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The table tennis room was named after Mr Michael Chan Wing-ming, Chairman of Chanson Limited, in appreciation of the generous support to the University.
Lecture Theatre 12 of Academic 1 and the Multi-Purpose Room of the Amenities Building at CityU were renamed at a Thank You Reception cum Naming Ceremony on 10 October.
A lecture theatre at the CMC has been named the Shun Hing Lecture Theatre in appreciation of the generous support that the Shun Hing Education and Charity Fund has given to the University over the years.
CityU named Student Residence Hall 9 as the Sir Gordon and Lady Ivy Wu Hall on 18 April in appreciation of Sir Gordon Wu’s contributions to the development of CityU and the education sector.
A new scholarship in cultural and heritage management was introduced at a CityU ceremony on 20 March. The scholarship is supported by a HK$200,000 donation from Tao Heung Group.
A Thanksgiving Dinner hosted by the Community Relations Committee under the Council of CityU gave thanks to CityU’s donors and supporters.
The latest “BRIDGE to Success” Forum on 4 November featured Mr Tang Shuangning, Chairman of China Everbright Group Limited, in a talk on the relationship between success and calligraphy.
Five outstanding mainland students belonging to ethnic minority groups and studying at CityU received the Dr Alice Cheng Ethnic Unity Scholarship, set up with a generous donation from Dr Alice Cheng Chang Yung-tsung.
CityU has received a HK$125 million gift from The Joseph Lau Luen-hung Charitable Trust to set up student awards and bursaries for underprivileged students, and to sponsor the strategic initiatives and other innovative projects.
The number of students from ethnic minorities in mainland China enrolled at CityU has increased dramatically.