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Wu Yee Sun College The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Student Handbook 2019/20

Content 1. About Us P. 4 2. Campus Location P. 7 3. Campus Facilities P. 9 4. Accommodation & Non-resident Halls P. 10 5. General Education P. 12 6. Scholarships & Awards P. 14 7. Financial Aid P. 15 8. Learning Path at College P. 16 9. Event Calendar (First Term) P. 17 10. Student Activities (2019/20) P. 18 11. Creativity Laboratory P. 21 12. House of Sunny Living P. 22 13. Green Activities P. 23 14. Funding Schemes P. 24 15. Student Bodies P. 26 16. Student Pastoral Care P. 27 17. Important Reminders P. 28

3 1. About Us

Wu Yee Sun College was established in 2007 through the generous support of the Wu Yee Sun Charitable Foundation Limited. The College is a medium-sized college of 1200 students with about 300 new students joining us every year. The College admitted its first cohort in September 2012.

The College Motto t The Doctrine of the Mean Chapter 20 SCHOLARSHIP “One must make extensive study of what is 博 good, examine it with a critical eye, reflect AND PERSEVERANCE upon it with care, judge it with a clear mind, and carry it out earnest” Through its diverse programmes of general education, college student life, as well as cultural and overseas 學 t 《中庸》（第二十章） exchanges, the College aims to broaden students’ 「博學之，審問之，慎思之，明辨之，篤行之。」 horizons (scholarship), and encourage them to forge 篤 ahead (perseverance) in making contributions to 意譯： society leading a productive and rewarding life. 廣博的學習、詳細的求教、慎重的思考、明白行的辨別、切實的實行。 The College Mission Entrepreneurial Spirit with Social Responsibility 培育創新志業精神和社會責任感，為己為人。 The College creates an intimate and dynamic learning atmosphere. Students will develop the drive for social entrepreneurship: a passion for creativity and innovation, and an acumen in pursuing new projects and ideas, not just for personal gain but for the common good. Entrepreneurial Spirit Social Responsibility - Creativity & Innovation - Concern with Social Issues & Problems - Passion & Commitment - Sense of Humanity & Social Justice - Vision & Courage - Care for the Poor & Disadvantaged - Trust & Networking - Awareness of Environment & Conservation

4 The College Anthem t The College Anthem is a beautiful presentation of the College Motto and Mission through the elegant melody and lyrics. It is jointly created by Professor Victor W.K. Chan (陳偉光教授) from the Department of Music, and Dr. Sam C.L. Chan (陳澤蕾博士) formerly from the Department of Cultural and Religious Studies .

q Listen to the College Anthem The College Emblem

Dr. Wu Yee Sun, the founder of Wing Lung Bank, cultivated a keen interest in the art of penjing (盆景) and won the accolade of the ‘Sage of Penjing’ (盆聖). The college emblem is characterized by a bonsai of pine tree. Pine tree endures cold in winter, here it is likened to the indomitable spirit of perseverance and the College’s mission to nurture the future generation. The emblem resembles a jade pendant with ornate carve hinting the humble and receptive attitude of a gentleman. The Sunny College

The publicity name of Wu Yee Sun College is ‘The Sunny College’: half word-play on Dr. Wu’s name and half the College vision. May the College and its members radiate positive energy and be a passionate * You may also download the College Anthem here if you cannot force that makes the world a better play the file in PDF. place. 5 The College has over 110 faculty and staff members from all disciplines, all People working together to build up its vibrant college life. Professor College Master Anthony T.C. Chan Currently serving as Li Shu Fan Medical Foundation Professor (陳德章教授) of Clinical Oncology and Associate Dean (External Affairs) of Medicine, Prof. Chan became the Master of Wu Yee Sun Col- lege in August 2017.

Professor Associate Master & Sunny K.S. Kwong Dean of General Education (鄺啟新教授) Currently serving as Associate Professor by courtesy in the Department of Economics and the Director of University Planning Office, Prof. Kwong oversees our College General Education Programme. Professor Associate Master Annisa C.H. Lee Currently serving as Associate Professor in the School of Jour- (李賴俊卿教授) nalism and Communication, Prof. Lee served as Dean of Stu- dents in 2014-2017, and became Associate Master of Wu Yee Sun College in May 2019. Prof. Lee also serves as the Director of Creativity Laboratory. Professor Associate Master Kam-fai Wong Currently serving as Professor in the Department of Systems (黃錦輝教授) Engineering and Engineering Management and Associate Dean (External Affairs) of Engineering, Prof. Wong became the Associate Master of Wu Yee Sun College in March 2016.

Professor Dean of Students Man-hong Lai Currently serving as Associate Professor in the Department of (黎萬紅教授) Educational Administration and Policy, Prof. Lai became the Dean of Students of Wu Yee Sun College in August 2017.

Professor Associate Dean of Students Ming-kay Poon Currently serving as Associate Professor in the Department (潘銘基教授) of Chinese Language and Literature, Prof. Poon became the Associate Dean of Students of Wu Yee Sun College in October 2016.

Dr. Po-kin Leung Associate Dean of Students (梁寶建博士) Currently serving as Lecturer in the Department of Physics, Dr. Leung became the Associate Dean of Students of Wu Yee Sun College in November 2017.

For more information upon the College People, click the followings College Members | Affiliated Fellows | Senior College Tutors | Honorary Advisors | More 6 2. Campus Location The College campus is located on Residence Lane. Its hostels accommodate 600 students in 300 twin rooms.

7 Campus Transport Guide To reach our College Weekdays/School Days Take Bus No.3 or 4 from Yasumoto International Academic Park (few minutes walk from University MTR Station), and get off at the Residence 3&4 Stop to reach our Campus!

Route No. 3: Yasumoto International Academic Route No. 4: Yasumoto International Academic Park – Shaw College Park – C.W. Chu College / Area 39 / Postgraduate Halls / I-House / Lee Woo Sing College Schedule: 0900-1840, Every 00 , 20 , 40 Schedule: 0730-1850, Every 10 , 30 , 50 Get on at (1) and get off at (5) Get on at (1) and get off at (9)

Nightime after 1900/Public Holiday Take Bus No. N (for nighttime after 1900) or H (for the whole day of Public Holiday) from University Station, and get off at the Residence 3&4 Stop to reach our Campus!

For more information on Campus Transport, please visit the campus transport website by clicking here.

8 CENTRAL COURTYARD中央庭園 TERRACE OF DREAMS 圓夢臺 CREATIVITY LABORATORY 創意實驗室 HOSTEL ROOMS 學生房間 NON-RESIDENT HALLS 走讀生舍堂 RESIDENT’S COMMON ROOMS 宿生休息室 DINING HALL 膳堂 HOUSE OF SUNNY LIVING 如日坊 1 GYMNASIUM 健身室 2 MULTI-PURPOSE SPORTS ROOM 多用途體育室

COLLEGE GALLERY 書院藝廊 COLLEGE THEATRE 書院演藝廳 LEARNING COMMONS 共享學習空間 YAN CHAK STUDY ROOM 仁澤書房 N SKY GARDEN 空中花園 O HALL OF HONORARY FELLOW

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3. Campus The Lounge (Upper Floor, House of Sunny Living) 8:00 am – 2:00 am every day Facilities (Access by CU Link Card) Opening Hours (Subject to revisions)

Gymnasium (Lower Floor, House of Sunny Living) Learning Commons (Rooms 102 & 103, 1/F, East 6:00 am – 2:00 am every day Block) 24 hours every day (Access by CU Link Card; For CUHK Fitness Room User Card (Access by CU Link Card) Holders only)

Dining Hall (LG/F, West Block) Yan Chak Study Room (Room 117, 1/F, West Block) Mon - Sat: 7:45 am - 8:45 pm 24 hours a day during term time

Sun & Public Holiday: CLOSED (Access by CU Link Card)

Music Rooms (Rooms 106 & 107, 1/F, East Block) Activity Room (Room 116, 1/F, West Block) 8:00am - 2:00am every day 24 hours every day (Except when reserved for (Access by CU Link Card) activities) (Access by CU Link Card) Located near Located near 9 4. Accommodation & Non-Resident Halls Student Room Hostel Life Facilities - Air-conditioning - Book shelf - Chair - Standard bed - Writing desk - Fan - Computer points and Wi-Fi Access available

Common Room with pantry and balcony is located on each hostel floor Fees

- Hostel fee for 2019/20 is HK$13,304 per year plus refund- Check out more about hostel life and hostel regulations. able deposit of HK$1,000; minus support from hostel budget, the actual amount to be paid by Non-Resident Halls each resident is $12,769. Located on 1/F of the campus, the full sea view non-resident halls are designed for commuter students to interact with fellow students and participate in various - Air-conditioning and laundry hall activities organized by Non-resident Association. at students’ own expense

- Resident students are required to pay a Resident Association fee of HK$30, collected via CUSIS

10 11 5. General Education

GEYS1010 - Entrepreneurial Spirit and GEJC1020 – The Hong Kong Story (First Social Responsibility (First Year) Year) *For non-Cantonese speaking students only Time: Fridays (3:30pm – 6:15pm) Time: Fridays (3:30pm – 6:15pm) Venue: MMW LT 1 Venue: WMY 408

(This course will be offered in both terms. This course should be registered by students themselves through CUSIS. Please take reference to the recommendation by your major (This course will be pre-assigned to non-Cantonese speaking students. If you department and make sure there is enough course load when planning your course schedule would like to take the Cantonese-based course GEYS1010, please inform the in both terms.) College about your decision. The course is offered in term one ONLY. Please take reference to the recommendation by your major department and make sure there is enough course load when planning your course schedule in both terms.) Course details: This course is composed of 4 components. 1. Creativity and Social Campaign Course details: This section of the course examines the topic of creativity From the crown jewel of the British Empire to the “spoiled” SAR and social campaign. We will explore applied creativity as an of the PRC, the Hong Kong story has undergone many ups engine to drive socially responsible campaigns. and downs, twists and turns. Designed from a sociological perspective, but specifically for students without sociological 2. Individual, Society and University background or much background knowledge about Hong How can we lead a good life in a just society? What kind of Kong, this course shall guide them through the journey of education should a university provide so that students can Hong Kong and its people so far. It will pick up popular images pursue happiness and justice? These are the questions every about Hong Kong, such as “a laissez-faire economic miracle”, student should ask and take seriously. We will explore them “the safest place in the world”, or “the land of opportunity”, through philosophical re ection in this section of the course. evaluating their validities or tracing their origins and implications. 3. Servant Leadership of Integrity This section of the course seeks to help students become Integrating experiential learning and e-learning strategies, authentic, unique leaders by fulfilling their purposes and this course should offer students a range of new learning directions in life. experiences and new angles of approaching the society that we are living in. 4. Building a Sustainable and Healthy Society: Everybody’s Business This section of the course aims to enhance students’ understanding of importance of sustainable urban development and its relationship with healthy and positive living.

Lectures are supplemented by a variety of activities to enhance students’ exposure to related topics discussed in class, including cultural walk, movie appreciation and more. Students could register for their desired activities at term start.

12 GEYS1000 - College Assembly/College GEYS4010 - College Senior Seminar Forum (This course is pre-assigned to College students#) (Final Year) All students are required to attend one College Assembly In the ‘College Senior Seminar’, students have to design and and one College Forum each term. plan, in small groups, innovative social ventures that promise to bring social benefits to the community. College Assembly (All Years) One College Assembly has been scheduled each term.

Details are as follows: #GEYS1000 – College Assembly/College Forum is optional for exchange students. Attendance (Pass or Fail) of the Assembly/Forum will be shown on First Term – Inauguration Assembly their transcripts if enrolled in this course. Date: 13 September 2019 (Friday) Time: 11:30am Venue: Sir Run Run Shaw Hall Dress code: Formal (Please wear College tie/scarf)

Second Term – Closing Assembly Date: 17 April 2020 (Friday) Time: 11:30am Venue: Sir Run Run Shaw Hall Dress code: Formal (Please wear College tie/scarf)

College Forum (All Years) All students are required to attend at least one College Forum or High Table Dinner each term. However, students are welcome and encouraged to attend more than one event.

Please pay attention to related emails on College Assembly/ Forum.

13 6. Scholarships and Awards

The College offers scholarships to students for academic excellence, as well as out- standing performance in other areas such as creative sphere, social endeavours, arts and sports.

In 2019/20, about 50% of students can receive different kinds of scholarships and financial aid.

- Admission Scholarships - Scholarships for Academic Excellence - Awards for Creativity, Student Development and Talents - Student Exchange Scholarships & Awards

Visit the Scholarships & Financial Aid Page on website for details regarding eligibilities and application period etc.

14 7. Financial Aid

The College also offers financial aid to students in need. Type Amount Eligibility Application Deadline Application Details Emergency Grant / up to College students with All year round Please contact Miss Yo- Loan HK$8,000 unexpected financial linda Wong by email or needs at 39433932 Exchange and Max. College students with 17/8/19 - 13/12/19 Visit Scholarships & Travel HK$15,000 financial needs who are (For Programme / Activities in Oct Financial Aid for more Grant / Loan (grant) and selected for semester or 2019 - Jan 2020) information max. HK$ year exchange 14/12/19 - 17/4/20 15,000 programmes or going (For Programme / Activities in Feb - (loan) overseas for summer May 2020) activities / exchanges 18/4/20 - 14/8/20 (For Programme / Activities in Jun - Sep 2020)

Student Grant / up to College students having fi- Non-Freshmen: 9/9/19 - 11/10/19 Visit Scholarships & Loan HK$20,000 nancial difficulties Freshmen: 13/1/20 – 21/2/20 Financial Aid for more information

Hostel Grant Up to College resident students 9/9/19 – 11/10/19 (For resident Visit Scholarships & HK$4,192 with financial needs students residing in whole aca- Financial Aid for more demic year or Term 1 only) information

6/1/20 - 7/2/20 (For resident students residing in Term 2 only)

*For Grants, applicants must be local undergraduate students. 15 8. Learning Path at College

As part of the College orientation programme, the *College Student Advisor Scheme is especially designed to help new students settle in College life. 8-10 students will be matched with 1-2 advisors, who are College staff members, to interact on academic, personal and College life matters in informal gatherings. Our advisors come from different faculties and departments in the university. Students will first meet their advisors in College-organized meetings in September to October, 2019. Subsequent meetings will be initiated by students. By meeting at least once a term, freshmen can continue to seek guidance from advisors on setting personal goals.

When new students entered their second year of College life, they are eligible to join Mentorship Programme, which serves as the next stage of advice and guidance. The introduction of group-to-group mentor-mentee model over a period of two years provides Year 2 and Year 3 students with the opportunities to enrich their people skills and career development from various fields of experts. The mentors’ stories of success and challenges will inspire the mentees upon the journey of realizing their personal goals.

The College also provides ample opportunities and support for students to extend their exposure. While Internship Programme let students lay solid foundation for their future career, various self-initiated project funding schemes such as Sunny Passion Programme and Rance Lee Award support students to realize their wild ideas.

*All freshmen are REQUIRED to join College Student Advisor Scheme. Enquiries: Miss Sonia Yu (3943-3937 / [email protected]) 16 9.Event Calendar Term 1 , 2019/20 More activities are coming up! Check out Sunny Weekly, which will be sent to your CUHK Email every Monday! Month Activity Date Event Aug 26 Aug 2019 (Mon) Welcoming Dinner 26 Aug - 29 Aug 2019 (Mon - Thu) New Student Orientation Camp 2019 30 Aug 2019 (Fri) Welcoming Lunch for Incoming Exchange Students Sep Sep - Nov 2019 Yoga Class Sep - Nov 2019 Fitness Training Workshops Sep - Nov 2019 Fitness Consultation Session Sep - Oct 2019 First Gathering of College Student Advisor Scheme (師生茶聚) 19 Sep 2019 (Thu) Fitness Room User Introductory Course* 15 Sep 2019 (Sun) Sunny Living Week : Hiking at Tai Po Kau: understanding Climate Change 16 Sep 2019 (Mon) Sunny Living Week : Vegetarian Lunch 16 Sep 2019 (Mon) Sunny Living Week : Forest Bath 17 Sep 2019 (Tue) Sunny Living Week : Sunny Relay Race 18 Sep 2019 (Wed) Sunny Living Week : Beeswax Foodwrap Workshop 19 Sep 2019 (Thu) Sunny Living Week : Shape You Up - Healthy Snack Making Workshop 20 Sep 2019 (Fri) Sunny Living Week : Student Organizations’ Booths 22 Sep 2019 (Sun) Sunny Living Week : Visit to T-Park 27 Sep 2019 (Fri) Mental Health Forum and Screening Exercise Oct Oct 2019 Lunchtime Concert in Student Canteen Oct 2019 Hop Wai Art and Cultural Programme: 訪問藝術家講座* 3 Oct 2019 (Thu) Hop Wai Art and Cultural Programme: Opening Ceremony of Art Exhibition* 8 - 18 Oct 2019 Hop Wai Art and Cultural Programme: 訪問藝術家工作坊* 8 Oct - 12 Nov 2019 (Tue) Chinese Painting Class (中國繪畫班) 9 Oct 2019 (Wed) High Table Dinner - Prof. Chiu-ying Lam (林超英教授) 10 - 31 Oct 2019 (Thu) Ukulele Class 18 Oct 2019 (Fri) Abseiling Challenge* Nov Nov 2019 12th College Anniversary Celebration* 1 Nov 2019 (Fri) Round Campus Run (Anniversary Celebration Event)* 7 Nov 2019 (Thu) Graduation Ceremony 8 Nov 2019 (Fri) Flyball Experience Day* 19 Nov 2019 (Tue) English through Music and Songs Appreciation 17 *Tentative 10. Student Activities 2019/20 Term-long and Short-term Exchange Programme

To help students develop a broad perspective of the world, in 2018/19 academic year, the College has been in collaboration with 23 institutions worldwide to organize various term-long exchange programmes. In summer 2019, the College also organized different kinds of short-term exchange programmes.

We expect to provide each student with at least one sponsorship for term- long or short-term exchange during his/her normative study period.

Term-long Exchange Partner Institutions (2019/20) America Europe • Mount Allison University, Canada • University of Economics, Prague, Czech Republic • University of Alberta, Canada • Technical University of Denmark (ERG & SCI Pro • Tecnologico de Monterrey, Mexico grams), Denmark • American University, USA • University of Tampere, Finland • Brandeis University, USA (Term 2 only) • Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg, Germany • Northeastern University, USA • Universita Commerciale L. Bocconi, Italy • St. Edward’s University, USA • University of Groningen, The Netherlands • University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA • University College Maastricht, Maastricht Universi • University of Rochester, USA ty, The Netherlands Asia • Maastricht University, School of BA Economics • Zhejiang University, China (UW) , The Netherlands • Korea University, South Korea • Uppsala University, Sweden • The National University of Singapore • University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom

Oceania • Monash University, Australia

18 Short-term Exchange Programme (Summer 2019) Cultural Exchange Service-Learning Programme • Italian Language & Cultural Tour • Service-Learning Trip to Yunnan (2018/19 Winter • Moonlet – Sino-Russian Cultural Exploration break) • Norway & Denmark Green Tour • Xi’an History & Cultural Tour

Language Programme Career Development • New Zealand Language and Culture Study Tour • Summer Internship Programmes

19 Diversified College Life

To nurture students’ entrepreneurial spirit and social responsibility, the College and student organizations organize a wide array of activities and programme to enrich students’ college life.

Service-Learning Trips Creativity Programme e.g. Cambodia, Myanmar, Tainan, Sichuan, e.g. Film-photo competition and exhibition, Sakura Yunnan and Sri Lanka themed campaign stimulating 5-senses, Creativity Talk from Making to Entrepreneurship – The MIT Way Green Activities e.g. Eco-cultural Tour in Ma On Shan, Shoreline Arts & Cultural Activities Clean-up, Rooftop Organic Farming, Tree- e.g. Drama Performance, Music Performance, French planting, Hiking Survival Language Course, Spanish Cooking Class, Hop Wai Arts Programme, Turkish Art Activity Sports Activities e.g. Round Campus Run, NIKE+ Training Club, Fitness Trainings, Yoga Class, Floor Curling Language and Cultural Enhancement Programme e.g. English through Wine and Cheese Appreciation, Global Vision & Experience Talks and Visits Chinese Calligraphy Class, Chinese Painting Class

Mentorship Programme

20 11. Creativity Laboratory A creative space for idea exploration Creativity Laboratory (c!ab) is the first of its kind in CUHK dedicated to creativity. It is also the signature of the College. Located at UG/F, c!ab is the ideal space to create beyond your imagination. c!ab opens 24 hours, allowing users to brainstorm anytime.

Creativity Laboratory (c!ab) is a playground with partitioning and malleability. You are encouraged to - Exchange ideas and brainstorm at IDEA ZONE - Transform ideas into reality through conducting experiments and working on prototypes at CREATE ZONE - Inspire the others through displaying works in the SHOWCASES

C!ab is a one-stop platform for seeding ideas, developing prototypes and displaying works to inspire the others or forming partnerships for further development.

Equipped with professional hardware including sewing machine, power drills, woodworking tools, 3Doodler, iMac, photograph- ic equipment, multi-media software and advanced server set up, c!ab provides an ideal environment for the Sunnies to unleash their creativity and transform their vision into reality. You can request the items via online booking system. c!ab organizes different activities including talks, workshops and visits to inspire your imagination!

Film-photo Exhibition Shibori Indigo Dyeing Workshop Veggie workshop for Graduates

Visit c!ab official website or Facebook Fan Page for our latest updates. Any questions, please feel free to reach us through e-mail: [email protected] 21 12. House of Sunny Living

The establishment of “House of Sunny Living” is Wu Yee Sun College’s new initiative for promotion of healthy living style. It aims to transform our students into a positive and radiating energy force to make the world a better place. Our whole person approach starts with helping students to discover their passions, dreams and sense of purpose in life so that they can form their own identity and develop a character of integrity and perseverance.

The House adopts a holistic three-pronged community approach by integrating three dimensions of “health and spiritual well-being”, “sports for life” and “go green and lead the society” to target the well-being of the body, mind and spirit of our students and encourage their contributions to the environment and society.

Health and Spiritual Well-being Relaxation workshops such as zendala workshop and mindfulness practice designed for strengthening and training for mind and body can be found here. You can also learn to eat wisely through joining our healthy cooking class.

Sports for Life Diversified sports activities such as Yoga Class, Multi-culturalism x Sports – Kabaddi and Sunny Relay Race are offered to promote healthy lifestyle and sports fun. To motivate students to establish routine exercise practice, certi- fied fitness trainers are stationed at our gymnasium to provide personal fitness advice and lead fitness class.

Go Green and Lead the Society Environmental conservation is an essential component of social responsibility. The College has thus been promoting green atmosphere to increase students’ sense of responsibility to the environment.

22 13. Green Activities

Acting out the College slogan “Go Green! Be Sunny!”, our College offers an array of green activities to raise students’ awareness on environmental protection. For instance, our College students formed a Green Team comprising of members committed to greening the College campus and promoting green messages to their peers, communities as well as the general public. Green Team has since its initiation been involved in organic farming at the rooftop garden of our College, and is actively involved in different green activities.

Past College Green Activities include:

Rooftop Farming At the College rooftop garden, Green Team harvested many tasty fruits and vegetables during the past years and shared with the College students the products of their hard work.

Dolphin-Watching Boat Trip A rare opportunity to learn to protect the sea, protect the environment, protect the world’s pinkest wild dolphins by understanding the threats these dolphins are facing every day, and self-reflecting what you can do to conserve the nature.

In Touch with Nature Hiking and Planting Day and Eco-Cultural Tours are some traditional ways of getting in touch with nature. Our Sun- nies experienced how their minds and bodies are immersed in nature in a more innovative way – horticultural therapy.

Hostel Free-cycling Event Held every year during hostel move-in and withdrawal periods, the event promotes the reuse of hostel items.

If you would like to know more about the College’s green activities or would like to organize your own College green activities, please contact Miss Zalon Wong on 3943-9773 or [email protected].

23 14. Funding Schemes

College provides various funding schemes for YOU to initiate your own Projects! Be Entrepreneurial! Funding Scheme (「創出我天地！」學生資助計劃) The funding scheme supports short-term student projects that will realize the College’s core values of creativity, entrepreneurial spirit and social responsibility, with a maximum funding amount up to HK$20,000. All College students, regardless of discipline and year of study, are welcome to submit application all year round.

Enquiries: Miss Florence Tsui (3943-9767 / [email protected])

Dorsett Young Entrepreneur Scholarship(帝盛青年創業家獎學金) Dorsett Young Entrepreneur Scholarship aims at providing students, who are year 2 or above and preferably have exposure to Mainland China, an opportunity to demonstrate entrepreneurial talents with innovative ideas to set-up their own business, targeting Hong Kong and/or the Mainland China market. Awardee will be offered up to HK$80,000, which is subjected to the total number of applications per year.

Enquiries: Miss Florence Tsui (3943-9767 / [email protected])

Global Learning Award Scheme (寰宇學習獎勵計劃) The scheme supports Wu Yee Sun College students to take part in or self-initiate short-term (less than a month) and long-term (more than one month but less than six months) academic or experiential learning programmes outside Hong Kong, such as academic conferences, competitions, field trips, language programmes, cultural tours and so on. The maximum award to successful short-term applicants is HK$12,000 or 50-100% of particular items, whichever is lower; to successful long-term applicants is HK$15,000 or 100% of particular items, whichever is lower.

Enquiries: Miss Rachel Poon (3943 3942 / [email protected]) ; Miss Katie Yu (3943 3935 / [email protected])

Rance Lee Award Creativity and Sunny Living are two of the College’s central forces. In order to enhance the development and inter- action among our students, Rance Lee Award has been newly established to promote the creativity for Sunny Living in the following three dimensions, (a) Health and Spiritual Well-being, (b) Sports for Life and (c) Go Green and Lead the Society. Awardee in each dimension will be offered up to HK$10,000. Take action and live up the Sunny Living attitude!

Enquiries: Miss Florence Tsui (3943-9767 / [email protected])

24 Self-motivation Fund for Sports Activities (自選遊體育活動資助計劃) The Fund encourages students to participate in various kinds of sports events or competitions, in order to live up the spirit “Sports for Everyone”. A maximum of HK$500 or 80% (whichever the lower) of the application fee of non-Col- lege-organized sports activities will be subsidized. Applications are welcome throughout the year.

Enquires: Ms Sonia Yu (3943 3937 / [email protected])

Service-Learning Project Funding Scheme (服務學習項目資助計劃) If you have ideas of service-learning projects in mind, grasp the chance to make it come TRUE! The College’s Ser- vice-learning project Funding Scheme supports any meaningful service-learning project to be held at anywhere of the world any time. You will definitely gain more than you give in the service-learning project. Learn to serve and serve to learn!

Enquires: Miss Katie Yu (3943 3935 / [email protected])

Sunny Passion Programme (愛陽光計劃) Sunny Passion Programme welcomes proposals with ingenious creativity that can make our society a much better place! Regardless the discipline and year of study, you can simply submit the application and get the chance to exchange idea with the Sunnies sharing the same interests, winning Gold (HK$10,000), Silver (HK$6,000) or Bronze (HK$4,000) award!

Enquiries: Miss Florence Tsui (3943-9767 / [email protected])

Care and Well-being Fund for Metal Wellness Activities NEW! The Fund encourages students to participate in various activities to strengthen your own mental wellness or to enrich your relevant knowledge so as to provide support to your peers. A Maximum of $1500 or 80% of the activity fee (whichever is lower) of non-College organized mental health activities and trainings will be subsidized. Applications are welcome throughout the year.

Enquiries: Ms. Michelle Li (3943 3933 / [email protected]) Please visit College Website for more updates! 25 15. Student Bodies

College Student Union Executive Council - Sunchro- International Team nise 巒宜 Contact E-mail: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CUHKWYSSU/ Contact E-mail: [email protected] Music Society 音樂學會 - 伍音畢存 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wysmusicsoc/ College Student Union Representation Council Contact Email: [email protected] Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/wyssurc Contact E-mail: [email protected] Non-residents Association 走讀生會 - Bryeeze 風宜雲走 College Student Union Judiciary Committee Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Bryeeze19/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wysjc Contact Email: [email protected] Contact E-mail: [email protected] Resident Association - 彗宜 Sungrazian College Student Union Student Publication Commit- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sungrazian/ tee – Publisher of Sunzine - Contact Email: [email protected] 宜說 Sunguine Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wyssunzine Rotaract Club - Sunrius 青風高宜 Contact E-mail: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wysrotaract1920/ Contact E-mail: [email protected] Astronomy Society - Sunnova 伍斗星儀 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/523Solaris Sports Association Contact E-mail: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wysspa Contact E-mail: [email protected] c!ab (Creativity Laboratory) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wysclabcuhk Contact Email: [email protected]

Dessert society – SunSweeties 甘之如宜 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wysdessert/ Contact Email: [email protected]

Green Team 環保小組 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WYS-Green-Team- CUHK-867238849989475/ Contact E-mail: [email protected]

26 16. Student Pastoral Care

It is not uncommon for freshmen like all of you to encounter various academic, emotional, interpersonal or family concerns and difficulties as you adjust to university life or pursue personal growth. You may wish to know the below ways that you can seek support or advice from the College and the University when you face problems:

1) You are welcome to speak with our College Dean of Students, Associate Deans of Students and Wardens when you have problems that need resolving. Please call Miss Sonia Yu at 3943 3937/ Miss Katie Yu at 3943 3935/ Miss Florence Tsui 3943 9767 for arrangement.

2) You may also approach the University’s Student Wellness and Counseling Centre at 3943 7208 for help.

3) A 24-hour Emotional Support Hotline at 5400 2055 is launched to assist all CUHK full-time students in need of emotional help. The hotline is operated by trained counsellors from Christian Family Service Centre which offers telephone counselling and crisis interventions. You are welcome to call when facing emotional distress and critical situations.

4) (Chinese Only) 賽馬會心導遊計劃提供網上自助心理支援平台，同學可登記成為會員，進行簡單的心理健康評估。平台會根據評每個人的個別需要而建議合適的課程或服務。只要每日抽少少時間參與平台上的課程，就可以隨時隨地提升自己的心理健康。

5) Sunshine at CUHK Campaign aims to foster an atmosphere of warmth and mutual care on campus. Under the campaign, all CUHK members are invited to become “CU Angels” by hanging out a sign to tell the students around them that they are willing and ready to listen to their troubles.

You may visit our College website for more information as well. 27 17. Important Reminders

Academic Honesty CUHK places very high importance on honesty in academic work submitted by students, and adopts a policy of zero tolerance on academic dishonesty.

Plagiarism Use the work of others Undeclared Impersonation All other acts as one’s own without multiple fraud in of academic acknowledgement. tests and exams dishonesty No exception for group submissions projects!

Warning: All related offence will lead to disciplinary actions including termination of studies in the University. More information: www.cuhk.edu.hk/policy/academichonesty/

Proper Use of CU Link Card

Do not use somebody else’s card or lend out your card. Warning: Identity misuse can lead to serious consequences!

Beware of Telephone Deception If you receive a call from someone you do not know:- 1. Do not readily believe what callers say. Call your friends and relatives to verify if they know the caller. 2. Do not disclose personal information to strangers such as bank account no., online banking password etc. 3. Do not deposit money into a stranger’s bank account.