Issue 31 l December 2013
Past vs.
Present
Opportunities do knock
twice, sometimes
Coming home to RP www.rp.edu.sg
Contents Opportunities do knock twice, sometimes! Scaling the finance corporate ladder A Movie Screening Get-Together RP’s Alumni leaves a footprint on local TV
Past vs present
snapshots (university fair & REFLECTION)
3 4 5 6 7 8
10 11 13 14 16
COMING HOME TO RP Eating right during festive seasons moneysense alumni @ rp email 5 ways to be connected calendar of events
Student
Diana Gloria, Garrett, Kee, Maya Murni, Shuheerah Rosli, Yap Peng Aaron Wee
Opportunities do knock twice - sometimes! Article by Maya Murni, Alumna of 2008
Editor’s Note
ings! t e e r the Christmas G ’s n o s a eling yet? As fe e y S zz fu at th hole year has Got ise that one w e year again!
, we real at time of th d with joyous ood of giving m e th Oh yes, it’s th to in that it was fille d et g fin e d w ul d o w an e has achieved 13, w lights come up pe everyone n the year 20 ho o e ct W fle e. p re e ho w f s uitfully spent. sions o passed by. A e has been fr , as well as vi tim ts e th en m at o th m d d your family. ar, an occasions, sa Christmas with e the past ye ly ev ve hi lo ac a to d ut en o sp what they set that all of you f certainly hope e w l, about 45% o al f o st Mo on, there are as f se o t ay iri lid sp e ho the . In th al assistance n and enjoying ci fu , an d fin ng un f vi F o t ha rm e en tud me fo While we ar RP’s Needy S ho require so w to n e io to ut at es rib ul ili p nt o m p co fa our student low-income urage you to students from uld highly enco lp o w he e to counts. If you w ) , P g in (R iv c g . Every dollar lytechni o es P is lic cr d ub te ep R en ution through ced initiated by lties or unpre make a contrib cu e iffi as d le p al , ci es an liv tide over fin our students’ a difference in wish to make rd today. the pledge ca
have several e w , n so a se y a d li o ings up this h th e ic nd January! p a s r e to , b ll e m e W c e D oming up in P Alumni run for the R exciting events c to nd te in ni who nuary
ite alum n 11 Ja to your favour mpaigning o ca se o cl 14 20 up n et io • G Elect vide you ) during the have and pro C A ay P m (R u ee yo itt at Comm questions th rs of RPAC. n answer any r Office Beare 2014. They ca fo House es at id nd dors for Open n the ca o sa n as io b at m A rm fo ni m a with in art of the Alu du Forum Te ents at the E urself to be p ud yo r st d ee nt an lu ts Vo • tive paren with prospec l’s booth. d 2014. Mingle at your schoo d an 14 here and stan 20 y Januar in the atmosp ak so d an n Session on 11 come dow s booth. y, you can just duate Service ra G e th • Alternativel at e riz in a mystery p a chance to w
dREam,
ew Year! N y p p a H a d n a as for us all. Merry bCrinhg rneiswtm etter fortunes b d an ns tio aspira
From all of us
at
May 2014
r umni Calenda loved our Al u yo ve at ha th e w , ived feedback years. Hence of PS: We rece the past two ith this issue w en issuing for be 14 ve 20 r ha e da w en al C t le which ni to um Al ce mplimentary house or offi included a co boldly in your ar nd le ca e lay th umnus! dREam! Disp to be an RP al you are proud everyone know
cess to Get instant ac ’Portal the Graduates phone ur by pointing yo is QR code. camera at th u QR code, yo Note: To scan r app a QR scanne ll ta ins to need e. vic de mobile (free) on your
@
le current! , and most Keep your pailroatfihelp-graduate@rp.edu.tosg sewindth yoyouurNiNRgeICria/Fn INbank transfer an em ise not Just drop us lars; we prom rsonal particu ters. let ain ch or up-to-date pe es e forwarded jok lam ts, es qu re
fer to receoivpey Do your pare hardc your dre m in .edu.sg/grad to
rp Portal at www. al profile now! to Graduates’ r your person Simply login de un ce en er pref dresses only) ur ad yo al te loc r ica fo ind (applicable
dREam managed to once again catch hold of Siti Shahera, an alumnus of the School of Applied Science, four years after last featuring her. This time round, Siti Shahera has been awarded the PhD Scholarship in Regenerative Medicine from the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*Star)! Congratulations Siti Shahera!
I realised that it has been four years since we last featured you in dREam back in 2009! :) Tell us, how have you been since we last met? Back in 2009, I was at the prime of my youth - immersing myself in Melbourne’s hip culture. I quit my job as a cancer researcher and went back to conduct stem cell research for Mesoblast Ltd. After which, I received a PhD scholarship from Monash which I had to reject due to family responsibilities. Now that I am back in Singapore, things are very different. There was a reverse culture shock in the beginning as I readjusted my expectations and life to live under my parent’s roof. During that period of time, I was facilitating at RP till I got a job at the Institute of Medical Biology. My supervisor is very supportive and encouraged me to apply for the A*STAR Graduate Scholarship.
Could you share with us your experiences while you were pursuing your undergrad study in Monash University? It was important to quickly adapt to the new style of learning especially after going through three years of PBL. I had to attend lectures, write essays and burn the midnight oil to study for exams. There was no such thing as an open-book understanding test! Honours was different because I had to be independent and was highly motivated to get good enough results for my thesis. It was highly rewarding when I received the International Honours Scholarship from the Faculty of Medicine and won a travel award to present my work. I am now a second author of a paper recently published in Cell Transplantation based on my honours work. The paper made it to the Top 20 downloaded manuscripts from January to June 2013!
Congratulations once again on receiving the PhD Scholarship from A*Star! Are you looking forward to embark on this new and exciting journey? Thank you very much! I am all set and ready to go. On top of the usual research work and PhD qualifying exam, I also have to complete the coursework and maintain a CPA of 3.8 every semester. I also need to clock 40 hours of undergraduate teaching which is great because it is a way to inspire students to achieve their goals - something which I enjoyed doing as a facilitator in RP. The A*STAR Graduate Scholarship not only supports my school fees and living expenses but also allows me to present my work at conferences overseas every year. I am extremely grateful for the generous funding. My professional goal is not only to make a mark in science but also to invigorate the area of regenerative medicine in Singapore.
How has RP shaped you to who you are today? Thanks to the International Programme in Biomedical Sciences at RP, I am able to get the overseas experience that is invaluable. Most importantly, I actually use problem-based learning every day as a researcher. Doing a project is basically a very big real life problem and it’s crucial to break it down. So I constantly ask myself: What do I know? What do I not know? What do I need to find out? These three important questions allow my thought processes to flow in a systematic manner and further expand as I delve deeper into the subject.
Any last words to future RP graduates? My suggestion is to get some work experience or internship in an area of your interest before going to university. Don’t feel pressurised to join in the rat race. You have to not only be book smart but also street smart. Get to know more people in your industry and network! Employers trust the reference of someone they know rather than an electronic job application and your degree scroll.
Scaling the finance corporate ladder
Article by Ju School of Ho pe Ng, Staff Gradua spitality, te Chapter ilitators, . Joey Tan Anson and his fac . Lee Wei, and Ms s. Cindy Chow, Mr Mr ht: rig to t lef m fro
Anson Lim, an alumnus from the School of Hospitality, was diagnosed with a serious medical condition in Year 2. However, he refused to allow that setback affect him; instead, he became even more determined to complete his studies and achieve good grades. His internship at Citibank Singapore was a stepping stone for him to clinch his current role as Specialist Officer in Citibank’s Client Contact Centre. Anson is currently pursuing a double major degree in HR and Management on top of working full time. dREam catches up with him to glean some insights on his climb up the corporate ladder in the finance sector. Alright Anson, let’s start by recalling what was your first day in RP like. It was a great first day. I liked my class and the facilitators were helpful. At first, I thought PBL was really tough for certain modules but what I like about it was the sharing of different views and ideas, and putting them together. It’s the learning approach that I particularly like most!
I understand that you are currently working at Citibank Singapore which was the company that you were attached to during internship. How did you get into this position? At first, it was almost impossible for me to stay on as they had no headcount. But an opportunity came by at the right time so I grabbed it. Indeed I was really lucky and fortunate! I am very thankful to my director who was previously the Head of Resourcing, Talent Management, HR Risk & Control and Learning & Development. She is now our country’s Chief HR Officer for Citibank Singapore. I’m also grateful that my direct manager saw my potential during internship and proposed for me to join the team.
How has your learning in RP helped you in your current job? Throughout the three years, I’ve learned to build relationships with my friends, teammates and facilitators. The daily problemsolving and analytical skills that were practiced in school really helped me in my current job. Our environment shapes us to be who we are and I believe that I will be able to learn and take away something that makes me who I am today everywhere I go. Thank you for your time Anson, we hope that you will do us proud in your new role and stay in touch!
A Movie Screening
Get-Together Article by Diana Gloria, Alumna of 2013
To end the hectic week, a group of alumni from different batches met on 18 October to generate enough energy to power for our monthly Republic Polytechnic Alumni Club (RPAC) meeting. The meeting began with the regular updates. To spice up our Friday night, we had a movie date to watch Monsters University in our very cozy Students Service Centre in RP. Even though Monsters University is an animated comedy film, it proved to be a good reflection for us all. Mike, the tiny green monster who dreamt to be a “Scarer”, went through lots of challenges and discouragements from his other competitors. However, with his positive and never-giveup attitude, he lifted the team’s spirit and finally proved his capability to “produce the unexpected” as his head mistress put it. This brings to mind that whether as a student or a working adult, we are often faced with challenges and discouragements in our lives. Believing in yourself and having faith in your abilities are positive attitudes that we should have. Be like Mike who was never too old to set another goal or dream a new dream. The meeting ended with a yummy KFC meal and a great time catching up with one another. It’s always nice to feel right at home in RP.
a RP’s Alumni leavelsTV footprint o, AlnumnaLofo20c08a ni Article by Maya Mur
Football Homecoming!
Past vs Present Article by Shuheerah Rosli, Alumna of 2012
w Yong Hong has hnology for the Arts, Mr Lia Tec of ool Sch the from r yea Corp. It all started with Having just graduated this assistant director at Media ond sec of n itio pos le tab pec to become one of the managed to clinch a very res m there, Mr Liaw went on Fro !. ive toL Ok led cal t jec pro el assistant producer of an internship on a student then entrusted to be the pan s wa He ta. Ma ta Ma ies faced to be where he is directors of the recent TV ser him about the challenges he from re mo out find ’s Let e. Okto’s One Minute of Fam . right now
ma series
ations with the latest local dra
MediaCorp’s TV50 celebr How does it feel to be a part of Mata Mata?
’t it less “self-flattering”, I don . As much as I want to make tion duc are pro t er cas ust the ckb blo and of this acity of the crew I am honoured to be a part of a period drama. The ten learn from the productions s. ard tow k think a lot of people get to want to wor ved out something I would really impressive. They car
. viously an intern at MediaCorp I understand that you were pre sistant Director? As g from an intern to a Second nin tio nsi tra g, from gin llen cha it as W ic and work your creativity in scripting was to get a top
need ile, when I was an intern. All you – you need to be more versat Yes. I mostly did scripting Director are more than that nt ista Ass things don’t If ond gs. Sec a thin as s ing litie solv sibi of pon way res then on. But your ing up with more than one severe. Versatility means com need to take more initiative. take more initiative, and per salvage the situation. You also to e abl be still y ma you be, out people even asking to it t first one to initiate. Start with turn out the way you wan the Be ly. ous gets ane ant inst come to you te Rockne: “When the going Sometimes, things don’t just by Joseph P. Kennedy & Knu te s. quo a ces re suc y sha to enjo like and ld . I wou severe can stay on you to. Lastly, perseverance ans that only people who per me ply sim te quo s Thi ” ng. tough, the tough gets goi n things get rough. to keep myself motivated whe It’s something I tell myself
s you face while on set? What are some of the difficultie ? helped you tackle these issues How has your experience in RP blem, the first thing that h time I encountered a pro
ble! Eac g saved me from all the trou n Template that we create RP’s unique way of teachin ired by RP’s Problem Definitio insp – t nex do ld cou I t wha be h goal setting, you could ld Wit . wou came up to my mind while in RP is goal setting ned lear had I l skil r the blem. Ano at the start of the day’s pro g that obstructs your goals. thin any ugh thro ve bra almost
aCorp?
ence you had working at Medi
most memorable experi Could you share with us your
d to many different people different people! I am expose with king wor from ives nce der get elsewhere. My most memorable experie n things that I doubt I could styles. I appreciate and lear king wor ue uniq own ir the with
miss RP! ated but I’m sure you already du gra ly ent rec t jus had you Okay, I know your time here? facilities. What do you miss most about the food :( and definitely the
“It was nice to have a small reunion for all of the alumni from the past batches to come together and play football as a team once again. We still have that bond we once created, and the spirit and passion we once shared. It would be nice if there were friendly matches organised for both past and present teams more frequently. I hope that we can get to know one another better in that way. “ “The game was heartwarming. Even though we have not played together for a while, we still had the touches. It was so great to relive the good old days of being back in RP.”
Shuheerah Rosli
(SOH), RPWST Vice-Captain Alumnus – Batch 2009 -2012
Nur Ainina Ahmad
(SHL), RPWST Captain Alumnus – Batch 2008 - 2011
On 4 October, the past and the present members of RP’s women’s soccer team came together to play the sport they loved and are still very much in love with. It was heartwarming to see the RP alumni back in the RP sports complex, fondly known as the Home of the Republic, reunited to play a game with the current RP team. It might have been some time for most of the alumni players since they last hit the field but they certainly had not lost touch with the game. Clearly enjoying themselves and relishing the chance to play team football once again, they gave the current team a really tough fight. The match ended with the score of 2-2. True to the spirit of respect and sportsmanship, Nur Ainina, Captain of 2010, went on to speak on behalf of the alumni to wish the current team the best for their upcoming POL-ITE Games competition.
“It was nice to play against the seniors. I realised how well they played and it served as a motivation for me. I am looking forward to more friendly matches with the alumni team. “
rs ago)! I miss
I don’t think I will say two yea
I miss doing RJs (something
uld like to share with future RP
Lastly, any advice that you wo
graduates?
Always set a goal for yourse your final destination/goal.
matters most is that At the end of the day, what lf, no matter how tough it is.
you reach
Marjory Kho
(STA), RPWST Captain Alumnus – Batch 2007/2008
“It was good to see how the current RPWST team has progressed. We really enjoyed the game.”
Nur Amirah Zainal Abidin
(SOH), RPWST Keeper – Batch 2013
Eating Right During Festive Seasons 1. Eating right generally, should be a life long decision that will eventually be ingrained into a habit.
Coming
“home” to RP
Article by Aaron Wee, Year 1 Diploma in Mass Communication www.republicanpost.sg
Like many school reunions, the returning students were awkward and shy, unsure how the session planned for them would pan out. But once they met familiar faces, smiles broke out, hugs were exchanged and the catching up began in earnest. On 28 September, the Diploma in Mass Communication (DMC) cohort held its first ever tea session in the VIP reception room at The Republic Cultural Centre (TRCC). The idea was conceived to get graduates of the diploma to come together and discuss the idea of setting up an Alumni Committee.
With the correct ingrained eating habit, it will not be harmful to indulge gastronomically during the occasional festive seasons so as to fully partake in the celebrations! 2. However, if we are still concerned regarding the possible 2 to 3kg weight gain that sometimes happen during a period of festive feasting, we must be mindful of the excessive calories we eat.
Below are a few simple tips:
> Eat smaller portions.
• Festive foods are frequently oily or sweet. Such food will contain proportionately more calories. • A smaller intake will help reduce excessive calorie input. • It may be useful to drink up to 500ml of water half an hour before the meal to reduce appetite.
Said Ms Chan Yen Ting, DMC academic staff and a key member of the team: “A DMC alumni committee is [an] important … platform for our graduates to connect with the DMC family. We want to use this opportunity to expand the DMC network so that we can help each other grow stronger. Not only will our graduates be able to contribute to their alma mater, they can also be a valuable peer coach to their juniors.’’
> Skip the main meals during lunch or dinner
Indeed, being a coach and giving back were the main thrusts of the opening remarks given by Programme Chair Ms Gan Koh and Director of the Centre for Communication and Enterprise (CEC) Mr Warren Wang. Both talked about the changes CEC and the diploma programme had gone through. Ms Koh highlighted two significant ones – the renaming of the diploma (which was previously called Diploma in Information Design or DCID) and the creation of a student newsroom called the Media Lab. As she proudly showed the alumni the student work that came out of the Lab, in the form of the campus newspaper Republican Post, its online version republicanpost.sg and broadcast channel RepTV, there were oohs and aahs among the audience, with many jokingly saying it was “not fair” how current students got to experience so many wonderful things.
> Reduce or avoid alcohol and sweet drinks as they contain a lot of calories.
As soon as the formalities were done with, the graduates were grouped to discuss and brainstorm two main topics: how their diploma helped them in university or at work, and the feasibility of creating a committee made of up exstudents who would give back by mentoring current students. Angeline Wong, 20, from the 2010 batch and who currently works for a design firm said that she was glad for the PBL (Problem Based Learning) system. “In the industry, we face new problems every day. We are required to think on our feet, be proactive, and to speak up for ourselves when we disagree with something. In that aspect, RP has done extremely well in preparing us,” she said to agreement all around.
• if there are gatherings with feasting planned after those regular timings. • This will allow less overall calories taken during that day.
• Be mindful of their intake as they often contribute to excessive calories during festive seasons. • Drink water in between the occasional sweet drinks if thirsty.
If possible, continue with regular exercise routine during the festive periods as this will allow the extra calories taken to be expended. Fast for a day or two, after the festive season as this will allow the body to expend the additional calories that have been stored during the period of over indulgence.
Specially formulated supplement for Appetite amd Weight Control are available from the clinic. This article is contributed by
Dr Derek Koh
As for forming an alumni committee, Joy Gomes, 20, who is doing a diploma in early childhood education thought it was a great idea. “What makes anyone come back to continue their relationship with the school is the warm friendships we forge and how close the facilitators are to the students,’’ she said. For all graduates, the key consideration is the amount of time that they need to commit to keeping the committee going. But judging from the warm and inclusive atmosphere on that Saturday morning, things look very promising indeed.
Head, Thomson Lifestyle Centre MBBS (S’pore), GDFM (S’pore)
Contact us to consult our doctors or for a Health Screening appointment. Tel: 6352 6550 / 6559 Email: lifestyle@thomsonmedical.com Website: thomsonlifestylecentre.com
Operating Hours: Monday to Friday: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm Saturday: 8:30 am to 12:00 pm Sunday and Public holidays: Closed
Open House Alumni Ambassadors Come Join us!
MoneySense In our last issue we shared some tips and advice on how to manage your money when you start working. But how about those of you who have to go through National Service after you have completed you diploma first? At the age of 19 (most of you!), many will leave the comforts of home, undergo basic military training and hone survival skills in rugged environments. Many will leave NS more self-reliant and independent than before. If you are still receiving an allowance from your parents, getting your first NS allowance will probably be quite meaningful for you. You have worked hard and earned it.
“How am I going to spend this money? What food should I get when I book out of camp this weekend? Where can I hang out with my section mates?” It can be mind boggling just thinking of how to splurge this allowance. After an entire week of tough training, surely it’s time for a reward?
Volu part of t nteer yourself t o be he Alum n i A m for O bas Mingle w pen House 20 sadors 1 and stud ith prospective 4. Tea Ses ents at the Edu parents sion Fo and at y on 11 January rum our scho 2 ol’s boo 014 th. Intereste d alu help-gra mni, email us a t dute@rp with you .du.s r Name and NRIC g number.
Survival Tips
Use the NSF Ez-link Card when travelling on buses and trains as you get concessionary rates which will help minimise your travel expenses, particularly if you are posted to a unit far away from home.
Get
d e reward for reading st Winners September Conte aine Chan Jiamin Jerm SXXXX946H
Shawn Kong Chew Weng SXXXX264J
Muhammad Syafiq Bin Mohd Salleh SXXXX368E
Before you start spending, do remember that the monthly allowance credited into your bank account is meant to defray your living expenses as you serve the nation. If you splurge the way you dream of, you will almost certainly be penniless before you realise it. You will be left scratching your head (or rather, your helmet) wondering how to survive until your next “pay” comes in.
How many positions are available for the RPAC committee member? To participate, simply email your answer to dREam@RP.edu.sg with your name, NRIC, and Club Republic membership number. Closing date for the contest is 31 January 2014. All winners will be notified by email.
cash vouchers! *Winners get
Opt for stay-in at your camp, if this is an option. This can cut down unnecessary travel and food expenses (free meals of reasonable standard are provided). If you are feeling restless, drop by the gym for a workout or head to the “Mess” for entertainment. Make an effort to maintain or even improve your fitness. Do well for your Individual Physical Proficiency Test (IPPT) and you get a monetary incentive every year. The same goes for attaining the “Marksman” standard at live-firing. Spend quality time with your family over the weekend. Use your short time at home to catch up with them instead of going out.
Participate in the SAF Group Term Life Insurance Scheme. The policy provides cover for life insurance / personal accidents; giving financial support to your family should you meet any mishaps in or outside camp. Read more on the SAF Group Term Life Insurance @ http://www. aviva.com.sg/life-and-health/for-individuals/safinsurance-for-nsmen.html
Have a budget to help you live within your means. These are some simple ways to stretch your allowance and make it last a bit longer. Take charge and spend within your limits so that the money will tide you over to the next “payday”, as NSFs fondly call it. The above information is prepared in collaboration with the Ministry of Defence and Monetary Authority of Singapore
Alumni@ RP Email
It’s FREE and it’ll last you a lifetime! – brought to you by Graduate Services, Republic Polytechnic - Your complimentary, lifelong email account that immediately identifies you as a member of the Republic Polytechnic community!
alumni@rp email
Evoke your sense of pride and belonging to Republic Polytechnic by using an alumni@rp email accountalumni@ rp uses the email address format userid@alumni.myrp.edu.sg and helps you stay connected with your friends long after you have graduated.’’ It is your gateway to maintain strong bonds with other alumni and also serves as a lifelong connection between you and your alma mater. • Large storage size for email (10GB for Outlook Live) • Password-protected 25GB online storage through Windows Live SkyDrive • Office Live Workspace - room for more than 1000 files
3 EASY STEPS to start using your alumni@rp email account! Step
1
Step
2
Step
Go to URL www.rp.edu.sg/grad
Click on the Check Email button found on the flash banner
Login using the same method you logged in with when you were a student.
3
If you have any enquiries or are unable to login, simply email us at help-graduate@rp.edu.sg
Have your professional, social and personal needs met through our diverse range of alumni programmes.
Be updated on campus activities through this complimentary quarterly publication. Also available online at www.rp.edu.sg/grad
This card identifies you as an alumnus and offers you exclusive benefits and discounts. Apply for your Club Republic Card at www.rp.edu.sg/grad
Stay connected with your alma mater through the official RP alumni Facebook fanpage at www.facebook.com/alumniRP
Your gift will make a difference to the well-being of financially-needy students. It frees them from financial worries and allows them to concentrate on pursuing academic excellence at RP. Logon to www.rp.edu.sg/grad
Calendar of Events dREam (Dec 2013 – Feb 2014)
December
10 Dec
2 Dec
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: Event: No More Death by PowerPoint! Creating Impactful Presentations Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
3 Dec
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: No More Death by PowerPoint! Creating Impactful Presentations Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
9 Dec
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: InDesign CS6 - MasterClass Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: SAY What You Mean, MEAN What You Say Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
12 Dec
Event: Republic Polytechnic Alumni Club Meeting Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
13 Dec
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: How to Reduce Plagiarism Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
25 Dec
Christmas Day
January 1 Jan
New Years Day
6 Jan
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: The Challenges of Productive Lectures Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
8 Jan
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: Power Design for Presentation Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
9-11 Jan
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: Open House 2014 Venue: Republic Polytechnic Campus
11 Jan
Event: RP Alumni Club Election Campaign 2014 Venue: Republic Polytechnic Campus
16 Jan
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: Left Brain, Right Brain, No Brain Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
21 Jan
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 -Website Development Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
27 Jan
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: Adobe Photoshop CS6 Basic Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
31 Jan - 1 Feb
*NTU, Centre for Excellence in Learning and Teaching Event: Adobe Photoshop CS6 Basic Venue: Nanyang Technological University Campus
February 13 Feb
Event: RP Career Fair Venue: Republic Polytechnic Campus
13 Feb
Event: Republic Polytechnic Alumni Club Meeting Venue: Republic Polytechnic Campus
14 Feb
Valentines Day *For more information on ACE@RP and NTU-edUtorium programmes, please visit www.rp.edu.sg/grad. Club Republic members would get to enjoy the ACE@RP and NTU-edUtorium programmes at a discounted rate. For more information on other RP events, please email us at help-graduate@rp.edu.sg