Jockey Club Humanity Hall (Hall 1) 
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Residence Master: Dr. Edmund W. J. LEE Associate Professor, Department of Media and Communication |
Special Features:
Jockey Club Humanity Hall: A Place to Call Home
One of the most exciting parts of undergraduate life is staying in hall. University education is more than attending lessons and studying (though both are important). Hall life allows students to experience residential living, learn independence, build friendships, and step out of their comfort zones.
Here at Jockey Club Humanity Hall, humanity is not just our name but our way of experiencing life together. We aim to build a culture of community and care, where we learn to live with one another with kindness and respect, grow together as individuals, and serve the wider community and beyond. Whatever your background or where you come from, I hope that Hall 1 is a place you can call home.
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Naming Ceremony of the Jockey Club Humanity Hall (Hall 1) Date: 16-1-2003 Duration: 6'35" |
【 Joanne Trinity 】
Hall Rules of Jockey Club Humanity Hall (Hall 1)
- Any type of ignition (e.g. ignitable aromatic dispenser) is prohibited within the Hall area (including the Roof and the Staircases).
- Any type of cooking by electronic appliances (e.g. Rice Cooker, Electronic Hot Pot) is prohibited inside all residential rooms.
- Smoking and drugs are prohibited within the Hall area (including the Roof and the Staircases).
- All visitors should not be in the Hall between 23:00 and 08:00. Overnight staying by any person other than the residents of the Hall is not allowed.
- Residents and visitors are not allowed to enter a room without the prior consent of the room occupant in the case of a single room and of BOTH occupants in the case of a shared room. Shared washrooms between rooms are not allowed to be used by residents or visitors of another gender.
- Residents are not allowed to swap the rooms assigned without approval from the University.
- All the public utensils and appliances are owned by the Hall and are not supposed to be taken away. Residents have the responsibility of keeping these public properties in a good condition.
- Mahjong is prohibited within the Hall common area.
- Gambling and betting in any form is not allowed in the hall.
- Approval from the Residence Master/Hall Management Team is required before any activities or issuing any publications in the name of the hall, failing which both the organizers and participants may be subjected to hall disciplinary actions.
Effective date 1-9-2003
Note: The Residence Master has the discretion to interpret all the above rules . All residents should abide by the ‘Code of Student Conduct' of City University of Hong Kong . (https://www.cityu.edu.hk/studentlife/about_us-sdc.aspx)