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ICN UMSKALMONDAY, 23rd MARCH – A total of 50 Indian Cultural Nite (ICN) Universiti Malaysia Sabah Labuan International Campus (UMSKAL) committee members recently held a Community Service programme at Mutiara Community-Based Rehabilitation Centre (PDK), Kg. Ganggarak.

The programme was held in conjunction with 2015 Indian Cultural Nite to show ICN was not just a cultural and arts programme but it was also a humanity and welfare programme to those who needed, in the Federal Territory of Labuan areas.

The programme was also function as a bridge to UMSKAL and local communities.

Also present during the programme were UMSKAL Student Affairs Department Assistant Registrar, Mohd Fadzli Sarudi, and ICN 2015 Programme Director, Thinakaran Suppiah.

Mohd Fadzli, who is also Indian Cultural Nite 2015 Coordinator, expressed his thanks to PDK Mutiara for welcoming ICN Committee Members. The members, who are all UMSKAL students, learn PDK Mutiara services and functions in providing assistance and supports to those who are less fortunate.

Mohd Fadzli was representing UMSKAL Director, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Murnizam Haji Halik, said that the university is prepared to assist PDK Mutiara in charity works involving UMSKAL students and staffs in the future.

The visit was one of ICN 2015 programmes celebrated by multiracial students in UMSKAL. –SS

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datuk rasmi klinik warga sandakanFRIDAY, 20th MARCH – Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS), Sandakan Branch Campus students and staffs now are able to receive medical treatment in-campus after the officiating ceremony of the Health Centre establishment, yesterday.
 
The officiating ceremony was completed by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Datuk Dr. Mohd Harun Abdullah.
 
Earlier in his speech, Datuk Harun said that the opening of the clinic is significant, especially to the Faculty of Sustainable Agriculture (FPL) community, the only faculty in Sandakan branch campus.
 
“This is a beginning and also a good effort in ensuring the students health care are covered. Congratulation to Student Affairs Department and Health Centre and also to every party involved in ensuring the success of Sandakan Campus Health Centre to operate,” he said.
 
According to him, the clinic will provide students and staff with minor illness with out-patient treatments.
 
He also added that distance between FPL to town and health care centre is quite far. Thus, this in-campus clinic will save time and cost for receiving treatment.
 
“Health Centres in both UMS Kota Kinabalu and Labuan have been operating for quite some time now. FPL was not left behind by the operation of this Health Centre in ensuring the community campus welfare are prioritize by university management,” added Datuk Harun.
 
The clinic operation was also supported by staffs from Duchess of Kent Hospital, Sandakan. -SS-
 
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Prog kecemerlangan pelajarFRIDAY, 20th MARCH - A total of 185 Faculty of Science and Natural Resources (FSSA), Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) participated in a Student Excellence Programme organized by the faculty. The programme was held at UMS Library Auditorium recently.

According to FSSA Deputy Dean of Academic and International Affairs, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Abdullah Bade, the programme was aimed to increase the students’ motivations, and for them to be competitive in facing test and challenges ahead. This is also a way for them to prepare for their employment in the future.

“These selected students, from fourteen programmes in FSSA, are exposed to various knowledge and experience in UMS efforts to produce students with high graduate employability rate when they graduated,” he said while representing FSSA Dean, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Baba Musta during the officiating ceremony.

The one-day programme was conducted by a special invited speaker, Dr. Hajah Ananglangka Mad Kassim.

The speaker presented topics including talks on increasing academic performance.

FSSA Head of Programmes were also present in the programme to show their supports. –SS (JA)


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Geran PenyelidikanFRIDAY, 20th MARCH – BIMP–EAGA Unit for Tourism Development (BE-UTD), Faculty of Business, Economics and Accountancy (FPEP), Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) invites all academicians to participate in ‘Winning Research Grant’ seminar.

Contacted by Media, Head of BE-UTD, Kamarul Mizal Marzuki said that the seminar will be held on 30th March 2015 from 9.00 am until 12.00 noon.

“This seminar is only open to 30 earliest participants registered. The dateline for registration will be on 25th March 2015,” he added.

He also added that the seminar will explained to the participants on how to produce a well written proposal for research grant.

“This seminar will be delivered by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Jennifer Chan Kim Lian and will be held at FPEP,” he added more.

For more information about the seminar can be obtained from Ivy Garon through her extension 1629 or e-mail Alamat emel ini dilindungi dari Spambot. Anda perlu hidupkan JavaScript untuk melihatnya..-ZMD

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Dolfin
THURSDAY, 19th MARCH – A dolphin, believed to be the Risso Dolphin species, was found at Kampung Teluk Layang waters, Likas by two fishermen in the nearby waters around 6.00 am this morning.

Three metres in length, the dolphin was then ushered to Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) Out-Door Development Centre (ODEC) by a group of rescuer from Borneo Marine Research Institute (BMRI) and Sabah Wildlife Department after they were contacted by the villagers.

According to UMS BMRI postgraduate student, Ian Lavi Jackery, the dolphin weighs 300 kilograms have minor injuries on the head and body.

Together with a group of security team, he informed that the dolphin had received few treatments from Wildlife Department and still under their examination and observation.

Another wildlife veterinary on the scene, Dr. Sandy Ling also informed that the dolphin was potentially infected.

“We will be giving whichever helps and treatments needed,” he said while adding that it is still early to know the reason why the dolphin was stranded. -ZMD (JA)


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