28th May 2024

As part of GJU's German Week activities, the CSNACH team organized and planned a campus-wide Treasure Hunt Quest in the style of Sherlock Holmes. This quest incorporated geology-related questions, aligning with the CSNACH theme for this year's German Week. The event aimed to offer students a fresh perspective on geology through a fun and educational experience that combined joy and learning.

Five groups participated in this unique quest, competing with enthusiasm, fairness, and a spirit of camaraderie. Various prizes were awarded for the most original team name, unique team clothing, best photo of a geological feature at GJU, and overall best team performance.

All participating groups expressed great satisfaction with the quest, requesting more opportunities for similar experiences. They also showed excitement about the possibility of starting a student club under CSNACH supervision, focusing on Natural and Cultural Heritage.

Here are some participant feedback highlights:

  • “The competition was amazing. My group and I had so much fun! The puzzles were hard enough to be tricky but not impossible, so we could solve them. With a good group, you can really do well. The prizes are cute, and the coordinators are extremely friendly and supportive throughout the entire process. Personally, I couldn't recommend this more! I loved this experience!” - Mena
  • “The treasure hunt was a unique and enjoyable experience. It pushed us to think creatively and outside the box while working together. Each clue was a fun challenge, and discovering the next hint was thrilling. This adventure was both fun and rewarding, fostering a sense of teamwork and accomplishment. Highly recommended for an exciting and stimulating activity!” - Duha
  • “To be honest, I loved the experience, and I will register for it again in the future because the puzzles were perfectly balanced and great. I loved that you gave two hints for every team.” - Qussay
  • “It was very educational, and an extremely fun activity to do with your friends.” – Dana