Sunday, January 29, 2006

R.A.M committee and members


Organisation Chart

Club Advisor : Mr Abdul Halim Ismail

Education Attache`

Malaysian Students’ Department

Choreographer/Dance Trainer : Dr Afida Sohana Awang Soh

Assistant 1/Dance Trainer : Dayang Hanifah Abang Mohamad Moasili

Assistant 2 : Syahrul Hizan Hijas

Secretary : Mohd Safarizan Mohd Safian

Assistant Secretary 1 : Mohd Suffian Kamarudin

Assistant Secretary 2 : Nur Aqmar Aizura Sallehudin

Treasurer 1 : Muhammad Tasyrif Ahmad Anuar

Treasurer 2 : Afiqah Farhana Harun Harun

Prop Master : Nabilah Abu Samah

: Najwa Farhana Ab. Patah

Music and Technician : Azrul Alias

Welfare Officer : Nurhafiza Sharin

Mohd Ezat Amir Ab. Rahim

Transport : Muhammad Fatih Mushardin

Mohamad Hafizul Amin Che Basir

Costume and Make up : Farah Hafizah Mohamad

Mohd Faiz Sabri

Venue : Nuryuliana Abu Suep

Promotion : Mohd Muzani Mahdun

Members :

20. Noor Hasliza Zakaria

21. Mohd Iqbal Hafiz Hamzah

22. Aliawati Abdul Jalil

23. Muhammad Faiz Zainuddin

24. Adlishah Risal Mohd Kahiri

25. Wan Fadli Wan Hassan

26. Muhd Abd Muiz Al-Amin Muhammad Firdaus

27. Wan Suzainorhafiz Wan Sulaiman

28. Ahmad Khalis Ab. Kadir

29. Nur Aufa Osman

30. Hazliyana Mohd Tanzizi

31. Nur Azura Abd Karim

32. Nurafira Abd Aziz

33. Essam Saleh

34. Farah Aida Ahmad Nadzri

35. Aliff Shah Azman Shah

36. Arina Fatem Abdul Malik

37. Ahmad Faruq Azahari Noor

38. Ezatul Shima Abd Ghafar

39. Aliya Haryati Saleh

40. Halimatun Ishak

41. Qariah Omar

R.A.M Introduction


Ronggeng Anak Malaysia or R.A.M. is a newly established dance group. Our vision is:

  1. To promote, educate and teach the variety of traditional Malaysian dances to the young generations of Malaysians who are studying or residing in New Zealand.
  2. To create a fun and healthy way of spending leisure time.
  3. To bridge gaps between the different groups of students who are studying in Christchurch.
  4. At the same time to promote our culture to New Zealanders, and create a better understanding of the diversity of culture that now exist in this country.

The group is now made up of 40 members, and the numbers are still growing. Most members are Malaysian Students who are studying in the University of Canterbury. We are looking at expanding our membership to other community members in the future.

At the moment, we are meeting once a week (Friday 7 – 9 pm or Saturday 10 am – 1 pm) in the garage of 11A Rudleigh Ave, Ilam for practices. So far we have covered a few different Malay traditional dances, including the indigenous (Sarawak) dance, also the Chinese and Indian dances.

We have been working hard at creating our own costumes and stage props from scratch, using very basic materials. The end product has been amazing and something we are very proud of. We are hoping this would teach our members to be more creative, but at the same time, we are also looking for sponsors to help some of our financial burdens in running the club. The money that we raise will be used towards making and maintaining the props and costumes, for rental of dance venues for practices and for clerical management of the club. Sponsors will be mentioned in our dance programs or promoted through our pamphlets and performances.