On the morning of 20^th August 20, 2025, Moon Chun Memorial College, University of Macau hosted a screening of the short film The Invisible Self in the college hall, drawing over a hundred freshmen. The aim is to guide students adapting to university life through visual storytelling and interactive dialogue, while offering diverse support resources available on campus.

The event opened with remarks from Associate Master Dr. Manuel Noronha, who encouraged freshers to bravely embrace change and actively seek their personal direction. The Invisible Self follows the journey of a fresher who navigates confusion, exploration, and growth in an unfamiliar environment. This resonated deeply with the audience. Prior to the screening, College Fellow, Alice Hong introduced the film’s production background and theme, helping viewers immerse themselves in the story.

Post-screening group discussions generated student reflections, while social worker, Yan Leong delved into the film’s narrative to guide students in developing skills and wisdom for adapting to university life. Senior students, Celina Wang and Summer Ho were also invited to share their personal growth experiences and respond to questions from the freshmen, offering valuable advice and encouragement.

Throughout the event, representatives from Pastoral Care Support Unit and Academic Support Unit introduced various college support services, including Mental Health Awareness Month,  Career Planning RC Academic Tutorial (RCAT) Certificate Programme, MC2 Buddy Programme, and Student Counseling Services—ensuring comprehensive support for students both academically and personally.

To conclude this inspiring and connective event, all staff and students gathered for a group photo, marking a meaningful end to the screening session.