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The Deanship of Student Affairs at Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University concluded the Noura Summer Camp, with the participation of more than (3,600) beneficiaries, aiming to invest the summer break in developing skills and empowering participants both cognitively and practically. The camp was held on campus and lasted for two weeks. The program focused on developing personal and leadership skills, enhancing self-confidence and effective communication, acquiring advanced knowledge in various fields, improving athletic and creative skills, and building positive relationships that foster teamwork and belonging. The camp offered approximately (35) training courses, including leadership, artificial intelligence, mental health and physical activity, educational content creation using iMovie and Clips, protocol and etiquette, and digital safety and protection. In addition, more than (20) creative and artistic workshops were held, such as pottery making, water marbling, handicrafts and embroidery, cinematic makeup, and Arabic calligraphy planning. The sports program included around (35) activities ranging from fitness exercises to movement activities and mental and electronic competitions, promoting a healthy lifestyle. Participants also took part in four scientific and cultural field visits, including internal visits to the Code Lab and the Natural and Health Sciences Research Center, as well as external visits to the King Salman Global Academy for the Arabic Language and AlAhli Capital. The Noura Summer Camp aligns with the Deanship’s efforts to achieve the University’s 2025 Strategic Plan by supporting students, empowering them academically and professionally, and creating a stimulating learning and creativity-driven university environment.
