Ton Duc Thang University Organizes the Music and Sharing Program Titled “Touching Winter”
On December 20, 2024, the music and sharing program titled “Touching Winter” took place at Hall 2A of Ton Duc Thang University (TDTU), attracting the participation of numerous lecturers, staff, and more than 1,000 students.
The event featured distinguished guests, including MSc. Dr. Chau Ngoc To Trinh – Director of Citrine Derma Clinic, the main sponsor of the program, and guest singer Hong Phuong. From TDTU, the program was honored by the presence of Dr. Dong Si Thien Chau – Vice President of TDTU, Ms. Dang Thi Kim Anh, MA – Head of Department of Student Affairs and Head of the Organizing Committee, along with a number of lecturers and staff of the University.
In addition to heartfelt and gentle songs, the highlight of the program was the appearance of more than 300 letters written by students themselves. Each letter carried personal thoughts, stories, or sincere emotions that had never been shared before, painting a vivid picture of young souls on their journey of growth and self-discovery.
“Touching Winter” was not only a music event but also a journey to discover profound and beautiful values within each individual. It helped students find connection and inspiration to move forward confidently in life. The event created a unique space where participants could regain emotional balance, enhance their mental well-being, and foster deeper connections with themselves and the surrounding community.
TDTU students immersing themselves in the soulful musical atmosphere and sharing heartfelt letters and emotional stories
On this occasion, to continue supporting students at Ton Duc Thang University who excel academically and in personal development despite challenges, the Department of Student Affairs successfully secured scholarships from a valued corporate partner, Citrine Derma Clinic. A total of five scholarships, each valued at 2 million VND, were awarded to deserving students.
The program demonstrated the University’s deep commitment to fostering positive emotions, spreading profound values of love, and enhancing sustainable happiness for students. It aligns with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 3: “Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages.” Additionally, the event served as a meaningful year-end gift from the University to its students, offering encouragement for continued academic excellence, personal growth, and self-development.
