This year, sculptor and arts worker, Mr Chris Gilmour, spent a live-in semester in CAPT under the auspices of the Artist-in-Residence (AiR) programme. AiR provides an avenue for distinguished and talented artists to share their expertise and creative work with members of the college community, and in doing so, enrich the College's residential life and learning.
In this semester, CAPTains benefitted from a wide range of topics, introduced to them by distinguished speakers who were invited to the Master’s Tea series. Highlights include personal sharing sessions by Ms Rohini Nilekani, Founder-Chairperson of Arghyam (a foundation which funds initiatives in water sustainability in India), philanthropist and author;
City Planning is often associated with bricks and mortar. In fact, for a city to be liveable and sustainable, there is a great deal of software import ...
There are huge disparities in life expectancy and general health both within countries and communities and between the different countries and ...
This talk looked at the work of Chris Gilmour and explored the ways to combine fine art practice and the social potential of art ...
In this session, Prof Straughan discussed the notion of ageing as a social construct, and why it is important that we strive towards an appreciation of what ...
In this session, Mr Huy discussed about some of the communities in the world that are adopting and applying different innovative solutions to promote ...
In this session, Mr Chua shared some insights on how the Land Transport Authority (LTA) works towards achieving sustainable mobility and creating ...
In this session, Dr Tam shared some precious lessons gleaned from discovering a life of purpose ...
As the first Fellow’s Forum for the semester, Dr Alberto Corrias shared about his growing up years in Milan, Italy, as well as his interests within the sphere of technology and the medical sciences ...
In this session, Dr Linda Matar shared about the history of the Arab developmental model from post colonialism until the present ...
In this session, Ms Rohini Nilekani discussed about her work on water and sanitation and on children’s education. ...
CAPT’s CE Fest is an annual event celebrating the spirit of community engagement and the friendships that have been forged with the partners and ...
This special session celebrates the CAPT journey of our first batch of final year CAPTains, with Cheri, Grace and Jun Hao sharing their ...
In this session, Prof Rod Downey explored apparently simple questions about the quantity Pi from a historical perspective, finishing with ...
MAROONED: CAPT Freshman Orientation Camp 2016 (19th-22nd July) welcomed the new batch of CAPTains and allowed them to interact and integrate with ...
The College organizes Master’s Teas on a regular basis, which are open to all students. ...
The College of Alice & Peter Tan Student Symposium (CAPTISS), which take places once every two years, is one of the ...
A group of 14 students mentored 20 students from Tanglin Secondary School (TSS) as part of a ...
23 CAPTains went on a 13-day trip to Myanmar in December, exploring the themes of employability and environment in ...