Life Lessons
Kokila KHANAL, College of Design and Engineering, TANG Bo Kuan, School of Computing
Two NUS mentors share how mentoring in GEN2050 has broadened and even shifted their worldviews.

SIM Qin Ying, Student deep in thought. AI-generated (Dall-E).
“Mentoring has been a transformative experience for me,” says Kokila KHANAL. “I’ve not only gained valuable insights into human interaction, but also developed deeper empathy, listening skills, and adaptability. These skills will undoubtedly make a positive impact on my personal and professional journey. I am grateful for the opportunity.”
TANG Bo Kuan shares a similar experience. “Initially, I viewed volunteerism as a mere requirement. However, as I engaged in the service work, I began to realise its value to personal and community growth. The service work has broadened my worldview and inspired me to make a positive difference in the lives of others. I appreciate we all possess a great gift – the ability to help others, no matter how small the gesture.”