Splash Biography
SUKHMAN SINGH, Student of Mathematics and Physics
Major: Mathematics and Physics College/Employer: Yale Year of Graduation: 2021 |
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Brief Biographical Sketch:
I'm a current junior at Yale majoring in math and physics. Outside of science, I enjoy doing volunteering work primarily through Yale Rotaract, a service-based club that fundraises to provide medical relief for refugees part of the Rohingya crisis. Along with spreading awareness of this refugee crisis through hosting public events, partnering up with international clubs, and attending district meetings, Yale Rotaract also does local service events in New Haven through coat drives, volunteering at soup kitchens, park cleanups, and more! Through this class, I will teach students about this current international emergency and let them know what they can do to make a contribution towards finding solutions for this problem. Past Classes(Clicking a class title will bring you to the course's section of the corresponding course catalog)H4234: Rohingya Refugee Crisis in Splash Spring 2020 (Apr. 11, 2020)
This class will be centered on learning about the history and current state of the Rohingya refugee crisis. In addition, the efforts that are currently being made by various international organizations and by a club at Yale itself to address this issue will be discussed. Students will end up having a better understanding of this refugee crisis and will be able to learn what they can do for their part in helping to end it.
X3971: Yale Rotaract: The Rohingya Refugee Crisis in Splash Fall 2019 (Nov. 16, 2019)
In this course, members of the Yale Rotaract club will give a detailed overview of the current Rohingya refugee crisis: the mass migration of the Rohingya ethnic group from Myanmar, escaping a government-organized genocide. Moreover, members will specifically describe the efforts that the Yale Rotaract club is currently undertaking in fundraising and providing medical relief for these refugees, its collaborations with other international clubs/NGOs, and how every one in the class can get involved and make a positive contribution.
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