On March 18, 2025, the Student Work Meeting for 2024-2025 semester was successfully held at Puhe Campus. Zhang Hongxin, Deputy Secretary of the CPC Committee of Liaoning University (LNU) attended the meeting and delivered a speech. More than 120 officials participated in the meeting, including the heads of the Student Work Office and the Graduate School, deputy secretaries of the CPC Committee of various schools and departments, and undergraduate and graduate school counselors. The meeting was chaired by Yuan Bo, Deputy Director of the Student Work Office.
Deputy Secretary of the CPC Committee Zhang Hongxin delivered a speech on passion, responsibility, care and the bottom line, expressing the direction student work should take and conveying his expectation of delivering the work well. He noted that school counselors are life mentors and bosom friends in students’ healthy growth. Efforts should be made to comprehensively promote the educational practices of promoting students’ morality, wisdom, physical health, beauty and labor. It is important to build a multi-level and cross-field educational system and strive to cultivate youths with moral integrity and professional competence, harmonious physical and mental health as well as aesthetic literacy and a spirit of hard work in the new era.
As the pacesetters of ideological and political education at colleges and universities in the new era, counselors should work with care and responsibility to be both an intimate friend but also pioneers in students’ growth. They should foster a healthy atmosphere so that the whole process of talent training is involved with the participation of all faculties in all aspects. With fairness and justice, more talents will be cultivated to shoulder the responsibility of national rejuvenation. Finally, he encouraged that all school counselors should adhere to their original aspiration to education, live up to the mission of cultivating virtuous talents to inject strong ideological and political momentum into the university’s Double First-Class Initiative development.
Zhang Jiadao, Director of the Student Affairs Office made work arrangements on the key tasks for the new semester from 24 aspects in nine areas, namely undergraduate enrollment, daily management, smart student affairs, counselor team building, financial aid-based education, student registering, one-stop student community, Yiban platform and military affairs. By building a full-chain educational system covering enrollment, cultivation and development and deepening the digital transformation and the development of smart student affairs, it is hoped that the quality and efficiency of the student work will be enhanced.
At the meeting, officials from the School of Economics, Business School, the Asia-Australia Business College and School of Mathematics reported their student work plans for the new semester. Based on their professional characteristics and advantages as well as the development needs of students, the four schools seek to lay a solid foundation for student work in the new semester with clear directions and special activities.