By Joash Ee De Silva

Photo by Christopher Khoo Chong Han

With the Student Representative Committee Election which has just recently concluded, we managed to interview some of the committee members of UTAR Kampar’s Student Representative Committee (SRC)

As students who are out of touch on what is it that the SRC actually does for our University, we wanted to find out first hand their plans for us students.

“The first thing we plan to do is to create awareness of SRC among students” says Eric Moo Hong Yuen who was recently elected as Vice Chairman.

Luvena Goh, Secretary also agrees and says “It would be good that SRC be recognised among UTAR students and that they take part in electing their representative.”

“We also want to collaborate with Danish House to take care and ensure student’s welfare in their homes” says Eric.

This comes as good news to students living under Danish House who have found their management unsatisfactory.

When asked about what other plans the SRC might have for us, he replies “At the moment we do not want to reveal too much of our plans, less we fail to live up to those promises.”

Such words do seem to give an air of hope and progress for our University. Speaking with clarity and confidence it seems the SRC is in the right hands.

Fellow Vice Chairman Competitor Tang Je Xen though losing takes it in good stride says “I wish the committee all the best and hope they will fight for the student’s rights”.