Through locating the checkpoints and completing the specially designed tasks in the western part of Hong Kong, participants will discover the rich biodiversity embedded in the area, which is also of high cultural and historical value. 

New Life Farm, established in 1968, is an agricultural sheltered workshop in Hong Kong providing training opportunities for people in recovery of mental illness.  The Farm is dedicated to promoting the concept of healthy living, environmental protection and mental health.

Outward bound training has always been an exciting and memorable experience to enhance leadership and unlock personal potential.  The annual Outward Bound Undergraduate Programme is now open for application.  Undergraduates from all disciplines are welcome to join.

"Wheel we Meet?@CUHK" is an experiential volunteering activity of accessibility mapping. It aims at collecting accessibility information for CUHK maps and online open-sourced maps (e.g. Google Map) to enhance the awareness of a barrier-free campus.

The 'Cultural Fun' events keep thrilling in i-LOUNGE in the coming months!

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為加深同學對本地歷史及文化的了解，學生活動組將舉辦一系列戶外探索活動，詳情如下：

This spring, the campus will be vitalized with many fun cultural exchange activities! The i-Ambassadors of the Office of Student Affairs are offering activities of various categories for you to enjoy. If you have joined any activity in at least two categories, we will have a special gift for you. If you have joined any activity in at least three categories, your Student Development Portfolio (SDP) will be updated.

Amidst the growing number of students with Special Educational Needs (SEN) joining our CUHK family, the University hopes to support activities which would raise campus concern for SEN and build a more caring community in CUHK. We now invite student bodies to submit proposals on projects aiming at promoting understanding of and support to students with SEN. Sponsorship will be provided to the selected projects.

With the overwhelming mid-term tests and assignments, group projects, different roles in students' associations and plans of transferring majors, along with your other social, family and personal challenges, the arrival of March might make you tense up. As the saying goes, every cloud has a silver lining, certain level of stress might somehow make a good motivator. Learning effective ways of stress management and importance of self-communication helps you build your pathway to success. As a CUHK alumna and a disaster mental health specialist, Dr Eliza Cheung will share her appealing life stories and profound observation of the keys to success to equip you with holistic learning skills and positive mentality when facing challenges.

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分享經驗 裝備自己

來自不同專業的內地本科畢業生將分享讀研及職場經驗，讓同學掌握在港進修、求職及工作的注意事項及實戰技巧，以裝備自己。

是次交流會將邀請校友回校分享，並設問答及小組交流等環節，讓同學們對未來的方向有更實在的了解，為自己定下更清晰的目標。詳情如下：

Student Counselling and Development Service will hold the following event for students to facilitate their personal growth and self-enhancement:

The Career Planning and Development Centre (CPDC) is going to organize a number of guidance programmes and recruitment talks as follows.

There are a wide range of offshore internship opportunities inviting applications, please visit the websites for details and register accordingly.

To ensure timely arrangements, students in need of support services are strongly encouraged to contact Miss Jasvinda Ng, the Disability Services Manager, by phone at 3943 4766 or email sdss@cuhk.edu.hk as early as possible. Personal information of individual students will be treated as confidential.

A number of new amenities will be open for use at the Staff-Student Centres starting from February.