These activities, part of the center’s social responsibility initiatives, aimed to bridge the gap between law enforcement and civil society while enhancing the competencies of personnel tasked with responding to potential disaster situations. The training covered topics such as crisis definition and types, root causes, effective communication strategies during crises, and the development and implementation of crisis management plans.
Presentations were delivered by experts from Near East University, including Prof. Dr. Behçet Öznacar from the Atatürk Faculty of Education, who discussed “Crisis Management,” and Assist. Prof. Dr. Tijen Zeybek from the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, who addressed “Emotional Balance and Coping with Stress.” The training sessions emphasized the application of emotional intelligence and stress management techniques in both personal and professional contexts, supplemented by real-life examples.
Certificates were awarded to participants upon completion of the training sessions. Prof. Dr. Çiğdem Hürsen, Director of the Near East University Lifelong Education Center, underscored the significance of such trainings in fostering both professional and personal development. She expressed the center’s commitment to organizing similar initiatives in the future, aiming to further enhance societal well-being by empowering individuals and leveraging their potential.
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