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<strong>UPSI</strong> NEWS<br />
h t t p : / / w w w . u p s i . e d u . m y /<br />
1285 Trainees Appointed as<br />
Volunteer Officers for SUKSIS Corp<br />
<strong>UPSI</strong>, 12 <strong>August</strong> – A total of 1285 trainees<br />
from 19 public universities had completed<br />
their training and had been appointed as Police<br />
Volunteer Reserve Corp Inspectors during an<br />
appointment ceremony that was held at the<br />
Tuanku Canselor Hall.<br />
The Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri<br />
Dato’ Sri Muhammad Fuzi stated that the<br />
implementation of the Volunteer Reserve<br />
Corp is a form of mechanism that can promote<br />
moral values and patriotic sentiments among<br />
undergraduates.<br />
He also appealed to undergraduates to avoid<br />
all form of social issues and crimes.<br />
“As a member of the SUKSIS Corp, you must<br />
become an exemplary figure to other students.<br />
It is imperative that you showcase commendable<br />
personality and high level of discipline. I hope<br />
that the skills that you obtained from this<br />
experience will help you after graduation.<br />
Success is not only a form of destination, it is also<br />
a form of target that requires you to improve<br />
constantly,” he was quoted saying.<br />
Meanwhile, Vice Chancellor Prof. Dato’ Dr.<br />
Mohammad Shatar Sabran said that all higher<br />
institutions of educations should encourage<br />
undergraduates to participate in past-time<br />
activities that can benefit them, “It is very<br />
important for undergraduates to have additional<br />
skills, other than their academic achievements.<br />
A form of validation from SUKSIS can help<br />
improve the undergraduates’ marketability in<br />
the work force.”<br />
“In addition, the development of soft skills,<br />
social skills, discipline and the spirit of patriotism<br />
that are emphasized in SUKSIS are beneficial to<br />
improve the quality of graduates in our country.”<br />
During that event, Inspektor K/S Zahin Iqmal<br />
Abd Rani from International Islamic University<br />
Malaysia was awarded the ‘Inspector-General<br />
Special Award while Islamic Science University<br />
of Malaysia (USIM) was awarded the ‘Best Squad<br />
Award for the Inspector-General Special Award’.<br />
Also present during the ceremony were the<br />
Chairman of the Board of Directors, Tan Sri Dato’<br />
Seri Dr. Wan Mohd Zahid Mohd Noordin, the<br />
Director of Crime Prevention and Community<br />
Safety Department, Dato’ Sri Tajudin Md Isa<br />
and the Perak’s Chief of Police, Dato’ Pahlawan<br />
Hasnan Hassan.<br />
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