, presided over by Dr. Md. Mehedi Hasan, Chairman of the AIS Department. JUST Pro-Vice-Chancellor Professor Sheikh Mahmudul Hasan attended the ceremony as the chief guest, while JUST Treasurer Professor Dr. Mohammad Faruque Hossain joined as the special guest.

Addressing the audience, Chief Guest Professor Sheikh Mahmudul Hasan stated, "Accounting professionals play a vital role in managing global economies and state affairs. Business faculty graduates should not merely chase jobs, but cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset to create employment for others." He further expressed confidence that graduating students will build strong alumni networks to guide and support current students.

Special Guest Professor Dr. Mohammad Faruque Hossain urged students to fulfill their responsibilities toward family, society, and the nation rather than being self-centered. He remarked, "No matter how high one rises professionally, human life ultimately ends with nothing; hence, true achievement lies in being remembered for good deeds after death." He also encouraged teachers to take lifelong pride in their students' accomplishments.

The event was attended by Dr. Md. Imran Sheikh, Dean of the Faculty of Business Studies; Dr. Mohammad Kamal Hossain and Dr. Mohammad Jahangir Alam, Associate Professors of AIS; Tarun Sen and Md. Shahajul Islam, Assistant Professors; Lecturer Fazlur Rahman; and students across various academic years. Moderated by AIS students Olif Ahmed and Faysal Iqbal, the daylong program concluded in the evening with a vibrant cultural performance presented by the students of the department.

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