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Students on the verge of graduation from the Bachelor of Arts in English for Professional Communication programme showcased their accomplishments at the Professional Communication Project Exhibition, held from 24 to 26 March.
I participated in the Lunar New Year Fair organised by the CityU Buddy Scheme on 6 February. I had the opportunity to mingle with friends from different countries and learnt about the traditional Chinese culture. We had an unforgettable night.
Professor Way Kuo, University President, met with about 90 foundation year mainland students on 10 October and offered them words of encouragement on coping with University and their new lives in Hong Kong.
Students in Year 3 of the Bachelor of Arts in English for Professional Communication programme in the Department of English and Communication at CityU get a chance to put theory into practice during the Professional Communication Project.
CityU has admitted 400 students from the mainland since last year. They aspire to make the best use of their time at CityU to lay a solid foundation for their future.
The Student Residence Office and all nine student residence halls have jointly organized a series of sports and cultural contests throughout the academic year to promote inter-hall interaction and foster whole-person development.
Fudan University celebrated its 100th birthday from 23 to 25 September. I was asked to accompany Professor H K Chang to different functions. As a result, I spent two extraordinary days chatting with the President.
The Professional Communication Project enables students of CityU's BA in English for Professional Communication (BAEPC) programme to put theory into practice. I learned a lot from this unforgettable assignment.
The Professional Communication Project Group of the Department of English and Communication (EN) and the Art with the Disabled Association co-presented“Somewhere Over the Rainbow” -- a T-shirt design fundraising event on 20 Feburary.
Because of the outbreak of SARS, also known as atypical pneumonia, City University, together with its seven local counterparts, suspended classes for two weeks, from 29 March to 13 April. Although the situation seemed alarming, the two-week suspension was an unexpected holiday for many CityU students, especially for the non-local students who live in halls.