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The 1st Macao-wide English Poetry Writing and Recital Contest Final Competition".
Elementary Category:
| Candidate Number |
Name of Participant |
Name of School |
| P006 |
Aichara Blanco |
The International School of Macao |
| P033 |
Chan Ay Drial |
Premier School Affiliated to Hou Kong Middle School |
| P035 |
Chan Cheng In |
Premier School Affiliated to Hou Kong Middle School |
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Gianna Chan |
Sacred Heart Canossian College (English Section) |
| PO91 |
Hedy Cheng |
Sacred Heart Canossian College (English Section) |
| P115 |
Joanne Lei |
Sacred Heart Canossian College (English Section) |
| P151 |
Lei Pak Hei |
Pui Ching Middle School |
| P175 |
Marc Samso Puig |
The International School of Macao |
| P178 |
Marie Leong |
Sacred Heart Canossian College (English Section) |
| P227 |
Si Tou Iek Ian |
Premier School Affiliated to Hou Kong Middle School |
| P231 |
Si, U Hin |
Pui Ching Middle School |
| P232 |
Sienna Charters H. Oliveira Dias |
Escola Portuguesa de Macau (Portuguese School of Macau) |
| P233 |
Sophia Tuong Lam Wheeler |
Escola Portuguesa de Macau (Portuguese School of Macau) |
| P235 |
Sze, Weng Teng |
Pui Ching Middle School |
| P324 |
Chao Ioi Si, Tammy |
Santa Rosa de Lima English Secondary School |
Secondary Category:
| Candidate Number |
Name of Participant |
Name of School |
| S011 |
Chen Ming Jia |
Macau Baptist College |
| S018 |
Britanico, Rhythm Alexander De La Cruz |
Macau Anglican College |
| S022 |
Neves Dos Santos Augusto |
CDSJ6 |
| S032 |
Chan Hei Man, Shirin |
Santa Rosa de Lima English Secondary School |
| S038 |
Chan Hei Wai, Chloe |
Macau Anglican College |
| S059 |
Chiang, Fu Hai Leowyn (Leo) |
Macau Anglican College |
| S109 |
Yeni Yuen |
Sacred Heart Canossian College (English Section) |
| S117 |
Valerie Sou |
Sacred Heart Canossian College (English Section) |
| S120 |
Yoyo Leong |
Sacred Heart Canossian College (English Section) |
| S186 |
Lau Sio Ian, Candy |
Santa Rosa de Lima English Secondary School |
| S234 |
Ng Chon Hei |
Premier School Affiliated to Hou Kong Middle School |
| S298 |
Chan Wai Ian |
Keang Peng Secondary School |
| S342 |
Tang Sin Chi |
Premier School Affiliated to Hou Kong Middle School |
| S362 |
Voon Kelli En Ru |
Premier School Affiliated to Hou Kong Middle School |
| S421 |
Lei Man Seng |
Premier School Affiliated to Hou Kong Middle School |
University Category:
| Candidate Number |
Name of Participant |
Name of School |
| U001 |
Lau Kak On Victoria |
University of Macau |
| U003 |
Li Jiaqi |
City University of Macau |
| U004 |
Judy Chiang |
City University of Macau |
| U005 |
Mak Hong Sam |
University of Macau |
| U006 |
Hu Yilin |
Macau University of Science and Technology |
| U008 |
Xi Lu (Tracy) |
Macao Institute for Tourism Studies |
| U009 |
Lio Kei Hong & Wong Kuan Lam |
Macau Polytechnic University, University of Macau |
Next Step:
Please submit
Finalists’ student ID and Macau ID copy to
contest@usj.edu.mo on or before 16 May.
Failure to submit by the above date will be mark as renunciation.
Details:
Elementary category
Final competition and poem recital will take place on
21 May 2022 (Saturday) at 10 AM (Please arrive 15 mins in advance for registration)
Location: Fátima Auditorium, University of Saint Joseph, Ilha Verde Campus
*Please bring student ID and Macau ID for registration
Secondary category
Final competition and poem recital will take place on 21 May 2022 (Saturday), 11 AM (Please arrive 15 mins in advance for registration)
Location: Fátima Auditorium, University of Saint Joseph, Ilha Verde Campus
*Please bring student ID and Macau ID for registration
University category
Final competition and poem recital will take place on 21 May 2022 (Saturday), 12 PM (Please arrive 15 mins in advance for registration)
Location: Fátima Auditorium, University of Saint Joseph, Ilha Verde Campus
*Please bring student ID and Macau ID for registration
Finalists Rules:
- All Finalists are allow to enter the venue with one supervisor and one family member.
- Health code is required to entire the venue for all participants and attendees.
- Students should not wear their school uniform on stage or mentions their school name during the Recital.
- All Finalists should only mention their number and name of the contestant before their recital.
- Recital must be memorized, no notes are allowed on stage.
Judging Criteria:
Phase I: Poetry Writing (25% of total grade)
- Relevance to the theme 20%
- Creativity/Style and Originality 30%
- Coherence of form and structure (harmony of words, presentation) 25%
- Clarity of imagery and language 25%
Phase II: Poem Recitation (75% of total grade)
- Stage presence and presentation 30%
- Poise and spontaneity of recitation 30%
- Intonation and poetic expression 20%
- Clarity of spoken words and diction 20%
Total: 100%
Prizes:
- Prizes for the Elementary category are MOP 1,500 (first place), MOP 1,000 (first runner-up) and MOP 500 (second runner-up).
- Prizes for the Secondary category category are MOP 3,000 (first place), MOP 2,000 (first runner-up) and MOP 1,000 (second runner-up).
- Prizes for the University category are MOP 5,000 (first place), MOP 3,000 (first runner-up) and MOP 2,000 (second runner-up).
ATTENTION:
**For all categories, please return to Fátima Auditorium at 12:30pm for Awarding Ceremony.
**For all categories, contestants should not dress in school uniform to the Contest.
COVID MEASURES: In event the nature of activity does not favour the contestants or performers to wear a mask (e.g. physical trainings, sports competitions, performances), and a minimum distance of 2 metres cannot be maintained during the activity, a nucleic acid test for COVID-19 should be performed before participating in such collective training or rehearsal, or else two doses of COVID-19 vaccine should be received at least 14 days earlier."
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The Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy (FRSP) of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) successfully held its Open Day on Saturday, 30th of April, 2022, at the Saint Joseph Seminary Campus.
The Open Day began with a warm welcome address by the Chancellor of USJ, His Excellency Bishop D. Stephen Lee Bun Sang, followed by speeches by the Rector, Rev. Professor Stephen Morgan, and the Dean of FRSP, Fr. Franz Gassner. The opening ceremony concluded with a ribbon cutting joined by distinguished guests, including Head of the Department of Tertiary Education from DSEDJ Mr. Carlos Roberto Xavier, Secretary General of Caritas Macau Mr. Pun Chi Meng, Prior of Saint Dominic’s Community of Macau Fr. Edmond Eh OP, President of the Macau Association of Chinese and Western Philosophy Mr. Joshua Yuan Haojun, Director of O Clarim Fr. José Mario Mandia, Chairman of the Focolare Movement Council, Ms. Maria Fatima Das Dores, Executive Director of Bosco Youth Service Network Mr. Ip Wing Kuen, Office Director of the Diocesan Catholic Education Commission Mr. Stephen Chan Teng Fong, Office Director of the Diocesan Historical Archives and Patrimony Mr. Benedict Keith Ip, and Prof. Victoria Harrison of the University of Macau's Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies.
Visitors and guests were welcomed by FRSP’s students and academics, who gave a tour of the heritage campus, including the newly renovated Seminary Library, containing one of the largest number of book collections on religious studies and philosophy in Asia. The Open Day’s programme included sharing sessions with Master of Philosophy students, Q&A sessions about Philosophy and Christian Studies programmes, Introduction about the Professional Training Programme for Religious Subject Teachers (Chinese), and an inspirational lecture on “What is Philosophy?”.
A selection of rare and old photos was also on display in the exhibition about the “History of Macau Diocese and Saint Joseph Seminary”, some of these photos dating over a hundred years old.
The University’s FRSP is a community of scholars, students, and staff, engaged in research, teaching, and studying the disciplines of Philosophy and Theology, together with other necessary disciplines (English, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Psychology, Sociology, History, Law). Traditionally, these fields of study were referred to as the Handmaid (Philosophy) and the Queen of the Sciences (Theology), laying down the foundations for deeper understanding and harmonious development between East and West. FRSP continues this original mission at the heart Macau and of this Catholic University.
Attendees from USJ also include Administrator Dr. Alejandro Salcedo, Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law Prof. Jenny Lao-Phillips, and Head of the Office for Student and Alumni Affairs Ms. Teresa Loong.
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Address by Bishop of Macau and Chancellor of the University of Saint Joseph, D. Stephen Lee Bun-sang
Address by the Rector of the University of Saint Joseph, Prof. Stephen Morgan
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Address by the Dean of the Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy, Fr. Franz Gassner
Ribbon cutting ceremony with officiating guests
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Group photo with all the invited guests
Guided tour of the St. Joseph's Seminary and Church
Guided tour of the St. Joseph's Seminary and Church
Visitors had the opportunity to view rare and historical photos about the “History of Macau Diocese and Saint Joseph Seminary” during the Open Day
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The public lecture introduced some key inclusive education concepts and showcased inclusive practices currently implemented at the MAC. The purpose of the public lecture was to underpin the importance of providing children with equal access to education and survey the complexities of inclusive practices and examine its implementation in schools. The participants gained a deeper appreciation of how diverse individual learners can be positively supported through mainstream education.
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Child protection is not a one-person job but requires the collaboration of the whole community. The First Roundtable on Child Protection, organised by the Cradle of Hope Association and hosted by Department of Social Work at the University of Saint Joseph (USJ), was held at Ilha Verde Campus on the morning of 29 April. The roundtable invited the director of the Children and Youth Affairs Department of the Social Welfare Bureau, Ms. LAO Kit Im, and representatives from the residential homes and youth outreach service units.
The roundtable was opened by Ms. Marjory, Director of the Cradle of Hope Association, explaining the objectives of the roundtable to the participants. The Vice-Rector of the University of Saint Joseph, Prof. Zhang Shuguang welcomed the Division Head of the Children and Youth Service Division at the Social Welfare Bureau, Ms. Lao Kit Im, representatives of NGOs, professors, and students from the Department of Social Work of USJ. He also thanked everyone for their trust in USJ, celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. USJ is also looking forward to the University's future role as a resource center for the Government in implementing related services as a basis for supporting their work. At the roundtable, we were grateful to have Professor Helen Liu, Research Coordinator for the Faculty of Social Sciences and Education USJ. Mr. Ben Cheang, Lecturer of the department of Innovative Social Work, City University of Macau. To share "Promoting the Quality of Parent-Child Relationship in Residential Childcare in Macao: Implication for Practice and Policy" and "Suggested Key Content for Setting up Child Protection Policy in the Operation of Social Services for Children and Youth." Professor Helen Liu shared the result of empirical research to examine the perceptions of parents, residential home workers, and children on visits and parent-child relationships during admission to residential homes.
Mr. Ben Cheng shared the 4 P's (People, Place, Program & Procedure) as the core of the work of residential services. Such as NGOs should consider to request “Police Clearance” in staff recruitment procedure, the establishment of a complaint mechanism for service users, and the roles and procedures in emergency cases.
Moreover, children's physical and psychological developmental needs should be considered in different areas of social services, such as residential homes, outreach programs, schools, and family services. In the roundtable meeting, the director of the SKH Macau Social Service – Ms. Apple Siu, the director of YMCA (Villa Lok Tou)- Ms. Edith Un. The executive director of the Christian New Life Fellowship – Mr. Lao Chin Soi, and the representative of the UGAMM Youth Service Team – Mr. Kong Weng Tai, were invited to share on the topic of "Protection for Children and Adolescent: Practice in Residential Service" and "Prevention of Abuse and Protection for Children and Adolescent: Practice in Outreaching Service."
In summary, panel of the round table agreed to the following recommendations collated by Professor Helen Liu: (1) policymakers and practitioners should discuss short-term and long-term goals, implement assessments of the quality of visits and parent-child relationships, and establish a framework for reunification; (2) consider psychosocial support programs based on evidence-based research to provide emotional support and education; and (3) shift from a 'child-centered' to a 'child and family-centered approach on promoting parenting skills, mental health, and working with parents to guide them in enhancing their parent-child relationships; (4) NGOs set up a working group to draft service guidelines for child service programs in a collaborative effort with the government.
In conclusion, Ms. Marjory hopes that we can build up a partnership between government departments and social service institutes through this roundtable meeting. Creating a safe environment for children in Macau, formulating policies to protect children in Macau, raising the awareness of Macau citizens about child protection, and implementing "Protecting Children is Everyone's Responsibility."
The co-organizers of the meeting include the Department of Social Work at the University of Saint Joseph, the Department of Innovative Social Work at the City University of Macau, Caritas Macau, UGAMM Youth Service Team, Good Shepheard Centre, Macau International Ladies Club, Christian New Life Fellowship (in Macau), Sheng Kung Hui Macau Social Services Coordination Office, , Young Men's Christian Association of Macau- Vila Lok Tou and La De Jovens de Mong-Ha.
View all photos here:
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The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) is establishing an incubator with two local partners, Attorney Bruno Nunes, Founder of BN Lawyers, and Marco Rizzolio, Founder of Follow Me Macau. The Agreement of Incorporation was signed at the USJ's Notary' office on 29 April 2022.
The incubator Macau Spin Incubator Center Limited is a project under USJ's Faculty of Business and Law (FBL). It serves as a platform for startups from Portuguese-speaking countries (PSCs) to incubate in Macau and be bridged to incubators in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) and vice-versa. Macau Spin targets, in a first stage startups in Tourism Tech, Fintech, and Social Tech for Social Enterprises which are areas of research and development in line with the Faculty's strategy.
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On the 28th of April 2022, members of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Economic and Trade Promotion Association visited the University of Saint Joseph (USJ).
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The participated members of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Economic and Trade Promotion Association included Ms Winnie Cheng, Chairperson; Mr. Clarence Wong, Council President; Mr. Navi’ Sit, Chairman of Supervisory Board. Prof. Jenny Lao Phillips, Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law; Ms Teresa Loong, Director of the Office of Student and Alumni Affairs (OSAA), Mr. Andrew Wong, Mr. Pedro Sou, Mr. Hins Lao, and Mr. Ben Lei from the same office received our guests from the Association which was the co-organiser of our Career Fair 2022.
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ABOUT THE SERIES:
As part of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) Sustainability Month, the USJ Green Committee, together with Britcham Macao, are offering a series of free sustainability-related workshops open to the community, organised around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) framework.
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Insect diversity monitoring for Ecosystem Preservation and Sustainability
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Leong Chi Man (Danny)—Ph.D. Candidate of the University of Hong Kong and National Geographic Emerging Explorer—is a biologist, environmental educator and researcher, published 20 scientific articles on insect taxonomy and global change ecology and described 10 new species from Macau, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and other Asian regions.
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Guilherme Martins, co-founder of MightyGreens and Ph.D. candidate in Science and Environment at USJ, with a background in architecture, project management, and permaculture, manages several urban and organic farming gardening projects in collaboration with local schools and associations.
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The unique role of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) as a family-friendly Catholic higher education institution was demonstrated on the 28th of April, 2022. Around a dozen of retired teachers from the local Catholic schools came to visit the Holy Cross Chapel and Ilha Verde Campus for a guided tour and lunch respectively.
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A delegation from the Univertsity of Saint Joseph (USJ) joined the “Building Macao Modern Finance Talent Pool Symposium” on 28 April 2022. The event was co-organised by the Macau Greater Bay Area Human Resources Association, the Faculty of Business of the City University of Macau, and the Macau Financial Law Association.
The contents of symposium included the development trend of Macao’s modern financial industry and the building of the local financial talent pool.
The participating USJ members included Mr. Emil Marques, Senior Lecturer of the Faculty of Business and Law; Ms Teresa Loong, Director of Office for Student and Alumni Affairs and Mr Hins Lao, Officer of Office for Student and Alumni Affairs.
The speakers of symposium included Ms Carmen Lo, Member of the Legislative Assembly of Macau and Customer Director of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Macau) Ltd; Mr. David Lo, Director of the AIA Group Ltd,; Mr Michael Wang, General Manager of the Ant Bank (Macau) Ltd; Mr Carlos Fan, Director of the Chong Wa (Macao) Financial Asset Exchange Co Ltd; and Mr Calvin Choi, Partner of Rato, Ling, Lei & Cortés – Advogados (Lektou).
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ABOUT THE SERIES:
As part of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) Sustainability Month, the USJ Green Committee, together with Britcham Macao, are offering a series of free sustainability-related workshops open to the community, organised around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) framework.
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP:
Education and Technology for Sustainability
(SD4: Quality education, SDG 11: Sustainable cities and communities, and SDG 17: Partnerships for the goals)
This workshop opens a dialogue about local initiatives in the area of sustainability; from the application of AI machine analysis to an essay contest on sustainability for students, to partnerships with USJ in using Internet of Things sensors for air pollution, electrical vehicle charger marketing strategies, or the smart city development app structural.city.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Terence Lee, Chairman of Sustaincia, whose mission is to encourage sustainability using technology and social efforts, helping companies and universities adopt the latest research from art, blockchain, law and more.
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Date: Friday 6th of May, 2022
Time: 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Location: Classroom 101, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Co-organiser: The British Chamber of Commerce in Macao
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Enrolment is advisable as seats are limited.
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Upcoming Series of Sustainability Workshop:
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Urban Gardening for Social Inclusion and Well-being
Date: 19th of May
Location: Classroom 101, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Topic:
Insect diveristy monitoring for Ecosystem Preservation and Sustainability
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Date: May 14, 2022 (Saturday)
Time: 2:30pm~5:30pm
Venue: Auditorium of the Youth Committee of Macau Federation of Trade Unions (Edificio U Wa (bloco 2), 167 R. do Canal Novo, Macao)
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On Saturday, 23rd of April, 2022, the University of Saint Joseph's Library, the Domingos Lam Research Center in Education (DLRCE), and the Macau Institute of Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Relics (MICRCR) collaborated to host the "Chillax Book Cafe" activity at the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) Ilha Verde campus. Over 200 participants joined the event. Handcraft paper making workshops, student coffee sales, co-reading spaces for youngsters, and co-reading demonstration workshops were among the beneficial activities that encouraged residents to develop their personal interest in reading and to pass on the reading habit to the next generation.
This programme is in response to the April 23 events for "World Book Day," "Macao Library Week 2022," and "April 23 Reading Together." There are three sections to the activities. The first portion is a handcraft paper making workshop by the MICRCR, where residents may see how traditional paper is made and how old-fashioned printing processes are used. The second component is children's Chinese language instruction. The tutors from DLRCE lead parents and children in reading picture books and sharing practical skills. The goal is to offer a space for parents and children to work together to develop children's language abilities and parent-child relationships via parent-child reading. The third section asks our student coffee club to host coffee bazaars for participants, not only to get practical experience but also to give to charity. There is also a book-blanking and reading area in the same location, so residents may enjoy the enjoyment of selling coffee and reading at the "Chillax Book Café," fostering citizens' reading habits and breaking down the city's reading boundaries via diverse activities.
For enquiries, please contact Ms Lei of USJ Library (+853 85925639).
USJ e MICRCR colaboraram na celebração do Dia Mundial do Livro
No dia 23 de Abril de 2022, a Biblioteca da Universidade de São José, o Centro de Investigação em Educação Domingos Lam (DLRCE), e o Instituto de Conservação e Restauro de Relíquias Culturais de Macau (MICRCR) colaboraram para acolher a actividade "Chillax Book Cafe" no campus da Ilha Verde da Universidade de São José (USJ). Mais de 200 participantes estiveram presentes no evento. Workshops de fabrico de papel artesanal, venda de café para estudantes, espaços de co-leitura para jovens, e workshops de demonstração de co-leitura foram algumas das actividades benéficas que encorajaram os residentes a desenvolver o seu interesse pessoal na leitura e a transmitir o hábito da leitura à geração seguinte.
Este programa é uma resposta aos eventos de 23 de Abril do "Dia Mundial do Livro", "Semana da Biblioteca de Macau 2022", e "23 de Abril em Leitura Conjunta". Há três secções para as actividades. A primeira parte é uma oficina de fabrico de papel artesanal pelo MICRCR, onde os residentes podem ver como o papel tradicional é fabricado e como os processos de impressão antiquados são utilizados. A segunda componente é o ensino da língua chinesa às crianças. Os tutores da DLRCE lideram os pais e as crianças na leitura de livros ilustrados e na partilha de competências práticas. O objectivo é oferecer um espaço para pais e filhos trabalharem em conjunto para desenvolver as capacidades linguísticas das crianças e as relações pai-filho através da leitura pai-filho. A terceira secção pede ao nosso clube de estudantes para acolher bazares de café para os participantes, não só para obter experiência prática mas também para dar à caridade. Existe também uma área de livros e de leitura no mesmo local, para que os residentes possam desfrutar do prazer de vender café e de ler no "Chillax Book Café", fomentando os hábitos de leitura dos cidadãos e quebrando os limites da leitura da cidade através de diversas actividades.
Para questões, por favor contacte a Sra. Lei da Biblioteca USJ (+853 85925639).
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