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北京印刷學院召開“校長有約”23屆畢業生代表座談會
2023-06-28 20:27:36.0 来源：北京青年报 责编：覃子喻
- 摘要：
- 北京印刷學院重視以文化人、以文育人。繼爲青年學子創作印章“立大志、明大德、成大才、擔大任”“志在四方”和書法作品“與時代同行”之後，黨委副書記、院長田忠利今年又創作一幅書法作品“初心如炬”，作爲畢業禮物贈予畢業生，寄語同學們不忘初心、勇毅追夢，牢記出版傳媒人的責任，堅守北印人的使命擔當。
座谈会上，毕业生代表踊跃发言，回顾了大学期间在校学习生活、科学研究、实践锻炼的难忘经历和点滴感悟，表达了对母校师长的感恩眷念、对同窗好友的祝福不舍、对步入人生新征程的期待向往，并就人才培养、课程设置、管理服务、教风学风等方面工作建言献策。与会的学校相关部门负责人积极与学生互动，交流心声。毕业生们表示，学校高质量发展进入快车道，为自己成长成才提供了良好的学习、生活、发展环境。在新的征程上，将始终践行“守正出新 笃志敏行”的校训精神，坚定信仰，脚踏实地，不辜负母校期望，争做社會栋梁，以实际行动助力母校建设。
北京印刷學院重視以文化人、以文育人。繼爲青年學子創作印章“立大志、明大德、成大才、擔大任”“志在四方”和書法作品“與時代同行”之後，黨委副書記、院長田忠利今年又創作一幅書法作品“初心如炬”，作爲畢業禮物贈予畢業生，寄語同學們不忘初心、勇毅追夢，牢記出版傳媒人的責任，堅守北印人的使命擔當。
田忠利对毕业生们提出三点希望：一要坚守理想，扬帆起航。在悲喜浮沉、人生起落中坚守远大理想，将个人小我与社會大我相结合，将青春抱负融入党和人民的伟大事业之中，让理想之光照亮新征程上青春奋进的脚步。二要淬炼本领，增长才干。在实践中善于学习、坚持学习、虚心学习，以求知若渴的心态、孜孜不倦的状态，下功夫努力增长本领和才干，不断超越自我。三要敢于吃苦，披荆斩棘。青春逢盛世，时代重任责无旁贷，更当继续发扬艰苦奋斗的优良传统，涵养“自找苦吃”的精气神，以青春之我为强国建设、民族复兴作出更大贡献。他希望同学们多回母校交流心得、共话发展，母校永远是同学们的坚强后盾和温暖的精神家园。
校领导还向毕业生代表赠送了书籍《习近平和大学生朋友们》《乡土中国》，勉励同学们勇于“自找苦吃”，做人做事“注重细节”，从饱含家国情怀的经典力作中读懂“植根家国热土，砥砺成长担当”。毕业生代表纷纷表示，将牢记在校所学和师长们的深切嘱托，用自己的实际行动回报母校的悉心培育，为出版强国、文化强国建设贡献北印人的力量。
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