The College of Pharmacy Club, in collaboration with the Medicine & Innovation Club and the Deanship of Student Affairs, organized the “Urgent” community campaign on Thursday, 4 December 2025 at the Boulevard. The campaign focused on distinguishing between critical and non-critical cases, explaining the principles of proper assessment in emergency situations, and guiding participants on how to make correct decisions in critical moments. The event included interactive stations where students provided simplified demonstrations of first aid procedures, while also raising awareness among visitors about basic first aid concepts and the role of pharmacists and healthcare teams in supporting community safety.

As part of its commitment to enhancing students’ legal knowledge and developing their skills in regulatory and governance aspects, the Nazaha Club at King Khalid University conducted an official visit to the university’s Legal Department on Thursday, 4 December 2025.The students were welcomed by Mr. Hassan Mohammed Al-Obaid, who provided a comprehensive explanation of the department’s work, its procedures in handling cases and transactions, and the roles of its various sections in supporting university operations and ensuring compliance with regulations. During the visit, students observed the legal workflow from studying cases, drafting contracts, reviewing decisions, to follow-up and regulatory procedures, gaining deeper insight into the department’s role in promoting integrity and governance. At the conclusion, the students expressed their gratitude to Mr. Hassan for the warm reception and valuable information that enriched their experience and strengthened their legal awareness.

The Central Entrepreneurship Club at the Deanship of Student Affairs, King Khalid University, chaired by Dr. Mishaal Al-Qahtani, organized an “Investment Readiness” workshop delivered by Dr. Jubran Yahya Makhdi on Thursday, 4 December 2025 via Teams, with participation of over 45 students. The workshop aimed to raise awareness of the fundamentals of investment and entrepreneurship, covering investment concepts and types, and guiding how to develop an idea into a scalable project, including explaining the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) concept and the importance of a founding team. It also reviewed the investment channels available to students, pitching and persuasion skills, and included a segment on psychological risks and burnout in work environments and ways to build mental resilience. At the end, attendees received certificates, and an open session was held for questions and consultations for students.

The College of Nursing at King Khalid University in Khamis Mushait, in partnership with the College of Education and the College of Applied Medical Sciences, organized the “Stronger Than Lupus” awareness event on Thursday, 4 December 2025, at Al-Rashed Mall. The event presented concise scientific content delivered by students from nursing, anesthesia, public health, and psychology, offering clear explanations of lupus, its symptoms, prevention methods, and modern treatment approaches. The participation of several lupus patients added a human dimension to the program as they shared their inspiring stories. The event attracted more than 500 visitors, reflecting the impact of the university’s efforts in promoting health awareness within the community.

The Central Media Club, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs at King Khalid University, organized the “Artsam” event on Thursday, 4 December 2025, which featured the World Television Day exhibition and a film festival to enhance students’ media awareness and showcase their talents in visual and cinematic media. The event included a selection of student films evaluated by a specialized committee, resulting in three winners. The top supervising members of the Media Club, along with the winning and participating students, were honored for their efforts in making the event a success.

The Deanship of Student Affairs, in collaboration with the Central Thinking and Creativity Club, organized the Walking Festival at the indoor sports hall in Al-Fara’a as part of its efforts to promote physical activity and enhance health awareness among King Khalid University students. The event saw notable student engagement through interactive activities designed to emphasize the importance of regular exercise and its positive impact on energy, fitness, and overall quality of life.

The staff of the Deanship of Student Affairs extended their sincere appreciation to Dr. Ali bin Misfir Al-Qahtani for his dedicated efforts during his tenure as Dean, which resulted in significant progress and institutional development across student services, talent empowerment, digital transformation, and program efficiency, with recognition of his contributions marked on 27 November 2025. The Deanship also conveyed its best wishes for his continued success in future endeavors, affirming that his impact will remain an enduring part of the advancement of student affairs at King Khalid University.

The staff of the Deanship of Student Affairs extends their sincere congratulations to Dr. Areej bint Ayed Al-Buheer on the renewal of her appointment as Vice Dean for Female Student Affairs at King Khalid University, dated 2 December 2025, praying for her success and guidance in fulfilling her responsibilities and further advancing the services provided to the university’s female students.

The staff of the Deanship of Student Affairs extends their sincere congratulations to Dr. Saad bin Saeed Al-Qahtani on the decision issued by the Minister of Education and Chairman of the Council of Universities on 28 November 2025, appointing him as Dean of the Deanship of Student Affairs at King Khalid University, praying for his success and guidance in fulfilling his duties and advancing the Deanship’s distinguished services for students.

The Deanship of Student Affairs marked the International Day of Persons with Disabilities through awareness campaigns aimed at promoting a human-rights-based language that supports inclusion and empowerment within the university community. The Deanship emphasized the importance of fostering awareness among students about respecting all groups and providing appropriate support for persons with disabilities to help build a more inclusive and safe educational and social environment for everyone.