Centre of Collective Activities

A Fire Fighting Mock Drill and Practical Training Session was successfully conducted today at TUF with the objective of enhancing fire safety awareness and improving emergency response capabilities among staff members. The training was organized in view of the prevailing hot weather conditions, which increase the risk of fire incidents, and to provide hands-on, on-the-job training to employees so they can respond effectively and assist others during emergencies.
The participants included Floor Managers, Administrative Staff, Electricians, Office Employees, Security Personnel, and other support staff. Representatives from University Medical & Dental College Faisalabad (UMDC), The University of Faisalabad, and several students also actively participated in the exercise.
During the drill, a controlled fire scenario was created, and participants were given practical demonstrations on the proper use of fire extinguishers and firefighting techniques. Various participants were individually invited to extinguish the fire under supervision, allowing them to gain confidence and practical experience in handling fire emergencies.
The drill achieved its primary objective of increasing awareness, strengthening emergency preparedness, and improving the ability of staff members to respond promptly and effectively in case of a fire incident.
We highly appreciate the cooperation, professionalism, and timely response of the Civil Defence and Rescue representatives who provided valuable guidance and practical training during the session. Their expertise significantly contributed to the success of the exercise.
We also extend our sincere thanks to all participating staff members, students, and volunteers for their active involvement and commitment to workplace safety. Special appreciation is extended to the In-Charge Security Officer and the Security Team for their excellent coordination, planning, and ex*****on of the mock drill.
Together, through continuous training and awareness, we can ensure a safer working and learning environment for everyone.

Empowering the next generation of leaders as our newly selected cabinet members begin their journey of innovation, teamwork, and impact at TUF.

Celebrating the spirit of leadership and service as the newly selected cabinet members step forward to strengthen student societies through creativity, collaboration, and excellence at TUF.

Honoring the passionate student leaders selected to represent TUF societies with dedication, vision, and commitment, inspiring growth, teamwork, and positive change across campus.

The Societies Cabinet Elections 2026–2027 Oath Taking Ceremony and Awards Distribution was successfully organized by TUF Center for Collective Activities, where newly elected cabinet members of various student societies and clubs formally took an oath to uphold the values of leadership, responsibility, teamwork, and active student engagement across campus.
At Saleem Campus, the Character Building Society received the Best Society Award, while Ms Mehwish Fatima from the Department of English Language & Literature was honored with the Best Advisor Award. Fatima Aslam from the Cultural Society received the Best President Award, whereas the KPK booth presented by the Department of MLS & Dental Science secured the Best Culture Booth Award at Havva 2026.
At Amin Campus, Alpha TUF Society was awarded Best Society of the Year. Tayyab Imran from Majlis-o-Adab Society received the Best President of the Year Award, while the Punjab booth presented by the Department of Computer Science & Interior Design won the Best Culture Booth Award at Art Fiesta 2026.
The ceremony concluded with appreciation for the dedication and enthusiasm demonstrated by students and faculty advisors throughout the elections and cultural activities, reaffirming the university’s commitment to fostering leadership, creativity, cultural harmony, and collective growth among students.

The Societies Cabinet Elections 2026–2027 Oath Taking Ceremony and Awards Distribution was successfully organized by TUF Center of Collective Activities, where newly elected cabinet members of various student societies and clubs formally took an oath to uphold the values of leadership, responsibility, teamwork, and active student engagement across campus.

At Saleem Campus, the Character Building Society received the Best Society Award, while Ms Mehwish Fatima from the Department of English Language & Literature was honored with the Best Advisor Award. Fatima Aslam from the Cultural Society received the Best President Award, whereas the KPK booth presented by the Department of MLS & Dental Science secured the Best Culture Booth Award at Havva 2026.

At Amin Campus, Alpha TUF Society was awarded Best Society of the Year. Tayyab Imran from Majlis-o-Adab Society received the Best President of the Year Award, while the Punjab booth presented by the Department of Computer Science & Interior Design won the Best Culture Booth Award at Art Fiesta 2026.
The ceremony concluded with appreciation for the dedication and enthusiasm demonstrated by students and faculty advisors throughout the elections and cultural activities, reaffirming the university’s commitment to fostering leadership, creativity, cultural harmony, and collective growth among students.

TUF Center of Collective Activities successfully organized the Societies Cabinet Elections 2026–2027 as part of the university’s continuous efforts to promote democratic values, student empowerment, and leadership development on campus. The election process witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, reflecting their strong commitment toward extracurricular engagement and collaborative campus activities.

A total of 23 societies and clubs participated in the elections for the academic session 2026–2027. Students actively registered for prominent leadership positions, including President and General Secretary (G.S.), showcasing exceptional enthusiasm, competitive spirit, and a growing interest in representing their societies through effective leadership and active student involvement.

Step up, lead with purpose, and make your mark! The 2026–2027 Societies Cabinet Elections are your chance to unite, engage, and thrive while building leadership skills, connections, and impact. Don’t miss the rescheduled elections on 13 May 2026!