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MSE Class of 2019 Graduation Party

27 July

Shortly after the Commencement Ceremony of the graduating class of 2019, the newly-minted alumni from Materials Science and Engineering (MSE) gathered to celebrate this milestone together.

The atmosphere was boisterous as they relieved their memories from the past four years over dinner at a chalet, looking at old pictures and recounting recent incidences. Many were excited to share their transition into the working world, as well as to learn about others' next phase in life.

Following the dinner, they broke up into smaller groups to engage in various activities to get to know everybody more personally, reminiscent of the times when they all first met each other. Laughter and chatter quickly filled the chalet as the night unfolded.

Submitted by Mr Chen Ziyan (Engineering '19)

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