The Faculty of Languages and Translation (clt) on the Female Campus recently celebrated the conclusion of their reading challenge activities. The challenge kicked off with a visit to King Khalid University's 14th Book and Information Fair, followed by the launch of the reading competition which attracted a large number of participants.
On November 29, 2017, the Language Research Center hosted a seminar featuring a presentation by MA students Shaymaa' Hasan Abdullah and Fayzah Nasser Mohaya. Titled 'Translation of Metaphor,' their talk was based on research conducted under the supervision of Dr. Eyhab A. Bader Eddin. The discussion focused on the distinct strategies in metaphor translation, specifically deliberating on whether to adopt a literal or a free translation approach.
On November 27, 2017, Dr. Mahmoud Radwan delivered an engaging seminar presentation for the English Club at King Khalid University. The focus of his discourse was the vital role of literature and language, aptly titled "Speculations on Literature."
Dr. Radwan aimed to illuminate the profound significance of literature in the formation of cultures, nations, language development, and, specifically, language learning. His presentation encompassed an in-depth exploration of literary genres, elements, periods, and featured examples from both English and Arabic literary works.
The Faculty of Languages & Translation's Female Campus recently hosted a program organized by the Scientific Research Committee entitled "Sister-to-Sister." Held on November 20, 2017, the initiative was designed to motivate and inspire undergraduate students. To achieve this, three Master's degree students shared their personal experiences of facing and overcoming substantial challenges in pursuit of their academic goals.
The Faculty of Languages and Translation at King Khalid University remains committed to fostering sustainable partnerships aimed at enriching academic and operational excellence. On Monday, November 20, 2017, Dr. Yahya Asiri, the Vice Dean, and Dr. Munassir Alhamami, the Chairman, visited the English Language Institute (ELI) of King Abdulaziz University. The team was warmly received by Dr. Abdullah Al-Bargi, the ELI Dean, who provided them with an extensive tour of the Intensive English Program. During the visit, Dr.
The Language Research Center organized a seminar on November 22, 2017, featuring a presentation titled "'Under the Kingdom's Vision 2030, KKU Can Help Bring the Asir Region's Education and Admission Process to International Standards in 3-5 Years'" by Mr. Rizwan Ghani.
The objective of Mr. Rizwan Ghani's presentation was to familiarize the participants with various approaches employed by countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe, and Asia to align the education and admissions system of the Asir region with international standards.
Under the supervision of the Dean of Student Affairs, the Vice Presidency of Student Affairs (Women's Campus) collaborated with the Faculty of Languages and Translation to organize an informative social media event. The event, titled "Use it Right," took place on Wednesday, Safar 26th, 1439H.
The Scientific Research Committee of the Female Campus commenced its academic year events and activities with a seminar titled "Interaction between Literature and Other Disciplines." The seminar, presented by Dr. Suaad Al-Qahtani, the Dean's Assistant, drew a large and enthusiastic audience, including staff members from the department.
The Faculty of Languages and Translation recently hosted a group of high-performing students from Al Manaahal Intermediate School. The visit took place at the main campus on November 13th. Led by their teacher, the students were given a personalized guided tour by esteemed faculty members including the Dean, Dr. Abdullah Al-Melhi, the Vice Dean, Dr. Yahya Asiri, and the Chairman, Dr. Munassir Alhamami.
Dr. Omer Sultan recently presented at a seminar held by the Language Research Center of King Khalid University on November 8, 2017. His presentation, entitled "Reconstruction of the Colonial and Postcolonial Paradigms: A Study of the Major Works of Chinua Achebe," delved into his Ph.D. thesis.