Dr. Eyhab Bader Eddin, a Lecturer at the Faculty of Languages and Translation (clt), delivered a keynote presentation on November 2, 2015, focusing on the topic of Translation titled 'Pragmatic Equivalents in Translation.' Dr. Bader Eddin commenced his presentation with an insightful introduction, highlighting the importance of communication-based speech act events in our daily lives and our subconscious connection to the field of Pragmatics throughout history.

The Faculty of Languages and Translation recently introduced a computer-based test (CBT) for the 1st Midterm Exam in the International Test Preparation (ITP) Course. This marked a significant milestone as it was the first time such a test format was implemented for the ITP Course. Matthew Paul and Hassan Costello played integral roles in the development, administration, and supervision of the CBT.

Mohsin Raza Khan, the clt E-Learning Supervisor, conducted a seminar focused on utilizing the Quality Matters (QM) rubric for the design, implementation, and proctoring of E-Learning courses. The seminar specifically highlighted his application of the Eight General Standards to the ENG 011 Intensive English Course, for which he received recognition from the International Quality Matters Peer Review Board.

The E-Learning Unit and the English Language Center collaborated to organize a comprehensive 3-day online exam seminar focused on E-learning. The event was attended by the Managing Administration of the Faculty of Languages and Translation, as well as the Deanship of E-Learning, highlighting its significance.

The Faculty of Languages and Translation, in collaboration with the English Club, organized an informative seminar on academic writing. Dr. Charles Forman, Assistant Professor, was invited as the guest speaker for the event. The seminar aimed to introduce students to the essential skills and processes involved in academic writing.

In collaboration with the E-Learning Deanship, the Faculty of Languages and Translation (clt) conducted a specialized E-learning workshop tailored for its new academic staff members.

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The Faculty of Languages and Translation (clt) organized an engaging Research Day in the fall of 2015, facilitated by its esteemed Language Research Center. The event commenced with an opening address by the Dean of the clt, who warmly welcomed the participants and set a positive atmosphere for the day ahead. Throughout the event, a wide range of presentations on various topics in linguistics, applied linguistics, and English Language Teaching (ELT) were delivered, providing a stimulating platform for intellectual discourse and knowledge sharing.

The KKU English Club recently rolled out an exhilarating and enlightening excursion to the bustling cities of Makkah and Jeddah. Our students were engrossed in an immersive itinerary, bustling with activities, as they explored a diverse mix of places and institutions. Our journey was dotted with some unforgettable experiences including: