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MAHSA Association of Physiotherapy Students (MAPS) New Committee Members for 2024–25.

We are extremely happy and proud to introduce MAHSA Association of Physiotherapy Students (MAPS) new committee members for 2024–25.


On January 26th 2024, the new MAPS committee was installed in a ceremony at MAHSA University's SPC campus. The ceremony was attended by the Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, Nursing and Education, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Veronica Chua, together with the Head of School of Physiotherapy Mr. Suvinlal Stalin, MAPS advisors Mr. Nelson Arputharaj John and Ms, Nisha Vijayan Acharry as well as our dear physiotherapy lecturers and coursemates.

The event was meant to welcome the energetic new team while bidding a fond farewell to the incredible outgoing committee. The new committee was introduced on stage as follows:

Wong Zi Yin- President
Chia Yong En- Vice President
Tan Yi Wen- Treasurer
Nurul Ariena Binti Shari Yusni- Secretary
Lim Vun Jiun- Co-curriculum coordinator
How Chao Zheng- Sports coordinator
Janice Joy Joseph- Social activities coordinator
Choo Yun Ding, Muhammad Fazuan Bin Anuar – Sergeant-at-arms
Velarina, Helwildra Ezra, Muhammad Fazuan Bin Anuar - Social Media team

The membership registry was then handed over by the previous president to the new president, for her to continue with the work. The new president, Wong Zi Yin, took the stage to deliver her speech which highlighted the vision for the future and the events planned. The ceremony concluded with a closing address from our Dean Prof. Veronica who highlighted the importance of MAPS in the holistic development of MAHSA Physiotherapy students and shared her aspirations for MAPS going forward.

Sincere thanks to all our FOSHNE lecturers, fellow students/ members of MAPS for taking the time to attend this jubilant occasion.

Here's to a year of fun-filled yet educational activities, collaboration, growth, and making unforgettable memories together through MAPS! Stay tuned for the awesome initiatives and events from MAHSA Association of Physiotherapy Students in the coming days.

"Coming together is a beginning, staying together is a progress, and working together is a success." – Henry Ford








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