As part of King Khalid University's ongoing awareness campaigns to stem the tide of COVID-19 and under the supervision of Dean Abdullah Al-Melhi, the Faculty of Languages and Translation's Vice Dean for Academic Development and Quality, Dr. Abdulrahman Almosa, facilitated the translation of COVID-19 awareness videos in 6 different languages in cooperation with the Ministry of Health (MOH) and the Command and Control Center at Asir's General Directorate of Health Affairs led by Asir Gov. Prince Turki bin Talal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud.

On May 4, 2020, the Guidance and Counselling Unit, in collaboration with the English Club, held an online webinar titled 'Staying Home & Time Management,' presented by Dr. Karem Abdelatif Ahmed. Drawing nearly 50 participants, the webinar aimed to demonstrate how to effectively control and optimize time for productivity during these challenging times, keeping in mind life balance and well-being.

On March 10, 2020, we informed about a university-wide webinar conducted by E-Learning Unit Supervisor, Mohsin Khan, titled 'Transformation to Full E-Learning.' This webinar also included a specially tailored session for the English Language Center on March 11, 2020. The purpose was to familiarize faculty members with useful content and tools within Blackboard, essential for conducting effective online classes. Due to inquiries about the logistics of virtual learning from students, a practical session was held on March 14, 2020, where Mr.

On March 10, 2020, a university-wide workshop, titled 'Transformation to Full E-Learning,' was conducted by the E-Learning Unit Supervisor, Mohsin Khan. The Deanship of E-Learning's Training Manager, Mohammed Jarallah, supervised the workshop. Aimed to equip faculty members, both seasoned and novice users, with key knowledge on creating and posting documents, assignments, quizzes, tests, videos, and engaging in discussion boards, the workshop was a grand success, with nearly 200 attendees.

The Women's Academic Development and Quality Committee, committed to enhancing the quality of teaching, organized a workshop on "Usefulness and Learnability in Teaching Vocabulary to ESL/EFL Students" on Monday, February 24, 2020. Conducted by Ms. Shanjida Halim, Ms. Tanzina Halim, and Dr. Rizwana Wahid, this workshop was specifically designed for new educators, graduate students, and faculty members of the Bachelor of Arts in English program who have yet to teach courses such as ENG 214 Vocabulary Building 1 and ENG 219 Vocabulary Building 2.

The Women's Scientific Research Committee hosted an informative seminar on March 2, 2020, focusing on the critical role of scientific research in program accreditation. The seminar was facilitated by Dr. Eman Alzaanin, Supervisor of the Academic Development and Quality Unit, who delved into the importance of research in maintaining the rigorous standards expected in higher education.

On March 2, 2020, the Women's Scientific Research Committee of the Bachelor of Arts in English program hosted the third session in the Academic Writing Workshop series. The workshop was led by Dr. Nada Alqarni, the Supervisor of the Department of English.

On March 3, 2020, Hassan Costello spearheaded an enlightening workshop, 'Resume and Cover Letter Essentials,' meticulously crafted under the supervision of Dr. Abdulrahman Almosa, Vice Dean for Academic Development & Quality. This event, specifically tailored for senior students and alumni of the Bachelor of Arts in English program, was aimed at furnishing attendees with the tools required to present their skills and qualifications in a compelling manner to potential employers.

The Women's Advising and Counseling Unit of the Bachelor of Arts in English program recently organized a comprehensive three-day smoking and drug awareness campaign. This enlightening initiative included informative lectures, practical workshops, and an exhibition.

The campaign was a collaborative effort, with the unit partnering with several local organizations and medical institutions to bring awareness and educate the community about the harmful effects of smoking and drug use.

The contributing entities that played an integral part in the campaign's success included: