Bach argues that the CSC urgently needs an update, and that it can begin with dropping Tembusu Welcome Week from the CSC’s portfolio.

In our final piece to conclude the series with the CSC, Guet Ghee speaks with Ryan, an individual who has his passion spread over a wide spectrum from rocket engines to physiology.

This article is part of the ‘Treehouse Chats with the 5th’ series, where we aim to let Tembusu residents know the members of the newly-elected 5th CSC as people, unconstrained by their roles in the CSC. Meet the Ryan Ee, the man behind the title of Operations Director.

While Zhimin speaks to Johandy about his hopes and dreams, Alison seeks to find out all about his embarassing moments.

This article is part of the ‘Treehouse Chats with the 5th’ series, where we aim to let Tembusu residents know the members of the newly-elected 5th CSC as people, unconstrained by their roles in the CSC. Meet the Johandy, instead of meet the vice-president.

Shawn speaks with Tania about her passions, adventures abroad and on the things that get her brain juices flowing.
This article is part of the ‘Treehouse Chats with the 5th’ series, where we aim to let Tembusu residents know the members of the newly-elected 5th CSC as people, unconstrained by their roles in the CSC. Meet the Tania, instead of meet the arts director.

Vanessa speaks to Naz about what drives, inspires, and shapes the individual that he is today.
This article is part of the ‘Treehouse Chats with the 5th’ series, where we aim to let Tembusu residents know the members of the newly-elected 5th CSC as people, unconstrained by their roles in the CSC. Meet the Naz, instead of meet the marketing director.

Alison Chew speaks to Moazzam Khan, our new CSC president, about his life-changing moments, near-death experiences, and the values that he holds dear.
This article is part of the ‘Treehouse Chats with the 5th’ series, where we aim to let Tembusu residents know the members of the newly-elected 5th CSC as people, unconstrained by their roles in the CSC. Meet the Moazzam, instead of meet the president.