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WEBINAR | Introduction to Historical Research (Wednesday 14 October 2020)

WEBINAR | Introduction to Historical Research In the early days of my postgraduate student journey, I was involved in two projects - one of them my own research; the other, being a research assistant for one of my supervisors, Gordon. My own research required me to work in unusual conditions, especially for a novice researcher. I was undertaking business-embedded research in Singapore, and because I had to explore corporate history, found myself in the archives of not only the National University of Singapore Library, but also deep in the archives of the Singapore National Archives. The NUS library was fantastic. A meticulous collection of texts, transcripts, manuscripts and working papers, along with a Newspaper Room - collating and curating newspaper clippings, but subject, by person, by company, from over half a century of publications. Armed with a discounted photocopy card, I spent days in the room, carefully filtering through the plethora of bound collections, identifying article...

Memories Make The Startup Journey

Memories Make The Startup Journey The # startup  journey is way different to business as I know it (or should I now say, 'knew it')! Zoom zoom zoom, after  #Zoom , sharing our platform plans and how we can collaborate with Universities and Academics and Research Students. Last week alone we spent time speaking with academics, resource managers,  #edutech  entrepreneurs, research students, and associations from our neighbourhood - Malaysia & Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia, Australia & New Zealand; and even as far afield as the States and the Middle East.  All a fantastic learning curve to hear perspectives on  #HigherEducation #Problems  from around the globe, and explore ways to help  #ResearchStudents  develop and reach to their fullest potential. Certainly enjoying this  #Journey  with  Farrell Tan  and  Tyler Chin  as we build  #TheThirdDegree  from the ground up. Just a few  #Memories ...