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LSGI students part of winning team<br />

in inter-collegiate symposium on<br />

service-learning<br />

On 24 March 2012, a team of five PolyU students won the<br />

Championship in the Tertiary Division of the Symposium on<br />

Service-Learning: Exhibition of Service-Learning Expothat<br />

was organized by the Chinese University of <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>. Two of<br />

the team members, Chan Ching To and Wong Man <strong>Kong</strong>, were<br />

students from the Department of Land Surveying and Geo-<br />

Informatics. This well deserved recognition for the team comes<br />

on the heels of its Community Service Learning Gold Award<br />

2011/12 and the<br />

Most Creative<br />

A w a r d f r o m<br />

P o l y U o u t o f<br />

51 competing<br />

service projects.<br />

<strong>The</strong> project was<br />

c o n d u c t e d i n<br />

Guizhou, China<br />

and was known<br />

a s " P o l y U<br />

S e r ves & G u i<br />

with You 2011." It aims to promote the town and attract more<br />

tourists to boost the town's economy, thus enhancing the quality<br />

of life for the natives there.<br />

A good division of labor facilitated the project's completion.<br />

LSGI students were responsible for building 3D models for<br />

some well known tourist spots in an ancient town while other<br />

team members collected relevant tourist information for a<br />

comprehensive map guide. All in all, students demonstrated<br />

strong findings for this community service learning project to<br />

win the championship.<br />

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PolyU’s Best Athlete 2012<br />

A first-year student in BSc (Hons) in Surveying has been named<br />

Poly's Best Athlete for 2012. Mr Wong Lok Hei has a talent for<br />

Long Jump, his favorite sporting event, which challenges him<br />

to be the best that he can be. According to him, excellence is<br />

only achieved when the body is in sync with the mind. Even<br />

though it may be difficult to strike a balance between the time<br />

spent on training with the Athletics Team and studying for his<br />

degree, he has learnt time management skills to juggle all his<br />

commitments. He exhibits the same determination to excel in<br />

both athletics and his studies. A Track and Field Coach for a<br />

number of local primary and secondary schools, he has been<br />

the <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> team representative in Track and Field at the<br />

2009 East Asian Games and the 13th Asian Junior Athletic<br />

Championships in 2008. He is honoured to have served as<br />

Deputy Chair of the PolyU Sports Team Working Group, where<br />

he had the opportunity to meet various team members of<br />

PolyU's Athletics Team and help organize activities like Info<br />

Day, O Camp, and the Sports Team annual dinner. His active<br />

participation in these events has added to his confidence in his<br />

abilities. Congratulations to Mr Wong for his achievements.<br />

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