Personal Impact

I would say the whole time, you know, the ten years at SMU had been interesting.
And it's very
different from what I used to do. I was an administrator at NUS, but it is very different. Starting a
new entity is very different from working as an administrator in a big organisation. And the journey
had been fun. But in SMU as an administrator, I don't look at myself as an administrator. I look at
myself as working together with a group of people doing new things. There always new things and
as a provost or deputy president, I worked with all the presidents and they are all very different
personalities. The Janice, the Ron Frank to Woody, they are all very different in their own right and
it's been fun.