Tuesday, May 08, 2007

This Guy was My Teacher in Form 2 SDH


Some years back, about 2002 or 2003, I met him at masjid AnNur in Christchurch after Friday prayer. He was attending a conference in Christchurch. No I didnt recognised him, until he speak, which sounds familiar.
The I remember he was my teacher in Matematik for a few month ( he was a cikgu sementara back then) before he continued his studies to USA. Originally from Kg Tiram Buruk, Tanjong Karang. Used to wear red kopiah when he was teaching. That night I went to his hotel and chat about old times for a few hours.
Funny thing, when I told him who I am, who is my father, he knows my father too.
He is the one who told me that Selangor Menteri Besar Khir Toyo was his student at Sek Men Dato Harun, so does Dato Noh Omar.
Not that I knew them.

Name
:
Mohd Omar Abdul Kadir
Major
:
Environmental Technology
Qualification
:
BS, MS (Mississippi), PhD (Michigan)
Room No.
:
106
Phone (ext)
:
2175
Email
:
akmomar@usm.my

Prof. Mohd Omar joined USM in 1989 and is a professional Chemical Engineer active both in engineering research of Supercritical Fluid Technology as well as in the area of industrial wastewater treatment plant design and built, environmental audit and hazardous waste handling. He has a patent in supercritical fluid technology in palm kernel oil extraction and is also an active member of the Japanese Supercritical Research Group of Tohuku University. He is widely recognised in the area of industrial wastewater treatment. He is a consultant to many local and international companies in the same area. He is currently supervising 8 PhD and 10 MSc students while more than 13 Masters and 5 Doctoral students have graduated under his supervision. He has over 150 papers in refereed journals, proceedings, presented at international and local conferences. He is a committee member of the National Air Quality Committee, member of American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChe), U.S.A. since 1993, member of Specialist Group on Small Wastewater Treatment Plants (IAWQ), United Kingdom and others.

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