The Language Research Center hosted a lively seminar conducted by Lecturers Mr. Eisa Al-Eisa and Mr. Ibrahim Alasmri. Please click the links below for the themes of the discussion.

In collaboration with the Deanship of Student Affairs, the English Club held a dynamic workshop aptly named "Elevating Your English Communication Skills". This lively event unfolded in Auditorium 6 on February 18, 2015, and drew an impressive turnout of nearly 500 attendees. Hassan Costello, a skilled language instructor, explored various key aspects including:

Under the supervision of Dr. Abdullah Al-Melhi, the Dean, the English Language Center (ELC) successfully conducted the midterms and final examinations for the First Semester 1435-36 online via the Blackboard platform.

The examinations for ENG 011, ENG 012, and ENG 015 were held in designated e-Learning Labs, specifically A/1/72, A/1/74, A/1/75, A/1/76, and A/2/83. Approximately 2,000 students participated in these online examinations.

Under the patronage of Dr. Abdullah Al-Melhi, the Dean, the E-Learning Unit of the College organized a comprehensive E-Learning Workshop specifically designed for M.A. students of the College.

On December 01, 2014, the Language Research Center at King Khalid University organized a seminar featuring a presentation titled "Our Coursebooks: Friends and Foes?" conducted by Mr. Mohammad Adil. The presentation focused on evaluating the effectiveness of the textbooks used in the skill courses at four levels within the Department of English. Mr.

The KKU Literature Club organized a groundbreaking presentation series on World Literature, recognizing its significance in providing insights into humanity's beliefs, self-perception, philosophies, assumptions, and interactions with the world. The event took place on November 18, 2014, at the KKU main campus, with Dr. Ali Alamir, the Chair of the English Department, gracing the program as the chief guest.

The Language Research Center seminar by Erich Beer on November 17, 2014, kicked off with the following quote: “This presentation is ultimately about the students – not about me, or even you, for that matter.” Erich further quoted Margaret Elizabeth Sangster, who said: ‘No one should teach who is not in love with teaching.’ Building on this, he added: “If we are not in love with teaching, how can we expect our students to be in love with learning?”