CoS Project Sci-nergise

Project Sci-nergise

With a vision to foster a College culture of giving back to society, the College of Science Community Project (CoSCP) was officially launched in September 2021, and subsequently renamed Project Sci-nergise in February 2024. It is a staff-and-student volunteerism initiative supported by College of Science (CoS) and championed by student leaders. It aims to provide a platform for the College to come together to promote a more caring society.

Through annual fundraising campaigns and community activities, we hope to achieve the following project objectives as OneCoS:   

  • Create social impact
  • Foster camaraderie within CoS
  • Build a college culture of empathy and social responsibility
  • Improve one’s well-being and mental health
  • Promote and educate on the topics of science and sustainability

The COVID-19 pandemic brought innumerable challenges to countless people, and it continues to leave indelible marks in people’s lives. This project was launched in the crucible of the pandemic to lend a helping hand to those in need, and it continues to do so to this day. The College hopes to share its knowledge with the project’s beneficiaries, helping them to grow and develop on intellectual and emotional levels. 

The fundraising campaign and community activities are open to all CoS faculty, staff, students and alumni. Come join us in making a difference!


“Ours is a society that takes pride in whatever we do, and makes a point of doing it well. A society that is egalitarian and meritocratic in its ethos, where those who have done well feel a sense of duty to give back to the society that nurtured them.”

Then-Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on giving back to society in his last May Day Rally,

The Straits Times, 2 May 2024

Fundraising

  • Donations are open throughout the year.
  • Select “Education and Student Life – CoS Student Community Activities Fund” to make your donation.
  • The donation is tax-deductible and the deduction will be automatically included in your tax assessment if you have provided your tax reference number (e.g. NRIC/FIN/UEN). You do not need to claim the deduction in your tax form.

 

 

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Past Events

On June 25 and 26, a group of students from Yuan Ching Secondary School (YCSS) had the chance to explore life as a young scientist when they took part in the NTU Campus Science Trail. This two-day immersive experience, organised by student volunteers from the College of Science’s community project, Project Sci-nergise, brought science to life across NTU’s vibrant campus, with exciting lab activities, insightful tours, and engaging interactions with university students and researchers.

Read more about Campus Science Trail 2025 here.

Held over the course of two days, June 10 and 11, and taking place on NTU’s campus, the inaugural Campus Science Trail (CST) provided an enriching and interactive experience for a group of participants from the Limbang Youth Network, a youth organisation under the People’s Association Youth Movement (PAYM) network. The aim of the CST was to foster a sense of scientific curiosity amongst the participants, and to provide them with unique learning opportunities while on campus.

Read more about Campus Science Trail 2024 here. 

Having raised $5,060, exceeding the $5,000 fundraising goal in less than 15 days, CoS Community Project (CoSCP) was able to carry out their plan of hosting a virtual science camp for several student care centres. Through the activities of this science camp, CoSCP hopes to provide an opportunity for these children to learn about science in a fun and engaging way.

With 43 volunteers comprising CoS faculty, staff and students, the CoSCP virtual science camp was held from 13 to 17 December 2021 over Zoom. 135 students from 4 different student care centres across Singapore participated.

Over the course of the 5-day virtual science camp, the volunteers guided the children through various science activities and experiments. The activities included Covid-19 education, basic geology and the science behind earthquakes and volcanoes, and terrarium building.

Read more about the science education activities here.

Meet the Committee

From left to right: He Yifei (CHEM), Assistant Director; Bhatia Himanshi (CHEM), Publicity Manager; Nuha Kung (BS), Director; Chew Zi Rui Sherlyn (CHEM), Honorary General Secretary; Misk Amirah Binte Mohamed Fazli (CHEM), Logistics Manager

 

From left to right: Somani Tvesha (PHY), Communications and Publicity Manager; Nuha Kung (BS), Assistant Director/Director; Ong Hui Jing (PHY), Director; Anthia Koh (BS); Wilford Kho (BS), Logistics Manager

Members of the 1st CoSCP Executive Committee:

  • Chan Jun Hong Jonathan (CHEM)
  • Ho Sheng Zhen Damien (ESPP)
  • Lee Hsin Yee (BS)
  • Nicole Yeo (CHEM)
  • Song Shu Min Leticia (CHEM)
  • Vanessa Lunardi (BS)
  • Wee Su Fen (EESS)

 

For enquiries with regards to this project, you may contact Ms Irene Tay at [email protected]