The College of Applied Medical Sciences Club held the first part of the infection control program on Wednesday, 1445/4/3, at King Abdullah High School. Initially, the club met with various classrooms and presented scientific material on the definition and importance of infection control in preventing the transmission of diseases that may accompany the human person for the rest of his life. Several doctors also responded to queries by students and teachers through which the scientific material was clarified.

The College of Applied Medical Sciences Club held on Monday, 1445/4/1, at 5 p.m. at Boulevard Commercial Complex in partnership with the College of Nursing Club, Khamis Mushit, the first of the club's programs approved by the Deanship of Student Affairs for the first semester of 1445 H. The program was titled Food Safety. The program received considerable attention and attendance from visitors interested in this topic, where a visual presentation was made on a projector and an introductory explanation on: