The Star Online: Dressing down for launderette. http://google.com/newsstand/s/CBIwg8HEkjY
Archives for September 27, 2017
Bundle News – Myanmar officials say 163 people have been killed, 91 others have gone missing over past year in Rohingya attacks.
Myanmar officials say 163 people have been killed, 91 others have gone missing over past year in Rohingya attacks. – http://bndl.tw/PjM4qMY5
Bundle News – Eating leaves to survive in Myanmar’s ‘ethnic cleansing’ zone
Eating leaves to survive in Myanmar’s ‘ethnic cleansing’ zone – http://bndl.tw/b6QmiVT1
Announcement of Research Programs JFY 2018 to UTM Academic Staffs
We are glad to inform that Research Programs for JFY 2018 is now opened for application!
AUN/SEED-Net welcomes applications from all academic staffs in UTM to apply for the following Research Programs;
(1) Collaborative Research for Common Regional Issue (CRC)
Collaborative Research Program for Common Regional Issues supports academic staff of Member Institutions in conducting multinational collaborative researches on Common Regional Issues facilitated by Japanese professors. The involvements of national administrative organizations or research institutes are recommended for more contribution to practical activities.(2) Collaborative Research with Industry (CRI)
Collaborative Research Program with Industry aims to contribute to industrial development through innovation and application of high technology. This program supports academic staff of Member institutions to conduct collaborative researches with industry under the guidance of Japanese professors. Counter-budget from industry is also contributed.The Implementation Guidelines and Application Forms are available http://www.seed-net.org/application-forms/.
Interested applicants are advised to carefully study the Implementation Guidelines.Deadline for the application is 26 November 2017.
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Sebarang kesulitan amat dikesali.
How many people you know in your department
“If I can do it you can do it too”
“IF I CAN DO IT YOU CAN DO IT TOO”
“I went through such a tough time during my PhD… if I can do it you can do it too!”
I’ve heard statements like this countless times. As well-intentioned as the sentiment might be, it isn’t always helpful.
No matter how tough the situation, somebody, somewhere, probably has it worse. To say, “if I can do it you can do it too” ignores that possibility that some people find themselves in harder circumstances.
I don’t think I’m the least capable person ever to get a PhD, nor do I think my circumstances were the hardest. I don’t know exactly what you’re going through and I don’t know if you can do it too. This realization is key to really understanding other people’s situations and finding ways to help.
Source: “If I can do it you can do it too” | James Hayton’s PhD advice website