Date: 17 April 2010
Mood: Heavy eyelids
Today is 17 April. i am left with six more days before the prom event. Well, i am 80 percent ready- i found my dinner dress which cost me RM110( despite that high price, i simply just like it.), i got my high heels which cost me RM54 and others necessaries to attend a prom in a "good" shape.
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it has been a busy weekend. From Friday till Sunday( tomorrow), i need to wake up early in the morning for presentations and FBL special programs. Friday's Advanced Management Accounting was a smooth one. As for today FBL Special programs, it was rather frustrating not for me but for others.
It is a common sense that one would feel appreciated when he or she is remembered. Or should i be more specific, when names are remembered.
Despite that simply common sense, i have no idea why would i get two certificates and a look-like-quite-grand wooded "statues" with my names not printed on them today.
( well, i still thank FBL for granting me this award, THANK YOU! and of course, i appreciate it)
where is my name?
Surprisingly, the other top-15 ahievers did not obtain any acknowledgement certificates but rather a certificate of appreciation as participants. Again, these certificates were acknowledging no ones.
Why is it acknowleding no one?
I could understand everyone's frustration with the" blank" certificate of appreciation as PARTICIPANTS. the certificate is not the only causes that drive everyone's frustration. It is the half-day time being spent that makes them feel not worthwhile.( time is essentially precious when finals are in the corner).
Well, let's look at the positive side of this program.
Instead of seeining it as a program to improve academic performance, i would rather treat it as
a channel for MMU to receive feedback from its undergraduates.
We were divided into groups to "share" our thought about MMU with the facilitors( my facilitator was Ms. Wendy Teoh who has been teaching in MMU for four years, married with one two-year-old son, an ex-MMU student who major in Degree in Enterpreneurship)
Well, what else could you expect from this one-hour sharing ?
Non other than the INSUFFICIENT CARPARK ISSUE and the INEFFECTIVE YET CUMBERSOME ONLINE COURSE REGISTRATION.
(There were also other favourable and unfavourable feedbacks about MMU)
The issue of insufficient carparks does not seen to be successfully solved by MMU management.
Even with the NEWLY-in-the-middle-of-the-FOREST carpark( i found it is kind of embarsassing to show oursiders or those who are interested to join MMU that that was actually MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY STUDENT CARPARK ). In my opinion, the carpark provided should be at least filled with tar road instead of the rocky roads?
Despite the far walking distance and the rocky road( could deplete tyres easily), the safety of the carpark is yet another concern( A board showing " park at your own risk " is displayed at the entrance of the carpark). Even CCTV is installed and security guards are there( sometimes) guarding the place, it is still an issue of concern whether that place is safe to park. or rather, i should say, that roards walking toward that desserted carpark is safe. CCTV as all of us know ( especially for those who has taken AIS ) is a detective control rather a more valuable preventive control.
Its effectiveness in ensuring our safety while walking towards the carpark is doubted!
As for the ONLINE COURSE REGISTRATION SYSTEM, i had a quite bad experience this semester and i believe most of the MMU juniors had worse experience. It should be improved!
Especially the manual course registration system! i am tired to commenting on this system.
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Tommorrow would be strategy's presentation. It's the last assignment for this trimester.
Wish all of us the best with the participation of OPRAH CHOW and JayZZ in our presentation tomorrow.
I am extremely exhausted!