Taylor’s University Lecturers Elected to Key Roles in the Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology (MSCP)

In a significant recognition of academic and professional excellence, two lecturers from Taylor’s University’s Master of Clinical Psychology programme have been elected to serve on the Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology (MSCP) Committee for the 2025–2027 term. This milestone not only marks a proud achievement in their individual careers but also underscores Taylor’s growing influence in advancing the field of clinical psychology in Malaysia.

The Malaysian Society of Clinical Psychology plays a pivotal role in setting professional training standards, promoting ethical practice, and shaping the national identity of the clinical psychology profession. The appointments of Mr. Allistair Adam Anak Nelson and Dr. Lim Hooi Shan reflect not only their dedication and standing in the field but also Taylor’s University’s continued commitment to nurturing future leaders in clinical psychology.

Mr. Allistair Adam Anak Nelson has been elected as the Assistant Secretary of MSCP. This pivotal role involves overseeing administrative operations, managing official documentation, maintaining accurate records of meetings, and supporting communication within the society. He will also assist in preparing reports for annual and emergency general meetings and contribute to the implementation of strategic initiatives. With his solid background in academic leadership and clinical training, Mr Allistair brings invaluable expertise and clarity to the society’s operations.

Dr. Lim Hooi Shan has been elected as an Executive Committee (Exco) Member, serving as the Professional Development Lead. In this capacity, she will spearhead the planning and execution of professional development initiatives for the society. Drawing on her dual experience in academia and clinical practice, Dr. Lim is well-positioned to foster the development of competent, ethical, and skilled clinical psychologists, in line with the scientist-practitioner model.

Together, these appointments highlight Taylor’s University’s sustained contribution to the growth and professionalisation of clinical psychology in Malaysia, reinforcing its role as a hub for academic excellence and real-world impact in mental health education and practice.