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The College of Science Club (Female Section) Organizes the “Healthy Lifestyle” Campaign

The College of Science Club (Female Section) Organizes the “Healthy Lifestyle” Campaign

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Institutional Communication Center, Deanship of Student Affairs

The College of Science Club (Female Section), in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Female Students, organized the “Healthy Lifestyle” campaign for three days, from Sunday to Tuesday, January 16-18, 2025. The campaign aimed to motivate female students to adopt a healthy lifestyle, increase awareness about daily exercise, and utilize their free time between lectures by engaging in physical, mental, and recreational activities. Adopting a healthy lifestyle enhances overall health, boosts energy, and improves mood through proper nutrition, regular physical activity, exercise, good sleep, and mental health care.

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Khamis Mushait Applied College Participates in “Winter Blessings” Initiative

Khamis Mushait Applied College Participates in “Winter Blessings” Initiative

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Institutional Communication Center, Deanship of Student Affairs

The Khamis Mushait Applied College Club participated in the “Winter Blessings” initiative, organized by the Ministry of Environment, Water, and Agriculture in collaboration with the Sawahid Watan team and the Deanship of Student Affairs for female students. The event, held at “Golden Doom” from February 16-18, 2025, aimed at raising agricultural awareness and supporting emerging projects. The event was attended by the Director General of Agriculture for the Asir Region and several officials. The college presented 12 outstanding projects executed by its female students, highlighting its role in fostering innovation and enhancing students’ skills in applied fields.

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Engineering College Club Organizes Visit to Saudi Electricity Company

Engineering College Club Organizes Visit to Saudi Electricity Company

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Institutional Communication Center, Deanship of Student Affairs

The Engineering College Club – Female Section, in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs, organized a visit to the Saudi Electricity Company on Thursday, February 20, 2025. The visit was led by Engineer Abdulaziz Al-Shahrani, beginning with a workshop on thermal imaging technology and its role in predictive maintenance. The tour included visits to the generation, transmission, cables, and distribution workshops, where students explored turbine maintenance techniques, current conductors, insulators, and smart meters. They also learned about solar energy technologies, the On-Grid system for connecting solar panels to the grid, and electric vehicle charging stations, along with the training process for operators.

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Central Voluntary Work Club Organizes “Generation of Giving” Hackathon

Central Voluntary Work Club Organizes “Generation of Giving” Hackathon

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Institutional Communication Center, Deanship of Student Affairs

The Central Voluntary Work Club, in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs at King Khalid University and in partnership with the College of Languages and Translation Club (Male Section), organized the “Generation of Giving” Hackathon on Monday, February 17, 2025. Eight student teams competed to present the best voluntary initiatives. The event included guidance sessions from specialists and concluded with the recognition of the winning teams for their efforts in presenting innovative solutions that promote sustainable volunteer culture.

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College of Nursing in Mahayel Asir organizes a workshop titled “Prevention of Chronic Diseases (Blood, Diabetes)”

College of Nursing in Mahayel Asir organizes a workshop titled “Prevention of Chronic Diseases (Blood, Diabetes)”

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Institutional Communication Center, Deanship of Student Affairs

The College of Nursing in Mahayel Asir (Female Section), in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Female Students and in partnership with the Departments of Psychiatric Nursing and Community Health Nursing, organized a workshop titled “Prevention of Chronic Diseases (Blood, Diabetes)” on Thursday, 20th February 2025, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM in the college’s training hall.

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The College of Law Club (Male Section) organizes the event: “Law and Criminal Psychology: Towards More Accurate Predictions in Explaining Criminal Behavior”

The College of Law Club (Male Section) organizes the event: “Law and Criminal Psychology: Towards More Accurate Predictions in Explaining Criminal Behavior”

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Institutional Communication Center, Deanship of Student Affairs

The College of Law Club (Male Section) organized a scientific event on Tuesday, 18th of 8th, 1446H, titled “Law and Criminal Psychology: Towards More Accurate Predictions in Explaining Criminal Behavior” at the central library. The event focused on the relationship between law and psychology in criminal analysis, the role of psychologists in courts, and the importance of collaboration between legal professionals and psychologists.

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“College of Nursing Khamis Mushait in collaboration with College of Applied Medical Sciences Abha organizes the event: ‘Causes of Lung Cancer’”

“College of Nursing Khamis Mushait in collaboration with College of Applied Medical Sciences Abha organizes the event: ‘Causes of Lung Cancer’”

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Institutional Communication Center, Deanship of Student Affairs

The College of Nursing Khamis Mushait, in collaboration with the College of Applied Medical Sciences in Abha and the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities, organized the event titled “Causes of Lung Cancer” on Tuesday, February 18, 2025, at the Central Library in the University City at Al-Fara. The event was a health, social, and voluntary program aimed at educating university students, faculty members, and visitors to the library. It attracted 110 visitors from across the university community.

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College of Science Club Organizes the Event: ‘Food Additives – Hidden Secrets and Health Risks’”

College of Science Club Organizes the Event: ‘Food Additives – Hidden Secrets and Health Risks’”

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Institutional Communication Center, Deanship of Student Affairs

The College of Science Club, in partnership with the Departments of Biology and Chemistry and in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities, organized a specialized awareness event titled “Food Additives – Hidden Secrets and Health Risks.” The event aimed to educate students about the impact of food additives on public health and highlight their potential risks, attracting around 60 students. The event took place on Wednesday, February 19, 2025, at the ground floor lobby of the College of Science, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

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Applied College Club Organizes “Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems” Event

Applied College Club Organizes “Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems” Event

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Institutional Communication Center, Deanship of Student Affairs

Under the patronage of Dr. Ibrahim Al-Qaed Asiri, CEO of the Applied College in Mahayil, the Applied College Club (Male and Female Divisions), in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities, organized the “Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Systems” event on February 19, 2025. The event included an exhibition, panel discussions, and workshops on ERP systems such as SAP, Odoo, Oracle, and NetSuite, focusing on the role of technology and AI in improving institutional efficiency. The event concluded with a recognition ceremony for participants’ contributions.

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College of Applied Medical Sciences Club Organizes “Health Through Time” Event

College of Applied Medical Sciences Club Organizes “Health Through Time” Event

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Institutional Communication Center, Deanship of Student Affairs

The College of Applied Medical Sciences Club in Abha, in collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities, organized the “Health Through Time” event on Monday, February 17, 2025, in the presence of the college dean and faculty members. Students from the departments of Physical Therapy, Speech Disorders, Audiology, and Radiological Sciences showcased the historical evolution of these fields and key advancements in disease diagnosis and treatment, distributing educational brochures to attendees.