Issue 14

Issue 14 (Apr - Jun 2015)

E T A R B E , CEL Y T I S R E DIV E C A R B M S E E C N E R E F F I D

advisor’s letter CELEBRATING DIVERSITY ON CAMPUS

At Taylor’s University, we are fortunate to have students, faculty and staff of different ethnicities and cultures, as well as with various backgrounds, beliefs and interests because this makes for a dynamic intellectual and social environment. Over the past few months, the Taylor’s University Student Experience (SE) Division and several student groups have made a conscious effort to share this richness and promote diversity on campus. Through various events and activities such as organising the vibrant World Fest, a world cultures event, showcasing Maldivian and Mauritian cultures, bringing together Korean students on campus for the first-ever official gathering and spotlighting the refugee cause and verbal bullying, the message of appreciating and respecting people’s diverse cultures and each individual’s uniqueness and differences was spread throughout the campus community. It was great to see both staff and students alike getting involved and supporting these meaningful initiatives. As we live in an increasingly interconnected world, it is vital for us—especially at a university, a place of learning, discovery and inquiryto create an environment that fosters tolerance, intercultural interactions and open acceptance of different beliefs and perspectives. I’m proud of the work that has been accomplished by SE staff and students in this area thus far, but there is more we can do. Therefore, we are committed to investing time and resources in diversity efforts for the long term so that on our campus, diversity will enrich our experiences, encourage dialogue and break down stereotypes.

Sincerely,

Angela Pok

Vice-President, Student Experience Taylor’s University

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Highlights

Advisor’s Letter

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Support Uni Mission

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Learning Experience & Student Development

16 Staff Dept Profile / Engagement / Development

18 SE Family

15 Student Feedback

Editorial Advisor

Angela Pok ([email protected])

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Active Lifestyle

Global Mobility

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Editorial in Chief

Saw Bee Lian ([email protected])

Executive Project Coordinator

Lisa Lim ([email protected])

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highlights

Experiencing the Cultural Diversity at World Fest ‘15

It was certainly a night to remember for the hundreds of guests to experience the richness of world cultures at World Fest 2015 organised by the Taylor’s University International Student Council (TUISC) at the Grand Hall on June 5, 2015. The signature event focused on creating global citizens by uniting the youth of today as one people, enriched by individual differences and united by the common thread of humanity. Dressed in their “cultural retro” costume, the guests from various institutions and of different nationalities gathered in one place that was colourfully decorated in an Arabic theme, savored mouth-watering gastronomical delights of various continents, enjoyed 12 high-octane cultural performances and other activities prepared for them. Some lucky ones even walked away with lucky draw prizes courtesy of Club Med, Grand Hyatt, Holiday Tours, Maxis, Nescafe and many more. The highlight of the event was the launch of two key initiatives— the Taylor’s University Global Strategy and the Taylor’s Uniiversity Summer School programme—by Minister of Education II Y.B. Dato’ Seri Idris Jusoh who officiated World Fest 2015 that evening. He was accompanied by our Vice Chancellor & President, Prof. Dato’ Dr. Hassan Said and Pro Vice Chancellor of Global Engagement, Prof. Perry Hobson. Kudos to TUISC for planning and executing such an exciting event that truly promoted cultural integration and diversity.

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Serving as

Career Ambassadors

Group photo: CSC staff and the 2015 Career Ambassadors.

June 11, 2015 was a momentous day for 33 Taylor’s University (TU) students as they were officially appointed and installed as TU’s Career Ambassadors by Student Experience (SE) Vice President Ms. Angela Pok and management representatives from their respective schools. These accomplished students from the School of Hospitality, Tourism and Culinary Arts (HCTA), School of Architecture, Building and Design (SABD), School of Communication (SOC), School of Engineering (SOE), School of Computing and IT (SOCIT), Taylor’s Business School (TBS) and Taylor’s Design School (TDS) were strategically selected by the Career Services Centre to drive strategic Career & Employment initiatives through peer-to-peer development related activities. Built upon the concept of “CARE for your Career”, the programme was founded by three capable and passionate scholars, namely Choong Lai Mun from SABD and Lam Jo Yee and Nicholas Woo from TBS under the SE Division’s Talent Management programme. We welcome the ambassadors and wish them great success in executing their new roles in 2015/2016!

Ms. Angela Pok installs the students together with representatives from the respective schools.

HTCA ambassadors with their deputy deans, Pn. Siti Ramadhaniatun Ismail and Dr. Toney Thomas

TBS ambassadors with their Dean Ms. Vinitha Guptan.

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WELCOME TO CAMPUS, STARWOOD

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Taylor’s University had the privilege of hosting Starwood Asia Pacific for their Starwood Careers Month on June 18, 2015. It was an occasion for the Group to promote its philosophy that goes beyond talent attraction to include both talent development and retention as well, where students discover about exciting internship and career opportunities available with Starwood. Many final-year students also submitted their CVs in the hopes of getting hired by one of the top employers in the hospitality industry. During the event, personnel from the Human Resources and Training Department of Aloft Kuala Lumpur and Four Points by Sheraton Puchong, shared their career experience at Starwood. Besides asking important questions that will impact their future careers, the students gained valuable insights about the roles of a department head and an associate’s working life.

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“GO BLUE” for a greener campaign

his Mr. Wong Fatt Seng from Aloft Kuala Lumpur shares experience with the students.

A group of diploma students from Taylor’s School of Communication enjoyed a field trip to Angkasapuri on June 10, 2015, thanks to an invitation from Traxx FM radio station, to witness the official launch of its “GO BLUE” campaign. It is part of the station’s quest for the Blue Ribbon Awards, as well as to promote smoke-free environments. TRAXX FM is the first radio station to use electronic media intensively to promote the above objectives. The campaign, which will run throughout the year, is Malaysia’s largest and most original e-media promotion of its kind and the key partners are MySihat (Health Promotion Board of Malaysia), Ministry of Health Malaysia and YOU1QUIT (Malaysia Corporate Quit Smoking Consultant). It was launched by Deputy Minister of Health Y.B. Dato’ Seri Dr. Hilmi Haji Yahya. Also present were MySihat Chairman Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Dato’ Sri Dr. Haji Mohd Nasir Mohd Ashraf and MySihat CEO Dr. Manimaran Krishnan.

Y.B. Dato’ Seri Dr. Hilmi Haji Yahya officially launches the campaign.

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Besides attending the launch, the group of students participated in a hypnotic session by Mr. Julian Leicester, who is also known as the “Cigarette Slayer”. He spread awareness about the risks of tobacco use, influenced students to quit smoking and challenged them to better care for their health.

learning experience & student development

The Bounce Campaign 2.0 Makes a Comeback The Bounce Campaign 2.0 returned to Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus for the second time on April 21, 2015, after receiving an overwhelming response from 1,200 students when it was first introduced in November 2014. Organised by the Taylor’s University Student Council (TUSC), the purpose of the campaign is two-fold: to provide an avenue for students to relive childhood memories and to reduce stress, as well as to garner feedback from them about welfare issues on campus by administering a survey. To attract students’ attention, a bouncy castle in the shape of Batman was set up in the middle of the Amphitheatre. There were also giveaways from sponsors like Pentel, Pocky, Hovid, Ribena, Cocoaland, Miaow Miaow and Mighty White.

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Reflecting on the event, Director of Campus Welfare Ms. Lum Kit May said she is glad to know that Taylorians had a great experience and she would like to thank all parties involved for their support in making the event a success.

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Experiencing the ASEAN Summit Opening Ceremony

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A group of Taylor’s University student leaders were privileged to witness the 26th ASEAN Summit Opening Ceremony on April 27, 2015, at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. Attended by 10 ASEAN leaders, the opening ceremony dazzled the delegates with a hologram presentation of iconic buildings in each ASEAN member country played on stage, while the Prime Minister of Malaysia Dato’ Seri Najib Razak launched GOASEAN, the world’s first ASEAN-focused travel channel that will serve as a platform for ASEAN member countries to jointly promote tourism in ASEAN. It was a meaningful experience for the group to be part of the significant event.

Taylor’s University Student Council representatives at the ceremony.

Getting a Taste of Mauritian and Maldivian Culture

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“It opened up my mind. I realised how small one person is in the grand scheme of things. However, in every person is the potential to change the world. The leaders of the ASEAN countries are human themselves, yet the future of ASEAN and its inhabitants rest on their decisions and words. As long as you have a dream and the determination, we all could be the leaders of tomorrow.” - Lim Jun Tong, Taylor’s University Student Council Campus Integration Committee Member and a student from School of Medicine

The month of April gave the Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus community a chance to immerse themselves in the richness of Mauritian and Maldivian cultures, thanks to the Mauritian Cultural Night and Maldivian Cultural Night showcases. Held on April 10 and 17, 2015 respectively, over 500 guests joined in the celebrations, enjoying a wide array of gastronomical delights and colourful and energetic dance performances. A special thanks to Ms. Harisha Teeluck, President of the Taylor’s University Mauritian Society and Mr. Muaviyath Mohamed, President of the Taylor’s University Maldivian Society for organising such wonderful events that provided great insights on both cultures.


HAVING A BALL OF A TIME! It was a star-studded affair at the Constellations-themed Grand Taylor’s Ball 2015. In accordance with the Constellations theme, the ball aimed to create unity by embracing and celebrating individual uniqueness and differences in the journey of life-long learning. “The theme symbolises that every individual is unique in his or her own way, but when joined together, they create a beautiful sky full of stars,” said Mukund Rai, the event’s organising chairperson.

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A total of 278 guests attended the event at Sheraton Imperial Hotel Kuala Lumpur on June 6, 2015. Members of various clubs such as The Backseat Affair, Taylor’s University Dance Club, Taylor’s University Society of Performing Arts, Taylor’s University Beatbox Club, Taylor’s University Music Club and Salad Bowl treated guests to a lively night of singing, acting and dancing performances.

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Other highlights included attractive lucky draw prizes worth RM10,000, the coronation of prom king and queen and a free photo booth service, where guests had their photos taken and printed on a Constellation-themed layout. Taylor’s School of Communication student Eileen Law said, “I’ve been waiting for the opportunity to join this prom night with my friends. It’s a night where Taylorians come together to reminisce the bittersweet experience in the University.” play s: a short Demi-God Rise of the Performing Arts. of y Societ

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In the early hours of May 23, 2015, a group of scholars was busy setting up the Sports Complex for the Scholars’ Annual Sports Carnival. Themed “Clash of Tribes”, the event enabled scholars and non-scholars to interact and network with one another in friendly competitions, as well as challenges scholars to organise a medium-scale event. A total of 165 students and 35 organising committee members and scholar helpers attended the event. In keeping with the carnival’s theme, dry leaves were strewn across fences and tiki torches lighted up the registration area. Participants also received a “Clash of Tribes” T-shirt and complementary face painting.

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The Sports Complex was turned into an obstacle course featuring eight different game stations such as water sliding, water balloon baseball and quidditch. In groups of 12, participants had to battle each other to accumulate scores. In addition to voucher giveaways and free food, the participants also enjoyed entertaining performances by the Taylor’s University Dance Club and Music Club while waiting for the prize-giving ceremony. Kudos to the organising committee for pulling off a great event! *Photo credits to Hong Chun Photography

Happy faces all around at the Sports Carnival.

Anyoung-haseyo to All The first-ever gathering of Korean students at Taylor’s University took place on June 10, 2015 – an occasion to build friendships and meet their teacher advisor, Ms. Anna Jung Gyeo Woon. With Ms Anna’s help, the Taylor’s University Korea Students Society (TUKSS) was formed. Manager of Student Affairs, Mr. Ivan Yong participated in the gathering to introduce the International Student Experience Department to the students, while Mr. Mohd Hasrul Othman from the Student Success Centre was also present to promote workshops that would help students develop better learning skills and techniques for their academic success.

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Support for the REFUGEE CAUSE A special campaign called “Borderless” was created at Taylor’s University (TU) to bring attention to the plight of refugees in Malaysia. Held in April, the one-month event kick-started with a nine-day awareness campaign in front of the Student Life Centre (SLC), where relevant information about refugees was disseminated to the campus community. The grand event, Into the Unknown, took place inside SLC from April 27-29, 2015, and received overwhelming support from Taylorians. It featured a maze with three themed sections, namely War, Discrimination and Loss, which gave participants a chance to experience a

simulation of a refugee’s journey. The first stage represented the difficulty of salvaging items necessary to live in times of war. The second stage showcased the unjust discrimination faced by refugees and their strong will to survive despite their circumstances. The final stage highlighted the sense of loss refugees experience as they are separated from loved ones. At the end of this stage, participants completed an online survey to rate their experience and gauge their level of awareness about the life of refugees. Other activities during this campaign included the collection of ‘sugar cubes’—sweet and encouraging messages from TU students and staff to give to refugee children, the sale of customised button badges and T-shirts and the collection of funds. A total of RM3,650 was raised and donated to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Malaysia to support the welfare of refugees. The Borderless campaign certainly played a part in making a positive stand for the refugee community in Malaysia and helping the campus community to empathise with their situation.

Spotlight on Verbal Bullying

To shed light on the issue of verbal bullying, the Inked 2015 campaign took place at Taylor’s University (TU). The month-long event began on April 6, 2015, and came to a close with a finale event that focused on the word “splash” on May 8, 2015. It symbolised the breaking free from the chain of negative words used to tie people down. The highlight of the event was the paint splashing activity where participants were invited to splash the Inked canvas with an array of different colours using Nippon paint. There were also performances, free food and the unveiling of the finished canvas. Present at the event were representatives from TU Student Experience department, Child Line Malaysia and United Nations Children’s Fund Malaysia. In her opening speech, Datin P.H. Wong from Child Line Malaysia said the Inked initiative was very timely because her organisation has seen a significant increase in the number of children and teenagers calling in to report verbal and emotional abuse. Through this campaign, the organising committee hopes that there will be better awareness about the seriousness of verbal bullying and participants will uphold their pledge of saying no to this type of abuse. 10

global mobility

Getting to Know Malaysia First-Hand “To Know Malaysia is to Love Malaysia” is an apt slogan to encapsulate the heart of the Exchange Engagement Programme (EEP)—engaging and immersing the University’s exchange students in all things Malaysia. A group of 19 exchange students, along with four Global Ambassadors, spent the day on April 11, 2015, under the Light & Easy Evening Sightseeing excursion, visiting a local mosque in Shah Alam, followed by Bukit Melawati, a historical site in Kuala Selangor. The group then enjoyed local seafood delicacies before ending the excursion with a boat ride where they got to see magical fireflies. The students were also given other personalised excursions that involved the same objective such as the Journey of Arts, Crafts & Matters of the Heart (April 26), where they visited an orphanage, as well as Batik Jadi and Royal Selangor Pewter; Kinesthetic Saturday (June 13), which gave them an insight into the Malay traditional lifestyle by learning kinship eating, traditional archery, horse riding and fishing; and The Big EL – Romancing Nature (June 20) that involved community service engagement by helping the Elephant Sanctuary rangers in cleaning cages and clearing the area. These activities have helped the students to foster humanistic empathy toward the less privileged and inculcate heightened religious tolerance and historical appreciation during their short stay in Malaysia.

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Gaining Exposure to Indonesian Culture

In an effort to expand their global outlook, a group of Taylor’s University Global Ambassadors (GAs) participated in a two-week Short Course of Environmental Conservation and Indonesian Culture (See-Conic) at Semarang State University from April 6-20, 2015. They joined many other university students from different parts of the world to learn more about conservation values and Indonesian culture. The informative and exciting itinerary included things like Bahasa Indonesia class, performance art, batik art, sports and biodiversity. The experience will no doubt help the GAs to better perform their duty as the University’s brand ambassadors.

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active lifestyle

Table Tennis Takes Centre Stage

Organised by the Taylor’s University Table Tennis Club (TUTTC), the inaugural inter- institutional Table Tennis Tournament from June 6-7, 2015, was a successful event. The tournament, which was TUTTC’s first major project, took place in the Grand Hall of Taylor’s Lakeside Campus. TU Director of Student’s Affair Mr. Leonard Lim officiated the opening ceremony. A total of 20 teams consisting of 182 participants battled it out on the table tennis tables, including two primary school teams from

SJK (C) Jenjarom and two secondary school teams from Catholic High School. The remaining teams were from colleges and universities such as Help University, Sunway University and UTAR Perak. TU’s SIGMA team members played their hearts out to emerge champion in the tournament, receiving a cash prize of RM2,000. UTAR Perak’s team was 1st runner-up and the players received a cash prize of RM1,000. Finishing as joint 2nd runner-up were teams from Help University and Catholic High School (A). They each took home a cash prize of RM500. The Best Male Player and Best Female Player awards went to Aaron Chua from TU’s SIGMA and Gua Wan Mei from Help University, respectively. Overall, the tournament was a commendable first-time effort by TUTTC.

Dodging the Competition Living up to its favourite billing, the Taylor’s University Storm Dodgeball Club members dodged, dipped, dived and ducked their way to victory in the Taylor’s Invitational Dodgeball Tournament 2015. Organised by the club on June 14, 2015, the tournament attracted 12 men’s and 6 women’s teams from nine different universities with a total of 250 participants. Both the Taylor’s men’s and women’s teams emerged champions by beating the Inti International College Subang (IICS) Reapers men’s and women’s teams. TU Dodgeball Club’s feat certainly proved the accuracy of their chant of “How Strong Are We? Too Strong!”

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active lifestyle

The Taylor’s University Bowling Team showed off its bowling prowess at the Kejohanan MASISWA Bowling from April 24-25, 2015. The team consisting of four students achieved the following results: • Men’s Doubles, 1st runner-up: Toh Yih Sheng and Toh Yih Hong • Men’s Team, 1st runner-up: Toh Yih Sheng, Toh Yih Hong, Ahmad Dzikri and Malik Syahmi Held at Sunway Mega Lanes, the tournament was organised by Sunway University. The team’s outstanding performance is certainly a confidence booster for the members as they train for their next challenge the upcoming MAPCU Bowling Championship 2015.

Fencing Star Shines Again Joanne Jalizha Chen, a first-year student from the American Degree Transfer Program, displayed her fencing skills at the SEA Pacific & ASEAN Fencing Championship 2015, winning a bronze medal in the Sabre Category. The Championship took place in Pasig City, Philippines, from April 20-29, 2015. With this latest achievement in the international arena, Joanne continues to prove that she is a rising star in the sport of fencing in Malaysia.

Sportsman & Sportswoman Award Receiving Top Sporting Honours

It was a proud moment for Taylor’s University at the recent Majlis Sukan IPTS Award Night 2015 at Hotel Bangi- Putrajaya as three of our students from the swimming team took home top awards: • Best Sportsmen Award: Shaun Yap Kah Choon • Best Sportswomen Award: Khoo Cai Lin • Most Promising Athlete: Erika Kong Congratulations to the award winners! Their achievement is proof that Taylorians are a force to be reckoned with in sports.

Vice Chancellor Pro fessor Dato’ Dr Ha and Mr. Leonard ssan Said Lim Awards Recipients with Taylor’s University

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student feedback MR. MOHAMMED KHAIRUL ADZWAN ARIFFIN, INTERNATIONAL OFFICE

SHAO PEI, China INTAKE: FEBRUARY 2014 MASTER IN INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT DATE: APRIL 3, 2015

ANG WEI ZHONG, Malaysia INTAKE: AUGUST 2012 BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (HONS) FINANCE & ECONOMICS DATE: MAY 8, 2015

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I want to express my sincere thanks to Mr. Wan in the International Office for his help in dealing with my visa issue, which was quite an urgent matter since it expired on March 24, 2015. I submitted my passport to the French Embassy for my visa application and he did a great job in helping me get the best solution for this special case. I’m really grateful for his help so that I can leave Malaysia within the official date. A special thanks to Mr. Wan!

CAREER SERVICES CENTRE

Hello, I would like to congratulate Career Services for organising a great career fair a few weeks ago. Mr. Izwal, Mr. Christopher and Ms. Edriana were exceptionally helpful.

staff dept profile / engagement / development

p i h s n r e t n I t Sharing Bes Practices Taylor’s University Career Services Centre (CSC) had the privilege of being a presenter at TalentCorp Malaysia’s inaugural Structured Internship Workshop. The one-day workshop on June 10, 2015, at Connexion @ Nexus, Bangsar South City, brought together over 200 participants from both the industry and academic world to share best internship practices with the ultimate goal of enhancing the quality of internship programmes and experience in Malaysia.

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CSC, represented by Director of Career Services Ms. Sandy Tan and Career Services Manager En. Izwal Mazlan, highlighted the centre’s best practices and critical success factors in managing structured internship programmes for 3,000-plus students every year. One key part of the workshop was the session where students and employers got to voice their opinions of what makes a good internship programme. Representing the industry were PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Malaysia Head of Resourcing Ms. Mona Abu Bakar and Maybank Head of Group Talent Sourcing & Development Mr. Chen Fong Tuan.

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staff dept profile / engagement / development

Networking at Passage to ASEAN Meeting It was a fruitful trip to Vietnam for two Taylor’s University (TU) staff who attended the 4th Passage to ASEAN (P2A) Partner Meeting in May. Hosted by Duy Tan University, Danang, the meeting focused on discussing current and future developments in the field of education and providing a platform for networking within the ASEAN community.

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Taylor’s representatives, Student Experience Vice President Ms. Angela Pok and Global Mobility Office Executive Ms. Tan Jas Rynn, spent time not only networking with staff from various universities in the ASEAN region, but also trying to form fruitful partnership agreements—they were successful in confirming five of them. Also at the meeting, TU became an official member of the P2A organisation. One key benefit is that the university can now send any interested student to a member institution within the organisation for an exchange programme for just US $25 per day per student and vice versa.

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Promoting Taylor’s at International Event Taylor’s University (TU) was represented at the NAFSA 2015 Annual Conference & Expo in Boston, Massachusetts, by Student Experience Vice President Ms. Angela Pok, Head of Global Mobility Ms. Jayvien Lau and American Degree Transfer Program International Relations Manager Ms. Metilda John. Themed “New Horizons in International Education” the conference was held from May 24–29, 2015. The Taylor’s staff received valuable training and shared their knowledge about international education

matters. They also maximised the opportunity to network with representatives from other universities and promote and garner support for the university’s internationalisation initiatives, specifically for the student exchange, study abroad and student mobility programmes.

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TU collaborated with the Education-USA Malaysia for this year’s Expo and successfully solicited the interest of over 107 universities around the world, with 48 of them committing to partnership agreements. Ms. Angela Pok and Ms. Metilda John toge ther with participants from other Malaysian universities.

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the SE (student experience) family

Bursary and Financial Aid (BFA) fi[email protected]

Global Mobility Office (GMO) [email protected]

Student Central (SC) [email protected]

International Office (IO) internationaloffi[email protected]

Counselling and Psychological Services (CPSC) [email protected]

Career Services Centre (CSC) [email protected]

Health Services Centre (HSC) [email protected]

Sports and Recreation Centre (SRC) [email protected]

Student Affairs (SA) [email protected]

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