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About the Talk Yves Raguin S.J. in his book “Les déserts de Dieu” (“God's deserts”) opens his Christian faith to the experience of Zen spirituality and the Chinese care for sensibility and imagination. He describes how God's presence goes beyond all expectations, ideas and words. In this respect, he also opens a space for a poetic approach of life described as a new perception of the unity of mind, affection and body. In dialogue with contemporary French writers such as Jean-Pierre Lemaire and Gérard Bocholier we shall see how the writing and reading of poetry may also decipher the world as a perpetual Creation leading to a dynamic integrative communion between God, the others and the self.

About the Speaker Claude TUDURI S.J. has been teaching art and literature for nearly 20 years in different universities in Paris and China ( Pierre et Marie Curie, Centre Sèvres, Versailles). He has published widely about spirituality and aesthetics in different French periodicals and has also worked with many artists in multimedia productions. His last book aiming to achieve reconciliation between poetry and spirituality, is entitled L'arbre au fond de la jetée, Tituli, Paris, 2016.

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ABOUT THE TALK With the support and direction of MGTO, architecture and design students at USJ spent last semester working on proposals for the renovation of the Ritz Building in Senado Square. Visiting Professor João Ó will discuss the background of the Ritz Building, the problems and opportunities for heritage conservation and adaptive reuse in Macau. He will then explain the studio structure and objectives, and introduce each of the student projects. Prizes will be awarded for the best designs.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER João Ó is a Visiting Professor at the University of Saint Joseph, and cofounder (with Rita Machado) of Impromptu Projects, a multi-disciplinary studio practice focused on the design of ephemeral structures as well as on the study of their social relevance. Impromptu Projects proposes a kind of architecture that is mindful of the territory’s current situation, aiming at the expansion of improbable public places with the involvement of the local community.

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The access to the professions of "psychologist", "clinical psychologist" or "counselors" is not always clear for most of undergraduate and graduate students. The University gives to the students an academic certification. But to what professions they can access with that academic certification? In the same way, who can access to the different professions? This last question is particularly relevant to the "counselors" as different professionals are doing counseling (e.g. psychologists, social workers and teachers). But even for that, a Master in Counseling shouldn't be required? On the other hand, what is expected for each professional to do? What can a clinical psychologist do that a psychologist, not clinical, cannot? And a counselor, what he can and not do? And, more that, how can they articulate and be complementary to each other? And finally, who regulates this? We know that the "Health Bureau Service" regulates the access to the "clinical psychology". 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For this round table dedicated to the USJ population (MCP students and alumni, bachelor in psychology students, professors of the MCP and bachelor in Psychology) we invited representatives of associations in this area (both from Macau and Hong Kong) to help us to find some answers to these questions.   About the speakers John Shanahan is an Australian trained Developmental and Educational Psychologist and Special Education Teacher who grew up in Hong Kong.  He has more than ten years experience working with schools and families in Hong Kong in private practice.  He is currently the Director of Central Health Partners Child Development Team, the President of the Psychotherapy Society of Hong Kong, the Psychologist on the Safety Committee for Outward Bound Hong Kong, and an Advisor to the Hawn Foundation and Kids4Kids.  In addition, he is an Executive Committee member for the Dyslexia Association of Hong Kong and a Visiting Professor in the Master in Counselling and Psychotherapy at the University of St Joseph. Wong Ka Wo (Hero) obtained his bachelor degree on Psychology and Biology in Abilene Christian University, Texas. He proceeded to work as a psychology counselor in ARTM helping clients with substance use disorders. His great passion in the field gives him an opportunity to work in Department of Social Rehabilitation of Macau SAR to serve in a wider context. In the meanwhile, he pursued his master degree in Counseling and Psychotherapy in the University of Saint Joseph. Currently, Hero is working in SAFP (Department of Administration and Public Service) and serves the position of Member of Supervisory Committee in Macau Psychology Association. 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Prof. Daniell is currently Head of the Department of Architecture of the Faculty of Creative Industries at USJ.   The Academic Fellowship Programme provides faculty members from universities that have cooperative agreements with CIT the opportunity to conduct collaborative research with Japanese researchers. The fellowship covers all expenses and provides a stipend for participants to stay in Tokyo for a period up to 90 days. CIT is the oldest private technical university in Japan, and actively participates in international exchange programmes intended to raise the industrial, academic, and technological standards of the countries involved.   USJ and CIT have a cooperative agreement that allows regular student exchanges and collaborative workshops at both institutions. It is hoped that more USJ faculty members will be able to participate in the Academic Fellowship Programme in the coming years." 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Two recipients of the International Ladies Club of Macau (ILCM) scholarships last year, Mr. Jack Lo, Kai Chon and Mr. Lawrence Lok, In Fong took part in the Annual Carers Appreciation Dinner organized by the International Ladies Club of Macau on 13th October, 2016 at the Grand Coloane Resort. These students were given an opportunity to know more about the ILCM and their contribution to the local communities. They have also gained experience by meeting the representatives from different local charity and non-profit organizations during this event.

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More than 50 administrative staff, students and professors from different faculties participated in the Autumn Barbecue on 8th October, 2016 at Hac Sa Beach.  The activity was organized by the Office for Student Affairs and the International Relations Office. It was an opportunity for all participants to make new friends and enjoy delicious food at this delightful venue.

Numerous local, international and exchange students participated in this event and had a great time developing a better understanding of each other.

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The USJ Volunteer Training Camp was held from 2nd October 2016 to 4th October 2016 in Hong Kong. This 3-day-2-night training camp was hosted by the Students' Association of the University of Saint Joseph; co-organized by AECM; sponsored by Tertiary Education Services Office. USJ Volunteer Team was set up as well by the USJSA. USJ has been encouraging students to get involved in volunteer service for helping disadvantaged groups. The camp was full of laughter and fun. Students who participated in this camp were able to better understand the challenges faced by different people and the importance of being helpful. The Participants who have finished the training camp will also take part in the 20 hour internship programme in Macau.

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Date	Competition	Time	Competitor	Place
29 Oct 2016	Basketball	18:30	USJ vs IFT	UM Sports Complex (N8)
30 Oct 2016	Soccer	08:30	USJ(A) vs City U	UM Futsal Stadium (near W34)
	Soccer	11:30	USJ(B) vs IPM	UM Futsal Stadium (near W34)
	Basketball	21:00	IPM vs USJ	UM Sports Complex (N8)

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Recently, Prof. Vincent Yang, Pro-Rector of USJ, was interviewed by Mingpao Daily and several other Chinese press to comment on the signing of an Agreement between China and Canada on Sharing and Return of Forfeited Assets during Premier Li Keqiang’s official visit to Canada in late September, 2016 as well as the beginning of discussion of an extradition treaty between the two countries. Prof. Yang indicated that the signing of China’s first treaty on the sharing and return of forfeited asset is a significant ground breaking development, which will help law enforcement agencies work together in a joint effort to fight cross-border crime including organized crime and corruption. The beginning of discussion on extradition treaty between the two governments is also encouraging, given that Canada does not want to become a safe heaven for Chinese fugitives involved in major corruption and economic crimes, and an extradition treaty can provide a solid legal ground for the timely removal of fugitives.

Interview on Mingpao here

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About the Talk

Environmental degradation and one of its effects, global warming, have worsened the inequalities between the rich and the poor among prople and nations. The Catholic Church has demonstrated its deep commitment to social justice visibly since the Vatican ||, while the most recent Encyclical, Laudato Si1, offered by Pope Francis moves the Church in an unprecedented manner toward the coupling of sustainability and religion to address global inequalities. Social documentaries, in general, represent voices for justice and the common good shared by all major religions, and the documents of the Catholic Church highlighted in the paper offer a concrete trajectory for global justice that we see in cinematic form.

About the Movie

Bali is an island of pure cultural magic. But where do all the ceremonies, art pieces, music and culture come from? How do Balinese learn to perform and create? Why do they do it? Go behind the scenes with interviews of the artists and creators themselves to better understand all Balinese art and culture. In this colorful documentary you will see a wide variety of professional and personal performances as well as encounter the workshops and process of creation that goes into dance, painting, music, composing, sculpture, puppets and even kite building. Bali: Art and Creation captures the whole island from the spectacle of The Bali Arts Festival in Denpasar to intimate village ceremonies that few outsiders will ever see.

About the Speaker

Luis Proença directs documentaries and new media art. Bali - Arts and Creation is Proença’s most recent work in which he served as Producer, Director and Editor. Pukiki - The Portuguese Americans of Hawaii was internationally broadcast over five continents on RTPi (Rádio Televisão Portuguesa Internacional) and was an

Offical Selection of the Hawaiian International Film Festival (October 2003). His

documentary, Touchstone - The Rock Art of Côa Valley concerns rare forms of art produced 20,000 years ago and it has been distributed in Europe. Luis has directed live television programs for Portuguese National Television. He broadcasted at RTPi (Rádio Televisão Portuguesa Internacional) two documentaries about the Portuguese community in California called Tradition and Off the Boat. He is also in pre-production of a documentary about the Missions in California. Proenca is an Associate Professor at Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles - USA.

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