Management and Science University (MSU) through the MSU School of Hospitality and Creative Arts (SHCA) has held a virtual edition of its Hospitality and Creative Arts Carnival or HeARTS.
Officiating the closing ceremony of HeARTS 2021 the Virtual Edition was Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid.
“Tourism may have been badly affected, yet do not let yourself be perturbed by it. Instead, master a new skill, embrace technology, and keep learning. Engage with creativity in problem solving, and move forward with adaptability, agility, and learnability,” encouraged the MSU President.
Building both community and collaboration, HeARTS aims to deliver the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 11 for Sustainable Cities and Communities through its community engagement programme MyNeighbours. Themed ‘Nurturing Generations, Building Society’, MyNeighbours seeks to elevate the economic capability of the asnaf community through a boost in knowledge and skills. Courses to the poor’s aid include Basic Design for Business, Basic Sewing, Food Costing Guide, and a Baking Workshop. The 2021 edition is a continuation from MyNeighbours 2019 with the same group of participants.
Other programmes and activities in HeARTS 2021 included the 12th SHCA Research Colloquium 2021, the SHCA Entrepreneurial and Innovation Exhibition (ENVEX), an awareness talk on online etiquette – Don’t Be Mean Behind the Screen, and a short course on sign language.
Webinar titles comprised Digital Tourism: The New Age of Smart Tourism, Emerging Trend: Touring Bikers, Growth as an Entrepreneur, and Alumni Sharing on Careers during COVID-19: Challenges and Changes.
HeARTS 2021 main competitions comprised MSU Young Chefs Battlefield, MSU Waiter Race Virtual Edition, Spa and Beauty Fest 4.0, and Folk Music Arrangement.
The award of Most Outstanding Young Chef in the MSU Young Chefs Battlefield 2021 competition went to Muhammad Isa Zarin from the Bachelor in Culinary Arts (Hons) programme, whilst the award of Most Outstanding Waiter in the MSU Waiter Race 2021 Virtual Edition went to Muhammad Farihin Mohd Faizal from the Diploma in Culinary Arts programme.
The award of Most Outstanding at the Spa and Beauty Fest 4.0 was bagged by Puteri Nur Eizyana Azhar from the Diploma in Beauty Management programme, whilst the award of Most Outstanding Modern Folk Music Arrangement went to Azie Syazwina Khairul Ariffin from the Diploma in Music Technology programme.
Earlier on, the School of Hospitality and Creative Arts (SHCA) had organized its Dean’s List Award 2021 with style icon Bon Zainal as guest speaker.
Other HeARTS 2021 competitions comprised Warisan Budaya Malaysia, Colours of Malaysia, Starstruck Dance, Heritage Dessert Styling, MSU Cyber Games, Dynamics Robotics, D.I.Y. Craft, and Craftastic Floral. Singing and dancing talents were pitted in Star Quest and The Art of Malay Culture.
Over a hundred students of Event Management organized HeARTS 2021, with close to five hundred students of Event Practices, Tourism, and Project Management as co-organizers.
Attended by students of SHCA and MSU colleges nationwide as well as industry panelists and members of the MSU Alumni Association, HeARTS 2021 the Virtual Edition concluded with an endowment of RM20,000 presented to MSU Foundation Yayasan MSU (YMSU).
Among the sponsoring companies to HeARTS 2021 was Mios Kitchen.
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Management and Science University (MSU) through the MSU School of Hospitality and Creative Arts (SHCA) has held a virtual edition of its Hospitality and Creative Arts Carnival or HeARTS.
Officiating the closing ceremony of HeARTS 2021 the Virtual Edition was Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr Mohd Shukri Ab Yajid.
“Tourism may have been badly affected, yet do not let yourself be perturbed by it. Instead, master a new skill, embrace technology, and keep learning. Engage with creativity in problem solving, and move forward with adaptability, agility, and learnability,” encouraged the MSU President.
Building both community and collaboration, HeARTS aims to deliver the Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 11 for Sustainable Cities and Communities through its community engagement programme MyNeighbours. Themed ‘Nurturing Generations, Building Society’, MyNeighbours seeks to elevate the economic capability of the asnaf community through a boost in knowledge and skills. Courses to the poor’s aid include Basic Design for Business, Basic Sewing, Food Costing Guide, and a Baking Workshop. The 2021 edition is a continuation from MyNeighbours 2019 with the same group of participants.
Other programmes and activities in HeARTS 2021 included the 12th SHCA Research Colloquium 2021, the SHCA Entrepreneurial and Innovation Exhibition (ENVEX), an awareness talk on online etiquette – Don’t Be Mean Behind the Screen, and a short course on sign language.
Webinar titles comprised Digital Tourism: The New Age of Smart Tourism, Emerging Trend: Touring Bikers, Growth as an Entrepreneur, and Alumni Sharing on Careers during COVID-19: Challenges and Changes.
HeARTS 2021 main competitions comprised MSU Young Chefs Battlefield, MSU Waiter Race Virtual Edition, Spa and Beauty Fest 4.0, and Folk Music Arrangement.
The award of Most Outstanding Young Chef in the MSU Young Chefs Battlefield 2021 competition went to Muhammad Isa Zarin from the Bachelor in Culinary Arts (Hons) programme, whilst the award of Most Outstanding Waiter in the MSU Waiter Race 2021 Virtual Edition went to Muhammad Farihin Mohd Faizal from the Diploma in Culinary Arts programme.
The award of Most Outstanding at the Spa and Beauty Fest 4.0 was bagged by Puteri Nur Eizyana Azhar from the Diploma in Beauty Management programme, whilst the award of Most Outstanding Modern Folk Music Arrangement went to Azie Syazwina Khairul Ariffin from the Diploma in Music Technology programme.
Earlier on, the School of Hospitality and Creative Arts (SHCA) had organized its Dean’s List Award 2021 with style icon Bon Zainal as guest speaker.
Other HeARTS 2021 competitions comprised Warisan Budaya Malaysia, Colours of Malaysia, Starstruck Dance, Heritage Dessert Styling, MSU Cyber Games, Dynamics Robotics, D.I.Y. Craft, and Craftastic Floral. Singing and dancing talents were pitted in Star Quest and The Art of Malay Culture.
Over a hundred students of Event Management organized HeARTS 2021, with close to five hundred students of Event Practices, Tourism, and Project Management as co-organizers.
Attended by students of SHCA and MSU colleges nationwide as well as industry panelists and members of the MSU Alumni Association, HeARTS 2021 the Virtual Edition concluded with an endowment of RM20,000 presented to MSU Foundation Yayasan MSU (YMSU).
Among the sponsoring companies to HeARTS 2021 was Mios Kitchen.
RELATED
MSU Bachelor in Event Management (Hons)
MSU Master in International Hospitality and Tourism Management