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kolej komuniti umskalTUESDAY, 17 JUNE – A total of 25 Sandakan Community College students made a study visit to Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS), Labuan International Campus (UMSKAL) recently.

The delegation was warmly welcomed by the Head of the Administration Division of the campus, Taufek Latip.

He said the administration of UMSKAL always welcome visitors from within and outside of the country.

He added that the visit would surely help strengthen ties between the two sides, especially those involving community college students and UMS Labuan students.

Besides UMS Labuan, the delegation from the college led by the Head of Tourism and Travel Course, Junainah Justin also visited some interesting and historical places such as the former coal mine Chimney, Manikar Stone and the WWII Monument at Tanjung Taras. – SS (fl)


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PHI seminar NDTMONDAY, 16 JUNE – The Non-Destructive Testing Association (NDT) Malaysia in collaboration with Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) held a seminar on ‘Optimising Benefit for NDT Technology for Better Plant Safety and Integrity’ at Le’ Meridien Hotel today.

The seminar, which was participated by 40 participants from various industries among others was aimed at exposing several issues and the direction of NDT in Malaysia.

According to the Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Research and Innovation UMS, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Shahril Yusof, such seminars were highly needed in Sabah, more so when the state recently experienced a pipeline explosion that was carrying gas across Sabah.

“This seminar is also to raise awareness on career opportunities as well as businesses in the field of NDT that is still not much ventured into by the people of Sabah,” he said in his speech at the opening of the seminar. His speech was read by the Director of Research and Innovation Centre UMS, Prof. Dr. Felix Tongkul.

The NDT Association led by its President, Dr. Abd. Nassir Ibrahim will continue to work closely with the Industrial Relations Centre, UMS to train more technicians or NDT operators as well as enhancing research in this field. – SS (fl)


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MONDAY, 16 June – Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) become the first university in the country to received approval certificate for the Functional Record Disposal Schedule from National Archives of Malaysia (ANM).

The approval certificate was hand by Director General ANM, Azemi Abdul Aziz to the Head of Deputy Registrar, No’man Datuk Hj. Ahmad who represent UMS Registrar, Datuk Abdullah Hj. Mohd Said. The event held at ‘Galeri Majlis’, Chancellory Building was witnessed by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Datuk Dr. Mohd. Harun Abdullah.

Earlier in his prefatory speech, Datuk Dr. Mohd Harun said, the approval certificate was one of initiative to achieve UMS KRA (Key Result Area), which is to improve and enhance university’s governance through implementation of any enforced regulations or acts.

“The effort to enhance university’s governance is in line with UMS KPI. It was mentioned in UMS KRA-4; Strengthening Governance, Leadership and Delivery System,” he said.

Functional Record Delivery Schedule is a tool in record management system. This system will help in simplifying department in identifying records since the department establishment, maintained and disposed systematicly.-ZMD


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seragam baruMONDAY, 16 JUNE – In order to strengthen the safety aspects of staff and students of the university, a Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) Auxiliary Police Force was formed with the approval of the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM), which is expected to be in August.

The application to form the UMS Auxiliary Police Force is currently in its final process by PDRM, and will boost the safety aspect of the campus through comprehensive enforcement in safety, legal aspects that are more distinct, more efficient physical safety management, decrease of in-campus crime index and enhancing the image and confidence of UMS staff and students.

This was stated by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Datuk Dr. Mohd. Harun Abdullah in his speech when launching the new uniforms and the closing ceremony of the UMS Basic Security Guards Course Series 7/2014 at UMS Parade Field.

“In line with the establishment plan, the management has agreed to change the colour of the uniforms of the Security Division force from brown to blue.

“The justification of the colour change is to avoid the increase in cost when making new uniforms following the switch to Auxiliary Police later,” he said.

Commenting on the Basic Security Guard Course required for each security guard when they first report for work at UMS, Datuk Harun said the course was necessary to foster the spirit of team-work, be disciplined and to equip every security personnel with the knowledge of proper self-defence.

“This 4-week course includes rugged training and martial arts skills, it is not meant to burden or torture our personnel but to equip them with the basic needs as a member of the Security Division,” he concluded. – MA (fl)


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FRIDAY, 13 JUNE – ‘Kelab Suri Rumah dan Staf Wanita Universiti Malaysia Sabah’ (KESUMBA) successfully generate more than RM50,000 for their income since June 2013 until May 2014.

The amount was gained through several activities including rental sites for flower sales during UMS Convocation, rental for Graha Suvaneka shop, corporate gifts and table for ‘Majlis Makan Malam Semarak Budi’.

According to KESUMBA’s President, Datin Baidah Ibrahim; income generating activities has enabled KESUMBA to contribute to welfare agencies. The orphanage and UMS students welfare fund are some of the agencies received the contribution.

“This proves KESUMBA’s concern to help those in need and giving the opportunity to KESUMBA to approach the community,” she said today during her speech for the 17th KESUMBA Annual General Meeting held at Teratak KESUMBA.

UMS Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Datuk Dr. Mohd Harun Abdullah complement KESUMBA members’ roles that able to give great contribution to the university’s progress during his opening speech.

“I am proud that KESUMBA members are able to manage household activities efficiently, upbringing and caring for the children, and also at the same time managed to do the office work dedicatedly and active in contributing to the university through the club activities. Well done and congratulation!” he said.

Datuk Dr. Harun also had the opportunity to officiate ‘Taman Herba KESUMBA’. The herb garden have more than 20 types of herb; some of them are Gyunura Procumbens Back (Pokok Sambung Nyawa), Aloe Vera, Sabah Snake Grass, Pereskia Sacharosa/Saecnarosa (Jarum Tujuh Bilah), Turmeric and Black Tumeric.-ZMD


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