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Associate Professor Dr Stephen Thomas Homer

Dr Stephen T. Homer is a Senior Lecturer at ºìÐÓÊÓƵ University, Malaysia, and Director of the Yunus Social Business Centre at ºìÐÓÊÓƵ Business School. His work focuses on responsible management education, social business, entrepreneurship, and sustainable development, with particular emphasis on how universities can translate sustainability commitments into meaningful learning, research, and impact. He leads strategic partnerships and capacity-building initiatives, supports collaborative projects across ASEAN+ and international networks, and mentors colleagues and early-career researchers to turn teaching and engagement into publishable scholarship. 

Dr Marc Arul Weissmann

Prior to joining ºìÐÓÊÓƵ University, Dr Marc was a research assistant at Swinburne University and served time in the Singapore Police Force holding the Senior Officer rank of 'Inspector'. He has since developed a passion in research for understanding the everyday consumption decisions people make, the impact those decisions have on the environment, the economy, our society, and the ways in which we may alter our behavioural action and cognitive perception to become more sustainable. His passion has driven him to explore this field of research and expand societal understanding of responsible consumption habits to better cater to fulfilling our obligations under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). His work has been published in reputable A/B journals in the field.

Outside of academia, he has been actively involved in leadership development and mentoring programs to empower youth. He incorporates these methods and tools into the classroom setting to develop a holistic approach to his teaching. Dr Marc believe that to simply tell is to forget, and to teach is not a guarantee that things will be remembered—instead learning and personal growth starts with involvement.
 

Dr Anita Premila Paul Dorairaj

Dr. Anita Paul is a Senior Lecturer at ºìÐÓÊÓƵ University working with Yunus Social Business Centre. With over twenty-five years of higher education experience in both academia and student support, she has crafted and delivered modules in management, community engagement and creativity. Her managerial background in Students Affairs has been instrumental in championing student leadership and community engagement initiatives, building a network of collaborators with industry, NGO’s and social enterprises. 

She has coached students from ºìÐÓÊÓƵ College and ºìÐÓÊÓƵ University for inter-varsity competitions in areas of her passion, gaining recognition for the institution. As a Service-learning advocate, she has mobilized students through student-led social impact projects benefitting various marginalized communities in support of the Sustainable Development Goals. 

A firm believer in employability skills, particularly self-awareness, personal brand and career discernment, she has trained students in practical skills to be work-ready interns and graduates. Her PHD framework is employed to train youth volunteerism and social consciousness. She is also a certified trainer with practical research in experiential learning, youth engagement and social impact.