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In the afternoon of 15th September, a group of 15 students and a Professor visited the Green Campus of USJ. They were warmly received by Prof. Vincent C. Yang, Vice Rector, Ms. Paula Mota, Head of Office of International Relations and Regional Cooperation, Ms. Teresa Loong, Director of Office of Student Affairs, Mr. Patrick Ma, President of USJ Student Association, and Ms. Katherine Hong, Chairperson of the USJ Student Association, and others. The Vice Rector introduced USJ as the successor of historical heritage of over 400 years of Catholic higher education in Macau, which started from the St. Paul’s College and the St. Joseph Seminary in the 16^th Century. He talked about the unique features of internationalized faculties and programs in USJ and answered questions raised by the visitors. Prof. Ye Lingling introduced Kumamoto University through a video show.  At the end of the visit, Rector Fr. Peter Stilwell cordially met with the Japanese students and the professors.

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On the countdown to leave Macau for a temporary life change experience, the Office of International Relations and Regional Cooperation (OIR), briefed the architecture students participants of the Erasmus+ student Mobility at the Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI) at the fall semester, on all necessary logistics to make their arrival and stay in Italy, POLIMI smooth and comfortable time.

Thank you to the Dean of the Faculty of Creative Industries (FCI), Prof. Álvaro Barbosa and the Coordinator of the Department of Architecture of FCI, Prof. Thomas Daniell for their efforts in making this great experience to be possible for USJ Architecture students.

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Dear Colleagues and Students,

USJ’s campus in the Ilha Verde district survived the two typhoons with some limited, but severe, structural damage mainly to the basement area, which was flooded with the polluted sea water from the Inner Port.

As for NAPE1, a glass door was broken – probably by a flying object –, but no other damage was caused by the storms.

In the new campus, flood-water has now been pumped out of the basement and damage to essential campus equipment is being assessed. The academic building is functional, though the power provision for the internet on the ground floor is still not stable, and the top floors do not have running water. The residential building and library have neither running water nor electricity. However, we are hopeful that electrical power can be fully re-established by the end of this week, and running water should be available throughout the campus as soon as the pumps in the basement can be checked and repaired or replaced.

Elevators in both buildings are not yet functioning, and an assessment of the required repairs is being made. The air-conditioning system in the residential and Library building has been affected, but an assessment of the damage will only be possible after power has been reconnected to that building. Similarly, it will only be possible to test the internet provision in the Library and accommodation floors of the residential building when the electricity is turned back on.

Given the lack of warning about the intensity of the typhoon, flooding had not been expected. As a result, technical equipment belonging to FCI and most of the Ricci Library, which had been temporarily stored in the basement, were not moved in time and have been completely destroyed.

Because recovery operations are still underway and the IT equipment is in the final stages of being installed, a definitive picture of the situation will not be clear before the end of this week. The good news, however, is that the permit from the Public Works has been issued, and that both DSEJ and GAES have visited the new campus and are willing to discuss support for the recovery and repairs.

From our survey of the premises and the estimates of the contractor, CDSJ will be able to start classes next Monday, September 4, and USJ can expect to move to the new campus sometime next week. We do not foresee the need to alter any of the dates in our academic calendar for September.

Please note that USJ offices – for enrolment, payments, etc. –, will continue to operate in NAPE1 until the required infra-structure is fully operational in the new campus. Information will be circulated to all as soon as any change of venue comes into effect for any of these offices.

Note also that telephone numbers for all USJ offices will change when they move to the new campus.

Macao, 30 August 2017

PR Office

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Dear Staff and Students,

The super typhoon that hit Macau has brought death and destruction in its wake. I would like to express USJ's solidarity to those who have been personally affected, especially those who have fewer means to respond to such a testing situation.

From our preliminary assessment, we believe that all of our staff or students are safe, and for that we are deeply thankful. In that number, I include the security team at our new campus, where the storm had particular impact.

The new campus has been badly damaged, which means that the next academic year will begin, as expected, in September, but in recovery mode.  However, as Chinese wisdom reminds us: "Success is a thought in the mind / and failure is a thought in the mind. / They have no reality apart from your mind" (Tao Te Ching, 13). This is, in fact, a learning opportunity sprung on us unannounced, not just a setback or an obstacle. Over the next weeks and months, we will work together as an academic community, both staff and students, to solve the issues posed by our move to a new campus severely damaged by the recent storm. But we will also open our minds and our hearts to the community around us in the Ilha Verde district, where so many others have seen their lives and property damaged by the typhoon and the storm surge it brought in from the sea.

As soon as we have made a better assessment of the situation, you will be given indications on how we will proceed.

Meanwhile, our Administrator, Ms. Lavena Cheong, and her team will issue practical instructions as needed and let you know how further information may be obtained.

My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

God surprises us always.

Yours sincerely,

Fr. Peter Stilwell Rector University of Saint Joseph Rua de Londres, 16 Macau SAR

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親愛的同事和同學們：

日前吹襲澳門的超級颱風帶來了死傷和破壞。為此，我謹代表聖大對受風災影響的人（特別是弱勢社群）致以深切慰問和支持。

根據初步評估，相信本大學所有的員工、學生、及受最大影響的新校舍保安團隊都是安全的，我們為此非常感恩。

青洲校舍受到嚴重破壞，這意味著我們九月將在復蘇模式下開始新一個學年。然而，正如中國思想家老子提醒我們：「寵辱若驚，貴大患若身。」《道德經·第十三章》，這是一個學習機會，而不是一個挫折或障礙。在接下來的幾個星期至幾個月中，我們的同事和師生上下將共同努力，於搬遷期間解決新校園在風暴嚴重破壞下所面對的問題。我們亦將打開心窗，關心青洲社區內受風暴影響、經歷生靈塗炭和財物損失的大眾。

當情況有進一步了解和評估，本大學就會公佈消息。

同時，總務長張潔瑜小姐及其工作團隊將根據需要發出實用指引，並讓各位知道如何獲得更多資訊。

我的精神和禱告都與你們同在。

上主永遠都會給我們驚喜。

此致

薜沛德神父 校長 聖若瑟大學

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Jointly organised by the USJ Alumni Association, USJ Photography Club and Purple Student Press, a group of 43 alumni, students and colleagues of USJ had the opportunity to visit the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge last Saturday, 29th July 2017. The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge is a construction which consists of a series of bridges and tunnels that will connect Hong Kong, Macau and Zhuhai, three major regions on the Pearl River Delta and with its length, it would become one of the landmarks within the region. We are all impressed with this gigantic construction and we would like to thank the generous support of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Macau SAR to make this happen.

Photos on Flickr (click here)

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Roundtable Foodwaste Prevention (in Macau/HK): Situation-challenges-recommendations

By Prof. Dr. Franz Gassner Mr. Morse Lei Man Sao, MES Mr. Li Man Ho (Warren), MES Prof. Dr. Leung Ho Man Homan (梁浩文)

Organised by the Faculty of Religious Studies Tuesday, 29 August 2017 10:00 - 12:30 University of Saint Joseph, Seminary E06

About the Event

Food has an enormous social and environmental impact. According to UN agencies, the environmental impact of agriculture accounts for about 33% of the overall global impact of all human activities, some researcher put the figure even at 50%. In addition, about 1/3 of all food is wasted globally. Food-waste, taken as “country” accounts for the 3rd largest CO2 emitter after the US and China. But many people do not have enough food to eat. “Whenever food is thrown out it is as if it were stolen from the table of the poor”, claims correctly Pope Francis in his Encyclical Letter Laudatu Si’ (LS 36).

This project studies the situation of food-waste and its prevention in Macau from an ethical and theological viewpoint. Based on facts, findings, and evaluation, recommendations are formulated for individuals, communities, and policy makers. A special focus will be also on the cultural (and spiritual) factors hindering or fostering food-waste prevention in Macau and China.

About Speakers

1. Prof. Dr. Franz Gassner University of Saint Joseph, Faculty of Religious Studies, Coordinator of BCS;
2. Mr. Morse Lei Man Sao, MES CSR-Companhia de Sistemas de Resíduos, Leda, Macau, S.A.R. ChinaMr. Morse Lei Man Sao graduated from the USJ MES programme in June 2017 with the thesis “Guidelines for an Oriented Organic Waste Valorization Strategy for Macao”;
3. Mr. Li Man Ho (Warren), MES CSR-Companhia de Sistemas de Resíduos, Lda, Macau, S.A.R. ChinaMr. Li Man Ho graduated from the USJ MES programme in June 2017 with the thesis: “Adoption of Best Practices for Municipal Solid Waste Recycling Management in Macau”
4. Prof. Dr. Leung Ho Man Homan (梁浩文) PhD in Biology (Environmental Sciences) Hong Kong Baptist University Lecturer, Hong Kong Baptist University and Open University Hong Kong

Rundown of the Event

10:00 AM INTRODUCTION: WHY FOODWASTE-PREVENTION MATTERS! Prof. Dr. Franz Gassner, M.A. University of Saint Joseph, Faculty of Religious Studies, Macau, S.A.R. China

10:15 AM SITUATION OF FOODWASTE (PREVENTION) IN MACAU (tentative) Mr. Lei Man Sao (Morse), MES Mr. Li Man Ho (Warren), MES CSR-Companhia de Sistemas de Resíduos, Lda, Macau, S.A.R. China

10:45 AM FOODWASTE (PREVENTION) IN HONG KONG (tentative) Prof. Dr. Homan Leung Hong Kong Baptist University

11:15 AM ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION AMONG SPEAKERS AND INVITED GUESTS - CHALLENGES & RECOMMENDATIONS

12:30 PM END OF THE WORKSHOP - LUNCH;

Photo Source: Inhabitat

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The 8^th 2017 USLS was held at the United Nations Conference Centre, in Bangkok, Thailand. It was a one-week training program for leadership development. The symposium brought together 907 delegates from around the world, more than 78 countries are represented.

The core objective of the symposium was to provide the next generation leaders an opportunity to engage in cross-sectoral dialogue about Sustainable Development, and how to tackle the global challenges due to rapid developments, which include, but not limited to the rise of globalization, climate changes, poverty, economic growth, and concern over terrorism.

Testimony from University of Saint Joseph 1st Student Delegate:

As a delegate, my horizon is broadened and motivated to reach out to the people in need starting with the local community. Various entrepreneurship and small-scale business strategies were encouraged. It is also important to create awareness and brainstorm sustainable development projects to benefit local communities and empower each other. Building a life and giving hope. Finally, it was a very good networking opportunity for delegates from different backgrounds to build relationships with common goals and respecting differences in religious and cultural beliefs. Personally, I am thrilled that I connect with many friends across the world.

Testimony from University of Saint Joseph 2nd Student Delegate:

We all strive towards a future of global progress. In this journey, I have learnt not only how to make changes but to make them sustainable. I have also learnt about how important self-care is when we are trying to make the world a better place. I have a better understanding of humanitarian issues such as the refugee crisis, world hunger problems, and education problems. The inspiring speakers have touched my heart. They taught me what the meaning of life is, ‘We should always try to give, not to gain’. I sincerely appreciate participating in this symposium, it inspired me to help others by giving back to the community. I’m motivated to improve myself that I can help people as much as I can. ‘Everyone wants a change, but nobody wants to change.’ I’m ready to be the one who takes the first action. I’m not only thinking or saying but doing it.

From Muhammad Bashir Saidu and Carmen, Kuok Hoi Man

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With the support of the Tertiary Education Service Office of the Macau SAR Government, Jorge Álvares Foundation and our Alumni Association, our Students’ Association organised the “Macau-Portugal Cultural and Relationship” Exchange tour last June 2017 with a group of 10 students from different programmes. Besides taking the Portuguese basic course, students had the opportunity to share experience with Macau students studying in the Catholic University of Portugal.

Students were also warmly welcomed by the Economics and Commercial Delegation of Macau in Lisbon and were delighted to have a direct dialogue with the Head of the Delegation. Through the visit, students had a deepen understanding on the cooperation of European Union, China and Macau. Apart from attending their daily Basic Portuguese classes, students have also visited the cultural and historical sites in Lisbon and nearby regions and learnt more about Portuguese culture.

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The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) is the only Higher Education institution in Macao that has CPLP Consultative Observer status.

  CPLP Consultative Observer Status granted to USJ We are pleased to announce that the XXII Ordinary Meeting of the Council of Ministers of the Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries (CPLP), held in Brasilia on July 20, approved a Resolution in which it granted CPLP Consultative Observer status to the University of Saint Joseph. USJ is proud to have received this distinction and sees in it a step taken in Macao to deepen academic relations between China and the Portuguese-speaking world.   Macao, 26 July 2017 Prof. Peter Stilwell Rector ###  

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  Estatuto de Observador Consultivo da CPLP concedido à USJ Temos a satisfação de anunciar que a XXII Reunião Ordinária do Conselho de Ministros da Comunidade dos Países de Língua Portuguesa (CPLP), que decorreu em Brasília no passado dia 20 de julho, aprovou uma Resolução em que concede a categoria de Observador Consultivo da CPLP à Universidade de São José.  A USJ orgulha-se de ter sido assim distinguida e vê na atribuição desse estatuto mais um passo dado em Macau na incrementação das relações académicas entre a China e o mundo de língua portuguesa. Macau, 26 de julho de 2017 O Reitor Prof. Peter Stilwell ###  

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  聖大獲葡萄牙語國家共同體顧問觀察員資格 本年七月二十日，在巴西利亞舉行的第二十二次葡萄牙語國家共同體部長理事會常會通過了一項決議。我們很高興宣布，聖若瑟大學被賦予葡萄牙語國家共同體顧問觀察員的資格。 聖大為此感到非常榮幸，這為澳門在加深中國與葡語國家之間的學術關係引進一大步。 二零一七年七月廿六日，澳門 蒒沛德教授 校長 ###  " ["post_title"]=> string(48) "CPLP Consultative Observer Status granted to USJ" ["post_excerpt"]=> string(0) "" ["post_status"]=> string(7) "publish" ["comment_status"]=> string(6) "closed" ["ping_status"]=> string(6) "closed" ["post_password"]=> string(0) "" ["post_name"]=> string(45) "cplp-consultative-observer-status-granted-usj" ["to_ping"]=> string(0) "" ["pinged"]=> string(0) "" ["post_modified"]=> string(19) "2019-07-09 15:41:36" ["post_modified_gmt"]=> string(19) "2019-07-09 07:41:36" ["post_content_filtered"]=> string(0) "" ["post_parent"]=> int(0) ["guid"]=> string(50) "http://www.usj.edu.mo/?post_type=news&p=11865" ["menu_order"]=> int(0) ["post_type"]=> string(4) "news" ["post_mime_type"]=> string(0) "" ["comment_count"]=> string(1) "0" ["filter"]=> string(3) "raw" } [14]=> object(WP_Post)#3793 (24) { ["ID"]=> int(11851) ["post_author"]=> string(2) "10" ["post_date"]=> string(19) "2017-07-24 12:43:38" ["post_date_gmt"]=> string(19) "2017-07-24 04:43:38" ["post_content"]=> string(1515) "During 9th - 13th July, 2017, the International Society for the Reform of Criminal Law held its 30th International Conference in Westin St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco, USA.  ISRCL is an association of senior judges, prosecutors, lawyers, executives of police forces and correction services, and professors of law and criminal justice in many countries. 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Embora remontando ao século XVI, essa produção não recebeu até há pouco tempo a devida atenção crítica, ainda que possua um vasto acervo de cartas, sermões, romance, conto e poesia, sobretudo ao longo dos séculos XIX e XX. Depois da integração no estado indiano, em 1961, esta tradição foi caindo no ocaso. Trata-se de um arquivo enorme mas frágil, que precisa de ser identificado e digitalizado. Esta conferência visa propor algumas linhas de leitura para o entendimento dessa literatura. Propomo-nos pensar o seu incerto estatuto, bem como a sua natureza periférica em vários sentidos. Urge também mapear o que nesse espaço literário periférico seria comum à produção literária de Macau em língua portuguesa, pois Goa guarda marcas óbvias da administração colonial que a ligou a Macau. O aspecto propriamente literário, em língua portuguesa, dessa relação é porém uma dimensão a que ainda não foi dada a devida atenção, menos ainda de um ponto de vista comparativo.   About the Speaker Licenciado Estudos Portugueses (2005), Mestre (2009) e Doutor (2014) em Estudos Comparatistas pela Universidade de Lisboa. No âmbito do Doutoramento trabalhou a questão do orientalismo em Camilo Pessanha, Fernando Pessoa e outros poetas. Actuou como docente na Faculdade de Letras da U.L. e nesta instituição é membro do Centro de Estudos Comparatistas (2009-2014). Pós-doutorado, com bolsa da Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo, acerca de Goa e de Macau na Literatura de língua Portuguesa do século XX, desenvolvido nos anos de 2014-2017 na Universidade de São Paulo, onde atua como docente na pós-graduação e na extensão universitária. Trabalha nas áreas de Literatura Portuguesa e de Literatura Comparada. Tem os seguintes interesses de pesquisa: literatura portuguesa do Fim-de-século ao Modernismo, poesia em língua portuguesa do século XX, Oriente e orientalismo na literatura portuguesa e literaturas de Goa, Macau e Timor em língua portuguesa. Nestes campos publicou artigos e preparou volumes de ensaios, dossiês temáticos em revistas e uma antologia temática. Organizou ainda eventos científicos internacionais em Portugal e no Brasil. Autor do livro de poesia "Voltas do Purgatório" (Lisboa: Língua Morta, 2015)." 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