The Reality of the Meetings of the Academic Councils at Naif Arab University for Security Sciences and its obstacles

Abstract

The study aimed to identify the reality of following the modern methods in the meetings of the academic councils in Naif Arab University for Security Sciences and its obstacles. The number of the study society reached 102 members of the academic councils in the university. The researcher used the method of the comprehensive sample and using the descriptive method, On the ground, the questionnaire was used to identify the views of the study community on the answer to the three axes of the study, using the Statistical Package Program (SPSS) for analysis and statistical processing. The study reached many conclusions, including: The objectives of the meeting are determined accurately, and the place and time of the meeting are determined in the invitation, and emergency meetings are called when necessary. Delegations are delegated to members, and decisions are taken after consultation with the experts at the meeting. The meeting is concluded on time and to a medium extent of the responses of the study community. Lack of incentives for active members. And the results of the meeting do not send a written letter to the participants, the results of the study showed that the overlap between administrative and academic practices and individual decision-making, the absence of material and moral incentives for members and the lack of a specific time for the end of the meeting are one of the most important difficulties facing the management of meetings. The study reached several recommendations, including: the need to delegate powers to members participating in meetings. Decisions must be made after consultation with the meeting specialists. The need to end the meeting in time for him to stay away from the waste of time. Physical and moral incentives should be provided to the active members of the meetings as they have a significant impact on increased attention and activity in the implementation of the decisions of the meetings. Keywords : Meetings, Academic Councils, Security Sciences DOI: 10.7176/EJBM/12-3-07 Publication date: January 31st 2020