Students receive award for displaying ethical habits in campus.
“Example is not the main thing in influencing other. It is the only thing,” quotes Albert Schweitzer, a French philosopher. Recently, Nilai University (Nilai U) held an ‘I Am A Winner Award’ ceremony which was organised by the committee members of Leaders of Tomorrow society. The event celebrated the noble acts displayed by the students around the campus as spotted by the lecturer-observers. Even though the actions were simply helping to clear out the tables in the cafeteria or carrying books for the lecturer, the instillation of good habit among youngsters will build a more nurtured generation.
Winners and committee members of ‘I Am A Winner Award’ with Nilai U Vice President of Academic Affairs, Prof Dato’ Dr Sothi Rachagan (front, third from right) after the ceremony.
Nine students were ‘caught’ doing noble acts. Receiving the award were:-
1) Darren Christian Tan
2) Cheah Wee Nee
3) Beh Sim Dee
4) Nicholas Cox
5) Miguel Okomo
6)Won See Ching
7)Jekadesh Varmaa
8)Dharshini Arulnason
9)Kirtee Jhurry
The winners were honoured with a certificate as an appreciation of their deeds. The awareness of these moral values are hoped to be viral among the rest of the students. Besides equipping its students with the state-of-the-art facilities for certified higher education, Nilai University makes it an aim to produce employable all-rounded graduates who are professionally competent, and socially confident.
Located 20-minutes away from the Kuala Lumpur International Airport and 40-minutes from the Kuala Lumpur city centre, Nilai U is one of Malaysia's largest private education providers which is home to students from over 50 countries worldwide. It is rated Tier 5, Excellent by the Malaysian Qualifications Agency Setara 2011 Ratings. On-campus accommodation, scholarships and financial aids are available.
