CityU commends outstanding team members and student assistants, enriching campus life through contests and competitions
The City University of Macau (CityU) held the 2024/2025 Outstanding Students Awards Presentation Ceremony at the Cultural Centre of its Taipa campus recently. The ceremony commended 115 students, including the team members with outstanding performance in competitions, student activities, and art performances, as well as student assistants with outstanding dedication to office administration over the past year. The ceremony also included the awarding ceremonies for the “May Fourth Youth Day Photography Competition” and the “4th Master Chef Contest,” awarded the top three positions and the popular award in both competitions. The event was attended by Robert Chan Chon Pat, pro-rector of CityU; Lewis Chao Chan Chong, head of the Student Affairs Office; and team instructors, to present awards and offer congratulations.
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Lewis Chao Chan Chong, head of the Student Affairs Office, extended his sincere gratitude to all awardees, including student assistants and members of various student teams, such as sports teams, the Art Troupe, the Volunteering Team, the National Flag Team, and CityU Reporter. He emphasized that whether representing the University in competitions or providing service in various departments, each student was a shining star on campus. He encouraged students to remain passionate in their roles and fill more vitality into CityU.
Bai Jing, a representative of the award-claiming student assistants, stated that even small contributions in ordinary positions would radiate positive energy across the University. She emphasized that service only by solving problems professionally and conveying cares with sincerity could present the charm of youth.
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CityU teams provide a platform for students with artistic talents, passion for volunteer service, or skills for capturing campus moments with a lens to showcase their abilities, serve the community, and dedicate the University. Student assistants as vital support for CityU’s various faculties and administrations, provide strong support for the operation of the University affairs. Assisting administrative staff with daily work, they enhance their teamwork, communication, and coordination skills.
To enrich campus life and encourage students to cultivate hobbies, CityU Student Affairs Office recently held the “May Fourth Youth Day Photography Competition” and the “4th Master Chef Contest.” The results were announced after days of expert judging and public voting.
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The May Fourth Youth Day Photography Competition, themed around the six expectations for the youth of the new era. Selected photographs captured the mission and responsibility of young students. Luo Chenlin won first prize; Li Bingkai received second prize; Lu Jianchong won third prize; and Li Zhouyicheng received the popular award.
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The Master Chef Contest received great attention and attracted 12 teams from various faculties. Team “Apple U” won first place with their “Braised Chicken with Potatoes;” Team “All Chili 3.0” took second place with their “Pork Chop with Rice Cakes;” and Team “Academic Masters” won third place with their “Shanghai-Style Braised Pork Belly.”
From photography to cooking, the competitions vividly showcased the creativity of CityU students. Going forward, the University will continue to organize diverse student activities, providing platforms for students to display their talents and demonstrating the positive spirit of contemporary youth.
Source: Student Affairs Office
Photo credits: CityU Reporter
