Update : December 14, 2021

There are related posts for the Classes.

Class of 61

Saya U Maung Maung Win (M61)

• Wrote articles on “Memories of RIT”.
• Lives in Melbourne, Australia.

Saya Dr. Aung Soe (C61)

• Attended SPZP-2000.
• Lives in Illinois, USA.

Saya Dr. San Tint (EE61, GBNF)

• Attended SPZP-2000.
• Served as Professor, Electronics Engineering (aka EC) Department.
• Served as External Examiner at UCC.

Class of 62

Saya Mao Toon Siong (62)

• Burma Champion in Table Tennis for both Singles and Doubles.
• Competed in SEAP Games, Asian Games and World Championship.
• Served as National Coach.
• Wrote an article about Saya Allen Htay (C58, GBNF).

Saya Dr. Tin Win (M62)

• First in his class despite being the youngest.
• Received his doctorate from the University of Melbourne.
• Past President of BASES.
• Core organizer for the 2015 RIT Alumni Reunion in Los Angeles.

Saya S Arya (M62, GBNF)

• Assisted Saya U Ba Than for “Strength of Materials” class

U Than Se (Richard, ChE62)

• Classmate of Saya U Soe Paing and Saya U Ko Ko Lay at SPHS.
• Attended the RIT-UCC Reunions hosted by U Khin Maung Oo (Ivan Lee, M69) in New Jersey.

Dr. San Lin (C62)

• Taught part-time at RIT Civil Engineering Department.
• Worked for EPC in Myanmar and for UN in Thailand before moving to the USA.

Class of 63

Saya U Moe Aung (EE63)

• Served as Editor of RUESU Annual Magazine.
• Served as Chief Editor of RIT Annual Magazines, Hlyat Sit Sar Saung, Swel Daw Yeik Sar Saung and Swel Daw Yeik Magazines.
• Wrote poems and articles in several publications.
• Headed the RIT Ah Nu Pyinnya Ah Thinn.
• Worked in Singapore.
• He is back in Myanmar and spends time writing and giving refresher courses at the Electrical Inspectorate.
• Patron of SDYF.

Saya U Sein Maung (EE63)

• Attended SPZP-2000.
• Taught at RIT and Assumption University (ABAC).
• Patron of RIT Buddhist Association.

Saya U Ba Myint (EE63)

• Retired as Pro-Rector of YTU.

Saya Dr. Win Tin (EE63)

• Served as Associate Dean of Engineering at Assumption University (ABAC).

Saya U Khine Oo (EE63)

• Taught at RIT.
• Attended UCC courses given for State Scholars.

Dr. K C Chiu (Tin Aung, ChE63)

• Past President of BEA.

U Sein Htoon (M63)

• Past Captain and Gold of RUBC.
• ARAE Champion for Coxed Fours in 1960.
• Past President of Burma Rowing Federation.

Saya Dr. Tin Hlaing (M63)

• Co-Chair of SPZP-2002.

U Than Soe (M63)

• RUBC Gold.
• Elder brother of Saya Dr. Koung Nyunt (A67, GBNF).

Class of 64

Saya U Thein Tan (C64)

• Rowed for the Faculty of Engineering.
• Retired as Rector of Mandalay Technological University (MTU).

Saya Dr. Ohn Myint (C64)

• Taught at RIT first as a full-time saya, and later as a part-time saya (while working for Irrigation Department).
• Consultant with the World Bank.
• Attended the East Coast Reunions. (see Photo under Dr. Tin Win)

Saya U Khin Maung Phone Ko (C64)

• Patron of RIT Cartoon Box
• Known for his Vietnam Cartoons (signed “Phone Ko”)

Saya U Kyaw Myint (M64)

• Worked for UN in Beijng, China.
• After retirement, he moved to California, USA.

Eddie Teoh (M64)

• Fifth of the fifteen Teohs (named alphabetically from Albert to Oscar).
• Lives and works in Texas.
• Attended SPZP-2000.
• Volunteer Consultant for selected monasteries.

Class of 65

Saya U Kyaw Sein (M65, GBNF)

• Moved to Singapore.
• Moderated RIT-related Facebook Pages.
• Maintained a page for Pon Tu of Sayas and Sayamas (drawn by Bagyee U Myo Myint)

Saya Dr. Kyaw Sein (M65)

• Leader of the RIT Weightlifting and Body Building team.
• Studied in Japan.
• Retired as Professor and Head of Mechanical Engineering.
• Continued teaching at a Malaysian University.

Saya Dr. Nyo Win (M65)

• Doctorate from the University of California at Berkley.
• Past President of BAPS
• Founding member of RIT Alumni International and NorCal RITAA.
• Worked in high tech companies in the USA and Taiwan.

Saya U Hla Myint (Charlie, M65)

• He was a member and later manager of the RIT Swimming and Water Polo teams.
• Co-chaired an RIT gathering in Sydney in 2006 [and may be more].
• Visited California to see his cousins (e.g. Daw Kyu Kyu Lin (T75)) and friends,

Saya U Myo Win (Melvin, M/Ag65, GBNF)

• Leader of the RIT Automobile Club.
• Taught at Wagga Wagga in Australia.
• See GBNF pages for messages of condolence.