National Yunlin University of Science and Technology (YunTech) held its New Student Move-In Program, organized by the Student Dormitory Life Self-Governance Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Dormitory Committee), from August 29 (Saturday) to August 30 (Sunday). To help new students move into their dormitories smoothly, become familiar with their residential environment and campus life, and ease the adjustment challenges of beginning university, the Dormitory Committee mobilized nearly 200 enthusiastic senior students as volunteers. They accompanied new students as they embarked on their university journey and welcomed them into YunTech’s warm and supportive student community.
During the event, Dormitory Committee staff assisted new students with registration procedures, guided them through dormitory routes, and provided timely consultation on accommodation and daily-life matters, helping them quickly become familiar with their residential environment and available facilities and services. Nearly 200 senior-student volunteers helped carry luggage and provided on-site assistance, easing the burden of moving for both new students and their families. Through their support and interaction, students living away from home for the first time were also able to experience the warmth and support of the YunTech student community. A parent forum was also held during the event, providing an opportunity for parents to exchange views with President Chang, Chuan-Yu, Vice President Hwang Shyh-Huei, and university administrators and faculty members. The forum enabled parents to gain a deeper understanding of YunTech’s educational philosophy, as well as information related to students’ learning and campus life.
To help new students develop positive habits and a strong sense of responsibility for residential life, YunTech subsequently held new student orientation and safety education activities, including a fire safety drill, on September 3 (Thursday). In addition to providing guidance on dormitory living, the orientation invited the Counseling Center to share information on adapting to and managing life in the dormitories. The session helped new students address potential challenges associated with living away from home, adjusting daily routines, and building interpersonal relationships, while developing healthy and positive attitudes toward residential life. The fire safety drill familiarized students with appropriate responses and evacuation procedures in the event of a fire. This year, the program also included new guidance and drills on air-raid evacuation and sheltering, strengthening students’ safety awareness and ability to respond to different emergency situations.
YunTech hopes that comprehensive move-in assistance, the enthusiastic support of senior-student volunteers, and education on residential adjustment and safety will enable new students to experience the warmth and sdependently and respond effectively to emergencies, laying a strong foundation for a fulfilling and exciting new chapter in their university lives.
Dormitory Committee Members Direct Traffic in Heavy Rain
President Chang, Chuan-Yu Leads University Administrators in Welcoming New Students to YunTech
Move-In Volunteers Help New Students Carry Their Luggage
Vice President Hwang Shyh-Huei Introduces the University Administrators Attending the New Student Parent Forum
New Student Check-In
Organizing Unit: Student Assistance Division
Unit Supervisor: Section Chief Wang Fu-Ching
Contact Person: Huang Li-Ting
Telephone: +886-5-534-2601 ext. 3795
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