Certificate of Appreciation

On October 31, 2022, the Guidance and Counseling Unit (GCU) of King Khalid University held a workshop in collaboration with the Saudi Human Resources Development Fund (Hadaf). The event also included an appreciation ceremony to recognize high-achieving students, dedicated faculty members, and supportive staff. Dean Dr. Abdullah Al-Melhi, Chairman Dr. Ibrahim Alasmari, and GCU Head Dr. Dawood Mahdi led the proceedings. The event began with Muhammad Jaber Al-Harbi, a career counselor at Hadaf, who introduced the attendees to the various employment support programs offered by Hadaf. Al-Harbi's comprehensive presentation titled "The Art of Dealing with Tests" was particularly well-received by participants for its interactive nature. It motivated students to formulate a plan of action for their upcoming final exams. Following the informative session, the ceremony recognized students who had attained a cumulative grade point average of 4.5 or higher for the second semester of 1443. The attendees congratulated the high achievers and expressed their best wishes for their continued academic success. Dr. Mahdi and the leadership team then awarded Muhammad Jaber Al-Harbi, a Hadaf career counselor, with a certificate of appreciation for his insightful presentation. The celebration then shifted to recognize the faculty, notably highlighting the administrative staff's pivotal role in the program's recent milestones. These staff members played a crucial part in the seamless transition to the new campus, skillfully coordinating the logistics and ensuring that every detail, from classroom setups to technology installations, was flawlessly executed. Their proficiency was further demonstrated in the procurement and setup of advanced facilities and equipment, which have significantly elevated the educational experience. Dean Al-Melhi, acknowledging these contributions, stated, "Your commitment and skill in navigating our move to the new campus, upgrading our facilities, and bringing in state-of-the-art equipment have been crucial. It's this kind of hands-on engagement in strategizing, making critical decisions, and upholding excellence that we aim to foster among all our administrative staff. Beyond the physical enhancements, your support for our international scholarship students, ensuring their seamless transition and academic prosperity, is equally commendable. This comprehensive and engaged approach truly embodies the essence of our team and is the driving force behind our program's success." The event also paid homage to the current and former GCU ambassadors, celebrating their vital role in fostering the university's legacy through their dedicated service and contributions to GCU's thriving community. In their closing remarks, Dean Al-Melhi and Dr. Mahdi urged the students to remain diligent and industrious. They motivated high-performing students to maintain their academic excellence and to assist their peers in fostering effective study habits. Their inspirational speech underscored the university's commitment to fostering an environment conducive to the holistic development of its students.

On October 31, 2022, the Guidance and Counseling Unit (GCU) of King Khalid University held a workshop in collaboration with the Saudi Human Resources Development Fund (Hadaf). The event also included an appreciation ceremony to recognize high-achieving students, dedicated faculty members, and supportive staff. Dean Dr. Abdullah Al-Melhi, Chairman Dr. Ibrahim Alasmari, and GCU Head Dr. Dawood Mahdi led the proceedings. The event began with Muhammad Jaber Al-Harbi, a career counselor at Hadaf, who introduced the attendees to the various employment support programs offered by Hadaf. Al-Harbi's comprehensive presentation titled "The Art of Dealing with Tests" was particularly well-received by participants for its interactive nature. It motivated students to formulate a plan of action for their upcoming final exams. Following the informative session, the ceremony recognized students who had attained a cumulative grade point average of 4.5 or higher for the second semester of 1443. The attendees congratulated the high achievers and expressed their best wishes for their continued academic success. Dr. Mahdi and the leadership team then awarded Muhammad Jaber Al-Harbi, a Hadaf career counselor, with a certificate of appreciation for his insightful presentation. The celebration then shifted to recognize the faculty, notably highlighting the administrative staff's pivotal role in the program's recent milestones. These staff members played a crucial part in the seamless transition to the new campus, skillfully coordinating the logistics and ensuring that every detail, from classroom setups to technology installations, was flawlessly executed. Their proficiency was further demonstrated in the procurement and setup of advanced facilities and equipment, which have significantly elevated the educational experience. Dean Al-Melhi, acknowledging these contributions, stated, "Your commitment and skill in navigating our move to the new campus, upgrading our facilities, and bringing in state-of-the-art equipment have been crucial. It's this kind of hands-on engagement in strategizing, making critical decisions, and upholding excellence that we aim to foster among all our administrative staff. Beyond the physical enhancements, your support for our international scholarship students, ensuring their seamless transition and academic prosperity, is equally commendable. This comprehensive and engaged approach truly embodies the essence of our team and is the driving force behind our program's success." The event also paid homage to the current and former GCU ambassadors, celebrating their vital role in fostering the university's legacy through their dedicated service and contributions to GCU's thriving community. In their closing remarks, Dean Al-Melhi and Dr. Mahdi urged the students to remain diligent and industrious. They motivated high-performing students to maintain their academic excellence and to assist their peers in fostering effective study habits. Their inspirational speech underscored the university's commitment to fostering an environment conducive to the holistic development of its students.

  On October 9, 2019, the Faculty of Languages and Translation (FLT) recognized Mr. Sayed Mohammed Abdul Karim and Dr. Hassan Mahill for their service to the department's digital communication efforts. Dean Abdullah Al-Melhi presented them each with a certificate thanking them for their outstanding contributions to the FLT. "We are so grateful for your hard work and dedication to making sure that the FLT remains at the forefront of digital media," said Dean Al-Melhi. Department Chairman, Dr. Munassir Alhamami, echoed Dean Al-Melhi's sentiments saying, "We were fortunate to have both of you on our team for several years, and we wish you the best." Both Mr. Karim and Dr. Mahil are currently assigned to the English Language Center (ELC), and their efforts will never be forgotten.   Mr. Sayed Mohammed Abdul Karim held the role of Social Media Content Administrator for the Faculty of Languages & Translation from 11/1/2016 to 9/1/2019. As the Social Media Content Administrator, Mr. Abdul Karim was responsible for keeping the department's social media accounts updated. Social media is a critical component of the FLT's public relations strategy and an essential means of intra-departmental communications. Maintaining social media accounts with relevant, useful and timely information is a difficult task. Mr. Abdul Karim consistently managed social media accounts with great aplomb.   Dr. Hassan Mahill held the role of Website Translator from 4/1/2017 to 9/1/2019. The Faculty of Languages and Translation publishes numerous static pages in both the Arabic and English languages. Dr. Mahill served as the web translator for English to Arabic and vice versa. To translate successfully, one must be adept with the nuances of both languages in an educational environment. Dr. Mahill always did an admirable job in capturing the literal meaning and the spirit of the web content even though the information is often complex.   The website team strongly believes in thanking and recognizing everyone who contributed, including both past and present faculty members. Every member of our current team stands on the capable shoulders of past members. While space constraints prevent us from mentioning each by name, we are grateful for their efforts and their important role in our success. We also recognize those who are not FLT Web team members but who substantially contribute to our continuing success based on content submission.   Every great university has a substantial digital media presence. King Khalid University stands among those institutions, which have fully embraced the advantages of digital technology. The website and social media platforms are critical components of King Khalid University's global reach. Having a quality web presence for each department/function within the university is a critical determinative factor in international institutional rankings. In addition to providing current news and information, the website serves as a depository for historical information about the department and its activities. Date: 10/12/2019 Source: Faculty of Languages and Translation

  On October 9, 2019, the Faculty of Languages and Translation (FLT) recognized Mr. Sayed Mohammed Abdul Karim and Dr. Hassan Mahill for their service to the department's digital communication efforts. Dean Abdullah Al-Melhi presented them each with a certificate thanking them for their outstanding contributions to the FLT. "We are so grateful for your hard work and dedication to making sure that the FLT remains at the forefront of digital media," said Dean Al-Melhi. Department Chairman, Dr. Munassir Alhamami, echoed Dean Al-Melhi's sentiments saying, "We were fortunate to have both of you on our team for several years, and we wish you the best." Both Mr. Karim and Dr. Mahil are currently assigned to the English Language Center (ELC), and their efforts will never be forgotten.   Mr. Sayed Mohammed Abdul Karim held the role of Social Media Content Administrator for the Faculty of Languages & Translation from 11/1/2016 to 9/1/2019. As the Social Media Content Administrator, Mr. Abdul Karim was responsible for keeping the department's social media accounts updated. Social media is a critical component of the FLT's public relations strategy and an essential means of intra-departmental communications. Maintaining social media accounts with relevant, useful and timely information is a difficult task. Mr. Abdul Karim consistently managed social media accounts with great aplomb.   Dr. Hassan Mahill held the role of Website Translator from 4/1/2017 to 9/1/2019. The Faculty of Languages and Translation publishes numerous static pages in both the Arabic and English languages. Dr. Mahill served as the web translator for English to Arabic and vice versa. To translate successfully, one must be adept with the nuances of both languages in an educational environment. Dr. Mahill always did an admirable job in capturing the literal meaning and the spirit of the web content even though the information is often complex.   The website team strongly believes in thanking and recognizing everyone who contributed, including both past and present faculty members. Every member of our current team stands on the capable shoulders of past members. While space constraints prevent us from mentioning each by name, we are grateful for their efforts and their important role in our success. We also recognize those who are not FLT Web team members but who substantially contribute to our continuing success based on content submission.   Every great university has a substantial digital media presence. King Khalid University stands among those institutions, which have fully embraced the advantages of digital technology. The website and social media platforms are critical components of King Khalid University's global reach. Having a quality web presence for each department/function within the university is a critical determinative factor in international institutional rankings. In addition to providing current news and information, the website serves as a depository for historical information about the department and its activities. Date: 10/12/2019 Source: Faculty of Languages and Translation