Thanks to Wun Min for highlighting.
Harvard and Princeton are bringing back Early Admissions!
Friday, February 25, 2011
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Young Corporate Malaysians 29th CEO Series of Talk - Rejina Rahim
Today is the 29th Young Corporate Malaysians CEO Series of Talk. We have Nor Rejina Abdul Rahim, Managing Director of Nomura Asset Management Malaysia. The talk is still at our usual place, but the name of the hotel has been changed from Nikko Hotel to InterContinental Hotel. Below is the live blogging.
Rejina graduated with LLB (Hons) from University of Kent at Canterbury, UK in 1995. She started by being Legal Office at Pengkelan Securities, Malaysia. She did her Barrister at Law, Lincoln's Inn, UK in 1997.
She became Compliance Manager at Commerce-BT (now known as CIMB-Principal). From there, she became Head of Legal & Product Development, and then Head of Legal & Risk Management, as well as later on as Head of Institutional Marketing & Business Development. In 2006, she became the Managing Director of Nomura Asset Management Malaysia Sdn Bhd.
Rejina made a disclaimer that what she said tonight would be her personal opinion and not the opinion of Nomura or Nomura Asset Management Malaysia.
Life is an adventure and change is the only constant. In the Last 15 years, we saw Y2K, Asian Financial Crisis, Global Financial Crisis
etc. Today, even the developed countries are not as stable as we thought. Lehman Brothers, which had a history of more than 150 years, went down during the crisis.
In the globalized world, what happens in the other side of the world does affect us. Good news is that news coming out from US is getting better. US housing prices are improving. Investment spending on equipment and software are up sharply. 2010, it was a very bad year for Europe. Things are still very shaky over there. Although investors are still very cautious, things are not that bad. The leverage level of Europe is not that high. There seems to be outflows from emerging markets to developed market in the last two weeks.
However, things may not be so bad in Malaysia. Despite Malaysia is coming from a higher base, the Economic Transformation Programmes would create excitement. We have been getting news of expansion of production from oil & gas sector.
Journey to 2020 would not be easy for average Malaysians. We would have more traffic jams before MRT is ready, and housing prices would go up before MRT is ready.
Rejina shared about her holidays in Malaysia, and said that it is very beautiful. If foreigners can make Malaysia their 2nd home, we should love it more.
Malaysia, as the Islamic financial hub, we should take advantage of the unrest in Middle East, to grab the market share.
Despite what is said about broadband prices in Malaysia, we still can easily get free wifi at mamak here.
Just as Rome was not built in a day, we should not expect things to change within very short time.
2010 was a great year for Malaysia, and we do have strong fundamentals in Malaysia. Growing 6% a year is not going to be easy, but with the talents in the younger generation, we should be able to value add and grow Malaysia at that rate.
The path to developed nation status is not going to be easy. Our valuations are not as cheap as our neighbours. Global investors are looking at our neighbours first, before looking at us.
We are going up in a world, where competition is getting tougher.
Back in 1980-1990, a double storey house in Subang was RM80,000. Today, RM80,000 would get you a low cost flat in Bangi. Back in 1996, Rejina got a starting pay of RM1,500. Today, fresh graduates earn an average of RM2,000 and the extra RM500 would just get you a room (and not a house).
Lessons learned from the global financial crisis can be useful for us. Greed is not good. Lets get back to basic. Be nice to neighbours. Grow your own herbs. Think before you buy a nice handbag on credit cards.
Make your street a nicer world and your world would be a better place. Some might called her an idealist and it might take a lot more hard work to get things work. Even though we have the technologies like Facebook, Twitter, face-to-face communications tend to get the messages across better. We don't always have to rush. She always finds it easier to speak face-to-face.
Back to the Future mentioned 2010 as the future, but now it is in the past. Today's world has changed a lot, and it is a world of changing everything. Like when we reach the peak of Mount Kinabalu, we can take a photo there and tweet it to the world. Everything is so instant. There is also some "down" for things that are done too instantly. We got irritated when others don't reply within a few hours.
Markets around the world are now watching nervously what is happening around the Middle East. Are we having information overload? Before, one person can't make real change in the world. But today, each of us can make real change in the world.
Management and Human Resources can track what your track record even better. She would google her future employees. Taking charge of one's life may not matter to your CEO or your boss, but you should want to make the impacts on people.
People are inspired because they are passionate of what they are doing.
Rejina called herself as Late Bloomer. She was lucky that her parents were not from the traditional mould. She got an early stint at Malay Mail. Back then, Datuk A. Kadir Jasin offered her to stay on, and told her that she doesn't need to go to university to be successful in journalist.
She got married in 1996. The managing partner of a law firm questioned her of her recent marriage and asked whether it made sense to hire her, since she would get pregnant soon.
She left legal practice and joined as Complaince Manager and from there, moved on to other roles. She did get pregnant soon after she joined the firm, and her productivity went up and not down.
She started Nomura Asset Management Berhad in December 2006. When she went over to Japan, she couldn't speak Japanese, but she had a point to prove and do well.
Do not expect people to react the way you want. If you do, 9 out of 10, you would be disappointed.
She trusted her maid, Wati greatly and she would trust her just as much as she trust her colleagues. As a women, the expectation of her role is higher. Even though she has spoken around the globe, she would still go through the homework of her children, whether directly or over internet.
She has learned a lot over her 38 years. She learned that her kids can teach her a thing or two. She learned that her husband can still surprise her even after getting married for a long time. She learned that making mistakes are ok, as long as one learned from it.
Innovation and lessons can come from anywhere. Steve Jobs didn't even have a college degree. He has a passion to learn. He took a calligraphy course. That same course helped him design the typography in Mac.
Q&A.
She shared that sometimes we won't know that we screwed up until it happened.
Compliance usually takes in those from legal or accounting background. For her, she is always going out to learn what others are doing, and learning up on it. Be inquisitive and tries to find out what is available in the firm. She said that most people are always quite surprised that managers and bosses are quite to it.
Nomura Asset Management Malaysia managed equity global and fixed income out of Kuala Lumpur.
She hoped that she should be running a lot faster in the next 10 years. She aimed to run half marathon in less than 2 hours.
Nomura as a group has exposure to Islamic Banking/Finance since 1980s.
She felt that if one wanted something badly, then one would make the time to do it. She joked that if one wanted to sleep, one can sleep after one is dead.
She knows the industry pretty well, so she is still in it. If she does not have any financial obligation at all, she might end up being physical education trainer. She loved her job pretty much too. She met all sorts of people around the world.
There is a lot more interest in Malaysia lately, compared to previously. Eventually, for a global investor, and if they wanted to benchmark with MSCI, Malaysia would make up for a very small part of exposure. So, some investors could decide that they would be investing it in other countries, like Indonesia and Thailand.
We talked a lot about Malaysia here, but we don't promote the country internationally. Not many public listed companies in Malaysia do not even have investor relations department. We need to have more companies going around internationally to promote the companies and country.
She enjoyed running. She used to do yoga. She is looking to do pole dancing. Any kind of exercise is good.
We need to know what we are looking for, and we shouldn't just be looking for a big pay cheque. Malaysia hasn't come to the level of Singapore and Hong Kong, where they can get bonuses of 3 years. She definitely sees that pay is increasing in Malaysia, especially in asset management companies.
She says that everything goes back to perception. We can say cup is half full or half empty. It is better that we take the challenge.
One advice she could give is don't get emotional. We should gauge who we are speaking to, and different people would give different responses. Body language is important. It is very important to be listening. Today, it is very easy to read and glaze over things, but we should focus on listening.
Need to be strong numerically and also would need to have good writing skills, to do well in Asset Management firms. Usually people would start from research. And she adds on, having a good look, would help the firm in doing marketing. She would suggest that people have some form of finance learnings. She knew of people with both legal and accounting degrees.
CFA used to be something difficult to attain. Very few people in the industry had it. But today, with lots of courses, it is much easier. Having CFA would be good to show the prospective employers of your interest. One of the best fund managers that she had worked with, do not have CFA.
Her personal take is that Singapore needs to survive no matter what, whereas we are blessed with natural resources and do not think ahead as well. 20 years ago, Singapore has already gotten their MRT sorted out, and we are still in the planning stage today. We need to think ahead, be passionate and be hungry. If we think that life is easy and we don't need to work as hard, then we can't go as fast.
Her children used to go to government school. She is a member of Parent Action Group for Education (PAGE). She used to go to Sekolah Kebangsaan and she didn't think that she is more stupid compared to those who go to boarding school. What things that she does not like is that our education policy keeps on flip-flop. She took her children out of national school. Both her children are learning Mandarin. She is hoping that one of them would start learning Hindi.
She doesn't care much about how others looked at her. Back then, she would need an interpreter, but today, meeting notes are in English.
A lot of companies do not allow Facebook/Twitter, but what they do not realize is that youths today can multi-task. She does not make any deal if her staff is on Facebook/Twitter during office hour. One thing she would know is that they would be a happy staff. She is very amazed at how the 6-degree of separation is a lot less. We can do words of mouth much better.
Just like if one opens a restaurant, a blogger can help promote the good things or bad things of the restaurant. She still did her business traditionally. If all the regulators in the world would allow more cross-border selling, then it would be a lot better. Of course, would need self regulation and people need to do it more responsibly.
The world is your oyster. Opportunities do come around from around the world. There are people who are working in Malaysia, and yet they write iPhone apps that bring them USD20,000 a month. There are a lot of success stories from here too. The internet is a very powerful tool.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Useful Resources
Thanks to Shu Wen, Kathy Houng, Suhaimi Ramly and my loyal anonymous blog contributor for sharing this.
1. Boosting female's participationg in Business Plan Contests
2. Facebook Page for MACEE
3. The Kids in the Conference Room
4. Bachelor's Degree in Global Nutrition and Health
5. International Scholarships for Developing Countries
6. Sunway Managerial Advancement for Recruited Talents
7. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Note below received through Suhaimi Ramly)
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We are excited to inform you that KAIST International Student Admissions for Fall 2011 will start very soon! This year, the application submission period will be from March 2 to April 15 of 2011.
KAIST is a government-established university and is ranked #1 in Korea (Chosun & Joongang Newspaper). KAIST was placed 21st in Engineering & IT (Technology) according to 2009 World University Rankings by The Times-QS. As 70~80% of our undergraduate degree holders continue to pursue a higher degree in science and engineering so that they become experts in cutting-edge research and innovation, we are searching for young students who have demonstrated genuine passion and talent in learning math and science.
KAIST lectures are given in English and we provide full scholarship (tuition and monthly allowance) for all students throughout their enrollment at KAIST: starting from the third year of enrollment, students whose GPA is lower than 3.0 will have to pay different amount of tuition according to their GPA.
More information on KAIST and its admissions procedure can be found at www.kaist.edu. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Hoi-Jui, Yoo
Dean, Office of Admissions/ Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering
KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)
E-mail: kaistintl@kaist.ac.kr, Phone: (+82-42-350-2354)
Website: www.kaist.edu, http://admission.kaist.ac.kr
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Help Sought - Missing Person
Got this from Sebastian Wong.
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Hi Chen Chow, my colleague's dad went missing since last Thu. She is trying to spread the news in hopes that someone may have seen her dad. Below are some details and attached a missing person poster.
Appreciate if you could help spread the search on your social media channels. Thanks in advance on behalf of my colleague, Ooi Ling Ling.
LATEST UPDATE (21 Feb 11): His wallet was found along Batu 5, Jalan Ipoh.
Dear all,
Many of you may not have heard the news, but Ling Ling's dad (who is currently under medication for dementia) went missing last Thursday. He was last seen in Bukit Mahkota, Cheras on Thursday evening. She has since lodged a missing persons report on Friday and sought help from MCA. However, until today there has been no news on his whereabouts.
Main details to note :
Name: Ooi Ho Chuah
Age: 63
Weight: 57kg
Height: 5' 3"
Last seen: Bukit Mahkota, Cheras on Thursday, 17 February 2011 wearing a dark brown t-shirt and grey short pants
Other important details: Under medication for dementia
Should any of you have any information, kindly contact 010 221 1703.
Thank you.
Hi Chen Chow, my colleague's dad went missing since last Thu. She is trying to spread the news in hopes that someone may have seen her dad. Below are some details and attached a missing person poster.
Appreciate if you could help spread the search on your social media channels. Thanks in advance on behalf of my colleague, Ooi Ling Ling.
LATEST UPDATE (21 Feb 11): His wallet was found along Batu 5, Jalan Ipoh.
Dear all,
Many of you may not have heard the news, but Ling Ling's dad (who is currently under medication for dementia) went missing last Thursday. He was last seen in Bukit Mahkota, Cheras on Thursday evening. She has since lodged a missing persons report on Friday and sought help from MCA. However, until today there has been no news on his whereabouts.
Main details to note :
Name: Ooi Ho Chuah
Age: 63
Weight: 57kg
Height: 5' 3"
Last seen: Bukit Mahkota, Cheras on Thursday, 17 February 2011 wearing a dark brown t-shirt and grey short pants
Other important details: Under medication for dementia
Should any of you have any information, kindly contact 010 221 1703.
Thank you.
Friday, February 18, 2011
World Skills London 2011
Thanks to Kea Cheng for sharing this.
World Skills London 2011
To find out more, http://www.worldskillslondon2011.com/
To be a volunteer, http://volunteer.worldskillslondon2011.com/
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Useful Resources
Thanks to Shu Wen and one of the very loyal anonymous blog contributor for sharing this.
1.Highland Capital Partners Summer Entrepreneurship Program
2. Lawmaker laments "Degrees to Nowhere"
3. Science blog
4. Why do Some Countries' Economies grow faster?
5. MIT alumnus on International Space Station
6. Cornell University Summer School
National Sudoku Seminar
Thanks to Yee Dian for the info below.
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National Sudoku Seminar
Coming soon on 19th March 2011 (Saturday), a one-of-its-kind Sudoku event not to be missed by all Sudoku lovers. The Malaysia Sudoku Society is organizing the above seminar, featuring an important personality in the world of Sudoku. He is none other than Mr Maki Kaji, the person who coined the word 'Sudoku'. He was instrumental in the chain of events that caused Sudoku to be a worldwide phenomenon. Mr Kaji will be a special guest speaker
at the seminar. Details of the event and registration instructions are available at http://www.1sudoku.com.my/NSS%20Brochure.pdf . Come and meet the 'Godfather of Sudoku' in person! It is unlikely that there will ever be another event like this, so DON'T MISS IT!!
Friday, February 11, 2011
United World College Applications
Thanks to Lenard for sharing this.
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United World College Applications - Deadline is 15th February 2011.
UWC Malaysia - Applications
This page concerns applications to the UWC movement. All Malaysian applicants to UWC normally apply through UWC Malaysia's National Committee which selects applicants to represent Malaysia at the UWCs.
Scholarships offered yearly to Malaysia for the IB Diploma program in UWCs worldwide vary from full to partial scholarships between 50% and 75%. Although the number of scholarships differs from year to year, they are always limited and few. Where partial scholarships are offered, parents are expected to make up the difference on the amount.
Students are selected based on competitive selection via written applications and personal interviews. Other elements may include a piece of written work, an examination, group discussions, teamwork exercises, an excursion or camp and community service projects. UWC Graduates are involved throughout most selection processes.
The UWC of the Adriatic in Italy offers special scholarship programs for exceptional Physics or Music students. However, all applicants undergo the same initial selection process. UWC Malaysia National Committee currently does not send students to the agriculturally-based Simon Bolivar UWC.
The application form for the 2011 application cycle is now available.
Application form for 2011 (pdf).
You may also contact the secretariat's office for more information.
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
The China Education Initiative
Receive this through a mailing list that Bryan Chong sent to Cornell Malaysian Association members. This could be an opportunity that you can volunteer, and make an impact to others through educational initiatives.
http://www.chinaeducationinitiative.org
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The China Education Initiative was established under the auspices of the Ford Foundation, Princeton University and Tsinghua University. An innovative non-profit seeking to end education inequity in China, CEI works at the forefront of China-U.S. relations as the first and only program to pair elite Chinese and American university students in a long-term service initiative. CEI is the first nonprofit of its kind to receive accreditation from the Yunnan Provincial Government. CEI works in partnership with Teach For America and its global Teach For All network, and operates under the strategic guidance of McKinsey and Company.
Working in collaboration with Teach for All, Teach for America's international affiliate, CEI offers the opportunity for outstanding seniors from top-25 universities in the United States and China to serve as fully-sponsored teachers in rural China for one and two year fellowships. The application deadline for the next round of fellowships (beginning this summer) is February 10 (early deadline) and March 10 (regular deadline). All living expenses are covered by CEI for the Fellows' time in China, and all Fellows receive an additional stipend. Additional information can be found at http://www.chinaeducationinitiative.org
Educational Articles
Thanks to Shu Wen, the passionate educationist for sharing these resources.
1. 5 Ways to Gain Experience on Your Resume Before Graduation
2. Building a new world-class university
3. Academics make the best university leaders
4. Graduates flocking to US - a good thing?
5. Obama throws weight behind higher education
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
CEKU
Thanks Melissa Kong for sharing with me on the publication of latest issue of CEKU!
For those of you who prefer PDF version, you can download the latest issue at http://www.ukeconline.com/downloads/CEKU-print.pdf
Sunday, January 30, 2011
A Townhall Meeting with Datuk Sri Idris Jala on 'Transformational Leadership'
Thanks to Raja Noor Izzuddin for sharing this transcript of Townhall Meeting with Datuk Seri Idris Jala on "Transformational Leadership".
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Saturday, January 29, 2011
Useful Educational Resources
Thanks to Shu Wen and one of my loyal blog contributors for sharing these useful links.
1. US: International higher education needs recruiters
2. US: Colleges 'need to emphasise global mandate'
3. Harvard vs MIT - The Pranks
4. Sciences Po Admissions
Friday, January 28, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
PEMANDU and TalentCorp Information Session in Boston, NYC and Chicago
Thanks to Lenard for sharing this PEMANDU and TalentCorp session, which I believe 2 very passionate young Malaysians, Joyce Tagal and Atiqah would be there to share with you all!
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Dear all,
Looking for a meaningful summer internship back in Malaysia?
Graduating but not sure what to do after graduation?
Graduating but not sure what to do after graduation?
PEMANDU, a unit in the Prime Minister's Office, together with Talent Corporation, which was recently formed and announced by the Prime Minister, will conduct sessions targeting Malaysian students in the United States. The objectives of these sessions are to:
• Recruit high potential candidates to serve the Government through PEMANDU
• Promote new policies and initiatives by the Government especially the GTP and ETP
• Attract Malaysian talents back to reduce brain drain
Representatives from PEMANDU and TalentCorp will be here to answer questions about employment and policies which affect you (e.g. allowing government scholars to serve their bonds in the private sector). The session is open to all: students, professionals, and all other interested parties.
The information for both events is as follows:
Boston
Date: Jan 28, 2011 (Friday)
Time: 7-9pm
Venue: Harvard University, Sever 102, in Sever Hall Harvard Yard (map at http://map.harvard.edu/).
Closest T-stop: Harvard Square
RSVP/Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=157988580919730 or email joyce@pemandu.gov.my
New York City
Date: Jan 29, 2011 (Saturday)
Time: 4-6pm
Venue: Consulate General of Malaysia in New York, Main Hall
Address: 313 East 43rd Street (Nearest subway station: Grand Central)
RSVP/Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=119254414812276 or email joyce@pemandu.gov.my
Chicago - University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Date: Jan 30, 2011 (Sunday)
Time: 1-3pm
Venue: TBA
RSVP/Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=170265343018176 or email joyce@pemandu.gov.my
Chicago - Northwestern
Date: Jan 30, 2011 (Sunday)
Time: 7-9pm
Venue: TBA
RSVP/Facebook event: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=185306614820531 or email joyce@pemandu.gov.my
Feel free to share this information with other Malaysian students who might benefit from this program.
Thanks
Monday, January 24, 2011
Starbucks Live & Inspire Featuring Wemel Cumavoo
Starbucks Live & Inspire Featuring Wemel Cumavoo
| Time | Thursday, January 27 · 8:00pm - 9:00pm |
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| Location | Level 2, Starbucks Bangsar Village 2, Kuala Lumpur |
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| More Info | Hoping everyone had a great Taipusam last week. This week we are back again with another amazing guest speaker. Join us for more fun & discovery learning on Thursday!!! SPEAKER: Wemel Cumavoo TOPIC: Mobile - Start Small, Think Big P A R T N E R S and S P O N S O R S .......................................... This series is made possible together with our sponsor ACCA and our partners Starbucks, Yayasan 1Malaysia, Borders Bookstores, IACT College, The Malay Mail, Bangsar Village, Campus Plus, JobStreet, Malaysia SME, KomunitiKini, Friends to Mankind and GEW T h e S P E A K E R* ......................... So who is Wemel Comavoo? Wemel Cumavoo is co-founder and CEO of LTT Global Communications Sdn Bhd. He is a prominent businessman being in business for the past 30 years. This allows him to draw from a deep reserve of experience to provide insightful and creative solutions to business challenges. He sits on the Board of Directors of several companies ranging from education, resort to consumer products. In 2000 with the birth of the millennium, his interests in mobile and learning fascinated him, knowing very well this is going to be the next major revolution after the industrial revolution. LTT Global Communications was formed and is among the initiators and pioneers of mobile learning globally. His entrepreneurial spirit, strong business acumen and visionary leadership has led to LTT Global being the recipient of several international and local awards. He believes that Corporate Social Responsibility is part of any organisations' big or small contributions back to society. He is a Mentor for the Mobile Content Challenge since 2007, a program jointly organised by Maxis, Suruhanjaya Komunikasi dan Multimedia Malaysia (SKMM) and Kementerian Penerangan Komunikasi dan Kebudayaan (KPKK). He speaks too, at local and regional events. His passion is to see all young entrepreneurs become thriving enterprises. T h e S E R I E S ...................... Holds a concept of "unconferenced" talks set in a casual "over coffee" environment. Every Thursdays, in a stint of an hour, we bring you bite size content, interesting and interactive sessions that add value to human potential and personal growth. The session focuses on the examples of ordinary people who have lived the extraordinary. It will highlight their work and accomplishments, personal struggles, strategies they used in striving to be more. These are people who live with a sense of being that inspires change, and directly influencing the evolution of the human spirit. It is about celebrating human potential. T h e F L O W .................. Registration 7:00 pm onwards 8.00 pm: Welcome + Introduction + Coffee Talk 8.15 pm: Speaker Session + Q & A 8.50 pm: 9.00 pm: Lucky Draw + Close W h y C O M E ??????????????????? .................. 1. Network with like-minded people 2. To have loads of fun and build friendship 3. Take the opportunity to meet the speakers in person 4. Get lucky with prizes! We've got lucky draws ranging from Starbucks merchandise to autographed CDs! 5. Create POSSIBILITIES for yourself. 6. Discover new perspectives, grow and evolve! 7. Because it's FREE! follow us on twitter: http://twitter.com/liveandinspire and visit our series websitehttp://www.liveandinspire.com/series |
Resources on Education
Thanks to my loyal anonymous blog contributor, as well as Shu Wen for the following contributions!
Midway Honors Scholars Program
Are American Universities and Colleges the best in the world?
To Really Learn, Quit Studying and Take a Test
The Global Campus
Are Undergraduates Actually Learning Anything?
Financial Outlook Is Brighter for Some Colleges, but Still Negative for Most
Starting From Scratch: Fund-Raising Lessons Learned in Singapore
An Infusion of Science where Arts Reign
PEMANDU and Talent Corp Information Session in Chicago
Thanks to Teck Eng for highlighting this!
PEMANDU and Talent Corp Information Session in Chicago
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Summer School for The University of Cambridge
Thanks to Theng Ying for sharing on this Summer School for The University of Cambridge.
Resources Shared by Various Contributors
Thanks to one of my loyal anonymous blog contributors, as well as Shu Wen, Jing Pei and Guan Tyng for contributing the articles/resources below. Sorry that it took me some time to compile and publish all these links.
1. Google Science Fair (Looking for interesting and creative projects worldwide)
2. NYC Turing Fellows Program
3. British Chevening Scholarships
4. AMCHAM-MACEE Scholarship Program
5. Harvard Applications Reach Record High
6. Varsity Internship
7. Harvard and Yale beaten in University Brand Survey
8. International Scholarships in Romania
9. Is MBA worth it?
10. Study Finds Family Connections Give Big Advantage in College Admission
11. Why Chinese Mothers are Superior
12. How Centre College Evaluates Your Applications
13. 8 Things to know about Attending American Colleges
14. Perceived Returns of Higher Education
15. Malaysia's New Term Date to Aid Internationalism
16. The Global University - McDonaldisation
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