KUCHING:
The SEGi Law Society is organising a Photo Hunt on the 17th of
September with SEGi College Sarawak as the starting point.
The
Hunt will lead teams armed with digital cameras through the historical routes
and heart of Kuching City, in pursuit of landmarks, structures, objects and
other subject matters corresponding to a set of clues provided.
Teams
will be allocated a set duration of time in which to complete their hunt to the
furthest extent possible.
The
competition is not just limited to students, but has been opened to the
lecturers and staff of the college as well.
The
Photo Hunt is fully supported and sponsored by Nikon (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, and the
Grand Prize is a Coolpix S1200PJ Compact Camera for each member of the team
that scores the highest number of points for capturing the correct photos and
displaying creativity in doing so.
Three
other teams will also be receiving consolation prizes in the form of goodies
courtesy of Nikon (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd.
“The
key objective behind this competition is to encourage students and staff to
forge of a strong sense of teamwork and to mingle with one another. We also aim
to inspire participants into appreciate and be more aware of the sights that
characterise our city, not to mention getting in touch with the heritage of
Kuching”, explains Derrick Moh, President of the SEGi Law Society.
“Furthermore, a Photo Hunt demands sharp skills of observation whilst being a
test of local knowledge; all elements which are of value towards character
development.”
The
SEGi Law Society is a club established under the Faculty of Law, SEGi College
Sarawak.
It
is dedicated to uniting and integrating the college’s law students, organising
events and activities that compliment the study of law, and enriching, enlivening
and enhancing the college experience for its members.
Activities
that the Society has organised in the past include gatherings, court visits and
field trips, including one such trip to the Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) while
it was in session.
Future
activities planned include workshops and a competition for mooting amongst its
members.
“Having
activities with a team building spirit will cultivate students’ teamwork
values, an essential skill in any organisational environment. I would like to
express my gratitude to Nikon for encouraging and supporting our students in
making this event happen”, said Mdm. Elina Tiu, Principal of SEGi College
Sarawak.
The
Faculty of Law offers programmes in collaboration with renowned international
partner universities.
Aspiring
students may acquire a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) through the University of London
(UOL) International Programme, whereas the Diploma in Law (DIL) awarded by SEGi
College Sarawak is a gateway for graduates to complete their degree in
Northumbria University (NU) in the United Kingdom or Queensland University of
Technology (QUT) in Australia.
The
Faculty is also equipped with facilities constructed specifically for honing
the skills demanded of law students by the legal industry, including its own
Moot Court for the simulation of a courtroom environment.
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