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ABOUT ILPIntroduction P 2

Registration Procedures P 5

Important Points to Note P 6

Recognised University Teams P 7

Frequently Asked Questions P 7

Leadership Enhancement Programme P 8

Programmes with ILP Units by P 9 Academic/ Non-academic Units and Student Societies

Membership of ILP and P 9 CEP Management Committee

Contacts P 9

COURSE DESCRIPTIONList of Abbreviations P 10

Civic Education P 11

Intellectual Development P 23

Physical Education P 32

Social & Emotional Development P 51

Aesthetic Development P 61

Hostel Education P 67

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INTRODUCTIONIntegrated Learning Programme (ILP)

綜合學習課程

A Platform to Unleash Your Potentials and Let Your Talents Grow

Integrated Learning Programme (ILP) is one of the signature co-curricular programmes in the University which offers students abundant opportunities for out-of-classroom learning. With its wide spectrum of contents and interactive delivery modes, students are enabled to unlock potentials, boost confidence, make plans for life and achieve success. Students can develop their new interests and explore many learning opportunities from over 400 ILP activities each year. There are 6 learning domains under the ILP:

Civic Education

Physical Education

Hostel Education

Aesthetic Development

Social and Emotional

Development

Intellectual Development

Integrated Learning

Programme

Roadmap of your out-of-classroom learning:

Year 1 Explore the ILP in 6 different learning domains and identify your personal interests.

Set goals and plan ahead for your University life.

Fulfil the basic ILP unit requirements of certain learning domains.

Year 2-3 Participate actively in any ILP activities that interest and/or inspire you.

Equip and enhance your learning skills through the holistic enrichment activities.

Fulfil the overall ILP unit requirements as soon as possible.

Year 4 Refine and execute both your career and life plan.

Reflect your learning achievements and relate them to your portfolio.

Track your ILP records and ensure that you have fulfilled the ILP unit requirements before graduation.

Programme Objectives:1. Through a co-curricular programme, students pursue their learning of

knowledge and skills and establishing a positive attitude of life beyond the classroom.

2. Through the ILP, students develop their all-rounded personal growth by identifying their talents and planning of career to achieving success.

3. Through the holistic enrichment activities, students enjoy their university life from the transitional process of new students to become the advanced learners during their journey of learning at Lingnan.

Programme Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs):At the end of the programme, students will be able to:

1. Experience a co-curricular programme in the six domains of Civic Education, Intellectual Development, Physical Education, Social and Emotional Development, Aesthetic Development and Hostel Education of the ILP.

2. Reflect their learning achievement of the 6-domain ILP enrichment programme.

3. Demonstrate a positive attitude and sense of belonging in their learning at Lingnan.

Objectives of the Six Domains

(i) Civic Education This domain aims to develop your understanding of, and concern for, both

historical and social development in Hong Kong. Programmes include historical and environmental field trips, global perspectives, social services, and executive training for office-bearers of student societies.

(ii) Intellectual Development This domain introduces learning approaches and skills to enhance your

academic learning, cultivate interests in intellectual pursuit, and acquire knowledge from different sources. Programmes include various workshops on topics of university learning, global perspectives, career preparation and entrepreneurship.

(iii) Physical Education This domain develops your healthy lifestyle, physical competence,

confidence and team spirit. It encourages you to develop healthly lifestyle and lifelong interests in sports activities. Various physical education programmes are offered, including ball games, water sports, physical fitness, martial arts and first aid, etc.

(iv) Social and Emotional Development This domain is to assist you to develop a positive living through enhancing

your social skills, positive attitude, and self-understanding in managing emotions arising from pressures in different aspects of life. The various topics of workshops include self-exploration, emotional management, communication skills and leadership enhancement.

(v) Aesthetic Development This domain lies in exhibiting a relationship of life and its aesthetics.

Students will be offered abundant opportunities to experience a flavor of arts and cultures. Workshops on acting, painting, Chinese calligraphy, music, dancing, performing arts and foreign cultures will be designed for you.

(vi) Hostel Education Comprising structured courses and programmes provided by ten Wardens

Offices and Student Services Centre, this domain aims to develop your sense of community and responsibilities, inter-personal skills, leadership, cultural horizon and English enhancement.

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Registration Procedures

1. Online Registration

1.1 Online Registration - Dates & Time SlotsThe online registration is scheduled from 4 to 5 February 2020. The online registration can be processed through the Internet. Please refer to the time schedule below and click into https://myportal.LN.edu.hk for enrolment.

Target Students

Dates & Time SlotsLast Digit of

Student ID Card NumberDates of Payment

Year 4 Students

4 February 2020 (Tue) ePayment (Online):4 Feb 2020 (Tue),18:00 – 5 Feb 2020 (Wed), 16:00

Cash Payment (at SSC):5 Feb 2020 (Wed)10:00 – 12:30 & 13:30 - 16:00

18:00 – 19:30 0, 1, 5, 7, 8

19:45 – 21:15 2, 3, 4, 6, 9

Year 3 Students

4 February 2020 (Tue)

21:30 – 23:00 0, 1, 5, 7, 8

23:15 – 00:45 2, 3, 4, 6, 9

Year 2 Students

5 February 2020 (Wed) ePayment (Online):5 Feb 2020 (Wed) 18:00 – 6 Feb 2020 (Thu), 16:00

Cash Payment (at SSC):6 Feb 2020 (Thu)10:00 – 12:30 & 13:30 - 16:00

18:00 – 19:30 0, 1, 5, 7, 8

19:45 – 21:15 2, 3, 4, 6, 9

Year 1 Students

5 February 2020 (Wed)

21:30 – 23:00 0, 1, 5, 7, 8

23:15 – 00:45 2, 3, 4, 6, 9

The quota of most ILP courses will be evenly allocated in each time slot during the days of online registration period in order to provide equal opportunities for students. For fee-paying activities, you are encouraged to make ePayment (online) to quickly secure your enrolment.

1.2 Online Add-drop – Dates & Time SlotsOnline Add-drop is scheduled from 6 to 7 February 2020, except the courses with fees. The online add-drop can be processed through the Internet. Please refer to the time schedule below and click into https://myportal.LN.edu.hk for enrolment. Please note that no add-drop will be entertained after 7 February 2020 under normal circumstances. Dropping an activity after that date will only be entertained with valid reasons such as mid-term tests.

Target Students Dates & Time Slots Last Digit of Student ID Card Number

Year 4 Students

6 February 2020 (Thu)

18:00 – 19:30 2, 3, 4, 6, 9

19:45 – 21:15 0, 1, 5, 7, 8

Year 3 Students

6 February 2020 (Thu)

21:30 – 23:00 2, 3, 4, 6, 9

23:15 – 00:45 0, 1, 5, 7, 8

Year 2 Students

7 February 2020 (Fri)

18:00 – 19:30 2, 3, 4, 6, 9

19:45 – 21:15 0, 1, 5, 7, 8

Year 1 Students

7 February 2020 (Fri)

21:30 – 23:00 2, 3, 4, 6, 9

23:15 – 00:45 0, 1, 5, 7, 8

1.3 Arrangement on Course Fee and/or DepositSome of the ILP activities require course fees and/or deposits. Students should settle the payment either by:

(i) ePayment via myLingnan Portal (https://myportal.LN.edu.hk); OR

(ii) Cash via SSC:

Respective Learning Domain(s) Responsible Staff

Civic Education, Aesthetic Development, Hostel Education, Social and Emotional Development and Intellectual Development:

Mr Jeffy Lau at WYLG01/16

Physical Education Dr Mok Kam Ming at WYL G01/1

*If students fail to settle the payment with the payment period (Table 1.1 above), their enrolment will be cancelled accordingly.

ILP Unit RequirementsAs a undergraduate programmes’ graduation requirement, Year 1, Year 2 and senior year admittees are required to complete a minimum of 75, 60 and 55 units of ILP courses respectively during their study in Lingnan University. All first-year students are required to participate in the New Student Orientation (NSO), which accounts for 15 ILP units. The minimum unit requirements for the ILP domains are listed below:

Table1 – Basic Requirements

ILP Learning Domains

Minimum ILP Unit Requirements

Year 1 Admittees on a 4-year

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Year 2* Admittees on a 4-year Programme

Year 3* Admittees on a 4-year Programme

Civic Education 5 5 5

Intellectual Development 5 5 5

Physical Education 5 5 5

Social and Emotional Development

5 5 5

Aesthetic Development 5 5 5

Hostel Education 5 5 5

Free Electives 30 15 10

New Student Orientation 15 15 15

Total Unit Requirements 75 60 55

Table2 – Outbound Exchange for One Term

ILP Learning Domains

Minimum ILP Unit Requirements

Outbound Exchange2 (1 Term)

Year 1 Admittees on a 4-year Programme





Civic Education 5 5 5

Intellectual Development 5 5 5

Physical Education 5 5 5

Social and Emotional Development

5 5 5

Aesthetic Development 5 5 5

Hostel Education 5 5 5

Free Electives 22.5 7.5 2.5

New Student Orientation 15 15 15

Total Unit Requirements 67.5 52.5 47.5

* The designated year of admission does not reflect the number of credits the student earned for fulfilment of curriculum requirements and the expected duration before he/she can graduate. The actual number of transfer credits to be granted for fulfilment of curriculum requirements will follow the relevant academic regulations regarding credit transfer. As such, the student may require longer period than normal programme duration for fulfilling the curriculum requirements.

1 Inbound Exchange Students who study one term or two terms at Lingnan University are not required to take ILP.

2 Outbound Exchange Students refer to students who spend one term overseas or in the Chinese Mainland under Office of Global Education.

Special cases other than the above are subject to the approval of the Management Committee of ILP and CEP and Senate.

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Things to note:1) Deposit is only refundable (i) after the completion of full course/

activity or the attendance requirement is fulfilled OR (ii) when the course/activity is cancelled due to low enrolment.

2) Course fee is only refundable when the course/activity is cancelled due to low enrolment.

3) Please make sure your bank account information is updated in myLingnan Portal (https://myportal.LN.edu.hk) before the completion of any course/activity, otherwise, the refund may be forfeited.

Click “Academics” → “Student Services” → “View Student Bank Account Information” to update your bank account information.

1.4 Restriction on RegistrationEach student is allowed to take a maximum of 30 ILP units during the online registration. The registration system will not allow students to enrol more than 30 ILP units in this round of registration. This arrangement is implemented to prevent students from over-enrolment so that the places can be allocated evenly to students.

To make the best use of the limited resources, SSC reserves the right to lower the enrolment priority of students who have already met the 75 ILP unit requirements.

2. Additional ILP activities after Online Registration Various departments, student societies and Student Services Centre may

offer additional ILP activities to students each month. Students should pay attention to corresponding emails, social media and posters to look for updates.

Important Points to Note1. Attendance Requirement

1.1 Class AttendanceStudents are expected to be punctual and attend the full ILP course. Students are either allowed to sign in within 15 minutes from the scheduled start time, or sign out 15 minutes before the scheduled end time of each ILP session. Exceeding the limit, the student’s attendance for that session will not be counted.

*To avoid any disturbance during the University Assembly and music performance, signing out is only allowed at the scheduled end time of each ILP session.

1.2 Completion RateIn general, students are required to achieve 80% attendance in an ILP course in order to be qualified for its ILP unit(s).

1.3 Excused AbsenceStudents may apply for sick leave or leave with a valid reason from the responsible SSC staff by presenting the necessary documentations, which must be submitted before the absence or within 3 working days after the absence.

1.4 Unexcused AbsenceAbsence without a valid reason is not allowed. Absentees will be recorded and will have to bear the consequence of registering ILP activities only in the second round of online add-drop in the next term if they are absent from ILP activities 3 times or more.

1.5 Cost incurred after completion of academic requirementsAs approved by Senate Meeting of 6 October 2001, ILP taken after completion of academic requirements will normally be charged at costs incurred for your notice, i.e. to pay 1% of the tuition fee for a full-time student for every hour of ILP course(s) taken.

2. Medium of Instruction ILP activities are conducted in English, unless otherwise specified. Some

activities are conducted in Cantonese/ Putonghua.

Students are encouraged to print out their registration records after online registration and attend the ILP activities accordingly.

Recognised University Teams Members of the university teams (listed below) who have reached 80% attendance of regular training in one academic year will be awarded maximum 12 ILP units in the respective domains.

Sports TeamsPhysical Education – 12 ILP unitsBadminton Team Handball Team Rugby Team Taekwondo Team Woodball Team Basketball Team Judo Team Squash Team Tennis Team Soccer Team Dragon Boat Team Karate Team Swimming Team Track & Field Team Fencing Team Rowing Team Table-tennis Team Volleyball Team

Cultural TeamsAesthetic Development – 12 ILP unitsChinese Debate Team Putonghua Debate Team

Lion Dance & Martial Arts Team English Debate Team

Frequently Asked Questions1. How can I check my ILP record? You can check both your ILP record in Degree Works anytime in the

University Portal (https://myportal.LN.edu.hk). To enter Degree Works:

(i) Go to Lingnan website;

(ii) Click into “myLingnan Portal”;

(iii) Log in with your login name and password

(iv) Click into “Academics”;

(v) Click into “Academic Advising and Degree Auditing” under “Degree Works”;

(vi) Select “ILP / CE”.

Your registered ILP courses will be shown in Degree Works. Please mark the registered ILP courses in your own schedule and attend the courses accordingly. A reminder email will also be sent to you 3 days before any course starts.

If you find any discrepancy in your ILP record on the web transcript, kindly contact Ms Elaine Yam at 2616 7304 or via email ([email protected]).

2. Other than the ILP activities published in this booklet, are there any others available for us? Additional ILP activities may be held each month. You can access the latest

ILP information through any of the following channels:

(i) Web class schedule on the University Portal mentioned in question 1,

(ii) ILP website (http://www.LN.edu.hk/ssc/ilp)

(iii) ILP Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/lingnanilp )

(iv) Notice boards of the Student Services Centre (SSC),

(v) Emails sent by the ILP Team (email: [email protected]), and

(vi) Promotion by academic /non-academic units and student societies.

3. I am a non-Cantonese speaking student. Any special assistance can be arranged? Upon special requests and when resources are available, English

interpretation can be arranged. Please contact:

Ms Elaine Yam (Tel: 2616 7304 / Email: [email protected])


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Programmes with ILP units by Academic / Non-academic Units and Student Societies Apart from the ILP activities organised by SSC, we also welcome new and creative activities organised by academic /non-academic units and student societies. For the guidelines and the application details, please visit the following websites:

Academic/ Non-academic Units:http://www.LN.edu.hk/ssc/ilp/resources/application/department

Student Societies:http://www.LN.edu.hk/ssc/ilp/resources/application/society

Lists of approved programmes are also available on the website for your information and participation.

Membership of ILP and CEP Management CommitteeChairman

Dr LI Dong-hui Associate Vice-President (Student Affairs)

Members

Mr Chad CHAN Senior Project Officer, Office of Service-Learning

Ms Queenie CHANAssistant Information Manager I of Information Technology Services Centre

Ms Jenny KO Director of Student Services

Mr Jeff LIU Associate Librarian, Library

Ms LO Chui Yee Students’ Union Representative

Ms Angel NG Education Officer of Teaching and Learning Centre

Ms Connie WONG Assistant Director of Student Services

Ms Berry YUEN Assistant Registrar, Registry

Secretary

Ms Elaine YAMAssistant Student Services Manager I of Student Services Centre

ContactsGeneral Enquiry

Tel. No. Email Address

2616 7411 [email protected]

2616 7026 (For Physical Education) [email protected]

ILP Team

Name Tel. No. Email Address

Ms Elaine Yam 2616 7304 [email protected]

Mr Jeffy Lau 2616 7403 [email protected]

Mr Stanley Chu 2616 7367 [email protected]

Ms Pauline Tse 2616 7411 [email protected]

Leadership Enhancement Programme Serving as an office-bearer of a student society is always a challenging and yet rewarding experience. You will not only serve your fellow students and the University but also train yourself, from being a young adult to becoming an engaged and involved leader, possessing both vision and passion. To equip you for this transformational experience, a series of leadership development programmes has been specially designed for you to gain a better understand the key concepts of leadership and to equip you with integrity and competence as a student leader.

Key Qualities of Student Leaders of Lingnan University 1. Share the vision and mission of Lingnan Liberal Arts Education2. Respect and care for others 3. Always think for the future, learn from the past and act in the now 4. Plan for, and anticipate goals 5. Master effective communication skills 6. Task delegation throughout the members of the team 7. Influencing others to participate 8. Embracing new ideas 9. Gaining an awareness of the rules 10. Aspiring to be a role model for your fellow students

ILP Units Awarded to Office-bearers of Student SocietiesTo recognise your learning experience in serving as an office-bearer of a student society, ILP units will be awarded to you if you

1. have completed at least 2 hours of the Leadership Enhancement Programme listed above before or during term while serving the student society;

2. have completed the term of services of the student society; and

3. have obtained the approval of the supervising unit.

Details about the accrual of ILP units awarded are as follows:

Student Societies

Training under Leadership

Enhancement Programme

Practicum (in the domain of Social

& Emotional Development)

Total Supervising Units

Endorsing the award of ILP units for Practicum

Committee Members

& Assistant Members of

Students’ Union (SU)

2 ILP units +

13 ILP units 15

units +SU

Committee Members of

Student Hostel Associations

11 ILP units 13

units + Respective Warden Offices

Committee Members of Programme-

based Societies

11 ILP units 13

units +

Association of Arts Programme

Senate of Society of Social Sciences

Senate of Business Administrative Society

Committee Members of Clubs and Societies

registered under SU

7 ILP units 9 units

+SU

Committee Members of

Groups under Student Services

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7 ILP units 9 units

+SSC

An additional certificate will be awarded to you when you have completed 6 ILP units or above in the training, including Workshop on Team Leadership, and acquired the ILP units in the practicum.

For more details, please refer to http://www.ln.edu.hk/ssc/leadership-enhancement/lep


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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS New Courses/Activities

Courses/Activities of Leadership Enhancement Programme

Courses/Activities offered in Cantonese

Courses/Activities offered in English

Courses/Activities offered in Putonghua

Entrepreneurship

Leadership

Residential Education (Language Enhancement/ Cross-cultural Appreciation/ Cross-cultural Integration)

Technology Literacy

Well-being

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課程 / 活動Courses / Activities

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科學、社會與持續發展系列 Science, Society and Sustainability Series

《砂戰風雲》紀錄片欣賞會 - 砂亦有盡時？Film Screening - Sand Wars: Will sand run out?

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鯊魚有難—談談鯊魚保育與可持續發展Sharks in Crisis

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身土不二體驗之旅A Journey on Seasonal Food C P 15

領袖訓練系列 Leadership Enhancement Programme

學生組織之誠信與管治Anti-corruption – Integrity & Governance for Student C P 15

防止校園性騷擾 (學生活動及迎新營)Avoiding Sexual Harassment in Student Activities C P 15

《個人資料（私隱）條例》簡介 - 學生組織Data Privacy Protection for Student Societies C P 16

廉政行動放映會及廉政公署入職講座Screening of ‘ICAC Investigators 2019’ cum ICAC Career Talk

C P 16

壓花加能量：廉潔壓花工作坊與咖啡分享ICAC DIY Floral Embossed Cups Workshop cum Coffee Sharing

C P 17

社會服務系列 Social Services Series

義工服務遊戲帶領技巧工作坊Be an Effective Game Leader in Community Services

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如何成為社會的服務領袖How to be a Service Leader in a Society

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藥物濫用 – 現今的濫藥狀況以及禁毒政策的制定與考量Substance Abuse – The Current Situation and the Implications on Anti-drugs Policies Formulation

C P 18

認識進食失調工作坊Body Cherish Campaign C P 19

香港人道年獎得獎者分享會Sharing Session by Awardee of the Hong Kong Humanity Award

C P 19

休才薈 – 紮染布袋工作坊Gatherly – Tie-dyeing Handicraft Bag Workshop C P 20

休才薈 - 屏山古蹟探索之旅Gatherly - Ping Shan Exploration Tour C P 20


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平等機會系列 Equal Opportunities Series

平等機會活動2020開幕禮 Equal Opportunities Awareness Campaign 2020 – Kick-off Ceremony

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如何防止校園/舍堂性騷擾及香港反歧視法例介紹Prevention of Sexual Harassment on Campus/in Hostel and Introduction to Anti-discrimination Laws of Hong Kong

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職業導航及CareER創辦人分享Career GPS cum Sharing by Founder of CareER C P 22

勞工處展能就業科簡介會Introduction of Services of the Selective Placement Division of the Labour Department

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科學、社會與持續發展系列Science, Society and Sustainability Series

This series aims at introducing Lingnan community to science, sustainability and environmental issues through seminars and workshops. By exposing students to real-life societal and global cases, students will be challenged to live a more environmental-friendly lifestyle, think and act responsibly for a sustainable future.

《砂戰風雲》紀錄片欣賞會 - 砂亦有盡時？Film Screening - Sand Wars: Will sand run out?

Objectives: At the end of the screening, students will be able to: 1. Discover the use of sand in the society; 2. Understand the impact and consequences of sand mining to the

environment and also the development of the society; and 3. Enhance the awareness of sustainable living.

Description: Every house, skyscraper and glass building, every bridge, airport and sidewalk in our modern society depends on sand. We use it to manufacture optical fibre, cell phone components and computer chips. We find it in our toothpaste, powdered foods and even in our glass of wine!

However, is sand an infinite resource? Can the existing supply satisfy a gigantic demand fuelled by construction booms? What are the consequences of intensive beach sand mining for the environment? Will one day those grains of silica surrounding our daily lives become used up?

Based on encounters with sand smugglers, barefoot millionaires, corrupt politicians, unscrupulous real estate developers and environmentalists, this investigation takes us around the globe to unveil a new gold rush and a disturbing fact: the “SAND WARS” have begun.

CRN Date Time Venue

5821 27/2/2020 (Thu) 17:30 – 19:30 MBG06

Instructor

Mr. Roy TAM (Green Sense - Chief Executive (Voluntary))

Prof. Paulina WONG (Assistant Professor, Science Unit, Lingnan University)

Medium of Instruction English

ILP Unit 2

鯊魚有難—談談鯊魚保育與可持續發展Sharks in Crisis

Objectives: At the end of the lecture, students will be able to: 1. Learn about the challenges sharks are now facing in HK and also in the

global; 2. Raise awareness about shark conservation and sustainable living; and

3. Reflect on their purchase and diet habits.

Description: The Education Director of the Hong Kong Shark Foundation, Ms. Andrea RICHEY will share about shark conservation. Students will be led to look into the global shark crisis and how we in HK can make a difference by educating people to stop eating shark fin soup and shark products.

CRN Date Time Venue

5822 11/3/2020 (Wed) 18:30 – 19:30 MBG01

Instructor

Ms. Andrea RICHEY (Education Director of Hong Kong Shark Foundation)

Prof. Jonathan FONG (Assistant Professor, Science Unit, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 1

身土不二體驗之旅A Journey on Seasonal Food

Objectives: At the end of the activity, students will be able to: 1. Enhance the knowledge of Hong Kong agriculture and eco-farming; 2. Increase the awareness of consumption; and 3. Experience the joy of cooking.

Description: The activity adopts healthy cooking to promote the wellbeing of the students and demonstrates how to support local production and farming.

CRN Date Time Venue

5823 26/3/2020 (Thu) 17:00 – 19:00 AM319

InstructorMs. Rachel CHENG

(Tutor of Natural Network)

Medium of Instruction Cantonese

ILP Unit 2

領袖訓練系列Leadership Enhancement Programme

New office-bearers of student societies have to shoulder a lot of responsibilities. Besides learning from mistakes, is there any short cut?

學生組織之誠信與管治Anti-corruption – Integrity & Governance for Student

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Avoid corruption and fraud behaviours; 2. Maintain reputation of student societies and University; and 3. Uphold clean and impartial working principles.

Description: This workshop will introduce important information for student leaders in managing integrity of student societies. It’s essential for the student leaders to protect the interests of its members. Students will explore the good meaning of good governance and how correct decisions can be made. Relevant HK Laws will be introduced during this workshop.

CRN Date Time Venue

5824 12/2/2020 (Wed) 16:00 - 17:00 MBG07

InstructorMs. Cameo LAU

(Community Relations Officer, ICAC)


ILP Unit 1

防止校園性騷擾 (學生活動及迎新營)Avoiding Sexual Harassment in Student Activities

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand the definition of sexual harassment; 2. Understand the seriousness of having indecent programmes or activities;

and 3. Learn the ways of dealing with the potential cases and learn to be a

responsible student leader.

Description: This workshop will introduce the concept of sexual harassment and identify behaviour which constitutes sexual harassment. Relevant cases will also be shared with student leaders and student leaders will understand the liability for sexual harassment.

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防止校園性騷擾 (學生活動及迎新營)Avoiding Sexual Harassment in Student Activities

CRN Date Time Venue

5827 17/3/2020 (Tue) 16:00 - 17:00 LKK101

InstructorMs. Agness LAM

(Representative from Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD))


ILP Unit 1

《個人資料（私隱）條例》簡介 - 學生組織Data Privacy Protection for Student Societies

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand the important regulations under the Data Privacy Ordinance; 2. Learn the ways of handling student data in a proper manner; and 3. Learn the definition of a data.

Description: The workshop will help students understand the existing ordinance about Data Privacy Protection, and why and how to protect personal data in the context of student societies.

CRN Date Time Venue

5826 27/4/2020 (Mon) 16:00 - 17:00 LBYG01

InstructorMs. Candice CHENG

(Representative from Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC))


ILP Unit 1

廉政行動放映會及廉政公署入職講座Screening of ‘ICAC Investigators 2019’ cum ICAC Career Talk

Objectives: At the end of the event, students will be able to: 1. Understand the work of the Operations Department of ICAC; 2. Know how the ICAC officers to safeguard a corruption-free Hong Kong;

and 3. Learn the entry requirement of ICAC officers and the career path in the

ICAC.

Description: This workshop comprises two parts: (1) The first episode of ‘ICAC Investigators 2019’ will be played in the event. The story was adapted from a real ICAC case. Apart from educating students against the evils of corruption, the TV drama will also demonstrate the relentless efforts and determination of ICAC officers in carrying out their anti-corruption duties. The cast includes Carlos Chan (陳家樂), Jeannie Chan (陳瀅). (2) After showing the TV drama, an ICAC career talk will be conducted by an ICAC officer from Community Relations Department for introducing the work of ICAC, the entry requirements and the recruitment process of ICAC officers. A Q&A session will be held after the talk.

CRN Date Time Venue

5828 17/2/2020 (Mon) 18:00-19:30 LBYG01

InstructorMs. Cameo LAU (Community Relations Officer, ICAC)

& ICAC Ambassadors


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壓花加能量：廉潔壓花工作坊與咖啡分享ICAC DIY Floral Embossed Cups Workshop cum Coffee Sharing

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand the importance of positive values in the workshop; and 2. Understand the mission of ICAC.

Description: Do you know what flowers representing integrity, honesty and loyalty? Tutor will introduce the meanings of flowers and participants will be taught embossing skill to make an unique and beautiful cup by using dried flowers. The Coffee Sharing session will be held after the workshop for introducing the working culture of ICAC and collecting feedback from young people about the work of ICAC.

The workshop is free of charge. Cups, dried flowers and other materials will also be provided.

CRN Date Time Venue

5829 2/3/2020 (Mon) 18:00-19:30 AM319

InstructorMs. Rebekah WONG

(Assistant Counsellor, Lingnan University) & ICAC Ambassadors


ILP Unit 1.5

社會服務系列Social Services Series

義工服務遊戲帶領技巧工作坊Be an Effective Game Leader in Community Services

Objectives: At the end of the programme, students will be able to: 1. Recognise the effectiveness of games in volunteer services; 2. Understand the basic concepts and effective techniques of games

leading; and 3. Elevate the interest and commitment towards volunteerism.

Description: It is common that games and activities constitute an important component in various volunteer services and are adopted as an effective means in connecting volunteers and service targets. In the hope of maximising the effectiveness and outcomes in volunteer services, a deeper understanding and a grasp on skills and techniques in game planning and leading are always advantageous.

This programme will delineate: • Thefunctionsandeffectivenessofgameactivitiesinvolunteerservices • Thetechniquesofselectingandarrangingsuitablegamestomatchthe

needs of the service users • Thestepsofgamesleading • Thewaysofenhancingtheinvolvementofparticipants

With these workshop coverages, it is in the hope that students can be equipped with useful techniques in leading games, which can in turn elevate ones’ confidence and capabilities while participating in various volunteer services.

CRN Date Time Venue

5880 25/3/2020 (Wed) 15:30 – 17:30 LKK201

Instructor Representative of the Hong Kong Institute of Volunteers


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如何成為社會的服務領袖How to be a Service Leader in a Society

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Describe the speaker’s sharing and ideas on social services; 2. Identify different leaders from leadership styles and effects of personality

features on leadership effectiveness; and 3. Explore how service experience benefits future career as well as building

a better society.

Description: Without working experience, how can we prove our abilities to our potential employers or investors of our start-up businesses? The speaker will share cases of service leadership as well as his own experience of being a service leader. Moreover, he will guide students to identify the effects of their personality features on leadership effectiveness through an interactive session. At the end of the workshop, students will have an opportunity to explore how service experience also contribute to their career development.

CRN Date Time Venue

5881 27/2/2020 (Thu) 16:30 - 18:00 MBG12

InstructorMr. Mac CHAN

(Executive Deputy Supervisor, Wofoo Leaders’ Network Steering Committee)


ILP Unit 1.5

藥物濫用—現今的濫藥狀況以及禁毒政策的制定與考量Substance Abuse – The Current Situation and the Implications on Anti-drugs Policies Formulation

Objectives: At the end of the session, students will be able to: 1. Describe the current trend and situation on substance abuse in Hong

Kong; 2. Understand the rationales, considerations and cultural implications on

anti-drug policies formulation across different countries; and 3. Acquire a deeper understanding of the social issue of substance abuse.

Description: As cooperated with the Caritas HUGS Centre (which is one of the Counselling Centres for Psychotropic Substance Abusers in Hong Kong), this session will not only describe the current trend and situation on substance abuse in Hong Kong, but will also explore the social and economic factors that influence the trend of substance abuse in Hong Kong since year 2000.

Since Canada has become the first country to legalise marijuana for adults a year ago, other countries are also paying close attention to the issue as the exercise of Canada may have shaped the laws on cannabis on a broader spectrum. In the latter part of this workshop, the speakers will also discuss its implication that may impose on the drug policy of Hong Kong.

CRN Date Time Venue

5830 30/3/2020 (Mon) 16:00 – 17:30 MBG01

Instructor

Mr. LUN Chi Wai (Supervisor and Registered Social Worker, Caritas HUGS Centre)

Mr. WONG Siu Wah (Registered Social Worker, Caritas HUGS Centre)


ILP Unit 1.5

認識進食失調工作坊Body Cherish Campaign

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand the concept of eating disorders, causes & phenomenon; 2. Increase the awareness of mental health issues in the community; and 3. Promote positive mental health and body cherish campaign on campus.

Description: In recent years, eating disorders patients in Hong Kong have been getting younger and younger. Colleges & universities are places nurturing this batch of young adults, where eating and body concerns are also common among them. The workshop aims to promote awareness and knowledge of eating disorders particularly amongst young people and to help them to improve their self-esteem. Relevant community resources will be introduced too.

CRN Date Time Venue

5882 25/3/2020(Wed) 14:00 - 17:00 AM319

InstructorRepresentative of Hong Kong Eating Disorders Association

(HEDA)


ILP Unit 3

Remarks1. Certificate will be issued upon completion of the course.

2. Students will be invited to be a volunteer for promoting mental wellness campaign on campus

香港人道年獎得獎者分享會Sharing Session by Awardee of the Hong Kong Humanity Award

Objectives: At the end of the sharing session, students will be able to: 1. Understand more about the universal value of humanity; and 2. Help spread the spirit of humanitarianism and facilitate the integration in

society.

Description: The Hong Kong Humanity Award is organised jointly by the Hong Kong Red Cross and Radio Television Hong Kong. Launched in 2007, it is the very first award of its kind in Hong Kong which aims to give tribute to individuals in society who exemplify the very spirit of humanity by putting it into practice and action. Through honouring their humanitarian deeds, the organisers hope that more people will know about the universal value of humanity, spreading humanitarianism to all levels of society. Over the past ten years, more than 60 individuals were commended by the Award.

The awardee of the Hong Kong Humanity Award, who live up and put into practice the spirit of humanity, will deliver a talk in Lingnan University to share their humanitarian works and contributions in alleviating and preventing the human suffering. All students are cordially invited to join the sharing session!

CRN Date Time Venue

5831 31/3/2020 (Tue) 16:00-17:00 MBG06

Instructor Awardee of the Hong Kong Humanity Award


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休才薈 – 紮染布袋工作坊Gatherly – Tie-dyeing Handicraft Bag Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand the skills of talented retirees; 2. Learn more about the traditional handcraft, Tie-dyeing; and 3. Acquire skills in tie-dyeing.

Description: Two “Talented Retirees” Ms. Cheung and Ms. Li are invited to teach Tie-dyeing. Tie-dyeing is a traditional handicraft from Hakka. In ancient times, folk wisdom used dyed square scarf for book wrapping and other personal care. Through hands-on tie-dyeing of a handicraft bag, students can learn more about natural dyeing, tie-dye patterns and dyeing techniques.

CRN Date Time Venue

5832 24/2/2020 (Mon) 16:30 - 18:00 AM320

InstructorMs. CHEUNG & Ms. LI

(Talented retirees, Gatherly)


ILP Unit 1.5

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休才薈 - 屏山古蹟探索之旅Gatherly - Ping Shan Exploration Tour

Objectives: At the end of the tour, students will be able to: 1. Understand the history of Ping Shan; 2. Explore the declared monuments and graded buildings in Ping Shan; 3. Learn about the living culture of Tang Clan.

Description: Ping Shan Heritage Trail is a well-preserved heritage sites of Yuen Long. It shows the lives and culture of the early clan settlers of the New Territories and Hong Kong’s heritage. The early clan settlers are the Tang, which has been populated since the late Yuan dynasty.

Students are able to listen to the story of the Ping Shan Heritage Trail and the Tang Clan from our Talented retirees, Andy. He is an expert in touring and being a storyteller. You can explore the other side of Hong Kong.

CRN Date Time Venue

5833 22/2/2020 (Sat) 10:30 - 12:30 Ping Shan Heritage Trail

InstructorMr. Andy LAM

(Talented retirees, Gatherly)


ILP Unit 2

Deposit $100

Assembly Time and Point 10:20 am at Tin Shui Wai MTR Station (Exit E3)

平等機會系列Equal Opportunities Series

Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other. To lead, one has to accumulate knowledge and develop oneself. Leaders should have the wisdom to distinguish right and wrong, to communicate their visions and beliefs, and to inspire and empower others to dream, execute and take actions.

平等機會活動2020開幕禮 Equal Opportunities Awareness Campaign 2020 – Kick-off Ceremony

Objectives: At the end of the ceremony, students will be able to: 1. Acquire skills to handle people with different needs (physical and

emotional); 2. Understand the importance of sexual harassment prevention as an act to

promote equality and respect; and 3. Cultivate an awareness and positive mind-set towards inclusiveness

and diversity, which will enhance the well-being of students themselves since students will be more open to communicating with people from a different background and/or a different culture.

Description: Themed “From Inclusiveness to Well-Being” this year, the Equal Opportunities Awareness Campaign Kick-off Ceremony will feature a series of activities ranging from violin performance, sharing session, and dance performance to busking show. Students will also be able to meet with personnel with a disability who will share how he regained his momentum in life by learning to play the violin pleasingly. Much more, students will find themselves being immersed in live dance show and street music. We will also have game booths, wellness truck, exhibition booths, snack bar and a showcase of the artwork of disabled students, including those of the great personage late Moravia at the Fong Sum Wood Library! All in all, this is an excellent opportunity for students to meet with other students and people from a diverse background in a relaxed and musical way.

CRN Date Time Venue

5883 30/3/2020 (Mon) 12:30 - 13:30 Kin Sun Square

Instructor Lingnan University Equal Opportunities Committee

Medium of Instruction English & Cantonese

ILP Unit 1

如何防止校園/舍堂性騷擾及香港反歧視法例介紹Prevention of Sexual Harassment on Campus/in Hostel and Introduction to Anti-discrimination Laws of Hong Kong

Objectives: At the end of the training, students will be able to: 1. Acquire knowledge of what constitutes sexual harassment on campus and

in hostel, as well as knowledge of anti-discrimination laws of Hong Kong; 2. Prevent sexual harassment and discrimination; and 3. promote equality and respect among students and staff.

Description: The training will start with a brief overview of the four anti-discrimination ordinances. Afterwards, the trainer will walk through the definition of sexual harassment, unlawful acts which will be seen as sexual harassment, sexual harassment liabilities and defence, as well as latest research findings of sexual harassment among university students in Hong Kong. Being equipped with some basic knowledge, students will be further taught skills on how to prevent sexual harassment in the hostel and on campus. Court cases and videos will be used to facilitate the learning process.

CRN Date Time Venue

5884 31/3/2020 (Tue) 17:00 - 18:00 MBG12

Instructor Representative of the Equal Opportunities Commission


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職業導航及CareER創辦人分享Career GPS cum Sharing by Founder of CareER

Objectives: At the end of the sharing session, students will be able to: 1. Enhance their understanding of disabilities and SEN, and be equipped

with skills to handle people with different needs; and 2. Gain career planning information, which will help them understand

questions to be considered upon graduation.

Description: CareER stands for Care in Education and Recruitment. The organisation plays a role in the career development of persons with disabilities and special educational needs (SEN) by helping their transition from university to chosen fields of employment. The workshop not only will enhance students understanding of disabilities and SEN, but will also provide insight into career path building and planning. The speaker will also share his own story in different industries, including NGOs, multinational companies, SME and early start-ups.

CRN Date Time Venue

5885 1/4/2020 (Wed) 14:30 - 15:30 MBG19

InstructorMr. Walter TSUI

(Founder of CareER)


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勞工處展能就業科簡介會Introduction of Services of the Selective Placement Division of the Labour Department

Objectives: At the end of the talk, students will be able to: 1. Enhance the understanding of the working abilities of people with

disabilities; 2. Describe the services that are available from the Selective Placement

Division of the Labour Department; and 3. Cultivate a positive attitude towards people with disabilities.

Description: The Selective Placement Division of the Labour Department provides free recruitment service to employers and free employment service to job seekers with disabilities, including those with visual impairment, hearing impairment, physical impairment, chronic illness, intellectual disability, ex-mental illness, autism spectrum disorder, specific learning difficulties and attention-deficit / hyperactivity disorder. Its objective is to assist people with disabilities in securing jobs in open employment that best suit their abilities, skills, qualifications and experience, with the ultimate aim of integrating them into the community and helping them to be financially independent.

This talk will be especially useful to students with disabilities. The speaker of this talk will give a detailed introduction to the services that are available from the Selective Placement Division of the Labour Department. Special job-hunting skills which are specific to job seekers with disabilities will also be delineated.

CRN Date Time Venue

5886 3/4/2020 (Fri) 14:30 - 15:30 MBG01

InstructorRepresentative of the Selective Placement Division,

Labour Department


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事業起步篇 Career Preparation Series

求職信與履歷表撰寫基本法講座 (適合暑期就業/實習申請者)Career Talk on Fundamental Cover Letter & CV Writing (for Summer Employment / Internship Seekers)

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求職錦囊之晉身新聞傳媒工作攻略Job Hunting Forum: Embark on a Thrilling Career in Journalism C P 25

傳訊行業分享會: 就業機遇及前景 (廣告、公關、市場營銷及項目管理)Panel Discussion: Career Opportunities and Prospects of Communications Industry (Advertising, PR, Marketing Communications and Event Management)

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Strategic Talent Management: Getting Ready for the Future of Work

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大學論壇 University Assembly

大學論壇：國際服務與領導風格University Assembly: International Service & Leadership Styles

E P 27

科學、社會與持續發展系列 Science, Society and Sustainability Series

淺談全球氣候暖化的影響及其應對之道Global Warming – Impact and Solutions

P P 28

淡水龜與環境保育—外來品種對香港生態的影響及對策Ecological Impacts of Exotic Turtles in Hong Kong: What You Should Know and What You Can Do

E P 28

適者生存—剖析城市就氣候適應而制定的短期行動及長遠計劃Short and Long Term Climate Adaptation Possibilities and Actions in Cities

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學習機會篇 Learning Opportunity Series

Opportunity for Student Exchange Programmes E P 29

TEDxLingnanUniversity – No Limits E P 30

應用技巧篇 Applied Skills Series

資訊科技應用技巧工作坊 Applied Information Technology Skills Workshops

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圖書館資料搜集技巧工作坊 Library Information Skills Workshops

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資訊科技能力測驗及自學課程 Information Technology Fluency Programme (ITFP) (IIMA206)

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事業起步篇Career Preparation Series

求職信與履歷表撰寫基本法講座 (適合暑期就業/實習申請者)Career Talk on Fundamental Cover Letter & CV Writing (for Summer Employment / Internship Seekers)

Objectives: At the end of the talk, students will be able to: 1. Grasp the basic concepts and knowledge of writing a job application

letter and CV; 2. Apply the skills learned to writing a cover letter and CV; and 3. Launch their plan for summer employment or internship. 參與講座之後，同學可以： 1. 掌握撰寫求職信及履歷表的基本知識及概念： 2. 應用相關技巧；及 3. 計劃暑期就業或實習。

Description: A professional-looking cover letter & CV are your essential self-marketing tools for job hunting. Most employers will also base on such documents to shortlist candidates in the first recruitment stage. This talk will facilitate you to prepare your cover letter and CV especially for the application of summer employment or internship.

求職信及履歷表往往是申請職位時最基本的要求，亦是僱主藉以篩選合適員工最基本的步驟。嘉賓講者將會與同學分享撰寫求職信及履歷表的基本知識及概念，幫助同學掌握初步技巧，特別為你申請暑期職位/實習機會作準備。

CRN Date Time Venue

5768 12/2/2020 (Wed) 16:30 - 18:30 MBG06

InstructorMs. Irene CHEN

(Professional Career Consultant & Former HR Manager of BNP Paribas Hong Kong)


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求職錦囊之晉身新聞傳媒工作攻略Job Hunting Forum: Embark on a Thrilling Career in Journalism

Objectives: At the end of the forum, students will be able to: 1. Describe the speakers’ sharing and ideas on career field of journalism; 2. Understand the real work situation and job requirements; and 3. Prepare themselves for job hunting strategies. 參與講座之後，同學可以： 1. 總結嘉賓講者對新聞傳媒工作的經驗分享； 2. 認知新聞傳媒行業之實際工作情況及要求；及 3. 為建立求職策略作準備。

Description: In this forum, seasoned professionals in journalism will be invited to share with students their invaluable experience especially in areas of job nature, requirements, career opportunities and prospects as well as job hunting strategies. The forum could enable students to understand more about the profession of journalism and facilitate them to make better career preparation.

本論壇特別邀請兩位來自新聞傳媒界別的資深工作者，為同學剖析該行業的實際工作情況、對大學畢業生的要求、就業機會與前景及求職策略等等，讓同學對新聞傳媒工作有更深入的了解和認識，為將來就業作好準備。

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求職錦囊之晉身新聞傳媒工作攻略Job Hunting Forum: Embark on a Thrilling Career in Journalism

CRN Date Time Venue

5769 17/3/2020 (Tue) 17:00 - 19:00 MBG06

Instructor

Mr. MAN Cheuk Fei (Professional Career Consultant &

Former HR Manager of BNP Paribas Hong Kong)

Ms. Jacqueline CHAN (CEO (Sales, Marketing & Distribution) – Metro News Multi Media

Limited & Founder & CEO – Metro Pop Limited)


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傳訊行業分享會：就業機遇及前景 (廣告、公關、市場營銷及項目管理)Panel Discussion: Career Opportunities and Prospects of Communications Industry (Advertising, PR, Marketing Communications and Event Management)

Objectives: At the end of the event, students will be able to: 1. Describe the speakers’ sharing and ideas on communications industry; 2. Be familiar with different job nature and development of the industry;

and 3. Grasp the information about current job market for career preparation. 參與講座之後，同學可以： 1. 總結嘉賓講者對傳訊行業的經驗分享； 2. 認知行業之發展及有關職務；及 3. 掌握行業最新就業市場情況並作求職準備。

Description: Experienced practitioners in communications industry will share with students about their valuable work experience in Advertising, PR, Marketing Communications, Event Management etc. in form of panel discussion. Students will learn more about the prospects as well as challenges ahead of the industry. The guests will also give students tips on how to connect with the industry so as to gain the updates on current job market and related career opportunities.

透過幾位從事廣告、公關、市場營銷及項目管理的專業人士之分享，讓同學更加了解現今傳訊行業之發展及有關職務，以至最新就業市場情況及怎樣尋找機遇等等，讓有興趣加入此行業的學得到重要啟示。

CRN Date Time Venue

5770 27/2/2020 (Thu) 17:00 - 19:00 MBG07

Instructor

Mr. Mark CHAN (Group Managing Director, CMRS Group)

Ms. Carmen LEE

(Director of Communications (FinTech), Hong Kong, Corporate Marketing and Public Relations, Tencent)

Mr. Andy LAI (Project Lead, Marketing & Communications, President Office,

Chubb Life Insurance Company Ltd.)


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Strategic Talent Management: Getting Ready for the Future of Work

Objectives: At the end of the talk, students will be able to: 1. Understand the importance of strategic human-resource management; 2. Become familiar with basic concepts and some theoretical models of

talent management; and 3. Learn about the variance in the application of talent management across

different types of businesses.

Description: "What does it take to become a good leader?" "How can university graduates demonstrate leadership qualities in their early career?" Despite the increasing recognition of the significance of workplace leadership to high-education, these questions are barely addressed from an employer's perspective. In this guest seminar, business experts from JobsRnR, a leading recruiter for multinational banks in Hong Kong, will draw on rich academic evidence and their practical experience in human-resource management to provide a holistic review of leadership from a talent-management perspective.

CRN Date Time Venue

5778 11/2/2020 (Tue) 18:30 - 20:00 LBYG02

Instructor

Mr. Simon LI (CEO of JobsRnR)

Ms. Amy KONG (Senior Consultant of JobRnR

Head of HRBP OCBC Wing Hang Bank)


ILP Unit 1.5

大學論壇：國際服務與領導風格University Assembly: International Service & Leadership Styles

Objectives: At the end of the talk, students will be able to: 1. Identify various leadership styles; 2. Know more about international services; and 3. Develop oneself's leadership style.

Description: This university assembly will invite prominent guest speakers to introduce various styles of leaders, such as social leaders, business world’s leaders, governmental leaders, etc. Guest speakers will present how international services also greatly shapes distinctive leaders in the world.

CRN Date Time Venue

5779 9/3/2020 (Mon) 17:00-18:30 MBG07

Instructor

Mr. Eugene FONG (Director and Deputy General Manager of Junefair Group,

Supervisor of Wofoo Leaders' Network Steering Committee)

Mr. Anthony LEUNG ( Co-Founder & Innovator of Silk Road and Belt Technology

Limited, and Executive Deputy Supervisor of Wofoo Leaders' Network Steering Committee)

Mr. Ken WONG (Managing Director of Formex Financial Press Limited,

and Deputy Supervisor of Wofoo Leaders' Network Steering Committee)


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This series aims at introducing Lingnan community to contemporary issues in science and sustainability. This series brings together experts from various fields to introduce topics about ecology, climate change, science and society. Students will be challenged to expand their horizons and reflect on environmental, societal, and developmental issues related to the modern world we live in today.

淺談全球氣候暖化的影響及其應對之道Global Warming – Impact and Solutions

Objectives: At the end of the seminar, students will be able to: 1. Understand the impact of global warming to the nature; 2. Recognise the cause of global warming; and 3. Enhance the awareness of environmental protection.

Description: In the recent decade, the increase of average surface temperature of the Earth has slow down. It aroused global attention and query towards global warming. The climatologists from all over the world are having in-depth study about the situation, its cause and impact.

Global warming is a tremendous challenge facing the human beings in the 21st century. It causes certain influence to our lives. In this talk, students will learn about the cause of global warming, its impact to the nature and our living, and most important how we could deal with it.

CRN Date Time Venue

5780 11/2/2020 (Tue) 17:00 - 18:30 MBG07

InstructorProf. ZHOU Jing

(Associate Professor, College of Life Sciences, Qufu Normal University)

Medium of Instruction Putonghua

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淡水龜與環境保育—外來品種對香港生態的影響及對策Ecological Impacts of Exotic Turtles in Hong Kong: What You Should Know and What You Can Do

Objectives: At the end of seminar, students will be able to: 1. Understand what are exotic/invasive species; 2. Learn about how exotic turtles affect local ecosystems; and 3. Discover what citizens can do to manage exotic/invasive species.

Description: Invasive species is a major threat to biodiversity, leading to the extinction of many species globally. In Hong Kong, we know little about the impacts of invasive species on local ecosystems. Red-eared sliders are released via deliberate release and is common throughout Hong Kong. In this talk, the speaker will show how he evaluates the ecological impacts of the introduction of this species using various tools, including population surveys, fecal analysis and stable isotope. The information gathered in this study will inform effective management and public education related to non-native species, pet and religious release. I will highlight what Hong Kong citizens can do to help this emerging issue.

CRN Date Time Venue

5781 5/3/2020 (Thu) 18:00 – 19:00 MBG19

InstructorProf. SUNG Yik Hei

(Assistant Professor, Science Unit, Lingnan University)


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科學、社會與持續發展系列Science, Society and Sustainability Series

適者生存— 剖析城市就氣候適應而制定的短期行動及長遠計劃Short and Long Term Climate Adaptation Possibilities and Actions in Cities

Objectives: At the end of seminar, students will be able to: 1. Understand what climate adaptation is all about; 2. Learn about how climatic conditions affect our daily life and health; and 3. Recognise the importance of climate policies and governance

Description: Climate change is not anymore a discussion in the scientific context. Extraordinary heat and drought and the movement of “Fridays for future” showed that climate change is on the daily agenda of everyone. Nowadays the knowledge about future climatic conditions and regional climate simulations is not so relevant as the knowledge of the implications and communication of effects for different purposes and especially in cities. The strongest implications are heat waves and how they can affect daily life and in general public health. Therefore the development and application of adaptation possibilities and action for different time frame (heat health warning systems, climate oriented planning, heat action plans).

CRN Date Time Venue

5782 23/4/2020 (Thu) 17:00 – 18:30 LBYG01

InstructorProf. Andreas MATZARAKIS

(Extraordinary Professor, Research Centre Human Biometeorology, German Meteorological Service)


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Opportunity for Student Exchange ProgrammesObjectives: At the end of the seminar, students will be able to: 1. Describe the idea of SEP offered by the University; 2. List out the planning strategies of application for the SEP; 3. Be aware of the value of life experiential learning through the SEP.

Description: Your new university life opens up numerous exciting adventures for you. Exchange overseas or in Mainland China could be one of the challenging options for your whole-person development and international exposure. This session is especially tailored for those who would like to have a better plan for their University’s experience.

CRN Date Time Venue

5783 2/3/2020 (Mon) 16:30-17:30 MBG22

Instructor

Ms. Tracy KWOK (Assistant Programmes Manager II of Lingnan University)

Ms. Jamie SO (Assistant Programmes Manager II of Lingnan University)


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學習機會篇Learning Opportunity Series


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TEDxLingnanUniversity – No LimitsObjectives: At the end of the activity, students will be able to: 1. Bring together speakers to speak on topics that are idea-focused; 2. Cover a wide range of subjects to foster learning, inspiration and wonder;

and 3. Provoke conversations that matter.

Description: This year No Limits focuses on the boundless opportunities that are available to everyone, if they have the courage to step outside of their cultural and personal norms and see the possibilities.

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5808 29/2/2020 (Sat) 13:00 - 16:00 MBG22

Instructor

Albert KO (Director, Office of Service Learning, Lingnan University)

Aria TUNG (Visiting English Tutor, Centre for English & Additional Languages, Lingnan University)

Chelsea PERINO (Managing Director, Global Marketing &

Communications at The Executive Centre)

Divya SAMTANI (Co-Founder, Savvy Sapiens)

Ms. Myke CELIS (Certified Life Coach / Host / Author)

Nixon CHEUNG (Head of Commercial and Brand, HK Tramways)


ILP Unit 3

Through a series of information technology skills and library information skills workshops, it makes your university learning easier.

資訊科技應用技巧工作坊 Applied Information Technology Skills Workshops

About the workshop: 本大學資訊科技服務中心 (ITSC) 為你提供一系列的資訊科技應用技巧工作坊，完成這些工作坊，可以幫助你靈活地運用各種電腦軟件，令你在學習時達到事半功倍之效。

有關詳情，請瀏覽：http://www.ln.edu.hk/itsc/desktop/ilp

Medium of Instruction: English & Cantonese

圖書館資料搜集技巧工作坊Library Information Skills Workshops

About the workshop: 面對一片浩瀚的書海及網絡上的大量資訊，怎樣才能覓得你所想、所需，以解決你學習上的需要？你需要的正是適當的圖書館資料搜集技巧。本大學圖書館所提供的一系列工作坊必能幫助你。

有關詳情，請瀏覽：http://www.library.ln.edu.hk/help/classes/

Medium of Instruction: English & Cantonese

資訊科技能力測驗及自學課程Information Technology Fluency Programme (ITFP)

About the workshop: 「資訊科技能力測驗及自學課程」包括「資訊科技測驗」及「網上自學課程」兩個部份，旨在確保同學能掌握足夠的資訊科技能力以應付學習及日後工作上的需要。所有自2012-13年度入學的嶺南大學本科生(包括所有三年制及四年制的一年級學生），必須於在學期間通過「資訊科技測驗」合格的畢業要求。

取得合格成績可得2 ILP分（智育發展）及由教與學中心頒發的証書一份，並記錄在畢業學業成績表上。參加測驗的次數不限。

凡於 Introduction to Information Literacy課取得合格的學生可豁免有關通過「資訊科技測驗」的要求，但仍需完成ILP的其他要求。

查詢或報名「資訊科技測驗」，請瀏覽：http://tlc.ln.edu.hk/itfp/

The ITF programme which comprises an ITF Test and an online self-learning programme, equip students with necessary IT skills for their study and future career development. With effect from 2012-2013, all undergraduate students enrolling in a Lingnan University undergraduate programme are required to pass the ITF Test as a requirement for graduation.

Students who pass the test will obtain two ILP units in ‘Intellectual Development’ domain and an ITF Certificate issued by the Teaching and Learning Centre. It will also be recorded in the graduate transcript. There is no limit on the number of attempts students can make to pass the test.

Students who have passed the course Introduction to Information Literacy will be given an exemption from the IT Fluency Test. They are, however, required to complete all the other university ILP requirements.

For enquiries or registration for a test session, please go to the ITFP website: http://study.ln.edu.hk/itfp/

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健康系列 Wellness Series

減壓有方，向毒品說不!Stress and Drug Abuse

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健體新玩法 - 高強度間歇訓練Fitness Workshop – HIIT

E C P 35

家居急救有妙法Domestic First Aid

C P 36

認識子宮頸癌和乳癌，預防方法你要知！Talk on Cervical and Breast Cancer Prevention

C P 36

Move your body and keep healthy! Exploring the Health Science

E P 36

領袖訓練或證書課程 Leadership Training or Certificate Course

康樂領袖訓練Recreational Leadership Training

E C P 37

急救證書Certificate Course in First Aid

C P 37

球類課程 Ball Games

羽毛球(初班)Badminton (Elementary)

C P 38

籃球(初班)Basketball (Elementary)

C P 38

足球(初班)Soccer (Elementary)

C P 39

壁球(初班)Squash (Elementary)

C P 39

乒乓球(初班)Table-tennis (Elementary)

C P 39

網球(初班)Tennis (Elementary)

E C P 40

非撞式欖球(初班)Touch Rugby (Elementary)

E C P 40

排球(初班)Volleyball (Elementary)

E C P 41

活木球(初班)Woodball (Elementary)

E C P 41

健體課程 Physical Fitness

健體舞 Aerobic Dance

C P 42

健體班 Bodybuilding

E C P 42

康健人生 Fit for Life

E C P 43

瑜伽(初班)Yoga (Elementary)

E C P 43

瑜伽(進階)Yoga (Intermediate)

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武術課程 Martial Arts

拳擊Boxing

C P 44

泰拳Muay-Thai Boxing

C P 45

劍擊Fencing

C P 45

柔道Judo

C P 45

空手道Karate

E C P 46

跆拳道Taekwondo

C P 46

詠春Ving Tsun

C P 47

其他課程 Others

牛仔舞Jive

E C P 47

華爾茲Waltz

E C P 48

陸運會，你準備好未？跳高、跳遠和三級跳Get ready for Sports Day: High Jump, Long Jump and Triple Jump

E C P 48

陸運會，你準備好未? 鐵餅和鉛球Get ready for Sports Day: Discus and Shot Put

E C P 48

閃避球工作坊Dodgeball Workshop

E C P 48

躲避盤工作坊Dodgebee Workshop

E C P 49

飛鏢工作坊Dart Workshop

E C P 49

游泳四式(初班)Swimming Medley (Elementary)

C P 50

游泳四式(進階)Swimming Medley (Intermediate)

C P 50

If necessary, course instructors will supplement the teaching with English.

All Sports Equipment are provided by Student Services Centre.

Students are required to dress appropriately of attending in the above courses/activities. No jeans and slippers are allowed.

健康系列Wellness Series

Through a series of health and sports-related talks and workshops, letting students establish a healthy life style and understand the importance of sports.

減壓有方，向毒品說不！Stress and Drug Abuse

Objectives: At the end of the lecture, students will be able to: 1. List out the cause and symptom of Drug Abuse; 2. Understand the importance of Stress Relief; and 3. Share the knowledge with family members and friends.

Description: Drug Abuse is often misunderstood as a proper way of Stress Relief, which happens in Hong Kong. The talk will reveal the misconception and consequences of Drug Abuse. In addition, the proper way of Stress Relief will be introduced.

CRN Date Time Venue

5696 19/3/2020(Thu) 16:30-17:30 MBG07

InstructorInvited Speaker from Methodist Centre

(循道衛理中心)


ILP Unit 1

健體新玩法 – 高強度間歇訓練Fitness Workshop – HIIT

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. List out the theory and methodology of High Intensity Interval Training

(HIIT); 2. Practice HIIT with correct exercise and safety precaution; and 3. Establish a habit of regular exercising..

Description: High Intensity Interval Training (高強度間歇訓練) was proven to be an ideal training method for consuming energy in a short period of time. According to the American College of Sports Medicine, 15 mins of HIIT is having the same fat burning effect as 1 hour of jogging. From this workshop, you can learn and practice HIIT under the supervision of experienced instructor. You must wear sports clothes and running shoes.

CRN Date Time Venue

5697 30/3/2020 (Mon) 15:30 – 16:30Room 3, Student Activities Centre

InstructorMr. Alfred POON

(Experienced Physical Fitness Instructor)


ILP Unit 1

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家居急救有妙法Domestic First Aid

Objectives: At the end of the lecture, students will be able to: 1. List out the cause and example of domestic injury; 2. Understand the basic procedure and theory of First-Aid assistance; and 3. Able to help the people in need.

Description: The lecture aims at heightening the alertness in domestic injuries and household accidents prevention as well as enabling them in providing proper first aid treatment and emergency handling. Wish that you will be able to help people in need.

CRN Date Time Venue

5698 25/3/2020 (Wed) 16:30 - 17:30 MBG07

InstructorInvited speaker from Hong Kong Red Cross

(香港紅十字會)


ILP Unit 1

認識子宮頸癌和乳癌，預防方法你要知！Talk on Cervical and Breast Cancer Prevention

Objectives: At the end of the lecture, students will be able to: 1. List out the cause and symptom of Cervical and Breast Cancer Prevention; 2. Understand the importance of cancer prevention; and 3. Share the prevention methods with family members and friends.

Description: Control of specific modifiable cervical and breast cancer risk factors as well as effective integrated prevention of non-communicable diseases which promotes healthy diet, physical activity and control of alcohol intake, overweight and obesity, could eventually have an impact in reducing the incidence of cancer in the long term. This lecture will provide information on the prevention methods.

CRN Date Time Venue

5699 1/4/2020 (Wed) 16:30 – 17:30 MBG07

InstructorInvited speaker from Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society

(香港防癌會)


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Move your body and keep healthy! Exploring the Health ScienceObjectives: At the end of the lecture, students will be able to: 1. Reveal the common misconceptions about health issue and sports

habits; 2. Understand the correct conception of the myths; and 3. Share the knowledge with friends.

Description: It’s time to put an end to the health science myths, misconceptions, and inaccuracies passed down through the ages. Can Vitamin C supplements really help you prevent a cold? Flexibility equals longer life expectancy? Join us and know the truth!

CRN Date Time Venue

5700 8/4/2020 (Wed) 15:30 - 16:30 MBG01

Instructor

Dr. MOK Kam Ming (Assistant Manager (Physical Education) I, Lingnan University, Fellow of Hong Kong Association of Sports Medicine and Sports

Science)


ILP Unit 1

領袖訓練或證書課程Leadership Training or Certificate Course

Through a series of leadership training and certificate course, you can develop leadership and obtain qualifications through sports and professional training.

康樂領袖訓練Recreational Leadership Training

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Understand the rationale of Recreational Leadership; 2. List out the safety concern of recreational activity; and 3. Organise a session of recreational activity.

Description: This course will focus on providing students with an understanding of the role leadership plays in developing and delivering adventure activities. Students will also gain an understanding of different leadership styles and the importance of using different leadership strategies and techniques in different situations. Organisation, conflict resolution and presentation skill will also be a focus within the course.

CRN Date Time Venue

5701 22/2/2020 (Sat) 10:00 - 17:00Room 3, Student Activities Centre

Instructor Invited Professional Adventure Based Activities Trainer


ILP Unit 6

Deposit $100

Remarks Please wear sports clothes and running shoes

急救證書Certificate Course in First Aid

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Understand the theory of First Aid; 2. Practice bandaging and Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation(CPR); and 3. Cultivate confidence while facing crisis.

Description: This course is divided into three parts: first aid theory, bandaging and cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Upon completion of the course, students with an attendance rate of 80% or above will be allowed to take the exams arranged by the Hong Kong St. John Ambulance. Students who pass the examination will be awarded a certificate. Having first aid knowledge can save yourself and also save people in need, it is a skill worthy to learn.

CRN Date Time Venue

5702 25-29/5/2020 (Mon-Fri) 9:30-16:30 LKK101

InstructorExperienced Instructor of

the Hong Kong St. John Ambulance Association


ILP Unit 12

Fee$250

(Class and Exam fee $50 & Deposit $200; Refund of deposit with 80% attendance record)

Online Registration To be announced in March 2020

RemarksStudents have to purchase the St. John First Aid Course Manual ($80) and Bandages Pack ($38) through SSC or by themselves.

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Various ball games are available, fostering students’ interest in sports.

羽毛球 (初班)Badminton (Elementary)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the rules and how to play badminton; 2. Practice the standard moves of playing badminton (e.g. grip, footwork

and serving); and, 3. Develop interest in admiring and participating the badminton game.

Description: Badminton is a fairly easy game to learn and fun to play casually and competitively. Basic badminton skills include learning how you hold the racket, serve the shuttle and move your feet. You can practice drills to improve your game. Rules and scoring are established for singles and doubles games.

CRN Date Time Venue

570325/2, 3/3, 10/3, 17/3, 24/3

& 31/3/2020 (Wed)

10:30 – 12:00Badminton Court, Sports Complex

5704 12:00 – 13:30

InstructorMr. LEUNG Wai Lee

(Head Coach of Badminton Team, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

籃球 (初班)Basketball (Elementary)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the rules and how to score in the basketball matches; 2. Practice the standard moves of playing basketball (e.g. passing, dribbling,

layup and defensive moves); and 3. Develop interest in admiring and participating the basketball game.

Description: Basketball originated in 1891 at Springfield College in the United States. During the cold winter, it started with people shooting the football into the basket of peaches as an indoor games, and named the game as Basketball. Apart from training and strengthen the body, playing basketball can also cultivate team spirit.

CRN Date Time Venue

570521/2, 28/2, 6/3, 13/3, 20/3

& 27/3/2020 (Fri)11:00 – 12:30

Basketball Court, Sports Complex

InstructorMr. LEE Tat Shing

(Head Coach of Basketball Team, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

球類課程Ball Games

足球(初班)Soccer (Elementary)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the rules of playing football; 2. Practice the standard moves of playing basketball (e.g. trapping, passing,

shooting, and defensive moves); and 3. Develop interest in admiring and participating the football game.

Description: Football is one of the most popular and influential competitive sports in the world. It helpers people training their body coordination and footwork. In addition, it has a very high demand for fitness and team work.

CRN Date Time Venue

570625/2, 3/3, 10/3, 17/3, 24/3

& 31/3/2020 (Tue)15:00 – 16:30

Soccer Pitch, Outdoor Sports

Ground

InstructorMr. YAU Wo Kan

(Head Coach of Men’s Soccer Team, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

壁球(初班)Squash (Elementary)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the safety guidelines and rules of squash matches; 2. Practice the standard moves of playing squash (e.g. how to serve and

make forehand or backhand stroke); and 3. Develop interest in participating the squash game.

Description: Squash originated in England in the mid-19th century, and it is named after the state in which soft balls were beaten and deformed. As the narrow range of activities is surrounded by four walls, there are specific requirements in terms of equipment, rules, and swings to ensure the safety of oneself and the opponent.

CRN Date Time Venue

570720/2, 27/2, 5/3, 12/3,

19/3 & 26/3/2020 (Thu)

10:30 – 12:00Squash Court,

Sports Complex5708 12:00 – 13:30

InstructorMr. WONG Chi Keung, Eric

(Head Coach of Squash Team, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50


Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the rules and how to score in the table-tennis singles and

doubles; 2. Practice the standard moves of playing table-tennis (e.g. how to block,

strike and serve); and 3. Develop interest in admiring and participating the table-tennis game.

Description: Table tennis originated in England at the end of the 19th century and evolved from the move of tennis to the dining table. Table tennis is a skill-based and less physical-required sport, which makes it suitable for being a life-long choice of doing exercise.


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CRN Date Time Venue

570920/2, 27/2, 5/3, 12/3,

19/3 & 26/3/2020 (Thu)12:00 – 13:30

Room 3, Student Activities

Centre

InstructorMr. YAM Tak Yiu

(Head Coach of Table-tennis Team, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

網球（初班）Tennis (Elementary)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the rules and how to score in the tennis singles and doubles; 2. Practice the standard moves of playing tennis (e.g. how to strike the with

forehands or backhands); and 3. Develop interest in admiring and participating the tennis game.

Description: Tennis originated in the 14th century French “court game”. The tennis tournament has a large audience, and the four Grand Slam tournaments have received particular attention, which is now one of the Olympic events.

CRN Date Time Venue

571019/2, 26/2, 4/3, 11/3,

18/3 & 25/3/2020 (Wed)10:00 – 11:30

Tennis Court, Outdoor Sports

Ground5711

20/2, 27/2, 5/3, 12/3, 19/3 & 26/3/2020 (Thu)

10:00 – 11:30

InstructorMr. SHEA Pui Tak, Taylor

(Head Coach of Tennis Team, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

非撞式欖球（初班）Touch Rugby (Elementary)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the rules and how to play Touch Rugby; 2. Practice the standard moves of playing Touch Rugby (e.g. how to pass,

touch and score); and 3. Develop interest in admiring and participating the Touch Rugby game.

Description: Touch Rugby refers to games derived from Rugby in which players do not tackle each other but instead touch their opponents using their hands on any part of the body, clothing, or the ball.

CRN Date Time Venue

571220/2, 27/2, 5/3, 12/3,

19/3 & 26/3/2020 (Thu)16:00 – 17:30


Ground

Instructor(s) / Speaker(s)

Ms. CHONG Ka Yan (Hong Kong Representative and Professional Coach from the Hong Kong Rugby Union and Hong Kong Touch Association)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

排球（初班）Volleyball (Elementary)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the rules and learn how to enjoy the volleyball game with high

quality; 2. Practise the standard moves of playing volleyball (e.g. how to dig, pass,

serve, block and smash); and 3. Develop interest in admiring and participating the volleyball game.

Description: Volleyball originated in the United States in 1895. The game is played by two team of six players, with up to six substitutes allowed in a squad. During this course, students learn the elements of serving, passing, spiking, and blocking volleyball.

CRN Date Time Venue

571320/2, 27/2, 5/3, 12/3,

19/3 & 26/3/2020 (Thu)10:30 – 12:00

Volleyball Court, Sports Complex

InstructorMs. CHENG Yuk Lap, Echo

(Assistant Manager (Physical Education) I, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

活木球（初班）Woodball (Elementary)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the safety guidelines and rules of woodball matches; 2. Practice the standard moves of playing woodball; and 3. Develop the interest in participating the woodball game.

Description: Woodball is an outdoor sport that allows the wooden ball to flip upwards through the goal with a club and originated in Taiwan. The woodball game combines the swing of golf club and putter of gateball club principle. This exercise can train the physical coordination and eyesight.

CRN Date Time Venue

571420/2, 27/2, 5/3, 12/3,

19/3 & 26/3/2020 (Thu)16:00 – 17:30


Ground

InstructorMs. CHENG Ka Man

(Head Coach of Woodball Team, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50


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康健人生Fit for Life

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the safety guidelines and training theories of using gym

equipment; 2. Practice the most suitable sets of workout; and 3. Establish regular exercise habit.

Description: Through practices, students may experience physical changes in doing exercise, reinforce their self-awareness, and establish a correct view of health. After completing this course, students are qualified to use the university’s fitness room.

CRN Date Time Medium of Instruction Venue

571817/2, 24/2, 2/3, 9/3, 16/3

& 23/3/2020 (Mon)15:00-16:30 Cantonese

Fitness Room, Sports Complex

571921/2, 28/2, 6/3, 13/3,

20/3 & 27/3/2020 (Fri)13:30-15:00 English

InstructorMr. POON Hiu Kong, Alfred


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

RemarksAfter completing this course, students are qualified to use the university’s

fitness room.

瑜伽 (初班)Yoga (Elementary)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the safety guidelines of doing yoga; 2. Practice Asana with the correct breathing method to balance the mind

and body; and 3. Establish regular exercise habit.

Description: When practicing yoga, a high concentration is required to get the students to put aside the annoying trifles and put themselves into it to ease the stress of life. This class is suitable for students who have never been exposed to yoga.


572017/2, 24/2, 2/3, 9/3, 16/3

& 23/3/2020 (Mon)14:30-16:00 Cantonese Room 2,

Student Activities

Centre572119/2, 26/2, 4/3, 11/3, 18/3

& 25/3/2020 (Wed)10:00-11:30 English

InstructorMs. WONG Man Shan, Joyce

(Registered Instructor of Yoga Association of Hong Kong)

ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

健體課程Physical Fitness

Good level of physical fitness can ensure physical and mental health, and improve life quality.

健體舞Aerobic Dance

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Choose and learn their most favourable aerobic dance moves; 2. Follow the rhythm of the music and practice dancing; and 3 Establish regular exercise habit.

Description: Through joining this course, students may follow the rhythm of the music and do cardio exercise during thirty minutes. By doing workouts, students can strengthen their cardiopulmonary function and stay fit.

CRN Date Time Venue

571517/2, 24/2, 2/3, 9/3, 16/3

& 23/3/2020 (Mon)10:00 - 11:30


Centre

InstructorMs. LIU Jian, Candy

(Experienced Aerobic Dance Instructor)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

健體班Bodybuilding

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Point out the safety guidelines and training theories of lifting; 2. Practice the most suitable sets of training and lifting equipment; and 3. Establish regular exercise habit.

Description: Bodybuilding is special and personal. This course is designed to teach students to understand the methods of training the body muscles and theories of controlling weight. The tutor will lead the students to practice different training procedures in response to the individual needs and abilities of the students. After completing this course, students are qualified to use the university’s fitness room.


571617/2, 24/2, 2/3, 9/3, 16/3 & 23/3 (Mon)

13:30 – 15:00 CantoneseFitness Room,

Sports Complex5717

21/2, 28/2, 6/3, 13/3, 20/3 & 27/3 (Fri)

15:00 – 16:30 English

InstructorMr. POON Hiu Kong, Alfred


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

RemarksAfter completing this course, students are qualified to use the university's

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泰拳Muay-Thai Boxing

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe Muay-Thai boxing and footwork; 2. Practice basic Muay-Thai boxing movements and body strengthening

movements; and 3. Establish regular exercise habit.

Description: Muay-Thai boxing is a sport differentiate from boxing, it is integrated Asians characteristics as well as the strong point of boxing, thus makes it popular among Asia countries.

CRN Date Time Venue

5725 17/2, 24/2, 2/3, 9/3, 16/3 & 23/3/2020 (Mon) 17:00 – 18:30 AM110

Instructor Mr. CHAN Kwok Hung (Experienced Instructor of the Hong Kong Boxing Association)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

劍擊Fencing

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe fencing etiquette and safety items; 2. Practice basic foil movements (including footwork, attack and defence);

and 3. Develop interest in admiring and participating fencing.

Description: There are three weapons in modern fencing: foil, épée, and sabre. This course mainly focus on foil, with introducing differences on rules, scoring system, weapons used in practice and game of other two weapons.

CRN Date Time Venue

5726 17/2, 24/2, 2/3, 9/3, 16/3 & 23/3/2020 (Mon) 19:30 – 21:30 Table-tennis Room,

Sports Complex

Instructor Mr. WAN Hiu Fai (Experienced Fencing Instructor)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

柔道Judo

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe basic Judo techniques and etiquette; 2. Practice basic Judo movements and body strengthening movement; and 3. Establish habit of exercising regularly

Description: Judo is a Japanese martial art developed in 1882 by Jigoro Kano. As long as grasping the core skills of softness and using of strengths, even the girls or the small students can bring this into play.

CRN Date Time Venue

572720/2, 27/2, 5/3, 12/3,

19/3 & 26/3/2020 (Thu)19:00 – 21:00


Centre

InstructorMr. CHAN Hung Wai

(Head Coach of Judo Team, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

武術課程 Martial Arts

Various types of martial arts courses available, enhancing students’ fitness level and self-defense ability.

拳擊Boxing

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe boxing and its footwork; 2. Practice basic boxing movements and body strengthening movements;

and 3. Establish regular exercise habit.

Description: This course aims at teaching formal Olympic boxing, through learning boxing technique, it enables students to have their muscle fully used, hence increase their cardio and muscular endurance.

CRN Date Time Venue

5724 17/2, 24/2, 2/3, 9/3, 16/3 & 23/3/2020 (Mon) 15:30 – 17:00 AM110

Instructor Mr. CHAN Kwok Hung (Experienced Instructor of the Hong Kong Boxing Association)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

瑜伽 (進階)Yoga (Intermediate)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the safety guidelines of doing yoga; 2. Practise the advanced Pigeon Pose to further train the mind and body;

and 3. Establish regular exercise habit.

Description: Yoga is never-ending. If you’ve mastered the basics of yoga, you’re going to move to a higher level. This course is suitable for students who already has a yoga foundation.


5722 17/2, 24/2, 2/3, 9/3, 16/3 & 23/3/2020 (Mon) 16:00 – 17:30 Cantonese Room 2,

Student Activities

Centre5723 19/2, 26/2, 4/3, 11/3, 18/3 & 25/3/2020 (Wed) 11:30 – 13:00 English

InstructorMs. WONG Man Shan, Joyce

(Registered Instructor of Yoga Association of Hong Kong)

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空手道Karate

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe basic Karate techniques and etiquette; 2. Practice basic Karate movements and body strengthening movement;

and 3. Establish habit of exercising regularly.

Description: Karate is a martial art developed in the Ryukyu Kingdom, after annexation with Japan in 1879, it made known to public. This course designed to teach the two core skills of Karate, Kumite (Free Flight) and Kata (Pattern), thus to learn about the skill of using strength and strategies.

CRN Date Time Venue

572821/2, 28/2, 6/3, 13/3, 20/3

& 27/3/2020 (Fri)19:30 – 21:30


Centre

InstructorMr. LO Ho Yin

(Head Coach of Karate Team, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

跆拳道Taekwondo

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe basic Taekwondo technique and etiquette; 2. Practice basic Taekwondo movements and body strengthening

movement; and 3. Establish habit of exercising regularly..

Description: Taekwondo is a set of self-defence techniques developed by ancient Koreans. This course designed to teach basic forms and footwork, and through systematic training to learn different skills and self-defence techniques, while enhance cardio endurance and improve the agility and accuracy of thinking.

CRN Date Time Venue

573025/2, 3/3, 10/3, 17/3, 24/3

& 31/3/2020 (Tue)18:30 – 20:30


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InstructorMr. OR Pak Lam

(Head Coach of Taekwondo Team, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

詠春Ving Tsun

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the characteristics of Ving Tsun ; 2. Practice basic movements (including horse stance, arm, leg, foot and Chi

Sao); and 3. Establish habit of exercising regularly

Description: Ving Tsun originated in China, well known for its quick arm and strong leg movements, also the performance of techniques in a relaxed manner. Through systematic training, students are able to grasp the core value of Ving Tsun in a short period of time, maintain the physical fitness and learn self-defense.

CRN Date Time Venue

573217/2, 24/2, 2/3, 9/3, 16/3

& 23/3/2020 (Mon)

11:00 – 12:30AM320

5734 12:30 – 14:00

InstructorMr. LEUNG Kai Kin, Kenny

(Experienced Ving Tsun Instructor)


ILP Unit 8

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其他課程Others

In addition to fitness, ball games and martial arts courses, Student Services Centre also offers other alternative physical education courses such as social dance and swimming courses to broaden students’ horizons.

牛仔舞Jive

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe different types of Latin dance and the etiquette; 2. Practice basic Jive movement and advanced technique; and 3. Develop interest in admiring and participating Jive and other Latin

dance.

Description: Jive is a dance style that originated in the United States from African-Americans in the early 1930s. Today, Jive is one of the five International Latin dances. It is a lively and uninhibited variation of the Jitterbug, a form of Swing dance.

CRN Date Time Venue

573619/2, 26/2, 4/3, 11/3, 18/3

& 25/3/2020 (Wed)13:30 – 15:00


Centre

InstructorMs. LAM Kim Wa, Linda

(Licenced Instructor of the National Association of Teachers of Dancing)


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華爾茲Waltz

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe different types of Standard dance and the etiquette; 2. Practice basic Waltz movement and advanced technique; and 3. Develop interest in admiring and participating Waltz and other Standard

dance.

Description: Waltz is a kind of standard dance originated in Europe. Because of its closed position, Waltz became the example for the creation of many other ballroom dances.

CRN Date Time Venue

574019/2, 26/2, 4/3, 11/3, 18/3

& 25/3/2020 (Wed)15:00-16:30


Centre

InstructorMs. LAM Kim Wa, Linda

(Licenced Instructor of the National Association of Teachers of Dancing)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

陸運會，你準備好未?Get ready for Sports Day

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Describe the rules of “High Jump, Long Jump and Triple Jump” or “Discus

and Shot Put”; 2. Practice the basic movement of “High Jump, Long Jump and Triple Jump”

or “Discus and Shot Put”; and 3. Develop interest and attending competition.

Descriptions: Track and Field is one of the oldest sports. In ancient times, it was an event held in conjunction with festivals and sports meets such as the Ancient Olympic Games in Greece. In this workshop, instructor will teach you the Field events so you are ready for the LU Sports Day!

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Jump and Triple Jump10/2/2020

(Mon)18:30 – 19:30

Multi-purpose Outdoor Sports

Ground5743 Discus and Shot Put

11/2/2020 (Tue)

18:30 – 19:30

InstructorMr. WONG Chi Ho, Jack

(Senior Student Services Officer (Physical Education) of Lingnan University, Level 1 Coach of HK Amateur Athletic Association)


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Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Describe the rules of Dodgeball; 2. Practice the basic movement of Dodgeball; and 3. Develop interest and attending Dodgeball competition.

Descriptions: Dodgeball is a team sport in which players on two teams try to throw balls and hit opponents, while avoiding being hit themselves. The objective of each team is to eliminate all members of the opposing team by hitting them with thrown balls, catching a ball thrown by an opponent, or inducing an opponent to commit a violation, such as stepping outside the court.


CRN Date Time Venue

5745 4/3/2020 (Wed) 14:30 – 16:00Basketball Court, Sports Complex


(Senior Student Services Officer (Physical Education) of Lingnan University)


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躲避盤工作坊Dodgebee Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Describe the rules of Dodgebee; 2. Practice the basic movement of Dodgebee; and 3. Develop interest and attending Dodgebee activity.

Descriptions: Dodgebee started with a very basic idea similar to Dodgeball. Combine the fun of a flying disc with a game, everyone can enjoy. From this simple idea came an easy to throw, soft to catch flying disc that can be played indoors or out. Played with the same basic rules of Dodgeball, the Dodgebee transforms from a fun to throw flying disc into an exciting game of competition.

CRN Date Time Venue

5747 11/3/2020 (Wed) 14:30 – 16:00Basketball Court, Sports Complex


(Senior Student Services Officer (Physical Education) of Lingnan University)


ILP unit 1.5


飛鏢工作坊Dart Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Describe the rules of Dart throwing; 2. Practice the basic movement of Dart throwing; and 3. Develop interest and attending Dart games.

Descriptions: High focus and emotional control can be achieved from Dart throwing. The workshop includes basic dart technique training and introduction of four major games setting.

CRN Date Time Venue

5749 23/3/2020 (Mon) 16:30 – 18:00Room 3,

Student Activities Centre

Instructor(s) Invited Dart Instructor


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游泳四式 (初班)Swimming Medley (Elementary)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the safety precaution of swimming; 2. Practice the basic movement of swimming; and 3. Develop interest in practicing swimming.

Description: Swimming is an individual or team sport that requires the use of one’s entire body to move through water. In this course, the four major swimming styles (Butterfly, Backstroke, Breaststroke, and Freestyle) will be taught.

CRN Date Time Venue

57503/4, 8/4, 15/4, 17/4, 22/4

and 24/4/2020 (Wed & Fri)

17:30 – 19:00Tin Ka Ping

Swimming Pool

InstructorMr. WAN Yiu-Kwok

(Experienced Swimming Instructor)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

Remarks Please prepare your own swimming googles and cap

游泳四式 (進階)Swimming Medley (Intermediate)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Describe the safety precaution of swimming; 2. Practice the intermediate movement of swimming; and 3. Further develop interest in practicing swimming and attending

competition.

Description: Students are expected to have a fundamental swimming skills, and able to finish a 50m swimming in any one of four styles (Butterfly, Backstroke, Breaststroke, and Freestyle). In this course, the instructor will focus on advancing the swimming technique and endurance.

CRN Date Time Venue

57523/4, 8/4, 15/4, 17/4, 22/4

and 24/4/2020 (Wed & Fri)

19:00 - 20:30Tin Ka Ping

Swimming Pool

InstructorMr. WAN Yiu-Kwok

(Experienced Swimming Instructor)


ILP Unit 8

Fee $50

Remarks Please prepare your own swimming googles and cap

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自我了解系列 Self-understanding Series

我有我型格—找出你的決策型格Understanding Your Personality— MBTI & Decision Making Workshop

E C P 53

我有我型格—我溝通模式Understanding Your Personality— MBTI & Communications Style Workshop

E C P 53

「演講技巧訓練」系列Toastmasters Training for Public Speaking

E P 54

The English Conversation Series E P 54

Movie Nights E P 55

Training Workshop for Professional Networking Dinner E P 55

商務禮儀 Business Etiquette

E P 55

演說技巧Public Speaking and Presentation Skills

E P 56

健康情緒管理系列 Healthy Emotion Management Series

禪繞繪畫與靜觀工作坊Zentangle Drawing and Mindfulness Workshop

E C P 56

好眠瑜伽工作坊Yoga for Better Sleep (Workshop)

E C P 57

Finding Happiness in Times of Unrest E P 57

毒品與精神健康的關係Drugs VS Mental Health

C P 57

認識抑鬱症人士—過程戲劇體驗工作坊Understanding Depression - Process Drama Experiencing Workshop

C P 58

正念技巧 (辯證行為療法技巧訓練)Mindfulness Skills (Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) Skills Training Series)

E C P 58

痛苦耐受技巧 (辯證行為療法技巧訓練)Distress Tolerance Skills (Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) Skills Training Series)

E C P 58

靜觀認知療法Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy

P P 59

欣賞。生命：表達藝術與生死教育小組Life Appreciation - Expressive Art Life & Death Education Group

C P 59

領袖訓練系列 Leadership Enhancement Programme

計劃報告工作坊Tips on Writing Proposal and Report

E C P 60

以人為本創新法Human-Centered Innovation

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自我了解系列Self-understanding Series

Self-understanding is a journey. You may discover new things about yourself in different periods of your life. Through participating in this series of workshops, you will be able to raise your awareness of internal states, preference, resources, and intuitions.

我有我型格—找出你的決策型格Understanding Your Personality— MBTI & Decision Making Workshop

Objectives : At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. 1. Understand their individual personality type and uniqueness; 2. Appreciate and respect other personality types; and 3. Work out effective, efficient and balanced decision making with others.

Description: Personality types can influence your certain behaviours, including your communication style and leadership tendencies. This workshop will let you identify 16 personality types and how personality types affect your and your team mates’ decision making, including what factors they consider and what outcomes they value. By understanding the personality types on decision making, you will be enabled to reduce conflicts amongst your team mates and work towards more effective, efficient, and balanced decision making in your group work.

CRN Date Time Venue

5472 12/3/2020 (Thu) 18:30-21:00 AM319

InstructorMs. Elaine YAM

(Assistant Student Services Manager I of Lingnan University and Certified Instructor of MBTI )


ILP Unit 2.5

我有我型格—我溝通模式Understanding Your Personality— MBTI & Communications Style Workshop

Objectives : At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand their individual personality type and uniqueness; 2. Appreciate and respect other personality types; and 3. Work out effective and efficient communications with others.

Description: Personality types can influence your certain behaviours, including your communication style and leadership tendencies. This workshop will let you identify 16 personality types and how personality types affect your communications style. By understanding the personality types on communications, you will be enabled to reduce conflicts amongst your team mates and work towards more effective and efficient in your group work.

CRN Date Time Venue

5471 20/2/2020 (Thu) 18:30-21:00 AM319


(Assistant Student Services Manager I of Lingnan University and Certified Instructor of MBTI )


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人際關係篇Inter-personal Intelligence Series

Through participating in this series of workshops or activities, you will be enhanced to interact with others with effective communication skills, confident public speaking and making friends easily.

「演講技巧訓練」系列Toastmasters Training for Public Speaking

Objectives : At the end of each session, students will be able to: 1. Demonstrate the techniques required in English public speaking and

refine it through constant practice; 2. Develop competent listening and evaluation skills for the delivery of

constructive feedback; and 3. Identify the resources and name the channels and opportunities

available for students to develop as good communicators and leaders.

Description: The whole idea of Toastmasters Training is to develop students’ English speaking skills effectively through delivering prepared and impromptu speeches in front of groups and by working with others in a supportive atmosphere. Participants are also involved in providing feedback and evaluation to one another’s presentation. Students who are keen to acquire further qualifications in public speaking and leadership can join the Lingnan University Toastmasters Club as international member, joining speech contests and workshops, and continue to work towards the Toastmasters Competent Communicator and/or Competent Leader award.

CRN Date Time Venue

5729 12/2/2020 (Wed)

19:00-21:00 LBYG01

5731 26/2/2020 (Wed)

5733 11/3/2020 (Wed)

5735 25/3/2020 (Wed)

5737 8/4/2020 (Wed)

5739 22/4/2020 (Wed)


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The English Conversation SeriesObjectives: At the end of activity, students will be able to: 1. Demonstrate the techniques of English speaking, listening and

vocabulary skills; 2. Appreciate cross-cultures; and 3. Enjoy language learning.

Description: The ECS is a collection of one-hour group discussions aimed at improving students' speaking, listening and vocabulary skills. The ECS takes place during lunch, tea time and dinner and is a great chance to meet new friends!

CRN Date Time Venue

5742 14/2/2020 (Fri) 16:00-17:00

Kin Sun Square

5744 26/2/2020 (Wed) 12:30-13:30

5746 11/3/2020 (Wed) 19:00-20:00

5748 23/3/2020 (Mon) 16:00-17:00

5751 15/4/2020 (Wed) 12:30-13:30

Instructor Visiting English Tutors of CEAL


ILP Unit 1

Movie NightsObjectives : At the end of activity, students will be able to: 1. 1. Demonstrate the techniques of English listening and vocabulary skills; 2. Appreciate cross-cultures; and 3. Enjoy language learning.

Description: At each Movie Night you get to watch an English movie and participate in related English activities based on the content of each movie theme. You will have an opportunity to develop your listening and vocabulary skills and have some fun with other students.

CRN Date Time Venue

5753 25/2/2020 (Tue) 19:00 - 22:00 MBG01

5754 19/3/2020 (Thu) 19:00 - 22:00 MBG19

5755 7/4/2020 (Tue) 19:00 - 22:00 MBG01

Instructor Visiting English Tutors of CEAL


ILP Unit 3

Training Workshop for Professional Networking DinnerObjectives : After the training workshop, students will be able to: 1. Have an understanding of formal networking event; 2. Grasp the necessary skills and attitudes for attending networking events;

and 3. Perform properly in front of guests like employers and senior executives.

Description: In this training workshop, the trainer will equip students with appropriate skills and manners for the networking event in the following areas:

• Preparation before the event/behaviour during the event/action after the event

• Howtogreetandstartaconversationwithguests • Howtostayengagedthroughouttheconversation/duringthebanquet • Howtogiveguests/employersagreat first impression/buildupgood

relationships • Follow-upactionswithpotentialemployers Hence students could make use of these learned skills to perform better in

formal networking event as well as giving good impressions to guests and in particular, the employers.

CRN Date Time Venue

5771 10/2/2020 (Mon) 16:30 - 19:30 MBG22

InstructorMs. Natalie EVIE

(Professional Career Coach/Trainer, Natalie Evie Consulting)


ILP Unit 2

Remarks (if any)Students who will be joining the Professional Networking Dinner

are required to participate in this workshop.

商務禮儀Business Etiquette

Objectives : At the end of the programme, students will be able to: 1. Understand the basic knowledge of Chinese and Western business

etiquette; 2. Have better etiquette through big test; and 3. Develop better personal cultivation.

Description: How to present yourself properly in different occasions is always essential. This workshop will give students an opportunity to understand more about the protocol in formal setting, Chinese and Western etiquette, like table manner and wine tasting. Our speaker will also use big test in an interactive way to help students correct the small movements and bad habits in order to enhance their personal cultivation.

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商務禮儀Business Etiquette

CRN Date Time Venue

5844 17/2/2020 (Mon) 16:00 – 17:30 MBG22

InstructorMs. Shirley Pearl LAM

(Professional Group Advisor, Wofoo Leaders' Network & Corporate Trainer Executive Coach (Self Coaching) Mindfulness Facilitator)


ILP Unit 1.5

演說技巧Public Speaking and Presentation Skills

Objectives : At the end of the programme, students will be able to: 1. Understand the basic knowledge of public speaking and presentation

skills; 2. Recognise different skills and techniques contribute to an impactful

speaking; and 3. Grasp the techniques of presentation skills through different real life

samples.

Description: An impactful speaking are always engage your target audiences to listen, help to deliver your message and build up your professional image. However, it is not an easy task when you deliver a speech in front of a lot of audience. Our speaker with professional background will share more techniques of different public speaking and presentation skills in different occasion such as body language with effect. At the end of this workshop, it will facilitates students to well prepare themselves to deliver a persuasiveness and impactful speaking.

CRN Date Time Venue

5845 12/3/2020 (Thu) 16:30 – 18:00 LBYG01

InstructorMs. Akina WONG

(Chapter Advisor, Wofoo Leaders' Network & Marketing Director, Add-values Limited)


ILP Unit 1.5

健康情緒管理系列Healthy Emotion Management Series

This series of workshops and activities will offer you effective ways to understand your emotion status and how to handle your emotions with positive attitude.

禪繞繪畫與靜觀工作坊Zentangle Drawing and Mindfulness Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Acquire basic techniques of zentangle drawing; 2. Practise concentration and mindfulness during zentangle drawing; and 3. Enjoy mindfulness and zentangle.

Description: Zentangle is a meditative art form. Unplanned patterns unfold your creativity and flexibility. Just concentrate your doodling without distractions, without interruptions, without demands from the outside world. You are the cornerstone of your tribe to design your own unique patterns.

CRN Date Time Venue

5478 21/4/2020 (Tue) 18:30 - 20:30 LKK205

InstructorMs. Elaine YAM (Assistant Student Services Manager I and

Certified Zentangle Teacher of Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 2

好眠瑜伽工作坊Yoga for Better Sleep (Workshop)

Objectives : At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Perform basic yoga postures for better sleep; 2. Practise concentration and mindfulness during yoga practice; and 3. Enjoy mindfulness and yoga.

Description: Regular yoga practice may keep you to sleep for longer, fall asleep faster, and return to sleep more quickly. Try to perform yoga!

CRN Date Time Venue

5474 16/3/2020 (Mon)18:30-20:00 AM320

5475 20/4/2020 (Mon)

InstructorMs. Elaine YAM (Assistant Student Services Manager I of Lingnan

University & Certified Yoga Teacher (RYT500))


ILP Unit 1.5

Remarks (if any) Sporty wear preferred.

Finding Happiness in Times of UnrestObjectives : At the end of the talk, students will be able to: 1. Identify different types of happiness; 2. Experience the happiness of peace; and 3. Build up individual's the highest level of happiness.

Description: In this talk, Ajahn BRAHAM will give us practical guide to find peace in this frantic world and show us the happiness of peace. There are different types of happiness in the world, many people try to find it in the wrong places. Buddha said "the highest happiness is the happiness of peace, which far surpasses the happiness of sensual pleasure." For some people, it is hard to achieve peace especially in times of instability; peace is beyond the absence of violent conflict but a state of harmony. Let's learn more about how to pursue real peace and to enjoy the happiness it brings along.

CRN Date Time Venue

5784 19/3/2020 (Thu) 18:00 - 19:30 MBG07

Instructor Ajahn BRAHAM (Buddhist teacher)


ILP Unit 1.5

毒品與精神健康的關係Drugs VS Mental Health

Objectives : At the end of the talk, students will be able to: 1. Realise the relationship between drugs and psychosis; and 2. Raise the awareness of anti-drugs and promote the healthy lifestyle.

Description: When people undergo stress, some turn to alcohol or other drugs to help them cope. They might be at risk for substance abuse and for developing addiction disorders. Some even develop to psychotic disorder eventually. The course consists of a variety of methods on handling our life difficulties. Also, the relationship between drugs and mental disorder will be introduced. We will also invite the drug rehabilitees to share their experience about how to fight against drugs.

CRN Date Time Venue

5800 7/4/2020 (Tue) 14:30-16:00 AM319

InstructorSpeaker from Methodist Centre

Ms. Rebekah WONG (Assistant Counsellor, Lingnan University)


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認識抑鬱症人士-過程戲劇體驗工作坊Understanding Depression-Process Drama Experiencing Workshop

Objectives : At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Describe the basic concept of mental illness; 2. Understand the difficulties that patients may confront during their daily

life; and 3. Be empathy to mental illness patients.

Description: The workshop will use role-play and drama for you to understand the difficulties that psychotic patients may experience in their daily life. You will be invited to join the show and use your creativity and imagination to enrich the story. The course will also invite rehabilitees to share their recovery story.

CRN Date Time Venue

5801 2/4/2020 (Thu) 14:00-16:00 AM318

InstructorSpeaker from Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui (ICCMW)

Ms. Rebekah WONG (Assistant Counsellor, Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 2

正念技巧 (辯證行為療法技巧訓練)Mindfulness Skills (Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) Skills Training Series)

Objectives : At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Reduce compulsive behaviour; 2. Reduce irrational reaction; and 3. Expand the acceptance capacity towards difficulties.

Description: The mindfulness skills training course aims at fostering you to learn how to focus your mind and attention. Most importantly, you can learn how to accept feedback non-judgementally.

CRN Date Time Venue

5802 11/2 & 18/2/2020 (Tue) 18:00 - 19:30 AM318

InstructorDr. Gloria WONG

(Counsellor of Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 3

痛苦耐受技巧 (辯證行為療法技巧訓練)Distress Tolerance Skills (Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) Skills Training Series)

Objectives: At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Minimise extreme emotions; and 2. Reduce impulsive behaviours

Description: The distress tolerance skills training course aims at enhancing you to learn helpful ways to tolerate stress, distress and impulsive behaviours. It is a great chance to reduce the feeling of self-destructive.

CRN Date Time Venue

580325/2, 3/3, 10/3, 17/3,

24/3 & 31/3/2020 (Tue)18:00 - 19:30 LKK107




ILP Unit 9

靜觀認知療法Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy

Objectives : At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Learn about MBCT: historical context and the supporting science; 2. Experience and reflect on introductory mindfulness practices and CBT

exercises; and 3. Learn more about the clinical application of mindfulness for depression,

anxiety and stress.

Description: Participants will explore habitual modes of the mind that characterize changes in mood. Skills will be developed in order to build a new relationship with these states. Besides, participants will be introduced to the theoretical assumptions underlying the model and to receive an overview of the program as well as its clinical applications.

CRN Date Time Venue

580412/2, 19/2, 26/2, 4/3, 11/3,

18/3, 25/3 & 1/4/2020 (Wed)18:00 - 19:30 LKK107



Medium of Instruction Putonghua

ILP Unit 12

欣賞。生命：表達藝術與生死教育小組Life Appreciation - Expressive Art Life & Death Education Group

Objectives: At the end of the programme, students will be able to: 1. Reflect on the meaning of life and death; 2. Enhance emotional and spiritual self-resistance; 3. Appreciate the value of life.

Description: In Hong Kong, young people are constantly troubled by their lives, work and relationships. We are using multimodal/intermodal arts processes in an integrated way to promote caring, personal growth and social transformation. During the process, you are encouraged to express with non-judgmental arts through movement, music, visual arts and other creative processes.

Come and join us if you want to talk more about “Life and Death”.

CRN Date Time Venue

580526/2, 4/3, 11/3, 18/3,

25/3, & 1/4/2020 (Wed)

15:00-16:30AM320

5806 17:30-19:00

Instructor

Mr. Tsz Yat CHU (Pastor-in-Charge, Chaplain’s Office, Lingnan University)

Ms. Manny KO (Music Ministry Coordinator, Chaplain’s Office, Lingnan University)


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領袖訓練系列Leadership Enhancement Programme

New office-bearers of student societies have to shoulder a lot of responsibilities. Besides learning from mistakes, is there any short cut?

計劃報告工作坊Tips on Writing Proposal and Report

Objectives : At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Learn to write activity proposal and activity report effectively; 2. Build an accurate budget plan and plan the resources in a reasonable

approach; and 3. Learn the importance of keeping accurate activity records.

Description: Putting your ideas into action always depends very much on how you plan and manage resources. To have good activity planning and records of the programmes and activities are the keys to run the society smoothly. A good report will not only help your works, but also provide good samples for the successors of the society. This workshop will highlight some important and useful tips in preparing proposals and reports.

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5766 4/3/2020 (Wed) 15:30 - 16:30 AM319

Instructor

Mr. Sam CHEUNG (Assistant Student Services Manager II, Student Services Centre

of Lingnan University)

Mr. Stanley CHU (Student Services Officer, Student Services Centre of Lingnan

University)


ILP Unit 1

以人為本創新法Human-Centered Innovation

Objectives: This programme aims to cultivate the innovation and creative culture at Lingnan University. At the end of the workshop, students will be able to:

1. Learn the concept of human-centered design and develop a product or service for their club/society; and

2. Learn an innovative way to solve certain social issues in the community.

Description: Human-centered innovation is a management method that develops solutions to problems by involving the human perspective, people in all steps of the problem-solving process.

Working with this method means that human involvement typically takes place in observing the problem within context, brainstorming, conceptualizing, developing, and implementing the solution.

CRN Date Time Venue

5767 11/3/2020 (Wed) 15:30 - 17:30Wing On Plaza and LEI Beta Lab, Cafe,

Library

InstructorMr. Nicholas OOI

(Senior Project Officer, Office of Service-Learning)


ILP Unit 2

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書法藝術系列 Calligraphy Programme

中國書法入門 ─ 行楷書Fundamental Chinese Calligraphy – Kai Shu & Xing Shu

C P 63

中國書法入門 ─ 硬筆Fundamental Chinese Calligraphy – Hard Pen

C P 63

視覺藝術系列 Visual Arts Programme

嶺南派水墨畫Chinese Painting (Lingnan School of Painting)

C P 64

表達藝術系列 Expressive Arts Series

圓圈繪畫工作坊Circle painting Workshop

C P 64

日本和諧粉彩療癒體驗班Pastel Nagomi Art

C P 65

漢娜彩繪工作坊Henna art workshop

C P 65

Art for Relaxation E C P 65

演藝匯嶺南 Performances@Lingnan

演藝匯嶺南：舞樂探戈Performances@Lingnan: A Latin evening with Eduardo Tami

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其他文化活動 Other Cultural Programme

Lingnan Cooking Club E P 66

書法藝術系列Calligraphy Programme

中國書法入門 ─ 行楷書Fundamental Chinese Calligraphy – Kai Shu & Xing Shu

Objectives : At the end of the programme, students will be able to: 1. Describe the fundamental concepts of Chinese culture; 2. Practice Kai Shu writings; and 3. Enjoy Chinese calligraphy.

Description: This course will introduce basic techniques of Chinese calligraphy of Kai Shu and Xing Shu. You will have practice times for Chinese writing.

CRN Date Time Venue

57612/17, 2/24, 3/2, 3/9, 3/16,

3/23/2020 (Mon)13:30 - 15:00 AM317

InstructorMr. LAM Muk

(Member of Hong Kong Calligraphers’ Association)


ILP Unit 9

中國書法入門 ─ 硬筆Fundamental Chinese Calligraphy – Hard Pen

Objectives : At the end of the programme, students will be able to: 1. Describe the fundamental concepts of Chinese culture; 2. Practice hard pen writings; and 3. Enjoy Chinese calligraphy.

Description: This course will introduce basic techniques of Chinese calligraphy of hard pen. You will have practice times for Chinese writing.

CRN Date Time Venue

57622/17, 2/24, 3/2, 3/9, 3/16,

3/23/2020 (Mon)15:30 - 17:00 AM317


(Member of Hong Kong Calligraphers’ Association)


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視覺藝術系列Visual Arts Programme

嶺南派水墨畫Chinese Painting (Lingnan School of Painting)

Objectives : At the end of the programme, students will be able to: 1. Describe the fundamental concepts of Chinese culture; 2. Practice Chinese painting; and 3. Enjoy Chinese painting.

Description: This course will introduce basic techniques of Chinese painting of Lingnan School. Under teacher's guidance, you will be enabled to paint and practice in each session.

CRN Date Time Venue

57632/12, 2/19, 2/26, 3/4, 3/11,

3/18/2020 (Wed)13:30 - 15:30 AM317

57642/12, 2/19, 2/26, 3/4, 3/11,

3/18/2020 (Wed)16:00 - 18:00 AM317

InstructorMr. HO Wing Cheong

(Chinese Painter of the Lingnan School of Painting)


ILP Unit 12

表達藝術系列Expressive Arts Series

圓圈繪畫工作坊Circle painting Workshop

Objectives : At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Express the self in a playful and stress free manner; 2. Build community within the class and relationships between peers; and 3. Sooth emotions, calm down and relax the mind, reduce stress and

depression.

Description: Circle Painting is a collective art experience where participants are encouraged to unleash their creativity and use the canvas to bridge the gap between diverse perspectives and ideas. The painting process provides a platform for students to share positive attitude and express their emotion through images.

CRN Date Time Venue

5906 24/3/2020 (Tue) 14:30 - 16:30 AM320

Instructor Speaker of Suicide Prevention Services


ILP Unit 2

Fee $100

Remarks $50 will be refunded upon completion of activity.

日本和諧粉彩療癒體驗班Pastel Nagomi Art

Objectives : At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Create peace, harmony, and hope from the heart of the painter; 2. Sooth emotions, calm down and relax the mind, reduce stress and

depression; and 3. Increase self-awareness and self-discovery through colours & symbols.

Description: Pastel Nagomi Art (PNA) is using pastels and fingers to create a gentle, transparent, warm and heart-touching art through simple yet unique ways of painting techniques. The mission of PNA is to achieve a society and community that is spiritually rich, healthy, harmonious and balanced.

CRN Date Time Venue

5907 26/3/2020 (Thu)14:30 - 16:30 AM318

5908 6/4/2020 (Mon)

InstructorMs. WONG Nga Man

(Assistant Counsellor of Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 2

漢娜彩繪工作坊Henna art workshop

Objectives : At the end of the course, students will be able to: 1. Experience henna art; 2. Enhance the understanding on characteristics, cultural and religious

backgrounds of EMs in Hong Kong; and 3. Realise the mental health challenges faced by EMs.

Description: Ethnic Minorities (EMs) may encounter racial discrimination and face social exclusion on multiple levels in HK. These barriers exacerbate the mental health challenges faced by EMs. The course provides a chance for students to understand the cultural and challenge that the EMs confronting. We hope to promote a justice society with equal opportunities and non-discrimination.

CRN Date Time Venue

5909 27/3/2020 (Fri) 14:30 - 15:30 AM318

InstructorSpeaker of Yuen Long Town Hall

Support Service Centre for Ethnic Minorities


ILP Unit 1

Art for RelaxationObjectives : At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Acquire basic techniques of art work; 2. Practise concentration and mindfulness during the process; and 3. Enjoy mindfulness and artwork.Description: This workshop invites you to do artwork in a relaxing and fun context with

your peers and teacher. During the process, you are encouraged to create your style with non-judgmental and non-attached attitude. Just enjoy making artwork. You may discover your creativity and self-expression through art.

CRN Date Time Venue

5919 7/4/2020 (Tue)18:30 - 20:30 AM317

5920 14/4/2020 (Tue)


(Assistant Student Services Manager I of Lingnan University)


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演藝匯嶺南Performances@Lingnan

其他文化活動Other Cultural Programme

Performances@Lingnan has been part of the University’s objective to enrich the music culture on campus. To enhance liberal arts education for students and to serve the community, Lingnan University continues to offer various performing arts events and to expand course offerings in arts-related subjects.

演藝匯嶺南: 舞樂探戈Performances@Lingnan: A Latin evening with Eduardo Tami

Objectives : At the end of the concert, students will be able to: 1. Identify the background of Tango and Argentine folk music; 2. Recognise different Tango styles; and 3. Enjoy the Tango and Argentine folk music.

Description: This concert features our Unit guest musician from Argentina, Eduardo Tami, who will perform Tango and Argentine folk music on flute. He will be joined by other guest musicians on piano, percussion and string instruments alongside the tango dancers. The concert will showcase a variety of musical styles including Tango（探戈）and Milonga（米隆加） . Students will enjoy an evening music and dance assortment of Latin flavour.

CRN Date Time Venue

5910 18/3/2020 (Wed) 19:30 - 21:00Leung Fong Oi Wan Art Gallery

InstructorEduardo Tami

(Renowned Argentinian Musician) and Friends


ILP Unit 1.5

Lingnan Cooking ClubObjectives : At the end of the programme, students will be able to: 1. Experience the arts of cooking; 2. Practice cooking techniques; and 3. Enjoy cooing and well-being styles.

Description: Lingnan Cooking Club will bring you to prepare for Japanese and Korean food that can be made in your own home. Let's join the Club and enjoy the happiness of cooking.

CRN Date Time Venue

5756 11/2/2020 (Tue)

18:45 - 21:30 AM319

5757 25/2/2020 (Tue)

5758 3/3/2020 (Tue)

5759 10/3/2020 (Tue)

5760 17/3/2020 (Tue)

InstructorMr. Ringo HARRISON

(Lingnan High-Flyer of Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 2.5

Fee / Deposit $50 / $50

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學生服務中心主辦 Organised by Student Services Centre

靜觀與瑜伽修練Mindfulness and Yin Yang Yoga Practice

E P 70

泰式瑜伽按摩工作坊Thai Yoga Massage Workshop

E C P 70

再見「月光族」How to Avoid Living from Paycheck to Paycheck?

C P 70

宿舍健體好EASY More than Home-base Exercises at Hostels C P 71

「你在看我嗎?」認識影像性暴力工作坊 “Are you watching me?” Image-based Sexual Violence Prevention Workshop

C P 71

DIY環保酵素工作坊 DIY Enzyme Production Workshop

C P 72

DIY天然潤唇膏工作坊 DIY Natural Lip Balm Workshop

C P 72

「和你傾」如何運用調解技巧面對爭議“Shall we talk?” How to React to Disputes with Mediation Skills

C P 72

蒙民偉樓東亞堂(MEA)主辦 Organised by William M W Mong Hall The Bank of East Asia Hall (MEA)

皮具製作坊Leather Goods DIY

C P 73

英美俚語大不同Understanding Differences of American & British Slangs

E P 73

電影分享會Film Appreciation

C P 73

香港崇正總會•霍藻棉樓(TFB)主辦 Organised by Tsung Tsin Association Hall Fok Cho Min Hall (TFB)

BB English Series

BB English：與 Non-Local 探索屯門徑BB English: Discover Tuen Mun Trail with the Non-Locals

E P 74

BB English: CEAL Meets Hall B E P 74

Career Development Series

職場嘗試實驗室Trial and Error Lab - Tips You Need to Know for Joining Education and Social Service Sector

E C P 74

忠信逸民堂(CSYM)主辦 Organised by Chung Shun Yee Min Hall ( CSYM )

芳療放鬆工作坊Relaxation with Aromatherapy (Workshop)

E C P 75

茶療工作坊Tea Therapy Workshop

C P 75

手作的樂趣─手工皂工作坊 (I) (II)Handmade Soap Workshop (I) (II)

C P 75

大學簡報技巧英語工作坊Workshop for Tips on University Presentations

E P 76

和諧粉彩工作坊Pastel Nagomi Art Workshop

C P 76

Refreshing Your Soul: Secrets of Stress C P 77

A Journey to Become a Data Scientist with a Non-technical Background

C P 77

林護堂(LWD)主辦 Organised by Lam Woo Hall (LWD)

林護電影之夜：禮儀師之奏鳴曲Lam Woo Hall Movie Night: Departures

C P 78

記者從業分享Career Sharing – Journalist

C P 78

林護工作坊：紙包盒散紙包Lam Woo Hall Workshop: Drink Carton Purse

C P 78

Board game Night E P 78

賽馬會堂(E)主辦 Organised by The Jockey Club Hall (JCE)


E C P 79

提昇批判性思維及語言能力工作坊Critical Thinking and Language Enhancement Workshop

E P 79

簡歷寫作及面試技巧工作坊Resume Writing & Interview Skills Workshop

E C P 79

仙人掌工作坊Cactus Planting Workshop

C P 80

賽馬會堂(F)主辦 Organised by The Jockey Club Hall (JCF)

綠色工作坊（中級）Green workshop (Intermediate)

C P 80

星相與內在自我的探索Astrology As A Journey Towards Self-enlightenment

C P 80

賽馬會博雅堂(G)主辦 Organised by The Jockey Club New Hall G (JCNG)

瑜伽體驗Yoga Experience Workshop

C P 81

JCNG 電影分享JCNG Movie Screening

C P 81

JCNG x CEAL：撰寫履歷與求職面試工作坊JCNG x CEAL: CV and Interview Skills Workshop

E P 81

賽馬會博雅堂(H)主辦 Organised by The Jockey Club New Hall (JCNH)

書法揮春工作坊Calligraphy and Fai Chun Workshop

C P 82

職場分享Career Sharing

C P 82

Savings and Investment Basics for 20-somethings E P 82

黃浩川堂(WHC)主辦 Organised by Wong Hoo Chuen Hall (WHC)

健康情緒管理系列 Healthy Emotion Management Series

青春，真可愛青春The Secrets of Staying Young

C P 83

伍絜宜堂(WJY)主辦 Organised by Wu Jieh Yee Hall (WJY)

WJY 大掃除WJY Cleaning Day

E C P 83

Sharing on More about My Home Country II E P 84

More Than Waste II – Reuse Coffee Grounds and Green Living Workshop

C P 84

WJY 電影夜WJY Movie Night

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靜觀與瑜伽修練Mindfulness and Yin Yang Yoga Practice

Objectives: At the end of the course, students are able to: 1. Experience mindfulness, yoga and relaxation. 2. Coordinate body movements and breaths according to Yin and Yang

yoga poses. 3. Enjoy mindfulness and yoga.

Description: Spending times on yoga mats may be an opportunity to pause, be present, and reconnect our bodies and minds. This six-session Mindfulness and Yoga course will let you learn to have a better self-awareness and stress relief from a body-mind approach. Try to explore yourself from yoga and mindfulness approach.

CRN Date Time Venue

546711/2, 25/2, 3/3, 10/3, 17/3

& 24/3/2020 (Tue)18:30 - 19:30 AM320


(Assistant Student Services Manager I of Lingnan University & Certified Yoga Teacher (RYT 500))


ILP Unit 6


Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Experience mindfulness, yoga and relaxation; 2. Apply massage exercises according to Thai Yoga Massage; and 3. Enjoy mindfulness and Thai Yoga Massage.

Description: This workshop will bring you knowledge of traditional Thai Yoga Massage through gentle yoga stretches. Thai Yoga Massage will help you to relieve muscular tension, improve circulation, and boost energy system. During the workshop, you will work with your partner to apply all of the exercises learned from the instructor. No massage experience needed.

CRN Date Time Venue

5469 3/4/2020 (Fri)18:30 - 20:30 AM320

5470 17/4/2020 (Fri)


(Assistant Student Services Manager I of Lingnan University & Thai Yoga Massage Instructor)


ILP Unit 2


Objectives: At the end of workshop, students will be able to: 1. Have a better understanding of the potential financial or consumer traps; 2. Know how to avoid the potential financial or consumer traps and to

keep themselves living from paycheck to paycheck; and 3. Set up their own personal financial plan for consumption in order to

maintain a financially balanced life and thus a harmonious interpersonal relationship with people around.

Description: Through the introduction of the potential financial and consumer traps, the speaker will highlight the concept, the importance and the means of personal financial planning and budgeting in order to help the participants plan and live a well-balanced life under a financial healthy condition and maintain a harmonious interpersonal relationship with people around.

學生服務中心主辦Organised by Student Services Centre


CRN Date Time Venue

5898 11/2/2020 (Tue) 15:30 - 17:00 LBYG02

InstructorMr. Tony CHEUNG Tsz Hang

(Social Worker, Certified Financial Social Worker, Financial Education Centre, Hong Kong Family Welfare Society)


ILP Unit 1.5

宿舍健體好EASY More than Home-base Exercises at Hostels

Objectives: At the end of workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand that a healthy life is not just about exercising; 2. Know the importance of regular exercising and a balanced diet in

maintaining a healthy hostel life; and 3. Acquire the basic concept of a balance diet and know how to do the

home-base exercises at hostels.

Description: Wanna know how to live a healthy hostel life without going to the gym? The instructor will share with you not just the healthy tips on a balanced diet but also teach you how to exercise at ease in the hostels so that all students can stretch their muscles at any time for relaxation and enjoy a healthy hostel life.

CRN Date Time Venue

589924/2/2020 (Mon)

15:00 - 16:00 Room 3, Student

Activities Centre5900 16:00 - 17:00

InstructorDr. MOK Kam Ming

(Assistant Manager (PE) I, Lingnan University; and Fellow of the Hong Kong Association of Sports Medicine and Sports Science)


ILP Unit 1

「你在看我嗎?」認識影像性暴力工作坊 “Are you watching me?” Image-based Sexual Violence Prevention Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Know what is "Sexual Violence" and "Image-based Sexual Violence"; 2. Understand the concept of "consent" and how it plays out in daily life;

and 3. Know how to avoid or respond to "Imaged-based Sexual Violence".

Description: In addition to introducing Anti480 Anti-Sexual Violence Resource Centre, the speaker will make use of videos, cases discussion, role-play and cases sharing to highlight "Image-based Sexual Violence"and advise the participants how to avoid and respond to "Imaged-based Sexual Violence".

CRN Date Time Venue

5901 26/2/2020 (Wed) 15:30 - 17:00 LBYG01

InstructorMs. NG Cheuk Ling

(Community Organiser of Anti480 Anti-Sexual Violence Resource Centre)


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DIY環保酵素工作坊 DIY Enzyme Production Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Know how to produce their own cleanser from natural resources available

at ease. 2. Be aware of the usefulness of the left-behind from daily life; and 3. Actively convey the message of environment protection by DIY the

cleaner for daily use.Description: Do you know you can make your own cleaner from the left-behind resources? Thought the DIY workshop, the instructor will teach you how to produce

your own cleaner for daily use from left behind such as orange peel.

CRN Date Time Venue

5902 3/3/2020 (Tue) 11:30 - 12:30 AM319

InstructorMs.WONG Wai Sum

(Community Education Officer of Tuen Mun Community Green Station)


ILP Unit 1

RemarksParticipants need to bring 3 oranges' peel and a 500cc plastic bottle

for the workshop.

DIY天然潤唇膏工作坊 DIY Natural Lip Balm Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Know how to make your own natural lip balm from natural resources; 2. Appreciate the nature by DIY with natural resources; 3. Actively convey the message of environment protection by DIY natural lip

balm for daily use; and 4. Be aware of the re-use of plastic container and reduction of plastic waste

in daily life. Description: Do you know you can make your own natural lip balm? Thought the DIY workshop, the instructor will teach you how to produce

your own natural lip balm from orange peel for daily use.

CRN Date Time Venue

5903 11/3/2020 (Wed) 15:30 - 17:00 AM319

InstructorMs.WONG Wai Sum

(Community Education Officer of Tuen Mun Community Green Station)


ILP Unit 1.5

RemarksParticipants need to bring a 10cc face cream holder for the

workshop.

「和你傾」如何運用調解技巧面對爭議“Shall we talk?” How to React to Disputes with Mediation Skills

Objectives: At the end of workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand the basic concept, features, and process of mediation in

resolving disputes and even conflicts; 2. Know how to react to disputes and thus to avoid conflicts by making use

of the basic mediation skills; and 3. Adopt a positive attitude and approach for achieving a win-win situation.Description: Disagreement, disputes or even conflicts are unavoidable in everyday life

when people have different needs, views and values. The speaker will introduce the basic concept, process and and skills of mediation in reacting to or resolving disputes and even conflicts for achieving a win-win situation. Through the role plays, the participants can put into practice the basic skills acquired to help resolve the disputes and achieve a harmonious relationship with people around.

CRN Date Time Venue

5904 19/3/2020 (Thu) 14:30 - 16:30 AM319

InstructorMs. Iris HO

(Assistant Student Services Manager I, Lingnan University; and Accredited Mediator (MAAL, HKMC))


ILP Unit 2

皮具製作坊Leather Goods DIY

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Exhibit how to make leather goods; 2. Enjoy craftmaking; and 3. Make own style of leather products.

Description: This workshop will introduce participants how to make leather case. Participants will follow instructor step-by-step of making leather arts products with basic techniques and skills.

CRN Date Time Venue

5841 10/2/2020 (Mon) 20:00-22:00 Hall A 111

Instructor Ms. Nancy LU (Senior Tutor)


ILP Unit 2

英美俚語大不同Understanding Differences of American & British Slangs

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Identify the differences of American and British slangs; 2. Enjoy English learning; and 3. Practising English speaking.

Description: This activity aims to enhance residents' understanding of the differences of American & British slangs through TV drama show, role play and discussion.

CRN Date Time Venue

5842 19/2/2020 (Wed) 19:00-21:001/F Common Room, Hall A

Instructor Ms. BERREBI Julia Karan (Visiting Tutor)


ILP Unit 2

電影分享會Film Appreciation

Objectives: At the end of the activity, students will be able to: 1. Describe the content of the film; 2. Enjoy film screening; and 3. Discussing messages of the film.

Description: This session of film screening and discussion aims at providing residents with a better understanding of the film and exchange ideas about the messages behind.

CRN Date Time Venue

5843 10/2/2020 (Mon) 21:00-22:001/F Common Room, Hall A

Instructor Mr. LAI Pak Him (Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 1

蒙民偉樓東亞堂(MEA)主辦Organised by William M W Mong Hall The Bank

of East Asia Hall (MEA)


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BB English SeriesBB English: 與 Non-Local 探索屯門徑BB English: Discover Tuen Mun Trail with the Non-Locals

Objectives: At the end of the activity, students will be able to: 1. Understand the natural site of Tuen Mun especially its insects and plants; 2. Promote healthy living; and 3. Mingle between non-locals and locals.

Description: This is a hiking event for non-locals and locals to discover the beautiful and natural site of Tuen Mun. Tuen Mun trail is famous for its Tuen Mun views. Difficulty of the trail is 2 out of 5. Along the trail, tutors will introduce the types of insects and flowers.

CRN Date Time Venue

5775 22/2/2020 (Sat) 10:00-13:00 Tuen Mun Trail

Instructor Mr. Nicholas OOI (Tutor of Tsung Tsin Association Hall Fok Cho Min Hall)


ILP Unit 3

Assembly Time and Point Assemble at 10:00 at Hall B Lobby

BB English: CEAL Meets Hall BObjectives: At the end of the activity, students will be able to: 1. Convey ideas in English; 2. Boost confidence in English speaking; and 3. Enjoy English speaking.

Description: This workshop is co-organised by Hall B and CEAL of Lingnan University and it is expected to help the students improve their English speaking. Participants can share their difficulties and brush up on the use of the English language in a casual and fun way.

CRN Date Time Venue

5777 25/2/2020 (Tue) 20:00-22:00 1/F, Hall B

InstructorMs. Shirley ANADUAKA

(Tutor of Tsung Tsin Association Hall Fok Cho Min Hall) Visiting English Tutors (VETs) of CEAL of Lingnan University


ILP Unit 2

香港崇正總會•霍藻棉樓(TFB)主辦Organised by Tsung Tsin Association Hall

Fok Cho Min Hall (TFB)

Career Development Series職場嘗試實驗室Trial and Error Lab - Tips You Need to Know for Joining Education and Social Service Sector

Objectives: At the end of the activity, students will be able to: 1. Collect more career information regarding the education and social

service sectors in Hong Kong; and 2. Set a clearer career goal.

Description: This sharing session consists of useful information for residents who are interested in joining education and social service sectors. Participants will know about what they can expect when looking for jobs and also meet friends who share similar interests.

CRN Date Time Venue

5776 20/2/2020 (Thu) 21:00 - 22:00 1/F, Hall B

InstructorMs. Choiman HUNG (Previously worked in local secondary schools

and international NGO, currently leading a small local NGO) Tutor of Tsung Tsin Association Hall Fok Cho Min Hall.


ILP Unit 1

芳療放鬆工作坊Relaxation with Aromatherapy (Workshop)

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Experience the healing power of essential oils; 2. Understand the relationship of aromatherapy and relaxation; and 3. Enjoy the use of essential oils.

Description: Aromatherapy is one of relaxation tools. It helps you to ease stress and anxiety. This workshop will bring you knowledge of aromatherapy and let you blend your own favourite essential oils.

CRN Date Time Venue

5689 24/2/2020 (Mon) 20:00-22:00 Study Room, CSYM Hall

Instructor Ms. Elaine YAM (Senior Tutor of CSYM Hall ( C ))


ILP Unit 2


茶療工作坊Tea Therapy Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Experience tea therapy; 2. Learn how to select tea for health; and 3. Enjoy taking tea for relaxation.

Description: Tea is one of the most widely consumed beverages in the world. It was first used as a medicine in ancient China. According to many traditional Chinese medicine records, drinking tea was recommended to cure illness and maintain health. The workshop provides knowledge on tea therapy, teaching people how to choose the right kind of tea and how to make a nice cup of tea. We hope that everyone can improve their health by taking tea appropriately.

CRN Date Time Venue

5690 31/3/2020 (Tue) 18:30-20:00 Study Room, CSYM Hall

Instructor Ms. Helen HO (Registered Chinese Medicine Doctor)


ILP Unit 1.5

手作的樂趣─手工皂工作坊 (I)Handmade Soap Workshop (I)

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand the making of natural soap; 2. Understand the importance of natural products for health; and 3. Enjoy handcraft arts.

Description: This workshop aims at introducing residents the importance of natural soaps for body and health. Participants will learn how to hand make one type of soap, namely coffee exfoliating soap bar. The handmade soaps will not include any chemical or harmful ingredients. Let try to make your first natural soap at hostel.

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Instructor Ms. Teresa LAU ( Alumni of CSYM)


ILP Unit 1.5


忠信逸民堂(CSYM)主辦Organised by Chung Shun Yee Min Hall (CSYM)


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手作的樂趣─手工皂工作坊 (II)Handmade Soap Workshop (II)

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand the making of natural soap; 2. Understand the importance of natural products for health; and 3. Enjoy handcraft arts.

Description: This workshop aims at introducing residents the importance of natural soaps for body and health. Participants will learn how to hand make one type of soap, namely anti-inflammatory green tea soap. The handmade soaps will not include any chemical or harmful ingredients. Let try to make your first natural soap at hostel.

CRN Date Time Venue


InstructorMs. Teresa LAU

( Alumni of CSYM)


ILP Unit 1.5


大學簡報技巧英語工作坊Workshop for Tips on University Presentations

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Learn how to make an impressive presentation; 2. Understand the importance of communications by presentation; and 3. Enjoy the arts of language.

Description: Newbie to university presentations? How to extract main ideas and paraphrase? Ways to impress professors with effective presentation skills? Visiting English Tutors from Centre for English and Additional Languages (CEAL) will offer practical tips to prepare presentations that are concise enough to illustrate target topics and concepts. Participants can bring along draft presentation slides for tailored feedback and advice. Don’t miss the chance to improve your presentation skills - good for not only your studies but also future career!

CRN Date Time Venue

5693 12/3/2020 (Thu) 19:00 - 21:00 Study Room, CSYM Hall

InstructorMs. Viola NALDINI

(Visiting English Tutor of CEAL of Lingnan University)


ILP Unit 2


Objectives: At the end of the workshop, residents will be able to: 1. Acquire basic skills of the Pastel Nagomi Art drawing; 2. Experience a new way of relaxation exercise through the Pastel Nagomi

Art; and 3. Enjoy mindfulness and arts of drawing.

Description: This workshop will introduce you Pastel Nagomi Art (和諧粉彩). You will draw your own masterpieces without any judgement. Pastel Nagomi Art, which is a form of Japanese art healing founded in Japan, using pastels and fingers to create a gentle, transparent, warm and heart-touching art through simple yet unique ways of painting techniques. No professional skills is needed. Instructor will guide you step-by-step to draw. During the whole process of drawing, you can enjoy relaxation and self-healing power.


CRN Date Time Venue

5785 29/4/2020 (Wed) 19:30 - 21:00 Study Room, CSYM Hall

Instructor Ms. Zoe KWAN (Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 1.5

Refreshing Your Soul: Secrets of StressObjectives: At the end of sharing session, residents will be able to: 1. Understand what stress means; 2. Identify life goals and ways to get along with stress; and 3. Exchange thoughts and feelings on study, career, relationship and other

life aspects.

Description: This session will foster you to understand what stress means and how to get along with it through casual sharing and discussion. Stress emerges as consequences of how we see whether our personal resources are good enough to meet life demands. Literally a negative emotional experience, stress however hints about how we think, what we desire, and most importantly, what life really means to us. In an hour of soul dialogues, participants can freely express their thoughts on stress and identify life goals and ways to relieve stress.

CRN Date Time Venue

5786 20/2/2020 (Thu) 19:00 - 20:00 Study Room, CSYM Hall

InstructorMs. Zelda LAU (Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 1

A Journey to Become a Data Scientist with a Non-technical Background

Objectives: At the end of the sharing session, residents will be able to: 1. Inspired by speaker‘s substantial experience of becoming a IT practitioner

without a technical background; 2. Learn how the ways to become a data scientist; and 3. Plan and prepare for one’s career path.

Description: In 2012, Harvard Business Review published an article with an eye-catching title: Data Scientist: The Sexiest Job of the 21st Century. Data is the new oil. With cutting-edge analytics tools such as machine learning, big data and artificial intelligence, data scientists can extract actionable insights for companies and organisations. But how can one who does not have a computer science or math degree develop his/her career in data science?

Rico graduated from Lingnan University in 2017 with a bachelor of arts in Chinese, but now he is a Python developer who develops websites and builds data analytics tool.

Do you want to know the story behind the switching of Rico's career? Join his sharing session!

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InstructorMr. Rico NG

(Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 1


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林護電影之夜：禮儀師之奏鳴曲Lam Woo Hall Movie Night: Departures

Objectives: At the end of the screening, students will be able to: 1. Have a better understanding of the films through learning different kinds

of skills and the film language used; 2. Have a new perspective to understand our surroundings through

watching the films and the sharing session; and 3. Enhance their sense of life style through joining the film screening.

Description: The film screening aims at providing a platform for residents to discuss and reflect the significant messages of the film. Residents will explore the new perspective to understand the film and its language.

CRN Date Time Venue

5834 11/2/2020 (Tue) 20:00 - 22:00 Lam Woo Hall Common Room

Instructor Mr. Pui Hing CHEN (Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 2

記者從業分享Career Sharing – Journalist

Objectives: At the end of the activity, students will be able to: 1. Explore the career of journalist in Hong Kong; and 2. Have a better understanding of the routine of Journalists in Hong Kong.

Description: This sharing aims at providing a better understanding of the career of Journalist to the student to know more about the daily routine and difficulties of being a journalist in Hong Kong.

CRN Date Time Venue

5835 20/2/2020 (Thu) 20:00-21:30 Lam Woo Hall Common Room

Instructor Mr. CHAN Yu Hong (Journalist)


ILP Unit 1.5

林護工作坊：紙包盒散紙包Lam Woo Hall Workshop: Drink Carton Purse

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Make a Purse by Drink Carton 2. Have a better understanding of waste recycling in Hong Kong.

Description: This workshop aims at enhancing students' awareness and understanding of environmental protection, teaching the skills of remaking, and providing understanding of the waste recycling in Hong Kong.

CRN Date Time Venue

5836 4/3/2020 (Wed) 20:30-22:00 Lam Woo Hall Common Room

Instructor Ms. Sze Man LAI (Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 1.5

Board Game NightObjectives: At the end of the activity, students will be able to: 1. Understand how games help them practice their deduction and

communication skills; 2. Solving problems together; and 3. Stress relive.

Description: This Board game night has the aim to introduce different kind off board games with students. All of the board games are unique experiences. Teambuilding games will be included and all of the games will challenges student problem solving skills in a safe environment.

CRN Date Time Venue

5837 24/3/2020 (Tue) 20:00-22:00 Lam Woo Hall Common Room

Instructor Ms. Adinda van OOSTEN (OSL Visiting Tutor)


ILP Unit 2

林護堂(LWD)主辦Organised by Lam Woo Hall (LWD)


Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Relieve muscular tension; 2. Improve circulation; and 3. Boost energy system.

Description: Thai Yoga Massage is so called “Lazy Yoga.” It involves 2 persons in one group. During the workshop, participants will work with their partners to apply all of the exercises learned from the instructor.

In addition, this workshop will bring participants knowledge of traditional Thai Yoga Massage through gentle yoga stretches.

CRN Date Time Venue

5694 26/3/2020 (Thu) 18:00-20:00 AM320

Instructor

Ms. Elaine YAM (Assistant Student Services Manager I of Lingnan University,

Certified Thai Yoga Massage Instructor & Certified Yoga Teacher (RYT 500))


ILP Unit 2

提昇批判性思維及語言能力工作坊Critical Thinking and Language Enhancement Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Think in a more logical way; 2. Boost confidence in English speaking; and 3. Enjoy thinking and English speaking.

Description: This workshop consists a variety of activities which require students to exercise their critical thinking and English presentation skills. Students not only passively participate as an audience but also have a chance to take an active role in holding some activities.

CRN Date Time Venue

5813 11/2/2020 (Tue) 20:00-22:00 JCE, G/F, Common Area

Instructor Ms. Ka Yan MOK (Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 2

簡歷寫作及面試技巧工作坊Resume Writing & Interview Skills Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Practise refined resume writing techniques and interview skills; 2. Plan for future career; and 3. Acquire the techniques of CV writings and attending interviews.

Description: In this workshop, the instructor will introduce the skills for writing resume and preparing interview from a recruiter’s perspective. In addition, students can bring their own resumes to the instructor for proofreading and getting professional feedback.

CRN Date Time Venue

5814 25/2/2020 (Tue) 19:30-21:00 JCE, G/F, Common Area

Instructor Mr. Douglas ZHAO (Recruitment Advisor)


ILP Unit 1.5

賽馬會堂(E)主辦Organised by The Jockey Club Hall (JCE)


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綠色工作坊（中級）Green workshop (Intermediate)

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Grasp an insight into the current waste separation system in Hong Kong

context and common misconceptions; 2. Hand-make gifts by upcycling waste materials; and 3. Help increase the waste recovery rate on campus.

Description: Disposal of non-recyclable materials in recycle bins is commonly found on campus. Students will get hands-on experience of turning waste materials into personalised products.

CRN Date Time Venue

5838 4/3/2020 (Wed) 19:00 - 21:00 G/F Common Room, Hostel F

Instructor Mr. Oscar TANG (Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 2

星相與內在自我的探索Astrology As A Journey Towards Self-enlightenment

Objectives: At the end of the talk, students will be able to: Share the basic knowledge of the Astrology and its history

Description: “As above, so below; as without, so within.” The Astrology is not about the blind worship of fate, but how to observe “me” and accept all the flaws. In this talk, kitman will share the basic knowledge of the Astrology, self-enlightenment and its history.

CRN Date Time Venue

5839 1/4/2020 (Wed) 20:00 - 21:30 G/F Common Room, Hostel F

Instructor Ms. Kitman CHENG


ILP Unit 1.5

賽馬會堂(F)主辦Organised by The Jockey Club Hall (JCF)

仙人掌工作坊Cactus Planting Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand basic knowledge about the habitat of succulents and

strategies of succulents planting; 2. Practise cactus arrangement; and 3. Enjoy planting.

Description: Succulents are lovely plants which come into different shapes, colours and sizes. Succulents become very popular in recent years around the world. They are also known as “the choice of lazy people to raise”. However, many of you might had a bad experience in growing them as they can be fragile without appropriate care. In this workshop, we are going to discuss about succulents’ habitat and planting skills. Students can also try to arrange different kinds of cactus in a beautiful cement pot.

CRN Date Time Venue

5815 4/3/2020 (Wed) 18:00-21:00 JCE, G/F, Common Area

Instructor Mr. Rex CHAU (Founder of Wood3 Workshop)


ILP Unit 3

Fee $100

Remarks $100 will be refunded upon completion of activity.

瑜伽體驗Yoga Experience Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Practise the basic breathing; techniques and postures in yoga; 2. Enhance their concentration and stretch their bodies; and 3. Introduce easy ways to exercise in hostel

Description: Maintaining a good physical condition and a relax state of mind is the key to cope with a plentiful hostel life. This yoga experience workshop will help you learn the basics of yoga and practise it in a correct way. Let’s relax and stretch your body!

CRN Date Time Venue

5797 5/3/2020 (Thu) 19:30 - 21:00 AM320

Instructor Ms. Candy LIU (Certified Fitness Yoga Instructor and Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 1.5

JCNG 電影分享JCNG Movie Screening

Objectives: At the end of the activity, students will be able to: 1. Appreciate the movie and its aesthetics; 2. Reflect and respond to the social and cultural issues brought by the

movie; and 3. Enjoy the discussions and communications with other hostel residents.

Description: The movie screening activity brings an enjoyable evening to the participants with the appreciation of the movie aesthetics, as well as the inspiration from the discussion and communication from a reflective perspective.

CRN Date Time Venue

5798 25/2/2020 (Tue) 19:30 - 22:00 MBG19

Instructor Ms. Karry WONG (Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 2.5

JCNG x CEAL: 撰寫履歷與求職面試工作坊JCNG x CEAL: CV and Interview Skills Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Understand the needs of prospective employers; 2. Communicate the experience and skills to fit those needs; and 3. Sharpen the interview skills to stand out during job interviews.

Description: A curriculum vitae (CV) is the first impression that a potential employer gets of the applicants, therefore it should be carefully composed. During the workshop, you will learn how to write and edit a CV that is effective for job hunting. Another focus of the workshop will be interview skills. There will be opportunities for practice and participants will receive feedback on their performance. After the workshop, you will feel more confident in preparing for a job application and interview.

CRN Date Time Venue

5799 4/3/2020 (Wed) 19:30 - 21:00 LKK203

Instructor ELSS English Visiting Tutors


ILP Unit 1.5

賽馬會博雅堂(G)主辦Organised by The Jockey Club New Hall G (JCNG)


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書法揮春工作坊Calligraphy and Fai Chun Workshop

Objectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able to: 1. Learn basic concepts and techniques in calligraphy and Fai Chun writing; 2. Learn more about Chinese New Year's traditions; and 3. Have a basic understanding on the history of Chinese calligraphy.

Description: Students can learn basic concepts and techniques in calligraphy and Fai Chun writing, learn more about Chinese New Year's traditions, and have a basic understanding on the history of Chinese calligraphy.

CRN Date Time Venue

5810 10/2/2020 (Mon) 17:00-18:30 1/F Common Area, Hall H


(Member of Hong Kong Calligraphers' Association)


ILP Unit 1.5

職場分享Career Sharing

Objectives: A the end of the sharing session, students will be able to: 1. Describe basic career hunting skills; 2. Plan for their future careers; and 3. Collect more up-to-dated job information.

Description: Speakers will share their experiences on job hunting, interviews as well as the information of the job market. Students can have a relaxing environment to seek advice and to relieve the frustration on future career.

CRN Date Time Venue

5811 17/2/2020(Mon) 19:30-21:00 1/F Common Area, Hall H

InstructorMs. Soya SO

(Alumni, Management Trainee with Adecco)


ILP Unit 1.5

Savings and Investment Basics for 20-somethingsObjectives: At the end of activity, students will be able to: 1. Understand the importance of saving and investing at an early age,

because of the principle of compounding; 2. Understand the reciprocal relationship between debt and savings; and 3. Understand the basic types of investment vehicles available and the

advantages and disadvantages of each.

Description: This programme is premised on the fact that investing is a lifetime project, and the time to start is early adulthood. This will be a very practical talk and Q&A session, led by the Warden of Hall H, who has saved and invested throughout the dot-com bubble and crash (1997-2001), the US housing bubble, the financial crisis/ “Great Recession” of 2007-09, and the volatility around Brexit (among other episodes), and has lived to tell about it.

CRN Date Time Venue

5812 12/2/2020 (Wed) 19:30-21:00 LKK101 (TBC)

InstructorProf. Mark HAMPTON

(Warden of The Jockey Club New Hall H)


ILP Unit 1.5

賽馬會博雅堂(H)主辦Organised by The Jockey Club New Hall (JCNH)

健康情緒管理系列Healthy Emotion Management Series

青春，真可愛青春The Secrets of Staying Young

Objectives: At the end of the sharing session, students will be able to: 1. Review their eating habit; 2. Set healthy life goals; and 3. Practice healthy living.

Description: The sharing session gives students an opportunity to review and reflect their living and eating habit. The speaker will share the knowledge on nutrition and healthy living tips.

CRN Date Time Venue

5809 26/3/2020 (Thu) 20:00-21:00 SEKG04

InstructorMs. LEUNG Lok Yee

(Registered China Nutritionist)


ILP Unit 1

WJY 大掃除WJY Cleaning Day

Objectives: At the end of activity, students will be able to: 1. Be pro-environmental behaviour; 2. Maintain floor cleanliness and tidiness; and 3. Develop eco-friendly habits.

Description: As green living is one of the goals of WJY Hall, the Warden Office will organise a cleaning day for hostel residents to develop their responsibility and eco-friendly habits. The participants can use the cleaning supplies provided by Warden Office to clean their responsible floors.

CRN Date Time Venue

5793 11/2/2020 (Tue) 20:00 - 22:003/F Common Room,

WJY Hall

InstructorMs. Connie CHAU and Mr. Kevin CHUI

(Hostel Tutors)


ILP Unit 2

黃浩川堂(WHC)主辦Organised by Wong Hoo Chuen Hall (WHC)

伍絜宜堂(WJY)主辦Organised by Wu Jieh Yee Hall (WJY)


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Sharing on More about My Home Country IIObjectives: At the end of the workshop, students will be able: 1. Understand each of their cultures; 2. Appreciate their own background; and 3. Build deeper connection with each other.

Description: Exchange students will be invited to share the uniqueness of their home countries and reflect on their Hong Kong experiences with local students. The local students are encouraged to interact with them during the session with feedback. Light refreshment will be served at the end for networking.

CRN Date Time Venue

5794 5/3/2020 (Thu) 20:30-22:003/F Common Room,

WJY Hall

Instructor Ms. Roxanne CHAN (Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 1.5

More Than Waste II – Reuse Coffee Grounds and Green Living Workshop

Objectives: At the end of workshop, students will be able to: 1. Reflect why the environment matters to human and what are the

reasons of concerning more about this issue; 2. Know more about the waste production and reduction in life; and 3. Understand concept of upcycling through reusing coffee grounds in the

DIY workshop.

Description: We have produced vast amount of different wastes in our daily life and only a small fraction ends up being recycled. In fact, many of these wastes could have a new life and it is more than just meaningless trash. In this workshop, we will have an opportunity to re-understand waste in our life starting with reusing coffee grounds. Creative and awesome ways of reusing coffee grounds will be introduced and students can also have a taste of coffee tie dye in this workshop. Tips on green living will be offered as well to encourage everyone to adopt a green lifestyle in the hostel.

CRN Date Time Venue

5795 18/2/2020 (Tue) 20:00-22:00 Fu Tei Bookstore

Instructor Ms. Wincy NG (Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 2

WJY 電影夜WJY Movie Night

Objectives: At the end of activity, students will be able to: 1. Enjoy a great movie; 2. Understand the meaning of the movie and make reflection; and 3. Discuss with peers.

Description: Have a relaxing time with residents to see a meaning movie with a great sharing.

CRN Date Time Venue

5796 16/3/2020 (Mon) 20:00-22:303/F Common Room,

WJY Hall

Instructor Ms. Helen NGAI (Hostel Tutor)


ILP Unit 2

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