The Nanyang Technological University (NTU) delegation led by Deputy Associate Provost (Student Life) Prof. Andy Khong, and Deputy Associate Provost (Residential Education) Prof. Low Chuen-Chuen, Valerie, alongside other senior NTU members paid a visit to PolyU today on 23 May 2024. They were warmly welcomed by PolyU Associate Vice President (University Programme) Prof. Daniel Shek, Dean of Students Prof. Albert Chan, Registrar Mr Edward Shen, and other senior management in SAO.
The visit is a follow-up of the PolyU Student Leaders’ GBA & Overseas Learning Trip to NTU in August 2023, which sparked significant interest and paved the way for NTU’s visit to PolyU. This exchange aimed to further enrich impactful discussion on student affairs and development.
During the visit, Prof. Chan presented various aspects of student support and development activities at PolyU, while Prof. Shek and Mr Shen shared insights into PolyU unique model of academic service learning and the development with regard to the Student Life Management and Analytic Platform (SLMAP) respectively. The delegation also explored the Diversity Resource Centre, gaining insights into how different assistive devices and resources aid PolyU students with special education needs. The day was concluded with a luncheon, fostering valuable exchanges. We eagerly anticipate future collaborations with NTU, cherishing the shared ideas and insights that will pave the way for continued engagements.
The visit is a follow-up of the PolyU Student Leaders’ GBA & Overseas Learning Trip to NTU in August 2023, which sparked significant interest and paved the way for NTU’s visit to PolyU. This exchange aimed to further enrich impactful discussion on student affairs and development.
During the visit, Prof. Chan presented various aspects of student support and development activities at PolyU, while Prof. Shek and Mr Shen shared insights into PolyU unique model of academic service learning and the development with regard to the Student Life Management and Analytic Platform (SLMAP) respectively. The delegation also explored the Diversity Resource Centre, gaining insights into how different assistive devices and resources aid PolyU students with special education needs. The day was concluded with a luncheon, fostering valuable exchanges. We eagerly anticipate future collaborations with NTU, cherishing the shared ideas and insights that will pave the way for continued engagements.
