WONG Siew Yin, Eleanor
A graduate of the NUS Faculty of Law, Eleanor Wong joined NUS in 2002 to launch its Legal Skills Programme as Director. At the Law Faculty, she also currently serves as a member of the Leadership Team, Co-Director of the Centre for Pro Bono and Clinical Legal Education and Co-ordinator of the International Moot Programme.
She is also NUS Assoc Provost (Special Projects), Vice Dean, Residential Programmes and Enrichment at NUS College, and Dean of the Singapore Institute of Legal Education.
Education
LLM (New York University); LLB (NUS); Advocate & Solicitor (Singapore), Attorney & Counsellor (New York State)
Curriculum Vitae
Current Courses
International Legal Process
A graduate of the NUS Faculty of Law, Eleanor Wong joined NUS in 2002 to launch its Legal Skills Programme as Director. At the Law Faculty, she also currently serves as a member of the Leadership Team, Co-Director of the Centre for Pro Bono and Clinical Legal Education and Co-ordinator of the International Moot Programme.
She is also NUS Assoc Provost (Special Projects), Vice Dean, Residential Programmes and Enrichment at NUS College, and Dean of the Singapore Institute of Legal Education.
Eleanor started her career with the Commercial Affairs Department, prosecuting complex commercial and securities frauds. She obtained a masters in corporate law from New York University in 1990. Eleanor thereafter joined international law firm Coudert Brothers, working in their New York and Singapore offices. She specialized in international banking and finance work for Coudert and, later, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe. In 2000, she joined leading local media company The Right Angle. There, she provided communications consultancy and training for top executives. Eleanor continues her links to industry as a Consultant with Helmsman LLC.
In addition to her legal publications, Eleanor is a playwright and poet, whose works have been produced in Singapore and ASEAN.
Books
Book Chapters
- Legal Education
- Legal History
- Legal Skills
- Legislation and Statutory Interpretation
- Trial Advocacy