Alumni Happening Details

Biggest turnout for the NUSS-NUS Mentorship Welcome Dinner on 17 September 2018!

NUSS-NUS mentorship programme

17 September

Launched in 2012, the NUSS-NUS mentorship programme has been growing steadily with NUS alumni participating actively in the programme by contributing their experience and helping their juniors.

In the past year, 142 new mentors and 202 mentees signed up for the programme. A dinner event was held on 17 September 2018 at the NUSS Kent Ridge Guild House to welcome the new mentors and mentees.

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