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Issue 1
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T2 2
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INSIDE:WOMEN OF MBS GIVE THEIR THOUGHTS ON LEADERSHIP, PLUS CLUB NEWS, EVENTS AND MORE!!
Women &
Leadership
Edition!
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Dear MBS students,
I hope that you are enjoying the mild winter thus far and that your Term 2 studies are tracking well.
We are excited to bring you this edition of The SouRCe! Inspired by Australia’s historic achievement of its first female Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, our feature article is on Women in Leadership. Many thanks to Frances Pratt, Libby
Akhounov and Rohan Smith for contributing to this feature.
In response to the insights gained from last term’s Student Survey, the SRC has been beavering
away to redefine our purpose and vision and to achieve the best possible outcomes for the student community. We have defined three key areas for improvement: Visibility, Engagement and Action.
Visibility
o Increase communication channels including Facebook, MBS Direct, Email, Student News, Class visits and cafeteria plasma screen
Engagement
o More events for all students e.g. Welcome Back BBQ, Pizza Forum, Club events, Mid-term drinks and End of term drinks
o More input from students via Class Representatives, Pizza Forum and the
expanded Clubs, Alumni, SRC, Careers (CASC) meeting (now including Class Representatives, IT, Marketing and Student Services).
o Increased access to school leadership e.g. Town hall meeting and Chat with the Dean
Action
o Listen to student concerns
o Act on student concerns through relevant channels
o Give timely feedback
Please feel free to have a chat with the SRC team around the school or to email us at [email protected]. We would like to hear your feedback. We hope that the actions of the SRC in pursuit of our student
focused vision will lead to a better MBS experience for all, this term and beyond.
Warm regards,James
SRC PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
TALK TO THE SOURCE!New term, new SouRCe team! Bigger, bolder, brighter (heres looking at you, Rupert!) and in a whole new format.
The SRC wants to hear your opinion in order to make the best use of this communication channel. If you like/dislike the
new format, content, have ideas for future content, or have any other comments or suggestions email us at [email protected]
PRESIDENT
James Mugado
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James: longest running SRC member ever...
Dani just bought an iron wok, watch out Master Chef!
Rosemary left us for Paris, what the heck???
Michael’s hero is Bruce Lee.
Jill once lost her car. She blames it on the fact that she’s blind without her glasses, but we’re not so sure about that...(This happened to me once too! But i don’t wear glasses..... Ed.)
Mathew likes to meditate while surfing. And takes long walks on the beach.
Vanessa’s favourite animal is a sloth.
Tania: biggest fan of the Serbian soccer team, ever.
Rajeev: our newest SRC member - a real Community man!
Andre: loves his vuvuzela so much that he sleeps with it.
For offical bios of the SRC visit: https://direct.mbs.edu/clubs-and-src/Pages/MeettheSRC.aspx
MEET THE SRC!VICE
PRESIDENT
Danijela
Mirosa
MEET THE SRC!
TREASURER
& SECRETARY
Rosemary
O’Brien
IT & COMMS
Michael Ngo
ALUMNI
Jill Tang
CAREERS
Mathew Galt
EVENTS
Vanessa
Landry
EVENTS
Tania Zivkovic
CLUBS &
STUDENT
EXPERIENCE
Andre Visser
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SANDWICH ETIQUETTEIt’s been a long day. A tough class. You’re hungry. You walk out only to find that there are not enough sandwiches to go around. It has happened to most of us at some point, and it isn’t a pleasant experience.
SO TO REITERATE THE THREE RULES OF MBS MEAL ETIQUETTE:
RULE #1 - SANDWICHES ARE FOR STUDENTS IN CLASSES ONLY. This also applies to ANY food left for students in classes or meetings or seminars. If you aren’t in a class/event, you don’t get a sandwich. I do realize that they are practically irresistible (I’ve seen people come to fists over the last spicy lamb wrap) but they are catered exactly for the number of students enrolled in classes for that session. So if you take a sandwich, there is a good chance a student will miss out on eating. So restrain yourself and don’t take that sandwich!
RULE #2 – ONLY TAKE ONE SANDWICH. Again, I know its hard to hold yourself back. They really are quite wonderful, a true taste and flavour experience. IF EVERYONE has gone back into class and there are a couple of stray sandwiches left over, by all means help yourself (they are bound for the bin anyway, but that’s a separate issue). But while there are students waiting for food, the limit is one. O-N-E.
RULE #3 - IF YOU SEE SOMEONE TAKING A SANDWICH AND THEY AREN’T IN A CLASS OR THEY TAKE MORE THAN ONE, REFER THEM TO RULES #1 AND #2.
Simple. Happy dining!
SYNDICATE ROOMS: NOT FOR
SLEEPING!It’s a busy time - mid-term exams driving you mad, syndicate assignments knocking on your door, and those marathon weekend syndicate meetings. Unfortunately - there are only a set number of syndicate rooms, so we need to share (sharing is caring!).
GROUPS HAVE PRIORITY OVER SINGLE USERS!!!
If you are taking up a room on your own, and there is a group looking for a room - please give up the room and find a place in the library (remember the basement if required!) or the cafe after 3pm. If all Mill syndicate rooms are occupied, you may use the Conference centre syndicates (168 Leicester St), Monday to Friday only (9am-5pm, no weekends, no
AV equipment, subject to availability). Enquire at reception. If there is no room in Mill theaters, the library, the cafe or the conference centre, then you may try the Melbourne University main campus library. Please let us know if this is a problem.
Please keep room use limited to 3 HOURS PER ROOM unless you have a previous booking. Monday to
Friday is on a “first come, first served” basis. On Saturdays and Sundays six Mill syndicate rooms will be available for booking for a maximum of 3 hours per syndicate group. Bookings are to be made via [email protected] only.
ANYONE CAUGHT SLEEPING IN A SYNDICATE ROOM LOSES THAT ROOM.
NO EXCEPTIONS.
HOUSEKEEPING (YES, WE’RE LOOKING AT YOU!)
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SRC PIZZA FORUM!!
YOUR SRC!!
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INTERVIEW WITH FRANCES PRATT(MBS MBA 2009, MEMBER ALUMNI COUNCIL)
How do you define leadership? “Leadership is very difficult to define because it is contextual and personal. It is about people and situations... not about popularity, but about making what you believe to be the right decision with the information that you have at that time.”
Who are the leaders you admire? “I am drawn to leaders who stand up for what they believe. An example is Catherine Walter (also an alum of Melbourne Business School and on the board). In her time on the NAB board, even under immense pressure internally and externally, she stuck to what she believed to be right and stood her ground. I think that this showed great guts and grace.”
\What challenges do you believe aspiring female leaders face in today’s world? “Women have a lot of opportunity to lead in today’s world... I think that the main challenge is to decide if it is something that they want to do, and in what areas they want to apply their leadership.”
How can women in leadership roles serve as role models to
other women? “I think that women
should share their thoughts and ideas on what it is to be a leader, both the positives a n d t h e hardships.”
What role do you think men
c a n p l a y i n developing and
a d v o c a t i n g f o r women in leadership
roles? “Men can help by allowing women to grow their own style of leadership and making space available for women to grow and learn. I have also found men to be some of my best advocates and mentors. They help me to see things from a different perspective.”
Do you think we need legislation to mandate for more women in the corporate boardroom? “Yes, I think that we do... Whilst I have some issues with a quota system, it is clear that without some government or business mandate, we will not make headway on this issue. To say that this alone will fix the problem is also simplistic. We need to explore why women are not getting onto boards and what can be done from a systemic perspective... It is proven that companies that can allow and manage greater diversity outperform those without. Gender is only one of the aspects of this - we also need diversification in thinking, career backgrounds, socio-economic backgrounds and experiences.”
Three pieces of advice to women aspiring to take greater leadership roles?
“Be yourself: Know yourself and be conscious of the effect that you have on others.
Be open to opportunity: Be on the look out for how you can help others in your community and in business. Giving to others helps you to grow and learn about yourself.
Be honest and open about your learning and yourself: Talk to people about what you see and what you are learning. Sometimes this means being honest about your doubts and concerns. I know for me – the biggest improvements are made from the hardest experiences.”
WOMEN & LEADERSHIP
“Leadership is
very difficult to
define because it is
c o n t e x t u a l a n d
personal. It is about
people and situations...
n o t a b o u t
p o p u l a r i t y ”
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INTERVIEW WITH LIBBY AKHOUNOV(LAWYER AND CURRENT PART-TIME MBA STUDENT)
How do you define leadership?
“Leadership is about vision for change, conveying that vision and creating a way for people to make something happen.”
Who are the leaders you admire?
“Joan Rosanove QC, Victoria’s first female barrister for her courage, strength and ability to lead the way to change the status quo. Her determination had far reaching implications for women entering the profession.”
What aspects of a woman’s life do you feel develop her leadership potential?
“Women can be better multi taskers, have strong organisational skills and are naturally sensitive to the needs of others. Women are also natural peace makers. I think these qualities are developed t h r o u g h g e n e r a l l i f e
experience.”
What challenges do you believe aspiring female leaders face in today’s world?
“I believe the potential to be a leader is developed in oneself and that is the greatest challenge.”
How can women in leadership roles serve as role models to other women, and what role can men play in developing and advocating for women in leadership roles?
“Through mentoring and sharing their knowledge.”
Do you think we need legislation to mandate for more women in the corporate boardroom?
“Yes. Research shows that boards that are more representative, particularly of women, are more successful.”
Three pieces of advice to women aspiring to take greater leadership roles?
“Work hard, believe in yourself and never take no for an answer.”
“Research shows
that boards that are
more representative,
particularly of women,
are more successful.”
WOMEN & LEADERSHIP
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CATCH-UP WITH THE DEAN!Term 2 saw the start of weekly catch-up sessions in the cafeteria on Monday evenings
(5-5:45 pm) with MBS Dean Jenny George, senior Leadership Team members and other students - make sure you get down there at some point for this fantastic networking opportunity!
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Case Interview Practice:
EVERY SATURDAY 11 AM, LIBRARY BASEMENT
With the beginning of Term 2, it was a time to get the reflection of the last year and see what we achieved and how to go forward. We achieved significant consulting recruitment turnaround from 5 in 2009 to 37 in 2010 (close to 800% increase 'cheers'). This has been partly due to better economic conditions, however better student preparation was also a key factor. In order to further assist students to meet the industry expectations, we are collecting feedback from the firms and will further devise our strategy around the feedback.
So what is happening this term? With less focus on recruitment, Term 2 provides excellent time to develop skills and build networks. Hence we are focusing on Case Interview Practice this term. Case interviews are the unique interview process in the management consulting industry, requiring early preparation and practice from students. We are holding Case practices every Saturday @ 11 am in the Library basement and have plans for case workshop from industry consultants.
MBS ASEAN GAMES DAY:
SATURDAY 17 JULY 2010 (1-5PM), GRATTAN
ROOMWe all know that MBS students are a bunch of study hard (study and work hard, for some) people. What’s missing in this statement? PLAY HARD, of course! So join us for Games Day : a free-to-attend event
with cool ASEAN style snacks and drinks provided. There will also be tutorials on table games played in the region.
Interested in finding out why shuffling those little white tiles are so addictive and popular? Meet our Mahjong gurus! Need exercise
for the brain and face? There’s Manila Poker! You just want child’s play? Indonesian’s Congklak it is!
There are more games offered as well as exciting prizes for beginners and experts alike. So join us on the day to show the world that we study AND play hard!
Games Day video: http://www.facebook.com/#!/video/video.php?
ASEAN CLUBASEAN CLUB
CONSULTING CLUBCONSULTING CLUB
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CHINA MASTER GRADUATION
CELEBRATIONS
THURSDAY 15 JULY 2010 (5-6PM),
COHEN THEATREChina, one of the ancient civilizations of human being, one of the fastest growing economy in the world, Beijing Olympic game in 2008 and Shanghai World Expo in 2010, the mysteries and miracles of which drive Chinese to become one of the most popular language in demand. China Master Club initiated “Language Buddy Program” in 2010 term 2 aiming at those who are interested in Chinese culture, going to exchange studying and traveling to China in near future. The sessions comprise of the Chinese teaching as well as introduction of living in some big cities in China. The Program so far has been well supported by interested candidates from both full time and part time students and feedbacks are positive. We are considering extend the program into future terms as an ongoing basis and try to build a forum to discuss current issues in China.
To CELEBRATE with all the members who are successfully completed the program and become QUALIFIED "CHINA MASTER"!! Certificates will be granted during the session with FREE refreshment. Two PRIVATE Chinese Tutoring will be given out in the session.
For RSVP please email:[email protected]
CHINA MASTERS CLUBCHINA MASTERS CLUB
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“DISRUPTING COMMON THOUGHT”Early in the semester, the association, in collaboration with Alumni Relations, hosted Andrew Scott, Managing Director of digital agency Whybin\TBWA\Tequila. Mr Scott’s presentation, entitled ‘Disrupting Common Thought’, was about the disruption methodology that is currently being used by the agency to great effect. His presentation educated the audience, comprising of around 60 students and alumnus, on the concept of ‘Disruption’, which in a
nutshell, is about recreating the market place in your favour. Mr. Scott used live case study examples, specifically the ‘Pedigree’ account, to further elaborate the concept and to show how it is being used effectively. For more information:http://www.wtbwa.com.au/; http://
www.wtbwa.com.au/index.php/disruption/what-is-disruption/
LECTURE
SERIESThe MBS Marketing Association’s Lecturer Speaker Series is a way to bring the faculty and the student body closer together through sharing of research. The aim of the series is to provide a window for students to gain insight on the cutting edge research being done by the marketing faculty. This series also provides a platform for the faculty to share their latest ideas and research with the student body.This term, the association, along with Professor Les Johnson, hosted the second installment of the series. Professor Johnson shared his research on the impact of low price brands on the order-of-entry advantage. This research paper was presented earlier this year at the Thought Leaders in Brand Management Conference in Lugano, Switzerland. The research revolved around whether companies, specifically pharmaceutical firms, could gain any advantage by introducing low price products into the marketplace. The presentation touched on both the technical methodology as well as the practical findings behind the research.!
NEW NAME, NEW LOGO, NEW
ADMINISTRATION! The MBS Investment Management Association (MIMA) has now a new name; from now on, the investment club will be referred to as the MBS Finance Club. The Club will widen MIMA’s traditional role of
exposing students to investment management roles and hence, provide a broader coverage of the financial services industry. MIMA’s legacy of stock picking competition will continue and this year, the competition will
begin in Term 3. Everyone is encouraged to
participate. Last year’s competition was intense, but rewarding. Cameron Bradley
and James Harrington brought home the gold with their recommendation of a Sell for JB Hi-Fi. First year students: Adam Walkom (recommended Buy for Bradken), and John Wu and Ivy Saludes (recommended Buy for Biota) also participated in last year’s final rounds. Some photos from last year’s competition:Since the start of Term 2 2010, Rajeev Batra, Vinod Bhat, and Ivy Saludes assume leadership roles for the Club. You can read about the Club’s new mission statement and description of activities via MBS Direct. To become a member of the Club and receive future announcements, please send an email to [email protected] OR via Facebook (MBS Finance Club).
FINANCE CLUBFINANCE CLUB
MARKETING CLUBMARKETING CLUB
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MT BAW BAW SKI TRIP!!!!
SATURDAY 10 JULY 2010After spending so much time indoor, you certainly can use a break, right? if you want something different and explore the wild within you and in Australia,
this is the club for you. What are the activities? You tell us and we can work together to organize something. As the name implies, we normally organize outdoor activities
but we can be quite “flexible”. How flexible? Well, the first event for outdoor club this term was indoor rock climbing...we hope that explains. J
in the spirit of winter, we also plan to have a ski trip to Mt.Baw Baw on the 10th of July. If you are interested, please do sign up and be friend with MBS Outdoor Club on facebook.
“LIFE WITHOUT LIMITS”
OUTDOORS CLUBOUTDOORS CLUB
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ENTREPRENEURS WEEK KICKS
OFF WITH A BANG!
FRIDAY 6 AUGUST 2010 (3-5PM),
ELISABETH MURDOCH THEATRE A,
ELISABETH MURDOCH BUILDINGEntrepreneurs Week is upon us again and the excitement is building since word broke that the Lord Mayor of Melbourne, The Hon. Robert Doyle, would be cordially opening the event! Since the great success E-Week 2009, where over 1000 students attended, Student Entrepreneurs | Agents of Change have been turning a lot of heads with E-Week 2010 getting accolades from businesses, entrepreneurs and even the Federal Minister of Innovation and the University of Melbourne’s Provost.
Entrepreneurs’ Week 2010 will showcase a hit list of business moguls, successful entrepreneurs as well as up and coming entrepreneurs who will share their stories and secrets of success. E-Week 2010 will give students an opportunity to gain the right skills, meet the right people and build their confidence to just get out there and start to live their own dream!
The week kicks off at the Opening Ceremony where the Innovator’s Challenge will be launched. In this challenge, competitors will be given a regular, everyday object which they need to add value in some way.
At E-Week’s Closing Ceremony competitors will submit a short video of their ideas and efforts for a chance to win one of many great prizes worth over $1000!
6 AUGUST 2010 9 AUGUST 2010 10 AUGUST 2010 11 AUGUST 2010 12 AUGUST 2010 13 AUGUST 2010
OPENING
CEREMONY &
INNOVATORS
CHALLENGE
LAUNCH
IT START-UPS STUDENT
START-UPS
PANEL
INNOVATION &
INVENTIONS
STUDENT
ENTREPRENEUR
COLIN LEE
CLOSING
CEREMONY -
INNOVATORS
CHALLENGE
AWARDS
KEY DATES:
Find out more information about Entrepreneurs Week by visiting our website: http://www.eweek.org.au/
Interested in getting involved with Student Entrepreneurs or volunteering for E-Week and get the chance to meet the VIPs behind the scenes? Email Kevin at: [email protected]
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ENTREPRENEURS CLUBENTREPRENEURS CLUB
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mentoring & women in
business
MONDAY 19 JULY 2010 (6 PM), MBSThis event has been organised by the Women and Management Club to highlight the benefits of mentorship for women in business. Although women comprise a significant proportion of the business population, under-representation of women in senior management, executive and board positions remains a problem. Engaging a mentor who can provide advice, guidance and advocacy may offer a means of promoting career advancement and breaking through these barriers.
The roundtable discussion will kick off with successful women leaders sharing their insights and experiences in this topic. A discussion will then follow and the goal is to provide informal and personal accounts of mentorship and advice on choosing and approaching a mentor, and framing realistic expectations from both parties.
BRAND NEW CLUB!!!!
Public speaking is like a beast for some and a beauty for others. For some it comes naturally and for some it is just nightmare. Thankfully it is not rocket science and everyone can learn to become a good public speaker. That is right, EVERYONE. There is an old saying “Practice makes perfect” and that is all there is to it. We want to collaborate with Toastmaster International, non profit organization that focuses on improving public speaking skills, to ensure that we have mentors that can help us to become better public speakers. Our first meeting will be in mid July, so stay tuned for more news. If you are keen to join this club, please send your email to [email protected] or [email protected] . This club is open to all MBS family (FT/PT students, staff, alumni).
PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUBPUBLIC SPEAKING
WOMEN & MANAGEMENT CLUBWOMEN & MANAGEMENT CLUB
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2010 WOMEN & MANAGEMENT
DINNER
THURSDAY 5 AUGUST 2010 (7 PM), GRAND
HYATT MELBOURNE, 123 COLLINS STREETThe Dinner is one of Melbourne’s leading forums for celebrating the achievement of women in management, and for discussing issues of gender and diversity in the workplace. Over the years, the Women and Management Dinner has grown to welcome many of the country’s leading businesses and although a premier event, it retains an engaging and intimate feel which is of great appeal to its guests.
Today, the WAM dinner attracts a diverse group of over 600 women and men, and features keynote addresses by outstanding women leaders of various fields who openly
share their leadership journeys.
In 2010, MBS is delighted to welcome keynote speaker Elizabeth Proust AO, director of Perpetual Ltd, Spotless
Ltd, Insurance Manufacturers Australia Pty Ltd, and of Sinclair Knight Merz Pty Ltd. She is also Chairman of Nestle Australia, a member of the Advisory Board of JP Morgan, and a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.
Please contact [email protected] to book. Student tickets are $100 and tables of 10 are also available.
WOMEN & MANAGEMENT CLUBWOMEN & MANAGEMENT CLUB
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Purpose
This SRC award recognises current Melbourne Business School students’ outstanding achievement in the support of the student experience at MBS. All current MBS students that support and enhance the student experience in any area of the MBS community are eligible for nomination. The award will be presented at the end of term drinks in every term.
CriteriaAward Candidates will be nominated and assessed on the basis of evidence that supports their contribution during the term. It includes:
1. Influence on student learning and student engagementExtent to which the initiatives targets identified needs and directly or indirectly enhances student learning, student engagement and/or the overall student experience.
2. ImpactExtent to which the initiative has led to widespread benefits for students, consistent with the purpose of the program
3. Concern for equity and diversityExtent to which the initiative promotes and supports equity and inclusiveness by improving access, participation and outcomes for diverse student groups
The Nomination form should describe a specific service, initiative or project and how it has targeted and enhanced the identified needs of students. It should provide evidence that addresses each of the selection criteria.
Nomination ProcessNomination should be made directly to SRC. An electronic copy of the complete nomination form should also be sent to: [email protected] the list is shortened, the nominated candidates’ profile details will be available on line for final voting process.
STUDENT EXPERIENCE AWARD!
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CALLING ALL STUDENTS!!!
JOIN THE SRC IN TERM 3 2010
CONTACT:
EMAIL [email protected]
WEBSITE https://direct.mbs.edu/clubs-and-src/default.aspx
FACEBOOK “SRC AT MBS”
CALL FOR SRC NOMINATIONS
INTERESTED IN JOINING THE SRC?
NOMINATIONS OPEN MONDAY 12 JULY 2010
Nominations are open from MONDAY 12 JULY 2010 and will run until
WEDNESDAY 21 JULY 2010 5pm. Online voting will commence on
THURSDAY 22 JULY 9am and will go on until THURSDAY 29th JULY 5
pm. You will need to provide a 200 word statement, a photo, and be
nominated and seconded by 2 people who are not running for
election (Yes you can nominate yourself!!!!!). The statement, along
with a photo and the names of your nominators will be published on
MBS direct. Please email this to [email protected].
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CLUBS CONTACT LIST
Club Contact Email ACCC Richard Fox [email protected]
ACCC Samuel Hayton [email protected]
Asean Nader Sianaki [email protected]
Asean Ayu Sastrotanoyo [email protected]
China Maste r Bill Yu [email protected]
China Maste r Gary Su [email protected]
Consulting Clu b Jarrett Pinto [email protected]
Consulting Clu b Vineet Singh [email protected]
Family Club Damian Burger [email protected]
InCu l t
Namrata
Sonawane [email protected]
InCu l t Pooja Thirwani [email protected]
L@n g Diego Suescun [email protected]
L@n g Juliana Zuluaga [email protected] Marketing
Association Kenneth Rodrigues [email protected] Marketing
Association Mamta Gupta [email protected]
MBSEC Dylan Nguyen [email protected]
MBSEC Matt Schwantes [email protected]
MIMA Ankit Lahoti [email protected]
MIMA Ivy Saludes [email protected]
Music S. M. Shahed [email protected]
Music Javier Riquelme [email protected]
Net Impact Mindy Leow [email protected]
Outdoors Clu b Abhi Garg [email protected]
Outdoors Clu b Mulyadi Wibowo [email protected]
Photograph y Arpana Philip [email protected]
Photograph y Jose Silva [email protected] Public Speaking
Club Mulyadi Wibowo [email protected] Public Speaking
Club Paul Henderson [email protected]
Sailing Mindy Leow [email protected]
Soccer Kenneth Rodrigues [email protected]
Sports Club Vineet Singh [email protected]
Sports Club Omar Shah [email protected]
Squash Adam Blakney [email protected]
WAM Samantha Wright [email protected]
WAM Vicky Huang [email protected]
Wine & Philosophy David Doyle [email protected]
Wine & Philosophy Jeff Darlington [email protected]