Full of Activities ~ MSU School of Pharmacy

A Visit from Professor Dr. Kenji Sugibayashi

credit for Sir Ib for the picture

On Monday, 13 December 2010, our School of Pharmacy honored to accept the visiting from Dr Kenji Sugibayashi, Dean and Professor from Faculty of Pharmaceutical Science, Josai University, Japan. The two days programmed gave a lot of new knowledge for students as well as for lecturer. The first day, students and lecturers been filled with Prof Dr Kenji's talk regarding on Percutaneous Penetration of Cosmetics and Chemicals. In my opinion, the talk was successfully delivered and the knowledge give food for though for students to know better and perhaps doing research in that field. In fact, the lecturers were also interested shown from their eagerness in asking questions during the Q and A session. The second day, the selected students from each batch of Bachelor and Diploma been interviewed with Prof Dr Kenji. The interview went well with question and opinion regarding the Pharmacy course. At the end of the interview, Prof Dr Kenji advised the students to have good management time as well as to improve the soft skill.

MSU Pharmacy Sport Challenge/MSU Pharmacy Family Day

On saturday, 18 December 2010, our Pharmacy Club had organized MSU Pharmacy Sport Challenge/ MSU Pharmacy Family Day. The purpose of this events is to select players to represent our university for our National Pharmacy Sport Carnival (NPSC) 2011 that will held at the end of January 2011 at USM. Besides that, this event been organized in order to strengthen our bond between the juniors and the seniors of Bachelor and Diploma students. The event starts with registration of students around 7.30 am. The admission fees for registration was only RM5 for the food and beverage during the event. First activity was warming up lead by Hoirul Omal. The modern games and traditional games started at the same time. Futsal and traditional games such as 'batu seremban' and 'tuju kasut' as our opening games. The supporters were really know how to cheer the crowd. Then, the netball game start with both of the teams fiercely compete to score the higher goal. The last activity was the 'sukaneka' which from the word itself showed that the students were really enjoyed with the games that been organized. The games include 'eating pear' competition, 'blown up the balloons' competition and 'finish up' competition. Our beloved lecturer, Mr Khurshid was willing to spend his time for our prize ceremony.

Let the pictures do the rest. :)