College Book Prizes

College Book Prizes are awarded to students who obtain outstanding academic performance in the College Diploma and Advanced Diploma examinations.

The value of College Book Prizes are as follows:

Advanced Diploma courses	-    RM 500
Diploma courses	-    RM 250

Bachelor of Science Perpetual Cup

The Perpetual Cup is awarded to the student who upon having completed the requirements for the award of the Degree of Bachelor of Science of Campbell University is selected by the Head and Faculty as the most outstanding student of the senior class considering academic achievement, character, integrity and leadership potential.

Bachelor of Science Subject Prizes

A subject prize is awarded to the final year student who has demonstrated the best performance the respective subject.

The prizes for the subjects are as follows:

Dr Teh Hock Heng Memorial Prize in Physics

Introduction

The Dr Teh Hock Heng Memorial Prize in Physics was established by the College Council in memory of the late Dr Teh in recognition of his dedicated services to the College. The late Dr Teh was an eminent academician in the field of Physics who had served in the College Council from the founding of the College until 1983.

1. The Prize is of the value of RM500 in cash.
    
2. The Prize is awarded annually to the graduating student who is adjudged to have attained the best standard in Physics in the Advanced Diploma in Science Examination.
    
3. The Recipient will be decided by a Committee of Award comprising the Head of School concerned as Chairman and staff members in the Physics and Microelectronics Division of the School. The Committee will be guided by the performance of the candidate in the Final Advanced Diploma Examination as well as the Coursework undertaken.
    
4. The Prize is awarded on the condition that the candidate is of good conduct, and is presenting himself for the first time for the Final Year Examination.
    
5. To be eligible for the award, a candidate must have attended the Advanced Diploma in Science course for two years.
    
6. If in any year, in the opinion of the Committee, no candidate is deemed worthy of the Prize, it will not be awarded in that year.
    
7. Council may amend these regulations or any part thereof as it deems fit. 

Professor Chin Fung Kee Memorial Prize in Building

Introduction

The Professor Chin Fung Kee Memorial Prize in Building was established by the College Council in memory of the late Professor Chin in recognition of his dedicated services to the College. The late Professor Chin was an eminent educationist and engineer who had been closely associated with the College from its very beginning, having served in the Working Team for Higher Education Planning and the Interim Council from 1971 to 1972 and the College Council from 1972 to 1990. He had also served as External Examiner for the Diploma in Technology (Building) (restructured to Advanced Diploma commencing 1998/99 academic year) course from 1973 to 1983.

Rules and Regulations

1. The Prize is of the value of RM500 in cash.
    
2. The Prize is awarded annually to the graduating student who is adjudged to have attained the best performance in the Final Year Advanced Diploma in Technology (Building) Examination.
    
3. Recipient will be decided by a Committee comprising the Head of the School concerned as Chairman, and academic staff members of the Building Division, School of Technology.
    
4. The Prize is awarded on the condition that the candidate is of good conduct, and is presenting himself for the first time for the Final Year Examination.
    
5. If in any year, in the opinion of the Committee, no candidate is deemed worthy of the Prize, it will not be awarded in that year.
    
6. Council may amend these regulations or any part thereof as it deems fit. 

Madam Tan Lee Ching Memorial Prize

Introduction

"The Madam Tan Lee Ching Memorial Fund" was established in the School of Pre-University Studies of Tunku Abdul Rahman College by the students of Upper Form Six Science 2, 1973 in memory of their late Form and Chemistry Lecturer, Madam Tan Lee Ching.

1. A memorial prize is awarded annually to the best student in the School of Pre-University Studies of this College based on overall performance in the Cambridge Oversea Higher School Certificate Examination. In the event of a tie, the prize shall be shared equally.
    
2. The investment income from the Fund shall be used to award the prize, the nature of which shall be in the form of cash, books or other appropriate items to be decided by the Committee called "The Madam Tan Lee Ching Memorial Fund Committee".
    
3. The best student or students to be awarded the prize shall be determined at the sole discretion of the Memorial Fund Committee which comprises the following membership:
    

   (a)	The Head of School of Pre-University Studies as Chairman
   (b)	The Registrar or his representative as Secretary
   (c)	The Bursar or his representative as Treasurer
   (d)	Two members of the teaching staff of the School of Pre-University Studies to be appointed by the Head of School of Pre-University Studies. They are to serve for a period of one year. They may be reappointed.
   (e)	Two student representatives from the School of Pre-University Studies, consisting of the Student Welfare Representative and the Secretary of the Class Representative Committee. They are to serve for a period of one year.

    
4. In the event of the Cambridge Overseas Higher School Certificate Examination becoming obsolete, the Memorial Fund Committee will then award the Prize to the best student in the overall performance in an equivalent examination.