Ready to chart your path to success? Tune in to WHOSAY? Episode 9 as we decode the secrets to finding your dream career. We've got a power-packed lineup of guests ready to spill the tea on early internships and career success: Stephanie Wong, Senior Associate Director from the Centre for Future-ready Graduates; Raffles Andrison, Co-founder of Exabloom; and Jing Zhi, Director for Singapore and Malaysia Goods, Carousell. Learn insider insights, career hacks, and success stories to inspire your journey. It's all about taking bold steps towards your dreams! #CareerGPS #DreamCareer #InternshipHacks #GenZSuccess #WHOSAYPodcast #nusstudentlife #nuslife
In this episode, we dive into the world of Arts as a career, unpacking the common Asian mindset towards it. Join our guests, Yushan from the NUS Piano Ensemble, and Joshua from NUS Stage, as they share their journeys. We'll discuss how they're defying stereotypes and changing views on Arts careers. Listen in to hear about the joys of pursuing artistic passions, insights into the thriving artist community at NUS, and their impact on culture. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation as we uncover the misconceptions and exciting possibilities in Arts careers.#WHOSAYPodcast #ArtsCareer #AsianMindset #NUSArtists #BreakTheStereotype #EmpowerArtists #CreativeFuture #nuslife #nusstudentlife
Get ready, students! Dive into the heart of NUS hostel life with Suhaana and Annie. Join them as they uncover the magic of the residential experience at the National University of Singapore: from the bustling corridors of Eusoff Hall to the serene corners of UTown Residence, guests Bell and Jiaqi spill the secrets of campus living.
Explore the four housing models, hear the argument against hustle culture (yes, even at the hostels!), and debunk the myth of "no life" at PGPR. With real stories and insider tips, this episode is your passport to a fulfilling residential journey. Plus, tune in for Reddit tales of hall applications and a commentary on the dreaded "cannot make it" label.
Don't miss this chance to discover the essence of NUS hostels - it's time to make your university experience unforgettable!
Co-hosts Wayne and Annie, accompanied by NUS alumnus Xavier and final-year student Bernice, delve into the dynamic realm of side hustles. The episode touches on the challenges, motivations, and academic balance within the student hustle sphere. Xavier and Bernice lend insights into the intricacies of being an influencer and financial advisor. Our guests and hosts give their personal takes on hustlers and discuss their experiences in tackling hurdles in the workplace.
Tap play now for a fresh perspective on side hustle wisdom! 🎙️ Don't forget to #Follow, #Rate, and stay tuned for future episodes.
Welcome to Episode 5 of WHOSAY? In this eye-opening edition, join hosts Wayne and Annie, with guests from the Campus Emergency Services and the Singapore Police Force, as they unravel the layers of personal safety, scams, and cyber threats lurking in the digital corridors of campus life at the National University of Singapore.
The episode kicks off with a spotlight on physical security. 🌃 While our universities strive to provide safe havens, it's vital to remain vigilant—especially during late classes. Discover the power of communal safety by finding a buddy to accompany you, creating a network of support. #SafetyFirst #CampusSecurity
Scams are a shared concern, and we aim to destigmatize falling victim to them. Explore the most common scams targeting students, emphasizing that everyone can be susceptible. Digital literacy is your armour, but constant alertness is the key. We encourage staying updated on the latest scams through official news sources. #ScamAware #DigitalLiteracy
Enter the world of cybercrime as our hosts read a love scam experience from Reddit! Even the digitally savvy can fall prey to well-crafted scams. This cautionary tale underscores the need for constant vigilance and awareness. 👀 #CyberAware
Our expert guest from Campus Emergency Services and the Singapore Police Force unveils insights into personal safety and cybercrime prevention. We aim to empower students with knowledge and tools to navigate an increasingly digital world. #ExpertInsights #StayInformed
As we navigate this episode, we underscore the significance of staying informed, vigilant, and supportive in the fight against scams and cybercrime. 💪 Join us on a mission to ensure a safer and more secure student community through real stories, expert guidance, and actionable advice.
Additional Information:- If you have any information relating to such crimes or if you are in doubt, please call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000, or submit it online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information will be kept strictly confidential. If you require urgent Police assistance, please dial ‘999’.
For more information on scams, members of the public can visit www.scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Helpline (Monday – Friday, 9am - 5pm, excluding PH) at 1800-722-6688.
Recommended anti-virus apps, https://www.csa.gov.sg/our-programmes/cybersecurity-outreach/cybersecurity-campaigns/the-unseen-enemy-campaign/add-scamshield-and-anti-virus-apps
Weekly scam news updates, https://www.police.gov.sg/Media-Room/Scams-Bulletin
Receive the latest scam alerts by also subscribing to the Scamalert WhatsApp and/or Telegram Channelshttps://go.gov.sg/scamalert-wahttps://go.gov.sg/scamalert-telegram
Welcome to Episode 4 of WHOSAY?, titled "Conquering Procrastination and Achieving Harmony." In this episode, hosts Wayne and Annie explore the psychology of procrastination, the challenges of social anxiety, and the pursuit of a balanced life. They emphasize the importance of finding your community, both within and beyond the university, as a path to belonging. Procrastination is demystified as a common human experience, with tips on effective management. Guests Zheng Qin, Deputy Head of Health and Well-being, and Vijay, Office of Student Affairs Wellness Manager, offer profound insights on dealing with procrastination and managing stress. The episode advocates active resting to maintain school-life harmony, with practical tips to reduce academic stress. Join the conversation using #ConquerProcrastination and #HarmoniousLife as you embark on a transformative journey toward a healthier, more balanced academic and personal life.
Welcome to Episode 3 of the WHOSAY Podcast, "Sleep is Temporary, GPA is Forever." Hosts Wayne and Annie guide you through the profound impact of sleep on your health and well-being, emphasising the intricate connection between academics and personal health. This episode explores how quality sleep affects mental health and offers practical tips to nurture your well-being. We also delve into first-year students' challenges when balancing academic demands and self-care, sharing relatable stories and expert insights.
Our guests, Senior Counsellor Ms Carol Chan and Dr. Liu Mei Hui, a Human Nutrition Lecturer, provide valuable expertise on stress management, resilience building, and creating a campus culture that prioritises well-being. As we conclude, we challenge students and educators to prioritise self-care and mental health. Join us on this transformative journey toward improved sleep and a holistic lifestyle as we reveal how rest, though temporary, plays a lasting role in your academic success.
Join us for Episode 2 of "WHOSAY? The Game of Student Life" as we explore the dynamic world of university co-curricular activities (CCAs). With student hosts Wayne Low and Annie Ng as they engage in a captivating conversation with the esteemed Dean of Students, Associate Professor Ho Han Kiat, and two international students, Saatvik Mayank Agrawal and Gianella Cabuhat Pacho. Let us take you on a journey beyond conventional clubs, revealing the diverse opportunities for growth and community building that CCAs offer. International student guests share their unique perspectives, and Wayne and Annie discuss making friends and navigating interest group applications. Get inspired and embrace the rich tapestry of university life!
In this inaugural episode, we unravel the hidden gems and insider tips of university life. Join student-hosts Wayne Low and Annie Ng as they speak with 2 guests A/P Ho Han Kiat (Dean of Students) and Tan E-Reng (recent NUS graduate), to explore expectations of a university education. If you have always wondered how the evolving landscape of student life will transform your University experience, be sure to listen in.
Prepare to embark on a journey of discovery, empowerment, and inspiration for your National University of Singapore adventure!
Courage comes in different forms and has different meanings for each individual. So we shouldn’t be too hasty to impose our stereotypes or be courageous unto others.
Is there any progress in the way NUS handles Sexual Misconduct compared to before? Let's hear what Zen Chen, Care Manager and Team Lead from NUS Care Unit has got to say.
How can we as a community make a difference to give helpful support and courage to those who fear speaking up about their experience?