History of AIESEC in USM

AIESEC in Universiti Sains Malaysia was officially set up in 1986. AIESEC in USM has grown in leaps and bounds to become one of the leading student organization in the varsity as well as becoming a very active Local Committee in Malaysia, helping in facilitating AIESEC International Exchange Programme (IXP). We had taken a step back to reorganized, reshuffle, and redirect our resources to achieve the target of being an exchange-based organization and raising hundreds of achieve the target of being an exchange-based organization and raising hundreds of international traineeship exchanges every year. Looking back, we stand tall and proud of our achievements although we always face numerous challenges.

PBOX: SCB-AIESEC MALAYSIA LEARNING NETWORK PROGRAM

The SCB-AIESEC Malaysia HIV/AIDS Learning Network Program is a strategic plan drawn up by AIESEC in Malaysia in collaboration with Standard Chartered (M) Sdn Bhd. Under this initiative, the plan is carried out with the focus on the Northern Region of Malaysia through the Living with HIV module.

In AIESEC in USM, we truly believe in peer education being the best way to create awareness about HIV/AIDS issues. Work on this project has already begun since December 2009. The Project Management Task Force consisted of the Incoming Exchange Team, Talent Management Team and Communication Team. Through this effort, AIESEC in USM has set up the task force comprising of nine passionate AIESECers with Tina Carmillia as the Team Leader. The Task Force is responsible to jump start the project by initiating research and proper planning of the entire project that is to be run under AIESEC in USM.

Mission

AIESEC in USM aims to educate 1000 student, youth and young adults with HIV/AIDS knowledge by June 10^th, 2009 through the International Exchange Program where we bring in international trainees from around the world to facilitate the events and activities. This project is carried out with a priority on prevention; treatment, care and support; legal and human rights; and women and children with HIV/AIDS.

Objective

1.     To provide the correct facts about HIV/AIDS.

2.     To eradicate discrimination and stigma around HIV/AIDS.

3.     To promote a healthy lifestyle and avoid risky behaviour.

4.     To encourage voluntary HIV blood test.

 

 

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