The Library and the Student Affairs Office (SAO) co-organize an Exhibition Wisdom to Avoid Sexual Harassment on Campus. The Exhibition showcases findings from the report of “Break the Silence: Territory-Wide Study on Sexual Harassment of University Students in Hong Kong” released by the Equal Opportunities Commission.
Visit the Exhibition to know more.
This year’s book fair will be arranged with Elmbook Bookshop (榆林書店). It will bring you hundreds of books from different subjects of your interests. Grasp this chance to pick your favourite titles up to 20% off.
Citation management is an easy task if you know how to make good use of the tools.
Tuesday RefWorks runs on the first Tuesday of every month. By joining this workshop, you will gain conceptual knowledge of referencing, learn the key features of the web-based bibliographic management tool, and acquire practical techniques to create citations and generate reference lists effectively in Word documents.
Sounds great? Registration and walk-ins are also welcome!
Cannot find the book in the Library? Simply submit your request during the Library Recommendation Week. Your suggestions will be followed up promptly.
Organized by Wu Jieh Yee Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (WUCIE), the Tech Talk AI Technology and Career Opportunities will be held in the Library.
Participants can explore more about startup journeys and career opportunities in the AI field via the talk presented by Executive Director of HKAI Lab and two entrepreneurs from iPYGG FinTech Group Limited and NeuFast Limited.
All students and staff are invited to be with us. Details are as follows:
1 ECA hour / 1 iGPS unit will be offered to students with full attendance of the talk.
Please click here to register. Seats will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
A New Account of the Tales of the World 《世說新語》 is a collection of anecdotes, character sketches, conversations and remarks concerning hundreds of men and women in China during the Han dynasty and Wei-Jin periods. The stories provide a vibrant portrait of ancient China, reflecting its social, moral and aesthetic concerns.
Come join the Library Reading Club facilitated by faculties from the Department of Chinese. Register now to have a journey through history. Participants will receive a free copy of the book.
1 iGPS unit / 1.5 ECA hours will be offered for each session.
A public lecture, 15.50.100: A Journey in Performance, is organized by the Department of Art and Design (AAD) at Space for All in the Library.
Ms Tisa Ho, the CEO of the Hong Kong Arts Festival (HKAF) will be the speaker of the Lecture. This Lecture will cover the history of HKAF – how it happened and how it has evolved over the years. Students or practitioners of culture and creative fields will learn how to run the business within the industry and operation of an arts festival. The highlight goes to the sharing of interesting stories and personal insights from Ms Tisa Ho.
All students and staff are most welcome to join the Lecture. Details are as follows:
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