Date: 26th July 2010
Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm
Venue: AVH

Speaker Profile:
Tan Yew Leong started his career as a designer at William Harold Wong, a boutique design outfit. He then joined Dentsu, Young and Rubicam as an art director responsible for Shell, Tiger Beer and Colgate Palmolive.

Thereafter he joined Leo Burnett Kuala Lumpur where he now runs the creative department together with His ECD. He is the other half of the creative team that is responsible for the long running hugely popular Petronas corporate campaign.

Tan Yew Leong has won more than a hundred Kancil awards including 2 prestigious Gran Prix Golden Kancil.

His sharing at The One Academy will cover through the line advertising (print, screen and multimedia).

Very limited seats available. First come first serve basis will be applied.

Dear MM78-1/2

Kindly note the presentation sequence changes below.

Please be punctual for your presentation tomorrow. Your attendance is required for the whole session. 20% marks deduction will be implied on late comers and early leavers.


UPDATED Presenters list flow:

1. Huevisualab
2. Agenda Solutions
3. NCSM
4. 8TV
5. United Voice
6. MERCY Malaysia

Dear MM78-1/2

Kindly note that your final presentation will be held on the following:

Date: Tuesday 13th July 2010
Time: 1pm: Copy files | 2pm-4pm: Presentation
Max 10 mins per group
Lecturers Assessment: 40%


Presenters list flow:
1. Agenda Solutions
2. NCSM
3. 8TV
4. United Voice
5. Huevisualab
6. MERCY Malaysia
Final Date for Submission: Friday 23rd July 2010
Submission:
- weekly status report (wk 1-7)
- group meeting minutes (if any)
- project workbook compilation
- digital files & final project outcome (dvd)

Please email me (joannekok@toa.edu.my) if anyone’s unclear of anything. Thank you and best regards!

We’re now looking for Student Counselors to assist us on our major Exhibition / Education Fair (Napei, Star, MAPCU etc). Kindly refer to the following details:-

Position: Education Fair Assistant
Job Task: To assist Marketing Department by providing information regarding The One Academy to potential students
Allowance: RM120 per day

Requirement:-
1. Must be current The One Academy students
2. Good communication skills
3. Able to communicate fluently in English. Malay & Chinese speaking will be an added advantage.
4. Out spoken and friendly
5. Presentable outlook
6. Able to work on weekends or public holidays (local or outstation – Malaysia only)
7. Good academic performance
8. Good performance in overall classes’ attendance

Documents Required For Application
1. 1pc of Photocopy IC
2. 1pc of Photograph (4R size – portrait half body)
3. Transcript of results in TOA (Original copy)
4. 1pc of Photocopy TOA ID
5. Other supporting certificates for the interview

How to Apply
1. Prepare all the documents required
2. Go to The One Academy’s front desk and get the application form from receptionist
3. Fill up the application form on the spot
4. Place the application form back the receptionist together with the documents into the A4 envelope given

Interview
1. Shortlisted students will be called up for an interview
2. Dress code: Presentable & Professional

Selection of Candidates
1. Successful candidates will be informed by email
2. Details of the job tasks will be briefed in the next meeting


If you are interested to apply, or for further information, please contact Billy Khoo at 012-914 9564.

For more info please check out the link http://www.sharethemoments.com.my/

For more information about the competition please visit http://mastraveller.com/detikMH/

Dear students,

As a continuing effort to provide additional good resources to facilitate students in their research and studies, please be informed that college has subscribed to two online journals- Project Muse and ACM Digital Library. The online journals can be accessed at the college’s premise.

We have developed a video tutorial to guide students to familiarize and fully utilize the online journals. A shortcut link – Tutorials for online journals - has been posted on every computer desktop in all the labs. When students click on this shortcut, they will be able to view the video.

A short guide on how to access these journals is also available at the library counter.

Please use the links below,
1) Project must --- http://muse.jhu.edu
2) ACM Digital Library --- http://portal.acm.org/dl.cfm


Thank you.

Red Giant Colorista and Look Adobe Premiere Pro now available and intalled at MM Video Lab workstation 15, 16, 17 and 18 for ADV students.

Dear fellow students & staff,

We would like to take this opportunity to bring to your attention about alleged reports on suspicious individuals and vehicles loitering around Bandar Sunway during the morning and evening hours. As crime tends to happens when one least expects it, prevention is always better than cure. And TOA management would like to extend a message on personal safety precautions.

By taking a few simple precautions, you can reduce the risk to yourself and also discourage those who commit crime.

Be prepared....

• Always be alert and aware of the people around you.
• Educate yourself concerning prevention tactics.
• Be aware of locations/situations which would make you vulnerable to crime, such as alleys and dark parking lots.
• Street precautions...
• Be alert to your surroundings and the people around you, especially if you are alone or it is dark.
• Whenever possible, travel with a friend or as part of a group.
• Stay in well-lighted areas as much as possible.
• Walk close to the curb. Avoid doorways, bushes and alleys where someone could hide.
• Walk confidently and at a steady pace.
• Make eye contact with people when walking - let them know that you have noticed their presence.
• Do not respond to conversation from strangers on the street or in a car - continue walking.
• If you carry a purse, hold it securely between your arm and body or consider wearing a fanny pack.

Vehicle Safety...

• Always lock doors after entering or leaving your vehicle.
• Park in well-lighted areas and away from shrubs or other potential hiding places.
• Have your keys ready in your hand as you approach your vehicle to unlock it.
• Check the back seat before entering your vehicle.
• If you think you are being followed, drive to a public place like a police station, gas station or hospital emergency entrance.
• If your vehicle breaks down, open the hood and attach a white cloth to the antenna or put a CALL THE POLICE sign in the rear window. Stay locked inside your car, and if someone stops to assist you, roll down the window only slightly and ask them to call for assistance.
• Consider buying a cellular phone for ready access to emergency communication.
• Don’t stop to aid motorists stopped on the side of the road. Call and request help for them.
• Keep your vehicle maintenance current and always have a FULL tank of gas!

While waiting for a bus....

• Avoid isolated bus stops.
• Stand away from the curb until the bus arrives.
• Don't open your purse or wallet while boarding the bus - have your pass or money already in your hand.
• Don't invite trouble by flashing your jewelry - hide it under a collar, turn ring stones around so that they don't show or leave them at home.

While riding on the bus...

• Sit as close to the bus driver as possible.
• Stay alert and be aware of the people around you.
• If someone bothers you, change seats and tell the driver.
• Keep your purse/packages close by your side. Keep your wallet inside a front coat pocket.
• Check your purse/wallet if someone is jostling, crowding or pushing you.
• If you see any suspicious activity, inform the driver.

Office/Classroom security...

• Never leave your purse or wallet in plain view or in the pocket of a jacket hanging on a door.
• Don't leave cash or valuables at the office.
• If you work alone or before/after normal business hours, keep the office door locked.
• If you work late, try to find another worker or a security guard to walk out with you.
• If you are in the elevator with another person, stand near the control panel. If someone gets on that makes you feel uncomfortable, get off immediately and wait for another elevator.
• Be alert for pickpockets on crowded elevators or escalators.
• Report all suspicious persons/circumstances to the proper authorities: office manager, building security and/or the police.
• Be aware of all escape routes for emergencies and post police business and emergency numbers.


(Source: http://www.twp.grand-blanc.mi.us/)