Here’s a teaser video of a BEAUTIFUL love story of two Form 5 students…
More will be revealed on 9th December 2010.
Put together by the Mass Communication team and performed by our colleagues from Marketing…
Laugh away your Monday blues…
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Inspired to succeed
Dear KDUvers,
I attended the ACCA graduation for our first batch of graduates last weekend. The message is inspiring. Margaret Chin (FCCA, CPA (Aust), the Managing Director of Tricor Roots Consulting Sdn. Bhd., talked of her struggle to achieve against all odds. Without a father and a mother who just had a stroke, she left school to work. Her belief that success is our responsibility gave her impetus to continue studying and she graduated with ACCA on a distance learning programme in the early 70s ahead of her peers in university. Like her, our young graduates will have to prove themselves and have a fruitful career.
Let’s us be inspired that each of our students will fulfill their dreams.
I attended the ACCA graduation for our first batch of graduates last weekend. The message is inspiring. Margaret Chin (FCCA, CPA (Aust), the Managing Director of Tricor Roots Consulting Sdn. Bhd., talked of her struggle to achieve against all odds. Without a father and a mother who just had a stroke, she left school to work. Her belief that success is our responsibility gave her impetus to continue studying and she graduated with ACCA on a distance learning programme in the early 70s ahead of her peers in university. Like her, our young graduates will have to prove themselves and have a fruitful career.
Let’s us be inspired that each of our students will fulfill their dreams.
On another note in our recent KDU Sport Carnival has shown that KDUvers are inspired to succeed. Every house has displayed an eagerness to do better than the previous year and indeed, the results clearly indicated that. At KDU University College, we are about providing an environment for everyone who desires to succeed.
More inspirational success stories will be revealed on 9th December ...
“I long to accomplish great and noble tasks, but it is my chief duty to accomplish humble tasks as though they were great and noble. The world is moved along, not only by the mighty shoves of its heroes, but also by the aggregate of the tiny pushes of each honest worker.”
– Helen Keller
Regards
Dr. Chia Chee Fen
Deputy Vice Chancellor
Strategic Development and Entrepreneurship
KDU University College
Deputy Vice Chancellor
Strategic Development and Entrepreneurship
KDU University College
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
KDU REV-ed UP!
By Phang Kuok Sing
Student, Diploma in Mass Communication
Student, Diploma in Mass Communication
16 NOVEMBER, Petaling Jaya: The Mass Communication Club of KDU University College, aptly named UniCom, has just recently been established. As part of its launch, UniCom organised an event in collaboration with Revive Isotonic. The highlight of the day was the Rev-up Costume Day held at the KDU concourse .With the staunch support of Revive Isotonic, it was soon buzzing with an amazing crowd of about 200 students. By 12 noon, there was a hub of activities. Sparking the curiosity of many was the set of wings worn by the committee members and the blue-colour theme. “What’s the significance of the wings?” many bystanders asked. “You will know soon enough!” was the cheerful answer.
A Mystically Unconventional Learning Experience at KDU UC
Hardip Singh, Lecturer, for Press Release
PORT KLANG, Monday: More than 500 undergraduates from private tertiary education institutions in the Klang Valley attended KDU University College's Mystical Night on 13th of November 2010 at Ministry of Sound, Sunway Lagoon Resort. Organised by 30 students from the Public Relations Class of August 2010, the charity fundraising stage production was themed after the popular Phantom of the Opera.
The event started at 7:30pm and lasted for three continuous hours, leaving guests in awe by the exceptional talent displayed by the cast and crew of the production, consisting of the same PR students. From dazzling costumes to live singing, professional lighting and audio, KDU Mystical Night is still a hot topic on many social media websites and blogs.
The 30 young and vibrant PR students had merely three months to showcase their project, which was part of their academic assignment that involved planning and executing a corporate social responsibility (CSR) event, involving a deserving beneficiary of their choice.
The event started at 7:30pm and lasted for three continuous hours, leaving guests in awe by the exceptional talent displayed by the cast and crew of the production, consisting of the same PR students. From dazzling costumes to live singing, professional lighting and audio, KDU Mystical Night is still a hot topic on many social media websites and blogs.
The 30 young and vibrant PR students had merely three months to showcase their project, which was part of their academic assignment that involved planning and executing a corporate social responsibility (CSR) event, involving a deserving beneficiary of their choice.
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