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Community
Yale-NUS Celebrates Graduation 2019
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On 13 May 2019, over 1,000 guests joined in the celebrations as the College marked the graduation of its third cohort of students at the Yale-NUS Graduation Ceremony 2019.
Held at the University Cultural Centre, the event was attended by VIPs including Senior Minister of State for Trade & Industry and Education Mr Chee Hong Tat, former UN Under-Secretary-General Dr Noeleen Heyzer, members of the Yale-NUS Governing Board, as well as parents, donors, and industry partners.
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Learning
Class of 2019 graduates pursue diverse pathways after graduation
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Ahead of graduation, some of the Yale-NUS seniors have already made plans for their next steps, be in working in Singapore or overseas, or pursuing graduate studies before entering careers
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Learning
Senior capstones borne out of personal and academic passions
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All Yale-NUS students will work on an independent piece of scholarly work, the capstone, in their senior year, where they work with faculty members to develop their chosen research topic.
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Learning
Yale-NUS students explore a variety of social issues through photography
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A group of Yale-NUS students put up a photography exhibition titled ‘Accretion’, featuring works using different methods of photography to explore a variety of social issues from environmental destruction to heritage and urban renewal.
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Community
Yale-NUS faculty share best practices at inaugural Fulbright Conference
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In April, a group of Yale-NUS faculty spoke at Fulbright University Vietnam’s conference, ‘New Approaches to University Education in Asia’. Vice President (Engagement) Trisha Craig was the keynote speaker.
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Living
Kingfisher Awards recognise accomplishments in the Yale-NUS community
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The Kingfisher Awards recognise staff, student leaders, student organisations and athletic teams for their dedication, commitment and leadership in serving their peers and contributing to campus life.
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Giving
Georgette Chen Fellowship
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The Georgette Chen Fellowship supports a deserving Yale-NUS faculty member who demonstrates scholarly merit and research promise. Assistant Professor James Jack is the College’s third Georgette Chen Fellow.
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Learning
Liberal arts education prepares seniors for the corporate world
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From diverse course offerings to opportunities and support provided by CIPE, a Yale-NUS liberal arts education has prepared many seniors for a career in the corporate world.
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Learning
Courses in AI prepare students for the technological world
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At Yale-NUS, there are two courses that delve into AI, namely, Machine Learning, and Computer Vision and Deep Learning, offered under the Mathematical, Computational and Statistical Sciences (MCS) major.
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Learning
Learning about nature, place, and philanthropy at Oak Spring
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Earlier, seven Yale-NUS students visited Oak Spring in the US, to continue work on a gazetteer (a geographical dictionary) which contains stories of sites and events associated with the Oak Spring Garden Foundation.
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Community
Experts share insights into pressing issues at student-led dialogue sessions
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At Yale-NUS, students organise events that enable the community, both within and outside the College, to interact with a diversity of external speakers and panelists who are experts in their fields.
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Living
Championing a cause: students spearhead Yale-NUS’ eco-conscious movement
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The Yale-NUS community has started several initiatives around the Yale-NUS campus in efforts to raise awareness on climate change and to promote environmentally sustainable living.
From starting plant-based diets to organising pop-up thrift stores, students have been engaging in activities to spearhead the eco-conscious living movement.
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