Forum for Student Voice (FSV)
At Norbuling Rigter College, students are empowered to take charge of their academic and social experiences through the Forum for Student Voice (FSV)—the highest decision-making body representing the student community. Led by the Student President and supported by a team of dedicated student leaders, the FSV serves as a powerful platform where students can voice their concerns, share ideas, and influence key decisions that shape their college life. The Student President ensures that these discussions are effectively communicated to the College Management Team (CMT), bridging the gap between students and administration. A faculty member, serving as the Staff Advisor, provides guidance and mentorship, ensuring that the forum remains dynamic and impactful.
Clubs and Forums
At Norbuling Rigter College, student life thrives beyond the classroom. The college actively encourages the creation of student-led clubs and forums, offering vibrant spaces for students to collaborate, innovate, and lead. Whether centred around academic pursuits, cultural interests, leadership development, or social impact, these clubs foster a strong sense of community and personal growth. The Forum for Students’ Voice (FSV) regularly evaluates the relevance and effectiveness of these student organizations before recommending them for approval and institutional support from the College Management Team.
Rigter LINK
Rigter LINK is more than just a fortnightly gathering—it is a celebration of shared values, intellectual curiosity, and community spirit. Rooted in reverence for Jampelyang (the Bodhisattva of Wisdom), unwavering loyalty to the King, Country, and People, and an enduring enthusiasm for networking and lifelong learning, Rigter LINK brings together faculty and students to stay informed, exchange ideas, and strengthen their sense of belonging at Norbuling Rigter College.
Tendrel Gawa
At the heart of Norbuling Rigter College’s philosophy is a deep commitment to interdependence and collective joy. The Tendrel Gawa initiative embodies the principles of Tendrel (Auspicious Interdependence) and Gawa (Joy), fostering a culture of openness, collaboration, and shared experiences. Through this initiative, students and staff come together in small, close-knit groups to organize meaningful activities, support one another, and draw strength from collective energy. Tendrel Gawa is a celebration of the bonds that unite us, reminding every member of the Norbuling Rigter College community that growth is most fulfilling when it is shared.