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| Vol. 132015.08 | |
| The 66th Founders' Day Activities | |
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The celebration of the 66th Founders' Day of the College and the birthday of Confucius will run from August 31 to mid-October. August 31 marks the Opening Ceremony of the whole series of activities, while the Scholarship Presentation Ceremony, Tea Reception, Banquet for a Thousand People and Carnival Night will all be held on September 25. |
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| New Asia College Lecture Series | |
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A. New Asia Lectures on Contemporary China In the 2015-16 academic year, we are delighted to have two guest speakers honor us with lectures in the New Asia Lecture Series on Contemporary China. They will cover various aspects of China's current development and its relationship with Hong Kong. Details of the lectures are as follows: |
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| Alumni Reunions | |
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Reunion gatherings for classes 1995 will be held in August and 1975 in November 2015. The reunion serves as a valuable opportunity for alumni to recapture happy moments of their university life, share recent experiences with each other, and give valuable advice to facilitate the future development of the College. All alumni of Class 1975 and 1995 and their family members are welcome to join these joyful occasions. |
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| 30-year reunion for Class 1985 | |
The 30-year reunion for Class 1985 was held successfully on 30 May this year. More than hundred alumni and their families joined the reunion. Alumni gathered at Yun Chi Hsien, New Asia College at 3pm when current students of New Asia College took them on a bus tour of the university. They reminisced about their joyful years of study and learned about the latest developments of the university at the same time. Then alumni moved to the grassland in front of the Statue of Confucius for a tree planting ceremony and the New Asia Amphitheatre for photos. They enjoyed the campus tour around New Asia College, visiting Ch'ien Mu Library and student hostels. They also visited the Pavilion of Harmony and New Asia History Gallery. |
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| The 13th Seminar on Chinese Moral Education | |
The Seminar on Chinese Moral Education aims to promote Chinese traditional virtues and moral education to the younger generations and has been co-organized by New Asia College, The Chinese University of Hong Kong and the Beijing Oriental Morality Institute since 2002. Each summer, a group of primary and secondary school principals, teachers and education professionals from different parts of Mainland China attend a series of seminars, discussion forums and visits related to moral education during the eight-day program at the College. The Seminar included the Primary School Group and the Secondary School Group, with around thirty participants in each group. The two groups are generously sponsored by Tin Ka Ping Foundation and Sin Wai Kin Foundation Limited. |
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| The Seminar on Traditional Chinese Culture 2015 | |
The "Seminar on Traditional Chinese Culture" has been held since 2000 and is jointly organized by the Su-Shu-Lou Cultural & Educational Foundation, the New Asia College and Hong Kong, and the Traditional Chinese Culture Research Council. The Seminar is also co-organized by the High School Education Committee of the Chinese Society of Education, and implemented by New Asia Middle School. The Seminar is generously sponsored by the Su-Shu-Lou Cultural & Educational Foundation and Sin Wai Kin Foundation Limited. |
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| Yale-China/ Goldman Sachs Business Challenge | |
The fifth annual "Yale-China/ Goldman Sachs Business Challenge" was held at the College on 27 May 2015. The program, which is jointly organized by the College, Yale-China Association and Goldman Sachs, aimed at encouraging future business leaders to devise creative solutions to social problems. |
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| New Asia College/ Yale University Summer Community Service Exchange | |
New Asia College and Yale-China Association jointly established the above program in academic year 2002/ 2003. The main objective is to bring together students from different regions for cultural exchange, and to understand different approaches in the provision of community/ public services. This program is generously sponsored by Dr. Wong King Kwok, Raymond. |
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| New Asia College/ Hertford College of Oxford University Study Abroad and Cultural Exploration Programme 2015 | |
Every year, the programme "New Asia College/ Hertford College of Oxford University Study Abroad and Cultural Exploration Programme" attracts a large number of student applications, which makes it very competitive. |
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| Summer Study Abroad at Cambridge and UC Berkeley | |
This scheme was established in academic year 2012/ 13. It aims at providing students with an overseas study opportunity in a renowned university to enrich and broaden their learning experiences and deepen their understanding of different cultures. |
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| New Asia College/ Hunan University Summer Exchange Programme | |
This programme encourages cultural exchange between Hong Kong and mainland students. Twenty participants from Hunan University visited our College from 13 to 20 July 2015. While in Hong Kong, participants joined a number of activities, including visits to various units at CUHK, government offices and non-governmental organizations as well as attending student functions. |
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