USC invites all USP students, profs and staff to the AY2018/19 End-of-Semester Dinner themed Mad Mismatch. The evening will feature special performances by USP students, games, as well as a special video montage.
Dress code: Come in your most mismatched outfit

This is an initiative to collaborate with residents at Medway Park (just right next to UTown) to walk their dogs into our campus and interact with the dogs closely. Each interaction session will last about 45mins at the Chua Thian Poh Hall or around the USP amphitheatre. The dog walking session will commence 30mins prior and immediately after the interaction session. This will take place on every Tuesday and Thursday in Week 13 and Reading Week, subject to weather condition.

Interested students, please contact USP Pastoral Care’s Rachel.

This is an initiative to collaborate with residents at Medway Park (just right next to UTown) to walk their dogs into our campus and interact with the dogs closely. Each interaction session will last about 45mins at the Chua Thian Poh Hall or around the USP amphitheatre. The dog walking session will commence 30mins prior and immediately after the interaction session. This will take place on every Tuesday and Thursday in Week 13 and Reading Week, subject to weather condition.

Interested students, please contact USP Pastoral Care’s Rachel.

This is an initiative to collaborate with residents at Medway Park (just right next to UTown) to walk their dogs into our campus and interact with the dogs closely. Each interaction session will last about 45mins at the Chua Thian Poh Hall or around the USP amphitheatre. The dog walking session will commence 30mins prior and immediately after the interaction session. This will take place on every Tuesday and Thursday in Week 13 and Reading Week, subject to weather condition.

Interested students, please contact USP Pastoral Care’s Rachel.

This is an initiative to collaborate with residents at Medway Park (just right next to UTown) to walk their dogs into our campus and interact with the dogs closely. Each interaction session will last about 45mins at the Chua Thian Poh Hall or around the USP amphitheatre. The dog walking session will commence 30mins prior and immediately after the interaction session. This will take place on every Tuesday and Thursday in Week 13 and Reading Week, subject to weather condition.

Interested students, please contact USP Pastoral Care’s Rachel.

Hosted by USP, a group of student delegation from Chu Kochen Honors College, Zhejiang University will be visiting USP and NUS from 2-4 October 2018. They will be introduced to USP and NUS by attending three sample classes by USP faculty members, touring around USP and UTown, and visiting the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum at NUS.

Sample Class 1
Evolution: Human origins by Dr Hwang Wei Song

Summary: The evolutionary history of our own human species is currently undergoing major revisions as new discoveries in unexpected localities are made in recent years. This sample class will make use of a comparative morphology approach to gather information using hominid skulls to understand how we can piece together the lives of past and present species. We will examine the connections between morphological form and function and attempt to make phylogenetic inferences given the information gathered.

Sample Class 2
Engaging and Building Communities by A/P Albert Teo

Summary: How do we engage and support disadvantaged, marginalised communities? What are the key outcomes, strategies and principles of impactful community development? In this session, we will critically review the principles of community development in the context of addressing the challenges and issues faced by disadvantaged, marginalised communities.

Sample Class 3
“Health in Happiness” by Dr Charles Burke

A valid measure of happiness consists of three principle components, the logical, emotional, and social. Sports too exhibit a combination each of these components and therefore the two are likely to share a positive correlation. The session will conduct data collection exercise where as a group we attempt to validly measure our own health and happiness through a morning of participating in sport.