SOCI JIOS

[This ad is admin-approved] Hi everyone! 👋✨ We're excited to present PrePPEd! 🎤💡 Through a panel sharing and Q&A, hear directly from inspiring voices across NGOs, finance & consulting! 💬 Within these sectors, learn about: • Current needs and trends and how you can contribute • Career pathways • How to score an internship or job Here are our speakers! 🌱 NGOs (6.45–8PM) • Ms Racher Du (AWARE) • Ms Dipa Swaminathan (ItsRainingRaincoats) • Mr Jonathan How (Relief SG) 💼 Finance & Consulting (8–9:15PM) • Mr Clarence Eng (SAP, PPE alumni) • Mr Edward Lim (EY-Parthenon, PPE alumni) 🗓 30 March (Monday) ⏰ 6:45–9:15PM 📍 AS1-0203 Sign up here! https://forms.gle/9Ee5Bct11iTc1vi18

[This ad is admin-approved] 🎙 Fireside Chat with Minister of State Jasmin Lau NUS PPE Club is pleased to host Minister of State Jasmin Lau (Ministry of Education & Ministry of Digital Development and Information), Member of Parliament, for a fireside chat on public service and leadership. The conversation will cover: • Pathways into public service • How policies are developed and implemented • The realities of working in government • Careers in the public sector 📍 LT14 🗓 Wednesday, 11 March 🕝 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM Sign up here!

[This ad is admin-approved] Panel Discussion: Businesses and Power Are businesses becoming a new global superpower? How should governments and citizens respond to this shift in power? Join us for a panel discussion featuring distinguished faculty members! 🎙 Moderator: Professor Ruben Durante Political economy scholar whose work examines media, democracy, identity, and redistribution. Research Fellow at the CEPR, ABFER, CESifo, and IZA, and Research Advisor at Gallup. 🗣 Speakers: A/P Jamie Davidson Expert on Southeast Asian politics, political economy, infrastructure, and food politics. Founder and Leader of the Food Politics and Society research cluster of the Asia Research Institute. A/P Maria Monica Wihardja Former World Bank economist and senior advisor to the Indonesian President’s Office, specialising in technology’s impact on society, labour markets, supply chains, and the Indonesian economy. A/P Neil Sinhababu Specialist in moral and political philosophy, focusing on metaethics, motivation, and the foundations of political reasoning, with works published in the Oxford University Press, Philosophical Review, and Noûs. 📅 Wednesday, 11 March 2026 ⏰ 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM @ LT14 (Registration starts at 4.00 pm) 🍽 Refreshments and food provided before the event! Sign up now! https://forms.office.com/r/d4AYdByNY5

Panel Discussion: Businesses and Power Are businesses becoming a new global superpower? How should governments and citizens respond to this shift in power? Join us for a panel discussion featuring distinguished faculty members! 🎙 Moderator: Professor Ruben Durante Political economy scholar whose work examines media, democracy, identity, and redistribution. Research Fellow at the CEPR, ABFER, CESifo, and IZA, and Research Advisor at Gallup. 🗣 Speakers: A/P Jamie Davidson Expert on Southeast Asian politics, political economy, infrastructure, and food politics. Founder and Leader of the Food Politics and Society research cluster of the Asia Research Institute. A/P Maria Monica Wihardja Former World Bank economist and senior advisor to the Indonesian President’s Office, specialising in technology’s impact on society, labour markets, supply chains, and the Indonesian economy. A/P Neil Sinhababu Specialist in moral and political philosophy, focusing on metaethics, motivation, and the foundations of political reasoning, with works published in the Oxford University Press, Philosophical Review, and Noûs. 📅 Wednesday, 11 March 2026 ⏰ 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM @ LT14 (Registration starts at 4.00 pm) 🍽 Refreshments and food provided before the event! Sign up now! https://forms.office.com/r/d4AYdByNY5

SOCI JIOS pinned «📣 Calling all Sociology & Anthropology students! 📣 The Soci-Anthro Freshmen Orientation Camp (FOC) O’Comm is officially recruiting! 🎉 Have some time this summer holiday and want to give back to the Soci-Anthro community? 👀 Join SAS and be part of the team…»

📣 Calling all Sociology & Anthropology students! 📣 The Soci-Anthro Freshmen Orientation Camp (FOC) O’Comm is officially recruiting! 🎉 Have some time this summer holiday and want to give back to the Soci-Anthro community? 👀 Join SAS and be part of the team making this year’s FOC a meaningful and memorable experience for our freshies 🤩💫 ✨ Gain hands-on experience in various roles 🤝 Meet passionate, like-minded people 💛 Create a welcoming space for incoming freshmen 👉 Swipe for role descriptions 📲 Scan the QR code (last slide!) or use this link: https://forms.office.com/r/9dhqmb8pCV to sign up and access more info ⏰ Registration closes Saturday, 31 January — don’t wait, sign up now!

[YJIS – CALL FOR PAPERS] The Yonsei Journal of International Studies (YJIS) is now accepting submissions for the Spring 2026 issue. • Deadline: February 1, 2026, 11:59PM KST • Submit: https://theyonseijournal.com/submissions/ • Submission Guidelines: theyonseijournal.com/submission-guidelines YJIS is a triannual interdisciplinary journal housed at Yonsei University’s Graduate School of International Studies in Seoul, South Korea. We are operated by a team of graduate students and faculty editors, with the advice of an international editorial board of scholars and professors abroad. We welcome submissions from scholars at all academic and professional levels worldwide under the broad field of International Studies. Please visit our website to view previous issues and get a sense of the topics we publish. For more information, please visit: theyonseijournal.com For inquiries, contact our editorial team at: editor@theyonseijournal.com

Final call 📞 for the upcoming alumni gathering event! Here’s a sneak peek of our invited speakers 😻 Stay back to mingle after the panel discussion, lunch 🍕 is provided. At least 8 faculty members have committed to attending, so you get to say hello to your former profs! We are 2/3 filled. Grab a seat and love to see you there🫶 Sign up here: https://forms.gle/R6xnbHCAYXJETgPt8 Join us on: - Instagram (@nussocianthroalumni https://lnkd.in/ghsNqsFS): For the most active content/engagement. It introduces the people running NANSA and our logo design backstory. - LinkedIn group (https://lnkd.in/gd6YYewG): For an alumni directory and a platform to post.

*[BUMP]* Experience the vibrant rhythms and rich heritage of Genggong: the frog prince of Bali 🐸👑— featuring the students of SE2224 Unmasked! An Introduction to Traditional Dance in Southeast Asia Join us for an unforgettable evening of culture and artistry at just $25 per ticket! 🤍 To purchase a ticket please contact @diaosteve Details below 👇 Date: 9 November 2024 Time: 7pm Venue: NUS Lecture Theatre 13

Hi Y1s, there should be a email sent out by the department with the sign-up links for the freshmen welcome tea held by the Sociology & Anthropology Department. This is meant for both Sociology & Anthropology freshmen to get a chance to interact with the teaching team and a chance to clarify doubts if any. It’ll be held at AS1 02-12 from 3-5pm on 28 August (Week 3 Wednesday) Do drop @weih40 a msg if you did not receive the email or if you have any queries!!

✨Calling all NUS Sociology & Anthropology society members!✨ Join us at our Annual General Meeting, where we will be recapping the year of the 56th Exco and voting for the 57th NUS SociAnthro Society Exco🔥 Head over to this link to register your attendance!…