Veterinary medicine students continue to flock to the library for the fourth day of the launch of the Read initiative.

Under the direct supervision of the Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine, Professor Dr. Shahd Abbas Al-Attar, a large number of students flocked to the college library for the fourth consecutive day, coinciding with the "Read" initiative launched by the President of Kirkuk University.

The fourth day focused on interactive technology, featuring a workshop on smart research strategies in veterinary science. Students were trained on summarizing scientific chapters and converting them into written summaries. They also participated in a "knowledge escape" game, applying practical skills to solve medical puzzles. Additionally, they engaged in knowledge broadcasting, using the skill of recording audio summaries of printed references and broadcasting them through the library's speakers. Furthermore, a smart visual verification process was conducted, matching modern medical images with in-depth clinical descriptions.

The Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs also visited the library and met with the students, expressing the college's support for this initiative, which aims to break the routine of traditional reading and create an academic atmosphere that contributes to building a cultured generation passionate about reading and capable of keeping pace with modern technological developments.