Treasures & Moments
Recent Activities of HKBU Century Club
HKBU Century Club and HKBU Alumni Theatre Stages a Charity Cantonese Opera
Hong Kong Baptist University Century Club and Hong Kong Baptist University Alumni Theatre co-organised a Charity Cantonese Opera on 29 August at the Asia Television (ATV) Studio. Enthusiastic alumni supporting this event included Kent Tsui (Communication), President of Century Club cum Founder and Chairman of Alumni Theatre; Esther Wong (Geography; Social Work), Patron and Vice-President of Century Club cum Vice-President of Alumni Theatre; Yoki Chan (Secretarial Management), Vice-President of Century Club cum Event Director of Alumni Theatre; Professor Justin Chiu (Sociology), Patron of Alumni Theatre and Honorary Advisor of the HKBU Faculty of Social Sciences Student Development Endowment Fund (SDEF); Katie Chan (Communication), Member of Century Club; Cheung Che-kwok (Communication), Mandy Kam (Sociology), Emily Chan (Geography) and Jeoffrey Wong (Humanities). Together they joined hands with other Cantonese opera veterans in the performance and made the show a great success.
Alumnus Ip Ka-po (Communication), Vice-President of Century Club and President of Alumni Theatre, hosted a guided tour for participants. With alumnus Ip alongside, they visited various studios of ATV and also took part in group photos after the show.
Proceeds of the show excluding the expenses of the event and operating costs of Century Club, would be donated to the SDEF of the University, which is established on the 50th Anniversary of the Faculty of Social Sciences to provide financial support to students of the Faculty of Social Sciences in areas of outstanding academic achievements, overseas exchange/attachment, experiential learning activities, and keen financial needs during their studies at the University.
The recording of the event is now available on the Facebook Page of the Alumni Theatre. Please click here to view the video or here to view the photo album.
HKBU Century Club Sponsors the Summer School 2021 – University Experience for Underprivileged Children
Hong Kong Baptist University Century Club (the Club) sponsored the Summer School 2021 – University Experience for Underprivileged Children, which was organised by Leadership Qualities Centre of HKBU Office of Student Affairs. On 31 July, alumnus William Lu (Communication), Treasurer of the Club, delivered remarks at the Closing Ceremony of the programme.
Summer School 2021 aims to inspire and motivate children from underprivileged families by providing them the opportunity of getting a taste of university life, as well as enhancing HKBU students’ empathy and encouraging them to serve the community. This year, 15 HKBU students were recruited to form an organising committee to plan for various activities and outdoor excursions of the programme for 44 participating primary students. During the 6-day Summer School, the programme helped participants build up good character and instil upon them a positive attitude in life. At the Closing Ceremony, HKBU students shared with each other the experience and insight they gained from organising the programme.
For the purpose of providing financial support for teaching, research and student development projects that would contribute to the betterment and sustainable growth of the University, HKBU Century Club has established the Century Club Sponsorship Scheme. For more information on the Scheme, please click here.
Announcement of the Application Results of HKBU Century Club Sponsorship Scheme 2021
Hong Kong Baptist University Century Club (the Club) launched the Century Club Sponsorship Scheme 2021 (the Scheme) again this year to provide funding for the University academic and student development projects.
Chaired by alumnus Philip Kan (Business Management), Vice-President of the Club, the judging panel of the Scheme deliberated on the applications received, and decided to provide sponsorship to support each of the following six University projects:
- Faculty of Science – Faculty of Science 60th Anniversary Distinguished Lecture Series
- Department of Social Work – Saliva cortisol and melatonin level as a biological marker of stress level among children with Dyslexia and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
- Leadership Qualities Centre, Office of Student Affairs – Speaking for Confidence 2021-2022
- Leadership Qualities Centre, Office of Student Affairs – Summer School 2022@University Experience for Underprivileged Children
- Chaplain’s Office – Focusing Course Level 1
- Chaplain’s Office – Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Course
In the past years, the Scheme has received good response with applications from various faculties, academic departments and offices. With the sponsorship, the Club wishes that these projects would be able to achieve their intended outcomes in promoting academic excellence and enhancing student development, helping the University make contributions to the community and strengthening its goodwill. For more information about the Scheme, please click here.