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A Happy Carnival was organised as part of the City-Youth Empowerment Project. In recognition of their contribution, certificates were presented to outstanding exchange, mainland and local students who had been providing voluntary services to people in need.
The Division of Building Science and Technology is holding a two-day BuiltExpo 2009 from 17 April. Under the theme “Building Environment Revitalisation”, it showcases around 100 projects from the final-year students of the division.
In order to prepare its 2009-14 Strategic Plan, CityU has organised five Strategic Planning "Buzz" Group meetings from 16 to 24 March to solicit the views and opinions of its stakeholders.
Two graduates of the Department of Applied Social Studies were recongised at the Outstanding Social Worker Award ceremony organised by the Hong Kong Social Worker Association.
Thirty-eight elderly students received certificates from CityU at a ceremony held on 10 December, after completing Elderly Academy courses this semester.
An open forum on the new remuneration package for academic faculty was held by the University on 21 October, during which faculty were provided with details of the new package and given the chance to offer feedback.
Guizhou cultural month has been staged by the Office of the Dean of Student Learning and various departments throughout October, with 30 members of the Miao and Dong ethnic groups invited to participate in the welcoming ceremony on 27 October.
More than 40 children of bereaved and single parent families, and their family members, enjoyed a day of songs, dancing, stories and games on 18 October thanks to a group of students from the Department of Applied Social Studies of CityU.
Office of the Dean of Student Learning and various departments have designated October as Guizhou Cultural Month and devised a series of exhibition and seminars to raise awareness and understanding of the cultural heritage of the province.
The Sichuan Earthquake Concern Group formed by CityU students, alumni and staff visited affected areas to help disaster survivors get over grief and rebuild their lives with therapeutic games on 11 August to 20 August.