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Our Nation Through Their Lenses
Three WKWSCI alumni are part of 20 specially selected photographers who produced works to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Singapore’s independence.
As the Asia-Pacific Ecology Assistant at UBS Singapore, Adrien Chee collects ecology information from the various APAC offices and reports them to the regional headquarters in Hong Kong. PHOTO: ZENG SHIYA
His Sophomore Act
Armed with an impressive volunteerism portfolio, undergraduate Adrien Chee (CS’20) bagged his second year as an Ecology Assistant intern at UBS Singapore under the bank’s corporate social responsibility wing.
Lin Junjie displays the currency conversion table in Elk, the app which won him the first Apple Design Award in Southeast Asia. PHOTO: ZENG SHIYA
He Made Seven Apps in Five Years
Lin Junjie (CS’10) turned his childhood hobby of software development into a career — a move that led him to the first Apple Design Award win in Southeast Asia.
Assistant Professor Christopher Cummings, 35, knew a big adventure was ahead of him when he joined WKWSCI in 2014. PHOTO: RY-ANNE LIM
The Change Agent
Assistant Professor Christopher Cummings is set on changing the way his students learn and see the world, one lesson at a time.
Jeremy Ng’s debut music video for local artiste Jude Young has garnered over 14,000 views on YouTube. PHOTO: RY-ANNE LIM
Leap Of Faith
Aspiring film producer Jeremy Kieran Ng (CS’18) still has a year to go before he graduates – but he has already taken the leap into the deep end of work in the music industry.
Covering healthcare and consumption habits, Wee recently joined the Beijing bureau of The New York Times, which she calls her “dream” news organisation. PHOTO: CECILIA LI FOR THE WKWSCI ALUMNI MAGAZINE
Venturing Out
After working at The Wall Street Journal and Reuters, award-winning journalist Sui-Lee Wee (CS’06) joined The New York Times’ Beijing bureau last month, in her latest venture as a journalist abroad.
Artistic directors Fazah and Cheong started theatre collective The Second Breakfast Company while in their third year at WKWSCI. PHOTO: JERLIN HUANG
Making Waves on the Small Stage
WKWSCI students Adeeb Fazah (CS’17) and Mark Cheong (CS'17) take pride in being "crazy enough" to start up theatre collective The Second Breakfast Company.
Dr. Chung joined the school as an assistant professor last July, teaching modules in corporate communications and international public relations. PHOTO: JERLIN HUANG
A New Chapter
New faculty Assistant Professor Myojung Chung talks about her first year of teaching after making a career switch from a decade of industry practice.
(From left): Loh, Tan and Chua, all of whom are graduates of WKWSCI, work together as associate editors at TODAY newspaper. PHOTO: HENG HUI MEI
Shared Beginnings
In addition to having similar roles in the newsroom, these three associate editors at TODAY have something else in common - they all graduated from WKWSCI.
Tandoc, an assistant professor in WKWSCI, is in charge of "The Nanyang Chronicle." After years of experience as a journalist, Tandoc discovered a new passion in journalism research. PHOTO: JERLIN HUANG
Back to School
From industry to academia, three WKWSCI postgraduate alumni share their tales of transition to teaching and research.
TOUCH Seniors Activity Centre is one of participating venues for “Exergames.” PHOTO: LU YAWEN
Game Changer
How can one get the elderly folk to stay active and have fun at the same time? WKWSCI Professor Theng Yin Leng has the answer.
After leaving the media sector, Rob Khoo set up his own business SolarPVExchange in 2014. The company serves as a platform to link up solar panel installation companies with potential customers. Photo: LU YAWEN
Here Comes The Sun
Rob Khoo’s (CS’01) search for a change led him to the renewable energy business.- ‹ VIEW PREVIOUS
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