60 Seconds With Maj Mohamad Iskandarani, RMC Lecturer
Video / September 5 2024
Transcript
Maj Iskandarani: OK, robot, come over here. Let's get started.
You're not afraid of the cameras, are you?
That's great. Hello. I'm Major Mohamad Iskandarani at the Royal Military College of Canada, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering. I'm here to take the 60 Seconds Challenge, so let's get started.
*Introduction*
Maj Iskandarani: Don't have much time, so what is your favorite memory from your 16 years as a CAF member?
Going to Trident Juncture exercise in Norway when I was in Valcartier as a Signals Officer.
What always puts a smile on your face?
Seeing the students actually get the ideas and sometimes laughing at my stupid jokes in class.
Coolest thing about RMC is?
I think all the pillars. Basically, having athleticism, bilingualism, leadership and academics all fitting in one place.
What is the most interesting thing you've experienced as a military faculty lecturer at RMC?
I think the interaction between all the different wings. Training wing, academic wing and everything fitting together.
School can be stressful. Tips for managing stress?
Make a priority list, go to the gym, stick with your friends and make sure you have some fun.
What advice would you give to someone considering RMC?
Do some basic training before, have good school marks, and do not hesitate to apply.
What is the most rewarding aspect of mentoring students at RMC?
Eureka moment. Actually when they finally get it.
And finally, tell us about a time a student taught you something
Absolutely. Humility. Absolutely.