In an honorable national and academic achievement reflecting the highest values of belonging and pride, coinciding with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's celebrations of its National Day, the College of Applied Medical Sciences at Jouf University made an exceptional impression, earning a double victory in the annual inter-college competition organized by the Deanship of Student Affairs. The College was awarded First Place in the 'University National Day Exhibition' track, in addition to achieving Third Place in the 'Live Performance' track.
This well-deserved accomplishment was the culmination of collaborative teamwork and meticulous qualitative preparation, bringing together academic and administrative staff alongside college students. The College’s pavilion at the exhibition was distinguished by an elaborate design that harmoniously blended authentic national heritage with the College’s human healthcare mission. It highlighted the healthcare renaissance and qualitative leaps witnessed across the Kingdom under its ambitious national vision. Furthermore, the 'Live Performance' track featured an expressive artistic presentation that garnered widespread acclaim from both the audience and the judging committee, embodying values of solidarity, the journey of progress and development, and immense pride in Saudi national identity.

The closing ceremony concluded with the official honoring of the College and the presentation of certificates of congratulations and excellence, amid broad praise for the professional execution and creative content worthy of this cherished occasion. On this proud milestone, the Dean of the College of Applied Medical Sciences, Dr. Abdullah bin Falleh Alsarhani, extended his highest congratulations and warmest blessings to all college members—including faculty, administrative personnel, and students. He expressed his profound pride in this distinguished achievement, which reflects the spirit of one team, affirming that such recognition serves as an added catalyst toward continued excellence, leadership, and active engagement across all national and university forums."