Activities at AUC

ACM (Association of Computing Machinery)
President, AUC Student Chapter (2000)
Under Maha's leadership, the number of Chapter members grew from around ten to around 40. They prepared and hosted the first-ever Egyptian National Programming Contest, which included 25 teams from nine universities in five Egyptian cities. The winners went on to win the Regional ACM contest in Morocco, qualifying for the Finals in Vancouver. They also organized the first School of Sciences and Engineering Honors Assembly, and the First Computer Science Farewell Reception.

Cairo International Model United Nations (CIMUN)
Rapporteur of the ILO (1998-1999)
Fundraising Member (1997-1998)

Career Advising and Placement Service (CAPS)
Promotion Team member (1998-2000)

Student Volunteer Literacy Program for AUC Workers
Teacher (1998-2000)

Anti-Cancer Team
Activities team member (1997)

Additional contributions: Junior Marshal and usher in AUC Commencements, student committee member for meeting with Computer Science Accreditation Board (CSAB), student representative on judging board for the first Services Excellence Award.

Personal Notes (updated September 2005)

"I am about to finish a masters (M.Ed. in eLearning) from the university of Sheffield, UK. I hope to apply for a Ph.D. as soon as I finish, inshallah. I currently am involved in an NGO called Nahdet el Mahrousa (www.nahdetmasr.org). Also, I got married :o)"

—Maha Ayham Bali