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28 Aug 2014

Thousands of Freshmen Joined CUHK’s Orientation Activities

28 Aug 2014
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Students from nine colleges line up together to form a gigantic phrase 'CU中大'.

Freshmen of Cultural Management Programme visit the Comix Home Base.

Freshmen of Cultural Management Programme pose for a photo in front of a sculpture at Salisbury Garden.

Prof. Joseph Sung shares time management tips for C.W. Chu students.

Prof. Joseph Sung and members of C.W. Chu College, including Prof. Kenneth Young, College Master, Prof. Wong Suk-ying, College Dean of Students, and a group of new students.

Freshmen of New Asia College enjoy delicious organic food.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) held the annual Joint College Activity yesterday (27 August) in order to foster a sense of belonging for new students to the University and the colleges.  Over 3,000 newly enrolled students from nine colleges, including Chung Chi, New Asia, United, Shaw, Morningside, S.H. Ho, Lee Woo Sing, C.W. Chu and Wu Yee Sun arrived at the University Mall respectively to chant slogans to praise their colleges as well as the University.  The students expressed their affection for the University by lining up together to form a gigantic phrase ‘CU中大’.

Professor Edwin Chan, Chairman of Joint Committee on New Student Orientation said, ‘The Joint College Activity has helped strengthened the links among nine colleges, and offered a valuable opportunity for students to enhance their organization and communication skills.’

Orientation activities went from within to outside campus. CW Chu College offered life experiencing games to help the students to start working on their own plans, and local tours to visit different cultural and artistic spots round the city were organized by the Cultural Management Programme.



Students from nine colleges line up together to form a gigantic phrase 'CU中大'.

Students from nine colleges line up together to form a gigantic phrase 'CU中大'.

 

Freshmen of Cultural Management Programme visit the Comix Home Base.

Freshmen of Cultural Management Programme visit the Comix Home Base.

 

Freshmen of Cultural Management Programme pose for a photo in front of a sculpture at Salisbury Garden.

Freshmen of Cultural Management Programme pose for a photo in front of a sculpture at Salisbury Garden.

 

Prof. Joseph Sung shares time management tips for C.W. Chu students.

Prof. Joseph Sung shares time management tips for C.W. Chu students.

 

Prof. Joseph Sung and members of C.W. Chu College, including Prof. Kenneth Young, College Master, Prof. Wong Suk-ying, College Dean of Students, and a group of new students.

Prof. Joseph Sung and members of C.W. Chu College, including Prof. Kenneth Young, College Master, Prof. Wong Suk-ying, College Dean of Students, and a group of new students.

 

Freshmen of New Asia College enjoy delicious organic food.

Freshmen of New Asia College enjoy delicious organic food.

 

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