Update : February 27, 2020 Dr. San Tint (EE61, GBNF) taught at RIT for more than four decades. He is one of most loved sayas from the various engineering colleges and institutes in Myanmar. He was well versed in theory and practice, and he motivated his students to […]
Updated on June 11, 2019 Saya U Tin Htut (M60) Attended 1st Year Engineering at BOC College, and graduated B.Sc (Mechanical Engineering), University of Rangoon in March 1960. Joined the Faculty of Engineering, University of Rangoon (Leik-Khone) as Assistant Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering in May 1960. Attended Technische […]
Updated : July 12, 2019 Impact Saya U Aung Khin’s visits to the Bay Area had tremendous impact. One visit resulted in the formation of BAPS (Burmese American Professional Society) — a merger of BEA (Burmese Engineers Association) and BASTS (Burmese American Science and Technology Society). Another visit […]
Updated on June 11, 2019 Saya U San Tun (Sain Fone Wong) graduated with B.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Rangoon in 1959. He passed with distinctions in all subjects. He was awarded two Gold Medals. At the convocation, he met Dorothy Tham (a female Gold […]
Post : 2000 by Myint Thin (M71) Dr. Tin Win, son of U Kwet Kaw and Daw Hla Yi, was a Mathematics Gold Medalist in 1958 I.Sc. Examinations. He stood first in 1962 batch of B.Sc. Mech. Eng. graduates. After working at Mandalay Brewery and Distillery for one […]
Post : Pre-2000 Updated : July 12, 2019 RIT and UCC Sayas and Alumni Mini-gathering in Singapore Saya Dr. San Tint (EE61) and U Shein Soe Myint (EC83, UCC) are GBNF.
Post : A decade or so ago Updated : June 14, 2019 Some sayas and senior alumni
Post : 2000 Update : February 27, 2020 Sayagyi Dr. Aung Gyi Former Rector, RIT Former Professor, Civil Engineering Born from my parents U Ba Pu and Daw Aye Kyi in Namtu, Northern Shan States, Burma. Matriculated in 1949 from Myoma High School in Rangoon. After passing the […]
Updated : June 16, 2019 Saya U Moe Aung matriculated from St. John’s Dioceasan Boys’ High School. Saya is an outstanding author, editor and publisher. Saya served as Editor of RUESU. Saya would later serve as Chief Editor RIT Annual Magazines, Hlyat Sit Sar Saung, Swel Daw Yeik […]
Update : March 11, 2020 Mudita means “Altruistic Joy” or “Sympathetic Joy”. Metta (Loving Kindness), Karuna (Compassion), Mudita and Uppekha (Equanimity) form the four Byamaso Taya. Myanmar Mudita Sar Saung is a monthly publication. Saya U Nyunt Htay (Met73) is the Editor and/or Publisher. Publication for November 2018 […]
