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Fireside Chat with maNUScript: From Course to Campus Art

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Join us for an intimate fireside chat on maNUScript, an interactive visual installation at NUS Central Library! Born from a student proposal in the NM3245 Managing Arts and Cultural Events course, maNUScript has evolved into a space for conversations on identity, collective self-expression and campus revitalisation.

At this session, hear from the students, faculty, and partner—including NUS Libraries, NUS Department of Communications and New Media, and NUS Office of Student Affairs—who brought this project to life. Discover the organic development of maNUScript, the collaborative process, and how arts can shape meaningful experiences on campus.

This event is organised by our staff, Han Ming Guang.

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This event seeks to provide a space for conversations surrounding the following:


  • The largely organic development of maNUScript with the active participation of NUS students and staff throughout the semester thus far
  • Collaborative processes involving the different partners in the form of the NUS Department of Communications and New Media, the NUS Office of Student Affairs, Centre for the Arts and the NUS Libraries in realising a student-initiated project

 

Speakers

Clara Tan

Clara Tan

Final Year Student, Architecture and Communications & New Media
Clara Tan is a final year undergraduate majoring in Architecture and Communications & New Media at the National University of Singapore (NUS). In her free time, she loves exploring her creativity through various outlets, reading, and travelling. She also values meaningful conversations with friends, embracing new perspectives and experiences along the way.

Hariz Emran

Hariz Emran

Final Year Student, Malay Studies and Communications & New Media
Hariz Emran is a final year undergraduate majoring in Malay Studies and Communications & New Media at the National University of Singapore (NUS) and he was recently nominated as Sahabat Sastera (Friend of Literature) by the Malay Language Council. As a reader, Hariz has a particular passion for Malay literature and other critical works. He is also invested in local developments in the Southeast Asian region, especially involving issues of religion and social inequalities.

Tessa Goh

Tessa Goh

Final Year Student, Law
Tessa Goh is a final year undergraduate majoring in law at the National University of Singapore (NUS). She enjoys reading about the various fields of law and will be pursuing her traineeship in Intellectual Property Law after graduation.  Outside of school, she spends her free time dabbling in videography and enjoys travelling to new places to seek out new angles and experiences.

NUS-OSA River Chua

River Chua

Manager, Centre for the Arts, Office of Student Affairs
River works at the Centre for the Arts, Office of Student Affairs and oversees third space. third space is a platform that hopes to create regular arts gathering spaces on campus and provide more opportunities for arts encounters. We also wish to support long-term processes of experimentation, gathering, blue-sky thinking, creation and play.

Dr Soh Kai Ruo

Dr Soh Kai Ruo

Lecturer, Department of Communications and New Media
Dr. Soh Kai Ruo is a lecturer at the National University of Singapore, Department of Communications and New Media. Her research area is in the field of cultural diplomacy through popular culture. Drawing on her professional background in campaign and communication management, she has been developing and teaching courses in this area.

Librarian Jamilah Osman

Jamila Osman

Principal Librarian (Research Librarian – HASS)
A qualified educator and counsellor, with years of experience in broadcasting and academic librarianship, Jamila enjoys researching, teaching and, yes, life-long learning, complementing her support for multidisciplinary, humanities, arts and social sciences disciplines. She loves the whole intriguing process of discovery and creation, finding ways to showcase them in an engaging manner.

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