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Pros and cons: Should monks be involved in politics?
ISSUE 257JANUARY 10-11, 2015
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organisation coped with challenges?
We manage to engage youths to carry out the projects successfully on a voluntary basis. However, the most challenging thing is to engage senior alumni and to financially sustain the association. We have initiated various projects such as Radio Talk Show and National Conventions to invite senior alumni as speakers and have transformed some of our current projects to be social business projects, in which we charge participants and pay for the project committee and keep the extra for expanding our projects.
5.How do you plan to encourage FUSAAC alumni to become involved in the GAC?
We will inspire them through impacts that we have made and will continue to tap into the interests and specialities of each alumnus. Our involvement in
the GACis one good example where our alumni will come together with others to share their specialties.
6.What are the future plans for FUSAAC?
We will create a platform for a true volunteer experience, in which they could progress through stages of training and project execution from being a base-line volunteer to a project executive. We will give them support to initiate and carry out their own projects that they are passionate about.
7.What are your future plans? I want to be able to reach out
to people in the remote areas and make education a choice for them. If they want to study, there should be a means for them to do so. So I am planning an online educational project and is seeking funding right now.
8.More and more students at ACE are considering of studying
in the USA and have made enquiry to the IDP Study Abroad Office, what messages you want to pass on to them?
There are a lot of good educational institutions in America and it is a vast country with the most cultural diversification. So America will offer not just education but a true intercultural experience. But to be successful, one needs to learn to be critical and read a lot.
The inaugural Global Alumni Convention will be hosted on 30 January 2015. Register to attend now at: www.cambodiaga.org
he Global Alumni Convention (GAC) will help
alumni get connected together, be inspired and learn from various projects that each alumnus has done. Seek collaboration and you will make a bigger impact!
Kagnarith Chea, alumnus, Arizona State University, USA / President, Fulbright and Undergraduate State Alumni Association of Cambodia (FUSAAC)
1.What were the opportunities and challenges you encountered while studying and living in USA? How did you cope with challenges?
I was able to have an opportunity to make friends
with other international students and this gave me an opportunity to improve my intercultural competence. It also gave me a chance to increase my tolerance toward diversifications such as in thinking when debating in class with other international students. The most difficulties are language and food. I used to learn English from books, so it took me three months to get used to the language slang. There was no Cambodian restaurant in my town so I learnt to cook by myself. I just simply gave myself time to get used to it.
2.Upon returning to Cambodia, how has the experience in the USA shaped your career and social paths in Cambodia?
I learned to be more self-
independent. It has inspired me to pursue my social work. I used to volunteer a lot in the US i.e. Habitat for Humanity.
3.What are the roles of the FUSAAC in relation to alumni services and wider Cambodian society? What role do you think alumni should play in Cambodia in the future? What else could the FUSAAC do to contribute to the development of Cambodia?
FUSAAC wants to build a youth culture that helps them grow to their best potential in their future careers through volunteerism. We want to inspire the next generations to bring the best out of themselves.
4.What have been the successes and challenges for FUSAAC? How has the
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ROUND FACE
Aviator or square, angular fames (such as wayfarers) to add definition
OVALFACE
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