Fellows

Dr. Annette Vincent is an educator, researcher, and academic leader with international experience across the United States, Qatar, and Singapore. She holds a PhD in Biochemistry from the National University of Singapore and brings an interdisciplinary approach that integrates science, education, and social impact. With extensive experience in higher education, Annette has held senior academic […]

Veerappan Swaminathan (Veera) is the founder of Sustainable Living Lab (SL2), a sustainability and innovation consulting firm with operations in Singapore, Indonesia, India, and the US. Under his leadership, SL2 has collaborated with governments and multinational corporations to enhance workforce development, support corporate sustainability transitions, and build climate resilience. Veera actively contributes to several initiatives, serving

Siew Chin is an ecologist and started her teaching journey at the Ridge View Residential College (RVRC) in August 2016. Her teaching philosophy is to get guide students to become self‐directed life long learners who are interested about their environment, critical thinkers and problem solvers. After obtaining her Bachelor of Science from National University of Singapore,

A/P Peace Wong is an Associate Professor with the Department of Social Work. She teaches different practice modules at the undergraduate as well as postgraduate levels. In recognition of her outstanding achievements in teaching, she received the Faculty Teaching Excellence Award (2014-2022), Annual Teaching Excellence Award (2019, 2020, 2022) and is placed on Annual Teaching

Sau Kim is Associate Vice President (Global Relations) at NUS and oversees the NUS Global Relations Office (GRO). GRO manages the university’s mobility programmes and uni-to-uni relationships through Alliances, Networks and other collaboration arrangements. She is also a faculty member of the Department of Real Estate at NUS Business School. A former ASEAN scholar, she

A/Prof. Elmie Nekmat is an Associate Professor at the Department of Communications and New Media. He is concurrently a Principal Investigator for the Center for Trusted Internet and Community and Research Associate at the Center for Family and Population Research in NUS. He specializes in media effects research, focused on the social psychological processes and effects

Graham is an Associate Professor with the Department of English Language and Literature. He has a PhD in Drama from the University of Toronto, and he teaches modules about theatre, including “The Theatre Experience”, “Major Playwrights of the 20th Century” and “Theatre Ecologies”. His own research is very interdisciplinary, focusing on intersections between theatre and other

Susan Lee is a Lecturer at the Center for English Language and Communication (CELC). She has taught English communication for over 20 years at IHLs and with corporate clients. She is ACTA (WSQ Advanced Certificate in Training and Assessment) certified and passionate in designing learning to enhance individuals’ skills in interpersonal communication and business communication. She

Magdalena is a critical medical anthropologist with extensive interdisciplinary training in humanities and social sciences, with a focus on Asia. Since 2008 she has lived, studied, and worked in Asia’s many fascinating regions. She has conducted original ethnographic research in Yunnan Province, Kashmir Valley, and the Ladakh region. She speaks Mandarin Chinese and Hindi/Urdu. Magdalena’s