The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) held a live and in-campus music event on 19 November 2021, as part of the USJ's 25th-anniversary activities series.
UFest! Live Concert, co-organised by This Is My City, featured live music performances by five distinct local bands, including Ryan Carroll, IAT & Gabriel, Matte. ET., Sax Experience, Ari & The Gabion Sister, plus the USJ Music Club.
Students and staff members sat back and enjoyed the live music of various styles and tempos in the outdoor setting of Eric Mo Central Garden in Ilha Verde Campus.
The UFest! Live Concert was one of the outcomes of the innovative initiative "UFest Create Your Own Festival!", an event management workshop held a week before the concert. The workshop offered a training and mentoring programme for creating festivals, by the founder of the Cultural Association +853, Mr. Manuel Correia da Silva, to the USJ student community.
The University and Saint Joseph (USJ) and Be Here Education Centre jointly held a “Job Hunting and Interview Skills Workshop” for USJ students and alumni on 17 November 2021.
During this workshop, the instructors analysed, explained and provided suggestions on the key aspects of CV writing, face-to-face interview skills and public service examination. On-site one-on-one mock interviews were also conducted with the participants, providing them with experience and constructive feedback to improve their job interview performance.
USJ's Student Affairs constantly seeks to improve and increase access to free training opportunities, aligned with the UN SDG 8: "Decent work and economic growth", for its students and alumni to achieve financial security, independence and wellbeing with decent employment.
This year's tour started at The International School of Macao, from 25 October to 25 November), followed by Yuet Wah College, from 8 to 19 November. Several other local schools will also feature the exhibition from December 2021 to March 2022.
This exhibition showcases the local mangrove ecosystem that makes up an essential part of Macao's natural environment through scientific display boards, photographs, films, and interactive tank models.
Aside from that, this exhibition is complemented by public talks and guided field visits to the local mangroves sites, aiming to raise community awareness and curiosity, and to encourage students and other members of the local community to cherish this valuable habitat.
The International School of Macao:
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Giuseppe Castiglione, arrived in China in the midst of the Rites Controversy. His design work at the Old Summer Palace, ”Yuanminguan” reflects an empathic understanding of the Emperor’s desires and longings emulating the spiritual unity of the Lord Creator with artists and architects working as one. Castiglione and his Jesuit brethren gathered inspiration from the creative design of gardens and palaces from their imaginative memory and the similar lived experience of the most powerful figures in Europe. Parallels are drawn between Maria de Medici’s longing for her home in Florence articulated in the design of Luxembourg garden and the emperor’s desire to quell the longing of his Fragrant Concubine, Xiang Fei for her home in Kashgar shown in the Islamic influences found the Belvedere palace at Yuanmingyuan. Marian imagery in the depiction of the emperors concubine waiting for their Lord is also examined. The spiritual lesson: in times of crisis, speak less, listen more and engage your senses.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:Michelle Mope Andersson
Giuseppe Castiglione, arrived in China in the midst of the Rites Controversy. His design work at the Old Summer Palace, ”Yuanminguan” reflects an empathic understanding of the Emperor’s desires and longings emulating the spiritual unity of the Lord Creator with artists and architects working as one. Castiglione and his Jesuit brethren gathered inspiration from the creative design of gardens and palaces from their imaginative memory and the similar lived experience of the most powerful figures in Europe. Parallels are drawn between Maria de Medici’s longing for her home in Florence articulated in the design of Luxembourg garden and the emperor’s desire to quell the longing of his Fragrant Concubine, Xiang Fei for her home in Kashgar shown in the Islamic influences found the Belvedere palace at Yuanmingyuan. Marian imagery in the depiction of the emperors concubine waiting for their Lord is also examined. The spiritual lesson: in times of crisis, speak less, listen more and engage your senses.
DETAILS:Date: Wednesday, 1 December 2021
Time: 6.30 PM – 8.00 PM (GMT +8, Macao Time)
Organised by:Macau Ricci InstituteRegister Here >
A confirmation email and ZOOM access link will be sent after your registration.
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*Free event, open to the general public
*Sessions will be conducted in English
More information: http://riccimac.org/index.php/en/component/djevents/details/2021-12-01/173-mri-online-forum-109"
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Church Fathers have modelled for us Christian life in their holiness, shaped the teachings of the Church in their writings, and coined the doctrines in their relentless defence of the faith. We can never over-estimate the importance of Church Fathers to the Church. Now Covid-19 has brought new challenges to the world. At the time of crisis, we find Church Fathers again a source of inspiration. Having faced natural threats, social conflicts, political turmoils, and ecclesiastical chaos, Christians in the Early Church knew very well the normality of vicissitudes in life. Yet Church Fathers did not succumb to afflictions in their lives, but took them as a channel to deepen their spiritual relationship with God.
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The upcoming lecture will lead you into Gregory’s offering of the spiritual life and read the pandemic crisis in that mystical light.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Sonja Xia, Assistant professor of the Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy, USJ.
Sonja Hui Xia works as an assistant professor in the Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy at the University of St. Joseph, Macau. She has obtained her Ph.D. in theology from K.U.Leuven, Belgium on the light imagery in Gregory of Nyssa’s Spiritual Theology. Her present research focuses on the formation of doctrines in the early Church and cross-cultural exchange and Christianity.
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Time: 6.30 PM – 8.00 PM (GMT +8, Macao Time)
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The signing ceremony of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the University of Saint Joseph (USJ), represented by its Rector, Reverend Professor Stephen Morgan, and the Universidade Lusófona de Cabo Verde, represented by its Rector, Professor Doctor Carlos Alberto, took place on 15th November 2021, in a hybrid format.
The ceremony had the participation of other members of both institutions, from USJ, the Vice-Rector for Internationalisation and Strategic Development, Professor Álvaro Barbosa and Manager of International Relations, Mrs Ana Paula Mota, from Universidade Lusófona de Cabo Verde, the Vice-Rector Mr José Manuel Tavares, the Administrator Mrs Filomena Martins, the Director of Services Mrs Osvaldina Ramos, the Director of the Rector's Office, Mr António Duarte and the Assistant of the Rectorie, Ms Jacqueline Duarte.
This MoU, being the first of USJ with a Higher Education Institution in Cabo Verde, contemplates, among other initiatives, the exchange of students, teachers, scientific research projects and cultural activities between both universities.
During the ceremony, USJ Rector quoted the message by His Excellency the President of the People's Republic of China (PRC), Xi Jinping, during the ceremony of the 20th anniversary of the transfer of Macao's sovereignty to the PRC, where he highlighted that "Macao has an important role as a platform for cooperation between China and Portuguese-speaking countries".
USJ Rector also reaffirmed the position and character of USJ, and the historical similarities between the two institutions, which further reinforces the mission of the USJ to bring together and likewise foster academic partnerships with Higher Education Institutions in Portuguese-speaking Countries. He concluded that the partnership now signed will enable the mobility of students and staff in the future between the two institutions. He also stressed that this kind of initiative would strengthen academic relations between Macao and the Portuguese-speaking countries.
Cerimónia de assinatura do Memorando de Entendimento entre a Universidade de São José (USJ) e a Universidade Lusófona de Cabo Verde
Teve lugar no passado dia 15 de Novembro de 2021, em formato híbrido, a cerimónia de assinatura do Memorando de Entendimento entre a Universidade de São José (USJ), representada pelo Reverendo Professor Stephen Morgan e a Universidade Lusófona de Cabo Verde, representada pelo Professor Doutor Carlos Alberto Delgado, Magníficos Reitores de ambas as instituições do ensino superior.
A cerimónia de assinatura contou também com a presença de outros membros de ambas as instituições; pela USJ, o Vice-Reitor para a Internacionalização e Desenvolvimento Estratégico, Professor Doutor Álvaro Barbosa e a Sra. Coordenadora das Relações Internacionais, Dra. Ana Paula Mota; pela Universidade Lusófona de Cabo Verde, o Vice-Reitor, Mestre José Manuel Tavares, a Administradora, Dra. Filomena Martins, a Directora dos Serviços, Dra. Osvaldina Ramos, o Director do Gabinete do Reitor, Dr. António Duarte, e a Secretária da Reitoria, Dra. Jacqueline Duarte.
Este Memorando, sendo o primeiro da USJ com uma Instituição de Ensino Superior daquele país, contempla entre outras iniciativas, o intercâmbio de estudantes, docentes, projectos de investigação científica e actividades culturais entre ambas as universidades.
No seu discurso, durante a cerimónia de assinatura do Memorando de Entendimento, o Magnífico Reitor da USJ citou a mensagem por Sua Excelência o Presidente da República Popular da China, Xi Jinping, aquando da cerimónia de celebração do vigésimo aniversário da transferência de soberania de Macau para a República Popular da China onde o mesmo enalteceu que “Macau tem um papel importante como plataforma para cooperação entre a China e os Países de Língua Portuguesa.”
O Magnífico Reitor da USJ reafirmou o posicionamento, o carácter da USJ, as similaridades históricas existentes entre as duas instituições, que reforça ainda mais a missão da USJ na aproximação e desenvolvimento de parcerias académicas junto de Instituições de Ensino Superior dos Países de Língua Portuguesa. Concluiu que a parceria agora firmada possibilitará no futuro a mobilidade de alunos e staff, entre as duas instituições. Salientou ainda que, esta iniciativa acaba por reforçar as relações académicas entre Macau e os Países de Língua Portuguesa.
In this ever-changing society, our ways of living and interaction, education, and economy are constantly being challenged. How our society builds an environment with both agility and resilience is most important for our young people. As China drew out a strategic plan to develop the Greater Bay Area, young people in Macau could better prepare themselves to grasp this opportunity, and navigate through different social challenges could be supported by multilayer cooperation that are both creative and constructive. Policy makers, educators and experts in the social service system are invited to join and discuss this pressing issue.
Guest Speakers:
Mr. Lee Kwok Hoo, Mr. Yp Weng Keong, Mr. Ben Cheng, Mr. Tim Chim, Prof. Jacky Ho.
Details:Date: Friday, 26 November 2021
Time: 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Location: Don Bosco Auditorium, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Organised by: Macao Observatory for Social Development, University of Saint Joseph / Macau Association of Caring for Children
📆 Add to my Google Calendar*This Public Lecture will be conducted in Cantonese
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About the Talk:
A Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) is a new form of central bank money accessible to the public, accepted as a means of payment, legal tender, safe store of value by all citizens, businesses, and government agencies. Undoubtedly, the pandemic has turbocharged a global financial technology revolution.
Central bank digital currencies have been referred to as “the future of payments”, or even “the future of money”, and not without reason.
Departing from my previous work on the early Americans in Macau, published in 2004, this lecture adds some preliminary results of ongoing comparative research regarding all foreigners living in Macau from the late eighteenth to mid-twentieth centuries, and aims to achieve a numeric global picture of such individuals and their representativeness in the city.
The Digital Yuan is a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), and CBDCs are not cryptocurrencies, even though there is of course some relation between both categories.
In April 2020, after several years of work (the research commenced in 2014), the Chinese Government announced the starting of the tests of the country’s central bank digital currency (CBDC), DCEP (Digital Currency Electronic Payment) or Digital Yuan, with the aim of deploying it massively in China by the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing.
Thus far, the tests in the Mainland have proven to be very successful.
Even though, according to a report published by the Bank of International Settlements (BIS) in early 2020, 80% of Central Banks in the world are currently working on CBDCs (some are just at an initial research stage, though), Asia seems to be the place where CBDCs arouse more interest. In this sense, the major economy leading the CBDC race in Asia (and in the whole world) is China.
In this seminar, I will analyze what opportunities the Digital Yuan will offer to Mainland China, but also to Macau and to the rest of the Greater Bay Area.
About the Speaker:
Oriol works as Co-Leader of the Financial Inclusion and CBDCs Working Groups at the Global Impact FinTech (GIFT) Forum, Strategic Advisor at a Hong Kong-based WealthTech company, ETFCool, Strategic Advisor at Alpha Bright Asset Management (Hong Kong), Mentor at R3 (Singapore), Mentor at Cyberport (Hong Kong), Mentor at the Hong Kong Science and Technology Park (HKSTP), FinTech Mentor at F10 Incubator & Accelerator (Singapore), Blockchain Mentor at Tribe (Singapore) and also FinTech Mentor at Rise by Barclays (London and Mumbai).
Oriol is Fellow at the Digital Euro Association (D€A) and at the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), as well as Honorary Fellow at the Asian Institute of International Financial Law -AIIFL- at the University of Hong Kong (HKU).
Details:Date: Friday, 26 November 2021
Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Location: 18th Floor Residential Hall, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Organised by: Faculty of Business and Law, University of Saint Joseph
📆 Add to my Google Calendar*This Public Lecture will be conducted in English
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About the Talk:
Resulting from a continuous Western presence since the mid-sixteenth century, Macau is characterized by a multi-ethnic and multi-cultural diversity; a demographic mobility and a complete dependence from the outside world. This contributed to turning the port-city into a world-meeting place, which, in the long term, made it much more than just a satellite of Canton.
There are separate studies on foreigners in Macau, namely the British, the Americans, the Swedish, the Parsees and Muslims, which emphasize national approaches and reflect ethnic-centred perspectives, neglecting transnational trading partnerships and strategies, personal relations and group commitments. On the one hand, the experiences of the men and women involved are rarely questioned or analyzed from a Macau perspective and/or from the perspective of a group as a Western trading community living and interacting with the city, its authorities, its people, traditions and so on. On the other hand, there is no quantification of these foreigners regarding numerical representation; national, gender and professional distributions; duration of stays/number of visits; mortality, birth rates and life expectancy, among other aspects.
Departing from my previous work on the early Americans in Macau, published in 2004, this lecture adds some preliminary results of ongoing comparative research regarding all foreigners living in Macau from the late eighteenth to mid-twentieth centuries, and aims to achieve a numeric global picture of such individuals and their representativeness in the city.
About the Speaker:
Tereza Sena is presently Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at the Xavier Research Centre for Memory and Identity (XRCMI), Faculty of Humanities, University of Saint Joseph, developing research related to the Jesuit China Mission in the late seventeenth century. Since 1988 she has devoted herself to the study of the historiography and history, culture and literature of Macau, including themes such as political autonomy; history of translation, the city´s intermediary role in the international trade of South China; foreigners at Macau; Macau’s Cemeteries; Macau-Siam relations; missionary activity in China, and Siam and continental Southeast Asia. Her academic activities have a strong international dimension, having involved several research projects, lecturing and publishing extensively (over 60 titles), in Macau, China, Portugal, USA, Germany, Italy, Thailand, Hong-Kong, Japan, Poland and Hungary. For her research, she has won three awards: in Portugal (1994, 1st prize) and Macau/PRC (2015 and 2018, Merit Prize, for a Monograph study).
Details:Date: Wednesday, 24 November 2021
Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Location: 18th Floor Residential Hall, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Organised by: Xavier Collaborative Research Centre for Memory and Identity, University of Saint Joseph
📆 Add to my Google Calendar*This Public Lecture will be conducted in English
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On November 13, 2021, members and friends of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) volunteered at the Mother's Meal activity to observe the Fifth World Day of the Poor, declared by Pope Francis.
The Mother's Meal activity intends to aid those most needy from more underprivileged communities in Macao, consequently supporting the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goal 1: No Poverty and Goal 2: Zero Hunger.
The activity began with a morning Holy Eucharistic presided by Reverend Father Jijo Kandamkulathy CMF and concelebrated by Reverend Father Mario Bonfaini CMF, at the Saint Joseph the Worker Church, followed by the distribution of food and other necessities to around 70 individuals and families in need.
Participants of this event include Bella Chan (Bachelor of Social Work); members of the Office for Students and Alumni Affairs (OSAA), Ms Teresa Loong, Ms Lydia Tong and Mr Ben Lei; and two USJ friends Yen and Luisa.
ICIS 2022 Proceedings will be published by the IEEE Conference Publishing Services and will be submitted to be indexed by SCI, EI, INSPEC, and DBLP.Selected papers will be recommended to be published in the following journals (www.acisinternational.org ):
International Journal of Networked and Distributed Computing (IJNDC), Paris, France
International Journal of Software Innovation (IJSI), IGI Globe, U.S.A.
Other outstanding papers will be published in special issues of SCI-Indexed Journals.
The 22nd IEEE/ACIS International Conference on Computer and Information Science brings together scientists, engineers, computer users, and students to exchange and share their experiences, new ideas, and research results about all aspects (theory, applications and tools) of computer and information science, and to discuss the practical challenges encountered and the solutions adopted. The conference will cover a broad set of research topics including, but not limited to, the following:
Applied Informatics
Big Data and Analytics
Communication Systems & NetworksComputer Architecture and VLSIVisual and Multimedia ComputingControl Systems, Intelligent SystemsData Mining, Data Warehousing & Database Knowledge Discovery, Neural Networks and Genetic AlgorithmsSpeech and Signal ProcessingImage Processing & Pattern RecognitionIntelligent Agent Technology, Agent Based SystemsInternet Technology and Applications, e-CommerceManagement Information Systems
High Performance and Small Computing
Internet of Things
Mobile/Wireless ComputingParallel and Distributed Computing & SystemsProgramming Languages, Compilers, & Operating SystemsSoftware Architectures, Design Patterns, FrameworksUML, OO Modeling & SimulationSoftware Metrics & Project ManagementSoftware Specification TechniquesSoftware Verification and TestingMiddleware Architectures & TechniquesVisual and Multimedia Computing Web Engineering & Applications
All papers should be submitted online. Please refer to http://www.acisinternational.org for more information.General Chair:Professor Keith Morrison, University of Saint Joseph, Macao, China
Roger Lee, Central Michigan University, USAConference Co-Chairs:Professor Yao Zheng’an, Sun Yat-sen University, China
Simon Xu, Algoma University, CanadaProgram Co-Chairs:Prof. Jixin Ma, University of Greenwich
Prof Wencai Du, University of Saint Joseph, Macau, China
Professor Wei Lu, Zhuhai College of Science and TechnologyLocal Arrangement Chair:Associate Professor Yuqi Bai, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
Dr. Liu Biao, Shenzhen Research Institute, Tsinghua University, Shenzhen, China
Professor Lei Zhang, Tongji University, Shanghai, China
Prof Liang Shengbin, Henan University, Zhenzhou, ChinaFinance Chair:Associate Professor Zhou Xiaoshu, Beijing Institute of Technology (Zhuhai)Publicity Chair:Professor Yun Yang, Yunnan University, Kunming, China
Professor Robert Luo, The University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA
Associate Prof. Weijun Li, Wuxi Institute of Commerce, Wuxi, China Registration Chair:Professor, Alexandre Lobo, University of Saint Joseph, Macau
Dr. Zhu Xiaolin, Zhuhai College of Science and Technology, China
Dr. Xiao Yue, Zhuhai College of Science and Technology, ChinaPublication Chair:Roger Lee, Central Michigan University, USASpecial Interest Sessions/WorkshopsWe welcome colleagues to organize workshops or special interest sessions for ICIS 2022. The deadline to submit proposals is March 28th, 2022.
The Forum of Psychology* is an annual event organised by the Department of Psychology (DPY) of the Faculty of Social Sciences and Education (FSSE). This year, it will take place on Saturday, November 27, at the Don Bosco Auditorium of the University of Saint Joseph's Ilha Verde Campus, at 6:30PM.
The main purpose of the event is to empower and inspire Psychology students, facilitating a space where the second year of the Master of Counselling and Psychotherapy (MCP) and the Master of Organisational Psychology (MOP) can present and share their research projects. Students will have the opportunity to practice communication skills that will come in handy for their oral defences, while inspiring Bachelor of Psychology students, potential Master students, and increasing awareness of what it takes to conduct a Master-level research project.
The event will kick-off with the presentation of the best DPY Master dissertations of the 2020/2021 Academic Year, followed by PhD student Ms. Jacqueline Leong, who will present her ongoing research on “Gambling Environment And The Risk For Gambling Addiction: A Bioecological Perspective On The Role Of Adolescents’ Beliefs And Value System”. After a Q&A session, a networking opportunity will be facilitated with refreshments, whilst participants are free to learn more about the research projects of the year 2 MCP and MOP students through the scientific posters on display.
The Forum of Psychology is mainly organised for the DPY community (students, alumni, professors, and strategic partners) but it is also open to the remaining FSSE members, the University of Saint Joseph and the general public that are interested in the field of Psychology.
We hope you can join us!
*The event began in 2016 as the Forum of Counselling and Psychotherapy (FCP), solely with students of the MCP. With the creation of the MOP in 2018, the event was expanded to include MOP students in 2020, having been rebranded this year as Forum of Psychology.
Details:Date: November 27, 2021 (Saturday)
Time: 6:30PM - 8:30PM
Location: Don Bosco Auditorium, Academic Building G/F, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Rundown:6:30PM - Presentation of the Best DPY Master Dissertations (2020/2021)
MCP Graduate Mr. Van Hou Wai, Jason: "The Role of Cognition as a Mediator for Narcissism and Trait Aggression as Predictors of Aggressive Driving Behaviour"
MOP Graduate Ms. Cheong Lai Ieng, Natalie: "The Mediation Effect of Organisational Commitment on Job Autonomy and Turnover Intentions"
7:00PM - Presentation by PhD Student Ms. Jacqueline Leong on her ongoing research study “Gambling Environment and the Risk for Gambling Addiction: A Bioecological Perspective on the Role Of Adolescents’ Beliefs and Value System”
8:00PM - Scientific Poster and Network Opportunity with Refreshments
The opening ceremony of the "Celebration of the 22nd Anniversary of the Establishment of Macao SAR: Calligraphy Exhibition for Chinese Storytelling on Devotion to Native Land", part of the USJ 25th Anniversary Series, took place on November 11, 2021, at the Kent Wong Exhibition Gallery in the University of Saint Joseph (USJ).
The event, co-organised by the Macao Wisdom Humanities Encourage Political Association, the Greater Bay Area Pottery Collection Exchange Association and USJ, has profound meaning to bring patriotic education into higher education through the Calligraphy Exhibition.
During the opening ceremony, Prof. Zhang Shuguang, Vice Rector of USJ, mentioned that “USJ as an important academic platform for the integration of Chinese and Western cultures, USJ serves the mission of "building a base for exchange and cooperation with Chinese culture as the mainstream and the coexistence of multiple cultures" given by our country to Macao. We hope that more students at the University of Saint Joseph, the future pillars of our society, will learn more about the events of the return 22 years ago and the stories of China and Macao through the calligraphy and the exhibition. We hope the exhibition will help students can be further "rooted in Macao, based in Macao, serving Macao, China" under the mission of the University's education objectives and development goals, and strive with the University to keep up with the times while upholding and maintaining its traditional philosophy.”
On the opening speech, Mr. Ung Choi Kun, President of Macao Wisdom Humanities Encourage Political Association, pointed that cultural diversity is a fundamental feature of the world's cultural ecology, and mutual respect and understanding for different cultures are required for the common prosperity of the world's cultures."Looking back in history, Chinese civilisation has a long history, and Chinese culture is extensive and profound. The virtues of "loyalty, filial piety, courtesy, righteousness, benevolence, wisdom and faithfulness" extolled by our ancient sages, are the foundation on which the Chinese nation stands firmly in the world culture. Likewise, there is a venerable father in the Catholic Church, Saint Joseph, whose courage to be faithful, loving and innovative are values that are universally recognised. Therefore, the "Chinese Storytelling" event has a common value base when it comes to the University of Saint Joseph."
The opening ceremony concluded with Mr. Ung Choi Kun presenting a special gift for USJ - a calligraphy featuring a poem based on USJ’s 25th Anniversary motto - Tradition, Innovation and Vision.
The guests attending the opening ceremony were: Mr. Wan Sucheng, Director General of Publicity and Culture Department, The Liaison Office of the Central People’s Government in the Macao SAR; Mr. Carlos Roberto Xavier, Director of Department of Tertiary Education of Education and Youth Development Bureau; Mr. Leonel Alberto Alves, Member of the Executive Council of Macau; Ms. Leong Nga Tou, Head of the Special Projects Department of the Macao Foundation; Mr. Lao Ngai Leong, Representative of the National People's Congress in the Macao Special Administrative Region; Mr. Chan Meng Kam, Member of the National Committee of the CPPCC in the Macao Special Administrative Region; Mr. Wang Gang, Director of Macao Office of Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits; Mr. Cheang Hon Kong, President of The Chinese Educators Association of Macau; Mr. Wang Haitao, Chairman of National Conditions Education Association (Macau); Mr. Ao Io Nam, President of the Macau Institute of Calligraphy; Mr. Lei U Seng, President of Greater Bay Area Ceramic Art Collection Exchange Association; Prof. Álvaro Barbosa, Vice Rector of of University of Saint Joseph; Prof. Keith Morrison, Vice Rector the University of Saint Joseph; Dr. Alejandro Salcedo Garcia, Administrator of University of Saint Joseph.
To support the Macau Special Olympics (MSO) and to embrace social inclusion, staff and students of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) participated in the CESL Asia and Friends Sports Fun Day 2021, on 6 November, 2021,
For every team that played the bocce game, CESL Asia would donate MOP 2,000 to the MSO. The USJ team, including Sadik (Bachelor of Social Work), Pang Wing Yan (Bachelor of Education) and Ms. Jenny Lam from the Office for Students and Alumni Affairs (OSAA), played bocce with the MSO members and entered the semi-finals.
This year USJ donated MOP 10,000 to the Macau Special Olympics to support the event. Dr. Alejandro Salcedo Garcia, Administrator of USJ, attended the Charity Cheque Presentation Ceremony on the day on behalf of USJ.
A population-based study from the University of Hong Kong found out that 19% of 500 respondents reported depressive symptoms (Choi, 2020) during the pandemic of COVID-19. Lun et al,.(2018) reported up to 68.5% of university students of 1200 respondents exhibited some degree of depressive symptoms.
This talk aims to introduce the symptoms and patterns of depression, understand the contributing factors, identify what one could do in the prevention, and offer support for someone who might suffer from depression.
About the USJ Counselling Centre:
The USJ Counselling Centre strives to provide educational-preventive programmes which aim to address the developmental needs and maximise the potentials of our students.
These programmes are designed to help students acquire new knowledge, skills and behaviours, realistic self-appraisal, foster responsible personal choices, enhance the ability to make meaningful and supportive relationships with others, thus increase the capacity to engage in a satisfying and healthy style of living.
Details:Date: Friday, 12 November 2021
Time: 15:30 – 16:30
Location: Classroom 305, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Registration Form >Organised by:USJ Counselling Centre*This Talk will be conducted in English (Supplemented with Cantonese)
**This Talk is free to attend and members of the public are very welcome to join
Reference:
Choi EPH, Hui BPH, Wan EYF. Depression and Anxiety in Hong Kong during COVID-19. Int J Environ Res Public Health. 2020 May 25;17(10):3740. doi: 10.3390/ijerph17103740. PMID: 32466251; PMCID: PMC7277420.
Lun, K., Chan, C., Ip, P., Ma, S., Tsai, W., Wong, C., . . . Yan, D. (2018). Depression and anxiety among university students in Hong Kong. Hong Kong Medical Journal = Xianggang Yi Xue Za Zhi, 24(5), 466-472.
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The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) is hosting the "Calligraphy Exhibition for Chinese Storytelling on Devotion to Native Land" as part of the USJ 25th Anniversary Series, from 11 to 25 of November, 2021, to celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the Establishment of Macao SAR.
The exhibition is jointly organised by the Macao Wisdom Humanities Encourage Political Association and the Greater Bay Area Ceramic Art Collection and Exchange Association.
A collection of Chinese ceramic art and calligraphy with the theme of Macao's the Return to China will be displayed for the celebration of this year's 22nd Anniversary of the Macao Handover.
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Rector’s Talks are short discussions about timely issues. The Rector’s Talks series is designed as a forum for a range of topical ideas for the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) learning community as well as the Macao community at large. Each talk will focus on issues that include a historical, cultural or social significance. The inaugural Rector’s Talks will be held in conjunction with the Alumni Association of the Catholic University of Portugal in Macau and focuses on Understanding the Basic Law of Macao by Mr Calvin Chui.
Details:Date: Thursday, 11 November 2021
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Mangroves are recognised for several ecological and socio-economic services (ES) it provides. They are an important nature-based solution (NbS) needed to address various socio-environmental challenges. Mangroves are an integral component in the climate change adaptation and mitigation (CCAM) program. However, the effectiveness of mangroves in CCAM depends on its extent and state of ecosystem health. When “healthy” (as opposed to “degraded” or “disturbed”), mangroves are expected to provide substantial ES. The recent State of the World Mangroves report acknowledges that the losses of mangroves were slowed. In most Asian countries however, there are still reports on mangrove degradation and losses caused by natural and anthropogenic disturbances. These reports have wide local/national and regional variations. If effectively managed, the degraded mangroves can be restored to recover its ES and contribute in CCAM program. This study aims to provide a review of potential contributions (as well as limitations) of mangroves in CCAM program and in line with the campaign for United Nations' Decade on Ecosystem Restoration.
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Dr. Severino Salmo III is a restoration ecologist and presently an Associate Professor at the Institute of Biology, University of the Philippines. He has a PhD degree in Biological Science from the University of Queensland, Australia and post-doctoral stint at the University of the Ryukyus – Tropical Biosphere Research Center, Okinawa, Japan. His research is mainly focused on the biology, ecology, conservation, biodiversity, sediment dynamics, carbon stock and sequestration rate, environmental change (mainly sea level rise), community participation, Marine Protected Area, environmental planning, and management of mangroves forests. He has extensive publications in this research area and is currently associate editor of the journal Frontiers in Marine Science (Global Change and the Future Ocean). He is active in the academy as well as community engagement https://mangroveecology.com/.
DETAILS:Date: Thursday, 11 November, 2021Time: 17:00 – 18:30 Macau time (GMT+8)
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There were a lot of people involved in opium smuggling in China in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, but the British usually get most of the blame. Armenians, Parsees, and Muslims who were based in India, and had agents in Canton and Macao, were much involved in the opium trade. By the 1770s, every Portuguese ship in Macao was carrying opium to China. In the 1780s, Americans began arriving and they also became much involved in smuggling. In the 1790s, the Spaniards in Manila joined in the opium smuggling in Macao and the delta. Of course there were many Chinese who purchased and distributed the drug all along the China coast. After Singapore was established in 1819, and Chinese settled in that port, Chinese junks were dispatched from there to China with opium. In 1820, Lintin Island became a smuggling hub where many foreign ships and Chinese junks anchored and engaged in smuggling. In the 1820s, foreign ships and Chinese junks were distributing the drug all along the China coast. Thus, there was no one person to blame for all of this, but rather multiple participants. As I have pointed out in other publications, the Qing government should also be held responsible for allowing all of this to happen. Owing to a lack of monitoring and information in Beijing about the extent of the smuggling in South China, no effective measures were initiated to stop the illicit trade, until it was too late.
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Paul A. Van Dyke is a long-time resident of Macao and now a retired professor and historian from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou. He is the author of numerous books and articles on Guangzhou and Macao, including The Canton Trade (2005), Merchants of Canton and Macao, vols. 1 & 2 (2011 & 2016), and Whampoa and the Canton Trade (2020).
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Time: 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
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Artworks from the University of Saint Joseph's (USJ) Department of Creative Industries graduated students, exhibited as part of the "SELECTED WORKS 2021" exhibition, aim to showcase the best capstones projects from the Bachelors of Architectural Studies, Communication and Media, Design and Fashion Design from the academic year 2020-2021.
The exhibit features a selection of four architecture projects, created under the conceptual theme of “Common Futures” for the city of Macao: the “Levitating Acqua”, a Cultural center for the North border gate of Macao, the “Meteorite” building, a new LRT station for Macao, the “Foam Art Centre” a public living room for the Arts and the “Fluid Void” project, a new shopping mall for the city; four design projects under the theme "Reconnect", the "Hea" multifunctional chair, the "Sero" a modular speaker system, the "Loop" a set of sleek workout gear and the "B.Water" a water drinking and refilling station for the public space; three Fashion Design projects developed under the theme "Connections": the "Nick & Jordan Collection - Grab Life by the Contrast", the "Intimate Delivery Collection - Invisible Love", and the "Rhythm Collection - Accelerated the Economy”; and finally, four transmedia projects, including the imaginative realism photography project “Matter of Perspective”, the landscape photography project “Urban Textures”, the creative photography collection “Back to the 90s” and the Magazine Article & Photography “Hidden Xtravaganza”.
The Department of Creative Industries of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities invites all interested in visiting the exhibition held at the Creative Macau Gallery, G/F Macau Cultural Centre Building, until the 27th of November, and to attend the Opening Ceremony, the 8th of November at 6:00 PM.
The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) organises several events and free public lectures that provide access to educational resources in different areas and topics every academic year.
These events aim to raise awareness and disseminate evidence-based practices and interventions. Some events bring together USJ students and professors, and some are open to partner institutions and the general public.
USJ held an outdoor live concert featuring performances by Ryan Carroll, IAT & Gabriel, Matte. ET., Sax Experience, Ari & The Gabion Sister, and the USJ Music Club.
The Macau Ricci Institute is hosting the Online Forum titled “Rendering Spiritual Friendship in Troubled Times: On Castiglione and Qianlong”, on 1 December 2021.
The Macau Ricci Institute is hosting the Online Forum titled “Being Spiritual in Life Vicissitudes: The Present Time and the Perpetual Spiritual Journey in the light of Gregory of Nyssa’s Mysticism”, on 24 November 2021.
The Macao Observatory for Social Development and the Macau Association of Caring for Children will hold a Round Table Discussion on “Transformation of Youth Development Strategy Under the Pandemic Situation” on the 26 November, 2021.
The Faculty of Business and Law is hosting a Public Seminar titled “China’s Digital Yuan: Analysis and Opportunities for the Greater Bay Area” with Dr. Oriol Caudevilla, on 26 November, 2021.
The Xavier Collaborative Research Centre for Memory and Identity will hold a Public Lecture titled “Foreigners (non-Portuguese) in Macau/China — late 18th to mid-20th centuries” on the 24 November, 2021.
PRELIMINARY CALL FOR PAPERS: 22nd IEEE/ACIS International Conference on Computer and Information Science (ICIS 2022) on June 3-6, 2022, Macao and Zhuhai, China.
FSSE’s Department of Psychology will hold the Forum of Psychology 2021 on November 27 with the aim of empowering and inspiring students in the field of Psychology.
The USJ Counselling Centre is hosting a Psychoeducational Talk about Major Depressive Disorder titled “Debunk the Myths about Depression”, on 12 November, 2021.
USJ is hosting the “Calligraphy Exhibition for Chinese Storytelling on Devotion to Native Land” as part of the USJ 25th Anniversary Series, from 11 to 25 November, 2021, to celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the Establishment of Macao SAR.
The Institute of Science and Environment of USJ will hold an online public lecture titled “Contributions (and “Limitations”) of Mangroves in Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Programs” on November 11, 2021.
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