As part of the Ajawid 4 initiative, the Applied College Club in Muhayil, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities at King Khalid University, organized the “Building the Human Community Asset” camp on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, at the college theater and Building D hall. The camp included a specialized workshop on the concepts and structure of building the human community asset, accompanied by an exhibition titled “Building Impact.” The event ran from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM and aimed to define the fundamental concepts and procedural steps for building the human community asset. The camp witnessed the participation of approximately 200 students from the college and nearby schools, highlighting the role of educational and interactive programs in instilling community values and collective responsibility.

The College of Culture and Arts Club – Male Section – in Rijal Almaa at King Khalid University, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities and under the Ajawid 4 program, organized the “Ajawid Cultural Spirit” event on Wednesday, February 25, 2026. The event aimed to strengthen cultural and social values, instill the principles of volunteerism and initiative, and highlight the role of university students in community service, reflecting the authentic cultural identity of Rijal Almaa and fostering integration between artistic creativity and social responsibility.

The Central Thinking and Creativity Club, in cooperation with King Khalid University represented by the Deanship of Student Affairs, organized an online discussion session via TEAMS on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, titled “Engineering Innovative Solutions,” aiming to foster a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship and to reinforce the concept of turning challenges into opportunities and projects that contribute to achieving the national vision. The session, led by Dr. Mohammed Hussein Al-Fifi, engaged over 50 students who actively participated through questions and discussions in an interactive environment that explored the difference between creativity and innovation, the importance of design thinking as a methodology for understanding problems before moving to solutions, and elements of model building and integrated teamwork. The session also highlighted inspiring examples from global companies, including Elon Musk’s approach to talent selection, Jeff Bezos’s customer-obsession culture at Amazon, and Jack Ma’s perseverance as founder of Alibaba, concluding with rich discussions emphasizing the importance of nurturing a generation that innovates solutions rather than waits for them, recognizing the role of national minds in development and progress.

The Applied College Club in Sarat Abidah, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities at King Khalid University and under the Ajawid 4 initiative, conducted a specialized program titled “Leadership with Values” on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at the college’s Student Activity Hall. The program aimed to prepare a generation of business leaders capable of integrating ethical principles and core values into strategic decision-making and enhancing students’ sense of social responsibility by fostering ethical awareness and community accountability. The program included a discussion session led by Mr. Mohammed Al-Hwaiti, who explained core values, leadership principles, and practical applications, presenting successful models and experiences as implemented in the Ajawid initiative, with participation exceeding 10 students.

The College of Science Club, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration at King Khalid University, organized a specialized program on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, under the Ajawid 4 initiative, titled “Safe Environment, Sustainable Future: Safety and First Aid.” The program aimed to raise students’ awareness of key safety and preventive measures and to foster a culture of preparedness and proper response to emergencies, contributing to a safe and sustainable campus environment. The event witnessed notable attendance of approximately 60 students, highlighting the importance of safety and occupational health awareness in protecting lives and property.

The Applied College Club in Tanomah, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Student Activities at King Khalid University, organized the “Between Iftar and Suhoor” social program on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, targeting all college members, including students, faculty, and administrative staff. The program aimed to strengthen social bonds in a friendly Ramadan atmosphere, fostering a sense of cohesion and togetherness. The session was delivered by Dr. Abdullah bin Hassan Al-Shahri, who highlighted the spiritual significance of the holy month and the importance of utilizing blessed times for self-development and building positive values, while emphasizing the role of student activities in developing personal and leadership skills.

The Applied College Club in Dhahran Al-Janoub at King Khalid University, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Female Students, organized the “Our Roots” event on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, in celebration of Founding Day. The program featured a visual presentation of the Kingdom’s achievements, videos, a heritage exhibition, and various participatory activities, concluding with a patriotic atmosphere full of pride, reflecting strong national belonging and awareness of history and heritage.

The Applied College Club in Rijal Almaa at King Khalid University, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Female Students, organized the “Serving Them with Technology” workshop on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, as part of the Ajawid 4 initiative (Community Development Track). The workshop aimed to support productive families and enhance their digital skills by providing a detailed demonstration of designing digital advertisements using simple tools such as Canva, thereby enabling them to promote their products efficiently and professionally.

The Applied College Club in Muhayil at King Khalid University, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Female Students, organized a program aimed at enhancing investment readiness under the Ajawid (4) initiative on Wednesday, February 25 . The program, titled “Investment Between Vision and Application,” was held as part of the pilot launch of the Community Investment Readiness Platform in Aseer and sought to instill a culture of early investment thinking and reinforce the concept of readiness prior to implementation by presenting practical perspectives that support strategic planning, opportunity foresight, and active engagement in community-based development initiatives.

The College of Culture and Arts Club – Female Section – at King Khalid University in Rijal Almaa, in cooperation with the Deanship of Student Affairs for Female Students, organized an event titled “Tourism Between Pride and Culture” on Wednesday, February 25, 2026. The event aimed to foster pride in national identity and local heritage, linking tourism with culture, literature, and the arts as fundamental pillars of identity. It also highlighted key tourism routes in the region and emphasized active community engagement in promoting cultural and tourism assets within the broader developmental landscape.