CMP使用方法及注意事項
- 請下載 UMRC APP 通過UMPASS 登入個人戶口;
- 書院本科學生可在食堂收費處打開並出示二維碼使用自己的共膳參與津貼;
- 若餐飲費用超過津貼額度，學生需自行直接向食堂膳食服務供應商支付差額。大學希望學生可以善用其所有共膳參與津貼，以達其在書院共膳參與教育之要求及期望
- “共膳參與津貼” 乃教育津貼，學生不可以把自己的津貼變賣、轉贈其他人或利用自己的津貼替他人付款，如發現以上違規情況，書院將按院規嚴肅處理。學生可享受跨書院共膳體驗安排自費用膳。
注意： 共膳津貼乃教育津貼，書院住宿費並不包括日常膳食費用。每年的書院住宿費及“共膳津貼” 安排及點數都可能調整，詳情另行公佈。
How to use your CMP points?
- Download UMRC APP, Log in to Your Personal Account via UMPASS;
- Undergraduate students can open and present their QR code at the payment counter of the college’s dining halls to use their own CMP subsidy;
- If the dining expenses exceed the subsidy amount, students are responsible for paying the difference directly to the dining hall food service provider. The university encourages students to make good use of their dining subsidies to fulfill the requirements and expectations of participating in the college communal meal education.
- “CMP Subsidy” is an educational subsidy, and students are not allowed to sell, transfer, or use their subsidy to pay for others. Any violation of these rules will be dealt with seriously according to college regulations. Students can also enjoy cross-college dining experiences at their own expense.”
Note: The CMP subsidy is an educational subsidy and the RC accommodation fee does not include daily meal expenses or other expenses. The RC accommodation fee and the CMP subsidy arrangement are subject to reviews and changes.
澳大住宿式書院鼓勵書院的師生一起用膳和交流。爲了實踐共膳教育理念，大學還為院生舉辦高桌晚宴（HTD）。高桌晚宴是具有悠久歷史富有教育意義的正式晚宴。在高桌晚宴中，書院成員們穿著正式服裝在書院膳堂參加正式晚宴，書院會邀請學者或擁有傑出人生經驗的嘉賓作為尊貴的演講嘉賓，與書院院生分享他們的成功故事或對社會備受關注的主題發表。作為書院共膳教育的一個重要環節，高桌晚宴這是一種儀式與文化投入相結合的教育方式，大學希望書院院生能夠視參與高桌晚宴為一個學習機會，熟悉社交和用餐禮儀，提升溝通及交流技巧, 在體驗過後作出學習反饋, 為日後在社會工作作出最好的準備。高桌晚宴是一個重要的書院教育活動，高桌晚宴一般每學期舉辦兩次, 所有書院院生都必須在其本科生涯至少參加一次。
The University of Macau encourages students to have regular exchanges with academic staff members through having meals together in RC dining hall. To implement the communal meal participation education, the university also organize High Table Dinner (HTD) for their students. HTD is a formal dinner with a long and significant history, carrying educational significance. During the HTD, members of the college wear formal attire and gather in the college dining hall to partake in a formal dinner. The college extends invitations to scholars or distinguished guests with remarkable life experiences to serve as esteemed keynote speakers, sharing their successful stories or delivering speeches on socially relevant topics. As an integral component of collegiate dining education, the HTD combines ritual and cultural immersion to provide students with a valuable educational experience. The university aims for college residents to consider taking part in HTD as a learning opportunity, familiarize themselves with social and dining etiquette, enhance their communication and interpersonal skills, and reflect on their learning experience, thus preparing them for their future endeavors in the professional world. The HTD holds great importance as a college educational event and is normally organized twice per semester, with all college residents required to attend at least once during their undergraduate studies.