Assalamualaikum & Salam Sejahtera
Dear Mahasiswa UNISEL,
Kindly be informed that, we are here to provide consultation to currently registered students in Asrama Jananiaga UNISEL. We offer counseling and consultation to help you address personal, academic, spiritual problem,cross-cultural differences, social problems (in hostel) and career concerns.
In the session, we work together to help you develop more personal awareness and the skills needed to overcome problems and help you grow and develop in ways that allow you to take advantage of the educational opportunities at the university. We are also available to provide consultation to students who are concerned about the well-being and academic success in UNISEL.
The details of the session as follow:
Time : Every Tuesday (9.00pm-11.00pm)- can be walk in or by appoinment (preferred)
Venue: Fellow Residence's House - C3-GF-3 (KOLEJ ZA'BA - Cluster C)
If you need further clarification, please do not hesitate to call me 013-3584737
Thank You and wassalam
Best Regard,
MOHD LUQMAN TAIFOR
Fellow
Kolej Za'ba (Cluster C)
luqman@unisel.edu.my
013-3584737
Bac.Islamic Revealed Knowledge & Psychology,IIUM
As fellows, you should be well aware of the situation in the hostel without students coming to you. Please do something about the loud music and loud gathering of Indian students right outside B1 every other night. Sometimes they create such a racket that we can't sleep, and at times they appear to be drunk. They sometimes gather in the left ground unit as you enter B1 which they also sell cigarettes from. And every day, evening or night, they blast extremely loud music until late night from B1-2F-U3 and the speakers can be seen from outside.
ReplyDeleteMost students keep quiet and don't complain because these guys are the same ones with the gang behavior who have carried out a few fights this semester. Have a couple of undercover policemen hang around every few nights. These Indian students will not notice and they can easily get caught and expelled. This reflects truly on UNISEL and news such as gang behavior in a university will prevent parents from sending their children to UNISEL.