Celebrations Go ‘Cyber’

Over 300 alumni, students, and staff attended the inaugural WoW: In Conversation to hear from female alumni leaders as they discussed their leadership challenges and experiences and how to effect impactful change in society.

Fortuitously themed “Alumni Relations in the Age of Disruption”, this year’s NUS Alumni Leaders Forum (ALF) was held on 18 July and saw over 100 alumni leaders come together virtually to discuss and explore how to shape Alumni Relations for the decade ahead.

Held in partnership with the NUS Centre for Future-ready Graduates (CFG), the second iteration of Future-ready Workshops on 14 July was oversubscribed and well-received by alumni. 

Seniors looking for assisted-living options got a boost this year, and it is thanks in part to the long-term efforts of NUS Senior Alumni.

Being agile and adaptable is one way to rise above today’s life uncertainties, especially for those in the travel sector, says entrepreneur Mr Andrew Chai (Science ’92). 

On 23 July, in a session organised in partnership with Farrer Park Hospital, Dr Paul Mok (Medicine ’91) delivered an informative talk on Obstructive Sleep Apnea – what it is and how to manage it. 

In this fast-changing digital landscape, and especially with the changes brought about by COVID-19, scaling up digital capabilities has become a matter of survival. 

Thirsty Thursdays returned with a new virtual format!