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HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY VOL.12 NO.5 4 JULY 2001

10th anniversary celebrations continue

INSIDE THIS ISSUE The wired world gathers at HKUST for the

bi-annual meeting of the Advisor y Committee of the World Wide Web Consor tium ( W3C)—a global forum created to lead the Web to its full potential.

The united colors of HKUST: Over 80 students of more than 20 ethnic origins studying at HKUST enjoy a relaxed social evening with faculty and staff at the International Students Gala.

Cultural exchange: Student performers from the Nanjing U n i v e r s i t y A r t s Group kick off the 10th Anniversary University Cultural Exchange Series with a lively medley of traditional and c o n t e m p o r a r y music , dance and drama.

(5 May); and nanoscientist Prof Marvin Cohen of the University of California at Berkeley (15 May).

P r o f B o l t o n’s lecture was timed to coincide with the inauguration of the Geotechnical Centrifuge Facility; and Prof Cohen’s with that of the Institute of Nano Science and Technology. The World Wide Web was also under focus when its inventor, Tim Berners-Lee, and 200 other leading lights of the wired world converged at HKUST for the bi-annual meeting of the Advisory Committee of the

World Wide Web Consortium (W3C; 30 April to 1 May).

Anniversary celebrations continue through December. Upcoming events include roving exhibitions, a birthday carnival and more cul-tural programs. Details are listed in Genesis and on the 10th anniversary web site at http://www.ust.hk/10A.

New ties with Peking University ... 2

Awards update ... 2

Pathfinders 2001 ... 3

Graduate employment figures ... 3

Farewell party for Prof & Mrs Woo ... 4

The most of HKUST ... 4

Amphitheater opens ... 5

Warmest welcome to new President

An electrically charged new era dawns as the University hails the arrival of its second President, Prof Paul Ching-Wu Chu, who assumed office on 1 July.

President Chu, a world expert in superconductivity, has been courted by

many universities keen to acquire his talents. However, only HKUST and the exciting times that lie ahead in its second decade succeeded in persuading him to exchange the Lone Star state of Texas and the University of Houston, where he had worked for over 20 years, for

the bright lights of the SAR.

“Coming to Hong Kong gives me a sense of home-coming,” says President Chu, who was born in China and whose parents are Cantonese. The University community is proud and happy to say: “Welcome back!”

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rom distinguished lectures and schol arly gatherings to parties, cultural exchanges and photographic exhibi-tions—the 10th anniversary celebrations offer something for ever yone in the immediate HKUST community, and much for our friends and supporters too.

Highlights in the University’s cultural and social calendar since the official launch of the festivities on 23 April have included: a special 10th Anniversary Alumni–Students Confluence (24 April); music, dance and drama perfor-mances by the Nanjing University Arts Group (24 to 26 April); an

International Student Gala (4 May); and Le French May Photo Exhibition: Eloge de l’Avenir (Celebrating the Future—French Industry at the Be-ginning of the Third Millennium; 23 May to 8 June).

At the academic level, we have been kept on our toes by renowned scholars flown in from top US and British universities

to deliver 10th Anniversary Distinguished Lectures. The series kicked off on 2 April with a talk by neuroscientist Prof Zach Hall of the University of California at San Francisco. He was followed by Prof Malcolm Bolton of the University of Cambridge (3 April); modern China expert Prof Andrew Walder of Stanford University (2 May); post-colonial theorist Prof Gayatri Spivak of Columbia University

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GENESIS, 4 July 2001

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Awards update

Forging new ties with Peking University

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o be the best, work with the best. This philosophy, carved from day one into the Clear Water Bay outlook, has seen the University link up with many internationally renowned institutions to mutually enhance learning and research opportunities. Now a ser ies of far-sighted init iatives are strengthening ties between HKUST and the prestigious Peking University (PKU), assist ing the de velopment of b ot h universities, the Hong Kong Bay area and beyond.

This fall, the universities join forces to launch two pioneering programs: an MD-Ph D, r u n i n con ju nc t i on w it h t he groundbreaking PKU-HKUST Shenzhen Medical Center; and an International Executive MBA at the new PKU-HKUST Shenzhen-Hong Kong Research Institution.

Training biomedical researchers

The MD-PhD program offers the healthy prospect of creating the Chinese leaders of tomorrow in the medical field. The University’s strong teaching and research in life sciences and biomedical areas make it the ideal place for top medical students at PKU to undertake PhDs before finishing their clinical studies at the Shenzhen Medical Center or PKU. As HKUST does not have its own medical school, this partnership allows it to help, and grow from, the discoveries of first-rate researchers in the field.

“This type of MD-PhD program has been most successful in the United States,

producing the best f u t u r e m e d i c a l researchers. That is our goal too,” says Prof Michael Loy, HKUST’s Dean of Science. The initial i n t a k e w i l l b e between five and seven students. The Shenzhen Medical Center, a partnership of the Shenzhen Municipal Government, PKU and HKUST, will

strive to offer advanced education for medical and life science professionals, develop and commercialize world-class R&D, and provide top quality health-care services.

“It is an exciting project and a very significant one for HKUST to be involved in,” says Prof Y M Shum, a vice-director of the Center and the University’s representative for the initiative. “There is no medical center in Hong Kong or the Chinese Mainland in the sense of the University of California San Francisco Medical Center or the Washington University Medical Center in the US. The Shenzhen Medical Center, as planned, will be the first of its kind in China.”

Prof Loy adds: “Such collaborations use complementary strengths from all parties to bring about something that none can achieve alone.”

Equipping Chinese executives

HKUST’s School of Business and Management and PKU’s Guanghua School of Management will launch an International Executive MBA (IEMBA) program in September. Aimed at senior executives in the Mainland, the program provides companies with the opportunity to capitalize on their corporate talent. It is modeled on the successful Kellogg-HKUST EMBA that has attracted high-flyers from around Asia with its weekend module structure and top faculty. “We are enthused about operating in the Mainland and believe the partnership model is the best. We are happy to partner with such a prestigious institution as Peking University. Students will have the advantage of learning from two top schools in the region and will become alumni of both,” says Prof K C Chan, Acting Dean of the School of Business and Management.

The program is designed for senior Chinese executives with a bachelor’s degree and at least 10 years of post-graduation work experience, including five years at middle to senior level management. Initial recruitment focuses on Shenzhen and nearby cities, but in the long term executives from other parts of the Mainland will be targeted, boosting management skills throughout the country. A first intake of at least 35 students is planned. Classes will be held in the building of the PKU-HKUST Shenzhen-Hong Kong Institution, when it is ready for use in 2002, and hotel venues will be used in the meantime. Residential courses will also be held at both HKUST and PKU as part of the program.

These enterprising ventures, along with earlier arrangements for joint research, student recruitment programs and adjunct professors, add up to a relationship between HKUST and PKU that is certainly going places. For when the north and south come together, the direction set must be an innovative one.

Guanghua and HKUST Business School leaders at the HKUST-PKU IEMBA signing ceremony.

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Associate Professor Bertram Shi (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) has been elected a Fellow by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in recognition of his contribution to the analysis, implementation and application of cellular neural networks. At 35, he is one of the youngest research-ers to receive this honor.

A paper by Associate Professor Ishfaq Ahmad, Assistant Professor Dimitris Papadias and research students Thanasis Loukop oulos and Panos Kalnis (Computer Science) on “Active caching of on-line-analytical-processing queries in WWW proxies” has been selected as one of three best papers to be presented at the September 2001 International Conference on Parallel Processing, the

oldest and most prestigious conference in the field.

Associate Professor Kin-Man Lee (Civil Engineering) and his research team have won the Thomas A Middlebrooks Award from the American Society of Civil Engineers for their paper “Effects of placement method on geotechnical behavior of hydraulic fill sands”. It is one of only two times that the award has been bestowed on research groups outside the US since it was established in 1955. Electrical and electronic engineering student Suk Han Lam has won first prize in the undergraduate section of the IEEE Region 10 Student Paper Contest, an inter-national contest for the Asia-Pacific region. Her peers Alton Kam-Fai Chan, Yu-Tung Wong and Pui-Yan Wong took third prize.

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GENESIS, 4 July 2001 ₃

Finding the path

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Dr Eden Woon, Director of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce, in his keynote speech launching the Pathfinders 2001 career education program on 2 June.

Over 80 students, alumni and staff learned f rom Dr Wo on t hat Hong Kong is irreplaceable in spite of competition from other Chinese cities, and will continue to contribute to the economic growth of China even more after China enters the World Trade Organization. According to Dr Woon, Hong Kong’s strength lies in three areas. First, it can provide international professional business services in law, accounting, marketing and public relations. Second, it is a financial center with international connections and a mature infrastructure. Third, it is a digital center where the international community will feel at home with their information technology. Dr Woon further outlined how university students could prepare themselves for the career opportunities unfolded by the economic developments in China.

As the second part of their career preparation, the student “pathfinders” took part in a clinic on application letters and résumé writing. Student counselors from the HKUST Career Center used samples submitted by the students beforehand for review and instruction.

HKUST graduates in demand

Next on the menu was an experience-sharing lunch party with 35 alumni known as Honorary Advisors in Career Education (Hon ACEs). Mentoring provided by those who have already trodden their career paths is highly valued by those who plan to take their first steps. Prof Yuk-Shee Chan, Acting Vice-President for Academic Affairs, affirmed the contribution of the alumni in his speech and presentation of certificates.

Lunch was followed by an interview workshop where participants split into small groups so that the Hon ACEs could talk about their experiences of career planning in greater

detail and conduct mock inter v iews w ith the student pathfinders.

The Saturday pro-gram set the stage for a series of company visits and management skills training modules during the following week. The pathfinders participated in half-day programs of-fered by employers such as Dun & Bradstreet, Ernst &Young, Exel and Merrill Lynch. Such on-site input and exposure have reinforced the learning of the students.

Pathfinders is an annual career education program. It was launched by the Student Affairs Office in 1993. Although it has gone through revisions in format, it remains a favorite for students who want to take advantage of an intensive lear ning opportunity at the beginning of their summer break. It has also consolidated the HKUST culture of cooperation between student counselors, alumni and employers. The confluence of their contributions has influenced the career paths of HKUST students for almost a full decade.

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tudents wondering what to expect after graduation can take heart—they’re in demand. The Report on Graduate Employment Survey 2000 prepared by Shirley Choi, Executive Officer with HKUST’s Career Center, has good news for graduates.

Compared with 1999, the 2000 crop of graduates attracted more and better paid jobs—and the offers came in faster. Economic resurgence and the technology revolution are both underpinning the job market for graduates despite a slight rise in Hong Kong’s unemployment rate last year.

The median basic salary rose 10% to HK$11,000 in 2000. Of the graduates surveyed, 71.6% got more than one offer (up from 66% in 1999), 43.4% got more than two (36.8% in 1999) and 21.5% got more than three (16.8% in 1999). And by August 2000, 92.2% of graduates surveyed had received their first job offer (82.9% in 1999).

The survey found that in 2000, 87.1% of the full-time employed graduates were taking up jobs requiring a bachelor’s degree as the minimum qualification (83.9% in 1999), suggesting that it’s a tough market for job-seekers without tertiary qualifications.

“Our graduates are highly sought after in the IT industry, where the demand for

com-puter programmers, software engineers and system administrators is strong, with salaries going up by 16%,” says Dr Isaac Tam, Senior Student Counselor of the Student Affairs Office. It was the seventh annual graduate survey, and covered 1,828 full-time bachelor’s degree graduates from 26 programs and achieved a response rate of 98%, or 1,792.

Distribution of Graduates by Employment Status Distribution of Full-time Employed Graduates

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Hon ACE Tony Tsang (Economics PG, 1997), far left, shares tips on career planning with undergraduates at Pathfinders 2001.

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GENESIS, 4 July 2001

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Hey, HKUST members! How much do you know about the University’s records? The questions below are intended to refresh your memory:

1. Which HKUST project received the largest amount of funding from the Research Grants Committee’s Competitive Earmarked Research Grants Scheme? 2. What is the age of the youngest faculty member, as of 30 June 2001? 3. Which course has the largest number of students registered in one semester? 4. Who are the fastest male and female student runners (HKUST record holders of the 100m sprint race)?

5. Who are the fastest male and female student swimmers (HKUST record holders of the 50m freestyle race)?

6. What is the largest student independent society? 7. What is the largest student sports club?

Send your answers to [email protected]. The answers will be announced in the next issue of Genesis.

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A large gathering of members of the University family got together on the evening of 25 May at a Farewell Party for Prof Chia-Wei and Mrs Woo. Prof Peter Dobson, Associate Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Genesis “On the Light Side” columnist, shares his personal impressions of an evening filled with warm and heartfelt expressions of appreciation for the University’s founding President and his wife Yvonne.

When I joined HKUST 12 years ago, I hardly expected to be around for such an occasion. However, when Chia-Wei announced he would be leaving, I began to think of what I might do if offered the chance, and for most of the last year have been assembling bits and pieces of a presentation with a musical theme.

It was a surprise to me when I found that almost the entire program featured musical presentations. An early highlight was the first public presentation of a University anthem written by Prof Pang-Hsin Ting (Dean of Humanities and Social Science). I was told it was hard to sing (the assembled choir did OK with it, though) and it was in Putonghua, so I understood only that there were frequent references to a body of water somewhat farther from campus than Kowloon Bay but more felicitously named (in both English and Chinese). Another original song, “Standing on the Shoulders of Giants,” was also introduced, an occasion only slightly marred by the singing of its authors Mike Hudson and A n d r e w No v a k - S o l i n s k i ( E s t a t e s Management Office).

A family affair

My ow n o f f e r i n g w a s a multimedia presentation built around selections of popular music, intended to provide an accompaniment to the events of the past 10-plus years. It ended with an image of Chia-Wei, his hands raised in triumph, and the theme from the film Rocky playing in the background. He looked pretty good, especially with his head on the body of a much younger Sylvester Stallone. (If you thought his regular swimming was responsible for those muscles, think again.)

The University Women’s Group made sure that Yvonne Woo’s contribution was not overlooked, and presented the President with an apron emblazoned with a series of instructions guaranteed to make a perfect husband out of any man clever (or

henpecked) enough to follow them. Chia-Wei, donning the apron, and noting that the writing was more easily visible to the audience than to him, suggested that the real purpose of the gift was to communicate these thoughts to the spouses of the Women’s Group. If he was correct, this gives new m e a n i n g t o t h e t e r m “exercise in futility.” Even the media who were pre-sent seemed mellow on this night of camaraderie. The only obvi-ous error was in calling it a “Fare-well” Party, since C h i a - We i a n d Yvonne will remain a part of the campus scene … and for many of those present will forever remain a part of their lives.

An off-campus Farewell Dinner for Prof Woo was hosted by former Members of the HKUST Planning Committee, and former and current Members of the Council and the Court on 15 June. It was attended by more than 100 business and community leaders, and representatives of the University.

Yvonne Woo applaudes as Prof Woo tries the University Women’s Group’s apron on for size.

Prof Dobson sums up 12 years of HKUST history in multimedia.

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The University community has a new place for gathering and perfor-mance following the inauguration of the HKUST Amphitheater on 22 June. Taking its cue from the open-air theaters of ancient Greece and Rome, the 300-square-meter Amphitheater consists of a paved platform below stepped rows, which function as seats, set into a grass lawn slope. It enjoys breathtaking views of Port Shelter and a central location below the Academic Building, making it a convenient spot for outdoor gatherings and cultural performances.

The first of these performances took place at the opening ceremony on 22 June. First up were representatives of the HKUST Choir, winners of a number of major musical awards in Hong Kong. They were followed by students of the Phillips Academy, a group of exceptionally talented high-school musicians who have performed all over the world. Students and staff who are interested in booking this venue are welcome to contact the Estates Management Office at telephone: 2358-6421.

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“The greatest reward for being a Student Affairs Officer is the friendship I have fostered with the students.”

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Genesis is published by the Office of

University Development and Public Affairs to keep members of the HKUST community in touch with

University news and views. The next issue of Genesis will be published on

1 August 2001. Contributions are welcome

but must be received at least three weeks before publication date either by fax at 2358-0537, or by

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Exhibition of Calligraphy & Sphragistics by Yi Geng An

Exposition Hall 12 Jul 7 pm Golden Song of Teresa Tang

Exposition Hall 26 Jul 7 pm An Evening of Story with Music

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Mr William Patrick Coyne (LANG) is happy to announce his marriage to Ms Bao Qiong Li on 1 June 2001.

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Cheuk Kin Wai Computer Science, Year 2

Siu Wing Yan Computer Science, Year 2

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Chu Hon Chiu Civil Engineering, Year 3

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Mak Sin Yue Michael Accounting, Year 3

Arthur Andersen Awards for Excellence

Hall Xiao Wen Accounting, Year 2

Leung Cheuk Wan Accounting, Year 2

Wong Wing Ching Accounting, Year 2

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Chan Wai Yan Information & Systems Management, Year 3

Chau Chun Hong Economics, Year 2

Li Ying Wah Accounting, Year 2

Tse Fung Ling Finance, Year 2

Yeung Wing Huen Regine Marketing, Year 2

Chen Hsong Industrial Scholarships !"#$%

Hon Wai Cheong Mechanical Engineering, Year 2

Ma Kam Wan Industrial Engineering & Engineering Management, Year 2

Paul M F Cheng International Exchange Scholarships !"#$%&'()*+

Selection for 00/01 in process. Awardees for 99/00 :

Choi Wing Lan Angela Master of Business Administration

Lam Ching Yee Accounting, Year 3

Chiap Hua Cheng's Foundation Scholarships !"#$%&$

Ho Hon Pong Computer Engineering, Year 2

Hsiao Wend Huu Roger Computer Science, Year 2

Lai Siu Kwong Computer Science, Year 2

Lee Yuk Lam Computer Science, Year 2

Leung Tat Wan Computer Engineering, Year 2

Ma Ming Fai Accounting, Year 2

Tsang Wai Hung Computer Science, Year 3

Tsang Yui Ming Computer Engineering, Year 2

Wong Ka Wah Computer Science, Year 2

Wong Yee Chun Mathematics, Year 3

The Chinese General Chamber of Commerce Scholarships !"#$%&'(

Ho Ka Lung Computer Science, Year 3

Kwok Kui Sing Chemical Engineering, Year 3

Tam King Ho Computer Engineering, Year 2

Wong Chi Wah Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Yiu Wai Pun Computer Science, Year 2

Citigroup Exchange Scholarships

Selection in process

CMA & Donors Scholarships !"#$

Chu Hon Chiu Civil Engineering, Year 3

Kwok Tsz Mei Chemical Engineering, Year 2

Lee On On Biology, Year 3

Li Tsz Chung Biology, Year 2

Li Wai Tong Biochemistry, Year 3

Mak Kwok Fai Mathematics, Year 2

Ng Yu Kwan Computer Science, Year 3

Tai Chi Pang Biology, Year 3

CPA Australia (Hong Kong Branch) Scholarship !"# !"

Wong Ka Nok Accounting, Year 3

Dow Hong Kong Scholarships

Chan Ho Yee Civil Engineering, Year 3

Cheng Yuen Wah Chemical Engineering, Year 2

Lam Yiu Man Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Lee Sze Chung Chemistry, Year 3

Lin San San Chemistry, Year 2

Lin Yu Feng Mechanical Engineering, Year 3

Tse Wai Luen William Civil Engineering, Year 3

Wong Chin Man Computer Engineering, Year 3

Yip Shiu Hang Chemistry, Year 2

Yu Tak For Mechanical Engineering, Year 3

DuPont Scholarship

Ng Yu Pong Biochemistry, PhD

Elizabeth Gardner Scholarship

Chan Ching Ting Accounting, Year 3

Emerson Electric Bob Staley Scholarship !"#$%&'

Chu Ching Cindy Master of Business Administration

EPSON Foundation Scholarship !"#$%#

Lee Hon Sang Computer Science, Year 2

Ernst & Young Exchange Scholarships

ExxonMobil Scholarships

Kwan Siu Ming Chemical Engineering, Year 1

Tse Ka Wong Environmental Science, MSc

Federal Express Exchange Scholarships for Overseas Studies

Gammon Scholarships

Lau Yau Fu Civil Engineering, Year 2

Leung Hon Yan Civil Engineering, Year 3

Man Wai Keung Civil Engineering, Year 2

Gap International Sourcing Ltd Scholarship

!"#$%&'()*+,-Tsang Ka Man Environmental Science, MSc

The George K Lee Foundation Scholarships

Au Chi Wah Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Au Ying Hung Computer Engineering, Year 2

Chan Chi Chuen Computer Science, Year 3

Chan Ho Ming Computer Science, Year 3

Cheung Yi Kei Accounting, Year 2

Ho Ka Yee Chemistry, Year 3

Hung Wai Yiu Chemistry, Year 2

Lee Hung Chiu Biochemistry, Year 2

Lee On On Biology, Year 3

Ma Leung Hang Biology, Year 2

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Scholarships, Activity Awards, and Bursaries/Loan Funds 2000-01 Awardees

Wong Ka Chun Computer Science, Year 2

Wong Ka Nok Accounting, Year 3

Wong Man Cheung Computer Engineering, Year 3

Wu Hoi Ti Biochemistry, Year 2

Yim Wei Ming Accounting, Year 3

Goldman Sachs Global Leaders Program

Chu On Ki Angel Accounting, Year 2

Tsui Timothy Economics, Year 2

Grant Thornton Scholarship

Sze Wing Ting =Accounting, Year 3

Hang Seng Bank Hong Kong Scholarships !"#$%&'

Ho Siu Mui Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Lee Woon Ho Chester Management of Organizations, Year 2

Wong Hei Ling Chemistry, Year 2

Wong Kin Fung Computer Engineering, Year 2

Yeo Ka Hung Economics, Year 2

Highways into the Next Century 1996 International Conference Scholarships

Tung Wang Kei Civil Engineering, MPhil

Wan Kam Hung Civil Engineering, MPhil

Hong Kong & Kowloon Electrical Appliances Merchants Association Scholarships

!"#$%&'

Fong Chung Yan Computer Engineering, Year 2

Yung Yat Fong Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Hong Kong Industrial Technology Centre Corporation Scholarships

!"#$%&'()*

Cheng Kin On Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 3

Tam King Ho Computer Engineering, Year 2

The Hong Kong Institute of Company Secretaries Prizes !"#$!%&'(

Selection for 00/01 in process. Awardees for 99/00 :

Lam Yin Ching Accounting, Year 3

Lock Vincent Management of Organizations, Graduated

Tam Chun Kit Accounting, Graduated

Hong Kong Institute of Human Resource Management Scholarship

!"#$%&'(&)

Choi Wood Yiu Management of Organizations, Year 3

Hong Kong Institute of Marketing Scholarships !"#$%#&

Hong Kong Institution of Engineers Civil Division Scholarship

!"#$%&'(#)

Leung Tik Yan Civil Engineering, Year 1

Hong Kong Institution of Engineers Geotechnical Division Student Prizes

Choy Cheong Kin Gary Civil Engineering, Graduated

Tung Wang Kei Civil Engineering, Graduated

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Scholarships !"#$%&

Chan Ying Mei Business Administration, Year 1

Cheng Kan Bun Mechanical Engineering, Year 2

Cheung Sai Hung Civil Engineering, Year 3

Law Kam Tuen Physics, Year 1

Ng Nga Lee Chemical Engineering, Year 2

Siu Ngai Yan Careen Accounting, Year 3

The Hong Kong Jockey Club Scholarships for Outstanding Mainland Students

!"#$%&'()'*

Kou Zheng Business Administration, Year 1

Cao Jian Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Cao Qi Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Chen Hongkun Computer Science, Year 2

Chen Yu Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 1

Ding Hua Computer Engineering, Year 1

Fan Yi Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Feng Jian Computer Engineering, Year 1

Feng Jing Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Huang Xin Business Administration, Year 1

Li Gang Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Li Lu Lu Chemical Engineering, Year 2

Li Yijin Business Administration, Year 1

Liu Bin Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Ma Lin Lin Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Ma Rui Physics, Year 1

Mao Jie Qiong Computer Science, Year 2

Qi Xiaoli Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 1

Shi Ling Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Sun Jimeng Computer Science, Year 2

Sun Wenqing Chemical Engineering, Year 1

Tan Jingxia Business Administration, Year 1

Tang Lan Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Wang Dan Computer Engineering, Year 1

Wang He Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 1

Wang Kepeng Biochemistry, Year 1

Wang Miao Physics, Year 2

Wang Ying Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 1

Wang Yun Business Administration, Year 1

Xiong Si Chen Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Yang Yongfang Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Yao Guangyao Civil Engineering, Year 2

Ye Min Computer Science, Year 1

Zhang Hualei Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 1

Zhang Wei Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 1

Zhang Yong Computer Science, Year 1

Zhou Zhen Computer Science, Year 2

Zhu Yingyi Business Administration, Year 1

Hong Kong Management Association Information Technology Management Club Scholarship !"#$%== !"#$%&'(

Drummond Sarina Information & Systems Management, Year 3

Hong Kong Society of Accountants Scholarship !"#$!%&'

Lam Tsz Kin Accounting, Year 2

The Hongkong Bank Foundation Local Bursary and Scholarship Program

Chan Ka Ming Civil Engineering, Year 3

Ho Sze Chit Computer Science, Year 2

Wong Etchia Physics, Year 2

Yu Chi Wai Mathematics, Year 2

The Hongkong Bank Foundation Overseas Scholarship Scheme

!"#$%&'()%*+

Lau Pak Fai Physics, Year 2

Li Pui Hang Accounting, Year 2

Poon King Yee Accounting, Year 2

The Hongkong Electric Co Ltd Scholarships !"#$%&'()

Fu Ming Fai Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Graduated

Man Tsz Yin Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 3

Wong Chi Wah Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Hongkong Telecom Institute of Information Technology Scholarships !"#$

Cheng Yiu Fai Physics, Year 2

Ho Sze Chit Computer Science, Year 2

Lam Yiu Man Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Sum Ka Wai Chemistry, Year 2

Tsang Kin Ting Computer Engineering, Year 2

IEEE (Hong Kong Section) Prize

Chan Siu Man Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 3

The Indian Chamber of Commerce Fortieth Anniversary Scholarships

!"#$%&'()*

Goel Prashant Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Mirpuri Manesh Vashi Economics, Year 3

InterCham Scholarship

Wong Etchia Physics, Year 2

irasia.com Exchange Scholarship

Cheung Man Yan Accounting, Year 2

Jardine Matheson Scholarships

Chan Chi Wang Accounting, Year 2

Lee Hon Sang Computer Science, Year 2

Jebsen Educational Foundation Scholarships !"#$%&

Chang Kim Wah Accounting, Year 1

Chen Shek Lun Louis Accounting, Year 1

Cheung Yiu Kei Accounting, Year 2

Fan Wing Fai Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Fok Ho Cheung Bence Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Fung Cheuk Lun Kenneth Environmental Engineering, MSc

Hung Po Po Accounting, Year 2

Lam Cheuk Wah Business Administration, Year 1

Lee Pui Man Delphine Master of Business Administration

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So Hoi Kam Accounting, Year 2

Szeto Chi Kit ! Biotechnology, MSc

Tong Benny Ho Bong Accounting, Year 1

Tsang Hing Kin Accounting, Year 2

Tsang Kin Ting Computer Engineering, Year 2

Wong Hang Yin Business Administration, Year 1

Wong Lai Kuen Accounting, Year 3

Wong Wah Tak Chemical Engineering, Year 1

Yeung Ho Chuen Jackson Computer Engineering, Year 3

Jebsen Educational Foundation Scholarships for Chinese Mainland Postgraduate Students !"#$%&'()*+

Chen Shi Materials Science and Engineering, MSc

Yang Wanlin Master of Business Administration

Zhang Hui Industrial Engineering & Engineering Management, MSc

Zhang Xin Master of Business Administration

Kowloon Chamber of Commerce Scholarships !"#$%&

Lee Wan Sze Accounting, Year 2

Lam Kau Yeau Final Year Project Award

Wan Kam Hung Civil Engineering, Graduated

Drs Richard Charles and Esther Yewpick Lee Charitable Foundation Scholarships for Postgraduate Students from the Mainland !"#$%&'()*+,-./(

Lin Xinnan Electrical & Electronic Engineering, PhD

Tao Zhengsu Mechanical Engineering, PhD

Drs Richard Charles and Esther Yewpick Lee Charitable Foundation Scholarships for Undergraduate Students from the Mainland !"#$%&'()*+,-./(

Bai Ting Biology, Preparatory Year

Chen Zong Rui Civil Engineering, Preparatory Year

Gu Xiaoyang Computer Engineering, Preparatory Year

Hu Xing Mathematics, Preparatory Year

Li Meng Business Administration, Preparatory Year

Lu Cheng Biochemistry, Preparatory Year

Mei Hua Biology, Preparatory Year

Qian Yueping Business Administration, Preparatory Year

Rong Yan Business Administration, Preparatory Year

Shi Lei Biology, Preparatory Year

Shi Xiao Dong Business Administration, Preparatory Year

Sun Ke Physics, Preparatory Year

Wan Wenjie Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Preparatory Year

Wang Rui Biochemistry, Preparatory Year

Wang Tingting Business Administration, Preparatory Year

Wang Yi Mathematics, Preparatory Year

Wu Bo Yang Biology, Preparatory Year

Xu Junyu Physics, Preparatory Year

Xu Ying Computer Science, Preparatory Year

Yang Hua Business Administration, Preparatory Year

Zhou Hao Computer Science, Preparatory Year

Leung Pui Han Scholarships !"#$

Fung Kin Hung Physics, Year 2

Yung Chung Sheung Mechanical Engineering, Year 1

Li Po Chun Charitable Trust Fund Scholarships !"#$%&'()'

Fox Suk Wah Accounting, Year 2

Hau Fook Fai Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Lam E-Ho Mary Accounting, Year 2

Li King King Economics, MSc

Phan Pui Fan Accounting, Year 2

Sze Ting Ting Accounting, Year 3

Tam Kwai Ping Biotechnology, MSc

Wong Ka Cheong Accounting, Year 2

Wong Man Wing Winnie Accounting, Year 2

Louie Industrial Co Ltd Scholarship !"#$%&'()*

Wong Chui Yan Anita Industrial Engineering & Engineering Management, Year 2

Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Exchange Scholarships

Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Scholarships

Kwok Sheung Man Accounting, Year 3

Wong Wan Ching Computer Science, Year 3

Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Scholarships for Environmental Postgraduate Students

Chan Man Nin Environmental Engineering, MSc

Lee Wai Man Phoebe Environmental Science, MSc

Ng Gee Ting Scholarships !"

Chan Kar Kei Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Ho Kee Man Accounting, Year 2

PricewaterhouseCoopers Scholarships !"#$%

Pan Ka Ming Accounting, Year 3

Pang Mansion Accounting, Year 3

Tsang Tat Yeung Accounting, Year 3

Providence Foundation Scholarships !"#$!

Hui Wai Man Finance, Year 3

Lam Yiu Ting Management of Organizations, Year 3

Law Yi Kei Owen Mechanical Engineering, Year 3

Lee Chi Wai Biochemistry, Year 3

Leung Chun Fai Information & Systems Management, Year 3

Lo Chi Wai Finance, Year 3

Tam Wai Yee Biology, Year 2

Wat Hoo Kwan Finance, Year 2

Schmidt Award of Excellence !"#$%&

Cheng Po Wing Electrical & Electronic Engineering, PhD

Shanghai Industrial Technology Innovation Scholarships !"#$%&'(

Chow Yee Ting Accounting, Year 2

Lau Tak Hung Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Shell Scholarships

Law Chi Tat Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 1

Lin Ka Ho Henry Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Shipley Asia Ltd Scholarship !"#$%&'()

Ma Yee Man Chemistry, Year 3

Shun Hing Group Scholarships !"#$

Ting Yim Shan Physics, Year 2

To Sin Yam Computer Engineering, Year 3

Simatelex Charitable Foundation Scholarships !"#$%&$

Chan Tat Kwong Computer Engineering, Year 3

Luk Chi Tin Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Wong Chui Yan Anita Industrial Engineering & Engineering Management, Year 2

Yeung Siu Yin Computer Science, Year 3

Yu Tak For Mechanical Engineering, Year 3

So Hok Scholarship !

Wong Ming Lai Mathematics, Year 3

Standard Chartered Community Foundation Scholarships !"#$%#

Chan Ching Bong Sunny Finance, Year 2

Lee Wai Yee Carol Accounting, Year 2

STMicroelectronics Ltd Scholarships !"#$%&'()

Choi Yu Wing Electrical & Electronic Engineering, PhD

Law Ying Man Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Lee Ho Tong Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Ma Dongsheng Electrical & Electronic Engineering, PhD

Swire University Scholarships !"

Ng Tsz Fai Physics, Year 3

Tseung Wing Yiu Business Administration, Year 1

Taipei Trade Centre Scholarships !"#$%&

Au Wing Yee Finance, Year 3

Chan Chi Wang Accounting, Year 2

Cheng Chin Kiu Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Cheng Kong Tong Environmental Engineering, MSc

Cheng Yiu Fai Physics, Year 2

Kwok Wai Ping Finance, Year 3

Tai Man Tang Mathematics, Year 3

Wan Nam Fung Civil Engineering, Year 3

Wong Yeuk Ha Information & Systems Management, Year 3

University Scholarships !

Cheung Ka Man Chemistry, Year 2

Cheung Wai Ki Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Cheung Yiu Kei Accounting, Year 2

Chiu Yuk Ha Economics, Year 3

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Chong Ching Yee Mathematics, Year 3

Chu Kam Wah Chemistry, Year 1

Chung King Hei Civil Engineering, Year 2

Fung Kin Hung Physics, Year 2

Goel Prashant Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Hall Xiao Wen Accounting, Year 2

Hung Po Po Accounting, Year 2

Lau Hon Sum Ray Mathematics, Year 2

Leung Cheuk Wan Accounting, Year 2

Leung Man Tat Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 1

Li Tsz Chung Biology, Year 2

Ng Yu Kwan Computer Science, Year 3

So Hoi Kam Accounting, Year 2

Tai Man Tang Mathematics, Year 3

Wong Shing Chau Mathematics, Year 1

Wong Wing Ching Accounting, Year 2

Wildlife Conservation Foundation (WCF) Scholarships

!"#$%(WCF) !

Wong Wai-chong Essay Prize in Chinese Culture

Wong Wai-chong Prize for Undergraduate Humanities

Lam Hung Elaine Finance, Graduated

Wu Ti Hsien Science & Education Foundation Fund Scholarships

!"#$%&'(&

Chin Wing Hong Biochemistry, Year 1

Chu Shun Kwong Computer Science, Year 2

Hui Chun Kit Michael Computer Science, Year 1

Lau Sai Kit Industrial Engineering & Engineering Management, Year 1

Lee Ho Fung Computer Engineering, Year 3

Leung Man Tat Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 1

Lo Chi Chuen Mechanical Engineering, Year 2

Tung Kwok Kwan Biology, Year 3

Wong Shing Chau Mathematics, Year 1

Yoeng Wan Lee Jill Mechanical Engineering, Year 2

Yoshie Memorial Scholarships !"#$%

Ho Wing Yan Chemistry, Year 3

Lam King Chung Chemistry, Year 2

Sir Edward Youde Memorial Fellowships !"#$%&'()

Chan Pui Yee Cangel Chemistry, MPhil

Cheng Chong Nam Jackie Biology, PhD

Cheung Siu Lan Karen Social Science, PhD

Leung Kai Kin Computer Science, MPhil

Wong Hoi Ying Mathematics, PhD

Yu Chun Ling Mathematics, MPhil

Yu Chung Ho Biochemistry, MPhil

Yuen Ka Lok Enoch Management of Organizations, PhD

Sir Edward Youde Memorial Scholarships !"#$%&'

Drummond Sarina Information & Systems Management, Year 3

Kwok Tsz Mei Chemical Engineering, Year 2

Lee Hing Cheong Biochemistry, Year 3

To Sin Yam Computer Engineering, Year 3

Tsang Kong Chau Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 3

Wan Nam Fung Civil Engineering, Year 3

Yeung Wing Huen Regine Marketing, Year 2

Zonta Club of Hong Kong East Scholarship !"#$%&

Chan Fung Chi Civil Engineering, Year 2

AIA Foundation Young Leaders Development Program

!"#$%&'()*+,-Ho Ming Wai Alisa Business Administration, Year 1

Lee Ka Sui Accounting, Year 1

Leung Sin Ying Business Administration, Year 1

Tam Ka Nam Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 1

No. of recipient(s) Hongkong Bank Foundation Fund !"#$

Awarded to various student bodies

Providence Foundation Outward Bound Awards Program !"#$%&'()

Chan Chore Man Germaine Accounting, Year 2

Chan Wai Kit Civil Engineering, Year 2

Cheung Tin Yan Business Administration, Year 1

Fok Chun Man Information & Systems Management, Year 2

Fung Hau Yan Civil Engineering, Year 3

Ho Siu Yee Management of Organizations, Year 3

Ko Pik San Coral Marketing, Year 2

Kong Lan Yan Finance, Year 2

Kwok Sau Ying Economics, Year 2

Lam Kwok On Finance, Year 2

Lam Sze Chun Civil Engineering, Year 3

Lau Kai Bun Information & Systems Management, Year 3

Lee Cheuk Hin Biochemistry, Year 2

Leung Kwok Wai Finance, Year 3

Leung Yee Pin Chemistry, Year 3

Liu Lik Hang Marketing, Year 2

Liu Wing Lok Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 3

Wong Shun Yuen Koestler Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Year 2

Sohmen Foundation Austria Summer Program Award

Luk Yuen Han Accounting, Year 3

The American Women's Association (HK) Student Loan Fund

!"#$%&'( 4

The Chiap Hua Cheng's Foundation Bursaries

!"#$%# 56

The Croucher Foundation Fund for Students with Emergency Needs

!"#! 10

Hong Kong Rotary Club Students' Loan Fund

!"#$%&' 1

Hsin Chong - K N Godfrey Yeh Education Fund

!"# NU

Jebsen Educational Foundation Bursaries

!"#$% 101

K C Ung Bursaries 6 Kiangsu & Chekiang Residents (HK) Association Education Loan

!"#$%&' 1

Kowloon Chamber of Commerce Bursaries

!"#$% 6

Penn Scholar Loan Fund 2 Providence Foundation Bursary

!"#$! 1

Sing Tao Foundation Students' Loan Fund

!"#$%! 35

Tsim Sha Tsui District Kai Fong Welfare Association Bursary Fund

!"#$%&'( 8

University Lodge Golden Jubilee Bursary

!EF !" 1

Winsor Education Foundation Loan

!"#$%&' 58

Zheng Ge Ru Foundation Bursaries

!"#$" 30

Zonta Club of Victoria Bursary