Hi there fellow SCIENCESS members,
Saturday, February 23, 2013
COMRADES 13/14
Hi there fellow SCIENCESS members,
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Let's Learn Adobe Photoshop

Thursday, October 14, 2010
LET'S VOTE, PEOPLE!!!
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Permata Camar Mentor-Mentee Visit

Date: 17 January 2010
Time: 8.30 am - 3.30 pm
Venue: Permata Camar Orphanage, Kuantan
Organizer: Mentor Mentee Team, Social & Welfare SCIENCESS
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Qiyamullail & Riadhah
Monday, January 11, 2010
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Thursday, January 7, 2010
KoS Sport Team Delegation
Chef de mission
Badruddin
Raja Adawiyah
Outdoor Games
Futsal Team
Male : Badruddin
Female : Latifah Munirah
Volleyball Team
Male : Zulkifly Yunus
Female : Shatirah
Basketball Team
Male : Mustafa Kamal
Female : Anggreini
Takraw Team:
Halim
Netball Team:
Dayana
Football Team:
Nabil
Indoor Games
Tabble tenis/carrom/chess:
Hilmi
p/s: the results for each game and match will be updated at the right side of this blog, by the way, this entry is the 100th post! congratz PRI SCIENCESS!
Seminar Mahasiswa Menggugat
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Inter-Kulliyyah Games 2010- Grouping
| | GROUP A | GROUP B | |
| A1 | MEDIC | SCIENCESS | B1 |
| A2 | ALLIED | DENTISTRY | B2 |
| A3 | NURSING | PHARMACY | B3 |
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
Motivational Talk Semester I 2007/2008
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29th July, 0740 hours. I receive a text message from my boss, asking me to join him at Sciencess’ “Motivational Talk” program. Being my usual lazy self, I ignored it and went back to sleep (it was a Sunday mind you). However, being my also responsible self, I couldn’t help but feel like I would let him down if I rejected his invitation, so I decided to get up, take a quick shower and head to our
The 1st speaker was one of our own, Sis. Lina Diyana Mohd. Jamal, a final year student from the Department of CTS. Her talk was entitled “The Secret Recipe of an Exceptional Student”. Quite frankly, she was a perfect choice to present such a topic. With 7 straight Dean’s List awards in her course, not to mention having obtained a 4.0 GPA for 2 of her semesters, and to add to that, a healthy interest in debate and taekwondo, she really does seem like an “Exceptional Student”, don’t you think so? Moving on, her recipe for success contains 5 “ingredients” if you like. The 1st being a goal. Without a goal, you would have no direction in your pursuit of knowledge. Her advice in this aspect is to believe in yourself, if you think you can, you can, if you think you can’t, you can’t. The next ingredient is simple enough, study. Take notes of what to study, which means pay attention in class to what your lecturers emphasizes on and what they don’t. Find a suitable time to study (varies between individuals), and develop a way to study that suits you (again, varies between individuals). The next is a problem for many of us, time management. Luckily though, the 3rd speaker of the day presented on this topic, as I will report on shortly. Lastly, Duaa’ and blessings from our lecturers can be a huge help in our search for academic success.
The 2nd speaker of the day was Y. Bhg. Prof. Dato’ Dr.
Lastly, Kapten Hafiz Firdaus bin Abdullah presented his talk “Wal-Asr: Pengurusan Masa Dalam Islam”. It was in Malay by the way. He provided handouts for students, outlining the main points of his talk. Similar to Sis Lina, he set out 5 points for his topic, time management. The 1st is to realize that time is unchangeable. 60 seconds will always be one minute, 60mins is 1 hour, and 24 hours make a day etc. After making this realization, we need to then realize that instead of doing too much, and thus limiting the amount of “free” time we actually have, it would be wiser to do less, excel in those, and not have to worry about time management. The next point is to stay focused and prioritized. Make more time for the more important aspects of your life, and less for the less important. Step 3 is to again realize that time waits for no man. Basically the gist of this point is, don’t procrastinate. The 4th step is to be creative and resourceful, and make your own time. Take note of your daily activities that could be better spent, and make that time more productive. Lastly, find the blessings of Allah S.W.T in time. Time may be an unchangeable entity of the universe, and may not wait for any man, but if we are able to find the value of time and appreciate it as muslims, insyaAllah we will be granted with more time for our worldly and spiritual endevours.
Last word from me, don’t ever think that we don’t need motivation, or that these kinds of events would be pointless and meaningless to us. No matter how old we are, no matter how high our CGPA, we can always learn something new everyday. Something which I myself only learned recently.
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Reported by,
Jazli
Bureau of Information and Communication
Sciencess
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
SOLAT AWARENESS AND MUHASABAH COURSE
On 21st July 2007, Islamic Affairs Bureau (IAB) of SCIENCESS organized Solat Awareness and Muhasabah Course. The program was held in the Auditorium, Kulliyyah of Medicine. The objectives of the program is to produce intellectuals and professionals that posses the values of taqwa and ‘adab. Besides that, it was also to promote love inside the heart of every Muslim towards Rasullulah (p.b.u.h.). The program was conducted by Ustaz Haji Zaharuddin b. Haji Abdul Rahman.
The program started at 8.30am with opening speech by Deputy Dean of Student Affairs Kulliyyah of Science; Assoc. Prof. Dr. Amad @ Ahmad Aman. For the first and second sessions of the program, the speaker talked about proper way of performing ablution and solah according to sunnah. For the third session, he talked about the way to get khusyu’ in solah.
Overall of the program, it gave a big impact to all participants especially during the third session when the speaker played the video of ‘sakaratul maut’. The video showed the stage performance on ‘sakaratul maut’. All the participants were touched after watching the video. From the program also, it made us realized that there were so many acts that we had done which were against syariah. The participants of the program were not only from IIUM students, but they were also from ‘Kolej Kejururawatan HTAA’ and University Malaysia Pahang. At the end of the program, all the participants got all the inputs in performing ibadah with a better grasp of understanding.
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Thursday, January 4, 2007
GASS - The Report
At about a quarter to 9, the event proceeded with a speech from our very own President of Sciencess, Bro. Ahmad Lutfi Lukman. In his speech, he welcomed all new students to Kuantan Campus, and to the KOS. He also encouraged all students to remain patient while adapting to the new environment, and also since our KOS is still establishing itself here in Kuantan Campus.
Bro Lutfi delivering speech. Like singing contest la...
After our president’s speech, our dean, Prof. Dr. Ridzuan Hashim continued proceedings with a very informative and well presented speech. He shared with us his previous experiences as an educator, in order for us to understand how difficult it was for him to have to change offices every few years. By the end of his speech, his message was clear. If he could succeed in his career after moving so frequently, surely we as students, we can overcome this change in culture, from Gombak to Kuantan or from PJ to Kuantan. Also, like our President, Prof. Ridzuan requested that we remain patient while the Kulliyah itself adapts to Kuantan campus. In due time InsyaAllah, our Kulliyah will improve, and be completed, and we will be able to study more comfortably and conveniently.
The night continued with a Multimedia Presentation. Unfortunately, due to some technical difficulties, we were without audio for most of the presentation. And the LCD projector too was a little troublesome, not projecting the colours correctly. It was quite disappointing for many of the students, but InsyaAllah the same won’t happen again.
At 9.15pm we were given a brief intro to the Science Students’ Society by Sis Nabihah, the Vice President of Sciencess. She introduced the new students to the basic framework of Sciencess, explaining the hierarchy and introduced us to the main board of Sciencess, along with all the bureaus within Sciencess.
Nabihah
To close the main event, a lucky draw was held. And on the night, the sisters proved to be the luckiest. All 6 draws were won by the sisters. Was it all fixed? You decide ;-)
During lucky draw. Why all girls? Boys weren't lucky that night maybe.. :)
The event might have closed there, but the students were then divided into their respective courses, Biomedical Sciences, Biotechnology and CTS, and were led by their seniors to a “heart-2-heart” session if you like. The seniors shared their experiences with the juniors, giving advice on how to cope with the workload, where to find resources, which books to buy, and also how our lecturers like to conduct lectures and give quizzes or exams. They did well to prepare us for the years to come.
Here are what a few students had to say about GASS.
Nur Aizura, 1st year Biomedical Sc. student :
GASS was quite helpful. We managed to get to know some of the seniors who gave us lots of useful info and advice. We had a great time, but was a little disappointed about the com (multimedia presentation and LCD projector) and transport back to mahallah, which was none. All in all it was ok.
Don Luqmanul Hakim, 1st year Biotech student :
The event was a good introduction to the KOS and Sciencess. However, it could have been better in terms of preparation. Some parts of GASS wasn’t planned or prepared properly. Even so, the food was good.
Afifah, 1st year CTS student said:
The programme went well I suppose. The committe members have done their best in making the programme a success. They were very friendly toward us and made us feel like we belong here and very welcomed.
The seniors.
The seniors II.
The VIPs.





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