HELP University Vice Chancellor Joins DISTED College’s 32nd Convocation Ceremony to Celebrate Graduates

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November 5, 2024
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The 32nd Convocation of DISTED College marked a significant milestone for a new cohort of graduates, and the event was made even more special by the presence of Professor Dr Liew Teik Kooi (Andy), Vice Chancellor of HELP University. His participation added a distinguished touch to the celebration of the graduates’ hard work and achievements, emphasising the transformative nature of this moment in their lives.

Graduation is not just a ceremony; it is the beginning of a new chapter filled with endless possibilities and challenges. As the Vice Chancellor addressed the crowd, he reminded the graduates that this moment is not only about celebrating their accomplishments but also about looking forward to the future they will shape with their talents, ideas, and dreams. He encouraged the graduates to step into the world with purpose and confidence, knowing that the skills they’ve acquired will empower them to make meaningful contributions to society.

At HELP University, we have always been committed to nurturing humanity-centric, adaptive, entrepreneurial, and balanced learners. In today’s rapidly changing world, these qualities are not merely desirable—they are essential. The Vice Chancellor emphasised that the graduates who will succeed in this dynamic environment are those who can empathise with others, innovate in the face of challenges, and lead with a strong sense of responsibility and purpose.

As the graduates embark on their new journeys, they were urged to stay rooted in the core values of humanity, adaptability, entrepreneurship, and balance. The Vice Chancellor’s message was clear: graduates should remain focused on the people they serve, continuously evolve in response to new challenges, approach problem-solving with an entrepreneurial mindset, and ensure that their personal growth and well-being remain as important as their professional success.

The partnership between HELP University and DISTED College, which began in 2009, was also highlighted as a key factor in the development of these graduates. This collaboration, particularly through the Psychology programme, has grown over the years and now encompasses a wide range of disciplines, including Accounting, International Business, Hospitality, Marketing, Data Analytics, and Communication. Together, HELP University and DISTED College are committed to shaping graduates who are ready to make an impact in the global workforce.

Addressing the graduands directly, Professor Andy offered heartfelt congratulations, praising them for being equipped with the knowledge, skills, and determination to rise to any challenge. Whether they choose to lead teams, start new ventures, or bring about positive change in society, the Vice Chancellor reminded the graduates that their journey is only just beginning. Quoting the timeless Chinese proverb, “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step,” he encouraged them to take that first step with confidence and enthusiasm.

The Vice Chancellor also took a moment to thank the parents, guardians, faculty members, and the Board of Directors of DISTED College, acknowledging their unwavering support in helping the graduates reach this important milestone. Their collective dedication has paved the way for these young men and women to step into the world prepared to make meaningful contributions.

In conclusion, Professor Andy offered his best wishes to the graduates, urging them to move forward with humanity, adaptability, entrepreneurship, and balance. As they set out to make their mark on the world, they are encouraged to carry the values instilled in them throughout their time at HELP University and DISTED College, ensuring that their future is bright, fulfilling, and filled with success.

Congratulations to the graduating class of DISTED College, and may your future be filled with endless opportunities for growth, achievement, and contribution.