COVER STORY

In the book <The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People>, a theory Stephen Covey gave much emphasis to is “to begin with the end in mind”. This also works in your residence life. What do you want from your hall experience? How can you improve yourself as a result of living here?
It is your own life and you need to find the answers by yourself. But if you are a bit confused about what you want, the following five Intended Learning Outcomes may inspire your motivation:

GENERATE appropriate levels of self-management, leadership and independence through living away from home.
RELATE experience of living within a multi-cultural and multi-disciplinary environment to effective teamwork.
REFLECT on the importance of community citizenship at university, community and global levels by engaging in residential life programs.
GENERATE an ethical personal value system.
GENERATE career goals and life aspiration.

The Student Residence is more than just a student hostel. It provides you with an excellent platform to learn from each other. Time flies. If you make full use of what the Student Residence provides, you will find your hall life fascinating and meaningful. Otherwise, opportunities and fun just pass you by.

If you want to make a start, talk to your Residence Tutor and
figure out your goals in the Residence and go ahead for fun!