To support public welfare and share positive energy, the Faculty of International Tourism and Management (FITM) at City University of Macau (CityU) recently held the event “Move CityU”. This event themed “Spread Love through Sports” and guided by Assistant Professor Joanne Yu Chung-En, was designed and executed by nearly 50 students from the Faculty. All profit of the event was donated to the Macao Special Olympics to support its services to people with intellectual disadvantage, helping them gain better care and resources. This activity not only demonstrated the FITM’s achievements in enhancing students’ professional literacy, but also reflected our commitment to public welfare and social responsibilities.
Guided by the core concept of “Integrating Fun with Charity”, the activity featured five interactive games, attracting enthusiastic participation from over 300 faculty and students and creating a lively and joyful atmosphere. The student planning team translated classroom learning in event management theory into practical skills, demonstrating outstanding creativity and organizational coordination abilities. The event also strengthened interaction and cohesion among students, further enriching campus culture.
This activity not only brought memorable and joyful experience to faculty and students, but also contributed to Macao sports for the disadvantage group. It signified our social responsibility and our efforts in promoting public benefit. Going forward, CityU will continue to encourage and support faculty and students to organize more meaningful and exciting activities, contributing to campus cultural development and Macao public welfare flourishment.
Source: Faculty of International Tourism and Management
