Think Pieces reviewed and written by Lakshmi and Seetha Ram

NUS CFA Speaker Series - Music & Arts for a Balanced Life and a Brilliant Career: Personal Reflections 2 Mar 2011 (Wednesday), 6pm NUS Museum In today's rapidly-changing world, empowered by the Internet and social networking, information is abundantly available at the click of a button. However, the challenge that remains for students aspiring to achieve a brilliant career is how to tap that information to gain knowledge, apply the knowledge to develop skills, and use the skills to lead a balanced life. Prof Seetharam Kallidaikurichi E. is on secondment from the Asian Development Bank as Founding Director of the NUS Global Asia Institute and Visiting Professor and Director of the Institute of Water Policy at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. A medical doctor, Dr Lakshmi Seetharam has lectured at SEAMEO and UN meetings and is a classical Indian dancer.  Through reflecting on the roles the arts play in their life journey, they shared how the deliberate...

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