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Undergraduate Office (UGO) Monthly Announcement – February Issue

Highlight

AACSB Welcoming Reception Organized by the Faculty of Business Administration of CUHK (CUBA)

Professor Andrew C.F. Chan, Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies), the Convener (Ms. Leonie Ki, SBS, JP, Managing Director of New World China Enterprises Projects Ltd.) and two other Advisory Board Members of Undergraduate Studies in Business (Dr William Ho Shiu-wei, JP, Former Chief Executive, Hospital Authority and Dr John Yeung, OBE, JP, Managing Director of the Cross-Harbour (Holdings) Ltd), colleagues and friends of the UGO, and over 30 students and alumni coming from our undergraduate business programmes of the UGO all attended the AACSB Welcoming Reception.

CUBA has been accredited by the AACSB International (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) since 1999. Entering the 10th year of our partnership with AACSB, a team of AACSB scholars visited the Faculty in mid February to learn more about the latest developments. The reception, hosted by the Faculty, enabled the visiting team to meet with students, alumni, faculty members and fellow partners who have all along been very supportive and have contributed to the advancement of the Faculty over the years.

From left: Prof. T.J. Wong, Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration; Dr William Ho Shiu-wei, Advisory Board Member of Undergraduate Studies in Business; Prof. Kenneth Young, Pro-Vice-Chancellor

II.

Students' Achievements

CUBA Students Win First Place at the Kogod Gartenhaus Financial Case Competition 2009

Four Global Business Studies Year 2 students — Arnold Chan, Kelvin Chan, Helen Mak and Junes Shek — won first place at the Kogod Gartenhaus Financial Case Competition 2009 in the United States. The case competition was organized by the American University at Washington D.C., and the team competed with 48 teams coming from institutions around the world. Our heartiest congratulations to them!

The champion team – (from left) Helen Mak, Junes Shek, Kelvin Chan and Arnold Chan

One of the team members, Helen Mak, tells us what it was like: “The excitement of the competition lies in the fact that the four of us worked together whole-heartedly with absolutely no distraction at all for three whole days. Our minds were flooded with information about South African Sofa the whole time and we randomly threw in new ideas even when we were having a dinner.

We all agreed it was the first time we put so much effort into a competition, from initial brainstorming, to extensive research and endless rehearsal. The reward speaks for itself. Our commitment to the competition and team dynamics allowed us to stand out among our competitors. It was an incredible experience for all of us and we learnt a lot more from the exchange of ideas, from observing our competitors, and from the great feedback we obtained from a pool of over 60 prestigious judges. The networking events of the American University throughout the competition brought us new insights about the Western business culture. I really cherish this experience so much so that in the future I would hope to have the chance to join other overseas case competitions.”

CUBA Students Win the Championship in HKFBS Business Administration Paper

A team of four Global Business Studies Year 3 students — Oliver Chan, Ruby Chik, Lily Hui and Kayan Leung — won the Championship in the HKFBS Business Administration of the Year. The team beat more than 200 teams coming from local tertiary institutions and got into the final round. The CUBA team competed against UST, BU and Shue Yan in the final round. With a thorough analysis and outstanding performance, the CUBA team won the Championship in the competition. Our heartiest congratulations!

The champion team – (from 2nd left) Lily Hui, Oliver Chan, Ruby Chik and Kayan Leung

III.

Recent Activities:

Experiential Learning Activities

CUBA Students Attend TV Public Forum for the 2009-10 Budget

Priscillia Lam (BBA-JD Year 2) and Icy Wen (BBA-JD Year 1) attended the TV Public Forum for the 2009-10 Budget. Professor Raymond So, Programme Director of BBA-JD and Associate Professor of Department of Finance, was invited to be the guest commentator and made remarks about the 2009-10 Budget.

From left: Priscillia Lam, Mr John Tsang Chun-wah, JP, Financial Secretary, Icy Wen, Professor Raymond So

Heart to Heart Talk

Topic	: 逆境自強 (Enhancement in the Face of Adversity
Speaker	: Mr Hung Chung Yam (洪松蔭先生), District Director, AIA Company (Bermuda) Ltd, and Former Top Hong Kong Cyclist
Date	: 6 February 2009, Friday
Time	: 5:00pm – 6:15pm
Venue	: LPN LT, Y.C. Liang Hall

Mr Hung Chung Yam shared his touching story with the audience, from his childhood to his life as a “full-time amateur cyclist”. Despite living in an impoverished environment, he never gave up on his dream to become a top cyclist in Hong Kong and go beyond the boundaries. He was persistent in pursuing his goal, many days doing cycling practice from around 5:00am to 8:00pm. Eventually, he represented Hong Kong to participate in international cycling competitions and won many champion titles. His persistence and spirit set him apart as role model for our students. His motto, “turn the corner, continue and you will be there (前面轉彎直行就到)” is encouraging and drives him to overcome difficulties in adverse situations.

A welcoming dinner was arranged after the Heart to Heart talk. It was our honour to have Professor T.J. Wong, Dean of the CUHK Faculty of Business Administration, to deliver the welcoming remarks to the GLOBE students during the welcoming dinner.

Standing, from left: Prof. Andrew C.F. Chan and Mr Hung Chung Yam

Mr Hung Chung Yam shares his stories with the audience.

Budy Ching, Integrated BBA Year 3 student, shares with us his reflection:

“Success is the result of much effort. I have learnt a great lesson from Mr Hung Chung Yam, who was the Olympic representative of Hong Kong in 1984. He told us about his successful path and a meaningful story. No one can be great without effort. His training, which involves riding around Hong Kong for three hours every day, is astonishing. His sportsmanship, honor and personality are all admirable.”

Elite Mentorship Programme Thank-you Dinner

Date	: 4 February 2009, Wednesday
Time	: 7:00pm – 9:30pm
Venue	: Tang Court, Langham Hotel

To express our gratitude and appreciation to our elite mentors of the mentorship programme for their valuable support and effort, we organized a thank-you dinner on 4 February. During the dinner, the mentors and the mentees shared their feelings and exchanged views about the mentorship programme. We would like to take this opportunity to express our special thanks to Professor Stella So, Convener of the Elite Mentorship Programme, for her unreserved support of the programme, and other elite mentors who were not able to attend the dinner.

The participants of the dinner included:

- Prof. Andrew C.F. Chan, Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies)
- Prof. Stella So, Convener of the Elite Mentorship Programme
- Ms Pandora Cheung, Managing Director, Mary Cheung & Associates (International) Ltd.
- Ms Connie Lau, Chief Executive, Consumer Council
- Mr Paul Pong, Managing Director, Pegasus Fund Managers Limited
- Mr Addy W. H. Wong, Managing Director, Centaline Property Agency Limited
- Mr Wong Kam Shing, Managing Director, Kowloon Watch Co.
- Mr Pang Ho Wai Richard (Integrated BBA Year 3, mentee of Mr Wong Kam Shing)
- Mr Leung Yuet Fai Simon (Integrated BBA Year 3, mentee of Mr Addy Wong)
- Ms Lily Hui (Global Business Studies Year 3, mentee of Ms Doris Chu)
- Mr Justine Yeung (Global Business Studies Year 3, mentee of Mr Paul Pong)
- Ms Michele Tang, Executive Officer, UGO

A wonderful dinner with professors, elite mentors and elite mentees

Justin Yeung, Global Business Studies Year 3 student, shares his feeling with us:

“I am grateful to have Mr Paul Pong, founder of Pegasus Fund Managers Limited, as my mentor. From this elite mentorship programme, I had the precious opportunity to interact directly and closely with a managing director of one of the largest financial consulting firms in Hong Kong, and someone who does not meet with students normally.

Mr Pong is an energetic and kind mentor. I still remember that in my first meeting with him when I went to his office, he shared his views on the buy-side and sell-side of investment banks with me enthusiastically. Since then, I have developed a passion for investment banks. I have gained firsthand insights into fund management as well as great guidance from him. This has enhanced my personal growth and career-planning ability.

Mr Pong and I are now friends, and we still keep in touch. This elite mentorship closing dinner does not mark the end of our friendship, but a start of the next journey.”

Champion Apprentice Programme

Mr. Paul Kan, Chairman and Founder of the Champion Technology, met with selected students on 11 and 18 January at Cafe Landmark and Shatin Racecourse respectively. Mr. Paul Kan provided the students with valuable insights and constructive advices on business practices and personal developments. The students found the meetings very fruitful and valuable.

Mr Paul Kan (right) with the students

Grace Chu, year 2 BBA-JD student, writes about the meeting:

“It was definitely my honour to be a mentee of Mr Paul Kan. We began our mentor-mentee relationship more than a year ago and I have been learning a lot from him.

Mr Kan is no doubt a busy person, but he still made time to be a responsible and caring mentor. He meets up with us mentees quite often, sometimes as frequent as once a week, which demonstrates his sincerity in maintaining a close mentorship.

As a young adult who still has a lot to learn about society and about life, I have gained a lot of insight from Mr Kan. He shared his experiences and perceptions on different issues with us, and he was eager to give us his advice so that we would not repeat the same mistakes. Moreover, since Mr Kan was a very knowledgeable person himself, our gatherings with him would never be boring — we talked about everything from history to biology to mythology. We’ve come to really understand the meaning of ‘life-long learning’.

But our mentor-mentee relationship does not only rely upon our gatherings. Mr Kan welcomes our contact any time we have problems regarding school, family or anything else in life. The times we contacted through emails and phone calls, he always gave me very useful advice on important decision-making. I am grateful for his teaching, and I believe that I will be able to make decisions for myself in the future without encountering regrets.”

Public Forum on “2009年香港轉變　轉變香港”

Date	: 20 February 2009, Friday

Seven CUBA students participated in the public forum on “2009年香港轉變　轉變香港”. The BBA Alumni Association of CUHK was one of the organizers of the pubic forum. Professor Andrew C.F. Chan, Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies) of the Faculty, was invited to deliver a welcoming remark. The guest speakers of the forum, Professor Lawrence J. Lau, Vice-Chancellor of CUHK, and Mr Ronnie Chan, Chairman of Hang Lung Properties Limited, shared their valuable insights with the audience.

Vickle Lau, BBA-JD Year 1 student, and Keith Kan, Quantitative Finance Year 1 student, tell us what they learned:

Said Vickle, “The forum was truly a wonderful experience! I was able to acquire insights from two heavyweights in their respective disciplines, which indeed broadened my horizons greatly.

During the first part of the forum, Professor Lawrence J. Lau shared his opinions on Hong Kong’s changing economy. Professor Lau concluded with the history of the economic progress of Hong Kong over the past decades. Afterwards, he projected the future economic development. He illustrated several strengths that Hong Kong could employ to maintain its competitiveness, such as the geographical location and its legal system. The speech was both inspiring and stimulating, giving us new ideas in adapting to the fast-changing world.

In the second half of the forum, Mr Ronnie Chan shared his thoughts on Hong Kong’s new position in the new world and order. Reflecting from his experience in the business field, Mr Chan suggested that Hong Kong people should endeavour to become more closely associated with China. He stressed that China had become an indispensable body in the global economy. Hence, the earlier Hong Kong people understood the Mainland’s lifestyle and culture, the more likely we could succeed. He also advised us to abandon the arrogance we might once have had, but to sincerely learn from the Mainland. Only then could a win-win scenario be realized.”

Said Keith Kan, “When I first entered the hall, I would never have imagined that this would be such an insightful and inspiring afternoon. If I could summarize the whole forum into one word, I would definitely choose this: China. Both speakers, our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Lawrence J. Lau and notable business person Mr Ronnie Chan, stressed that Hong Kong has no other path but to keep on embracing China. What they differed on was how Hong Kong should position herself. China has become one of the largest creditors in the world, like the United States after the two World Wars, and its purchasing power and growing opportunity are infinite. Given this, in Hong Kong, there have been voices advocating entry into China’s service market. However, the government has not done much long term planning about how to embrace this golden chance. Preparing society is not enough.

Therefore, I believe the message of the forum was that whoever wants a fruitful future needs to take action now. While doubts about ‘how to proceed’ still pervade general opinion, people with clearer vision can be the pioneers. Mr Chan made a good point when he was talking about his dinner with his students: the best and brightest should be in China searching for gold, not sitting in Hong Kong dining with him! In this world of turbulence, we need to return to our motherland in search of opportunity.”

Participation in RTHK Radio Programme “New Thinking in Management”

(a) Topic: E-era

Date	: 21 January 2009, Thursday

Henry Keung, Year 1 Global Business Studies student, assisted in the radio programme hosted by Professor Andrew C.F. Chan, Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies). The topic of the episode was “E-era”. To listen to the radio programme, you may click http://www.rthk.org.hk/rthk/radio1/NovaManagement/20090125.html.

Says Henry:

“It was my great honour and pleasure to be invited to attend the recording of this episode of “New Thinking in Management”, titled “E-era”. As my interest in this realm has evolved since childhood, it was absolutely thrilling to be able to personally meet and interact with veterans in the IT field. Encountering Mr Herman Lam, General Manager of Microsoft (Hong Kong), and Mr Davy Ma, General Manager of Media Explorer, was expectedly inspiring but unexpectedly ‘cozy’. Professor Chan and the two guests were not only remarkably knowledgeable; they were also very willing to share their knowledge. Before recording even began, they had already given me plenty of useful advice.

As the recording proceeded, RTHK host Ms Cindy Lau talked about the emergence of the E-era, how it benefitted the government and enterprises, and how it would continue to develop and create more value for the human race. The discussion was filled with good examples and the flow was exceptionally smooth. The only problem was that they had too much to share. I was really glad that Professor Chan had asked me to raise questions during the recording and actually took my points to the table for discussion. It’s amazing to listen to experts answering your queries.

All in all, the recording was a fruitful experience and the insights were very inspiring. The power of innovation, the importance of humanity in the E-era and the unlimited application potential of technology are the key messages I took away from the programme. These messages will certainly become integrated into my thinking. Lastly, I would like to take this opportunity to extend my warmest gratitude to CUBA, Professor Chan, and Ms Amy Mak for the kind invitation and Mr Herman Lam, Mr Davy Ma and Ms Cindy Lau for their invaluable sharing.”

From left: Prof. Andrew C.F. Chan, Mr. Herman Lam, General Manager, Microsoft Hong Kong Limited and Henry Keung

(b) Topic: How to Protect Cultural Heritage?

Date	: 13 February 2009, Friday

Ray Chua, Integrated BBA Programme Year 2 student, attended the RTHK radio programme. The guest speaker of the episode was Professor Bernard Lim, JP, FHKIA, Professor of Department of Architecture of CUHK. The episode is available at http://www.rthk.org.hk/rthk/radio1/NovaManagement/20090215.html.

From left: Ray Chua, Professor Andrew C.F. Chan, Professor Bernard Lim

Date	: 19 February 2009, Thursday

SKiki Shek, Integrated BBA Programme Year 2 student, attended the radio programme hosted by Professor Andrew C.F. Chan, Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies). Below is Kiki’s reflection:

How can golf be related to management? I asked this question the day before the programme. But now, I am inextricably bogged down in thoughts of golf, which turned out to be a fascinating and psychologically healthy social activity.

Throughout the discussions between Professor Chan, a management expert, Dr Chan, an experienced professional and Mr Albert Au, a respected golf player, I learnt to appreciate golf. Not only can it connect people together to enjoy the beauty of nature, it can also help with one to grow through challenges.

As Professor Chan said, "A small discrepancy leads to a great error." This matches perfectly with what Dr Chan noted: "A straw shows which way the wind blows."

With the current financial turmoil, we should stay focused and search for the small clues that tell us what is coming afterwards so as to be well-prepared. Concerning work and life, haste brings no success. Like Tiger Woods, I will learn to focus on the ‘match’ of a lifetime instead of merely a plateful of it. And I will also bear things with equanimity as well as thinking thrice before acting. This was not the first time since I joined the programme. Frankly speaking, I found it even more inspirational and am looking forward to further opportunities.

Undergraduate Mentorship Programme

Date	: 19 December 2008, Friday
Mentor	: Ms Cindy Chan, Head of Administration, Clothing Industry Training Authority, HKSARG
Mentee	: TWong Wan Keung Francis, Quantitative Finance Year 3

Wong Wan Keung Francis, who is a student participant of the Undergraduate Mentorship Programme, is pleased talk about his first meeting with his mentor:

“It was an unforgettable experience the first time I saw Cindy.

She has a number of responsibilities, including her teaching job at City University and being the mentor of a dozen mentees. Any one of her roles would be difficult for the average person. However, she still managed to squeeze time in to have lunch with me and another mentee, show us around her workplace and tell us about the development of the garment industry in Hong Kong. It was a brand new experience to us.

I still wonder how she manages to do everything so well. Her time-management skills are definitely remarkable. She also shared with us her attitude and philosophy towards her work. If you are not capable of managing your own tasks, you cannot mean to stay at your position. I found her insight impressive. After all, the more you give, the more you take.

I am looking forwards to seeing Cindy again and learning more about the story behind her success."

Cindy Chan (left) and Francis Wong

Dining Etiquette Workshop

Date	: 20 January 2009, Tuesday
Time	: 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Venue	: The Harbourview, Wanchai

A workshop aimed at cultivating students with proper dining etiquette was arranged on 20 January. In the workshop, the trainer showed students techniques and rules for what to do during a business dinner. Ma Chui Shuen Shannon, Integrated BBA Year 4, who participated in the workshop, tells us what she learned:

"It has been my pleasure to learn from Mr Raymond Chan. He was very professional and has much experience in the catering industry. One of the most valuable lessons I have learnt from him was about the mentality of different diners, restaurant staff or even interviewers (who also count as diners) at the dining table, since understanding what others need is truly the first step to behaving in an appropriate manner. And he was great fun as a trainer — what a challenge it was to get us the roast chicken as the main dish! Like he said, having overcome this dish, we will be much more confident cutting all the easier dishes. Everyone near me had great difficulty but great fun struggling with the chicken, and we all laughed at the idea of massaging our sore hands back at home. All in all it was a fun, insightful and practical workshop which should be taken by every business student, or even by everyone, as Raymond suggested."

Talking to CEOs (organized by EMBA Programme of CUHK)

An alumnus of CUBA, Mr Jeffrey Hui, attended the CEO Talk hosted by the EMBA Programme of CUHK. Below is his reflection:

“’Thought-provoking’ is the best adjective that I can use to describe the “Talking to CEOs”.

Mr Alfred Tsoi’s enthusiasm and passion in career and life are most admirable. From Mr Tsoi’s invaluable sharing, I have come to learn more about how a top-notch CEO thinks, embraces challenges, motivates his co-workers and manages a business. What impressed me most was Mr Tsoi’s sharing of his salesmanship experiences at IBM! Mr Tsoi did give us a most inspiring illustration about how these precious experiences contributed to his later successes in career and life!

Thanks again for your most generous sharing about the keys to successes, Mr Tsoi! It does serve as the most encouraging reinforcement for the coming strategic moves in my career journey! I would also like to express my heartfelt gratitude to CUBA, CUHK EMBA programmes and Prof. Andrew C.F. Chan, for giving me such a golden opportunity to learn from Mr Tsoi, the great business guru!”

From left: Prof. Andrew C.F. Chan; Mr Alfred Tsoi, Managing Director of Yahoo! Holdings (Hong Kong) Limited (CUBA alumnus); Mr Chan Yiu Wah, Head, RTHK, Radio Division, Chinese Programme Service, Radio 1; Mr Jeffrey Hui

(B)

Admission and Promotion

CUBA Meetings with Career Masters

Faculty members of different business undergraduate programmes met and interacted with career masters face-to-face. The Meetings served as an important channel for career masters of secondary schools to obtain the latest information on our admission requirements, curriculum design, student enrichment activity developments and the career prospects of our graduates. Both parties found their discussion to be very fruitful and contributive.

Session I
Date	: 7 February 2009, Saturday
Time	: 2:30pm - 4:30pm
Venue	: Amber Room, MBA Town Center, Bank of America Tower, Admiralty

Session II
Date	: 14 February 2009, Saturday
Time	: 11:00am - 1:00pm
Venue	: UG03, Chen Kou Bun Building, The Chinese University of HK, Shatin

We would like to thank the following Faculty members who participated in the meetings:

Prof. Chan Wai Sum, Professor, Department of Finance
Prof. Gordon Cheung, Professor, Department of Management (for Global Business Studies)
Prof. Y.F. Chow, Associate Professor, Department of Finance
Prof. Lee Kam Hon, Director, School of Hotel and Tourism Management
Prof. Andrew Ng, Assistant Professor, Department of Finance
Prof. Raymond So, Associate Professor, Department of Finance (for BBA-JD and QFN)
Prof. Wong Hoi Ying (from Risk Management Science) (for QFN-RMS)
Ms Melina Iu, Administrative Director (Undergraduate Programmes)
Ms Betty Chau, Executive Officer, UGO

Information Seminar for Careers Counsellors of International Schools in Hong Kong

Date	: 20 February 2009, Friday

Mr Chan Ho Fung, Professional Consultant of Department of Marketing, represented the Faculty to attend the Information Seminar for Careers Counsellors of International Schools in Hong Kong. Mr Chan delivered a presentation and introduced the Faculty to the careers counselors of international schools in Hong Kong.

Mr Chan Ho Fung, Professional Consultant of Department of Marketing

Early Admissions Scheme Admission (EAS) Interview

Date	: 21 February 2009, Saturday
Venue	: CUHK Campus

A centralized admission interview for Early Admissions Scheme (EAS) applicants was held on 21 February. To show our warm hospitality to applicants and their parents, the University arranged a reception and campus tour. Faculty members together with other university members served as interview panelists or hospitality team members on that day. Participating Faculty members included, but not limited to:

Prof. T.J Wong, Dean
Prof. Andrew C.F. Chan, Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies)
Mr Jimmy Chiu (for Integrated BBA Programme)
Prof. Gordon Cheung (for Global Business Studies)
Prof. Raymond So (for BBA-JD and for Quantitative Finance Programme)
Prof. Lee Kam Hon (for Hotel and Tourism Management Programme)
Prof. Albert Wong (for Insurance, Financial and Actuarial Analysis Programme)
Mr Raymond Wong (for Professional Accountancy Programme)
Prof. Y.F. Chow (for Quantitative Finance Programme and for QFN-RMS)
Prof. Leslie Young (for QFN-RMS)
Prof. Wong Hoi Ying and Mr Ho Kwok Wah coming from Risk Management Science Programme (for QFN-RMS)

Prof. Lawrence J. Lau, Vice-Chancellor (left), Prof. Andrew C.F. Chan, Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies) of CUBA (right) and the students

Prof. Kenneth Young, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (2^nd left) and the students

For applicants’ ease of reference, some powerpoint slides shown during the EAS Information Session on 10 January are available at:

- Global Business Studies

- Hotel and Tourism Management Programme

- Insurance, Financial and Actuarial Analysis Programme

- Quantitative Finance Programme

(C)

Information Sessions on IBBA Concentration Selection 2009

Celebration Luncheon organized by Regeneration Society

Date	:12 & 13 February 2009, Thursday and Friday

The Information Sessions on IBBA Concentration Selection 2009 was held on 12 and 13 February at LT7, Teaching Complex at Western Campus (TCW). The event was well received with participation of more than 200 Year 1 IBBA major students, some Year 2 IBBA major students who have not yet declared their concentration area(s) and some Mainland (BUF) students admitted in 2008-09.

During the event, teaching staff including Prof. W. M. Fong (Department of Finance), Mr. Jimmy Chiu (Department of Management), Prof. Jeff Yeung (Department of Decision Sciences and Managerial Economics), Prof. Li Hong Yi ((Department of Decision Sciences and Managerial Economics), Dr. Chow Lap Kei ((Department of Decision Sciences and Managerial Economics), Prof. Henry Fock (Department of Marketing), Dr. Victor Lau (Department of Management) and Prof. Samuel Chan ((Department of Decision Sciences and Managerial Economics) introduced the major features of different concentration areas available under the IBBA Programme which facilitated the students in making their concentration choices.

(D)

UGO Member’s Participation Social Services / Forum

CUHK 45^th Anniversary Lecture Series Arranged by the University
（香港中文大學45周年校慶公開講座系列）

Topic	: 如何推動變革－向成功的 CEO 借鏡
Speaker	: Professor Andrew C.F. Chan, Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies), CUHK Faculty of Business Administration
Date	: 25 February 2009, Wednesday
Time	: 7:00pm - 8:30pm
Venue	: Lecture Theatre, Hong Kong Central Library, Causeway Bay

Prof. Andrew C.F. Chan

(E)

Faculty Member’s Contribution to UGO

Spring cum Thank-you Lunch

Date	: 11 February 2009, Wednesday
Venue	: UC Staff Canteen

Prof. Andrew C.F. Chan, Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies), hosted a spring cum thank-you lunch to Faculty members / angels who have rendered their unreserved support to UGO in the past year. The Faculty members and angels included (from left in front row of the photo below):

- Prof. Gordon Cheung, Professor, Department of Management
- Mrs Lena Young, Former Faculty Secretary
- Mr Kwong Kowk Shi, Teaching Fellow, School of Accountancy
- Mr Franko Wong, Instructor, Department of Decision Sciences and Management Economics
- Prof. Jessica Kwong, Associate Professor, Department of Marketing
- Prof. Stella So, Associate Professor, Department of Marketing
- Mr Chan Ho Fung, Professional Consultant, Department of Marketing
- Prof Chan Wai Sum, Professor, Department of Finance
- Prof. Raymond So, Associate Professor, Department of Finance

II.

Upcoming Events:

(A)

Experiential Learning Activities

Sharing Session by Elite Leader (co-organized by the Undergraduate Office and Asia-Pacific Institute of Business of CUBA)

Date	: 19 March 2009, Thursday
Time	: 7:15pm – 8:15pm
Speaker	: Mr Stanley Wong, Director of ICBC (Asia) (中國工商銀行（亞洲）董事、副總經理暨替任行政總裁黃遠輝先生)

(B)

Admission and Promotion

Admission Talk for Queen’s College

Date	: 2 March 2009
Time	: to be confirmed
Speaker	: to be confirmed