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Two semesters after the start of the campaign, students taking part in the City-Youth Empowerment Project say they have learned how to build better relations with others and have developed a stronger commitment to society.
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.
Professor H K Chang encourages young people to develop their cognitive and creative competences at a conference on “Redefining Youth Development Work in Hong Kong in the 21st Century” at Wei Hing Theatre on 6 May.
CityU's Shenzhen Outpost, the base for applied research, incubation and teaching activities on the mainland, has received three major boosts in recent weeks, setting the project well on course for completion.
The Department of Management announced the findings of the "Employees' Employment Confidence, Job Satisfaction and Industrial Relations Survey 2006" on 2 May. The findings show that Hong Kong people think that the overall job market has improved.
More than 20 experts in Chinese art and culture converged on CityU to discuss modernity and modern Chinese art at an international symposium and exhibition.