CAPT Student Symposium 2016
The College of Alice & Peter Tan Student Symposium (CAPTISS), which take places once every two years, is one of the …
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The College of Alice & Peter Tan Student Symposium (CAPTISS), which take places once every two years, is one of the …
CAPT was honoured to have Mr Caleb Goh, former drama teacher and professional theatre practitioner, as our Artist-in-Residence for AY2013/2014 Semester 1, in line with the production of CAPT’s first ever musical. Mr Goh mentored CAPTains as they geared up for their performance of Michael Chiang’s ‘Beauty World’.
On 7 May 2012, the Master hosted the Welcome Lunch for the inaugural intake of senior undergraduate students.
ACE week aims to mark the inauguration of community engagement activities in Angsana.
CAPT’s maiden production, Beauty World – CAPT Musical ’14, was held in University Cultural Centre (UCC) and it was a successful night with positive reviews from the guests and audience.
September 2014 marked the inaugural edition of the College of Alice & Peter Tan’s International Student Symposium (CAPTISS). More than 300 university students from Singapore and the region attended our symposium. CAPTISS aims to be an interdisciplinary platform that allows free exchange of ideas…
CAPT is a place that is abuzz with many community engagement events. There is something going on every other day …
Together with the ACE Migrants Committee, volunteers from CAPT had a meaningful engagement with migrant workers participating in the Inter-Dormitory …
A group of 14 students [CAPT Student Leader Action Mentorship (CAPT SLAM)] mentored 20 students from Tanglin Secondary School (TSS) as part of a …
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.