Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) and National STEM Association (NSA) had organised the STEM Forensic program in collaboration with STEM Unisel and Universiti Selangor (Unisel). Starting with the short story science fiction forensic competition from the 18th August till 30th September 2021, the program continued with the virtual sharing session on the tips and technique of writing a fictional short story by novelist, Salina Ibrahim and the introduction of forensic science by Dr. Hazeeq Hazwan bin Azman, Coordinator of STEM Unisel on the 13th September 2021.

This program was concluded on the 14th October 2021 with the forensic virtual hunt conducted in the morning, followed by the career webinar in the afternoon. This webinar involved three panelists, Nor Aidora Saedon, Director of DNA forensic department in the Jabatan Kimia Negara and the other two panelists were the Unisel lecturers and STEM Unisel members, Assoc. Prof. Madya Dr. Maegala Nallapan Maniyam and Dr. Yusmi Mohd Yunus.

The closing ceremony was officiated by the Dr. Hj. Abang Patdeli bin Abang Muhi, Director of Jabatan Pengembangan Bahasa dan Sastera, DBP after Prof Dato Dr. Noraini Idris was giving her closing speech. The winners of all competition were announced during the event with winners from all categories received RM1,000 each, thanks to the sponsorship by DBP for the gifts and honorarium which worth of RM11,850. With 173 entries for the short stories, 103 teams for the virtual hunt and up to 700 views for the webinar and closing ceremony, it has been a successful program in creating awareness on forensic science in term of the understanding on this STEM field and its career path as well as strengtening our Bahasa Melayu vocabulary in forensic science terms and jargons.

Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) and National STEM Association (NSA) had organised the STEM Forensic program in collaboration with STEM Unisel and Universiti Selangor (Unisel). Starting with the short story science fiction forensic competition from the 18th August till 30th September 2021, the program continued with the virtual sharing session on the tips and technique of writing a fictional short story by novelist, Salina Ibrahim and the introduction of forensic science by Dr. Hazeeq Hazwan bin Azman, Coordinator of STEM Unisel on the 13th September 2021.

This program was concluded on the 14th October 2021 with the forensic virtual hunt conducted in the morning, followed by the career webinar in the afternoon. This webinar involved three panelists, Nor Aidora Saedon, Director of DNA forensic department in the Jabatan Kimia Negara and the other two panelists were the Unisel lecturers and STEM Unisel members, Assoc. Prof. Madya Dr. Maegala Nallapan Maniyam and Dr. Yusmi Mohd Yunus.

The closing ceremony was officiated by the Dr. Hj. Abang Patdeli bin Abang Muhi, Director of Jabatan Pengembangan Bahasa dan Sastera, DBP after Prof Dato Dr. Noraini Idris was giving her closing speech. The winners of all competition were announced during the event with winners from all categories received RM1,000 each, thanks to the sponsorship by DBP for the gifts and honorarium which worth of RM11,850. With 173 entries for the short stories, 103 teams for the virtual hunt and up to 700 views for the webinar and closing ceremony, it has been a successful program in creating awareness on forensic science in term of the understanding on this STEM field and its career path as well as strengtening our Bahasa Melayu vocabulary in forensic science terms and jargons.

STEM Unisel participated in the Selangor Book Fair at Shah Alam Convention Centre on December 9 and December 10. The event was a collaboration with the Malaysia Board on Books for Young People (MBBY).

There were 30 participants on day 1 and 34 participants on day 2. We are also grateful to their teachers from SRI Integrasi Al Hira' and Sekolah Integrasi As Syakirin Section 13 for sending them off, thus making this a momentous event.

Also, a big thanks to the facilitators involved for explaining what our STEM Query Module was all about at the beginning of the event. 

Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP) and National STEM Association (NSA) had organised the STEM Forensic program in collaboration with STEM Unisel and Universiti Selangor (Unisel). Starting with the short story science fiction forensic competition from the 18th August till 30th September 2021, the program continued with the virtual sharing session on the tips and technique of writing a fictional short story by novelist, Salina Ibrahim and the introduction of forensic science by Dr. Hazeeq Hazwan bin Azman, Coordinator of STEM Unisel on the 13th September 2021.

This program was concluded on the 14th October 2021 with the forensic virtual hunt conducted in the morning, followed by the career webinar in the afternoon. This webinar involved three panelists, Nor Aidora Saedon, Director of DNA forensic department in the Jabatan Kimia Negara and the other two panelists were the Unisel lecturers and STEM Unisel members, Assoc. Prof. Madya Dr. Maegala Nallapan Maniyam and Dr. Yusmi Mohd Yunus.

The closing ceremony was officiated by the Dr. Hj. Abang Patdeli bin Abang Muhi, Director of Jabatan Pengembangan Bahasa dan Sastera, DBP after Prof Dato Dr. Noraini Idris was giving her closing speech. The winners of all competition were announced during the event with winners from all categories received RM1,000 each, thanks to the sponsorship by DBP for the gifts and honorarium which worth of RM11,850. With 173 entries for the short stories, 103 teams for the virtual hunt and up to 700 views for the webinar and closing ceremony, it has been a successful program in creating awareness on forensic science in term of the understanding on this STEM field and its career path as well as strengtening our Bahasa Melayu vocabulary in forensic science terms and jargons.