According to Meshaliny, “Whenever we face a negative situation, we must always know that there is a brighter side”.

Psychology Student Intends on Living Out the Colors of Positivity

Meshaliny from Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences (CUCMS) is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology. Her desire to lend a hand to individuals suffering from personal issues, psychological problems and constant daily life pressure, are among the key factors that led her to decide on pursuing a career in Psychology.

This young go-getter is an active member in the Psychology Club and Cultural Club. She enjoys voluntary activities such as the recent Old Folks Home visit and Special Needs School visit.

Upon completion of her Bachelor, she would like to inspire people to live a good life by sharing her knowledge and assisting them to create and spread positive vibes. “Positivity is a contagious thing and it could influence others to develop their potential to the fullest”, said the bubbly lass.

Meshaliny said, “Whenever we face a negative situation, we must always know that there is a brighter side”. She’s optimistic about life, being hopeful and confident about her future in creating a more colorful life not only for herself but for her family, friends and all beautiful free spirits out there.

She is also part of the CUCMS Student Ambassador team and Orientation Committee. As a member of the Orientation Committee, Meshaliny is responsible for making the necessary arrangements for activities during the orientation week for new students in order to provide them with a comfortable space around the campus. The positive young lady also took part as a volunteer in the Penang Newton Run.

Club engagements provide great opportunities for her to shine, learn and discover more. At the same time, she gives her full commitment in all activities while enjoying herself with team members.

As part of her personal plan in contributing towards the future of Psychology, Meshaliny seeks to introduce a few theories that can be implemented in the treatment of patients battling Schizophrenia as no definite cure has been found to treat the disease.

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