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  Alumni Civility Hall ®Õ¤Í¼Ö§°ó (Hall 3)
 
 
Residence Master: Dr. Cheung Chor-yung
Senior Teaching Fellow
Department of Public and Social Administration
 

Special Features:
Hall 3 and Me, Happy and Free!.

Alumni Civility Hall, formerly known as Hall 3, emphasizes cultural diversity, mutual respect and student engagement. It is where members will find friendship, romance, team spirit and personal breakthroughs. Our members have achieved much, and made many innovations, in the past, such as successfully negotiating with Sino Group on construction noise (2002), implementing prompt and collective measures to fight against SARS (2003), initiating the activity of Formal Dinners in student hostels (2002), setting up JUMP scholarships to reward academic improvements (2005), establishing CityU-Culinary Lab (2006), etc. Starting in Sem B of 2008-09, we also initiated the Civility Dialogue Series, in which community leaders have been invited to have conversation with all residents. You will definitely find your personal space here.

Additionally, residential life in Alumni Civility Hall forms an integral part of university learning. It brings students and tutors from different disciplines, and the Residence Master, together in close proximity for continuous mutual enrichment. Residential life with a good tradition provides the best ambiance for all round intellectual learning and whole person development. Alumni Civility Hall promotes an environment where members may engage in conversations on any issues that interest them, at any time they wish. You can develop your team work and leadership skills by initiating student-driven hall activities, and further your social concern by participation in public affairs. With the growing emphasis on internationalization by our university, residential life here provides a very good environment for cultural exchanges and mutual learning among people of different nationalities.

   
 
Naming Ceremony of the Alumni Civility Hall (Hall 3)
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