On September 28, the Ecological Civilization Study Society of the College of Marine Science and Engineering held its recruitment briefing in Classroom 3A202 of the Teaching Area. Freshmen majoring in Environmental Engineering of the Class of 2026 took an active part, and the event was carried out in a vibrant and interactive atmosphere.
Ding Yi, the faculty advisor of the society, delivered the keynote presentation. He gave a comprehensive introduction covering the society’s founding background, organizational structure, responsibilities and featured brand activities. Teacher Ding pointed out that the Ecological Civilization Study Society is a distinctive student society developed by the Environmental Engineering program. It mainly commits itself to publicizing and interpreting Xi Jinping Thought on Ecological Civilization, delivering marine science popularization lectures, organizing beach clean-up and mangrove planting volunteer services, and carrying out environmental outreach practices.
The society brings together outstanding student leaders from all grades of the environmental discipline. It pools collective wisdom to support major development and youth growth, and builds a high-quality platform for students to strengthen their skills in organization, communication and hands-on practice. He warmly welcomed freshmen to join the society, encouraging them to sharpen their capabilities, broaden their horizons and meet like-minded peers through society activities. He hoped they could gain knowledge and put what they learn into practice, contributing youthful wisdom and strength to building a beautiful China.
During the interactive session, participating freshmen shared that they felt the care and expectations from faculty and seniors through this briefing. The activity brought them closer to senior students and laid a solid foundation for their future participation in academic seminars and professional practices. Students looked forward to improving themselves via the study society and forming a more rounded understanding of Environmental Engineering.
This recruitment briefing serves as an important part of the multi-dimensional “Party-Youth League-Community” education practice of the Department of Marine Environment. It helps freshmen understand and identify with their major, enhances the quality of professional talent training, and supports high-quality growth of students.
Written by Ding Yi
Photos by Huang Chenzhao, Cui Chenglin
Figure 1 Recruitment Briefing Session
