People & Acknowledgments
Lots of individuals are involved in running this module. The most useful of them are the SPS mentors. Mentors are senior students who take on teaching responsibilities. The SPS mentor programme has been in place for over 27 years and is taken very seriously by the students and the University. It is unquestionably SPS’s most unique and valuable resource. Mentorship is not only a way to give back to the community but also an opportunity to hone one’s leadership skills. Further, the students (i.e., you) also benefit from the advice and experience of the mentors as they have trodden the path you are presently on.
SPS mentors
Later
Teaching assistants
- Chee Onn
- Bijya Luitel
Graduate Teaching Assistants
- Ervin Chia Sheng Hin
- Rachel Teo Si Yan
SPS mentors
| Andrew Teoh Pek Hong | Cheng Jun Yuan | Colin Chung Kai Yuan |
| Daniel Cheng | Darren | Foo Tun Min |
| Ha Lam Hai | Lai Marcus | Lim Hua En |
| Lim Yi Zhen | Nicholas Ng | Russell Yap Ker Han |
| Ryan Phillips | Tia Shi Ting | Wong Min Xian |
| Xavier Ong Zi Xi | Yap Yu En | Zhai Weiting |
Teaching assistants
- Chee Onn
- Bijaya Luitel
SPS mentors
| Benjamin | Bharath | Channe |
| Daniel | Darren | Derek Ong |
| Eugene | Gabriel | Guan Xin |
| Hai | Hong Kai | Hui Yi |
| Jace | Jing Ting | Marcus |
| Quan En | Ryan Phillips | Ryan Seow |
Teaching assistants
- Lee Yuan Zhe
- Chee Onn
SPS mentors
| Alefiya | Ang Siaw Wei | Bei Yi Yang |
| Bharath | Channe Chwa | Chen Mingyi |
| Clement Tan | Derek Ong | Ervin Chia (H) |
| Guan Xin | Hillson Hung | Jensie Low |
| Lee Kai Xiang | Lim Ting Wei | Michael Lim |
| Nandi Shao | Nemo Chen | Ng Jing Ting |
| Ryan Seow | Tee Kai Ze | Trina Tan |
| Yeow Xuek Qee | Kelissa Goh (H) | Kellie Wong |
Teaching assistants
- Genevieve Tang and
- Lee Yuan Zhe
Acknowledgments
73 is based on an old SPS module called SP2171. It has had many reincarnations. I owe thanks for many changes to the present course to advice from Dr. Kiruthika Ragupathi of the NUS, Centre for Teaching and Learning (CDTL).
73 is based on an old SPS module called SP2171. Kelissa Goh, Darren Teo, Hillson Hung, Mingyi Chen (all from SPS batch 2019), and Yuan Zhe were heavily involved in re-inventing this old content into the first version of 73. The present version is also inspired by many ideas discussed in this process. So, I would like to take this opportunity to thank them.
The following individuals kindly helped proofread this version of the notes. I am thankful for their input.
Yuan Zhe, Bei Yi Yang, Darren Teo, Channe Chwa, Derek Ong, Hillson Hung, Genevieve Tang, Ang Siaw Wei, Bharath.
Genevieve Tang and Linda Sellou were also instrumental in putting together some of the rubrics used for assessment, or which I am immensely grateful.