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You’re invited to join the Guide Runner Training Program co-organized by the Office of Student Affairs SEN Service and Blind Sports Hong Kong.

As long as you are interested in learning guide running skills and willing to learn alongside athletes with visual impairment, you are welcome to sign up and become our guide runners!.

In the training program, participants will be paired up with athletes with visual impairment and will undergo guide running practices before joining the ‘Happy Run’ together, which is a 5-km run organized by the CUHK New Asia College.

Details are as below:

The training program includes:

1. Guide Running Practices (4 sessions): 4, 11, 18, 25 Oct 2023 (19:00-21:00 / Admiralty)

2. Happy Run (5 km): 4 Nov 2023 (09:00-13:00 / CUHK)

Trainer: Blind Sports Hong Kong

Medium of Instruction: Cantonese

Fee: Free ($100 deposit*; full refund upon completion of the training program)

Bonus: Participants will be rewarded with P.E. participation marks (4 marks) upon the completion of all running practices and another 4 marks upon completion of Happy Run.

Registration: Register online by 20 Sept 2023

*Quotas will be filled on first-paid (deposit), first-served basis, you are encouraged to pay as soon as possible.

All CUHK students are welcome to register. Students registered with SEN Service and accompanying CUHK students (up to two students, if any) are eligible for priority registration; every student is required to complete and submit the registration form.

!! Important Notes!! 

Please reserve your schedule to attend all activities, in order to be eligible to take part in the training program.
Participants should have appropriate sportswear for the practices.
Practices will take place in public areas; participants are encouraged to bring along any belongings as minimal as possible.
Participants who complete the training program can register with Blind Sports Hong Kong as a qualified guide runner.
For enquiries, please feel free to reach us at 3943 5441 or sens@cuhk.edu.hk

You’re invited to join the “Inclusive Arts: Chinese Opera Mask Painting Workshop”!

Chinese Opera Masks use colorful techniques to paint the faces of opera characters, portraying these specific characters and changing the appearance of the actors. Their painting feature highlights the personality of the characters in the play, and every single stroke can reveal the characteristics of the characters.

Through this workshop instructed by an artist with disability, you can learn about different types of masks and the characteristics of various masks within the culture of Chinese opera.

Details are as below:

• Date/ Time: 19 Sept 2023 (Tue) / 18:30-20:30
• Venue: Room 211, Lee Shau Kee Architecture Building (ARC211)
• Medium of Instruction: Cantonese
  • Free of charge (Deposit $40, full refund upon completion of the workshop*)
  • Registration: Click here to register by 12 Sept 2023 (Tue)

*Quotas will be filled on first-paid (deposit), first-served basis, you are encouraged to pay as soon as possible.

All CUHK students are welcome to register. Students registered with SEN Service and accompanying CUHK students (up to two students, if any) are eligible for priority registration; every student is required to complete and submit the registration form.

For enquiries, please feel free to reach us at 3943 5441 or sens@cuhk.edu.hk.

鏡中「我」Dance with "Me": Self-Exploration Workshop (Only Available in Cantonese)

In the realm of career planning, understanding oneself is the first step. To gain this understanding, apart from seeking insights from others around us, the most essential and recommended approach is to delve into self-discovery. If you find yourself uncertain about your career path and unsure of the direction to take, consider using "dance" as a means to know yourself better. Through dance, you can catch a glimpse of various facets of yourself that might not be readily apparent.

Led by a dance healing instructor (CUHK alumna), the workshop invites you to explore self-awareness through dance meditation. By connecting with your body and becoming attuned to its sensations, you will be able to observe yourself more authentically in the mirror. This newfound perspective can then serve as a stepping stone for self-reflection and aid you in exploring your vocational inclinations.

Whether you have dancing experience or not, we sincerely invite you to join CUHK alumna Ah Mei in "Dancing Back to Solo." Through dance and the reflection of "the you in the mirror," you can get to know yourself better!

*Priority registration for Students with Special Educational Needs.