The Inauguration Ceremonies of the Student Associations of six halls were held successfully in January 2024. The College would like to express our gratitude to the previous members of Residents’ Associations and Non-residential Halls for their dedicated service to the College and fellow students. Congratulations to the new office bearers on their official appointments!

Professor Stephen H S Wong, College Head, Professor Martin C S Wong, Associate Head and Dean of Students, Professor Lee Hung Kay, Associate Head and Dean of General Education, Professor Tang Sze Wing, Associate Head, Dr Tony M H Chan, College Secretary, the wardens and college staff were invited to attend the inauguration ceremony of each hall to witness their important moments together.

Through the in-depth sharing of the previous hall presidents and the encouragement from College Head and Dean of Students, we strongly believe that new office bearers of this year’s Student Associations  will be able to uphold this enthusiasm for serving the College and fellow students, creating a vibrant campus life and treasured memories for the students.

▼ Residents’ Association of Adam Schall Residence ▼

▼ Inauguration Ceremony of Residents’ Association of Adam Schall Residence ▼

▼ Residents’ Association of Bethlehem Hall ▼

▼ Inauguration Ceremony of Residents’ Association of Bethlehem Hall ▼

▼ Residents’ Association of Chan Chun Ha Hostel ▼

▼ Inauguration Ceremony of Residents’ Association of Chan Chun Ha Hostel▼

▼  Residents’ Association of Hang Seng Hall ▼

▼ Inauguration Ceremony of Residents’ Association of Hang Seng Hall▼

▼ Pak Chuen Hall (Non-residential Hall) ▼

▼ Ping Fan Hall (Non-residential Hall) ▼

▼  Inauguration Ceremony of Pak Chuen Hall and Ping Fan Hall ▼

To strengthen the connection and relationship with the new cabinets of Residents’ Associations and Non-residential Halls, Professor Stephen H S Wong, College Head and Professor Martin C S Wong, Associate College Head and Dean of Students, invited representatives of each hall and wardens to join a tea-gathering in mid-February for sharing and exchanging opinions.