Ambitious projects by Business Administration students: Promoting human values through an impressive series of events
Each evening from November 7 to 11, 2024, the N2T1 auditorium at Van Lang University’s main campus lit up, immersing audiences in the emotional ambiance of four exceptional art programs. These events were entirely organized by students from Class 27 and 28 of the Faculty of Business Administration and the Faculty of Public Relations and Communication, as part of the Event Organization and Management course led by the Faculty of Business Administration.
Dr. Tran Duc Tai, Deputy Head of the Faculty of Business Administration and lecturer in charge of the course explained the primary aim of the course: beyond equipping students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in event management, the goal is not merely to fulfill course requirements, but to enable students to create events with profound human values and lasting memories throughout their 4-year university journey.
In alignment with this objective, 200 students crafted a vivid, emotional narrative through events focusing on cultural identity and national pride. Each event carried a unique message, contributing to the promotion of traditional culture and celebrating the noble values of humanity.
The series began on November 7 with the art performance “Sac Hong Thuong”, featuring carefully curated acts such as singing, dancing, theatrical plays, and a fashion show. The event honored women's beauty, strength, and silent contributions, especially mothers, in society.
The “Sac Hong Thuong” event is dedicated to honoring women in society
On November 8, the charity music night “Gio Xoay” evoked the innocence and joy of childhood, symbolized by the image of a blue-and-white pinwheel. The event connected compassionate hearts, creating a space for sharing love, empathy and taking audiences through a spectrum of emotions.
“Gio Xoay” takes the audience back to the cherished emotions of childhood
The cultural showcase “Sac Viet” on November 9 presented a range of artistic performances deeply rooted in national identity. The event sought to convey Vietnam's cultural and human values through music and art, leaving audiences with a profound appreciation for traditional heritage.
“Sac Viet” presented visually captivating performances deeply imbued with the essence of national cultural identity
Concluding the series on November 11, “Nam So Tuy Viet” (Pure Vietnamese Spirit) celebrated the message “Nuoi duong quoc hon - Truong ton quoc tuy” (Nurturing national spirit – Preserving national quintessence). This event offered an immersive journey into Vietnamese culture and art, inspiring national pride through captivating performances and artistic creations. This event marked the conclusion of the series of four events within this course.
“Nam So Tuy Viet” (Pure Vietnamese Spirit) celebrated the message “Nuoi duong quoc hon - Truong ton quoc tuy” (Nurturing national spirit – Preserving national quintessence)
Dr. Tran Duc Tai commended the students for their “thuc hoc, thuc lam” (learning-by-doing) approach and the high quality of the events, stating: “Each event stood out in its own way, with meticulous attention to the artistic performances and accompanying materials. Particularly noteworthy is the fact that the students successfully raised funds—not large sums, but sufficient to support their initial goal of contributing to charitable causes for the community.”
Profits from the events were partly or entirely donated to initiatives such as the Vietnam Breast Cancer Network, the S-Seed Foundation for children orphaned by the COVID-19 pandemic, and various orphanages and shelters. These meaningful acts highlighted the students’ deep concern for the community and showcased the compassionate image of Van Lang University students.
In addition to providing invaluable experiences for each participating student, the series of events left a profound impression on every attendee while spreading positive values throughout the community. By fostering a spirit of learning, responsibility, and a commitment to preserving and promoting national cultural identity, these activities have contributed to shaping a dynamic, creative, and compassionate younger generation. It is hoped that the values conveyed through these events will continue to resonate and serve as an enduring source of inspiration for future generations of students, encouraging them to collectively contribute to the improvement of society.
News: Thanh Lich, Thien Phuc, Thien Phuc
Photos: Chi Thien, Hieu Hoa, Dien Khanh, Trung Quan
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