Dear international students,

To help you adapt to life in China as soon as possible, relieve pressures arising from cross‑cultural adaptation, and raise your awareness of mental health as well as self‑adjustment capabilities, the School of International Education will hold a special lecture on mental health for new international students. As an important component of freshmen orientation education, this lecture requires your full attention and active participation. Relevant details are notified as follows:

I. Lecture Time

2:00 p.m., Friday, September 18, 2026

II. Lecture Venue

The first Lecture Hall, Building 4

III. Participants

All new international students who have no classes shall attend on time.

IV. Leave Application

Students who cannot attend due to conflicting classes or other reasons must complete leave‑request procedures at the International Student Affairs Office in advance. Unauthorized absence without approved leave will be recorded in the integrity file.

V. Notes

Please arrive at the venue 10 minutes early and take your seat as guided by staff members.

Please set your mobile phones to silent or power‑off mode during the lecture and maintain good order of the venue.

There will be an interactive session. You are welcome to raise questions and engage in discussions.

Mental health is essential for your study and life in China. We hope you will value this learning opportunity and take an active part.

Should you have any questions, please contact the International Student Affairs Office.

International Student Affairs Office

School of International Education

September 15, 2026