School of Computing (SOC) Club Events Subcommittee
Supported events that bring students together and helped create meaningful experiences for the School of Computing community.
Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics Student
I build practical technology projects, explore secure systems, and grow through leadership and community work at Singapore Polytechnic.
Open to learning, projects, and collaboration

About Me
I am Alson To Din Kwan, a Polytechnic Year 1 student pursuing a Diploma in Cybersecurity & Digital Forensics.
My interest in mathematics, science, and technology has shaped how I learn: I like breaking down difficult problems, testing ideas, and understanding the logic behind modern systems. That mindset now drives my growth in cybersecurity, applied AI, and real-world problem solving.
Explore My Work
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Student Involvement
Supported events that bring students together and helped create meaningful experiences for the School of Computing community.
Supported ambassador events while engaging with prospective students, parents, and visitors as a representative of the School of Computing.
Contributed to AI-focused workshops and events while learning from peers with similar interest in emerging technologies.
Organized hands-on cyber workshops and Capture-the-Flag (CTF) challenges to build practical skills and grow a strong cybersecurity community.
Contributing across School of Computing events, Singapore Polytechnic AI, and SP Gryphons has helped me grow beyond academics by building confidence, communication skills, and a wider student network.
Leadership
Leadership, to me, is about setting the right example, helping people stay focused, and keeping the team moving even when training, school, or events become demanding.
“A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.”John C. Maxwell
I led warm-ups, supported training coordination, and encouraged teammates during competitions. Working in close synchronization strengthened my resilience, communication, and ability to stay calm under pressure.
I helped with class duties, shared feedback with teachers, and supported class events. This made me more responsible, considerate, and comfortable speaking up.
A group obstacle course taught me to stay calm, listen, build trust, and guide a team without simply giving orders.
Personal Notes
A compact look at the interests, routines, and curiosities that shape life outside my work.
Four small snapshots of life outside my work.

A short note about quiet walks, clearing your head, and noticing random places along the way.






Contact Me
For school projects, event work, collaborations, or technology discussions, email is the best place to reach me.