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Deanship of Community Service launches its virtual summer programs

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The man is wearing a Saudi shawl with a white shemagh and a traditional saying behind the desk representing a computer and an arrangement of flowers. In the background is a sign with the Qassim University logo and text highlighting the specialized programs offered by the Deanship of Community Service as part of the summer recreational events.
Dressed in a red and white Saudi shemagh, with a Saudi headband and bisht, the man sits at his computer design desk. A café behind him with the words "Deanship of Community Service" in Arabic and neatly placed flowers, suggesting that he is working on virtual programs in a pleasant office environment in Qassim.
A man dressed in a Saudi Arabian ghutra, aqal and bisht sits at his desk, engrossed in a video call about virtual programs on his computer. Behind him in the office, lit up just enough to indicate in Arabic the Deanship of Community Service at Qassim University.
A person dressed in a Saudi ghutra, aqal, and a formal Saudi bisht sits behind a desk in a child's room, engaged in a virtual software session on his computer. The desk contains a coffee mug, a bottle, and a bouquet of flowers, reflecting this person with the confirmation of the Deanship of Community Service at Qassim University.
A man dressed in a Saudi Arabian ghutra, aqal, and bashta sits at a sleek desk, participating in virtual programs via video conferencing on his laptop. A table is dotted with papers, a laptop, and an elegant flower arrangement. The office has white walls and a window, reflecting an academic work environment befitting of Qassim.
A man wearing a Saudi Arabian tunic, headband and headband sits behind a desk with a laptop and headset, the largest of which is in front of you in Arabic, as well as the virtual summer programs organized by the Deanship of Community Service in Qassim. Today you will be in a different office or hall of the university.
A Saudi man in an aqal and formal bisht is sitting at his desk in an outdoor office environment, participating in a virtual computer meeting as part of a university program. On the desk is a laptop with flowers and a coffee mug, giving the textures a formal feel that clearly emphasizes that this is the official Qassim University.

Yesterday, Sunday, November 14, 1441 AH, the Deanship of Community Service held a training course titled "Basic Skills in Public Speaking and Delivery." This event marks the beginning of the second week of virtual summer programs offered by the university. The course was presented by Dr. Fahad bin Ali Al-Sudais, a faculty member at the College of Arabic Language and Social Studies, as part of the Public Speaking and Delivery Art program held in the virtual Hall of Talent and Creativity.

 

The Deanship also held another training course on "Reliability of E-commerce Websites," presented by Dr. Muhannad bin Ali Al-Suwailem, a faculty member at the College of Economics and Management, as part of the e-commerce program offered in the Virtual Enrichment Hall. In addition, the "Juz" Thirty: Memorization and Tafsir" program continued its events, presented by Professor Dr. Abdulaziz bin Sulaiman Al-Muzaini, a faculty member at the College of Sharia and Islamic Studies. The program is being implemented in the Virtual Tadabbur Hall.

 

The Deanship concluded the first day of the second week with an open meeting titled "Your Path to Graduate Studies," presented by Professor Dr. Mohammed Al-Dughairi, Dean of the Deanship of Graduate Studies at the university.

 

It is mentioned that the Deanship organized numerous virtual events, programs, and activities last week, presented by a selection of specialists from the university's faculty members and others. This was aimed at utilizing the free time of the targeted groups and meeting their needs and desires in a way that benefits them and their society.

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