KESUMBA latihanMONDAY, 14 APRILThe Housewives and Women Staff Club (KESUMBA) of Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) is actively coordinating various activities.

According to KESUMBA Bureau of Communications and Information, Nurul Izza Nordin; a friendly match between UMS and the Navy Family Welfare Body (BAKAT Laut) will be held at the Royal Malaysian Naval Base (TLDM) Sepanggar on 19 April.

Speaking in a statement, she said that the friendly match was a continuation to the courtesy call made recently in March.

It is also to foster bilateral relationship between KESUMBA and BAKAT Laut besides promoting closer rapport between clubs.

“The training has been done since early April. A total of 50 KESUMBA members are committed in their trainings to ensure a stiff competition to the BAKAT Laut team,” she said in the statement.

A total of four events will be contested namely netball, volleyball, futsal and deck hockey. The team will be headed by KESUMBA Chief Bureau of Sports, Social and Recreation; Dr. Dayang Maryama Ag. Daud. – SS (fl)

 

Source : KESUMBA

 
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jom masuk uSATURDAY, 12 APRIL - More than 10,000 people thronged the 10th edition of the Higher Education Carnival "Jom Masuk U" organised by the Ministry of Education Malaysia which started today.  Thousands of secondary school students including their parents and teachers visited the 50 booths occupied by all the public and private higher learning institutions in the country set up for this event.

This is an outreach programme of the Education Ministry which made its debut in 2005 and has since become their signature programme. 

The carnival was organised to provide higher education information under one roof for the benefit of the public especially secondary school students.

Media Chancellery UMS had the chance to speak to some visitors; among them was Devonnie Marcilluslee, 18, who just received her Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) result. Devonnie who studied at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Likas took the chance to sign up for a culinary course at the carnival.  She came to know about the carnival through her friends who spread the news through social media.

Another student, Jeffrey Jumenik, 17, learned about the carnival through flyers given in his school, Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Padang Berampah, Sipitang, Sabah. Jeffrey who is the Chairman of the Bahasa Malaysia Club in his school and also a member of the Peer Programme called 'Pembimbing Rakan Sebaya' hopes to further his studies to Matriculation and aspires to be a policeman in future.  When asked about their transport to Kota Kinabalu, he explained that they had hired a van to ferry their group from Sipitang to 1Borneo Hyper mall where the carnival is held.

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Student Affairs and Alumni, Assoc. Prof. Datuk Dr. Kasim Hj. Md Mansur also made a round at the carnival. - FL
 

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SATURDAY, 12 APRIL – The 10th edition of the Higher Education Carnival “Jom Masuk U” organised by the Ministry of Education Malaysia started today with hundreds of school students including their parents and teachers thronged the 50 booths set up for this event.

This is an outreach programme of the Education Ministry since 2005 and has since become their signature programme.

The carnival aimed at providing education information in one place for the benefit of the public.

Media Chancellery UMS had the chance to speak to some visitors; among them was Devonnie Marcilluslee, 18, who just received her Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) result. Devonnie who studied at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Likas took the chance to sign up for a culinary course at the carnival. She came to know about the carnival through her friends who spread the news through social media.

Another student, Jeffrey Jumenik, 17, learned about the carnival through flyers given in his school, Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Padang Berampah, Sipitang, Sabah. Jeffrey who is the Chairman of the Bahasa Malaysia Club in his school and also a member of the Peer Programme called ‘Pembimbing Rakan Sebaya’ hopes to further his studies to Matriculation and aspires to be a policeman in future. When asked about their transport to Kota Kinabalu, he explained that they had hired a van to ferry their group from Sipitang to 1Borneo Hyper mall where the carnival is held.

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Student Affairs and Alumni, Assoc. Prof. Datuk Dr. Kasim Hj. Md Mansur also made a round at the carnival. – FL
 

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TNC Semega ikonFRIDAY, 11 APRILThe Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Student Affairs and Alumni (HEP), Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS), Assoc. Prof. Datuk Dr. Hj. Kasim Hj. Md. Mansur said undergraduates should be an icon to secondary school students.

According to him, undergraduates should be exemplary thus affording the drive for students to strive to enter university.

He was speaking at the SEMEGA Knowledge Adventure Series 1 themed ‘Motivating Students to the Ivory Tower’.

Touching on the programme, Datuk Kasim said that the university had always supported activities with volunteerism and motivation in nature.

“In addition to fostering the university-community relationship, such programme is also beneficial in sharpening skills and techniques in communication and public speaking of the students who will always face with many questions from students throughout the programme,” he said.

The Department of Student Affairs and Alumni (HEP) had simultaneously initiated the programme for two consecutive days at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan (SMK) Tawau, SMK Kinabutan, SMK Jambatan Putih, SMK Umas-umas, SMK Balung, SMK Tawau II, SMK Abaka, SMK Wakuba and SMK Merotai.

Also present was the Senior Deputy Registrar, Mohd. Raffie Hj. Janau. – SS (fl)

 
Source: Student Affairs Department

 
Media and Citra Division
Chancellery Department

pengadil irb 2FRIDAY, 11 APRILThe Rugby Match Refereeing Course Level 1 was organised by the International Rugby Board (IRB) in collaboration with the Residential College Cemerlang Dinamik (Kolej CD) Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) recently.

The course was held over two days and participated by 26 participants including three undergrads from the Sports Science Course of the School of Education and Development (SPPS) UMS.

One of the participants, Azlena Kula said that the course which required physical and mental strength was very beneficial to them.

Azlena, who was also one of the state players who represented Sabah in the Malaysian Rugby Team said that the organisation of the course was timely to improve the quality and knowledge of a referee, especially to former rugby players who were new to the Rugby Match Refereeing.

For UMS student, Mohd. Syarul Said felt lucky to have been selected to join the course as it was not only an international level course but one that was organised by IRB itself.

He said UMS students should take the opportunity to join such courses as a way to widen their knowledge and also to equip themselves to be more competitive so as to be more marketable in the job market.

The Refereeing Course Level 1 will also be held in Tawau, Sipitang and Sandakan. Meanwhile, the Advance Course Level 2 is expected to be held in November in Kota Kinabalu. – SS (fl)

 

Source : Kolej CD

 

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