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LAFREC Project conducts a 3-day Study tour on park Buffer Zone & Community Projects Management. The study tour, held on January 4-6, 2017 brought together over 40 participants including land owners, opinion leaders and local leaders from areas around Gishwati-Mukura National park, LAFREC project staff and partners. It was held in Nyungwe National
This study space is located in the Wentworth building, which contains numerous cafes and stores, along with the student medical facility. There are tables, and bean bag chairs for students to choose their style of study. Also, there are TVs that have the latest news stories, so you can catch up with interesting stories happening around Australia. It a little louder than the library but it allows you to work in a more relaxed environment when heavy concentration isn’t required for the type of school work you are doing. Students often enjoy writing papers or meeting with groups to discuss projects in this study space. Changing up your work environment with numerous places like this on campus can be beneficial to your motivation and creativity.
Sketches for some water surface paintings. Blogged here: tina-m.blogspot.com/2010/09/ideas-in-pastel.html
Study in Stone.
Nikon FM2n + Micro-Nikkor 55mm f2.8 Ai + Ilford HP5 @ 320 iso + Kodak D76 1:1 @ 13 mins
IIUM Alumni Bid Farewell To PJ Campus
By Awwabin Zainuddin
PETALING JAYA, 18 December 2017 â Last Saturday (16 December), under the initiative of the Alumni Office of IIUM, the Centre for Foundation Studies (CFS) IIUM had a farewell reunion in Petaling Jaya campus before its closure and handing over to Lembaga Kolej Islam Malaysia (LARKIM).
The event started from 9 a.m. with football tournament at the field, food stalls along the walkway, and international performances, and ended with a closing ceremony at 3 p.m.
The alumni who attended the reunion were those who studied foundation as well as bachelor and postgraduate degrees in that campus earlier. IIUM PJ used to be the main campus of IIUM before it moved to Gombak in stages starting from 1995 and later replaced by CFS IIUM.
The Deputy Rector (Academic and Planning), Prof. Dr. Isarji Hj Sarudin in his closing speech said, âThe alumni are no longer here but their children are here and they continue to send their relatives and their children or their cousins because they love this university. They are here through assistance of our Malaysian government, or maybe through their own initiative.â
Dr. Isarji said that there will be more activities for the alumni next year. He expressed the hope for the Alumni Relations Division to continue to build relationship with the alumni wherever and whoever they are. He therefore expected the alumni to keep in touch with the Alumni office as well.
Meanwhile, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Che Amnah Bahari who is the director of Alumni Relation Division said, âThe event is promising, you can see people coming in and out, and we donât expect because the number of walk in is about 200 plus.â
Asked about her memory of CFS PJ campus, Dr. Amnah had this to say: âWeâve been studying here, this is where we fell down, this is where we woke up, and this is where we developed our spirituality and intellectually within ourselves, introspectively, developing our career, starting from us.â
(news.iium.edu.my/2017/12/18/cfs-alumni-bid-farewell-to-pj...)
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