The College of Social Science (CoSS) at University of
Cambodia (UC) recently welcomed its new Associate Dean, Min Seiha, who will be
responsible for advising students and strengthening the course offerings and
programs under the CoSS.
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Min
Seiha is originally from Kampot province, where he was awarded the top student
of Khmer Literature in the province and was ranked number 6 in Khmer Literature
at the national level. He came to study in Phnom Penh in 2001 at the Royal University
of Law and Economics and majored in Law. He continued his studies at the Royal
School of Administration in 2005 and served in the Office of the Council of
Ministers for 3years. In 2009, he won a scholarship to pursue a Master’s degree
in Australia at the University of Canberra and majored in Public Administration
and Management.
Most
recently, at the University, Mr. Seiha served as an adviser for students who
debated in a Red Cross program at TVK. He hopes to help improve the academic
experiences of UC students by teaching them more about research, encouraging
them to pursue advanced degrees, and strengthening their academic networks.
“I find
that UC students are skillful and have great potential because they study by
international standards, which. . .helps them to study with quality,” he said.
Besides studying in class, UC students are also talented communicators and are
active in social and educational activities outside of the classroom, he added.
The University would like to extend a warm
welcome to Min Seiha into the UC team and family, and looks forward to the
positive contributions he will make to the CoSS and student life on campus.
Source: UC Bulletin December 2011, Page 17
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