Convocation. 8 September 2012 IMU Bukit Jalil Campus

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1 Convocation 8 September 2012 IMU Bukit Jalil Campus

2 4 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT Contents 2 A Brief History of IMU 6 Our Vision, Our Quality Policy, Our Logo 7 The University Mace 8 The Chancellor and Pro-Chancellor 9 List of IMU Distinguished Fellows, Honorary Doctor of Medicine, Honorary Doctor of Science and Honorary Doctor of Medical Education 12 Message from the President 14 Convocation Proceedings 16 The Graduands, September PhD in Medical and Health Sciences (By Research) Graduands 17 Master of Science in Medical and Health Sciences (By Research) Graduands 17 Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, MBBS Graduands 18 Bachelor of Medical Sciences (Hons) Graduands 18 Bachelor of Science (Hons) Nutrition and Dietetics Graduands 18 Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) Graduands 19 Bachelor of Nursing Science (Hons) Post Registration Graduands 19 Bachelor of Science (Hons) Biomedical Science Graduands 19 Bachelor of Science (Hons) Medical Biotechnology Graduands 20 Bachelor of Science (Hons) Pharmaceutical Chemistry Graduands 20 Bachelor of Science (Hons) Psychology Graduands 20 Medical Graduates 2011/ Pharmacy Graduates Convocating Medical Sciences Graduands 24 Convocating Dental Graduands 25 Convocating Pharmacy Graduands 25 Convocating Nutrition and Dietetics Graduands 26 IMU Principal Officers, Professional Education Advisory Council and Academic Council 29 Faculty 47 IMU Student Representative Council 48 A Partner of the World s Prestigious Universities

3 2 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER years ago, it was clear that Malaysia was facing a serious shortage of doctors. Dr Kamal Salih, a visionary, and Dr Mei Ling Young, a social scientist with a strong interest in development, hit on a brilliant, simple idea if young Malaysian students could not go out into the world to get the medical education they wanted and deserved, they would bring it to them. And so the idea for the International Medical College (IMC) was born. Kamal and Mei Ling roped in Dr Saidi Hashim, who had helped start the Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) s Medical School and Prof Ong Kok Hai, also a USM colleague, to help put the plan for the school together. They in turn invited two leading medical educationists Prof Ron Harden and Prof Ian Hart to join the team. The six of them then put together a unique model that would see medical students spend the first 5 semesters at the International Medical College (IMC) in Kuala Lumpur, before moving to any one of the Partner Medical Schools (PMS) around the world. It was a radical idea a world s first that changed the model for medical education. And in the process, helped build a better Malaysia. The IMC curriculum was unique not just in its teaching and learning A Brief History of IMU methods, but also in the fact that it was designed to be universally accepted as a Phase 1 by some of the world s best medical schools. And its unique self-directed learning approach taught students to break away from teacherdependent learning and to be responsible for their own learning. In November 1992 after only 2 years of intense planning and with five leading PMS on board the IMC opened its doors to students in Jalan Selangor, Petaling Jaya. The college was officially launched on 13 April 1992 by the then Education Minister, YB Datuk Amar Dr Sulaiman Haji Daud, demonstrating the full support of the Malaysian Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health. Since 1993, there have been 32 cohorts of PMS students, totalling 2,519 in number. Today, IMU has 29 renowned PMS, which between them offer around 240 places a year to IMU in this exciting, innovative and transformational education model. IMC Becomes the International Medical University From 1992 to 1998, IMC focussed on Phase 1 of its medical programme the building of its Medical Sciences programme so that Malaysian students could transfer seamlessly to the PMS. In 1995, IMC started two intakes, and by 1998, transferring approximately 68 students a year. Everything changed dramatically, when in 1998, the Asian financial crisis struck. Fluctuating currencies and the massive depreciation of the Malaysian ringgit hit both parents and the Malaysian government, as they had been sending students abroad to study medicine. The scale of uncertainties was unprecedented. To overcome the problem of potentially stranded students from our Phase 1 programme, IMC quickly put into place a Phase 2 programme to be done locally. It was the IMU MBBS. The then Minister of Education, YB Dato Seri Mohd Najib Tun Razak, now Prime Minister of Malaysia, asked Kamal and Mei Ling to fast-track the setting up of IMC s Clinical School to help solve the problems of parents as well as the government-sponsored students. IMC was invited to become a university thereby being able to award its own degrees. IMU was born. This had vast implications for IMC upon completion of their Phase 1, students would have a choice to transfer to a PMS or to the Clinical School to complete their education locally. Again, with the help of Prof Ron Harden and Prof Ian Hart, both who already had key roles in establishing the IMC, and senior medical deans Prof Michael Orme of the UK, Dr John Ruedy of North America and Prof Ian Simpson of New Zealand, collectively representing UK, North America and Australasia, the curriculum for Phase 2 and the physical design of the Clinical School were drawn up. A handful of clinicians, under the inspiring leadership of Prof John Joseph Bosco, (scheduled to be the Foundation Dean of the Clinical School), fleshed out the modern, innovative currciulum with eight outcomes, the Phase 2 curriculum. This curriculum incorporated the most forward-looking aspects of medical curricula. The IMU Clinical School, comprising its curriculum, building and staff recruitment was completed in record time just one year. On 4 February 1999, IMC was granted university status and became the International Medical University (IMU), thus providing students the additional option of reading the whole medical degree in Malaysia, graduating with the IMU MBBS. With this, IMU also became the country s first private medical college to be upgraded to a university. On 20 September 1999, the IMU Clinical School welcomed its first batch of 46 medical students. The School was located on the grounds of the Seremban Hospital, now Hospital Tuanku Ja afar. In 2001, just 3 years after launching the programme, the IMU MBBS programme earned accreditation from the National Accreditation Board. IMU then went on to establish teaching relationships with several other hospitals, the result of which was that IMU MBBS students were exposed, over the course of their degree, to the full spectrum of primary, secondary and tertiary care. The implementation of the Senior Clerkship programme when the student in their final semester behaves like a houseman is one of the distinguishing features of the IMU MBBS programme, and one that has contributed significantly to the quality of the IMU medical graduate. 100% Medical and Healthcare Education Specialist Well before the development of the IMU MBBS programme, the IMC was already exploring ways in which it could expand its healthcare education offering. It introduced a twinned Pharmacy programme with University of Strathclyde in 1996, its own Bachelor of Pharmacy programme in 2004 and dentistry in 2008, which follow the IMU s unique model a shared Phase 1 programme, with the option to complete their degree in IMU, or continue to any of their Partner Schools around the world. Believing that health is holistic, IMU introduced the Chiropractic programme in 2010, the first of its kind in Southeast Asia. The IMU Chiropractic programme features an evidence-based curriculum, meaning the material that is taught is derived from research findings as much as possible. IMU then introduced the Chinese Medicine programme in February 2011, where students are required to learn the basic medical sciences alongside clinical practices of Chinese Medicine. This integration is important as it combines the best of both types of medicine; students adopt and apply a scientific and an evidence-based approach to Chinese Medicine. Completing its offering of medical and healthcare programmes are other clinically-based health professions like Nursing, Nutrition and Dietetics, and Psychology as well as non-clinical health programmes such as Medical Biotechnology, Biomedical Science, Nutrition and Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Since 2004, IMU has been offering postgraduate programmes, their MSc and PhD by research. And in September 2011, IMU welcomed the pioneer batch of students enrolled in the first postgraduate taught programme in IMU, the MSc in Public Health. Another postgraduate programme, MSc in Analytical and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, was introduced in September Despite the variety, the different programmes share the same philosophy to produce thinking students who are lifelong learners. IMU seeks to widen access to healthcare education, with courses that are both progressive and innovative. Its aim: to grow into a centre of healthcare educational excellence in the Asia-Pacific region. Moving Into Healthcare In January 2010, IMU took a bold step in its plan to be a holistic healthcare provider, with the opening of the IMU Oral Health Centre. This marked a major breakthrough for the University for the very first time, IMU was receiving and treating real patients. This was quickly followed by the opening of the IMU Chiropractic Centre in May 2010, the IMU Medical Clinic in July 2010 and the IMU Chinese Medicine Centre in November Together, the four clinics form the IMU Healthcare Centre, which is unique in that it brings the disciplines of allopathic (western) medicine under one roof beside those of traditional and complementary medicine, offering western medicine, dental services, nutrition and dietary and psychological advice, alongside chiropractic and Chinese medicine services.

4 4 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER The International Medical College was officially launched on 13 April In 1993, the pioneer batch of 75 students were enrolled in the medical programme. 3 On 20 April 1998, IMU received an invitation to become a university. 4 The pioneer batch of 30 students was enrolled in the IMU Chiropractic programme on 22 February IMU Healthcare offers Chiropractic and Chinese Medicine, Dental and Medical services as well as Psychological, Nutritional and Dietary advice and counselling. 6 The IMU Master of Science in Public Health the first ever postgraduate programme in Public Health offered by a private university received its pioneer batch of students on 5 September The Healthcare Centre serves as a teaching site for IMU students, and plays an important role in educating future healthcare professionals who understand the importance and benefits of offering holistic healthcare services. It also allows IMU to extend the learning experience, beyond that already offered by its partnerships with Ministry of Health hospitals and clinics, and helps attract quality faculty. It is both a teaching and service innovation. Research Focused on Medicine and Medical Education Moving into research was a natural progression in the evolution of the IMU in its continual quest for academic excellence. IMU thrust areas for research are: environmental health, cancer biology, stem cell research, active biomolecules and cellular mechanisms, pharmaceutics and drug delivery systems, and natural compounds and nutraceuticals. While medical and healthcare-related research continues to be an area of focus, IMU is also making progress in a new area of research that of medical education. Since 2000, when research activities first started, IMU has initiated 947 research projects, consisting of a mix of undergraduate, graduate and faculty research. From , it published 568 papers, of which 281 (49.5%) were in ISI papers. These were in respected journals such as the Lancet, British Medical Journal, Cochrane Data Base Systematic Reviews, Human Pathology, to name a few. IMU s research efforts are expected to be further enhanced when its proposed Institute of Research, Innovation and Development (IRID) comes onstream, which will elevate the University as a significant player in biomedical and clinical research. An Engaged University One of IMU s core values is that to be good healthcare professionals, students must be moulded to be good human beings. And this includes being aware of, and sensitive to, the needs of the communities in which they live and work, hence IMU s tradition of active community engagement. Through a comprehensive community engagement programme, students, faculty and staff work with local communities, particularly those in need, to build therapeutic relationships, share healthcare knowledge through treatment and counsel and run educational programmes. Amongst these are IMU s long-running Kampung Angkat (village adoption) programme, its Health and Wellness Programme, its IMU Cares programmes and its regular Health Awareness Days. Looking Forward Today IMU is an integrated medical and healthcare institution, offering education, healthcare and research in partnership with some of the world s most respected individuals and universities in the field of medicine and healthcare. It is Malaysia s only university focused a hundred percent on medical and healthcare education, and continues to play a significant role in nation-building. It has remained focussed on the central philosophy that guided its founders access to quality medical education, innovation and imagination as its cornerstone, and continuous reflection leading to insight to guide IMU into the future. Its success stems from a lot of hard work, and the belief that everything that IMU does must draw from its core ethos of Innovation, Imagination and Insight. Innovation, to be creative and productive and to be focused on continuous innovation, Imagination to be realistic about what can be achieved and measured, and Insight to be focussed on productivity and resposiveness, to be acceptable to those IMU serves. In January 2011, IMU launched its 5-year Strategic Plan ASPIRE, which will see the University work towards becoming a truly Learning Organisation, as envisaged by Peter Senge. Forging ahead, IMU will have to develop an academic health centre where all the three components of education, research and healthcare will add value to each other. This will also differentiate IMU. As it celebrates its 20th Anniversary, IMU continues to be focussed on its most important role to help mould individuals to be better people, and to be better medical and healthcare professionals.

5 6 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER Our Vision IMU shall be an innovative global centre of excellence in learning and research, supporting a community of scholars and professionals committed to serving society, promoting the development of students to reach their true potential in becoming competent, ethical, caring and inquiring citizens; and visionary leaders. IMU is committed to academic freedom and the principles of equal opportunity in the pursuit and application of knowledge, the highest standards of intellectual, educational and research productivity; and the establishment of a learning organisation that respects the individual. The University Mace Our Quality Policy IMU aims to be an innovative centre of excellence in learning and research, producing competent, caring and ethical professionals who are lifelong learners. It is committed to achieving the highest standards of intellectual, educational and research productivity. Our Logo The initials IMU represent the name of the University. The strips on the I represent the three pillars of Innovation, Imagination and Insight. The snake and staff are the traditional symbols for medicine, which is the educational focus of the University. The colour white represents integrity. The globe stands for international connections: the IMU as a member of the International Medical Consortium, both in terms of partnerships with many well-known foreign universities, as well as its international faculty and student body. The tilted square represents the mortar board, which is the symbol of academia in relation to the community. The colour blue, in its two shades, stands for peace and harmony. The mace is the symbol of authority of the International Medical University (IMU). The globe at the top symbolises the international nature of the University. Gold denotes the quality of education provided by the IMU. The seven kris (traditional Malay weapon) represent the nations participating in the International Medical Consortium. The songket motif symbolises the country s cultural tradition. The bunga raya (hibiscus) is Malaysia s national flower. The five facets of the mace signify the five continents of the world. The second ring consists of the logo of the IMU to signify its new charter as a University. Below the second ring of the mace are the logos of the original five Partner Medical Schools which helped start this innovative medical programme. The original International Medical College emblems are etched on each side of the brace in the third ring of the mace. Below the third ring are the logos of the international Partner Universities involved through their medical schools in the International Medical Consortium. The bottom part of the mace is carved in the shape of the Kelantanese gasing (spinning top), another symbol of Malaysian culture.

6 8 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER The Chancellor and Pro-Chancellor List of IMU Distinguished Fellows, Honorary Doctor of Medicine, Honorary Doctor of Science and Honorary Doctor of Medical Education 1996 Prof Ronald McGlashan Harden Distinguished Fellow 1998 Prof John S Beck Distinguished Fellow 1999 YABhg Toh Puan Datuk Hajjah Dr Aishah Ong Distinguished Fellow 1999 Prof Michael John Hamlin Distinguished Fellow Chancellor YBhg Dato Seri Dr T. Devaraj DGPN, DSPN, DJN, KMN, BCK, PKT MBBS (S pore), FRCP (Edin), Dip Pall Med (Cardiff), FAM (Mal) Pro-Chancellor YBhg Dato Dr Amir Abbas (DPMP), Dr Med Sc (Hon) (UKM), FRCP, DTM&H (L pool), FAMM, MBBS (UM S pore) 2000 Dr Ian Ritchie Hart Distinguished Fellow 2001 Prof Sir John Arbuthnott Distinguished Fellow 2001 Dr Joseph S Gonnella Distinguished Fellow

7 10 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER YBhg Tan Sri Datuk Amar Dr Sulaiman Haji Daud Honorary Doctor of Medicine 2003 YBhg Tan Sri Datuk Seri Dr Chong Hon Nyan Honorary Doctor of Science 2003 YABhg Tun Dr Siti Hasmah Bt Haji Mohd Ali Honorary Doctor of Medicine 2004 Prof Michael Orme Honorary Doctor of Medicine 2012 Prof Ronald M Harden Honorary Doctor of Medical Education 2012 Prof Joseph S Gonnella Honorary Doctor of Medicine 2012 Prof Roger Green Honorary Doctor of Medicine 2012 Prof John Marley Honorary Doctor of Medicine 2006 Prof Brian Henderson Honorary Doctor of Science 2007 Sir Patrick Forrest Honorary Doctor of Medicine 2007 Prof John Ruedy Honorary Doctor of Medicine 2007 Prof Ian Simpson Honorary Doctor of Medicine 2012 YBhg Tan Sri Dato Dr Yahya Awang Honorary Doctor of Medicine 2007 Prof John Simpson Honorary Doctor of Medicine 2007 Prof Terry Healey Honorary Doctor of Science 2007 Prof Brian Furman Honorary Doctor of Science 2009 YABhg Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad Honorary Doctor of Medicine

8 12 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER Message from the President Convocation ceremonies are joyous occasions when the university celebrates the academic achievements of young scholars. As graduates, you will be receiving your degree today. Now is the time to celebrate all of your hard work and feel proud of your achievements today. Sharing in this sense of pride are staff of the University, your families and friends who provided the emotional, practical and financial support which has contributed to your success. YBhg Tan Sri Dato Dr Abu Bakar Suleiman MDBS (Monash), MMed (S pore), DMedSc (UKM), DSc Hon (UPM), PhD Hon (UMS), FRACP, FAMM, FAMS, FACP (Hon), FRCP, FRCPE, FRCP (Glasgow), FRCPI, FRCSI (Hon), FRCSE (Hon), FAFPM, FASc, AMP (Harvard) Graduands, you must be proud to be a graduate of this University, which has acquired a remarkable reputation over the years. Every year is eventful for the University. This year is extra special as it marks the University s 20th Anniversary with some of our students making us proud of their academic achievements. This is the year where an IMU Nursing student, Chakravathi a/l Elangovan, obtained Excellent (Cemerlang) results for his Nursing Board examinations, the first Nursing student from this University who has achieved such results. At the same time, all seventeen of our Nursing students graduating today have passed their Nursing Board examinations. This is the fourth consecutive year IMU students have secured a 100% passes in this examination. As for the Nutrition and Dietetics students, Chan Chee Shan and Lau Chin Chin, participated and won the second and third prize respectively in the poster presentations at the recent Malaysian Dietitians Association (MDA) Conference. At the same event, another IMU student, Monakshee Jundoo was awarded the Best Dietetic Student Prize for IMU also sees the introduction of two new programmes: an undergraduate programme in Nutrition and a postgraduate programme in Analytical and Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Both programmes had its inaugural intake on 3 September and both degrees are awarded by IMU. Graduands, you are now part of the University s alumni. All of you will be following the footsteps of hundreds of previous graduates who have graduated before you, who have distinguished themselves as lecturers, researchers, healthcare professionals, government servants and entrepreneurs. You are all our global ambassadors for IMU and continue to reflect the standards of excellence that have become our signature. Now is the time to look forward to the next chapter of your life and make an impact in the world by grasping new opportunities, defining yourself and your place in the world, and making a difference to those who will look to you for leadership and support. It is hoped that the grounding achieved through the IMU programmes will enable you to be true healthcare professionals who will continue the process of continuous learning to ensure that you become effective practitioners for the benefit of patients or clients and the community. More importantly you must behave in a professional manner at all times. You must be honest, responsible, accountable and ethical in all your actions. As healthcare professionals, you must be committed to protect the public s interest through the strict observance of codes of professional practice. A commitment to lifelong learning and continually improving practices is also part of this professionalism. Graduands, yesterday you were students, today you become graduates, and tomorrow you have the opportunity to become leaders. The University is deeply proud of all our graduates here today and what all of you will now do for the world. On behalf of the entire University, I would like to wish you a truly happy, rewarding and fulfilling life ahead. Congratulations. YBhg Tan Sri Dato Dr Abu Bakar Suleiman President

9 14 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER Convocation Proceedings Saturday, 8 September 2012 Auditorium 1 & 2, 4th Floor, IMU Bukit Jalil Campus Session One Session Two 7:15am 8:00am 8:30am Arrival of Parents, Guests and Faculty Arrival of Senate Members, the Provost and Members of the Board of Governors Arrival of Chancellor Official Photography for Graduands Only (Session 1) Guests to be Seated Procession of PhD Graduands, Master of Science Graduands, Medical Graduands (C1/10), Medical Returning Graduates, Bachelor of Medical Sciences Graduands (I2/11), Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) Graduands (NU1/08), Bachelor of Nursing Science (Hons) Post Registration Graduands (NS1/09, NS3/09 & NS2/10), Medical Sciences Graduands (ME1/10) and Dental Graduands (DT1/10) Academic Procession and Grand Procession Recital of Doa Announcement of the Purpose of the Congregation by the Provost Official Opening of the Convocation Ceremony by the Chancellor Address by the Provost of the IMU Conferment of the PhD (IMU) Conferment of the Master of Science (IMU) Conferment of the MBBS (C1/10) (IMU) Conferment of the Bachelor of Medical Sciences (Hons) (I2/11) (IMU) 9:45am Conferment of the Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) (NU1/08) (IMU) Conferment of the Bachelor of Nursing Science (Hons) Post Registration (NS1/09, NS3/09 & NS2/10) (IMU) Presentation of the Certificate of Completion for Phase 1 of the Medical Sciences Programme Presentation of the Certificate of Completion for Phase 1 of the Dental Programme Presentation of the Returning Graduates from Partner Universities Presentation of Dr Joseph Bosco Memorial Gold Medal Presentation of Dr Saidi Hashim Memorial Gold Medal Presentation of Tun Zahir Merit Award Announcement of the Dean s List Address by the Student Representative of the Convocating Class Adjournment Procession Exits Reception 9:30am 9:45am 10:15am 10:45am Arrival of Pro-Chancellor Official Photography for Graduands and Members of the Stage Party (Session 2) Guests to be Seated Procession of Bachelor of Science (Hons) Psychology Graduands (PS1/09), Bachelor of Science (Hons) Biomedical Sciences Graduands (BM1/09), Bachelor of Science (Hons) Medical Biotechnology Graduands (MB1/09), Bachelor of Science (Hons) Nutrition and Dietetics Graduands (ND1/08), Bachelor of Science (Hons) Pharmaceutical Chemistry Graduands (PC1/09), Master of Pharmacy (Hons) Returning Graduates, Pharmacy Graduands (MQ1/11), Nutrition and Dietetics Graduands (ND1/10) and Pharmacy Graduands (BP1/10) Academic Procession and Grand Procession Announcement of the Purpose of the Congregation by the Provost Address by Prof Peter Pook, Executive Dean, Faculty of Medicine and Health Conferment of the Bachelor of Science (Hons) Psychology (PS1/09) (IMU) Conferment of the Bachelor of Science (Hons) Biomedical Sciences (BM1/09) (IMU) Conferment of the Bachelor of Science (Hons) Medical Biotechnology (MB1/09) (IMU) Conferment of the Bachelor of Science (Hons) Nutrition and Dietetics (ND1/08) (IMU) 12:00pm Conferment of the Bachelor of Science (Hons) Pharmaceutical Chemistry (PC1/09) (IMU) Presentation of the Certificate of Completion for Part A of the Master of Pharmacy Programme (MQ1/11) Presentation of the Certificate of Completion for Part A of the Pharmacy Programme (BP1/10) Presentation of the Certificate of Completion for Part A of the Nutrition and Dietetics Programme (ND1/10) Presentation of the Board of Governors Gold Medal Presentation of Tun Zahir Merit Award Announcement of the Dean s List Presentation of Returning Graduates from Partner Universities Presentation of the Principal s Prize from the University of Strathclyde Address by the Student Representative of the Convocating Class Address by the Pro-Chancellor Closing by the Pro-Chancellor Negaraku Procession Exits Reception

10 16 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER The Graduands September 2012 PhD in Medical and Health Sciences (By Research) Graduands Voon Phooi Tee Master of Science in Medical and Health Sciences (By Research) Graduands Jason Chin Tan Siun Chee Lee Ting Wei Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery, MBBS Graduands dr john joseph bosco memorial gold medal This award is given in memory of the late Dr John Joseph Bosco who played an instrumental role in the development of the IMU Clinical School. List of Graduands for C1/10 Abirami Kunaseelan Alvina Lau Voon Na Barath Chidambar a/l Dr Subramanian Canace Teoh Ching Yee Carol Goh Chew Yuen Chan Wai Ying Cherlynn Low Li Ying Chong Siew Mei Chong Woon Wee Chua Szu May Elisha Fadhilah Binti Khalid Fung Hwa Jiang Gladys Soong Chee Xiang Goh Jin Yi Goh Yue Keng Hiew Litt Yee Ho Yanlin Ignatius Wong Hsun-Hong Janice Tan Wen Yen Jimmy Peng Seng Ng Joanna Abraham a/p Varuges Joel Gan Weng Yew Justin Zon-Ern Lee Kalaiselvi Thuraisingam Kavitha a/p Krishnamurti Keng Zhi Yi Khasnida Suriani Binti Abdul Khalil Kow Ren Yi Kuang Ting Suang Lee Wei Yean Leow Khai Jeng Lim Kuok Quan Lim Seng Fatt Lim Whei Ying Loi Kwong Hua Loo Ying See Low Chooi Leng Loy Siao Wei Mohd Asyraf bin Md Mohd Zain Muhammad Firdaus Nasution Bin Raduan Muhammad Izzat Bin Mohd Hayazi Ng Eng Kian Ng Pey Yih Ng Woon Wee Ng Yean Joo Nisha Puvanendran Nurdiyanah binti Ghafar Nurul Adilin binti Kamaruddin Ong Jiun Jyh Ong Siew Hoon Ooi Kheng King Ooi Yin Chuin Pamela Tan Lee Ling Pow Pei Jin See Vee Vee Shalini d/o Murugiah Sofia Siang Hui Lim Stephanie Ang Gek Xing Tan Li Peng Tan Wei Sheng Teh Su Shan Tey Kai Rou Wong Chee Seng Wong Chee Yoong Wong Chui King Yu Li Ming The gold medal is presented to Hiew Litt Yee who achieved the highest marks in the Medical Convocating Class of C1/10. mbbs (imu) with distinction Hiew Litt Yee Justin Zon-Ern Lee Wong Chui King

11 18 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER Bachelor of Medical Sciences (Hons) Graduands tun dato seri dr mohamed zahir merit award This award is given in memory of the late Tun Dato Seri Dr Mohamed Zahir who was the Chancellor of IMU from 1999 to The merit award is presented to Ray Yap Ming Dao who was the top student in the Dean s list. dean s list of graduands with high academic achievement Ray Yap Ming Dao List of Graduands for I2/11 First Class Honours Ray Yap Ming Dao Shanmugam a/l S Somasundaram Second Class Honours, Upper Division Boh Zhuang Yao Eunice Ewe Mei Ning Gunawardana Ravini Udara Shanmugam a/l S Somasundaram Hsu Chia Jie Lee Shing Lung Lo Peck Lee Rafaella Siang Rakib Uddin Tan Juan King Tiffanie Goh Ee Wen Wee Whay Chiat Wong Chooi Yee, Melissa Bachelor of Science (Hons) Nutrition and Dietetics Graduands tun dato seri dr mohamed zahir merit award This award is given in memory of the late Tun Dato Seri Dr Mohamed Zahir who was the Chancellor of IMU from 1999 to The merit award is presented to Jhundoo Monakshee Devi who was the top student in the Dean s list. List of Graduands for ND1/08 First Class Honours Jhundoo Monakshee Devi Hazel Lee Pei Pei Second Class Honours, Upper Division Chee Sim Ling Chin Chee Kien Chong Wen Yi Chua Xin Ying Erica Mak Kar Kay Goh Chia Yee Khoo Gee Sieok Kiu Kwong Jiin Kong Jian Pei Lau Chin Chin Lau Lee Ting Lee Jia Ru Lee Sze Mien Leong See Wah Leong Shen Ni Lim Xiu Qi Low Chon Xiang Lum Ying Lu Ng Kar Foo Oh Su May Ong Min Ying Pearly Tan Siow Wei Pong Chu Jin Soh Horng Ngiap Tan Sing Ean Teo Jia Huan Teo Shiau Siang Thye Chong Jean Ti Ai Ling Wong Siew Rong Wong Yee Leng Yap Wen Wei Bachelor of Nursing (Hons) Graduands Second Class Honours, Lower Division Chan Chee Shan Chan Chun Fong Cheryl Andrea Augustine Chin Seow Wen Cho Yah Lee Eugene Ha Chung Fuh Gan Jye Din Jessie Tang Kher Pui Ling Khoo Li Xian Nur Atiqah Bt Abdul Aziz Phur Lay Yung Tan Soo Wei Yeoh Ee Ling tun dato seri dr mohamed zahir merit award This award is given in memory of the late Tun Dato Seri Dr Mohamed Zahir who was the Chancellor of IMU from 1999 to The merit award is presented to Praveena a/p V Surendran who was the top student in the Dean s list. dean s list of graduand with high academic achievement Praveena a/p V Surendran List of Graduands for NU1/08 First Class Honours Praveena a/p V Surendran Second Class Honours, Upper Division Calvin Tie Dien Yang Chakravarthi a/l Elangovan Chin Su Yee Choo Yin Yee Kamilah Maria Ng Sau Sim binti Khairi Ng Bachelor of Nursing Science (Hons) Post Registration Graduands List of Graduands for NS1/09, NS3/09 & NS2/10 Second Class Honours, Upper Division Pauline Seow Chai Lan Kelly Ting Ee Lu Malathi a/p Naraina Chetty Ng Hooi Ting Ong Shi Yee Rachel Tan Suet May Siow Khar Yee Tan Eyvonne Tham Han Wei (Tan Hanhui) Valerie Lee Xie Yi Wong Yien Mee Yee Kah Ke Second Class Honours, Lower Division Jenny Chong Jen Ling Lau Lin Lin Noor Aini binti Anwar Angelina Chin Hsiao Fung Bachelor of Science (Hons) Biomedical Science Graduands tun dato seri dr mohamed zahir merit award This award is given in memory of the late Tun Dato Seri Dr Mohamed Zahir who was the Chancellor of IMU from 1999 to The merit award is presented to Yew Mei Yeng who was the top student in the Dean s list. Yew Mei Yeng dean s list of graduand with high academic achievement List of Graduands for BM1/09 First Class Honours Yew Mei Yeng Second Class Honours, Upper Division Amy Khor Hui Ping Catherine Ng Pei Ling Chan Pei Zhi Chan Tze Wei Cheah Rock Kee Chin Chai Yee Chow Pui Yee Foo Kar Yue Khoo Bee Fong Liam Liang Kuan Liew Siew Foong Low Zhi Shian Lua Chiu Hong Saratha a/p Kylasapathy Seah Ching Hua Tang Wai Bunn Ten Yi Yang Bachelor of Science (Hons) Medical Biotechnology Graduands List of Graduands for MB1/09 Second Class Honours, Upper Division Goh Li Lin Kho Mee Teck Lau Yee Ying Lim Wui Zhuan Ng Soik Yee Shia Bee Gek Teo Siew Yong Toh Hwee Jin Wong Jhia Yi Yap Yen Luan Yeo Ee Won Second Class Honours, Lower Division Chen Yee Leong Denishvaran a/l Jaya Gopal Harsimren Jeet Kaur Sidhu Irene Law Wan Qing Jeevitha a/p Rajasingam Kher Heng Leong Lau Yin Yin Lim Ming Yi Meenahkumari d/o S Rajendran Ng Hui Yee Ng Xiang Yin Wong Wai Shin Second Class Honours, Lower Division Penocia a/p Pawel Then Zi Ning Vignesh a/l Krishnakumar

12 20 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER Bachelor of Science (Hons) Pharmaceutical Chemistry Graduands tun dato seri dr mohamed zahir merit award This award is given in memory of the late Tun Dato Seri Dr Mohamed Zahir who was the Chancellor of IMU from 1999 to The merit award is presented to June Sim Su-Way who was the top student in the Dean s list. dean s list of graduands with high academic achievement June Sim Su-Way List of Graduands for PC1/09 First Class Honours June Sim Su-Way Lee Jia Yin Second Class Honours, Upper Division Alvinder Kaur a/p Surban Singh Lim Wen Bin Sylvia Joanne a/p Laurence Lee Jia Yin Tan Pei Zin Lim Rui Yen Second Class Honours, Lower Division Fabian Mok Ping Xiang Lee Leong Choon Manprit Kaur a/p Gurcharan Singh Ngai Kok Leong Thaarani a/p Arumugam Bachelor of Science (Hons) Psychology Graduands tun dato seri dr mohamed zahir merit award This award is given in memory of the late Tun Dato Seri Dr Mohamed Zahir who was the Chancellor of IMU from 1999 to The merit award is presented to Goh Leay Ying who was the top student in the Dean s list. dean s list of graduands with high academic achievement Goh Leay Ying List of Graduands for PS1/09 First Class Honours Goh Leay Ying Toh Hui Moon Second Class Honours, Upper Division Grace Wong Kah Yie Ivana Tiffany Berenai Mason Lai Siew Tim Toh Hui Moon Medical Graduates 2011/2012 Leong Mabel Lye Mun Yee Nazleen binti Miskon Ng Beng Fang Nur Erlina Binti Mohd. Harith Nurul Syafrein Binti Azman Sathiyan a/l Subramaniam Sujeetra a/p Sundreasan The following students have graduated from the IMU s Partner Medical Schools in 2011/2012 Australia University of Adelaide Chan Yee Pei Choy Kay Hau Divyadarshini Murugiah Geoffrey Wong Yuet Mun Ho Jan Kee Lee Ming Lin Mohammed Redhuan bin Mohammed Akram Priyadarshini Murugiah Roshini Sandra Mohan Selin Chong Yiing Lin Vijayatubini a/p Vijayarajan University of Melbourne Gan Chun Loo Gan Wei Lin Jonathan Au Li-Wern Koh Thuan Tzen Leong York Xiong Lim Mei Cheng Mohd Adam Idris bin Abdul Razakek Mohd Farhan Sharafuddin bin Mohd Praveena a/p Sivapatha Sundram Tee Wennie Wong Wai Mun University of New South Wales Kuang Ye Min Moo Ing How Ng Yee Yoon Sandy Tun Min Wong Hui Wen University of Newcastle Fiona Chan Li Ying Kabilan Thurairajah Lee Vui Tze Nazirul Nadia binti Ismail Ong Sook Fen Siti Zakriah binti Zainal Abidin University of Queensland Anthony Stanislaus Chee Shang Yao Choo Zhen Wei Chua Chong Bing Edmund Luke Aloysius Gomez Evelyn Ng Hui Ping Jeremy Er An Ke Julian Varkkey bin Muhamad Varkkey Koay Hooi Hooi Lee Pui Fun Lee Soo Han Leslie Martin Sillitoe Lim Kian Loong Lim Li Yann Lim Yi Ling, Adeline Lisa Mathews Say Gui Quan Siew Cheng Jun Tang Jia Chorng Tee Chin Li Teh Shao Wen Teh Sze Wei Teo Keat Seong Thean Li Jun Yuen Sheung Yee, Sarah University of Western Australia Chai Qijun, Debbi Chua Xin Nee Lee Seng Chye Ng Zi Yun Stephanie Kelly Voon Fen-Ni Yeo Yee Lymn Canada University of Calgary Khairul Mustaqim bin Mazlan Mohamed Hafizudin bin Abdullah Sani Nur Hidayah binti Bahrom Shangamitra a/p Sarangam New Zealand University of Otago Chow Cheok Soon Noor Shahimi bin Sahidan United Kingdom University of Aberdeen Alicia Loi Siew Ting Anusuya Adi Lachana Beh Chun Yen Chang Sau Lee Jenan Ngo Sing Ern Kishendra Gnanendren Lee Ren-Ping Rachel Lee Jiun Yi Suraya Zainol Abidin Tan Chang Yung Terence Peter Lo Tian Vun University of Dundee Mohammed Farik Jabir University of Glasgow Amrita Kaur Randhawa Bikash Gurung Chua Yu Kheng Marian Jude Richy Morais Ng Chen Yi Ng Von Vee Ting Hui Na, Joanna Too Eu Jin, Eugene Wang Siew May Woon Ee Von University of Liverpool Hor Jian Min Ng Kher Lik Tan Chih Ying Teh Kim Khiam Woo Chui Yen Yip May Quan Queen s University of Belfast Chin Li Wei Jeya Prashant Nair a/l Jeya Balu Lee T Suisse Liew Hui Hui Ling Kay Teck Tan Li Xian The degree of Master of Pharmacy was conferred to the following students who had completed the IMU Strathclyde pharmacy programme. The Graduation was held on 29 June 2012 in Strathclyde. St. George s University of London Lydia Chong Yong Yeet United States Thomas Jefferson s Medical College Ng Lay Queen Wong Keyn Mun, Joshua Pharmacy Graduates 2012 the principal s prize Note: The list of medical graduates given above was obtained from some of the Partner Medical Schools. At the time of printing, other Partner Medical Schools have not given their list of medical graduates. Awarded to Khaw Mar-Jie for the best overall performance in the collaborative MPharm degree programme. List of Graduates for MP1/09 & MQ1/09 Distinction Merit Chua Qian Hui Khaw Mar-Jie Lee Jie Yun Lee Yee Lin Leong Cheung Hoe Low Eng Hui Ng Yunn Shuen Ang Lee Jing Anildeep Singh Azleen Azreen binti Azmi Chai Siew Luan Cheah Kit Yee Chong Ching Wern Chu Ee Wern Daniel Tham Je Wai

13 22 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER Farah Izyan binti Mohammed Hasrori Farrah Suraya bt Kamarudin Khong Ying Sin Koh Pei Yin Kwong Chea Ing Lee Kah Lian Lee Pei Ying Lim Chiew Vien Lim Huay Ee Lim Jo Lene Lim Kai Xin Loke Ee Ching Low Jocin Meng Kim Fei Muhammad Hazwan bin Samian Phang Phaik Ying Ridhwan bin Abdul Razak Siti Fairuz binti Selbi Syifaa binti Aminudin Tan Choo Wei Tan Irene Teo Kar Mun Teoh Siew Li Tey Mei Ying Tong Yee Sheun Wong Hwee Li Yan Fui Wei Yap Sook Yee Yeap Pay Ying Yip Ho Liaug Yong Zi Fen Award Anis Wahida Bt Abd Wahid Chan Swin Yee Ch ng Zi Yi Elizabeth Leow Quan Ee Geh Siew Wee, Sophia Hung Siew Chui Izyani Nabila binti Ibrahim Khor Wei Guang Lee Weei Foong Lim Li Ying Mohd Aliff bin Badarudin Muhammad Safwan Bin Ghazali Tan Kelly Tan Yi Ping Teh Chia Sheng Tey Sze Yee They Chei Wan Yap Han Yee Bsc (Hons) in Pharmaceutical Sciences Second Class Honours, Lower Division Lee Woon Chit Lim Yi Zhe Third Class Honours Audrey Ng Syn Yen Muhammad Faiz bin Nordin Wong Hiew Yi Convocating Medical Sciences Graduands dr saidi hashim memorial gold medal This award is given in memory of the late Dr Saidi Hashim Tahir, one of the founders of IMU. The gold medal is presented to Lau Pui Shen who achieved the highest marks in the Medical Convocating Class of ME1/10. List of Graduands who are conferred the Certificate of Completion for Phase 1 of the Medical Sciences Programme and who are pursuing the IMU Bachelor of Medical Sciences (Hons) degree for a year before commencing his/her clinical training Ann Jacob Siew Janice Sua Shiang-Cheng List of Graduands who are conferred the Certificate of Completion for Phase 1 of the Medical Sciences Programme and the Universities that they are transferring to for clinical training Malaysia International Medical University Alexander Li-Sen Satish Beh Shuh Pyng Cheah Hao Yi Chew Jun Jie Ng Jun Yen Lau Pui Shen Chiang Kar Mun Chin Yie Ping Chithralekha a/p Vivekananda Ch ng Chen Nee Chong Shwen Nee Chua Ter Wei Dennis Yong Wee Choon Dina Syazana Ho binti Imran Ho Elaine Gan Ju Yen Elsha Liew Shu Ying Eric Tan Jin Wee Eunice Goh Wei Yenn Fong Chung Yang Goh Jin Hong Goh Keng Yuen Grace Tew Zhi Rui Ho Wai Leng Hoe Kah Chong Hon Jing Xian Ida Nadia binti Reme Jason Lee Gan Yi Juliana Tan Shook Shin Kashika Valliappan Kishen Sivakumar Ko Yan Rui Lee Ruey-Yi Lee Suk Sian Lee Teng Huei Lee Wei Xian Leong Jia Ern Lim Ming Yao Lim Sue Yee Liow Ying Jie Loo Shwu Ni, Lilian Lorenzo Christopher a/l Selvaraj Low Yee Thong Michelle Marie Peris Mosahed Zyaad Abdool Hack Nagraj a/l Velasan Ng Chun Sien Ng Chun Tau Ng Shien Yee Ng Ting Yee Ngan Cheng Huong Ngieng Hsern Ngiok Nigel Loke Chun Hoe Nur Liyana binti Dzulkafli Ooi Jin Sheng Pamela Siow Soek Wuen Penny Lai Pei Ni Phang Chew Hsia Philip Tan Wynn Ian Rachel Chung Kar Yee Rafidah Binti Mohd Thameem Ansari Rebecca Kavitha a/p Segran Renee Wah Ee Na Renushah Devi a/p G Vickneshwaran Selvaraja a/l N Palaniappan Siow Ee Lin Siti Hasmah bt Mohd Faizal Sivasanggari a/p Selvanathan Syaza Aminah binti Jamalludin Tan Cheung Kiat Tan Sze Jun Tan Weei Jier Tan Yee Ling Tay Kim Siang Teo Li San Tey Candy Tham Chun Tean Timothy Liew Khai Wing Tiong Ing Ching Vickram a/l Sugumaran Vidhya a/p Vijayan Vimal a/l Chandran Wan Ming Wai Wong Chee Kin Wong Zi Xuan Woon Tong Yuan Yee Sze Howe Yew Chun Kai Yip Swee Chien Yong Chun Hou Yong Kai Sam Yong Ming Yoong Cai Yeen Yvonne Lee Hui Sing Australia University of Adelaide Amelia Yeoh Jia Ling Maneesha Kaur a/p Gurcharan Singh Sharon Ng Li Yen University of New South Wales Fong Zhi Hao Richard Teo Soon Kiat University of Newcastle Chee Fook Zhen Elise Lai Pei Chze Kevin Chin Yung Hau Lay Zhe Yuen University of Queensland Laura Claire Yeoh Xiao Yen Ng Chu Woon Ooi Seong Thean Pirbhai Mustak Ally University of Tasmania Neo Soon Yap University of Western Australia Ian Kam Ting Xiang Jennice Choong Siew Ling Stephen Chiang Wai Ern University of Western Sydney Astrid Natalia Alawattegama Diane Chew Ching Yi Canada Dalhousie University Ga Hie Nam Ireland National University of Galway, Ireland Amin bin Harun Andrew Sei-Ji Chuah James Chua Sze Wei Sobana Gopalakrishnan United Kingdom University of Aberdeen Ang Pei Sin Constance Jong Zi Yi Haesel Tan Li-Yeen Lee Kwan Joo Yong Guo Liang Brighton-Sussex Medical School, University of Brighton Darleen Aixora bt Chamles@Leng Samuel Ding Wern Hui University of Dundee Benjamin Chua Wei Jie Joshua Ting Je Haw Lim Xiu Jun Ng Guat Shi Shivananda a/l Palanisamy Soo Yong Hui Yow Sin Sam University of Edinburgh Chong Yu-Chuan Hoo Teng Yik Ignatius Liew Shyan Yong Peggy Chua Pei Qi Sanduni Vasana Abeysuriya Song Christopher University of Glasgow Arachchige don Nestor Rukmal Ponweera Lam Wai Liam Looi Wan Limm Shivaramen Letchumanan Tan Yi Hang Keele University Jonathan Samuel Easaw Ramadevan Ramachandran

14 24 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER University of Leeds Matthew Kang Hong Wei Nethmi Peries Suriyapperuma Ng Li Ji University of Leicester Angeline Ng Onn Kaey Jasmin Kong Mei Lan Ooi Peng Sheng University of Liverpool Hamzah bin Faisel Abdat Loh Min Yi Ngu Wee Ping Teng Chui Ling Yen Sook Kien University of Manchester Brian Chin Tze Kit Kavina Kaur Shahi Lim Su Xin Lisa Mei Yun Ting Loo Yew Loong Poh Wen-Jit Rajiv Praful Doshi Sajjad Haider Tee Ai Hooi University of Nottingham Andrew Chin Hock Yuan Mark Ngu Sheryl Soon Pik San Queen s University of Belfast Amila Samath Lankatilake Chong Jit Tong Jarita Sivam Khaled bin Walid Yousef Jaber Loh Evenne University of Southampton Chin Wan Yee Chong Pei Jie Leong Khai Jack Melissa Mok Pao Lin Wong Woan Hui St George s University of London Chin Kher Young Joanne Lim Hui Yee Ling Hua Yen Loo May Rui Michelle Ooi Wei Xin Sim Huan Tom Ma Thi Da Win United States Thomas Jefferson s Medical College * Chew Kin Wah Chloe Khoo Tze Ling Lim Huei-Wen Ooi Yuan Ning Siti Maisarah Amran Bt Mohamad Khir Susan a/p Koshy * Subject to passing United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 1 Tan Kah Yee Malaysia International Medical University Andrea Tseu Tze Nyun Cassandra Beh Li Jean Chen Lee Chian Chow Jun Ving Gan Shou Wan Goh Kai Hoe Goh Ser Yee Han Shin Yi Jonathan Arthur Khor Thian Loong Jonathan Chen Cho Yoong Khoo Shun Wei Liaw Yan Xia Lu Pei Rui Matthew Cho Yin Kee Melissa Lee Rong Ooi Jing Wei Sha Kah Ern Tan Pei Shian Tay Kangjie Toh Ching Chen Wong Choon Yoong Wong Jhiew Zhan Wong Yin Mun Convocating Dental Graduands dean s list of graduand with high academic achievement List of Graduands who are conferred the Certificate of Completion for Phase 1 of the Dental Programme and the Universities that they are transferring to for clinical training Australia University of Adelaide Kwon Ki Hwan Jonathan Ng Chee Keong Vivian Toh Kim Li Wong Yian Gee Sarah Ng Hong Zhe University of Queensland Leong Shu Ying Teh Jun Xian Lim Joee Surajdeep Singh Sangay Yap Yiling Chan Yi May University of Western Australia Chang Yu Ling Neoh Beng Ying Teh Sue Wah Koh Siew See New Zealand University of Otago Crystal Chow Keet Yan Joanne Pei Yvonne Yung Sze Yee Krystal Lee Hui Jing Lydia Lim Shuk Ting Lee Chin Hui William Wong Qi Zun Chong Tsen Yi Cheryl Lee Yee Wen Cheong Kelvin Convocating Pharmacy Graduands board of governors gold medal The gold medal is presented to Leong Shu Fang who achieved the highest marks in the Pharmacy Convocating Class of MQ1/11. dean s list of graduands with high academic achievement Leong Shu Fang Sonisya a/p Ramasamy Lai Kar Yee List of Graduands who are conferred the Certificate of Completion for Part A of the Pharmacy Programme and the Universities that they are transferring to for further studies Chen Kai Xian Chen Wei Ming Cheok Yee Yin Chew Jing Khai Chia Sze Yie Chin Hong Lin Enric Cherng Zheng Rong Evon Chin Yuin Yee Tan Kah Yee Sha Kah Ern Albert Chai Hung Chiat Arthur Jinyang Yeah Melissa Yuen Wei Yan Tee Shiau Yin Chen Kai Xian Jessica Ng Ming Ai Joanne Ng Chau Chun John Kow Wen Jun Kang Ee Leng Lai Kar Yee Lee Yun Yee Leong Shu Fang Melissa Yuen Wei Yan Natalie Chew Suan Li Ng Min Jen Priya Kumari Verma a/p R Vijay Kumar Rebecca Lu Yee Ong Sonisya a/p Ramasamy Stephanie Sze Chui Yen New Zealand University of Otago Lim Chi Yee Mah Siew Wen Law Jia Juin Jong Wei Teen Chang Ping Ting Australia University of Newcastle Koh Nyat Syen Ooi Jia Ying Chan Mei En, Michelle Sim Su Wan Teh Jun Keat Sue-Ann Lim Boon Yen Tan Wein Gyee Tanusia Letchumy a/p Sudhakaran Tee Shiau Yin Teo Ying Pei Wong Yi Lyn List of Graduands who are conferred the Certificate of Completion for Part A of the Pharmacy Programme and the Universities that they are transferring to for further studies Convocating Nutrition and Dietetics Graduands List of Graduands who are conferred the Certificate of Completion for Part A of the Nutrition and Dietetics Programme and the Universities that they are transferring to for further studies

15 26 CONVOCATION, PRESIDENT S 8 SEPTEMBER REPORT PRESIDENT S CONVOCATION, REPORT 8 SEPTEMBER Principal Officers Chancellor YBhg Dato Seri Dr T. Devaraj DGPN, DSPN, DJN, KMN, BCK, PKT MBBS (S pore), FRCP (Edin), Dip Pall Med (Cardiff), FAM (Mal) Pro-Chancellor IMU s Principal Officers, Professional Education Advisory Committee and Academic Council YBhg Dato Dr Amir Abbas (DPMP), Dr Med Sc (Hon) (UKM), FRCP, DTM&H (L pool), FAMM, MBBS (UM S pore) Board of Governors YBhg Tan Sri Dato Dr Yahya Awang Chairman MBBS (Monash), FRCS (Glasgow), SMJ, KMN, DPMJ, DMPN, DSAP YBhg Dato Dr Amir Abbas (DPMP), Dr Med Sc (Hon) (UKM), FRCP, DTM&H (L pool), FAMM, MBBS (UM S pore) YBhg Prof Dato Dr Gan Ee Kiang PhD (U Western Australia), PKT, BCN, JMN, DSPN YBhg Prof Emeritus Tan Sri Anuwar Ali PhD, MA, BSc (Economics) YBhg Tan Sri Dato Dr Abu Bakar Suleiman President MDBS (Monash), MMed (S pore), DMedSc (UKM), DSc Hon (UPM), PhD Hon (UMS), FRACP, FAMM, FAMS, FACP (Hon), FRCP, FRCPE, FRCP (Glasgow), FRCPI, FRCSI (Hon), FRCSE (Hon), FAFPM, FASc, AMP (Harvard) Dr Mei Ling Young Provost BA, MA (Hons) (Auckland) PhD (ANU) Top Management YBhg Tan Sri Dato Dr Abu Bakar Suleiman President Dr Mei Ling Young Provost Prof Peter Pook Chuen Keat Vice President and Executive Dean Prof Victor Lim Vice President, Education Prof Mak Joon Wah Vice President, Research Dean, Research and Postgraduate Studies Senior Management Academic YBhg Prof Dato Dr (Mrs) Kew Siang Tong Dean, School of Medicine Prof Toh Chooi Gait Dean, School of Dentistry A/Prof Srikumar Chakravarthi Acting Dean, Medical Sciences A/Prof Zainurrashid Zainuddin Dean, Clinical School Prof Michael John Rathbone Dean, School of Pharmacy Prof Khor Geok Lin Dean, School of Health Sciences Senior Management Corporate Ms Christy Chiu Lai Heng Chief Financial Officer Mr Kenneth Koh Seng Kee Director, Business Development Prof Ong Kok Hai Director, External Affairs Ms Doreen Cheah Yuet Ming Head, Information Technology Mr Roberto Cumaraswamy Head, Marketing Professional Education Advisory Council (PEAC) Chairman Prof Roger Green Formerly Dean of the Medical School Manchester University, UK Members Prof John Marley Director of Internationalisation and Alumni Faculty of Health Sciences University of Queensland, Australia; Director of Strategy, Clinical Sciences Redesign Programme NSW Health Prof Karen Mann Emeritus Division of Medical Education Dalhousie University, Canada Prof Dato Mafauzy Mohamed Director of Campus & of Medicine Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia Prof Trudie Roberts Director, Leeds Institute of Medical Education University of Leeds, UK Academic Council Chairman Prof John Marley Faculty of Health Sciences University of Queensland Permanent Chairman Prof Ronald Harden University of Dundee Members Prof Annemarie Hennessy Dean, School of Medicine University of Western Sydney Prof Raymond Playford Dean, Faculty of Health Science University of Tasmania Prof Allan Cumming Director of Undergraduate Learning and Teaching College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine University of Edinburgh Prof Andrew Smith Head, School of Dentistry University of Western Australia Prof Valerie Wass Head, Keele Medical School Keele University Prof Bruce Robinson Dean, Faculty of Medicine University of Sydney Prof Tony Freemont Head, School of Medicine University of Manchester Prof David Wilkinson Dean of Medicine and Head School of Medicine University of Queensland Prof David Wynford-Thomas Pro Vice-Chancellor University of Leicester Prof Stewart Petersen Head of Department Department of Medical and Social Care Education University of Leicester Prof Gary Mires Dean, School of Medicine University of Dundee Prof Gerard Loftus Dean, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences National University of Ireland, Galway Dr Gerard Flaherty Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences National University of Ireland, Galway Prof Gregory Seymour Dean, Faculty of Dentistry University of Otago Prof Iain Martin Dean, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences University of Auckland Prof Ian Greer Executive Pro-Vice Chancellor Faculty of Health and Life Sciences University of Liverpool Prof Vikram Jha Head of Undergraduate School of Medicine University of Liverpool Prof Ian Puddey Dean, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry & Health Science University of Western Australia Prof Massimo Pignatelli Head, School of Medicine University of Glasgow Prof Jill Morrison Dean of Learning & Teaching College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences University of Glasgow Prof Johann de Vries Dean, School of Dentistry University of Adelaide Prof Jon Cohen Dean Brighton and Sussex Medical School Dr Inam Haq Director of Undergraduate Studies Brighton and Sussex Medical School Prof Justin Beilby Executive Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences University of Adelaide