Attaining Graduate Attributes Through Hall Life Education: Perspectives of Local and Non-local Residents

Kevin K M YUE

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Abstract

Whole-person education at Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU) is manifested in the seven graduate attributes (GA) our graduates will have attained after their studies at HKBU. The seven GA are: citizenship, knowledge, learning, skills, creativity, communication, and teamwork. Hall life education is an integral part of whole-person education. The undergraduate halls serve as a living and learning platform for residents to equip themselves with the GA, which are essential to their current studies and future careers. This paper illustrates the fostering of the GA through hall life experience from the first-person narration of two hall residents who are local and non-local students, respectively. Their hall lives may be quite different, yet their both experiences stimulated their personal growth and development. We believe that acknowledging differences and being determined to seek common goals could facilitate the better integration of residents.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationEvolving Landscape of Residential Education
Subtitle of host publicationEnhancing Students’ Learning in University Residential Halls
EditorsSamuel Kai Wah Chu, Kevin Kin Man Yue, Christina Wai-Mui Yu, Elaine Suk Ching Liu, Chun Chau Sze, Kevin Conn, Elsie Ong, Michelle Wing-tung Cheng, Jingyuan Fu, Shida Hou
PublisherSpringer Singapore
Chapter7
Pages77-84
Number of pages8
ISBN (Electronic) 9789811689062
ISBN (Print)9789811689055, 9789811689086
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 4 May 2022

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