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VC mesyuarat dLabuanFRIDAY, 26 JUNE – The Vice-Chancellor of Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS), Professor Datuk Dr. Mohd Harun Abdullah today chaired the 171st Morning Meeting Bil.2/2015 at the Seminar Room, Tower Building, UMS Labuan International Campus (KAL).

The meeting began at 10.00 am and was also attended by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Innovation); Professor Dr. Shahril Yusof and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Student Affairs), Associate Professor Dr. Ismail Ali; Acting Registrar, No’man Datuk Haji Ahmad and UMSKAL Director, Associate Professor Dr. Murnizam Haji Halik.

Also present were Acting Bursar, Zallifah Shadan, Chief Librarian, Dg Rukiah Ag Amit, Deans and Heads of Departments.

Earlier, Datuk Harun attended a briefing on development presented by Dr. Murnizam and visited development projects at residential colleges and sports facilities.

In the afternoon, Datuk Harun took time to attend the Iftar with UMSKAL staff held at the foyer of Tower Building. - SS (fl)

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http://www.ums.edu.my/v5/images/stories/berita_attach/VC_PPUMS_puji.jpgFRIDAY, 26 JUNE – The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Datuk Dr. Mohd Harun Abdullah praised UMS Association of Management and Professional Non-Academic Officers (PPUMS) for being active in carrying out activities.

He said the association was seen the most forward-moving among all the associations that exist at the university.

“Congratulations to the members of PPUMS who are ever committed and who continue to ensure that this association are always active to uplift the name of UMS,” he said.

He added, PPUMS never brought up the question of promotion to the university, but rather to ensure the welfare of its members.

”I am very interested in the role played by PPUMS especially among the Supreme Committee members..I hope those elected would continue the excellence legacy,” Datuk Harun said in his opening speech at the official closing of PPUMS 9th Annual General Meeting.

He also advised all association members to continue the good work culture and maintain close relationship amongst employees thus strengthening the delivery system to customers.

Datuk Harun also presented certificates of appreciation to the PPUMS 2103/2014 Session Exco, and thereafter to a breaking of fast with members of the association. – SS (fl)


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Tampulan KALTHURSDAY, 25 JUNE – A total of 20 students of Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) Labuan International Kampus (KAL) held a ‘Jelajah Kasih Sayang Siswi’ Series I Programme at Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Tampulan, Telipok, Kota Kinabalu, recently.

Student Affairs Division (UMSKAL) Assistant Registrar, Mas Adi Alimin said the programme aimed to help students to hone their ability in communicating with outside community as well as fostering the spirit of volunteerism among university community.

At the event , UMS Labuan also donated school supplies including stationery, bags, uniform and cash.

“UMSKAL students also held training activities in groups, honing skills of SK Tampulan students in a variety of exciting games,” he added.

About 80 students of SK Tampulan were involved in the programme including 16 teachers and staff.

The event was also attended by the President of PTA, Martin Petrus and Principal, Paulus Duasa.

UMS Labuan delegation was headed by Escorting Officer, Mohd Fazlie Ardain and Vice-President of the Student Representative Council (MPP), Amos Peter. – SS (fl)

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biskut fsmpTHURSDAY, 25 JUNE – In conjunction with Hari Raya celebrations next month, the Faculty of Food Science and Nutrition (FSMP) Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) today launched it sales and bookings of High Fibre cookies.

According to Food Preparation Officer of FSMP, Noorfarahzilah Masri, the cookies known as the Royal Dean’s Cookies can be ordered starting today and is expected to be distributed next Tuesday.

“These cookies are sold at RM18 per can to staff and public containing 30 crunchy cookies that has 20 percent more fibre, trans fat-free and without preservatives,” she said.

She added, the butter flavoured and oatmeal cookies were expected to touch the 1,000 mark sold before the coming month of Shawal.

“This is one of the activities for FSMP and expects to generate revenue for the faculty,” she added.

Bookings can be made by contacting Erna at 088-320000 extension 8733 or Masran at 014-6530687. – ZMD (fl)

 

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vcWEDNESDAY, 24 JUNE – Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) is ready to cooperate with the State Government in facing natural disasters including the earthquake that happened recently.

Vice-Chancellor, Professor Datuk Dr. Mohd. Harun Abdullah said, the university is always ready to do a study and further monitoring, providing accurate information and sound advice to the people of Sabah.

“Immediately after the earthquake on 5 June this year, UMS through the Natural Disaster Research Centre, Faculty of Sciences and Natural Resources set up a committee to study and monitor this phenomena.

“Among the areas being studied include the science of earthquakes, landslides, mudslides, river water quality, the effects of earthquake on structures and psychological impact on the local population,” he said in a statement today.

He said, the establishment of an investigative committee was concurrent with the statement issued by the Sabah Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Panglima Musa Hj Aman who welcomed cooperation from all parties to address the disaster.

Datuk Harun disclosed that the initial findings of the study showed that the earthquake had caused damage to infrastructure and buildings, falling of rocks and soil and the flow of mud.

“The claim by some quarters on the incident that the river had become toxic was not true..the deaths of fish in the Kadamaian River was caused by muddy substance that were very high which stemmed from the falling of soil carried by running water during heavy rains,” he explained.

Touching on existing research specialists, he said all UMS researchers who are experts natural disasters are housed under one roof since the establishment of Centre for Natural Disasters Research in 2006.

“This centre has been doing research and monitoring of major natural disasters in Sabah such as earthquakes, landslides, floods, drought, coastal erosion and tsunamis.

“The Centre is also ready to cooperate with other universities and institutions outside of Sabah that are conducting research related to natural disasters especially on the ones that occurred in the state,” Datuk Harun added, whilst stating that the centre will hold a series of seminars on Earthquake Science and its effects, at the end of June.

“The seminar which aims to provide a more precise understanding and information on the latest findings to the public will be held at UMS Dewan Resital (Recital Hall) on 30 June 2015; 7 July at Kundasang; and 14 July in Kota Belud,” he added.

Datuk Harun said the seminars would also be held at other locations depending on current situations.

He also advised the public to stop spreading inaccurate information in social media sites.

“The situation worsens with the spread of inaccurate information by these parties who are irresponsible,” he concluded. – SS (fl)


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