Short Bio
Dr. Jayson Lou Chi Kin(BSW,MSW,MBA,PhD.Edu)
Dr. Lou Chi-kin completed his PhD in Education at the City University of Macau, with a research topic on Emergin adulthood and maturity development. After graduation, he continued to conduct research in different fields in the direction of adolescent and adult career and talent development. He is currently Programme Coordinator of Master of Social Work of the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of St. Joseph. He has also 18 years of frontline social work experience.
Since 2005, after graduating from the advanced degree program in social work at Macau Polytechnic University (then Macau Polytechnic Institute), he started his social workers' career in the field include community, youth, on-campus social work services and adults. Career development and other services, he also carried out different services during his work, such as micro-film creation, experiential learning, etc., which were relatively new social work intervention methods at the time, and won the award for the most creative social worker in 2010.
Dr. Lou holds two master's degrees at the same time. After completing the supplementary course for the bachelor's degree in social work in 2008, he completed the Master's Degree of Business Administration at the University of Saint Joseph in 2010, with the research topic of social responsibility, and completed The Master of Advanced Social Work at the University of Melbourne in 2024., that he further hopes to introduce knowledge and technology from countries with more advanced social services for the development of social work in Macao.
Dr. Lou is currently a member of the Professional Committee of Social Workers of the Macau Special Administrative Region, responsible for the recognition and registration of social work academic qualifications in Macau. He is also a director of the Professional Committee of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Education Collaborative Development of the Guangdong Provincial Education Society and a researcher on responsible management education in China. He is an expert member of the institute committee and the project leader of the Macau Center of the China Institute of Responsible Management Education. He is also the executive director of the Macau Doctoral Think Tank.
Publications
Publication
Lou, J. C. K. & Chung, S. F. (2018). Drama show as a means of social work intervention to develop the self–esteem and career achievement of secondary school students in Macau. International Journal of Social Work and Human Services Practice, 6(2), 23-29.
Tam, H. L., Chung, S. F., & Lou, C. K. (2018). A review of triage accuracy and future direction. BMC emergency medicine, 18(1), 58.
李衛燕、鍾少鳳、盧子健（2014）。服務性學習—創新能力培養之路。大學生創新能力培養研究國際學術研討會論文集。澳門理工學院。151–156頁。
Oral Presentation
盧子健(2023)。從復常時代的社會工作教育經驗看中國內地與澳門社會工作實務工作學習。第六屆粵港澳大灣區發展與教育創新高端論壇
盧子健(2023)。在職單親婦女生活壓力及社區支援模式。珠澳女职工心理健康论坛
盧子健(2022)。以攝影為介入手法延緩長者認知衰退。“腦友同行”粵港澳大灣區認知症服務交流會
Lou, J. C. K(2021),"Using experiential learning to prepare social work students for case work practice - a phenomenological pedagogy study",WALS 2021
Lou, J. C. K(2021),"A learning study of a communication and service course for fishers of Macau: how to conduct it by one individual",WALS 2021
Modules
Year 1 Master
"This course covers the purpose, values and contexts of social work practice. It explores social and psychological thoughts, and theories relevant to social work practice. Major concepts and principles are discussed utilizing an interdisciplinary perspective.
The course reviews the characteristics of potential client populations and the socio-cultural contexts for intervention. It involves the analysis of direct and indirect professional practice tackling novel situations in local context. "
"This course provides a framework of analyzing and formulating social policy in the current political, economic and social environment in local context. It examines the roles and processes in social policy and the translation of policy to social service delivery in bringing about social welfare. By understanding how and why social policies develop, students learn to analyze policy and think critically about the use of policy for intervention in the social welfare sector.
Students will become familiar with the roles of government and non-government organizations in implementing social policies. This should further the understanding of the development of welfare services to meet the needs of the vulnerable groups in the context of rapid economic and social change."
Year 2 Bachelor
This course focuses on the studies of the methods and skills of intervention, and the dynamic use of group process by the social worker working with groups. The foundation of the course is social work values and the ethical decision-making process. The content encompasses both task and treatment groups utilizing an ecosystems developmental framework. The course emphasizes understanding, affirming, and respecting groups with diverse backgrounds. Social work group facilitation is taught utilizing empirically based theories and interventions to achieve client goals. Students will know how to evaluate the effectiveness of group interventions.
This course module will discuss theoretical and conceptual framework of policy process, models and approaches of policy analysis. It will cover the problems and situational analysis, gathering of information for developing and formulating public policy in relation to social work, social welfare and social development.
Year 4 Bachelor
"This course provides a framework of analyzing and formulating social policy in the current political, economic and social environment in local context. It examines the roles and processes in social policy and the translation of policy to social service delivery in bringing about social welfare. By understanding how and why social policies develop, students learn to analyze policy and think critically about the use of policy for intervention in the social welfare sector.
Students will become familiar with the roles of government and non-government organizations in implementing social policies. This should further the understanding of the development of welfare services to meet the needs of the vulnerable groups in the context of rapid economic and social change.
This course is also designed to provide students with a basic understanding of the law, legal processes, and legal systems as they relate to social work practice.
Students will become familiar with the roles of government and non-government organizations in implementing social policies. This should further the understanding of the development of welfare services to meet the needs of the vulnerable groups in the context of rapid economic and social change.
This course is also designed to provide students with a basic understanding of the law, legal processes, and legal systems as they relate to social work practice."
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