At 19:30 of September 27th, the first basketball tournament hosted by UIBE MPA Alumni Association (Preparatory Committee) was successfully held on basketball court of UIBE. The two teams of this tournament were composed of members from MPA graduates admitted in 2012 and 2013. Wu Chengzhong, Director of MPA Education Center of School of Public Administration, UIBE attended this activity and made a speech, kicking off by himself for this basketball game.

This basketball tournament hosted by UIBE MPA Alumni Association (Preparatory Committee) did not only enrich the leisure life of MPA students and strengthen the friendship between students from different grades, but also further enhanced their sense of belonging and sense of identity to their school and university. UIBE MPA Alumni Association (Preparatory Committee) will actively build a platform for holding a variety of campus activities, aiming at enriching campus life of the students and contributing to their all-round development.


UIBE MPA Alumni Association (Preparatory Committee) is established as a temporary organization and serves for the formal establishment of UIBE MPA Alumni Association, whose members are mainly charismatic class leaders from MPA graduate class. Currently, the friendship between MPA graduates is enhanced mainly through holding team activities. Meanwhile, UIBE MPA Alumni Association (Preparatory Committee) organizes, coordinates and copes with all issues concerning the establishment of MPA Alumni Association.


This game was not only competitive but also joyful. For the first three rounds, the participants were mainly boys. However, for the fourth round, a girl was added into each team and it was decided that if a girl hit then the team where she was in could gain four scores. The game formally started along with a whistle. Members of each team were enthusiastic, actively cooperated with each other and conducted defense and attack round by round. The scores of two teams were almost the same, which contributed to a thrilling and stimulating atmosphere. It was until the fourth round where a girl was added into each team that the thrilling atmosphere reached its peak and finally the representative team composed of graduates admitted in 2013 won by a narrow margin. After the game, teachers from MPA Center issued precious gifts for each team and took a picture with them for commemoration.

