CKYC “Climb with stars” Activity
CKYC organized a “Climb with stars” activity in March. The path was illuminated by the moon and stars at night, and the students climbed through the mountains and cliffs to reach the hilltop, where they had a better appreciation for nature's majesty. Despite the difficulties and challenges encountered during the event, each student overcame the problems with an ene ...
CKYC Students Performed in UM CICA Music Festival
On 1 March, the BLACKPACK band of Choi Kai Yau College performed in the CICA Music Festival. The theme of this Music Festival is "Remix CD", and the program was wonderful. In addition to the band performances from the ten residential colleges, MLC's SHUFFLE dance troupe and the MIX dance department of CMSA presented cool dance programs. The BLACKPACK band of Cho ...
CKYC Students Visited Morpheus Hotel
CKYC students recently visited the Morpheus Hotel and back office area. The hotel was designed by the late Zaha Hadid, winner of the Pritzker Prize for Architecture, and is famous for the design of its “exoskeleton” structure and the outstanding hospitality service. The students then experienced the automated guest rooms and went into the "heart of house" to learn a ...
CKYC Business and Dining Etiquette Workshop
On 2nd February 2023, Choi Kai Yau College (CKYC) was pleased to invite Ms. Jeanette Chan, the Chair of the Macao International Etiquette Cultural Association to host a Business and Dining Etiquette workshop for the college students. This workshop covers workplace behavior, networking, formal dining skills, and dress code, in order to help students be equipped wi ...
CKYC students attended the concert “Unforgettable melodies at St. Dominic’s Church”
CKYC formed a group of students to watch the concert "Unforgettable melodies at St. Dominic’s Church", which was performed by the Macao Orchestra on February 10, 2023. The Macao Orchestra is a local music performance group, composed of young musicians from more than 10 countries and regions, so it can integrate Chinese and Western cultures and bring high-quality ...
CKYC Non-Resident Fellow Professor Garry Wong: Putting myself in my students’ shoes
Garry Wong, CKYC Non-Resident Fellow and Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) of the University of Macau (UM), believes that it is important to put himself in his students’ shoes when designing his courses. Known among his students as a tech-savvy teacher, he has integrated technology into classroom teaching, including setting up a studio in his office ...