Student Development

“Seeds of Good Deed” Project Award

 

This award was established in 2014/15 with an endowment from a former recipient of the Kunkle and Pommerenke Scholarship. It is about responsible citizenship, aiming to encourage Chung Chi students to proactively explore contemporary social issues, deepen their understanding of Hong Kong, its people, and their lives, and take meaningful action to make a difference in our city. Applicants have to submit their project reports and present them to an adjudication panel. They have to demonstrate creativity and the capability of articulating their thoughts. Based on the adjudication panel’s recommendations, the College will select the most representative award-winning projects. The awards are categorized into First, Second, and Third Prizes, each accompanied by a cash prize ranging from HK$3,000 to HK$10,000.

 

 
 
   

 

1. OBJECTIVE

 

The Scheme, established in 2014-2015, awards students who complete projects that contribute to society. It aims to encourage students to proactively explore contemporary social issues, gain a deeper understanding of Hong Kong, its people, and their lives, and take meaningful action to make a difference in our city.

 

2. AWARDS

 

First Prizes 

HK$10,000  

Second Prizes

HK$6,000

Third Prizes

HK$3,000

 

Remarks:

  • Each awardee will also be presented with an award certificate.

  • Every April, the Prizes are announced and presented at the College Assembly or Scholarship Presentation Ceremony, where awardees may be required to give a presentation (a one-minute video).

       

3. ELIGIBILITY AND REQUIREMENTS

 

  • Applicant
    • Individual projects: The applicant must be a Chung Chi student.
    • Group projects:
      • The project leader and at least half of the team members must be Chung Chi students.
      • Other members of the group should be CUHK undergraduates.
      • A combination of students from various departments is encouraged.

 

  • Topic
    • Any current issue related to Hong Kong may serve as the project's focus.
    • The award aims to recognize Chung Chi students who demonstrate a strong commitment to social engagement and the practical application of their values, particularly those who can amplify their ideas and inspire broad, positive impact.
    • Any completed projects that creatively explore socially meaningful topics related to Hong Kong are eligible for this award.

 

  • Application materials
    • Application Form
    • Supplementary materials about the project, such as written reports or other work that can convey messages. There is no limitation on the presentation media.

 

Any projects related to coursework would not be considered.

 

  • Selection Criteria
    • Appropriate and distinctive topic selection
    • Creative planning and innovative approach
    • Effective organization and high execution quality
    • Clear impact and achievement of intended goals
    • Complete submission and persuasive presentation

 

4. SUBMISSION AND APPLICATION DEADLINE

The “Seeds of Good Deeds” Project Award is open to all Chung Chi students for application each November.

 

“Seeds of Good Deeds” Project Award 2025/26

 

*Short-listed applicants may be invited for presentations or interviews in March.

 

 

5. PAST AWARDEES (Highlights from the Latest Awardees)

 

Award-Winning Project 2023-2024 |

3rd Prize - Contemplating our City (Tai Hang Sai)

LIN Fung Tat | HISTN | Year 4

 

 

 

Year

Prize

Project

Awardee

2023-2024 3rd Prize Contemplating our City (Tai Hang Sai) LIN Fung Tat | HISTN | Year 4
2022-2023 2nd Prize Rare Human Library

CHAU Hung Yeung | NURSN | Year 5

CHAN Chun Hei | NURSN | Year 5

LEUNG Hiu Ying | NURSN | Year 2

2nd Prize

Been There Before

Healthcare Degrees Mentorship Programme

CHEN Xin Yuan | MEDUN | Year 2

2021-2022

1st Prize

100k CCMGs Containers Collection Campaign

CHAN Kei Lung | URSPN | Year 3

2nd Prize

Dream Compassioneers

CHAN Choi Kiu | SOWKN | Year 2

3rd Prize

BE-Active Fitness

HO Han Yui | SOCIN | Year 4

CHENG Wing Jun | GLSDN | Year 5

3rd Prize

Teaching the deaf community music

CHOW Wing Yin Wynne | MUSCN | Year 3

2020-2021

3rd Prize

Words from Flowers

NG Ching Yi | RELSN | Year 4

3rd Prize

Music & Food For Your Ears

CHEN Hiu Yan | MUSCN | Year 4

2019-2020

3rd Prize

Dark Hope

LEE Tsz Hin | NURSN | Year 4

3rd Prize

Classical Music and Ourselves

LEUNG Chung Yat | BMEDN | Year 4

2018-2019

1st Prize

Open surgery cost database. For patients from patients

CHAN Pui Sze Jan | PHPCH | Year 3

NG Wing Yin | PHPCH | Year 1

TSUI Ling Siu | LAWSN | Year 3

YU Ka Ka | BMSCN | Year 2

2nd Prize

When Literature Speaks

CHAN Shuk Ching | CUMSN | Year 4

WAN Long Ting | CUMSN | Year 4

2nd Prize

Ohana

PANG Tsz Ho | PSYCN | Year 5

2017-2018

2nd Prize

10 Seconds

CHUNG Tat Chi | GLBSN | Year 3

3rd Prize

EC Food

HAU Hei Man | URSPN | Year 2

CHAN Yik Fung | URSPN | Year 3

TSANG Tsz Man Cheryl | URSPN | Year 3

2016-2017

3rd Prize

Learning, Contribution and Inheritance: Extra-curricular Learning Program

WONG Chun | CHLLN | Year 4

2014-2015

1st Prize

看不見的城市人 – 無家者的城市生活

社區關懷及出版計劃

WONG Chi Pan | SOWKN | Year 1

3rd Prize

視障人士服務活動:視障人士論壇

WONG Chun | CHLLN | Year 2

 

ENQUIRIES

For enquiries, please contact the Scholarships Committee at ccc_scholarship@cuhk.edu.hk or 3943 9893 / 3943 9891.