FIRST MEETING MINUTE (WIP 1)

Group 2 Creative Studies project
Date: 19th June 2025

Time: 10am – 12pm

Group Members

1.       0139028 Dihrran Chong Yun Siong

2.       0138684 Jolene Tan Zhe Yi

3.       0138450 Fedor Demenov

4.       0138594 Teoh Yu Chen

5.       0139166 Ivy Mae Elizabeth Roland

6.       0139004 Vernyss Chan Sze Wen

7.       0139053 Fatin Afiqah binti Abdullah

8.       0139291 Rihanna Maleeka Arriana Dharan

Agenda

  •   Creating blog website
  •   Assigning Roles
  •   Brainstorm research plan  

Outcome:

1.       Roles

Leader: Dihrran

Secretary: Ivy

Treasurer: Vernyss

Visual and Factual Research Team: Dihrran, Fedor, Fatin

Logistics: Rihanna, Fedor, Ivy, Louis

Marketing & Promotional Team: Vernyss, Rihanna, Louis, Jo

NGO Team: will be decided on a later date

2.       Research Plan

Objective:

- Applying SDG in our university

- Raise funds for an NGO

 

Timeline: Approximately 2 months

 

Resources provided: Rm 150 for budget, project samples

 

Expected outcomes:

- Increased awareness of SDGs

- Increased awareness of (NGO's cause/mission...exp save marine life etc)

- Raise a certain amount of funds to be donated to NGO

 

Method:

- Online research

- Interview 

Obstacles/limitations:

- Weak connections with external parties

- Limited resources


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