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President
Zhipin Khor zp.khor@gmail.com LLB Law Penang |
Vice-President
Eddy Lai yidi00@hotmail.com LLB Law Sarawak |
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Secretary
Anushia Sekaran anusekaran99@gmail.com BA English Language and Applied Linguistics Selangor Sports Representative
Afif Ayub Khan Ba Business and Management Penang Events Manager 1
Muhammad Faizzuddin bin Yusaini BSc Real Estate Johor |
Treasurer
Jonathan Cheong Bsc Mathematics and Economics Selangor Social Representative
Kimberly Josephine Instagram: @kimbxrlyj BSc Consumer Behaviour and Marketing Surabaya Events Manager 2
Christine Wong Xie Mun LLB Law Selangor |
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About Us
The Reading University Malaysian, Bruneian and Singaporean Association (RUMBSA) is undoubtedly one of the largest cultural society here at the University of Reading, Whiteknights campus. RUMBSA was formed by a group of students with a common goal; to create a society for students from the respective countries as a means to bring everyone together under one roof. What started out as a small society quickly grew into what it is today, a society with over 100 members from different countries, with a beautiful and diverse cultural background.
A society is analogous to a tree; with its members as the roots. Without the roots, the tree will never be able to survive and grow. RUMBSA is only where it is today because of its core members. As such, the aim of RUMBSA revolves around you, the students. Our objective is to unite everyone irrespective of origin, religion or creed with hopes of achieving a simple goal; to share and exchange our rich tradition and culture with one another. Furthermore, RUMBSA serves as a platform of interaction and exchange of ideas for students not just in the University of Reading, but with students and societies from different universities across the United Kingdom. Ultimately, RUMBSA hopes to leave an everlasting mark in your social and academic life here in Reading and wish that you have learn something as much as we have from you.
We at RUMBSA wish you all the best as you start an amazing journey at the University of Reading. As you write a new chapter of your life, always remember that RUMBSA will always be here for you. We are your home away from home.
The Reading University Malaysian, Bruneian and Singaporean Association (RUMBSA) is undoubtedly one of the largest cultural society here at the University of Reading, Whiteknights campus. RUMBSA was formed by a group of students with a common goal; to create a society for students from the respective countries as a means to bring everyone together under one roof. What started out as a small society quickly grew into what it is today, a society with over 100 members from different countries, with a beautiful and diverse cultural background.
A society is analogous to a tree; with its members as the roots. Without the roots, the tree will never be able to survive and grow. RUMBSA is only where it is today because of its core members. As such, the aim of RUMBSA revolves around you, the students. Our objective is to unite everyone irrespective of origin, religion or creed with hopes of achieving a simple goal; to share and exchange our rich tradition and culture with one another. Furthermore, RUMBSA serves as a platform of interaction and exchange of ideas for students not just in the University of Reading, but with students and societies from different universities across the United Kingdom. Ultimately, RUMBSA hopes to leave an everlasting mark in your social and academic life here in Reading and wish that you have learn something as much as we have from you.
We at RUMBSA wish you all the best as you start an amazing journey at the University of Reading. As you write a new chapter of your life, always remember that RUMBSA will always be here for you. We are your home away from home.
Words are a pretext. It is the inner bond that draws one person to another, not words.
― Rumi
Constitution
The latest version of the RUMBSA Constitution can be found here.
Disclaimer: The RUMBSA Constitution has been passed during the AGM 2017.
The latest version of the RUMBSA Constitution can be found here.
Disclaimer: The RUMBSA Constitution has been passed during the AGM 2017.