Charmian Tan hosts 987FM’s “The Pantry Dash” and enjoys having conversations with her listeners who are preparing for a day’s work ahead. PHOTO: JERLIN HUANG
Playback to the Start
Four DJs from WKWSCI share how they got their big break in the radio industry.
As assistant CEO, Poh oversees content creation in various sub-sectors and heads the organisation’s innovation drive across the infocomm and media sectors. PHOTO: CHERYL TEE
Leading with Passion
Infocomm Media Development Authority’s Assistant Chief Executive Officer (Content & Innovation Group) Angeline Poh (CS ‘99) recounts how she found her calling in the public service.
Tay graduated from WKWSCI in 2006, and has since become a household name in the Mandarin Pop scene.
PHOTO: JERLIN HUANG
Reaching the High Notes
Homegrown singer Tay Kewei’s (CS’06) grit takes her to the top.
Razak continues to be a daily inspiration for his daughter, Natasha, who wishes to delve deeper into the field of public relations, a practice he is in. PHOTO: BERTRAND TEE
Like Father, Like Daughter
Abdul Razak (G.Dip.Mass Comm.’02) and his daughter Natasha (CS’20) spur each other on in their pursuit of similar aspirations.
Features
Charmian Tan hosts 987FM’s “The Pantry Dash” and enjoys having conversations with her listeners who are preparing for a day’s work ahead. PHOTO: JERLIN HUANG
Playback to the Start
Four DJs from WKWSCI share how they got their big break in the radio industry.Newsmakers
As assistant CEO, Poh oversees content creation in various sub-sectors and heads the organisation’s innovation drive across the infocomm and media sectors. PHOTO: CHERYL TEE
Leading with Passion
Infocomm Media Development Authority’s Assistant Chief Executive Officer (Content & Innovation Group) Angeline Poh (CS ‘99) recounts how she found her calling in the public service.Arts & Culture
Tay graduated from WKWSCI in 2006, and has since become a household name in the Mandarin Pop scene.
PHOTO: JERLIN HUANG
Reaching the High Notes
Homegrown singer Tay Kewei’s (CS’06) grit takes her to the top.Campus Notes
Razak continues to be a daily inspiration for his daughter, Natasha, who wishes to delve deeper into the field of public relations, a practice he is in. PHOTO: BERTRAND TEE
Like Father, Like Daughter
Abdul Razak (G.Dip.Mass Comm.’02) and his daughter Natasha (CS’20) spur each other on in their pursuit of similar aspirations.The last page
Class Notes
Abby Lai, CS'11
A year after graduating from WKWSCI in 2011, Abby Lai ventured into showbusiness. The 28-year-old freelance actress has appeared in...
Melanie Lee , CS'02
Melanie Lee is the co-author of “ Quiet Journeys: Finding Stillness in Chaos ,” and author of “ Imaginary Friends...
Marc Ha, CS'98
Marc Ha, 43, is the senior vice president and managing director of Text100 , a global marketing communications consultancy he...
Annabelle Liang, CS'14
In 2015, Annabelle Liang joined The Associated Press as its only freelance reporter in Singapore. Among all the stories she’s...
Terence Lee, CS'11
As a WKWSCI student, Terence Lee fondly remembers being taught by journalism lecturer Hedwig Alfred. “It was not uncommon to...
Rita Zahara, MMC'04
Rita Zahara was already an established media personality when she started venturing into the field of entrepreneurship. For the former...
Kenji Kwok, CS'16
Freelance photographer Kenji Kwok has known since his pre-university days that he would be pursuing a career in documentary photography...
Charmaine Yap, CS'13
Charmaine Yap is a director at Tripeaks Imagery , a local production company that specialises in landscape photography and time-lapse...
Eugene Wee, CS'99
After 20 years with The New Paper, Eugene Wee will be taking over as editor of a new TNP -...
Richard Giam, MMC'10
As senior associate director at Singapore Management University’s office of advancement, Richard is passionate about networking and corporate fundraising. His...
