In order to continuously improve the response and coping skills of the staff to student crises and to build a harmonious campus, the City University of Macau (CityU) held a seminar on “Student Crisis Intervention Skills” yesterday (7th), inviting representatives from the Directorate of Macao SAR Government Judiciary Police (PJ) to the campus to explain the corresponding procedure and relevant coping techniques to address student crises on campus.
During the lecture, Chief Criminal Investigator Wu Ka Kin represented the PJ to introduce the composition and work focus of the crisis negotiation team. By sharing actual cases, he explained in depth the types of student incidents, corresponding coping methods and the points to note for the staff in attendance. Staff who took part in the lecture said that the event was very beneficial. They stated that the lecture can help them make prompt and accurate responses in case of emergency and prevent the occurrence of such incidents and protect campus safety.
CityU shoulders its social responsibility and upholds the philosophy of “taking roots in Macao, integrated into the Greater Bay Area”, and attaches great importance to students’ physical and mental health development and staff training. Go forward, the University will continue to organise a series of activities and seminars to staff’s ability and skills in preventing and responding to campus crises, and to build a caring and harmonious campus environment.
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Source: Human Resources Office
