INTRODUCTION
FINAL YEAR PROJECT
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This is the twelfth year in which students showcase their Final Year Projects in the Communication and Public Relations (AACPR) programme. The FYP represents the culmination of all the knowledge and skills they have learned in the programme to conduct authentic PR campaigns and contribute to the community.
Each group worked closely with their hosts to define the project aims and strategies, and group members applied their skills and creativity to disseminate messages that engaged the target audience.
Many of the groups also found sponsors to assist them with products, services and/or financial support, and organised fund-raising activities for registered charities. The FYP supervisors are delighted with what the students have achieved and how they have matured in the process.
A special vote of thanks is also due to all our adjudicators, community partners and ever-helpful colleagues in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities office. We are very blessed to be able to call on the services of so many professional and academic friends from the community and the institution.
Each project is captivating, innovative and unique in its own way, and I would encourage you to visit their booths and see for yourself the commitment and passion that these students have put into their projects. Join me in congratulating them on their hard work and achievements.
Cicy Tong
AACPR Programme Leader
Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Forewords
The exhibition of AACPR projects this year is once again a living proof of the Programme's legacy of cultivating in our students a strong commitment and passion that spark them to creative and innovative teamwork. The theme "Commitment and Passion Realised" cannot be more appropriate in signifying what the students have achieved in their respective projects. For them, and for us as well, the projects are not just assessment assignments; the projects are epitomes of the authentic work in real life which they may do for a living one day, but sadly, not necessarily with the same strong commitment and passion. I hope they will keep what they have done today as a constant reminder that only work done with a strong commitment and passion makes a real difference to us and to our community.
Here I would like to express my deep gratitude to all the host organisations for giving our students the opportunity to work with and learn from them. Without their full support both our students' and our teachers' commitment and passion could not have realised.
Last but not least, I must give my heartfelt thankfulness to all the teachers of the Programme, in particular, to those who supervised the students' projects, for their good guidance for the students and for their selfless dedication to their work, which is what makes AACPR a programme we can be proud of.
SIN King-kui
Dean, Faculty of Arts and Humanities
CCCU/UOWCHK
cOMMITMENT AND
PASSION REALISED
COOL CreatioNs
Prepared by
Mr. Ken Loc
Miss Tammy Lam
Miss Zoe Wong
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