MAHSA University Orientation (Day 2)

12 September 2017

 Programmes: - Registration
            - 2 p.m - 5p.m
              - Campus exploration and team building
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The second day of the two weeks orientation and as the previous day, there was registration in the morning.

More students arrived today and most of them were foreigners. 

The orientation began with the campus tour. All of us went to our respective groups and were lead by a facilitator around the campus.

On campus, there are 5 blocks. Beginning with the block from the main entrance is the "Pharmacy Block". The second building is the "Dental Block", the third building is the main building and followed by the remaining two are the hostels.

The facilitator of our group is an MBBS student. A second year student. She showed us the lecture halls and laboratories that we will be using for the Faculty of Medicine.

We were brought to the last floor of the "Dentistry Building" whereby it is filled with cubicles. Each cubicle were designed identically to mimic the outlook of a dental clinic.

This is where the Year 5 Dentistry students conduct their practical. It is a dental clinic by itself and is opened to public. The people offered various dental services at a subsidised price. 

The tour ended quickly as we were not shown to all faculties. We did however explored the library. It was conducive and filled with tons of reference books for various subjects.

Since most of the groups' tour ended rather quickly, what precedes next was a short act.

Each of the group were given a bar of soap, a toothbrush, a pair of scissors, a paper bag and a paper plate.

Each of the group were then given a piece of paper. In it was the title of what we had to perform.

Our group received the "Rage in a Classroom". Personally, we weren't really filled with ideas or brainstorming on what to perform. However, it was rather entertaining to watch the other groups performing their own given title.

And that was it for the second day!

See you soon!~ :)

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Over and out!~

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