The NUS Alumni Office believes in maintaining a global network and often hosts delegates from overseas universities, whilst sharing best practices and ideas.

(From left) Visit by the delegates from the University of Adelaide: Mr Chua Sin Chew, Senior Manager, NUS Alumni Office; Ms Kim Harvey, Manager, Alumni Relations; Director of the NUS Alumni Office, Associate Professor Teo Choo Soo; Mr Luke Van Trigt, Development & Alumni Officer, Faculty of the Professions; Ms Kelly Banwell, Development and Alumni Officer, Faculty of Sciences; Ms Jen Clark, Alumni Relations Officer, International; and Ms Patricia Ang, Senior Manager, NUS Alumni Office.		(From left) Visit by the delegates from the University of New South Wales: Ms Lisa Sutherland, Head, Philip Baxter College and Vice Principal, The Kensington Colleges; Mr Chua Sin Chew, Senior Manager, NUS Alumni Office; Dr Ian Walker, Principal, The Kensington Colleges and Adjunct Research Fellow, School of History and President, UNSW Alumni Association; Director of the NUS Alumni Office, Associate Professor Teo Choo Soo; and Ms Alicia Watson, Director, What's On Consulting.

On 24 April 2009, the NUS Alumni Office hosted visits from two overseas universities, the University of Adelaide and the University of New South Wales. Delegates from the universities visited the NUS Alumni Office on study and information exchange missions and who given a tour of the Shaw Foundation Alumni House including The Waterway and the Benefactors' Foyer.

Ms Patricia Ann Rennie, Manager, Alumni Relations (second from left) and Ms Kuljeet Singh, Manager, International Development (second from right) were impressed by The Waterway tour.

On 20 March 2009, the NUS Alumni Office hosted visitors from the Australian National University (ANU), Ms Patricia Ann Rennie, Manager, Alumni Relations and Ms Kuljeet Singh, Manager, International Development. As ANU is in the process of working towards attracting their alumni back to their alma mater, the two guests were interested in understanding how the NUS Alumni Office cultivates NUS alumni and how it maintains a strong network of communication with them.

Ms Christine Brabender, Director of Development, with the University of Waikato in Hamilton, New Zealand, with Director of the NUS Alumni Office, Associate Professor Teo Choo Soo.

On 11 March 2009, Ms Christine Brabender, Director of Development, with the University of Waikato in Hamilton, New Zealand, visited the NUS Alumni Office. Director of the NUS Alumni Office, Associate Professor Teo Choo Soo, met with Ms Brabender and shared about the NUS Alumni Office's preparations and experiences in organising the Official Opening of the Alumni Complex as well as Homecoming 2009. Ms Brabender was then brought on a tour of The Waterway and departed with a deep impression of the global connectivity of NUS and its alumni.

Mr John Kearsey (left), Divisional Director - Donor, Alumni and Community Relations at the Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, with NUS Alumni Office Deputy Director, Mr Lo Tuck Leong.

On 20 February 2009, Mr John Kearsey, Divisional Director - Donor, Alumni and Community Relations at the Monash University in Melbourne, Australia, visited the NUS Alumni Office and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Asia-Pacific, which is located at the Shaw Foundation Alumni House, to exchange best practices and to tour The Waterway at the Alumni House.

A delegation from Tieling City engaged by The Waterway.

On 13 February 2009, a Tieling City delegation led by its Mayor, Mr Zhang Jingqiang, visited the Shaw Foundation Alumni House to tour The Waterway. Tieling City is part of the Liaoning Province. The request to tour the Waterway was from NUS alumnus Mr Tang Tuck Meng, Director of the Treasureway Group, who hosted the Tieling City delegation in Singapore.

Dr Sankari Ramanathan (third from right), Assistant Head, Graduate Affairs, A*STAR Graduate Academy, with Assoc Prof Teo Choo Soo (third from left), Director of the NUS Alumni Office, and members of the management team.

On 19 January 2009, Dr Sankari Ramanathan, Assistant Head, Graduate Affairs, A*STAR Graduate Academy, visited the NUS Alumni Office to explore the feasibility of setting up an alumni organisation in the A*STAR Graduate Academy. She was met by the NUS Alumni Office Director, Associate Professor Teo Choo Soo, and members of the management team.

Ms Jo Rumsey (center), Vice President, Alumni Association, University of Michigan, with the NUS Alumni Office’s Associate Director of Special Projects, Ms Irene See; and Programmes & Services Manager, Mr Chua Sin Chew.

On 9 January 2009, Ms Jo Rumsey, Vice President, Alumni Association, University of Michigan, visited the NUS Alumni Office and took a tour of the Shaw Foundation Alumni House