Singapore and Indonesia - CL Max Nikias | President
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Singapore and Indonesia - CL Max Nikias | President
USC Delegation Visits Singapore and Indonesia In February, USC President C. L. Max Nikias led a delegation to Singapore and Indonesia, strengthening the university’s ties with top educational institutions in both countries and reconnecting with its strong base of alumni, parents, and high schools in the region. The USC delegation, pictured above at Singapore’s National University Health System, consisted of (left to right): Elizabeth Daley, dean, USC School of Cinematic Arts; Scott Fraser, Provost Professor of biological sciences and biomedical engineering; James Ellis, dean, 1 1, 2 Alumni in Singapore mingle with USC leadership, including Dean Ellis; Mrs. Nikias; and President Nikias at a special reception. (Photos by Stan Ngo) USC Marshall School of Business; Dana Dornsife; David Dornsife, USC trustee; John Wong, chief executive of the National University Health System (with whom the USC delegation met); C. L. Max Nikias, USC president; Niki C. Nikias; Carmen Puliafito, dean, Keck School of Medicine of USC; Yannis Yortsos, dean, USC Viterbi School of Engineering; Alan Casden, USC trustee; Steve Kay, dean, USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences; and Anthony Bailey, vice provost for global initiatives. 3 2 3 President Nikias meets with Tan Chorh Chuan, president of National University of Singapore, to sign a memorandum of understanding. The pact bolsters the relationship between USC and one of the top educational institutions in Southeast Asia, and advances opportunities for collaborative research. 4 4 The USC delegation poses with the faculty and administration of Universitas Indonesia. President Nikias delivered an address centered on the guiding principles of online education to the leaders of the Jakarta-based institution, which is in the process of expanding its framework for online learning. 5 5 USC parent Mari Pangestu, Indonesia’s minister of Tourism and Creative Economy, delivers remarks at our USC alumni reception in Jakarta. 6 President Nikias receives a special gift displaying the emblem of Universitas Indonesia from its rector, Muhammad Anis. 7 Harun Hajadi, advisory board member of the USC Alumni Club of Indonesia; Alan Casden; Husodo Angkosubroto, former chairman of the USC Alumni Club of Indonesia; and President Nikias in Jakarta. 7 6