Journey
LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE (Issue #2)
#SPOTLIGHT
MyLDS 2015 : United we DREAM, Together we FIGHT!
Hey AIESEC! myLDS 2015 was held at University Putra Malaysia (UPM) last January, I bet you guys had the time of your lives. To revive the memories, we invite you look back on all the little moments we've captured together.
Look at all the Lengzais & Lengluis from AIESEC in USM @ MyLDS 2015 ;D
Chief Delegate (CD) Team 2015
Global Village : the down under Australia!
Global Citizen Application Opportunities !
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#DRUM ROLL
MyLDS 2015 Golden Fox Award Night
Big big congratulations to AIESEC in USM for the awards won! :D
The Most Lengzai and Lenglui Award
The Most Wonderful Country Global Village
Engineering Campus iGCP : Y.E.S. Conference 2015
Here is the OC team of Y.E.S. Conference 2015! They are a bunch of brave souls that willing to take the challenge and lead to make something big and memorable happen in AIESEC in USM (Engineering Campus)! Let’s wish them all the best!
Organizing Commitee President: Tan KH
OCVP External Relations: Joshua Wong
OC External Relations: Jeyasree Sugumaran
OC External Relations: Yap Cia Ling
OCVP Publicity: Chim Jia Wen
OC Publicity: Kai Lian
OCVP Finance and Legislation: Weoi Jye
OC Finance and Legislation: Lee Chin Jie
OCVP Agenda and Event: Ong Ju Kit
OCVP Delegate Servicing: Soh Yan Ying
AIESEC in USM LCP 15/16
Finally after 2 rounds of election, once again we would like to congratulate Puah Chien Yee for being elected as the Local Committee President elect of AIESEC in USM for term 2015/2016! Wishing you all the best embarking your leadership journey on a whole new level!
Not to forget Davis Lim Tiong Hean and Mikaela Chong Ching Yang, who have shown the plenary their tremendous courage and determination in pursuing their beliefs. Remember that leadership is not bounded by position nor title. Remember to continue to stand for what we believe, for if we don't, the world will stand on us.
P/S: As a gentle reminder, this coming up Saturday (07/03/2015) is our 3rd round of EGM so please suit up yourself with formal wear and be punctual for registration. The venue for EGM will be announce so please remember to check out AIESEC in USM group frequently.
#BUANG BALIK
Main Campus: TLP General Training 2
Engineering Campus: General Training 2
Local Commitee Day
30th November the day that main campus met with Engineering campus. A day in the sun and fun with sand at Penang Water Sports Centre lead to unforgettable memories!
#Press Play
Main Campus: EP LEAD Programme Outgoing Preparation Seminar
Finally our EP LEAD Programme is officially ended!
Hopefully, all the life-changers are mentally and physically well prepared for your life changing experience!
“And that is how change happens. One gesture. One person. One moment at a time.”
– Libba Bray
Penang Youth to Business Forum (PY2B)
Asia Pacific Leadership Summit 2014
AIESEC in Asia Pacific Vision
Global Village
APLS delegates @ Malaysian Night
#SHARING IS CARING
Ong Ju Kit : Assistant Chief Delegate MyLDS 2015
Passing selection and taking up the position as an assistant chief delegate (ACD) of LC USM can be considered as the first major role I endeavoured ever since I embarked on this exacting but nothing short of thrilling and unique AIESEC journey. Post MyLDS syndrome struck deep inside me at the very moment I stepped out of Penang International Airport. How does post MyLDS syndrome actually feel like? It’s difficult to describe it in actual words but one thing for sure, you will begin to question yourself a lot more than you used to. I guess this is one of the greatness and the power of AIESEC to leave ever lasting impact on people. If a person is without continual self-reflection from time to time, ones will experience stunted learning curve and grew complacent in their comfort zones over time. Questions began to emerge in my mind. Was it worth it after all? Is this really what you want to do with your university life? Do you have what it takes to ascend to the next level? I hate to admit it but such questions kept pounding my mind for the remainder of the semester break.
Now I begin to realise why there will be a portion of fresh AIESECers begin to drop off the grid after experiencing MyLDS whilst some will grasp the opportunity and eventually soar to become the new generation of leaders in AIESEC. One thing for certain, AIESEC is not tailored for everyone but I can assure you that you will always have some invaluable experiences to gain if you have the courage to undertake an AIESEC journey. I have seen it myself the constructive changes in my friends and fellow comrades in CD Team as well as experiencing first-hand the impact it instilled. Some have the bravery to stand in front of a large audience to do sharing, some have the ability to think big and work smart while some were able to coordinate team and etc. Through mere observation, the impacts it left among my friends during MyLDS were inspiring enough to conclude that all the sacrifices made and the efforts poured into were worthwhile. All those adrenaline rushing moments dealing with deadline after deadline, crisis after crisis under deprivation of rest and sleep with the CD Team had not diminish our will to strive for excellence but it had made us to put aside our differences and bound us together. It eventually shaped us into masters of multitasking and crisis management. It had taught us to lead by passion and inspire through action.
Yes, it is worth it after all and this is what I really want to do with my university life. I do not wish just to indulge myself with self-development, I believe AIESEC provides a platform for the youth to inspire each other and grow together to become future leaders. I want to be part of it; I want to impact youth in Penang.
“Leaders are made, they are not born. They are made by hard effort, which is the price which all of us must pay to achieve any goal that is worthwhile.” - Vince Lombardi
#PASS THE BATON
#5 interesting things about yourself
TAN RUN SHI JE of iGCP (main campus)
1. I love to smile
2. I love to dance
3. I love to sleep
4. I love to sing in bathroom
5. I love to help people
HOR JIA WEI JE of iGTP (main campus)
1. Amateur herpetologist
2. Shutter bug
3. Boutique café hunter
4. Tea enthusiast
5. Outdoor adventurerCHONG WEN ERN, MT Mac (main campus)
1. I have a cute and annoying nick name- kentang and suprisingly I used in as my insta ID. LOL
2. Alarm clock or digital clock are not workable to wake me up, unless ppl knock my door.
3. I learnt a lot after joined AIESEC...foul words and got a batch of bitch friends.
4. I have cute pronounciation where email as emeow and french fries as friend fries.
5. I do not like to eat fruits except some like apple, banana, grapes and I do eat vege but it must be in green colour.