1001 Nights with the Youth of Deen Society

Different cultures come together to experience breaking fast together

In its efforts to play its part in the month of Ramadhan, the Youth of Deen Society, the Islamic society of KDU College, held an Iftar event with the theme ‘1001 nights’, in collaboration with KDU’s Student & Alumni Centre. The event was organised at the Multipurpose Hall located in KDU’s Utropolis Glenmarie campus, from 6pm to 10pm. The objective of this event was to serve as a platform for Muslims to share the experience of breaking fast with their non-Muslim friends during the holy month of Ramadhan, and to nurture harmonious relationship between the guests.

KDU UNSW Foundation Studies Students Organised Charity Iftar with Orphans from Rumah Bakti Cahaya Hati

A simple handover ceremony from KDU to the home.

SHAH ALAM, 21st July – Ramadhan is a month full of charity and generosity. The spirit of Ramadhan were well embraced by the students from the School of Pre-University Studies (SPUS ) of KDU College, Damansara Jaya, who seized this opportunity to contribute their love and care to the less fortunate.

A group of 30 students led by three lecturers, Ms. Shirley, Ms. Shazlina and Ms. Farihah, visited the Rumah Bakti Cahaya Hati orphanage in Bandar Tasik Putri, Rawang on the 4th July, to hold an Iftar (breaking fast) session with the orphans and channel financial aids to them in conjunction with the upcoming Aidilfitri celebrations.

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Career Talk: What’s Next by Derek Toh from WOBB

Up close Q & A session

2nd July 2015, Thursday – The working life is a significant and often scary phase for students to transcend into. KDU University College’s Student & Alumni Centre understands this and strives to address the issue in order to facilitate the transition process for graduating students.

It was a privilege to have Derek Toh, founder of Working on Bean Bags (WOBB), a job app for the new generation, to share with students on topics regarding his motivation in life, how students can prepare themselves before joining the workforce, and more importantly, the skills or experience they can gain before they begin work in the media industry. WOBB advocates students, especially the Gen-Y, to look for the right career and look for jobs that they love.

Leo Members Building A Greener Future at the 42nd Multiple District 308 Leo Forum

Sub District 308 B1 Awards Presentation – Outstanding Environment Project

This year’s Leo Forum theme was centred on ‘You(th), Greener Future’. The objective of the Leo Forums is to uphold service activities among youth in the communities, which builds up the individual qualities in Leadership, Experience and Opportunity, while the main principle of this forum was to nourish the Leo’s knowledge and instil a sense of responsibility towards the environment.

Spearheaded by Leo Club KDU (PJ) President Leo Wee Jo Nee, three delegates from the Leo Club KDU (PJ) travelled down to Penang for the forum which saw some achievement for its members.

KDU IFTAR 2015 @ KDU University College Glenmarie Campus