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NUS Alumni Leaders Forum (ALF) brings together alumni leaders and volunteers in a biennial event, to share and discuss new ideas and best practices in alumni relations and volunteer engagement. 

In a lively online session over Zoom, Mr Loo Cheng Chuan (Arts and Social Sciences ’97), Founder of the 1M65 ($1 Million By 65 Years Old) Movement, shared his thoughts on the current economic situation, his take on wise investment decisions, and other compelling points to ride out the storm and position for the next rebound. 

In partnership with NUS scale, Professor David Lee, an expert advisor at the Asian Institute of Digital Finance, gave participants a sneak peek into the future of how the Fourth Industrial Revolution will change society and the business world in the May session of Tech Talk.

Dr Noorman Abdullah (Arts & Social Sciences ’02, MSocSci ’05) is a Senior Lecturer and the Assistant Dean (External Relations & Student Life) within the Department of Sociology & Anthropology and the Department of Malay Studies at the Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences (FASS). His research interests include religion and society; race relations; decolonial pedagogies; and sensory studies.  

Outgoing NUS Alumni Advisory Board Co-Chairperson Mr Johnny Tan Khoon Hui (Science ’82) and new Co-Chairperson Mr Seah Cheng San (Engineering ’82, MBA ’92) reflect on why a united alumni community matters, how they have worked to strengthen it, and what lies ahead.  

A traditional Chinese tea appreciation event with alumni proved to be a veritable a treat for the senses.

Three panel discussions and a networking dinner facilitated the exchange of thoughts and opinions from a broad range of academics, thought leaders and alumni. 

Having benefitted from student financial aid, Ms Regini Lee (Computing ’22) now gives back by contributing to the Plant-It-Forward Challenge — merging her support for education with her passion for the environment.