Fellows

A trained ornithologist and freshwater biologist, Movin brings a broad background in biodiversity impact assessments, community-based conservation, and developing regional frameworks for biodiversity credits to his teaching at Ridge View Residential College. He has conducted fieldwork across Southeast Asia, with a particular focus on the Philippines, and believes strongly in learning by doing whether that […]

Kelvin was a Lecturer with the Singapore University of Social Sciences before joining RVRC. Prior to that, Kelvin begun his career at the National University of Singapore (NUS) as a teaching and research assistant. He had a brief stint at the Energy Market Authority and was a Researcher at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation. Kelvin graduated from

Desmond joined the RVRC team in July 2016. He is a Lecturer and the Associate Director of Alumni Relations. An engineer by training and profession, he found a deep passion for sports. He subsequently made a switch into education, teaching physical education (PE) and mathematics. After obtaining his Master of Science (Exercise and Sport Studies),

Dr. Eunice Ng joined RVRC as a Fellow since September 2021. She received her Bachelor degree in Accountancy and her PhD in Strategic Management from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Eunice enjoys teaching and researching topics that lie at the intersection of business, society, and the natural environment. Her research projects encompass not only companies in the

Cheng Puay is a biologist by training. As a veteran educator, he has worked with different educational institutions including serving as the Head of Global Readiness at the Centre for Experiential Learning (Singapore University of Social Sciences). Cheng Puay is highly passionate in experiential and outdoor learning; he is happiest when he is out trekking

Wong Soon Fen is a lifelong learner who began her education journey outdoors as a child where hours were spent playing with friends from the neighbouring ‘kampongs’ before her first formal education in the now defunct Cambridge Primary School. The journey continued in different schools and culminated at NUS where she spent four years playing

Sadaf is the Director of Studies at the Ridge View Residential College, where she teaches interdisciplinary courses about urban sustainability, placemaking, and built heritage, using experiential formats. She is an accomplished outdoor educator, and her contributions have been recognised with several university teaching awards (individual and team). She has led curriculum development for undergraduate programmes