GIVING REVIEW 2021
YEAR IN REVIEW TOTAL AMOUNT RECEIVED TOTAL NUMBER OF GIFTS RECEIVED 47% ALLOCATION OF FUNDS Empowering Students BURSARIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, GLOBAL EXPOSURE, VALUES-DRIVEN EDUCATION TOTAL NUMBER OF UNIQUE DONORS $34,681,602 2,911 2,493 5% WORLD-CLASS FACULTY, CHAIRS, FELLOWSHIPS, INNOVATIVE LEARNING SPACES Creating Knowledge APPLIED RESEARCH, ACTIONABLE SOLUTIONS, KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE, SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY Impacting Communities 48%
1 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE We are proud that our schools, students and faculty continue to be active participants on local and global stages — taking part in competitions, conferences and exchanges that display talent, ambition and the desire to engage. Our centres, labs and institutes continue to engage in research and discovery, making meaningful impact around digital transformation and sustainable living as we set our sights on strengthening our society and industries — and those beyond our borders. As we strive towards our goal of creating meaningful impact, we have embraced more holistic support from partners and donors both old and new. The collaboration that we see today is becoming more comprehensive — extending beyond the more conventional student financial aid and touching on new multi-faceted aspects of our growth. We also celebrate the reinvigoration of past gifts — as donors from different backgrounds rally behind established opportunities of support that we’ve proven to be effective and empowering. The tremendous generosity of our partners and donors does more than facilitate our actions — you inspire us to reach for greater aspirations, and you create possibilities that positively impact our students, our research and the communities — professional, business and social — around us. OPTIMISM AND A FUTURE THAT’S OURS TO CREATE. 2021 has been a year of drive and collective accomplishment — as an institution, we are taking new conversations, innovation and opportunities forward. Over the years our ambitions and impact have grown, and we are deeply aware that these endeavours are shaped and supported by our partners and donors. You create these possibilities for us to collectively explore, build meaningful experiences for our students, and strengthen our communities. PROFESSOR LILY KONG PRESIDENT AND LEE KONG CHIAN CHAIR PROFESSOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, SMU
Giving Review 2021 / Feature Story 2 PARTNERING TO DRIVE HOLISTIC IMPACT AND TRANSFORMATION FEATURE STORY Over the years, SMU has taken significant strides in working with our donors and partners to structure robust and comprehensive initiatives that create impact in multiple areas. This evolution towards an increasingly holistic approach to transformation combines our collective goals of Empowering Students, Creating New Knowledge and positively Impacting the Community into more multi-faceted gift opportunities. SMU’S PARTNERSHIP WITH MAPLETREE TO CREATE LASTING IMPACT Since 2013, Mapletree and SMU have journeyed together to help shape the real estate industry for the better — ensuring access to education while creating new knowledge in the sector. Through the partnership, the Mapletree Real Estate Programme was established and is a holistic programme that enables SMU to provide a transformative education to our students, drive cutting-edge research in real estate, and contribute towards the sector as an engaged city university. Several leaders from Mapletree are also part of the SMU Advisory Board for Real Estate which provides inputs on the programme and helps guide the curriculum to ensure it is up to date with the latest industry trends and standard. PARTNERSHIP TIMELINE 2013 First gift of $500,000 to establish the Mapletree Bursary 2017 Further gift of $3 million to establish the Mapletree Real Estate Programme at SMU Professor Francis Koh appointed as the first Mapletree Professor of Real Estate, and was instrumental in developing the SMU Real Estate Track, and leading real estate thought leadership industry events 2018 First cohort of undergraduates enrolled in the Real Estate Track Inaugural Mapletree Annual Lecture by Professor Francis Koh, with subsequent annual lectures by Visiting Professors from prestigious universities such as the University of Pennsylvania 2019 Inaugural Mapletree-SMU Real Estate Forum 2021 A new $2.5 million contribution by Mapletree to further strengthen the Mapletree Real Estate Programme at SMU Real Estate Track established within SMU’s accredited Master of Science in Applied Finance (“MAF”) programme OUR IMPACT OVER THE YEARS*: 20 students have benefitted from Mapletree Bursaries 10 students have benefitted from Mapletree Awards 111 business study mission participants (3 overseas and 1 local business study missions conducted) 1,600+ attendees participated in the Mapletree Annual Lecture and Mapletree Forum *As of 2021 66 participants enrolled in the Real Estate Track since AY2018 (19 graduates and 47 students)
3 THE MAPLETREE OVERSEAS STUDY TRIP FUND The study trip fund aims to provide students with the opportunity to gain project-based learning experiences, understand international real estate investing, and develop an appreciation of the macro factors that influence the performance of real estate markets across countries. THE MAPLETREE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP Awarded Fellows will contribute to academic and industry relevant research, curriculum development, teaching and public seminars. A total of $1.2 million will be disbursed to support two Fellows over a period of 10 years. THE MAPLETREE SCHOLARSHIP Two undergraduate scholarships will be awarded each year to deserving students enrolled in the Real Estate Track at SMU. Each scholarship will be valued at $10,000 annually. CONTINUING OUR JOURNEY TOGETHER In 2021, the Mapletree Real Estate Programme at SMU was enhanced by a contribution of $2.5 million from Mapletree Investments, providing support to both undergraduate and postgraduate students, and research fellowships. In addition to the existing Real Estate Track for undergraduates, a new Real Estate Track has been established within SMU’s accredited Master of Science in Applied Finance programme. THE MAPLETREE POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP Three postgraduate scholarships will be awarded each year to deserving students pursuing the Real Estate Track within the SMU Master of Science in Applied Finance programme. Each scholarship will be valued at $25,000. THE ENHANCED MAPLETREE REAL ESTATE PROGRAMME WILL PROVIDE MULTI-FACETED SUPPORT OVER A PERIOD OF 10 YEARS IN THE FORM OF:
SPOTLIGHTING FINANCIAL AID AT SMU Financial Aid is a key focus area at SMU as we strive to ensure all students are able to access a transformative education, regardless of their financial need. By doing so, we hope that students can unlock their full potential and leverage the opportunities an education at SMU provides to further discover their passions outside of the classroom. Since SMU’s inception, we have continued to build a range of initiatives and programmes that ensures financial aid remains at the core of our educational offering. Laying a strong foundation in this aspect is our SMU Access programme. BUILDING ON A STRONG FOUNDATION OF GIVING WITH FINANCIAL AID FEATURE STORY SMU has established a range of pivotal gifts and initiatives that to date, continue to deliver meaningful support and impact. Many of these gifts and initiatives have stood the test of time because the value that they bring resonates with other partners and donors. Over the years, these initiatives have grown through the generosity of like-minded donors and inspire others to step up.
5 Through this programme, we guarantee eligible students a financial aid package to cover their full tuition fees. SMU Access was first established in 2017 and seed-funded by the Quantedge Foundation Scholarship, thanks to an endowed $8 million contribution by the Quantedge Foundation. Since its inception, 100 students have been supported by the Quantedge Foundation Scholarship, and this number will only continue to grow. SMU ACCESS — A FIRST OF ITS KIND BY A SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY WE ARE HAPPY TO PARTNER AND SUPPORT SMU IN ITS MISSION TO GUARANTEE FINANCIAL AID TO SINGAPOREAN STUDENTS FROM ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED BACKGROUNDS. AS SINGAPORE PROGRESSES, IT IS IMPORTANT FOR SOCIETY TO CONTINUE PROVIDING EQUAL ACCESS TO QUALITY HIGHER EDUCATION FOR EVERYONE. GIVING THESE STUDENTS BLANKET ASSURANCE OF FULL FINANCIAL AID CAN GO A LONG WAY TOWARDS THIS END. THIS WILL CERTAINLY LIGHTEN THE BURDEN ON THEIR FAMILIES, IMPROVE EDUCATION OUTCOMES AND ENHANCE SOCIAL MOBILITY. SUHAIMI ZAINUL-ABIDIN BOARD MEMBER, QUANTEDGE FOUNDATION SMU ACCESS IS FOUNDED ON THE BELIEF THAT NO DESERVING STUDENT SHOULD BE DENIED AN SMU EDUCATION DUE TO FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES. We continue to expand the SMU Access programme and work with partners who believe in the cause the programme represents. In 2021, a gift from a senior leader in the financial industry who wished to remain anonymous helped to establish the SMU Access Endowment Bursary. Through the additional support, the donor hopes that recipients will feel motivated to achieve greater heights of academic and practical excellence, and that in future, these recipients will be inspired to pay it forward and help others once they are able to.
GROWING OUR SUPPORT THROUGH EXISTING FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMMES Beyond SMU Access, we also continue to work with partners to build and further strengthen other financial aid programmes that provide assistance to our students. By expanding on existing gifts, programmes and initiatives, we ensure continued momentum to allow for more sustained support of those benefitting. New gifts that strengthen our financial aid support offering: OCTAVA FOUNDATION STUDY AWARD Originally established in 2017, the gift continues to grow and support more students thanks to additional funding by the Octava Foundation to enhance the study award. Each study award is valued at $6,000 and tenable for up to 3 years of study. WE ARE ALWAYS IMPRESSED BY HOW THE STUDENTS PRESENT THEMSELVES AND THE MEANINGFUL CONTRIBUTIONS THEY MAKE THROUGH THEIR INTERACTIONS WITH OUR FELLOW STUDY AWARD RECIPIENTS AND IN THE COMMUNITY. ESTHER HENG PROGRAMME DIRECTOR, OCTAVA FOUNDATION BUILDING ON A STRONG FOUNDATION OF GIVING FEATURE STORY
7 YONG PUNG HOW BURSARY First established in 2013 and 2016 respectively, the Yong Pung How Bursary in Law and the Yong Pung How Bursary provides support to undergraduate students across all 6 schools within SMU. The endowed bursary is used to subsidise tuition fees of eligible students so that they can focus on their education. In 2021, the impact of the bursaries was further extended with an additional gift from the family of the late Dr Yong Pung How, to increase the value of each award. Close to 100 students have been supported since its inception. SUSTAINED AND SUSTAINABLE VALUE Whether these gifts naturally evolved from groups with communal interests and experience, or whether they represent aspirations that cut across individuals and organisations, they reflect a growing base that ensures SMU has a stable foundation to develop and make a difference. RAJAN SUNSHINE BURSARY AND SHAILA SUNSHINE BURSARY Driven by a passion and desire to help those less fortunate, husband and wife, Jain Rajan and Jain Shaila, actively support a variety of causes. In 2021, both contributed gifts to establish the Rajan Sunshine Bursary and Shaila Sunshine Bursary to support up to 16 students in total, for the full four years of their education. Their hope is that recipients will take the initiative to similarly pay it forward, and beam a ray of light on those less fortunate. RSTN CONSULTING BURSARY Based on his own experience of financial hardship while growing up, Mr Steven Lim, Group CEO and Founder of RSTN Consulting, established the new bursary to help students facing similar financial challenges, and hopefully, inspire them to pay it forward in future when they are able to. Starting in academic year 2021/2022, the gift will support 12 students per year, at $8,000 annually, over the next 10 years. I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS MY GREATEST APPRECIATION FOR THIS AWARD. THIS AWARD HAS HELPED ME TREMENDOUSLY IN REDUCING MY STUDENT DEBTS AND GIVEN ME MORE MOTIVATION TOWARDS PUTTING IN MY BEST EFFORTS IN MY FINAL SEMESTER. I AM VERY GRATEFUL FOR THIS AWARD AND RECOGNISE THE KINDNESS OF OTHERS. I AM INSPIRED TO DO THE SAME AS WELL AND HELP THOSE WHO ARE IN NEED. ONG ZHEN WEI BACHELOR OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT, RECIPIENT OF RSTN CONSULTING BURSARY
8 The challenge of creating a better future starts with equipping tomorrow’s leaders. Our collective commitment to our students ensures that they have opportunities to explore new pathways for development and discover the full extent of their capabilities. BURSARIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, GLOBAL EXPOSURE, VALUES-DRIVEN EDUCATION empowering students Every gift creates new possibilities to Your gifts count towards greater as e nurture the next generation of leaders and instil in them the right values and attitudes that will help them strive for excellence and become a leader in the industry.
Giving Review 2021 / Inspire New Leaders 9 In preserving the legacy of Ms Diana Koh, a veteran in the field of accounting and advisory, and as an inspiration to young leaders, the Estate of Diana Koh Ming Ying made a gift of $2.4 million to establish two new scholarships, and a new programme to help drive social transformation in vulnerable communities. DIANA KOH POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP AND DIANA KOH INTERNATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Over the next five years, the postgraduate scholarship will be awarded to 11 eligible local students who are pursuing postgraduate programmes in our Master of Science in Accounting (Data and Analytics) and Master of Professional Accounting. The international endowed scholarship will support full-time female undergraduates from the ASEAN region who are facing financial difficulties as they pursue their studies. DIANA KOH SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION PROGRAMME The new programme will be administered by SMU’s Lien Centre for Social Innovation, and will fund up to 12 local internships or six overseas internships at relevant organisations that are working with vulnerable communities. A Social Innovation Fund will also be set up for interns to tap on if they implement innovative ideas to address the unmet needs of the community. NURTURING LEADERS THAT CHAMPION SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION Signing the Agreement on 14 April 2021 to establish the Diana Koh Scholarships and the Diana Koh Social Transformation Programme at Singapore Management University were (seated, L-R): SMU President Professor Lily Kong; Ms Janet Lim, Administrator of the Estate of Diana Koh Ming Ying; (standing, L-R) Professor Paulin Straughan, Dean of Students; Professor Chandran Kukathas, Dean of School of Social Sciences; Professor Cheng Qiang, Dean of School of Accountancy. IT IS INSPIRING TO LEARN THAT THE LATE DIANA KOH WAS AN INDIVIDUAL WHO ROSE AGAINST ODDS AND OVERCAME CHALLENGES TO ACHIEVE SUCCESS AS AN ACCOMPLISHED PROFESSIONAL IN THE ACCOUNTING INDUSTRY. THESE QUALITIES WILL SERVE AS STRONG MOTIVATION FOR ME TO EXEMPLIFY THE SPIRIT OF THIS SCHOLARSHIP THROUGH DEMONSTRATING PERSEVERANCE IN ADVERSITIES TO ACHIEVE EXCELLENCE AND ALSO GROWING A SENSE OF SOCIAL-MINDEDNESS. Empowering Students Creating Knowledge Impacting Communities PHUA ROU YING MSA 2021 AUGUST INTAKE, DIANA KOH POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
Giving Review 2021 / Inspire New Leaders 10 The Linklaters Scholarship was established at SMU in 2021 through a generous endowed gift from the multinational law firm with an established 25-year presence in Singapore. Valued at $15,000 a year, the scholarship is tenable for up to four years and will help cover the recipient’s annual tuition fee and other study-related expenses. For Linklaters LLP, constant growth and innovation lies at the heart of everything they do. As such, in addition to providing financial support for deserving full-time law undergraduates studying at SMU, scholarship recipients will be invited to meet and learn alongside mentors from the firm. They will also have access to valuable training opportunities during their 4-year journey as a Linklaters Scholar. This will undoubtedly provide them with valuable exposure and workplace experience. The firm has also partnered with SMU to establish the Linklaters Bursary Fund to provide support for SMU law students facing financial hardships during their studies. This could be in the form of bursaries, emergency relief, study awards, textbook grants and all other necessary grants to help alleviate financial constraints faced by students. Having come from a modest background, Mr Steve Tay has long attributed his achievements to the kindness and financial support he received during his education. Anchored in his strong belief that education is the best leveler in society, Mr Tay had previously established the Steve Tay Scholarship and the Steve Tay Bursary in 2019 to provide support for undergraduate students at SMU. In 2021, Mr Tay made a new gift to SMU to establish the Steve Tay Endowed Scholarship. Commencing in Academic Year 2022/23, the scholarship will be available to fulltime Singaporean undergraduates at SMU in any degree programme who demonstrate good academic results. Mr Tay hopes that the scholarship will help financially challenged students to gain back their focus, to excel in their studies and build a bright future for themselves. INSTILLING A WORLD-CLASS MINDSET IN LAW STUDENTS LEVELLING THE PLAYING FIELD THROUGH ACCESS TO EDUCATION Empowering Students Empowering Students OUR HOPE IS THAT THE OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE THROUGH LINKLATERS WILL NOT ONLY HELP LEVEL THE PLAYING FIELD FOR STUDENTS WHO MAY BE IN FINANCIAL NEED, BUT ALSO PROVIDE THEM WITH ADDITIONAL PATHWAYS FOR GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT. AS NEW TRENDS AND TECHNOLOGIES EMERGE, ACCESS TO MENTORS FROM THE FIRM WILL ALLOW OUR SCHOLARS TO LEARN FROM SEASONED PROFESSIONALS INVOLVED IN SOME OF THE MOST COMPLEX AND INNOVATIVE PROJECTS ACROSS THE REGION. CHRISTOPHER BRADLEY MANAGING PARTNER, LINKLATERS SINGAPORE
Giving Review 2021 / Inspire New Leaders 11 Faculty Who are Inspiring the Next Generation of Leaders Professor Pang Yang Hoong, Founding Dean of School of Accountancy. As leaders in their field, our students benefit greatly from our faculty’s knowledge as well as their learnings and experiences. Two new programmes were recently established in the name of our faculty members to provide financial support to our students, and inspire them to emulate the values and attitude of our faculty in their strive for excellence. SEBASTIAN TAN HR PASSION PRIZE The new prize was established in memory of adjunct faculty member, Mr Sebastian Tan and to honour his dedication to teaching and passion for exploring new ways in which HR can make a difference to an organisation and its people. The prize is available to Bachelor of Business Management students from the Lee Kong Chian School of Business with a major in Organisational Behaviour and Human Resources, who have demonstrated commitment to HR in addition to good academic performance. THE PANG YANG HOONG STUDY AWARD As part of its 20th Anniversary celebrations, the School of Accountancy (SOA) established a new study award in recognition of the contributions and achievements of SOA’s Founding Dean. Professor Pang Yang Hoong is one of the 12 founding members of SMU, and has been pivotal in shaping SMU into the world-class institution it is today. The study award is available to SOA students, and aims to encourage talented and promising students to pursue a higher education in accountancy, regardless of need, and create their own path in the world. Empowering Students Impacting Communities
12 Your gift counts towards greater as it enables us to explore new areas, and it establishes critical opportunities to deep-dive into emerging trends and issues. In doing so, we are not only creating new knowledge but developing novel solutions that will have a lasting impact on society. Every gift unlocks new opportunities to
Giving Review 2021 / Create New Knowledge 13 With a keen interest in investing and advancing early tech start-ups, Mr Stanley Zhang Xiangdong, the Founding Partner and Managing Director of Jubilee Capital Management (JCM), continues to find ways to support the discovery of potential technology solutions. In furthering research in the areas of Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Computing, Mr Zhang made a generous gift to establish the Jubilee Technology Fellowship in 2021 to support research at SMU’s School of Computing and Information Systems. The inaugural recipient of the fellowship is Professor Tan Ah Hwee, Associate Dean of Research at SMU, who has led various research projects in machine learning, programming and statistical thinking in the past. With support from the fellowship, Professor Tan will further his research and work in cognitive computing — including explorations on the viability cognitive information systems and their applications in specific domains, such as healthcare; and a broader survey to uncover the current state-of-the art in today’s field of cognitive computing. SUPPORTING THE DISCOVERY OF NEW TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS Professor Tan Ah Hwee is the inaugural recipient of the Jubilee Technology Fellowship. THE JUBILEE TECHNOLOGY FELLOWSHIP IS A ONEOF-ITS-KIND AWARD FOR RECOGNISING AND PROMOTING ACADEMIC RESEARCH IN THE FIELD OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND COGNITIVE COMPUTING. THIS FELLOWSHIP HAS PROVIDED ME THE MUCHNEEDED SUPPORT TO CONDUCT FUNDAMENTAL UPSTREAM RESEARCH INTO THE TOPIC OF COGNITIVE COMPUTING, WHICH MAY NOT BE READY FOR FUNDING BY MAIN STREAM RESEARCH FUNDING SCHEMES. PROFESSOR TAN AH HWEE PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE, ASSOCIATE DEAN (RESEARCH), JUBILEE TECHNOLOGY FELLOW, SCHOOL OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Creating Knowledge Impacting Communities
Giving Review 2021 / Create New Knowledge 14 Sustainable Living has been identified as one of the three priorities that SMU has chosen to focus on as part of its Vision 2025. Specifically, one of the challenges that the University is actively working on, is the area of food security and how talent development, knowledge creation and community outreach can create a lasting difference. Starting with a 2018 research report on food insecurity in Singapore, SMU’s Lien Centre for Social Innovation was subsequently commissioned by the Food Bank Singapore to conduct a national study on food insecurity in Singapore which led to the publication of the Hunger Report in 2020. Research conducted in 2019 found that while Singapore was ranked at the top of the 2019 Global Food Security Index, 10.4% of Singaporean households surveyed experienced food insecurity. Building on the insights from the Hunger Report 2019, the Food Bank Singapore provided a second round of funding in 2021, to conduct a study that would further investigate how the food needs and circumstances of food insecure families have changed during the pandemic. Beyond ascertaining the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on these families, the team will also develop a ‘needs’ toolkit to help determine the current food needs of the families. The project will also connect the families facing food insecurity with relevant food support organisations to ensure they receive the appropriate support. The report is expected to be published in 2022. The research project is the first-of- its-kind and represents a way in which SMU is leveraging its strengths in research and our pool of experts to contribute to the pursuit of sustainable living. UNCOVERING THE IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON FOOD SECURITY AND DEVELOPING NEW SOLUTIONS The report is the first nationally representative study on food insecurity in Singapore that aims to document the extent, severity, causes and consequences of food insecurity in the country. SMU’S LIEN CENTRE FOR SOCIAL INNOVATION HAS LONG BEEN AN ADVOCATE OF SEEDING POSITIVE SOCIAL CHANGE IN SINGAPORE AND BEYOND, THROUGH THOUGHT LEADERSHIP AND BY FACILITATING PARTNERSHIPS THAT DRIVE INNOVATION. Creating Knowledge Impacting Communities
Giving Review 2021 / Create New Knowledge 15 As Asian economies continue to grow and expand beyond country borders, SMU remains committed to contributing towards the growth of the region and facilitating meaningful partnerships that promote a deeper understanding of Asia’s economy, polity and society. In 2021, UOB Kay Hian established the UOB Kay Hian China Internship & Training Grant with SMU to allow undergraduates to gain experience in the Chinese financial markets. Successful applicants to the programme will undertake their internship at Tianfeng Securities Co. Ltd, a leading Chinese brokerage located in Shanghai. During the programme, grant recipients will be mentored by training partners in China and gain exposure to the Chinese business landscape that will help equip them with greater cultural awareness and technical capabilities to excel in the new economic realities. VALUABLE EXPOSURE AND EXPERIENCE IN ASIAN MARKETS SMU WORKS WITH LIKEMINDED PARTNERS TO CREATE EXCITING NEW PROGRAMMES THAT HELP DEEPEN OUR STUDENTS’ UNDERSTANDING OF EMERGING TRENDS FROM THE REGION, AND PROVIDE THEM WITH FIRST-HAND LEARNING EXPERIENCES IN ASIAN MARKETS. Empowering Students Creating Knowledge
Giving Review 2021 / Create New Knowledge 16 Professorships and Fellowships at SMU help the University to attract top-tier faculty by providing an avenue for recruiting the best minds, the most creative researchers, and the most engaging teachers. This in turn attracts the brightest students to the University and creates valuable experiences for them. More than just a form of recognition, Professorships and Fellowships expand our collective knowledge and guide us toward the best solutions for economic and social issues in our nation and region. Lecture Series provide faculty members with a platform to share enriching discourse that explores current issues and resolutions around their areas of research and teaching. They are also an avenue for fellow academics to learn from one another and aid in creating broader awareness for SMU’s renowned pedagogy and leadingedge research. Each lecture series provides opportunities for communication and engagement with wider audiences such as governments, industry, and even the public. PROFESSORSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS & LECTURE SERIES
Giving Review 2021 / Create New Knowledge 17 AXA CHAIR PROFESSOR OF CYBERSECURITY Professor Robert Deng Huijie School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University CELIA MOH CHAIR PROFESSOR Professor Phang Sock Yong School of Economics, Singapore Management University HO BEE VISITING PROFESSOR OF CHINESE ECONOMY AND BUSINESS Visiting Professor Chen Fangruo Dean, Antai Colleague of Economics and Management, Shanghai Jiao Tong University JANICE BELLACE PROFESSOR Professor Heli Wang Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University JONES DAY PROFESSOR OF COMMERCIAL LAW Professor Daniel Martin Katz Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology LEE KONG CHIAN CHAIR PROFESSOR Professor Cheng Qiang Dean, School of Accountancy, Singapore Management University Professor Lily Kong President, Singapore Management University, Professor, School of Social Sciences Professor Chandran Kukathas Dean, School of Social Sciences, Singapore Management University Professor Pang Hwee Hwa Dean, School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University LEE KONG CHIAN PROFESSOR Visiting Professor David Basin School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Professor Shantanu Bhattacharya Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Professor Chen Xia School of Accountancy, Singapore Management University Professor Gokhan Ertug Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Professor Nirmalya Kumar Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Visiting Professor Rafael Leal-Arcas Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University Professor Li Jia School of Economics, Singapore Management University Professor Filip Lievens Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Professor Lim Ee-Ping School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Professor Melvyn Teo Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Professor Kapil Tuli Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Professor Yu Jun School of Economics, Singapore Management University Professor Zhang Liandong School of Accountancy, Singapore Management University OUB CHAIR PROFESSOR OF FINANCE Professor Lim Kian Guan Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University RICHARD HU VISITING PROFESSOR Visiting Professor David Hirshleifer Distinguished Professor of Finance, Merage School of Business, University of California, Irvine TOMMIE GOH VISITING PROFESSOR OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS Visiting Professor Martin Kilduff UCL School of Management, University College London Visiting Professor Rajdeep Grewal Kenan-Flagler Business School, University of North Carolina Visiting Professor Roni Michaely Hong Kong University Business School, University of Hong Kong YONG PUNG HOW PROFESSOR OF LAW Professor Yeo Tiong Min Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University PROFESSORSHIPS
Giving Review 2021 / Create New Knowledge 18 BNP PARIBAS FELLOW OF FINANCE Associate Professor Huang Dashan Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University DELLA SUANTIO FELLOW Assistant Professor Kim Jung-Bae School of Accountancy, Singapore Management University D.S. LEE FOUNDATION FELLOW Associate Professor Kwak Haewoon School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University JUBILEE TECHNOLOGY FELLOWSHIP Professor Tan Ah Hwee School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University LEE KUAN YEW FELLOW Associate Professor Jiang Jing School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Sun Jun School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University MPA FELLOW IN MARITIME BUSINESS Associate Professor Marcus Ang Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Fang Xin Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University SINO SUISSE FELLOW Assistant Professor Mandy Tham Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University V3 GROUP FELLOWSHIP IN FAMILY ENTREPRENEURSHIP Assistant Professor Kenneth Goh Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Yip Man Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University LEE KONG CHIAN FELLOW Associate Professor Chang Pao Li School of Economics, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Kenny Chng Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Pascale Crama Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Fang Yuan School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Henry Gao Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Gao Yini Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Aurelio Gurrea Martinez Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Kotaro Hara School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Andree Hartanto School of Social Sciences, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Pasha L. Hsieh Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Sterling Huang School of Accountancy, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Hu Jianfeng Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Onur Ulas Ince School of Social Sciences, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Jiang Lingxiao School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Reddi Kotha Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Akshat Kumar School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Lau Kwan Ho Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Hady W. Lauw School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Li Jiangtao School of Economics, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Liang Hao Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Daniel Lin School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Lou Yun School of Accountancy, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Mei Yuan School of Economics, Singapore Management University FELLOWSHIPS
Giving Review 2021 / Create New Knowledge 19 Assistant Professor Ishani Mukherjee School of Social Sciences, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Ijlal Naqvi School of Social Sciences, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Emiliano Pagnotta Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Professor Augustine Pang Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Simon Schillebeeckx Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Arunesh Sinha School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Sun Jun School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Sun Qianru School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Edward Ti Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Abhijeet K.Vadera Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University The Ngee Ann Kongsi Annual Lecture Series Why We Killed: Security, Authority, and Opportunity in the Rwandan Genocide Professor Omar Shahabudin McDoom Department of Government, London School of Economics and Political Science The Annual Ikeda Peace and Harmony Lecture After Afghanistan — What’s Next? Rory Stewart Senior Fellow, Jackson Institute, Yale University Lien Fung’s Colloquium Who is Chinese in the Digital Age? Reflections on Identity and the Internet Assistant Professor Ting Guo Department of Language Studies, University of Toronto Singapore Mediation Lecture Freeze, Talk, and Trade: 3 Principles of Dispute Resolution in Inter-State Disputes Professor Kishore Mabubhani Distinguished Fellow at the Asia Research Institute, National University of Singapore TY Lee Mindfulness Series Re-wiring Resilience: Neuroscience, Mindfulness, and More Dr Christopher Willard Clinical Psychologist, Author, and Educational Consultant Dentons Rodyk Dialogue Sustainability and Innovation for a More Resilient Future Various Speakers Associate Professor Wang Rencheng School of Accountancy, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Fiona Williamson School of Social Sciences, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Orlando Woods School of Social Sciences, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Holly Yang School of Accountancy, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Yang Hwajin School of Social Sciences, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Yue Heng School of Accountancy, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Zhang Wei Yong Pung How School of Law, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Zhang Yichong School of Economics, Singapore Management University Associate Professor Zheng Zhichao Lee Kong Chian School of Business, Singapore Management University Assistant Professor Zhou Zimu School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University FELLOWSHIPS LECTURE SERIES
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Giving Review 2021 / Strengthen Our Community 21 Run by the SMU Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (IIE), the biennial Lee Kuan Yew Global Business Plan Competition (LKYGBPC) has evolved over the years to become a premier university innovation challenge that attracts entries from top university teams around the globe. The competition itself is only possible with the long-standing support of our founding partner, Wilmar International Limited, alongside our global partners. The 10th LKYGBPC focused on the theme: Reimagine Smart, Sustainable and Resilient Cities, and received over 850 submissions from 650 universities across the globe. This was a 58% increase in total submissions against the previous edition in 2017. After several rounds, Iterative Scopes, from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Relectrify, from the University of Melbourne, were crowned the Grand Winners. Iterative Scopes developed artificial intelligence (AI)-based detection and diagnostic tools for gastrointestinal physicians to improve patient’s outcome; while Relectrify developed a scalable technology solution that unlocks the capacity in used electric vehicle batteries for affordable energy storage. New programmes were also launched during the latest edition, including the inaugural Venture Capitalist (VC) Office Hours, powered by Protégé Ventures, which resulted in a total of 124 successful business consultations between early-stage start-ups and our panel of senior investors from around the region. Another new programme was a series of panel discussions titled, Changemakers Conversations, which allowed discussion and sharing within the Innovation & Enterprise (I&E) community. A GLOBAL PLATFORM THAT FACILITATES INNOVATION FOR A BETTER FUTURE COVID-19 HAS ACCELERATED, THE PACE OF DIGITAL CHANGE AND PUT A PREMIUM ON RESILIENCE, AND SUSTAINABILITY FOR COUNTRIES AND CITIES AROUND THE WORLD. SO, IT IS FITTING THAT THE THEME FOR THIS EDITION IS TO REIMAGINE SMART, SUSTAINABLE AND RESILIENT CITIES. MR HENG SWEE KEAT DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER AND COORDINATING MINISTER FOR ECONOMIC POLICIES Fireside chat between Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat and Senior Venture Capitalists, moderated by SMU President Professor Lily Kong Creating Knowledge Impacting Communities
Giving Review 2021 / Strengthen Our Community 22 Impacting Communities SMU EYE INVESTMENT CLUB SCHOLARSHIP In appreciation of the impact and opportunities that an SMU education has provided, the members of SMU’s largest student interest club have come together to establish a new scholarship programme. The SMU EYE Investment Club Scholarship provides financial assistance to one SMU undergraduate annually. Founded in 2002, the EYE Investment Club is SMU’s first investment interactive club and is committed to connecting its members to the various players in the finance sector. Comprising over 1,600 members with an alumni network spanning 18 years, the club facilitates the exchange of ideas and knowledge between students, faculty, alumni, and industry professionals to empower individual learners while shaping the sector. In addition to financial support, recipients will also benefit from mentorship and guidance by SMU EYE Club alumni. The scholarship is also available to students from any degree programme, which reflects the spirit of the club as it seeks to enable anyone and everyone who is interested to learn regardless of their background. ESTABLISHING SMU’S ALUMNI PHILANTHROPY COUNCIL As we continue to gain new opportunities through the gifts, support and partnership of our alumni, we are also creating more structured platforms for our alumni to collaborate with us. Commenced in January 2021, SMU’s Alumni Philanthropy Council is chaired by SMU alumnus Ben Toh (BAcc, 2009) and comprises 7 alumni volunteers. This council actively works with the University to raise funds in support of SMU’s giving pillars. In particular, they advise on and assist with the development and cultivation of mutually supportive fundraising partnerships with alumni groups, community groups, and organisations to help raise awareness of the philanthropic opportunities at SMU. Celebrating a Culture of Alumni Giving The SMU alumni community is characterised by the desire and capacity to make a meaningful difference and to give back — to communities, industry, the University and those that seek an education within. This unique culture is a source of significant pride and promise. We celebrate the gifts and ambitions of our alumni as they unite to strengthen the SMU community and beyond. IT IS WITH A GRATEFUL HEART THAT I VOLUNTEERED TO LEAD THE ALUMNI PHILANTHROPY COUNCIL, A GROUP OF LIKEMINDED ALUMNI WHO WANT TO HELP FINANCIALLYCHALLENGED JUNIORS PERSIST IN THEIR EDUCATION. WE ENCOURAGE ALUMS TO STEP FORWARD AND JOIN US IN THIS MEANINGFUL MISSION. BEN TOH, BACC (2009) CHAIRMAN, ALUMNI PHILANTHROPY COUNCIL Empowering Students
Giving Review 2021 / Strengthen Our Community 23 Impacting Communities In recognition of the holistic education that their family received at SMU, Mr Koh Lian Chye and Mdm Chew Ee Leng made an endowed gift of $250,000 to establish the Chew Kim Yong Endowed Bursary. Their children Mr Lewis Koh Ren Yi (BBM, 2009) and Ms Celine Koh Zhi Ying (BSocSc, 2010), as well as their son-in-law, Mr Tan Da Qing Steven (BBM, 2008) are all alumni of SMU. The bursary is named in honour of Mdm Chew’s late father, who came from China in his teens and was unable to pursue higher education due to limited family finances. Through the gift, Mdm Chew fulfilled his wish to help students with limited financial means access a quality education. The Chew Kim Yong Endowed Bursary is available for eligible undergraduate students, and is valued at $10,000 which can be used to cover tuition fees and other study-related expenses. GIVING BACK TO THE COMMUNITY AS A FAMILY WE STRONGLY BELIEVE IN THE POWER OF EDUCATION — TO CHANGE LIVES AND TO MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE... WITH THIS GIFT FOR THE BURSARY, WE HOPE TO PAY IT FORWARD, SO THAT STUDENTS FROM LESS PRIVILEGED BACKGROUNDS MAY HAVE ACCESS TO A GOOD EDUCATION, IN THE SAME WAY OUR CHILDREN DID AT SMU. MR KOH LIAN CHYE AND MDM CHEW EE LENG DONORS SMU’s journey of inspiring community service and social responsibility began at the University’s inception. In the course of 20 years, SMU students have clocked almost 3 million hours of community service and have left their mark internationally through 135 overseas projects. Importantly, the difference they have made often leaves its mark on communities, with over 80% of projects lasting at least three years. Through a grant of $890,000, the Tote Board Social Capital Initiative: SMU Inspiring Community Service Programme has been established at SMU to strengthen capabilities and build new opportunities to inspire, enact, celebrate and measure meaningful community service programmes for our students. SMU is working with Tote Board to support four key areas of impact that will strengthen community service programmes — this includes equipping student leaders with the right skills; ensuring community service opportunities through direct projects and internships; raising awareness through a range of platforms; and finally evaluating the impact of community service projects. The partnership represents a unique and comprehensive approach, which will begin with equipping 100 students and supporting at least eight projects, but has the potential to make a meaningful difference to an entire generation of future leaders and the communities they serve. A STRONG FOUNDATION FOR INSPIRING COMMUNITY SERVICE Empowering Students Creating Knowledge Impacting Communities
While the COVID-19 pandemic has kept us apart physically, our milestone fundraiser, SMOO Challenge, provided a unique opportunity to rally people together behind a shared purpose, and to advance our cause of supporting students most in need of support. Conducted virtually, the run-based challenge was open to SMU students, staff, faculty, alumni and our partners anywhere in the world. Funds were raised through participation, open donation, and a unique distance-based mechanism which unlocked gifts from partners upon the completion of key distance milestones. SMOO CHALLENGE: UNITING OUR COMMUNITY FOR GOOD FEATURE STORY DISTANCE MILESTONE TO UNLOCK GIFTS SMOO CHALLENGE 2021 IN NUMBERS: >63,000KM total distance by participants — more than the circumference of Earth 1,000KM distance clocked by the top performing individual over 21 days 1,168 participants >$667,000 gross proceeds were raised to support bursaries Thanks to the collective effort of more than 1,000 participants, the SMOO Challenge unlocked all donation milestones. Tote Board also provided dollar-for-dollar matching donations that helped double the total funds raised for the challenge which will go towards the SMU Bursary Fund to ensure all students are able to access an education. Giving Review 2021 / Strengthen Our Community 24
15 #SMOOChallenge2021 37 26 Stephanie Tantri tsuwardy SMOO Challenge Run #16 Inching towards my goal. Chiong ah! #MyRunningJourney Donna_Ho COMING TOGETHER AS ONESMU The SMOO Challenge represents one example in which our faculty, staff, students, alumni and partners were able to come together and contribute their time, treasure and talent to create meaningful impact and support students in need. We are proud of the various groups within our OneSMU community who continue to come together in our pursuit of better and to create meaningful impact together. The SMOO Challenge was first launched in 2020 as part of SMU’s 20th Anniversary celebration and was awarded the Grand Gold award by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), a global non-profit association dedicated to educational advancement professionals. 25
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Choo Pey Ching, Desmond Choo Siow Leng Chris Chong (BBM, 2020) Christina Law & Chan Siu Man Chua Boon Keat (ExecMBA, 2019) Chua Cherlene (MBA, 2011) Chua Feng Hao (BBM, 2008) Chua Hui Han, Eunice Chua Kai Yun (BSc (IS), 2020) Chua Lee Kiang, Colin (MAF, 2009) Chua Lee Ming Chua Sock Koong Chua Sui Tong Chua Swee Leong, Eric Chua Sze Min, Colleen Ciliandra Fangiono Cindy Chua Citi Singapore Clare Rynn Teo Clifford Chance Singapore Coeclerici Far East Pte Ltd ConocoPhillips Asia Ventures Pte Ltd Conor OKane Cosmas LLC CPA Australia Ltd Crescendas Bionics Pte. Ltd. Cris Red Cristina Red Elaurza Cui Linting (BSc (IS), 2016) Damien Daniel Heng Daniel Lim (BBM, 2010) Daniel Teo Tong How Danny Ong Darlene Machell de Leon Espena Darrell Ee David Andreas Lim David Kho David Lee Hoe Fong David Poon David Tan Mui Kim Dawn Lee Xue En (BBM, 2014) Dawn Ng Mei Ping DBS Bank Ltd Debashish Ghoshroy Debbie Huang (BAcc, 2011) Deborah Ho Deborah Tan Yang Sock Deepal Desai Deloitte & Touche LLP Dentons Rodyk & Davidson LLP Dhaval Pushkarrai Desai DHL Express (S) Pte Ltd Diamond Gas International Pte. Ltd. Djafar Widjaja Dominic Wong Chee Onn (MBA, 2016) Don Emmanuel Maurice Rosairo De Vaz Don Ferrin Dong Ruiyan (BSc (IS), 2018) Dorcas Quek Ern Ling Doreen Tan Doris Sohmen Pao Dou Yee Enterprises (Singapore) Pte Ltd Dr Augustine Tee (GradDipHML, 2016) Dr Gilbert Tan Dr Tan Boon Heon (ExecPhD, 2018) Dr Wee Hong Neo Dr Srinivas K. Reddy Dreymoor Fertilizers Overseas Pte. Ltd. DSM Singapore Dylan Neo Easy Arisarwindha (MAF, 2010) E-Commodities Holdings Pte Ltd Economic Society of Singapore Edmond Lim (BBM, 2010) Edmund Chin Edmund Lin Edward Aung Edward Chu Wei Zhi Edwin Chen (MBA, 2017) Edwin Widjaja (BBM, 2019) Eileen (BBM, 2010) Eileen Goh-Chew (BBM, 2007) Elaine Tan Yi Ling (BSc (ISM), 2014) Elaine Yee Huiqi (BBM, 2004) Elfarina Binte Mohammed Zaid (BBM, 2004) Elitez Pte Ltd Ellen Teo Soak Hoon Eluminix Elvia Goh (BBM, 2012) Elvin Lim Emirates National Oil Company LLC (ENOC) Emma Goh (MBA, 2021) Eratraga Wirya Ernest Kan Yaw Kiong Ernst & Young Solutions LLP Eugene Cheow (BBM, 2021) Eugene Thuraisingam LLP Eugene Yeung (BAcc, 2009) Fan YuanHao Fang Quan @ Daniel Fang (BBM, 2012) Fang Xin Fangda Partners Feng Zhuo (LLB, 2019) Fenny Ho (BBM, 2004) Flo Yeow (BBM, 2015) Florence Fong Fong Mei Ting, Amanda (BBM, 2013) Foo Chai Kwang Foo Choo Kiat (BBM, 2012) Foo Chuan He Foo Kon Tan LLP Foo Long Meng Foo Peow Yong, Douglas Foo See Liang Ford Erik Eugene Franco-Asian Enterprises Singapore Pte Ltd Fullerton Fund Management Gabriel Aw (EMBA Class of 2022) Gabriel Seow (BAcc, 2005), Sarah Seow, Jeremy Seow Gabrielle Carol Ong Bee Choo Gan Pei Pei, Priscilla Ganapathy Loganatha Subramanian Gao Lu (BSc (Econ), 2007) Gary Ng Gay Zheng Cai (BBM, 2015) Gazprom Marketing & Trading S’pore Pte Ltd Gentson Yap (BBM, 2018) Geoffrey Goh (BSc (ISM), 2015) Geok Eng Asset Management Gerald Gordon Bryant Geroge Goh Ching Wah Gershon Liew (BBM, 2008) GIC Private Limited Gino Ernest Ng Giouw Rong Zhen, Jolie (LLM CB & FL, 2017) Glen Browne Goh Chee Heong (MBA, 2020) Goh Ching Yee (BSc (Econ), 2016) Goh Chui Peng, Rita Goh Foundation Goh Jian Rong, Normen (BBM, 2015) Goh Kheng Min Goh Yihan Goldbell Corporation Pte Ltd Goldman Sachs Matching Gift Program Goo Wee Keong Google Asia Pacific Pte Ltd Gordon Foo (BAcc, 2013) Grandchildren of the late Mr Kwek Hong Png GTS Global Trading Pte. Ltd. Gu Kaiying (BAcc, 2016) Gulshan Shamdas Harjani (BBM, 2005) Hairong (BAcc, 2007) Han Koon Juan Hao Liang Hari Susheelgovind Dhayalan Harmony Hazel Tan (BSocSc, 2012) Health Management International Ltd HelloHolo Pte Ltd Heng Kai Sheng (BSc (Econ), 2014) Heng Xiangle (BSc (Econ), 2013) Hengli Petrochemical International Pte. Ltd. Henry Tang Ji Rui (BSc (ISM), 2015) Herbert Smith Freehills LLP Heriwan Gazali DONOR LIST* *Donors who have contributed $100 and above.
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