Armed with enthusiastic members, the NUS Southeast Asian Studies Society (SEASS) is a student-run society which works closely with the department. SEASS aims to be the contact point for individuals (both students and faculty) interested in all aspects of Southeast Asian Studies.<\/p>\n
Keep up to date on our events and activities by following us on social media:<\/p>\nWebsite<\/strong><\/a> Feel free to contact us at\u00a0seassociety@gmail.com<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0We look forward to hearing from you!<\/p>\n JOIN US!<\/strong><\/p>\n We welcome all those keen to join our dynamic team to help us promote interests on Southeast Asia within the NUS community.\u00a0We would love to have more people to join us in the committee or as a member. If you have the passion for SEA, you are what we are looking for!<\/p>\nIf you are interested in any positions, do drop us an\u00a0email at\u00a0seassociety@gmail.com<\/a> OUR ACTIVITIES<\/strong><\/p>\n Promoting interests on Southeast Asia and providing information on Southeast Asia’s diverse cultures and histories, the SEASS, together with the Department of Southeast Asian Studies, has oganised various cultural and country-based events and projects in order to bring the Southeast Asian region to the NUS community. Past projects undertaken by the SEASS included a community service project in Pattani, South Thailand in 2003 which was supported by the Singapore International Foundation (SIF), various cultural trips to countries in the region as well as SEASS Alumni Night in 2007.<\/p>\n A key event which we organise each year is the “Southeast Asia Week”, a mini-festival dedicated to all things Southeast Asia. Each year, a myriad of activities and events shaped by the creativity of SEASS members are organised during “Southeast Asia Week”. Past events included a concert dedicated to Southeast Asian music, cultural\/art themed exhibitions, film screenings, academic forums and discussions on Southeast Asian related issues such as human rights, politics and so on.<\/p>\n The SEASS hopes to expand its horizons by holding unique, refreshing and engaging events on Southeast Asia so that the NUS community can enjoy discovering Southeast Asia, the people, places and culture found in this vibrant and ever changing region.<\/p>\n Student Society SEA Studies Students’ Society Armed with enthusiastic members, the NUS Southeast Asian Studies Society (SEASS) is a student-run society which works closely with the department. SEASS aims to be the contact point for individuals (both students and faculty) interested in all aspects of Southeast Asian Studies. 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