Commencement Speaker Ms Jill Lee: Words of Wisdom for the Class of 2024
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Ms Jill Lee will be the upcoming Speaker for the joint NUS College (University Scholars Programme) and NUS-ISS Commencement Ceremony 2024. Class of 2024 graduands, Siew Tung Dawn (English Literature + NUSC [USP] ‘24) and NUS-ISS Valedictorian Prerak Agarwal, chatted with Ms Lee as she shared words of wisdom for the Class of 2024 across a variety of topics.
InfiniUse: From Classroom to Community, Giving Waste a Second Life
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As the leader of a campus sustainability project, Verlyn was named a Youth for Environmental Sustainability (YES) Leader in the National Environmental Agency’s (NEA) inaugural run of the programme last year. Discover more about her journey in this article!
Opening Doors, Closing Gaps: NUS College’s Inaugural Faculty and Staff Giving Campaign
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NUS College’s Inaugural Faculty and Staff Giving Campaign, Opening Doors, Closing Gaps concluded at the end of March. Together, we raised $38,300 for priority funds at the College – ensuring that an NUSC education remains accessible to deserving students regardless of their financial background.
Paying it Forward, in Style
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Nuryanee Anisah is a NUS College and Business School student who is making a positive impact on the world through her sustainable fashion startup, Commenhers. From co-founding the social enterprise to receiving grants and accolades, Nuryanee’s journey is a testament to the power of combining passion with education. Read her story now and be inspired to pay it forward in style.
Uplifting Others, Safeguarding the Digital Realm
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Discover how NUSC student Ibrahim Sharul found his passion for cybersecurity and global experiences. From attending international summer programs to cooking with friends from around the world, Ibrahim’s journey embodies the NUS experience. Read his story now.
Growth Mentoring Internships – Interdisciplinary, Bespoke and Mentored
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What does taking a major and/or minor look like for a NUSC student? Is it still possible to have a meaningful student life experience? Hear different perspectives in the following article by our student writer Shona Tan.
Student Sharing: Taking on a Second Major and/or Minor in NUSC
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What does taking a major and/or minor look like for a NUSC student? Is it still possible to have a meaningful student life experience? Hear different perspectives in the following article by our student writer Shona Tan.
Professor Cheong Koon Hean, Rector and a Bridge connecting NUSC with the Outside World
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We spoke with Prof Cheong Koon Hean on a myriad of topics, including what it means to her to be the Rector of our new college, her responsibilities in the role, and her thoughts behind the term “interdisciplinary”.
Pay It Forward: The NUS College Alumni Bursary
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Generous alumni from USP and friends of NUSC have stepped up to pay-it-forward towards our young institution – collectively pledging $170,000 for the NUS College (NUSC) Alumni Bursary.
Syed Ahmad Khan AMU Memorial Prize 2023: Communicating the Challenges and Potential of South Asia
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NUSC hosted representatives of Aligarh Muslim University Alumni Association Singapore. Receiving our guests were our Dean, Prof Simon Chesterman, and the recipient of the Syed Ahmad Khan AMU Prize, Zara Karimi (Sociology + NUSC ’23).