What Life Could Mean to You takes us on a journey of discovering how the meaning of life is found not through individual achievement but through community connection, responsibility, and social contribution, with some key points to ponder by freshman students finding their place in this communal life on campus.
This event is the final session of the One-book Project for Freshmen co-hosted by the Library and the Language Center. In the previous talk, Ms. Julia NG led participants in discussions based on the book How to Make the Most of Your College Years: The Guide to Getting the Best Education for a Meaningful Life, exploring how to fully leverage the rich campus experience to achieve progress in both academics and personal growth. As the closing session of this season’s freshmen reading journey, we sincerely look forward to your participation to bring this reading adventure to a fulfilling conclusion.
Speaker: Julia Ng
Introduction: Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics from Ohio University, USA. She is a CELTA‑qualified language teacher and has delivered a wide range of English courses at universities across China for more than a decade.
Time: 12:00-12:40, September 30, 2026 – Wednesday
Location: Multifunction Room, 1st Floor, Library
Language: English
Participants: Freshmen
Notes：
Not just this book, we have a booklist for freshmen, please go to our book exhibition for freshmen in the library.
For more detailed information, please refer to: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/DWzwb9C2uhypV81SWN7fdg
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September 29, 2026