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President’s Address by Professor Chia-Wei WOO #fsaPt#m!l#IPD 2-5 Honorary Degree Citations 3mtlCfBcJIIPD Mr William FUNG Kwok Lun 6-7 @BJ,%%*
Professor Lawrence J LAU BlB&%+2 8-3 Professor Arthur LI Kwok-cheung @MS%E 10- 11 Professor Shang Fa YANG 12-13 &#%%+2 Address by Professor Arthur LI Kwok-cheung 14-16 +%O#%BcJUlpo Addresses by Graduate Representatives 17-29 4i4ftaapo
Degrees Conferred 30 %191*Ep
10 November 1999 -hhh++-fl+EI Order of Proceedings 34-35 $&%!@@ Graduates in the School of Engineering 36-46 ISl?%S%Lk%@
11 November 1999 --hhh++---N +- a Order of Proceedings mBm? 50-51 Graduates in the School of Business and Management 52-62 IiFJ%T3@~I%S%!k%~
12 November 1999 --hhh++-H i--a
Order of Proceedings 66-67 $&%!SF$
Graduates in the School of Science 68-74 B5%%S%+%@
Graduates in the School of Humanities and Social Science 75 h*+l$H4SSl?%%%!k%W PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS BY Professor Chia-Wei Woo
Your Time Has Come!
On the 1Gth of September, typhoon signal No. 10 was hoisted. I could not go to the office, so I sat quietly at home to work on a first draft for this year's Congregation speech,
My state of mind then may have been much like yours now, our new Graduates. Hong Kong had been hurt by the Asian financial storm, and our people's livelihood had been severely affected. While the employment situation for LIST graduates had remained relatively strong, one could no longer sit back and choose among several offers as in earlier years. Some say that our economy has finally bottomed out, recov- ery is on the way, and soon we shall be out of trouble. They advise that we sit tight and wait for the typhoon signal to come down.
Advancing towards a Knowledge-Based Economy Actually, the analogy that I just gave is not very good. Storms move and vanish, and typhoon signals eventually come down. But economic recovery and lift-off cannot depend on what others choose to do around us. Waiting patiently would only prolong the economic setback, and may even bring about self-destruction.
The setback exposed a number of weaknesses in our economic fundamentals and had a sobering effect on us. We have now begun to understand that the days are long gone when we could prosper mainly as a trading post, or rely solely on the service industry to develop our economy. The only road to future success is to transform ourselves into a knowledge-based economy.
Hong Kong people never hesitate. Once the direction becomes clear, we move with resolve and vigor.
The pillars of a knowledge-basedeconomy are education, technology, and culture. Being a world-class university, the young people we educate at UST will become socieq's leaders and mainstay. Being a world-class research university, the R&D we conduct in science, technology, and management will open new vistas for Hong Kong's economic and social development. Being an important institution in the region, we will enhance our cultural awareness on campus and, hand in hand with our sister institutions, create a highly cultured ambience that will help the Hong Kong Bay Area become a ttuly international metropolis. Since its creation eight years ago, UST has thus positioned itself, selected its paths, and created its own history.
Main Components of a Knowledge-BasedEconomy A knowledge-based economy has many dimensions. At present and in the foreseeable future, three areas dominate. One area encompasses Information Technology, Microelectronics, and Advanced Materials.
Lately when people in Hong Kong mention high technology, they give the impression that Information Technology (IT) represents the entire ball game. And when people talk about IT, their interest focuses only on internet technology and e-commerce. Indeed, the internet is now indispensable for communicating information and knowledge; and e-commerce greatly enhances the efficiency of conducting business. But IT covers a lot more ground: from mathematical simulation to signal compression, from software design to artificial intelligence, from re-engineering industrial processes to developing infrastruaure... All are to be explored and exploited.
Furthermore, IT does not stand alone. Think of it as the spirit of modern technology. You must also develop Microelectronics and Advanced Materials - as the body that houses, carries, supports, and activates the spirit.
A second area encompasses Biotechnology, Ecology, the Environment, Ocean, and Atmosphere.
Lately when people in Hong Kong speak of the biotechnology side of high-tech - if they speak of Biotechnology at all - they place all their bets on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Indeed, TCM is a Chinese gold mine which offers strong potential for industrial and commercial development. But to create a truly international market for TCM takes much more than categorizing, packaging, and marketing.A solid foundation in biotechnological and clinical research must be built to support and extend the empirical knowledge accumulated over the centuries.
Biotechnology is a very wide-ranging field - from genetic engineering to cell biology to neuroscience..., with rich treasures far beyond TCM waiting to be discovered and used.
The integration and joint application of Biotechnology with IT, Microelectronics, and Advanced Materials, and work in the related fields of Ecological, Environmental, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences will lead to new ventures in research, resource development, and innovative enterprises.
A third area consists of advances in international Finance, Economics, and Enterprise Management. The people of Hong Kong are generally well versed in these fields. What we need to add to our knowledge is how to make fuller use of the tools that have been made available by high-tech, how to create and manage technology-based industries, and how to better integrate with the Mainlands resources and markets for greater mutual benefit.
Graduates, haven't you groomed yourselves in precisely one of these three areas during your years at LIST? That is why 1 wish to say that your time has come.
One more important point. Earlier I included culture among the pillars of a knowledge-based economy. Look, from San Francisco to Boston, to London, to Paris, can you find one single international metropolis, one single knowledge- based economy, which is not also a center of culture?
UST's efforts in the School of Humanities and Social Science are small in quantity but excellent in quality, and strong master's and doctoral degrees are offered. Graduates from these programs will help build a cultural ambience for Hong Kong - the necessary environment and climate for a knowledge-based economy. So, to Graduates in these fields, I wish to say that your time has also arrived.
Human Resources for a Knowledge-Based Economy In advancing towards a knowledge-based society, three kinds of talent are needed.
One kind consists of people who are of the highest caliber in their fields, who charge ahead, and who guide. They include professors, experts, science and technology leaders, specialists who have accumulated much technical and/or management experience while working in world-class corporations, innovators and entrepreneurs, and venture capitalists. On account of our history and economic structure, Hong Kong falls relatively short of such talent and must continue to "import" much of it from overseas.
LlST, as a research university created by overseas Chinese academics assisted by like-minded international colleagues, succeeded in "importing" leading scholars and experts to Hong Kong en masse, and thus pioneered a new mode of operation.
A second kind consists of well trained, solid, and dedicated people serving as the new economy's backbone. They include research staff, technical experts, industrial specialists, and business managers. Hong Kong is fortunate to be able to supplement our own pool with a large number and wide variety of such people from our great hinterland. We can also establish bases in the Pearl River Delta and attract talented people to come and live and build their careers next door.
UST hosts many Mainland visitors who have come to work and learn with us, and to innovate alongside us. At the same time, we are building educational and R&D bases in nearby Nansha and Shenzhen, thus pioneering for Hong Kong yet one more new mode of operation. A third kind of talent consists of young people who have acquired a broad base of general knowledge while entering their chosen professional specialty. They are forward-looking, ambitious and highly adaptable, and eager to roll up their sleeves and create a new society. Ultimately it is they who will form the powerful army that will overcome traditional barriers and turn Hong Kong into a knowledge-based society.
They are you, Hong Kong’s university graduates!
In the past, given an expanding economy and a shortage of university graduates, your predecessors found it easy to obtain satisfactorypositions and good salaries, and were often content to leave it at that. Furthermore, neither government nor society in those days promoted the concepts, ambition, vision, or practices necessary to transform Hong Kong into a knowledge-based economy. Thus your predecessors had little incentive or opportunity to meet such challenges and create knowledge-intensive ventures. Times have changed; to form the army that 1 spoke of, Hong Kong needs you, especially the graduates of UST. Let me repeat: Your time has come.
LIST has never been shy in being ahead of its time, serving as pioneers, or having to weather storms. Long before the term “knowledge-based economy” became buzz-words and entered everyone’svocabulary in Hong Kong, we had launched our drive for economic and social transition.
You, our Graduates, are our contribution to society. You are our pride and joy. Today you are members of the army for change; tomorrow you will form the new society’sbackbone; and the day after tomorrow you will be at the frontline serving as its leaders. With UST’s mandate in your heart and LISTS pennant in your hand, you will lift your head up high and take off.
Some will ask : How high can you fly? My answer to them is: Your sky poses no limit.
The best of luck to all of you, and please take care. Doctor of Business Administration honoris causa %SIi%E€FZst@* Mr William FUNGKwok Lun am@#* Citation
I am sure many who are present at this degree congregation are not aware that probably your lives have been enriched one way or another because of the success story of Mr William FUNGKwok Lun, whom we honor today. The new Reebok sports wear outfit that you show off on a tennis court or football field, the cute toy from Toys ’R’ Us or Warner Bros that you offer to your young nephew or niece, to name just a couple of examples-Mr Fung has played a vital part to make that product so readily available and economically priced on the shop shelves. And that goes for shops in Hong Kong, Los Angeles and almost any city you care to name. Indeed the distinctive mark of Mr William Fung’s contribution to the trading business is the global nature of his company-Li & Fung Ltd. Li & Fung offices cover the world-East, Southeast and South Asia; the Indian Ocean; the Pacific; the Middle East; the Mediterraneans;Africa; the Americas-altogether 45 offices in 29 countries. At this time when the Asia Pacific region is limping back to recovery from the recent economic downturn, his company is bouncing into Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union.
‘Two generations back, Mr William Fung’s grandfather co-founded the company with Mr Li To-ming in Guangzhou in the waning days of the Qing Dynasty, doing the old fashioned business of exporting porcelain, fireworks, jade handicrafts and silk to the US. In the 50s and GOs, William’s father was exporting Hong Kong products-garments, toys, wigs and plastic flowers. William and his brother Victor went to the US for their university education. Then came the early 70s when the company was facing competition from Taiwan and Singapore, they were called home from the US to help rejuvenate the floundering business. Two decades later, Li & Fung Ltd is Hong Kong’s leading trading firm. Since the company went public on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in 1932, the trading house’s profits have compounded at 26% annually and the stock is up tenfold. Its sales neared IIS$2 billion last year, up 7% from 1337.
4% 0 &q &+b$$$j$ $fi bL 199791-ft 7% 1 The key to success is the vast global network built and orchestrated by the company, pursuing borderless 3’1 20 manufacturing, managing the supply chain, sourcing from more than 2,000 factories around the world, contracting $I] g $j- fPk4 & 9) 6$ wpg $& & 72 &c & 3. + production, conducting quality assurance, inspecting factories, +$J$J6$$3;R$lq$& 0 j$~~$~$~$t*&~$&.f&6$g shrinking the delivery time, taking away all the worries of the customers. Li & Fung sees its role as a real value-added nerve center supporting a multinational manufacturing base.
This revolutionary approach to trading has earned Mr William Fung the “Executive of the Year Award” in the 1933 DHL/SCMP Hong Kong Business Awards and named one of the 25 Top Managers of the Year in the world by Business Week in 1395. No doubt his education in the US, a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Princeton and an MBA from the Harvard Graduate School of Business, has contributed to this global approach. Here is a role model for today’s graduands-a real life example of how concepts taught in the classroom could be put into practice in this competitive world and made a success.
Mr Fung is one of the leading figures in the business world in Hong Kong. He was the past Chairman of both the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce and the Hong Kong Exporters’ Association. He is the current Chairman of the Hong Kong Committee for Pacific Economic Cooperation and a member of the Economic Advisory Committee to the Financial Secretary. He is an Independent non-executive director of CLP Holdings Limited and a non-executive director of both the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Ltd and HSBC Holdings plc.
Mr Fung’s contribution to Hong Kong is not merely confined to the business circle. He was a member of the Basic Law Consultative Committee, the Selection Committee for the Hong Kong SAR, the Preparatory Committee for the Hong Kong SAR of the National People’s Congress and is at present a delegate to the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference. In his involvement in education, Mr Fung was on the Board of Governors of the Lingnan College from 1392 to 1397. He is a Council member of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, a Founding Member of the Court of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and an Advisory Committee member of the Department of Business & Management at the City Polytechnic of Hong Kong (now City University of Hong Kong).
Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor to present to you, on behalf of the University, Mr William Fung, Group Managing Director of Li & Fung Ltd, for the degree of Doctor of Business Administration honoris causa. Doctor of Social Sciences honoris causa % w* $3w 5@ t@ * Professor Lawrence J LAU Mama@ Citation In%%+
Today, if we are to look for an academic to give advice +k ' ~u~~~~~~~~-{k~~~~~~~~~~63 on economic development and policies on either side of the +% ;$ $5~j+ gg ;& zk % 4% w +,, $9 91fi$ q- -& , Taiwan Strait, Professor Lawrence J LALIof the Stanford ~~~~k&ffJ3~~Q~~~4~A~Wg~0 8 jg University will certainly come to mind. Indeed, Professor Lau, 1979 ab$$$;&&q,&$h&j& 1 $i&&-& whom we honor today, has been an active adviser and ++ commentator on Chinese economic development and policies 8 % @ 63 * $? &? % O %bdL 3 k 63 !f' $ $9 since economic reform began in China in 1979. He is also a ;$"tf 2 pg "tf 2 $3 spy 0 gJ&+& #J + & &f $&-& Research Adviser of the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic $4 &&;&,4$$j& g #J HA 22 0 Research in Taipei. Professor Lau's academic achievement epitomizes the attainment of international eminence by the $t% %? 2 4% 3 k + 2$ L% *@&" ?&$- g & great intellectual talents that Hong Kong is able to produce. .f& * +@~J$$IJB$$~~Z&#S~~$* 1964+@ Upon graduation from St. Paul's Co-educational College pf&rg X& ;$ *y+? f(@ g +? 4z &f (k) 0 {& j& @ $4 in 1961 with flying colors, young Lawrence Lau entered 46 3v1.~1 k + &,+%, qzj+ ;% + si; Jg +, Stanford University, where he received his BS degree in Physics @2$@-)=$$5{& o g4& * $IJS&&&*~&~$$$ and Economics, with Great Distinction, in 1964. Later he fi$%b4&4*B?fL1?hw&+?9 $t$c{%f!kil++ i7 received the degrees- of MA and PhD in Economics from the
University of California at Berkeley. He began his academic *4i+!kz 0 i&i&+g3/-' 1973++197h+&xl] career upon joining the faculty of the Department of 3/- 311 z#k.#&$P &*1 1992 {& 43 & j+ $& Economics at Stanford as an Acting Assistant Professor, and k g ;g $$5 ,+ g .I* =f- $9 fi$ $&&j& @ z#k 42 0 advanced up the ranks, becoming an Associate Professor in * 1973 and Professor of Economics in 1976. In 1992, he was W1992+251996+ 7 $lJ$k~&@$E&&Sk named the first Kwoh-Ting Li Professor of Economic qakq%+~xtt$*Jq&4E%- 0 199731998 DeveloDment at Stanford. + 9p.9 ' {& 8 & fl-;i.&$9 ;& zk %"tf % Ffi( 2)&3 From 1992 to 1396, Professor Lau served as a Co-Director $$i&R"tfe.f. C)&@ 0 i${Q&&g1997+ 1 fi of Stanford's Asia/Pacific Research Center. He was the Director "tf % +&4& ' && & @& $3 ;$f+$$- S! of the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research from b$ g & + $9 1997 to 1999. The Center was founded in January 1997 to ;f$f@&%h$ a# 9 @4T*2@,/&+312$(+,)&qg 0 511 foster empirical and theoretical research on the economic problems of developing economies and economies in transition. He is also a Senior Fellow of the Center for Research on Economic Development and Policy Reform within the Institute and a Senior Fellow of the Hoover Institution and the Institute for International Studies at Stanford University.
Professor Lau is a world renowned economist specializing in economic theory, development and growth, applied microeconomics, econometrics, agricultural and industrial economics and the economies of East Asia, including China. Currently he is researching on the theory and empirical analysis of production and technological change, economic growth of industrialized and newly .1"; j2 -$+3 ..'Lkta 0':* ,B+ b* b* f , i$ 9 + 8 gg industrialized countries and the econometric model of China. ;f$&f$FJijgfJ$F$if$.+0 For his outstanding achievement, he was honored as a Fellow
8 I % kE%'?@E%&SEVENTH CONGREGATION of the Econometric Society-a distinction rarely achieved by Chinese scholars in economics.
Much of Professor Lau‘s work provides an interesting perspective and analysis of the so-called Asian Miracle. In his studies on the economies of East Asia, he demonstrates the relevance of productivity analysis and economic measurement. What is the basis for the rise of the GDP in many of these fast growing economies? Is it because of national and international investment, low labor cost, a hardworking labor force, higher production efficiency, or technological progress? How do Asian countries measure up to the US in this productivity analysis? Professor Lau and his collaborators (Jong-I1Kim and Jung-Soo Park) were the first to show that there has been no technical progress in all of the four East Asian newly industrialized economies-Hong Kong, South Korea, Singapore and Taiwan in the postwar period. Today‘s graduands however should take note that they also confirmed the capital-augmenting nature of technical progress. Perhaps in another decade, HKUST graduates, armed with the knowledge base mastered here, could exercise your talents, and drive Hong Kong’s Innovation in Technology initiative to technological and economic success. Professor Lau developed one of the first econometric models of China in 1366 and has continued to update his model since then. His analysis on the economy of China provided another perspective in the debate on the sensitive issue of the US trade balance with China. As China evolves into becoming a major powerhouse in international trade, the relevance of Professor Lau’s research will take on greater importance.
Professor Lau is the author/editor of two books and more than 150 articles and notes in professional publications. He has served and continues to serve on editorial boards of numerous professional economics journals. He is a member of the Academia Sinica, an Overseas Fellow of Churchill College, Cambridge, and an Honorary Member of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. His academic expertise is also instrumental in aiding many commercial enterprises, taking him to serve as the Director of the Bank of Canton of California and other corporations. When you next visit San Francisco, take a look at the 17-story Bank of Canton of California Building at 555 Montgomery Street, and the 21-story Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Building at 88 Kearney Street. Professor Lau had a guiding hand in their development.
Mr Pro-Chancellor, 1 have the honor to present to you, on behalf of the University, Professor Lawrence J Lau, Kwoh- Ting Li Professor of Economic Development at Stanford University, and Academician,for the degree of Doctor of Social Sciences honoris causa. Doctor of Letters honoris causa %%$29t@* Professor Arthur LI Kwok-cheung mmae Citation @J%R
If the length of the titles after a person's name is a measure of the person's achievements, Professor Arthur LIKwok-cheung will certainly rank high on the list. Professor Li holds an MA, MBBChir, MD(Cantab), and an Hon DSc(Hul1). He is a Fellow of four surgical colleges and renowned surgical associations, and an Honorary Fellow of five others. That however is only half of the story of Professor Li-the story of an outstanding medical professional, academic and administrator who pursues excellence in every sphere of his life, driven by a deep desire to serve others.
Professor Li was born into the fourth generation of an established Hong Kong family with a well-known tradition of public service. He had a classical Chinese upbringing and his education prior to university was thoroughbred Hong Kong. From a young age, he was nurtured in the spirit of service to others-a driving force for his choice to pursue a medical career. Upon completion of secondary school at St. Paul's Co- educational College, he entered Uppingham School in Rutland, England. He then followed the path of a Natural Science Tripos to medicine at Cambridge's King's College and the Middlesex Hospital Medical School.
Surgery was his choice of specialization because of the challenge of the skills required and the satisfaction of seeing positive results in a patient after treatment. The award of a scholarship enabled him to further his specialist training at Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, USA. There he chose hepatobiliary and upper gastrointestinal surgery because of the high incidence of these diseases and the need for such surgical expertise in Hong Kong. In 1980 he was appointed to a consultant post at the Royal Free Hospital, London, which was well known for
Of the numerous awards given to Professor Li for the 0 1980q ' ~~+5?d~$$@{&j$kRoyalFree excellence in his professional and academic pursuits, the Hospital&PpI$f& 9 %$ffgk%%&fi@q&&% highly competitive European Society for Surgical Research
Prize and the Moynihan Medal of the Association of Surgeons jF& 0 %+ ~~~~&l~*~~~~~~~$~f~~k0 of Great Britain came early in his career. More recently in 1996, Professor Li was presented the President's Gold Medal of the + 4k-E R % & & h$$ jk+ +# #j&+L fi @& Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in recognition of his F** &*&*&%!Ja ' 4eJR4~Fl4~++l$ki& outstanding- achievements and service in surgery, an award that was made exceptionally by the Royal College and then S$ ga.4 Pi'$+@ qqf 2 y * + g a 9b$+gf & f& only to surgeons of international distinction. Professor Li is a S.cl Moynihan + 99 6+ , * g& jg 5R 4 prolific author, his research has led to over 260 peer-reviewed %&$9b+t@$f2&+ 7 b$Lj?#$ journal papers, and numerous book chapters. He is a much kx&%g#&
10 1 % 'c%!$2(I?%&@t$ SEVENTH CONGREGATION sought-after keynote speaker at international conferences. &dL,ifv&9/-$+*g~&J egg& 0 i$Jfi@L*@@ Professor Li's never-ceasing desire to serve others stirred him on beyond pursuing excellence in personal achievements. It was with the mission of extending excellence with and through fellow professionals that he accepted the Foundation Chair of Surgery at the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1982. Within a decade, Professor Li led the Department of Surgery from cradle to maturity and the recognition of world- class distinction. His next important contribution was the establishment of the Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences, under his deanship of the Medical Faculty at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Professor Li asserts that his international perspective-having the benefit of a broad education spanning the world and three cultures-has helped in forging a team out of an international hot pot. It is his conviction that no faculty or university can strive for excellence today without appreciating the value of taking the best from 5 j, E+ + fzf;i: R , e+ - Jg 5 % gk the world market. With this conviction, Professor Li has been at the helm of the Chinese University of Hong Kong as its &@13lR$+2%$t?&$++q,% 0 +&k*Igbye+EJ strength. The signing of the recent agreement on exchange 6.rl 4k 3 , 3 +& jR y7 ah 4za r9 k 6h w 4F + and collaboration between CUHK and HKUST will strike a note of resonance on the similar international outlook of these $Hi$*9 j&&A$ 0 {&@{$-h~&&W2&&$ two fine academic institutions in Hong Kong. Professor Li's J$k& 4!$ R ;5 64 -4k $k g + k .I€ IT - tit q f2 dedication to excellence is an inspiration for today's university k y $F ft ;& +++ g.+ & 3 {g % , + a + students in Hong Kong. $k3";dX199(79&d@&T +$&6++&+€ 1 j$+;&Q &ks& Professor Li's spirit of public service did not end here. -7-+& ' 4&*egk@@0 $3 ' $i&Q He channeled his energy into the hospital service in Hong Kong, serving on the Board of the Hong Kong Hospital Authority, the chairmanship of the United Christian Hospital and the United Christian Medical Services. His public service extends to the political sphere. He was appointed a Hong Kong Affairs Advisor to the People's Republic of China; a member of the Consultative Committee for the Basic Law, Preparatory Committee of the Hong Kong SAR of the National People's Congress and the Selection Committee of the SAR. In 1338 he was appointed to the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor to present to you, on behalf of the University, Professor Arthur Li Kwok-cheung, a + & 9 3% 6% p.9 , g 8 ik +g $4 & 2 4 & g , + Vice-Chancellor of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, for &$+ XI1 4j-& ' the deEee of Doctor of Letters honoris cuusu. EJ h k * E $$4%* 2 @-&,q if. + Doctor of Science honoris causa Professor Shang Fa YANG Citation
Have you ever heard of 'The Yang Cycle"? No, it is not a new kind of bicycle developed in China. It refers to Professor Shang Fa YANC'Sdiscovery of the pathway of ethylene biosynthesis, a pathway that sheds light on our understanding of plant development and growth. This scientific understanding is of practical importance for the harvesting and storage of crops. Professor Yang, whom we honor today, is a leading international authority in the field of plant biochemistry and physiology. His outstanding research activities have been focused on understanding the biochemistry and physiology of ethylene, an essential gaseous plant hormone of immense importance to agriculture.
One might say that the distinguished mark of Professor Yang's academic career is that of the joy of scientific discoveries. He has devoted almost his entire research career to the central problem of ethylene biosynthesis and made a remarkable series of studies on the synthesis pathway. In the early phase of his work, he conducted elegant experiments that proved unequivocally the role of methionine as a precursor for ethylene biosynthesis in plants. He then established that SAM was an important intermediate in the pathway of methionine to ethylene. A major breakthrough came in 1979 when he discovered the key intermediate, ACC, between SAM and ethylene. The identification of ACC led to the isolation of an enzyme that is involved in the pathway now referred to as "The Yang Cycle".
Professor Yang's discoveries not only have elucidated the role ethylene plays in plant growth, development, senescence, and environmental stresses, but also have significantly contributed to economic benefits for agriculture. The applications of his research in post-harvest biology have had a significant impact on our understanding on how vegetables, fruits and flowers deteriorate in storage. A theoretical foundation is provided for the control of the deterioration process through biotechnology. By regulating ethylene biosynthesis, the life span and quality of harvested vegetables and fruits can now be prolonged. We have him to thank for apples and tomatoes staying fresh longer. Surely his accomplishments are an inspiration to HKUST students to embark on the journey of scientific research, a journey with the reward of the joy of discovery awaiting you. To savor a little of that joy, read the series of books he recently co-edited with our Professor S D Kung, entitled Discoveries in Phnt Biology. International recognition of Professor Yang’s achievements is abundant. He figures prominently at major research conferences and served on the editorial boards of leading journals. He has more than 220 publications in the field of plant biology to his credit. Numerous honors and awards have been bestowed on him. He won the Campbell Award of the American Institute of Biological Science in 1969; the J S Guggenheim Fellowship in 1982; the International Plant Growth Substances Association Research Award in 1985; the prestigious Wolf Prize in Agriculture in 1931; and the American Society of Horticultural Science Outstanding Research Award in 1392. In 1990 and 1992, he was elected a member of the US National Academy of Sciences, and Academia Sinica, Taipei, repectively.
Professor Yang was born in Taiwan where he received his BS and MS in Agricultural Chemistry from the Taiwan University. His PhD in Plant Biochemistry was awarded by Utah State University in 1962. After his doctorate, he went to the University of California, Davis first as a Postdoctoral Fellow, then a Lecturer and Assistant Biochemist in 1366. He was Professor and Biochemist from 1974 to 1394, and is still a Professor Emeritus at UCD. In 1994, HKUST succeeded to lure him over to be a Professor in the Department of Biology. In 1936 he returned to Taiwan to become the Vice-president of the Academia Sinica but continued as an Adjunct Professor with us.
Mr Pro-Chancellor, I have the honor, on behalf of the University, to present to you Professor Shang Fa Yang. Professor Emeritus at University of California Davis and Academician, for the degree of Doctor of Science honoris CRUSU.
%~EWGFB%&@SEVENTH CONGREGATION I 13 ADDRESS BY Professor Arthur LI Kwok-cheung
Mr Pro-Chancellor Chung, President Woo, distinguished S1JE~k?k&*?L#* ' %3g3$*5& ' &i*& guests, ladies and gentlemen: % ' 8GH$ ' kf%9' k?kiid4 : On behalf of my fellow honorary graduates and myself, I would like to express our very warm thanks to the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology for honoring us & A $3 4% & -& jg 9B-f"; -$$ &@ f+ (k 6$ %i$ today. For myself, this is a day I shall always look back upon 9 ' l$$;&4+.j%k+&z# 0 +a 6$*& ' @jk\ with special pleasure, as it marks the highest point so far in my association with this wonderful University. Through the % $ $? 3 #2 ?% bJ6$ '1% & ; # &. A h ' s award of an honorary degree of Doctor of Letters, which to a El 1 a&,$J&9F$+ surgeon is certainly a rare and delightful honor, I am very proud to have become a permanent member of this University. %? ?k 6~@ $8 % % 6 t$ * % (2 * & # $7 69 % On that 1 am sure I can speak on behalf of all my fellow graduates of how very proud we all are.
I was very honored to be asked by the University my preference for an honorary degree of Doctor of Science or Doctor of Letters. You may wonder why I chose Doctor of Letters. Well for a start the university from which I took my medical degrees has a tradition of treating arts and science as complementary spheres of learning rather than two distinct entities. In fact everyone graduates with a Bachelor of Arts degree irrespective of their subjects or specialities and it has been the tradition for over GOO years. Likewise, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, a young but formidable center of teaching and research in science and technology, also has a School of Humanities and Social Science to provide its students an education emphasizing the human letters, or the literue hurnuniores as they are called in older universities.
Indeed, the division of learning into science, arts, or any other stream is a relatively recent development, and very much an administrative expedient for educational institutions. In q?k&A$6#-$fi6$&& 0 ancient China, education consisted in the mastery of the six 'arts' of rites (+it),music (C),archery (a),horsemanship (4~),the written language (g),and mathematics (a),which
not only spanned both arts and science but also included a*$q%7, /\0 K&*6$$8- ' fi€LnaP5 fl+$&7@ sports as well. In ancient Greece, the trait of the truly learned +*56$%73k$,fG? 0 &*&fl&j%6$$kq man was his love of knowledge in its broadest sense: he was %A7 as keen to discover the laws of nature as he was to probe the ,?q g , $Lj&& 7 $3 . $.f$ . & - @sp . g . * . $k qualities of the human soul. And then of course the Renaissance ideal of the Universal Man was a polymath, some ' *-.f.$j-$$j-13! ' g$j-@%++a 0 ** great artist-cum-scientistlike Leonard0 da Vinci whose talent k.lX+l#. ' &U#6$&$j@&*m 7 &*b$&J$$$ and creativity knew no bounds. Until some two centuries ago, it was still possible for a man of unusual attainment to master i?$%%$ 9 l&%1 Fl +&$kh:tndR:$ h ,%+R4$+A+k$
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14 I % t~+cigk?$%@SEVENTH CONGREGATION industrialization, it becomes necessary to specialize, to limit a+-.&Z?---$"~$"~A" 0 j?i,P-f-/\ei~ &t;rl& ourselves to narrower and narrower fields. Knowledge has since been undergoing a process of proliferation on the one "r$~31]$',g~g~~TAhA&P~~~p85I~& A hand, and minute division and sub-division on the other. #l While the body of knowledge we collectively acquire is rapidly expanding, the portion over which we individually can claim mastery over is getting smaller and smaller. There is a trend to @ I$& +P # 65 % Eff jg ' ho 1L * #J # know more and more about an increasingly narrow field, and R ' h %I hq .tc$ +5#* h % Q 3-& $k &$A F b$ "R 3 to lose sight of what the person next to us is doing and how his or her work may affect ours. 0 $2 9 --?FIEJ&%'I&?Z~AhA&fl&iGb$
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eliminate unnecessary streaming between arts and science J2.XHf-hL%*G&&&& 0 subjects in schools; it is essential that we reinforce general education in universities to give young people more ,&~P&&l*<&E$j~ ' h $$++P?Ej&* opportunity to appreciate the developments in different subject disciplines; it is crucial that we allow interdisciplinary & ~EJ& d & %9 % 3? & 3 $& % * 4% 4 courses to develop to let young people realize the inter- &$-++tL%?+6$+P& 0 &"$2.z$ ' 3YL&&qx:$j 9 % relatedness of different fields of knowledge as well as the inter- connectivity of all phenomena in the world. While it is 2n*;,$+qEb$H+4& ' &kqhG&i&#++w ' impracticable to expect our young people to have a total j7$&+*h$j?6ijy&$H+4@' &%H$E;w$ understanding of these subjects, initiating them into the magnificent worlds of both the arts and the sciences will if+ y ++t-'%.Fe ' feel one has to be capable of writing a great work of literature ~!#J$P:& 9 &%*n*rgb$ ; &%~x+--~#~jji& in order to appreciate John Donne or Li Bai (+ B ); nor does liYi&hAiy++?fof-h ,%$+f66$.;i.$ creativity and imagination, while the cross-fertilizationof ideas I)onnesfo+.b 6$$+%% ? +$+Li&jpl&%3,,@,E.$fi._ from different specialities may spark new advances in human &$j-kpad s+g6$3F$j ' $T@Jfg,%;fl&@+7g' knowledge. Unless we have some intelligent notion of what is happening in quarters other than our own, we shall not be ?Ei&7%4T?foE $% %&$+ b$ g $? % ? &" %I Ffi rsp3 ;€ able to put our own problems in perspective, or to judge the worlds problems, let alone generate creative solutions to those b$ ' Z$-$+FfiSl&6$i&++*R ' &SZ&&siilpq problems. b$@-4gh+@l&h; &iTjFfi+XS+ 9 &&~Ejq To the students of the Hong Kong University of Science $+& 4. $H$ i& 4 $H @f 9 & -F 1 $k & $$$$b$$$ and Technology who are graduating today, I extend to you 8% $dfi63 % P-7 0 I% 4F & lP9 +P L h +P ' $ F!]] my heartiest congratulations. Your years of hard work have x jk given you not only a degree but also expertise in a field of & 174 A 2k J 3 $4~& ,f+ f-h Z, IEJ $+ 69 p.9 2fj 9 & & .& your own choice, Do bear in mind however that education &? ffg 69 j& $& Ffi & ' 3j$2 & does not stop here, and further studies should not just be $11 8 p.9 8 g 5 g confined to your own speciality. The pace of change is i%@.@hb$&&$&T 0 accelerating to the point where it is hard to keep track of tomorrow. To equip yourselves for the challenges and ,&E&Wqgflq ' f*{P'I&i@ 5 +ti$% opportunities of the twenty-first century, which is only 49 days away, you need to keep yourselves updated, well- h ' 4xq7+a #Jy{5$rl*pEjb$&P&9 &$c informed, and all-rounded. To be truly adaptable and flexible, &%4*IP'I 0 @+&,<.% 9 q-#&,%<*b$ 1 %+~ibizdt+aiiSEVENTH CONGREGATION 1 15 you must be prepared to change field, start all over, and learn continuously. Learning will therefore be with you for life and versatility is always a valuable asset. May I conclude by sharing with you a few lines from Dr J Bronowski, well-known as an integrator of science and the humanities: ’We have to give the future scientist an abiding sense of the value of literature and the arts; and at the same time we have to give to those whose preoccupation lies with the liberal arts a glimpse of the methods, the depth, and the inspiration of science. These are living problems all the way from the school desk through the university and beyond, into the daily life of all thoughtful men.‘ Well, graduates of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, you now have to take up the challenge, and open yourselves to the twin pursuits of the arts and science, so that your life would be that much richer, and your enjoyment that much more intense and profound. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you. Addresses by Graduate Representatives of the -~-g~q%$+(y& School of Engineering Bbw-,,.-., Miss Sharon CHONGSze Min Good afternoon Council Vice-chairman, Council Members, *$g&gl]AJ$ 9 &fk*C% t *?& 1 &f&%j@, President Woo, Faculty, Parents, Fellow Classmates, Ladies &fk+% 1 &{*%&X&f&qL+?M+y: and Gentlemen, My name is Sharon CHONG,and I am a graduate of 4 $ ' & &&$&I.+z q ,+ + +? 9 k g g. Mechanical Engineering. It is my great honor to present a & * +74#+ 6k &&A* bcl ---la fgfl+$1 4X & I. speech on behalf of my fellow engineering classmates on this momentus occasion. Today is a joyful day, particularly for ,u+ffi+$Jq%&+&@.+ 0 zl;kW&fkfl%.s$k this year's graduates who have put a lot of hard work into ? ' a $9 3 5 + % h &. (PI % j% + their studies. 7! Time flies, our undergraduate life has ended. Facing a brand new stage of our life, we should be full of hope. 3- 5 + S$*$ @ k ;*#%?%i& ' A* b$ 3; - However, real life brings uncertainty. Experiencing the P'tt!$xiE.A&Flq yr 0 &%132@.$+*i&kR€@g; 4 economic crisis and high unemployment rate, many of us ' 3%.*3g*%p.I&&%Ji&$q ' ' $Jk wony about Hong Kong's economic situation, about our own &&El.% 1 job prospects as well as our competitiveness.We wonder when R + & %I% c % $2 if$ 9 dk c 4% %Ib$ Hong Kong will fully recover from the crisis, whether we can dk ,< fi b+ gk + ;tl R % is $9 iq 3 6~ find the right job, whether we can compete with the elite of other countries. &jg& ? &&&%lq;&$f'A8g%f' ? &&&.$'J $2$ $& h & $ {& a$b$ A 3 $2 9 2 Yes, we have to admit that this year does not look like a good year for graduating. But we still have confidence in the future. The dificult situation allows us to re-think objectively the social status of university graduates, the contribution we can make, and the advantages and the disadvantages we face within the heavy competition for jobs and work. Hong Kong is in the process of implementing universal education, and this is why more and more people have the chance to receive tertiary education. We realize that tertiary education does not necessarily guarantee a promising future, but it certainly helps to train our logic and ability to learn on our own. As we all know, the advanced technology sector in Hong Kong is still under-developed. We-the graduates of the Engineering School-should equip ourselves for its future development. We should try our best to enhance our technical knowledge, to be aware of world trends, and to increase our creativity. We know that the advantages of Hong Kong lie not just in money-making and quick brains, but also in good management skills and a well-developed communications network. Good management gives investors confidence to establish an investment center. A well-developed communications network allows us to receive information from all over the world easily, and to function as a 'global communicator'. It is now time for me to say thanks to our parents, faculty, staff, our alma mater, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and of course, my dear classmates. I believe the happiest people today may not be us, the graduates, but our parents. Dear parents, without your unconditional giving, we would not be stars today. The graduation gown and cap we wear also belong to you. We hope you are proud of us. I would like to show my gratitude to the faculty for their patience and conscientiousness. If you walk past the engineering faculty offices, it is not difficult to find offices with open doors. The open doors seem to tell students You're always welcomed to come inside'. This signal greatly reduces the distance between the faculty and the students. Besides thanking the faculty, I would like to show my gratefulnessto the support staff. I particularly want to say thank you to all the technicians in the workshop. Although their contributions sometimes overloaded, they continue to work silently and diligently. They give students direct and on-going help on a long term basis. Finally, I need to show my appreciation to my dear classmates. Thank you for your role in giving me such a memorable university life over the last three years. I will never forget our first meeting at the Orientation Camps, the times we studied together in the library, the times we organized university activities or working on our final year projects in the laboratory. The moments I have shared with you are unforgettable. Of course, graduation is not the end of our relationship with HKUST. As alumni, we still bear a responsibility to build and to maintain the reputation of our University. Good luck to all of you and thank you. 18 1 %tE%fG%EPi@SEVENTH CONGREGATION Mr LAWYee Shing Good afternoon Dr Poon, President Woo, our respected teachers, parents, ladies and gentlemen, 1 feel privileged to have this opportunity to say a few words on behalf of the my fellow graduates. They are mainly words of gratitude to various people, with some recollection of our university life, and a little sharing or encouragement as we look ahead. We, who have just been conferred Bachelor of Engineering degrees, are ever grateful to our alma mater, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, for its ever-escalating and fruitful efforts to cultivate competent graduates who are ready to serve in society locally and worldwide. We who graduate today are very much indebted to devoted teachers both within and outside the School of Engineering. They have diligently and thoughtfully passed on their expertise and knowledge to us. Their ways of thinking, deportment, and disposition have also been our role models, pointing us in the right direction to become worthy people. We should not forget to also thank the technical staff of the various laboratories. They have helped us tremendously in our final year projects, and have passed on to us skills and techniques rarely, if ever, mentioned in textbooks. Last but perhaps most importantly-allow me to assert this-the new graduates would like to express gratitude and pay due tribute to our dear parents. Many of us young people are not used to expressing our feelings to our families, but please know that the following is a sincere expression of thanks to my parents, and is likely to be very similar to the words that your son or daughter would like to say to you today: "Dad and mom, thank you for all that you have done for me from the time I was a baby to this day when 1 wear a graduation gown. You have selflessly raised me up with your love, care and labor. Just as the air supports the eagle, you support me silently, and yet give me the freedom to soar high. If at times I took all this for granted, I am sorry. If at times, just because I know a few scientific theories or have a bit larger English vocabulary, I paid you less respect than 1 should have, I am sorry. On this special day of mine, may I express my gratitude to you out loud. I feel proud to have you as my parents. Thank you so very much for the financial and emotional support you have given me for my education all these years.” In the last few years, we who graduate this year have left many footprints in this University. Some of them are related to hall life. Who of us will forget the water bomb wars, lCQ, overnight chats, or watching World Cup’38 with 30 or so classmates and together producing well synchronized, trembling boos and jeers. On the other hand, we engineering students have to fit in a rigorous academic training. Occasional projects, bi-weekly tests, weekly laboratory reports, and almost daily assignments are common memories for us all. Some of us became committee members of societies, and experienced the excitement and frustration of organizing activities, finding sponsors and working in different teams. One final year group project gave my team the chance to occupy a computer laboratory from 7pm overnight to 2pm the following day. The “life supporting” dinner, breakfast and lunch we took together were totally unforgettable. Neither can I forget the splendid sea view from my balcony. The waves and mountains, stars and sky, the yachts and sea gulls, the tranquility and harmony. It was easily as refreshing and powerful as coffee or chicken essence, especially during my final year examinations. Besides my teachers and classmates, somehow I always recall one special gentleman in HKUST. I used to see him almost everyday at the same time and in the same place. With weak but steadfast arms, this GO-year-old gentleman cleans the escalators. I feel for him having to labor at such an age. But, at the same time, I saluted with respect in my heart every time I passed by, literally with a straightened back, this gentleman who is striving with his best effort to feed himself and his family. If he, with such limited resources and opportunities, perseveres in self-reliance, what about us, today’s privileged graduates? With so much already in hand, let us live our lives to the best they can be, with a seriously examined outlook and direction. For as Plato reminds us, an unexamined life is not worth living. Even with clear direction, difficulties in life are almost guaranteed. Let us face them with fortitude, confidence and hard work, applying the knowledge and experience we have acquired in this University. I believe there is not hurdle too high to be overcome. So looking back, we cherish our memories with @%4?-i+fi$Ak0 HKUST. Today, we celebrate the completion of a significant stage of our lives here, with gratitude to our teachers and parents. Facing tomorrow, may we live our lives seriously, .% % $i ;* it 63 ?7 k ' m #M+& && $4 *9L and live them to their fullest. il$ ; President Woo, Dean Chan, parents, fellow students, distinguished guests, ladies Q gentlemen: It is indeed a great honor for me to represent my fellow business graduates at the University's Seventh Congregation Ceremony. On behalf of all my schoolmates, I would like to extend a very warm welcome to everyone who is with us today. This is an important occasion for us. Not only does this ceremony recognize the hard work we put into our degree programs, but it also marks formally the end of an undergraduate experience that has been filled with moments for us to remember in the years to come. I don't have to remind my fellow students about the workload of assignments, group projects, late-night studies, project presentations, or the kind of excitement that comes with every exam. However, I do want to express the feeling of gratitude to our parents and our professors that lies deep in all our hearts. Without their support and efforts we would not have been able to sail through the voyage of undergraduate studies with so much pride, confidence, or sense of achievement. Please join me in giving them a big hand. Like many of my peers, one of the first questions I asked myself at HKUST was "what do I want from my university life?"The list was long: good exam results, an opportunity to be an exchange student, meeting as many people as 1 could, participating in as many student activities as my schedules permitted, involvement in community activities, and so on. And indeed, I took advantage of all the opportunities that were offered to me, and I did everything that 1 had set out to do during my three years of study at the University. 1 found them all very useful and they have enriched my undergraduate experience in a big way. My experience tells me that organizing these activities on an on-going basis requires a lot of resources. For example, financial support, venues, logistics arrangements, and finding guest speakers, faculty, and alumni. On behalf of my fellow students, I would like to thank the University and its School of Business and Management for their unceasing efforts in putting these together for the benefits of the students. Our gratitude need not be just words. Now that we have completed our undergraduate studies, we may ask ourselves another question, "what do we want to do for our alma mater?" The list is also long: to participate in alumni activities, to be a member (or an executive) of the HKUST Alumni Association, to share our experience with current undergraduate students, and so on. At the completion of today's ceremony, the University will have conferred degrees on some 8,600 undergraduate students, over 3,000 of them business graduates. If we could all make a point of sparing two hours a year for our alma mater, we could provide the University and the School with an additional 17,000 hours of work that they can deploy in supporting and expanding the various kinds of enrichment activities. The University has come a long way in putting itself on the world map of education since it was founded eight years ago. Its continued success hinges on the good work of its faculty, staff, students, and the support from other members of the community, and us as members of its alumni. Being involved is the part we can play in helping the University thrive into the new millennium. 1 have committed my own energy to the Honorary Advisors in Career Education Scheme organized by the University's Career Center and the Business Alumni Association as their External Secretary this year. I know there are many other roles that we can play as alumni. Let us all take home with us this commitment to give something back to the University from which we have the privilege of graduating today. Last but not least, I would like to thank once again the professors and staff of the University for helping us develop into who we are today. Although this ceremony marks a completion of an important stage of our lives, we know the blessings from our alma mater will always be with us and our hearts will always be here. Thank you. Mr Steve YEUNGSai-cheong President Woo, Dean Chan, fellow students, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen: It is my honor to speak on behalf of all graduating higher degree students of the School of Business and Managment today on this important occasion. My three-years as a part-time MBA student at HKUST were both memorable and exciting.They coincided with what were the most eventful few years in Hong Kong’s recent history. During this period we have experienced re-unification with our motherland, the opening of Chek Lap Kok airport, the Asian financial crisis and the economic down-turn and unemployment that followed, the government‘s new policy to encourage innovation and technology, as well as a rising public concern over the ethics of the media industry. The changes that accompanied these events have sometimes been positive and sometimes negative. To a greater or lesser degree, each of them has had an impact on our lives as citizens of Hong Kong. For me, this coincidence was beneficial. I was able to gain highly topical insight from the Business faculty members; and discuss with them how theories and knowledge could be applied to explain events that we were experiencing, and how different decisions were reached. At the same time, I was able to interact and exchange views with my fellow schoolmates on various issues. The overall experience enhanced my ability to comprehend things that are going on around us from different perspectives. One specific area we explored was the subject of technology. When we looked at the subject, it was not only the business application of technology that we were interested in, but we were also concerned with the other related issues such as the social responsibility, accountability and business ethics of the technology provider or facilitator. In my view, this ability to appreciate and analyze things from different perspectives is one of the most important assets that an individual needs in order to contribute positively to the development of our society. President Woo summarized in his most recent annual “Stateof the University” report the mission of HKUST in two words-Education and Technology. I am sure they are the right focuses for the University to concentrate on in helping Hong Kong to advance and meet the challenges of the 21st century. No doubt the success of the University in achieving its mission will depend on the continuous hard work of its faculty 24 I %kr-,wBfA %ili%te SEVENTH CONGREGATION and staff. However, the quality of its students will also play an important part. As a member of the business community, I believe there are some essential qualities that an ideal university graduate should possess. Apart from having professional knowledge and intellectual skills, and the ability to analyze issues from different perspectives, the ideal graduate holds fast to three fundamental tenets, namely: 1. Respect for individuals, including both their privacy and dignity; 2. Zeal for knowledge-creation, including non- technological issues such as humanities and social science; and 3. (as expressed in Micah Chapter 6, verses 6 to 8) Belief in the golden values of human beings which include integrity, justice and mercy. HKUST has a world-class campus with state-of-the-art facilities for teaching and research purposes. It also has an excellent faculty and a dedicated management team. Together with its spectacular environment and affinity to nature, 1 am confident that the University has the best possible infrastructure to develop the best quality graduates for society. On behalf of all business post-graduatestudents, I would like to take this opportunity to thank Dean Chan, his faculty members and administrative staff for their guidance and support throughout our studies. I am confident that you have been and will continue to be great facilitators in bringing out and developing the best qualities in your students. Thank you. Address by the Graduate Representative of the @L@Es$*if% School of Science 3% Miss Pauline MAPo Yee a+\ Dear Dr Chung, President Woo, guests, parents, and fellow &@&- %& k ’ &jk *-!$$%dk % k ’ &jk students, Hq: Good afternoon everybody. k%*! The five months since my classmates and I finished our degree studies have passed quickly. All of us have been busy in our new pursuits. On this graduation day of ours, we are @MP,g+kRsRLi$l?a@ln ’ &%9S%+ reunited at this beautiful campus that we know so well. At -& & e & 8 4% A 7 +fi 60 gj 4k + 9 $6 31]g this very moment, bits and pieces of our university life from ’ the past three years come vividly to the front of our minds, fi g jg j& ,& 60 *g a ppg @ ”$ ’ jR. 4 ;r- $2 $- reminding us of happiness, fun times, and friendships. 4- 0 fitfl;S-It-t%I]’ %$gs@.*ig&3.+k$f.J&;+i Over the past three years, we have learned how to 63 --%--% * &&41k+ua$ El appreciate the mysteries ofthe universe and life. We have come to understand better the complex relationships between +€IbtL 3 +fl ’ 4%. 479 2%$+ fik ,$ +- g $v & +- mankind and nature, and how they sometimes fight each other while tlying to co-exist together. Without our being aware of 6$&% ’ &@&A&+k 6 ,%2Pe¶L%.&fi h x it, our knowledge and thoughts have metamorphosed into & 4 ;% 7p& 63 & @ RE] +$ & ;r. pel & $7 those of mature, educated adults. We owe this to the careful #J,~.@.$pjPp@&?&@ 0 i$&JzJj$&jS9.+&* 7 ++ nurture received from HKUST. We have outstanding scientists as our teachers, and some of the most advanced scientific k $%4% % 3 69 & e 0 i$ +g $i I& 69 P,g+ q 4+ & research equipment in the world available for our use. We %Ib$% 6;fi i?&63 #*j& % &&iFy @.N 0 have the most recent hardware and software for computing $ig k and communications, audio-visual materials in the libraly, s $2 6$ z f&x 4.$3”@ 4+ 7p $k4+ ’ El g *g 6$ iR,%. interactive teaching fac es in the lectures halls. Each and <.$+ , $$$%@ 6$93J$k g ;k ’ *<,g&{r93jLtJ+p4&~<* ’ ,%%$uq& 0 Many of us have complained at some stage that our studies were unbearable. Apart from a heavy load of core &$+ 1 &{rj@&d&g, 9 &;~g6$*$+$$$~& subjects, we had to cope with courses in English usage as well # , 3 @- 4;f w <+ & m jg +, A 5 ;i.t 4 $+ R . 4 as humanities and social sciences. Yet, when we started seeking %L&_bkho@0 9 *&4y$j@a+ ’ jobs, some of us regretted having put too little effort into our q& x.rfi!g English. Now when chatting with colleagues about ek 116 .G % % P,g+ stl zx % $$ 0 % & {Pi] $$ Fl* P“? international and social affairs, we find it fortunate that our %k3l]Jixlr%jk&k~a+7 xyfi!g&+ 8 ~~ficlR views have been broadened to see things from various k When we failed trial after trial in the laboratory, there were always caring laboratory technicians who gave us advice. $$&{PI & * ,!& && 26 1 %iE%lTSSE*nlg SEVENTH CONGREGATION Shelter. We would like to say a special thank you to Dr Sze Yuen Chung for choosing this picturesque location surrounded by mountains and water. We, science graduates today, are far more fortunate than our predecessors. It is not only the ideal learning environment that matters. More importantly, Hong Kong people from all walks of life are starting to recognize the importance of science and technology in economic development. The government and business sectors are now giving great impetus to projects such as the Cyber Port, Chinese Herbal Medicine Port, and so on. What's more, hi-tech stocks have become investors' new favorite. In recent years, our President, Professor Woo, with great vision, has actively been promoting joint research projects between HKUST and the other institutes in the Chinese Mainland and abroad to advance technology in fields such as biology and communications. This is in perfect harmony with Hong Kong's general direction of development. The sciences nowadays are all embracing and increasingly multi-disciplinary in approach. Biotechnology, for instance, needs the support of numerous experts in computing, chemical engineering, and even social sciences. We believe that Hong Kong will provide us with more opportunities to apply what we have learned at HKUST, and to give full play to our expertise. However, the door for soliciting hi-tech personnel worldwide is wide open. We need to be unremitting in our efforts to strengthen ourselves in order to survive and to win. In this, I look forward to striving hand in hand with my fellow graduates. We pride ourselves on being science graduates of HKUST. From the pre-school years to university graduation, each one of us has enjoyed over 20 years of education. But have we ever thought about how many people have devoted their efforts to our learning?The awarding of a bachelor degree is definitely not our triumph alone. The achievement should more appropriately belong to several million Hong Kong tax-payers who indirectly invest their money in us; and more importantly, to all the staff of HKUST, the professors and lecturers who have guided us, and finally to our parents who have supported and encouraged us throughout our scholastic endeavors. Thank you. R+~ibf~ilfEmWSEVENTH CONGREGATION I 27 Address by the Graduate Representative of the A *$k eN 99 I%8 3E Y 1td School of Humanities and Social Science 37% Miss Lisa WONGLai-ming *lK ea ‘I’m Mr Pro-Chancellor, Honourable Chairman and Vice- Chairman of the University Council, President Woo, distinguished guests, dear teachers and fellow graduates, ladies and gentlemen, It is my great honor to be here today to express my heartfelt thanks to our alma mater. When the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology opened eight years ago, like many who came for its magnificent architecture, 1 came to Clear Water Bay. Here I discovered a most impressive place-the unique Division of Humanities, located in a university of science and technology. I would like to devote my special thanks to its architects, Prof Hong Hsu, Prof William Tay, Prof Ching-hsien Wang and the late Prof Edward Ch’ien. Thanks to the founders of HKUST, too. Owing to their vision and promotion, the School of Humanities and Social Science was created to realize a ”university” in its fullest sense. Throughout the doctoral program, I have met many teachers and friends whom I cannot over-thank.Today I would like to express my sincere gratitude to two companions that are particularly important to a research student, both intellectually and spiritually. They are the Library lying at the heart of the University and the landscape embracing our campus. Similar to the size of the Division, the library collection for Humanities is modest. Given many constraints, the University Librarian and the staff have made tremendous efforts to transcend the limitations by expanding the electronic databases and installing compact shelves to maximize the use of space. I am most indebted to the document supply service that connects library resources both locally and globally. It makes available a huge reservoir of newspapers, articles and books on which successful research depends. I would like to thank the bay, the islands and the enormous sky, which we proudly though unlawfully claim as the most beautiful part of our campus. We are sheltered by islands; islands that provide a calm sea but do not close us in. Down at the quay, in the daytime, the beacon greets you with its small tilted cross, the windmill of Don Quixote. At night, it is a steady dot of light glowing in a cauldron of darkness. When silver lines of wave ripple ashore a watery song, there is no better balm to the nerves you can find. The quest for knowledge is an endless voyage, but the islands are always with me when I sail the seas. Thank you, Library and Landscape! Once again, thank you very much, my most respected teachers of the Humanities, for teaching me how to read the world and explore a course of my own. Thank you! DEGREES CONFERRED @I#2 @ 43 SCHOOL OF SCIENCE BSc (Biochemistry) 70 BSc (Biology) 91 BSc (Chemistry) 77 RSc (Mathematics) 101 BSc (Physics) 6i BSc (Applied Physics) I .i MSc (Biotechnology) MSc (Environmental Science) 24 MSc (Materials Science and Engineering) , MSc (Mathematics) I MSc (Physics) 1 MPhil (Biochemistry) 4 MPhil (Biology) 14 MPhil (Chemistry) I, MPhil (Mathematics) 16 MPhil (Physics) 1 -5 PhD (Biochemistry) 3 PhD (Biology) PhD (Chemistry) PhD (Mathematics) PhD (Physics) School Total 536 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING REng (Chemical Engineering) 51 BEng (Civil and Structural Engineering) 121 BEng (Computer Engineering) I14 BEng (Computer Science) I39 Bfng (Electronic Engineering) I53 Bthg (Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management) 76 Bthg (Mechanical Engineering) 87 MSc (Chemical Lngineering) 3 MSc (Civil Enginrering) II MSc (Computer Science) 10 MSc (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) 8 MSr (Ihvironmental Engineering) 19 MSc (Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management) 15 MSc (Mechanical Engineering) 4 MPhil (Chemical Engineering) 7 MPhil (Civil Engineering) 9 MPhil (Computer Science) 22 Ml’hil (Electrical and t-lectronic Engineering) 40 MPhil (Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management) 11 Ml’hil (Mechanical Engineering) 9 PhD (Civil Engineering) 6 PhD (Computer Science) 7 PhD (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) 6 I’hD (Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management) 5 PhD (Mechanical Engineering) 8 School Total 941 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT BBA (Accounting) 2 52 BRA (Economics) 30 BBA (Finance) I61 BRA (Information and Systems Management) 114 BBA (Management of Organizations) 32 RBA (Marketing) I13 BSc (Economics) 1 MRA/MSr (Information Systems Management) 13 EMHA 30 MHA 153 MSc (Economics) 20 MSc (Investment Management) IS MSr (Informalion Systems Management) 19 MPhil (Finance) 1 MPhil (Information Systems) 1 MPhil (Management Operations) 1 Mr’hil (Marketing) 2 Phll (Accounting) 1 School Total 959 SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE MA (Chinese Studies) 6 MA (Ilumanities) 7 MA (Social Science) 4 MPhil (I luinanities) 4 MPhil (Social Science) 2 PhD (tlumanities) 1 School Total 24 UNIVERSITY TOTAL 2460 30 1 Z:+WHr%diR*;h SEVENTH CONGREGATION ! 10 NOVEMBER1999 -hhhw--H t- El I ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 10 November 1393 The Congregation wiZ2 stand while the Procession is enrering & leaving the Atrium; and for the National Anthem 1. The Council Vice-chairman declares the Congregation open. 2. The President addresses the Congregation. 3. The Dean of Engineering presents candidates for the Degree of BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING. 4. Graduate Representative addresses the Congregation. 5. The Dean of Engineering presents candidates for the Degrees of MASTER OF SCIENCE and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY. G. The Dean of Engineering presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. 7. Graduate Representative addresses the Congregation. 8. The Council Vice-chairman declares the Congregation closed. Mace carried by Prof Dm'ck Wood Music by St Bonaventure College & High School ISE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING UndergraduateDegrees -P $4 % 9 Academic Achieve men t Awards 3 %$ bx ,$% Ms LAM, Nga Yan BEng (CIVL) Mr LEE, Kwok Cheong BEng (CPEG) Mr NG, Chi Ho BEng (CPEG) Mr YEUNG, Ka Sing BEng (CPEG) Ms CHOW, Calvin BEng (COMP) Mr SZE, Tsz Wo BEng (COMP) Mr CHAU, Chit BEng (ELEC) Mr CHUI, Chi On BEng (ELEC) Mr LEUNG, Hang Ching Jason BEng (ELEC) Mr WONG, Kwan Wai BEng (ELEC) Mr YUEN, Kin To BEng (ELEC) Mr LAW, Yee Shing BEng (MECH) Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering Ms SHEK, Lai Ming Angela I%* (4C%Ii%%i41) Mr SUEN, Koon Shan Mr TAM, Wai Kit Mr AU, Tsz Wai Curtis Mr TANG, Sai Keung * Mr CHAN, Hok Chung Mr TING, Po Chung Ivan Mr CHAN, Tak Ho Ms TONG, Wing Ling Winnie Mr CHAN, Ying Lun Alick Mr TSAI, Pak Leung Mr CHAN, Yiu Chee Ms TSANG, Tik Sze Eva Mr CHEUNG, Laurence Mr TSE, Man Kit * Ms CHOI, Man Yee Mr TSUI, Ka Ho Mr CHOW, Ho Man Mr WAN, Chun Po Mr CHU, Chi Bun Mr WONG, Chi Hang Kingsley Mr CHU, Wai Hong Mr WONG, Chi Ngong Ms CHUNG, Pui Hang Mr WONG, Siu Hon Ms CHUNG, Wing Sze Mr WONG, Siu Man Mr FUNG, Siu Chung Mr WONG, Yat Ming Edmond Mr KU, Yiu Yee Mr WU, Julius Ms KWOK, Wing Ching Mr YAN, Tsz Kin Paul Mr LAM, Cheung Fai Mr YALI, Bo Keung Mr LAM, Chien Tai Mr YIP, Wing Yin Mr LAM, Ka Lok Mr YU, Kai Chiu Mr LAU, Chi Sing Mr YUEN, Chun Ning Mr LAU, Kan Lung Mr LAU, Siu Tak Bachelor of Engineering in Civil and Structural Engineering * Mr LEE, Hoi Wai Harry E%* (**B>%@I@%) * Mr LEE, King Chi Mr L1, Chun Ms LAM, NgaYan 4&%J& Mr LIN, Siu Yi Mr LO, Kin Yan Mr All-YEIJNG, Ka Yin Mr MA, Shun Hang Mr CHAK, Lap Yin Mr MAN, Ka Ho Mr CHAN, Chi Yang Ms MOK, Hei Man Mr CHAN, Kai Chi 36 I %+E%KZBE!E%SEVENTH CONGREGATION # Academic Achievement Awards 9 32 Ilk % 23 * First Class Honors tB 3 45 Q Mr CHAN, Kam Ming Mr LAM, Fuk Yuen Thomas * Mr CHAN, Kwok Ki Raymond Mr LAM, Kam Ming Ms CHAN, Pui Man Ms LAM, Ling Mr CHAN, Siu Ming Mr LAU,Chung Yau Ms CHAN, Sum Yee ' Mr LAW, Kwan Shing Ms CHAN, Wai Fun Mr LEE, Chi Ho Mr CHAN, Wan Loong William Mr LEE, Kwok Hing Mr CHAN, Yiu Fai Mr LEE, Wing Kei * Mr CHAU, Kwan Wah Jerry Ms LEUNG, Elsie Mr CHAU, Pak Leong Ms LEUNG, Ho Yee Ms CHEN, Hoi Yan Mr LEUNG, Kin Hang Mr CHENG, Ho Ming Mr LEUNG, Wai Bun Mr CHENG, Kin Kei Stephen Mr LI, Kai Wah Mr CHENG, Pak Cheung Mr LI, Kwan Chau Mr CHEUK, Chi Yin Mr LO, Cheuk Wah Wesley Mr CHEUNG, Chun Wei Mr LO, Kwok Chung Mr CHEUNG, Kin Chun Mr LO, Wai Kin Ms CHEUNG, Wing Man Mr LO, Wai Leung Mr CHOI, Chun Yeung Clement Mr LOK, Siu Chuen Mr CHOI, King Leung Mr MAK, Hung Wai Ms CHOI, Mei Wing Mr MAN, Lee Kevin Mr CHONG, Chun Wa Mr MOK, Yu Tak Mr CHOW, Chu Yin Mr NG, Chun Wa Ms CHOW, Pui Ling Ms NG, Hoi Lun Mr CHU, Man Ho Mr NG, Ki Yiu Mr CHU, Wai Yin Mr PANG, Chi Ho * Ms CHUNG, Shan Shan Mr PHUNG, Wing Cheung Clifford Mr CHUNG, Yat Fai Ms SHEN, Jane Mr FOK, Siu Leung Mr SIN, Ngai Ming Mr FUNG, Ka Ho Ms SIU, Wan Yin Mr FUNG, Kin Keung Mr TAI, Ming Tat Mr FUNG, Wai Tong Mr TAM, Chi Sing Mr HO, Cheung Wing Mr TANG, Kin Chung Kendrew Mr HO, Leung Ming Sunny Mr TANG, Lai Fung Mr HO, Wai Pun Mr THE, Fuk Tai Thomas Mr HUNG, Hin Yan Mr TO, Kim Tong Ronnie ' Mr HUNG, Kin Chung Mr TSANG, Wing Wai Mr HUNG, Wai Kay Mr TSE, Cheuk Fai Mr KAM, Wai Tsun Mr TSE, Kam Tim * Ms KO, Wan Yee Mr TSE, Lap Chi Ms KONG, Hoi Yan Ivy Mr TSOI, Wa Yeung Mr KWAN, Man Ho Bendon Ms WONG, Fong Ling Mr KWOK, Kin Wai Mr WONG, Ho Fai Mr KWOK, Tsz Man Mr WONG, Kah Ming Paul * Mr LAI, Chi Kin Mr WONG, Kai Leung Ms MI, Chui Yan Mr WONG, Ming Hin Ms LAI, Kar Yin Mr WONG, Sai Chu Mr MI, Nang Yeung Mr WONG, Shun Lung Mr LAI, Wai Lam Mr WONG, Sing Wah Mr LAI, Wing Lun Mr WONG, Sze Yiu Mr LAM, Chun Kit Mr WONG, Wai Ming Mr WONG, Wai Yu &.a+ Mr FONG, Man Tak Mr WONG, Yau Kwong Richard Mr FUNG, Man Ho Franki Mr WONG, Yin Fun Andrew Mr FUNG, On Tik Andy Ms WONG, Yuen Yan Bella Mr FUNG, Siu Tong Mr YEUNG, Chi Shing Ms HO, Pik Wah Mr YEUNG, Hon Man Mr HO, Sek Hung Edmond Mr YELING, Ka Wai Mr HSU, Yuk Ping Mr YEUNG, Pak Chi Mr HUI, Chi Kwan Mr YEUNG, Wai Lam Mr HUI, Hiu Tong Mr YEUNG, Wui Yin Mr HUNG, Sing Yu Mr YIP, Chun Wing Mr KOO, Ting Wai Mr YIP, Wah Keung Mr KWAN, Tong Yu Mr YIP, Wan Fung David Ms KWAN, Wai Ki Vicki Ms ZEE, Kuk Ying Mr LAI, Chok Fung Mr LAI, Kwok Leung Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering Mr LAI, Pok Man 13Zk (%%#I@f#) Mr LAM, Kwok Hing Ms LAM, Shui Ching # Mr LEE, Kwok Cheong Ms LAM, Yin Suen # Mr NG, Chi Ho Mr LAU, Chung Yin # Mr YEUNG, Ka Sing Mr LAU, Ka Wai Eddie Mr LAU, Wai Hang Ms AU, Suk Yee Shirley Mr LAU, Wai Kay Mr AU, Wai Ming Mr LAU, Wai Kit Mr AU, Wing Lan Mr LEE, Chun Keung Mr CHAN, Chi Kin Mr LEE, Kin Nang Mr CHAN, Kin Wo Mr LEE, Tak Wan Angus Mr CHAN, Kwok Leung Mr LEE, Ting Hung Ms CHAN, Nga Yi Carla Mr LEUNG, Cheung Chi Mr CHAN, Siu Ki Addison Mr LEUNG, Kai Kin Mr CHAN, Tsz Kit Mr LEUNG, Kwan Tat Mr CHANG, Kwok Leung Mr LEUNG, Wing Kuen Mr CHAU, King Fung Mr LEUNG, Yiu Cho * Mr CHEN, Hoi Shun Mr LI, Tsz Ngai Mr CHEUNG, Lak Hang Ms LO, Chor Wing Ms CHEUNG, Mei Chi Macy Mr LO, Kai Kui Louis Mr CHEUNG, Ming Fai Mr MAK, Chi Chuen Mr CHEUNG, Tung Mr MAN, Chun Yip Ms CHIU, Tung Mui Mr NG, Dik Ka Mr CHOI, Chun Chin Mr NG, Ka Wai Kelvin * Mr CHOI, Koon Kau Mr NG, Lung Chuen John Mr CHOW, Ka Lok Mr NGAN, Kar Fai Mr CHOW, Sai Kit Mr POON, Kin Wai Ms CHOY, Wing Shan Mr PUN, Kong Hong Mr CHU, Ka Kui Mr SETO, Ho Fai Mr CHU, Kwong Chi Mr SHAM, Bun * Mr CHU, Siu Hang Mr SHEK, Ying Kit Mr CHUNG, Sze Ming Mr SIU, Man Kin Mr CHUNG, Ting Mr SO, Ka Lok Mr FOK, Chun Bong Mr SO, Ka Po * Mr FONG, Chun Kin Mr SO, Kwong Chun 38 I %kIli”i?U=F I %E%E SEVENTH CONGREGATION # Acudemic Achievement Awurds % 2 hfi % 4@ * First Clms Honors EB ’3 Q f Mr SO, Tsung Nam Mr CHAN, Tat Lung Mr TAI, Kwong Yue Ms CHAN, Wing Yi Mr TAI, Man Kin Mr CHAN, Yeuk Fung Anson Mr TAI, Wing Chung Mr CHAU, Chun Ho Mr TAM, Hon Kit Mr CHENG, King Leung Mr TAM, Man Lun Mr CHENG, Sui Man * Mr TANG, Chin To Mr CHENG, Yan Wai Ms TANG, Ting Yan Stella Mr CHOI, Kin Yip Mr TSANG, Ka Hong Ms CHOI, Wai Fun Mr TSANG, Kwun Chung Marco Ms CHU, Mei Yi Mr TSE, Fung Hau John Mr CHU, Siu Leung Mr TSE, Wang Kei Mr CHU, Tim Kin Mr TUNG, Yip Chiu Mr CHU, Wan Sing * Mr WAN, Chi Ho Mr CH111, Yu Hon Mr WANG, Chi Yung Mr CHUN, Man Kit Mr WONG, Chi Pun Ms CHUNG, Chi Man Mr WONG, Chung Hip William Mr FAN, Yiu Chung Ms WONG, Kit Man Mr FU, Hung Mr WONG, Kong Hoi Mr FUNG, Wai Kwok Mr WONG, Kwai Fong Mr HO, Chi Lung * Mr WONG, Kwok Fung Ms HO, Hang Yu Mr WONG, Tsz Ming MS HO, Wing Sze Mr WONG, Wai Hong Mr HON, Chi Ho Mr YAU, King Chung Mr HSIEH, Ding Fei Mr YIP, Chi Hin Mr HSU, Wai Hung Mr YIP, Chun Kwan Mr HUI, Chong Kit Mr YIP, Keung Mr HUI, Kwok Ho Mr YIP, Kwok Wing Mr HUNG, Wai Mr W, Chi Pang Mr IF', Chun Kee Ms W, Oi Kei Mr IP, Kin Sang * Mr YU, Wai Leung Mr IP, Siu Wing Mr KO, Sze Yuk Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science Ms KU, Oi Ling I%* (%%a#%) Ms KWAN, Vivian Ms KWOK, Ka Pik # Mr CHOW, Calvin Mr KWOK, Kin Yu # Mr SZE,TszWo Mr LAI, Chi Kin Kent Mr LAI, Chi Yin Anthony Mr CHAN, Cheuk Pan Mr LAI, Yui Fai Mr CHAN, Ching Yu Mr LAM, Chi Wai MS CHAN, Chui Ha Mr LAM, Ching Hung David Mr CHAN, Chun Kit Mr LAM, Ka Chun Mr CHAN, Fu Bong Mr LAM, Ka Wing Mr CHAN, Hin Tak Andy Ms LAM, Ka Yan Mr CHAN, Ka Chun Mr LAM, Kin Wing Mr CHAN, Ka Man Mr LAM, Man Lung Mr CHAN, Kin Ching Ms LAM, Mei Yee Mr CHAN, King Hung Mr MU, Chi Ling Mr CHAN, Mang Fai Mr LAU, Hoi Kit Freddy Mr CHAN, Ming Ho Maverick Mr LALI, Kin Tat Mr CHAN, Shan Ming Ms LALI, Mei Chun * Mr LAW, Lai Yin Ms TSUI, Hoi Yan Lydia Mr LAW, Yan Ming Billy Mr WONG, Chi Chung Benny Mr LEE, Cheung Chi Thomas Mr WONG, Ching Yee Mr LEE, Chi Kuen Mr WONG, Chun Fung Mr LEE, Chun Sing Mr WONG, Chun Hung Mr LEE, Kin Ho ' Mr WONG, Chun Kit Wilbur Mr LEE, Man Chung ' Mr WONG, Ka Hang Mr LEE, Sui Kam Derek Mr WONG, Kin Cheung Mr LEE, Tsz Shing Mr WONG, Sai On Mr LEI, Sio Tim Mr WONG, Suet Fai * Ms LEUNG, Kwan Ni Wiwin Mr WONG, Wai Tsun Wilson Ms LEUNG, Pui Yee Betty Mr WONG, Wing Kee Ms LEUNG, Shuk Ching Elsa Ms WONG, Yi Ni Mr LEUNG, Sun Lam Mr WU, Hei Lung Mr LEUNG, Wai Shing Ms WU, Yuk Ying Mr LEUNG, Wai Wing Mr YANG, Yi Ping Mr LEUNG, Yau Wai Mr YAU, Chin To Derek Mr LI, Ka Fung Mr YAU, Yat Wah Edward Mr LI, Ka Lam Mr YELJNG, Siu Pong Mr LI, Seung Chi Mr YIP, Ming Ho Anthony Mr LI, Yuk Hin Mr YUEN, Yee Wing Mr LIN, Chi Wing Mr WM, Ka Lun Ms LIN, Ka Yee * Mr LIU, Alan Bachelor of Engineering in Electronic Engineering Mr MA, Chung Hang :I:$* (tFI@$) Mr MA, Hok Man Mr MA, Ka Man t Mr CHAU, Chit M@i Mr MOK, Chung Bun Benny Mr CHUI, Chi On %Z% Mr NG, Chi Sum t Mr LEUNG, Hang Ching Jason RBiE Mr NG, Pak Tik # Mr WONG, Kwan Wai BS@ * Mr NG, Tsz Hin # Mr YUEN, Kin To S%% Mr NG, Yu Hin Mr NGAI, Fai Hung Mr CHAN, Chi Wai Mr NGAI, Man Chun Mr CHAN, Chi Wai Ms PANG, Yi Wah Mr CHAN, Kwok Wai Mr POON, Chi Yan Mr CHAN, Nai Tung Alex Mr POON, Koon Nin Mr CHAN, Sze Chun Mr POON, Sai Chiu Mr CHAN, Tat Mr SIU, Chai Fuk Mr CHAN, Wai Ching Mr SO, Siu Po Mr CHAN, Yat Kwan Edward Mr SUEN, Chun Chik Mr CHAN, Yu Chung Arthur Mr TAM, Tak Kam * Mr CHANG, Han Peng Mr TAM, Wai Lung Mr CHAU, Chun Keung Mr TANG, Chun Kit Mr CHENG, Chi Chung Ms TANG, Man Yee Mr CHENG, Chi Fung Mr TANG, Yat Kwan Mr CHENG, Chun Mr TEVANOTAI, Yiu Sum Welson Mr CHENG, Ka Ming Mr TIN, Hung Fai Ms CHENG, Mei Shan Ms TONG, Pui Kok Mr CHENG, Siu Keung * Mr TONG, Wai Shun Dickson Mr CHENG, Wai Kam Mr TSOI, Chin Ching Lancelot Mr CHENG, Wing Mau 40 1 %~w?BP+s)~SEVENTH CONGREGATION # Academic Achievement Awards % % I& uk 3% * First Class Honors 'fl f 45 ff Mr CHEUNG, Hau Wai Mr LEUNG, Wai Hing Mr CHEUNG, Hon Lung Mr LI, Wai Chung * Mr CHEUNG, Nga Tik Mr LIN, Kin Lung Edmund Mr CHEUNG, Wing Suen Mr LIN, Kwok Tung Mr CHO, Kin Chung Mr LING, Man Siu Mr CHONG, Chung Kun Mr LIU, Chi Chung Mr CHU, Chi Chiu Mr LOK, Ka Fai * Mr CHKJ, Ping Tong Mr LUI, Siu Ho Mr CHUCK, Wai Tak Mr LUK, Man Lung Mr CHUNG, Hang Kit Mr LUK, Wa Leong Mr CHUNG, Wai Pun Ms LUNG, Shuk Nuen Mr FOO, Kwai Yuen Mr LUNG, Ying Mr FUNG, Ka Kei Mr MA, Kin Wing Mr FUNG, Tsz Ho Mr MAK, Kwok Keung Brian Mr HO, Ho Yin MS MAN, Wai Chun Ms HO, Kit Shan Iris Mr NG, Chi Lam Mr HO, Pak Wai Mr NG, Chi Wai Mr HO, Tsz Ho Mr NG, Chik Wai Mr HO, Wai Chun Mr NG, Hon Ming Mr HON, Tai Wai Mr NG, Kwan Wah Mr HUEN, Kai To Mr NG, Tsz Chun Shunichi Mr IP, Siu Kuen Mr NG, Wai Leong Mr KONG, Chun Man Benjamin Mr NG, Yau Kong Mr KWOK, Chi Ping Mr NGAI, Ka Po Mr KWOK, Ka Chun Mr NGAI, Pak Wing Peter Mr KWOK, Ka Shing Ms OR, Mei Shan Mr KWOK, Siu Lun Mr POON, Chi Kin Billy Ms LAI, Ching Sze Mr POON, Kin Man Mr LAI, Ka Hang Mr POON, Yau Man Mr LAI, Kin Pong Mr SHEK, Kai Yin Mr LAM, Chi Lik Mr SHIT, Wai Chun Mr LAM, Chi Ming * Mr SHIJM, Siu Man Mr LAM,Chin Ho * Mr SIN, Bing Sum Mr LAM, Hing Lun Mr SIII, Leong Muk Mr LAM, Hing Mo MS SUN, Ka Yee Mr LAM, Sang Mr SZE, Yin On Mr LAU, Chin Ka Mr TANG, Chin Pang Mr MU, Tze Wai Mr TANG, Lap Tak Mr LAU, Wah Nam Mr TANG, Wing Cheung Ms LAU, Wing Lai Mr TANG, Yiu Man Mr IAU, Yiu Tong * Mr TAO, Wai Yuk William Mr LAW, Man Sing Mr THEN, Wai Kit * Mr LEE, Cheung Fai Mr TO, Chin Chung Mr LEE, Chi Kong Kendrick Mr TONG, Chi Ho Mr LEE, Kam Kit Herman , Mr TSAI, Wing Lok Mr LEE, Shing Yip Mr TSANG, Kai Fung Mr LEUNG, Ka Chai Mr TSE, Kwok Cheong Mr LEUNG, Ka Wo Mr TSE, Man Yiu Mr LEUNG, Kwok Hang Mr TSE, Wing Ming Mr LEUNG, Man Hang Mr TSOI, Ming Yang Mr LEUNG, Pui Yin Evan Mr TSZE, Wang On Mr WAN, Chuen Lai ~~~ Ms CHOW, Yuk Fun * Mr WAN, Tsz Kin Henry Mr HO, Ka Fai Mr WAT, Kwok Chi Eric Mr HO, See Chung Mr WEN, Tsung Fang Mr HO, Siu Lun Mr WONG, Chi Kau Mr KONG, Chi Wah Mr WONG, Hon Yin Mr KLING, Po Lun Mr WONG, Ka Ki Mr KWOK, Shun Mr WONG, Ka Wah Ms LAI, Kar Fung * Mr WONG, Ka Wing Paul Ka-pui Mr LAM, Chap Chi Mr WONG, Kin Wai Ms LAM, Miu Lan Mr WONG, Kwan Shing Mr LAM, Wing Hang Mr WONG, Kwok Luen Mr LAU, Chi Kwong Mr WONG, Lai Kin Ms LAU, Chi Ping Mr WONG, Po Chuen Mr LAU, Chiu Fung Mr WONG, Shing Yu Mr LAU, Kwok Keung Leo Mr WONG, Wai Ho Ms LAU, Siu Ching Mr WONG, Wai Hung Mr LAU, Siu Hong Mr WONG, Wai Ki ‘ Mr LAU, Wing Lung Mr WONG, Yuk Lung Mr LEE, Lik Chim Ellis Mr YAN, Hin Chi Mr LEE, Wing Kin Mr YAU, Wah Mr LEE, Yiu Fai Ms YEUNG, Irene Mr LEUNG, Ngan Ming Mr YICK, Chi Kin Mr LEUNG, Tin Chak Gilbert Mr YIP, Shing Kam Mr LEUNG, Wai Lun Mr YIU, Yan Kit Ms LEUNG, Yuet Wah Mr YU, Wai Hon Mr LI, Ka Fai Mr YUNG, Lik Tsing Ms LI, Ka Ying Wendy Mr MA, Chun Man Bachelor of Engineering in Industrial Engineering and Mr MA, Pang Kwan Engineering Management Mr NG, Chi Wing I%* (I%I@RIf9@B%) Mr NG, Chun Wai Mr NG, Pun Wai Mr AU, Chung Kit Mr NG, Shu Fan Mr AU, Siu Kei Mr NG, Tsz Ling Ms AU, Yim Lee Mr PO, Sheung Yin David Mr CHAN, Cheuk Fai Mr SHIH, Shing Chung Mr CHAN, Chun Yan Mr SZE, Ngan Ho Mr CHAN, Hong Chit Mr TANG, Chun Wai Mr CHAN, Ka Yeung Ms TANG, Man Yi Mr CHAN, Kwun Kiu Mr TONG, Hok Sum Mr CHAN, Muk Tai Dicky Mr TSANG, Hin Cheung Mr CHAN, Ting Mr TSANG, Ho Man Mr CHAN, Yung Stanley Mr TSE, Kam Keung Mr CHANG, Yick Cheung Ms TSUI, Siu Po Ms CHENG, Ngai Yu M S WAN, On Kee Angel Ms CHENG, Wan Nai Mr WONG, Julian Mr CHEUNG, Wing Chin Mr WONG, Ka Lung Mr CHOI, Ming Fung Mr WONG, Kin Hang George Mr CHONG, Chung Chi Mr WONG, Kwok Hung Mr CHONG, Hang Hing Leo Mr WONG, Siu Hang Gordon Mr CHOW, Chi Lap MS WONG, Wai Yan # Academic Achievement Awards 4 % ilk rk !% * First Class Honors F T +f% I-- I-- --__ ”- I- Mr YEUNG, Chi On Andy Mr LEE, Fuk Kiu Mr YEUNG, Ngai Hong Gary Mr LEE, Sai Yeung Mr YEUNG, Wai Hung Mr LEE, Wai Yee Mr YIP, Yan Mr LEE, Yin Cheung Ms YUEN, Man Ying Mr LEE, Yuk Kwan Sylvanus Mr YUNG, Dick Wai Mr LEUNG, Ho Fai Mr LI, Kang Fai Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering Mr LIN, Chi Man I%+ (#&I@%!) Mr LIN, Chung Keung Ms LIN, Tsui Yee # Mr LAW,YeeShing Mr LIU, Chun Kit Mr LO, Kai Sing Mr CHAN, Chun Kit Mosse Mr LO, Tak Wai Mr CHAN, Chung Yuen Mr LOK, Yiu Ki Mr CHAN, Hok Yat Mr LOW, Siu Ming Mr CHAN, Tak Kwong Mr LUK, Jerro Chung Ho Mr CHAN, Wai Kin Mr MAK, Kim Fung Mr CHENG, Chi Cheong Edmund Mr MING, Chun Hong Mr CHEUNG, Shui Fung Mr NG, Cho Yin Mr CHIM, Tzu Lung Aaron Mr NG, Ka Fai Mr CHILI, Man Yiu Mr POON, Chi Ho Mr CHOI, Chi Chuen Mr SIU, Chin Pang Billy Ms CHONG, Sze Min Mr SO, Ming Shun Mr CHOW, Hon Fai Mr TAI, Ho Ming Mr CHOW, Wing Hang Mr TANG, Chi Fung Mr CHU, Chi Keung Mr TANG, Hok Bun * Mr CHUI, Koon Hau Mr TANG, Wang Him Thomas Mr CHUI, Siu Fai Mr TANG, Wing Chun Mr CHUNG, Hon Keung Mr TANG, Yen Hsi Mr CHUNG, Ping Fan Daniel Mr TSANG, Hoi Fung Ms CHUNG, Wai Kwan Paular Mr TSANG, Hon Man Herman Mr FUNG, Kin Chung Mr TSANG, Ka Chung Kaspar Mr HAU, William Mr TSE, Shuet Fung Mr HO, Ka Man Ms TSE, Yin King Mr IP, Chee Wang Rodney Mr WAN, Mau Man Mr IP, Wai Ho Mr WONG, Chi Lap Mr KAI, Tsz Lun Mr WONG, Chung Keung Ms KAM, Wing Sze Elizabeth ' Mr WONG, Hon Leung Mr KAN, Hau Yip Mr WONG, Kai Yiu Mr KAN, Wai Kwok Mr WONG, Kim Man * Mr KWOK, Man Pun Mr WONG, Kin Kei * Mr KWONG, Kai Nang Mr WONG, Tin Wai Mr KWONG, Kin Wah Mr YAU, Lai Sun Joseph Mr LAI, Cheung Lun Mr YIP, Chun Ning Alan Mr LAI, Hok Chi Mr YIP, San Wa Mr LAM,Chi Yan Garret Mr YLI, Wai Keung Mr LAM, Wing Kin Mr W, Wai Leung Mr LAU, Ka Wai Mr LAU, Pok Yuen Mr LAU, Tak Man Ms MU, Wing Him Postgraduate Degrees 68 % !g 9 (5 Master of Science in Chemical Engineering I Master of Science in Environmental Engineering Em@* (iC%JX%) B%@k (@%I%%) Mr CHEUNG, Lok Man Ms AU, Kwai Yee Mr LEUNG, Kwong Choi Mr CHAN, Man Shek Mr WONG, Wai Leung Mr FUNG, Man Kit Mr FUNG, Ping Bun Mr HO, ChiMan Master of Science in Civil Engineering Mr HO, KaLun @%@* (k*I@%j Ms LAW, So0 Bun Jenny Mr LEE, Chung Man Mr CHAN, Sheung Shing Mr LEUNG, Bing Man Mr CHOY, Cho Kin Steven Mr LEUNG, Lei Ming Mr KUNG, Ho Man Mr LEUNG, Wai Yip Mr LAI, Man Hung Mr NG, Wai Hung Mr LAM, Wai Man Mr TANG, Kim Ning Ms LUI, Yee Yan Ms TSAI, Yen Mie Mr LUNG, Kin Kinson Mr WONG, Man Tim Mr MA, Shun Ming Mr WONG, Wai Kit Frederick Mr TANG, Wan Fung Mr WONG, Yiu Wing Mr TSE, Tsz Yeung Mr W,Lai Wing William Mr WONG, Kwong Mo Mr WEN, Wing Sang Vincent Master of Science in Computer Science Master of Science in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management B%@k (I%I@ZrtI@BB%) Mr CHAN, Ying Kit Mr FU, Chi Wai Mr CHAN, Cheung Ching Albert Mr LAI, Chi Yuen Dominic Mr CHEN, Kin Wing Tony Ms LAU, Ha Mei Amanda Ms CHEUNG, Lai Fun Mr TAI, Kwok Tung Murphy Mr CHIU, Shiu Chun Johnny Mr TO, Ming Yan Mr FAN, Chi Wing Ms TSUI, Chi Man Mr HO, Kin Hong Kenny Mr WONG, Ho Min Ms KURNIAWAN, Sri Hartati Ms WONG, Wai Sze Josephine Mr LAII, Cheuk Wai Mr YAU, Lam Yiu Mr LIN,YuFu Mr LIU, Hung Wai Felix Master of Science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Mr MO, Chung Shing @%a*(E&W%3I@@j Mr TSUI, Wan Ting Ms WONG, Man Chit Mr WONG, Wai Kit Ms AU, Kit Yi Kitty E?%# Mr YLIEN, King Man Mr CHAN, Sze Ngai Terence RE& Mr HO, Yeuk Lung Jacob lG@%Z Mr KEUNG, Chun Yeung 33EB Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering Mr LAU, Kit Cheong 8114% 8 Mr LEE, Hung Shan *@LLi @@m* (%#I@%) Mr LEUNG, Wai Choi g @ *A Mr KUNG, Fan Cheung Mr LUI, Justin Chi Chwen EE@ Mr LEE, Sun Yu Mr LI, Leung Jose Mr WONG, Sai Keung Mr TAM, PakWai Mr WONG, Wah Hon Mr WN,Cheuk Wai Mr XU, ]in Master of Philosophy in Chemical Engineering %%@* (w93329) Master of Philosophy in Electric&- and Mr CHEUNG, Chun Wai Electronic Engineering Mr CHOY, Kim Hung %%@+ (%&E%TI%%) Mr HA, Zhanyao Mr LAI, Chi Hang Ken Mr AU, Wing Suen Mr MA, Kin Lung Ronald Mr CHAN, Chun Fai Mr YANG,Yi Mr CHAN, Chun Keung Ms ZENG, Xinmiao Mr CHAN, Chun Yung Mr CHAN, Hin Wah Mr CHAN, Kin Ming Master of Philosophy in Civil Engineering Mr CHAN, Wai Chung %@@* (k*11%%) Mr CHAN, Wai Sum Mr CHEIJNG, Man Tat Ms CHENG, Yi Pik Mr CHEUNG, Sin Luen Mr LEE, KaWai Mr CHILI, Hon Wah Mr PACHAKIS, Dimitrios Mr CHOI, Yu Wing Mr PANG, Yue Wai Mr CHOI, Yuk Wong Mr SUN, Yuen Fong Mr HO, Chi Ho Stephen Ms TANG, Chong I Mr HSU, Kuan Chun Issac Mr YAN, Wai Man Ms HUANG, Hui Ms YANG, Xiaoyun Mr HUI, Ping Shing Mr YUEN, KaVeng Mr HUNG, Chung Yan Mr WAN, Chung Yin Louis Mr LAI, Pak Cheung Master of Philosophy in Computer Science Mr LAI, Sai Kit @%a+(a%&%%) Mr LAW, Chi Fai Mr LEE, Chi Man Mr CHAN, Ka Leung Daniel Mr LEE, Wai Kit Ms CHAN, Man Yee Mr LEUNG, Lap Chi Mr CHUNG, Chi Shing Ms LIU, Ziying Mr FIJ, Ho Yam Addy LUI, Kwong Hung Gabriel Mr FUNG, Wai Kit MA, Cho Chiu Mr WOK, Yat Fai Cyril NG, Chi Kit Alan Mr LAM, Chi Yung NG, Kin Ping Mr LAW, Hiu Chung NG, Tsz Kit Alex Mr LEE, Ka Lung Felix REN, Zhiyuan Mr LEE, Kam Hing TSUI, Hau Yiu Ms LI, Wan Yin Claire WONG, Cheong Yui Mr LIN, Chi Wai WONG, Tak Sang Mr NG, Yuet Yeung Enoch WONG, Wai Chuen Mr POON, Sheung Hung XIE, Jiang Mr SO, Kwok Fung YANG, Hua Mr TONG, Ka Man YAU, On Lai Mr WONG, Hing Kee YEUNG, Tony Mr WONG, Hong Sing Master of Philosophy in Industrial Engineering and Mr HU, Qinglong Engineering Management Mr MA,Maode %?%wlk(I%I@aa7l@fn4) Mr NONG,Ge Mr CHAN, Yau Fung Mr CHEN, Shengjun Doctor of Philosophy in Electrical and Mr CHOW, Kin Wah Electronic Engineering Mr CHUNG, Ka Man %%#* (t&EtFI@%) Mr KAN, Ho Yin Mr LAU, Wing Chung Peter Mr AKRAMULLAH, Shahriar Mohamrnad Mr LO, Wun Tak Mr BHAT, A Gururaj Ms TONG, Hang Fa Judy Ms CHU, Yunxian I%Sf!h Mr TSE, Kwan Ngai Mr GOU, Jian Bo G@J@ Ms ZHANG, Xiaoke Mr SUN, Xiaowei $3 11 4% Mr ZHOU, Zhili Mr YIP, Wing Chiu %7kE Master of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial Engineering %?%El* (&%I@%) and Engineering Management %%B* (I%I@aaIBBn%) Mr CHANG, Ka Kit Mr CHEN, Xiaowei Ms LIU, Xiao Ming Mr CHONG, Chi Ming Mr MA, Qin Hai Mr CUI, Xiaoyu Mr WANG,Wei Mr MAK, KaYee Mr WANG, Xianyun Mr WEI, Fang Ms ZHANG,Wei Mr WONG, Chun Narn Mr WU, Kai Chiu Mr YU,ChiWai Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering B%t@4(&MI@E$) Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering Ms CHEN, Xiaohong %%#* (krnI@%) Mr CHIM, Kin Sang Mr FU,Ran Mr LAM, Heung Fai Mr GAO, Shanglin Mr LI, Faming Mr KUANG,Jun Mr NG, Shiu Cho Mr SONG,Yu Mr NING,Feng Mr WU,Zhuang Mr PUN, Kwok Leung Mr ZHANG, Xiaowu Ms X1,Ying Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science @%Bf (a##%%) Mr CHAN, Karn Fai Mr CHEUNG, Kwok Wai Mr CHO, Wing Sing Vincent Mr FUNG, Chi Wai 46 1 %+TWLI- 5 SEVENTH CONGREGATION ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT 11 November 1999 The Congregation will stand while the Procession is entering & leaving the Atrium; and for the National Anthem 1. The Council Chairman declares the Congregation open 2. The President addresses the Congregation. 3. The Dean of Business and Management presents candidates for the Degrees of BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION and BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. 4. Graduate Representative of Undergraduate Programs addresses the Congregation 5. The Dean of Business and Management presents candidates for the Degrees of EXECUTIVE MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, MASTER OF SCIENCE, and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY. 6. The Dean of Business and Management presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. 7. Graduate Representative of Postgraduate Programs addresses the Congregation. 8. The Council Chairman declares the Congregation closed. Mace camed by Prof Gary Biddle Music by St Bonaventure College & High School SCHOOL OF BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT UndergraduateDegrees 4 $4 + 4 (2 Academic Achievement Awards &9%&$A% Ms KWAN, Weng Lam BBA (ACCT) Ms YEUNG, Nga Yuk BBA (ACCT) Mr LEONG, Chi Kin BBA (FINA) Mr CHU, Hon Cheung BBA (ISMT) Mr LAM,KwunWa BBA (ISMT) Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting Mr CHEUNG, Wai Pang IFwwl!%k (mt4P) Ms CHEUNG, Wing Ka Ms CHEUNG, Yeuk Ki # Ms KWAN, Weng Lam Ms CHEUNG, Yuk Fung # Ms YEUNG,NgaYuk Ms CHIANG, Man Wah Mr CHIM, Lok Man Stephen Ms AU, Chung Yan Ms CHIU, Chung Man Ms AU, Kwan On Ms CHIU, Wai Man * Mr AU, Man Fai Ms CHO, Wai Kam Ms AU, Pui Yee Ms CHOI, Suk Ping Mr AU YEUNG, Ching Kit Charles Mr CHOI, Wing Koon Mr CHAN, Chee Hang Mr CHONG, Wai Ki Ms CHAN, Chun Mei Ms CHONG, Yam Kai Mr CHAN, Chung Lun Ms CHOW, Ka Lok Mr CHAN, Fuk Hing Ms CHOW, Man Yee Ms CHAN, Hoi Man Ms CHOW, Man Yi Ms CHAN, Lai Ha Mr CHOY, Wing Keung Ms CHAN, Ling Yan Ms CHU, Kin Yan Jeannie Ms CHAN, Mei Har Ms CHU, Kit Lai Ms CHAN, Mo Yin Carol Mr CHU, Kwok Ho Ms CHAN, Pui Yin Mr CHU, Yi Chit * Ms CHAN, Pui Ying Ms CHU, Yin Man Ms CHAN, Shuk Yee Sophy Ms CHUI, Po Shan Ms CHAN, Siu King Zita Ms CHUNG, Pui Shan Ms CHAN, Sum Yin Ms FAN, King Chi Venitta Mr CHAN, Sze Ho Mr FOK, Ching Man Ms CHAN, Wai Sze Ms FUNG, Lai Ling Mr CHAN, Yee Yuk Ms FUNG, So Kam Mr CHAN, Yuen Fai Kenny Mr HO, Hung Kin Frankie Ms CHAU, Ming Sze Ms HO, Man Tai Ms CHEN, Ching Ying Ms HO, Mei Yee Mr CHENG, Ho Lung Raymond Ms HO, Pui Chi Ms CHENG, Ka Yee Joanne Mr HO, Pui Lam Ms CHENG, Shui Ling Mr HO, Shek Man Mr CHENG, Tsz Fung Ms HO, Wai No Fiona Ms CHEUNG, Hau Kan Ms HO, Wai Yee Mr CHEUNG, Kin Wai Mr HO, Wing Hoi Ms CHEUNG, Lai Man Mr HO, Yuk Fai Ms CHEUNG, Man Chung Mr HUI, Chun Lam 52 I %+JE%~G%ER#$SEVENTH CONGREGATION ,# Academic Achievement Awards 5 % ilti $1 i * First Class Honors 9r S? %4 P Ms HUI, Suk Fun Ms LEUNG, Fung Shan Sandy * Ms HUNG, Shui Wing Ms LEUNG, Ka Man * Ms IP, Kin Wing Karine Mr LEUNG, Kin On Andy Ms IP, Man Hung Mr LEUNG, Kwok Wai * Mr KANG, Alan Ms LEUNG, Lai Fong Ms KO, Chi Mee Ms LEUNG, Lai Man * Ms KO, Chung Ying Ms LEUNG, Lai Yi Mr KOK, Pui Chung Guy Gerald Mr LEUNG, Lap Tun Ms KOON, Mei Ling Ms LEUNG, Suk Ying Mr KUM, Chung Yin Ms LEUNG, Wai Han * Ms KUNG, Ching Yi Ms LEUNG, Wan Yin Mr KWOK, Shun Tim ' Mr LEUNG, Wing Hang Ms KWOK, Tan Yee Ms LEUNG, Yuen Kwan Mr KWOK, Wai Chi Ms LEUNG, Yuk Ki Ms KWOK, Yuen Yee Ms LI, Hoi Sze Sarah Ms KWONG, Chau Nung Rebecca Mr LI, Ka Wai Kelvin Mr KWONG, Chi Hang Ms LI, Lien Ms KWONG, Ka Hang Ms LI, Sen Ting Yolanda Ms KWONG, Mandy Man Yin Ms L1, Wai Ying Ms LAI, Hoi Yin Mr LI, Ying Kit Ms LAI, Ka Yee Mr LIU, Chi Hang Ms LAI, Mei Ling Mr LIU, Wai Man Ms LAI, Oi Yun Maria Ms LO, Hor Yan * Mr LAM, Kit Sun Mr LO, Min Chi Ms LAM, Lai Fong Ms LO, Suet Yee * Mr LAM, Lau Chuen Ms LO, Wai Han Ms LAM, Shan Shan Ms LO, Yin Hung Ms LAM, Siu Man Elaine ' Ms LUI, Hoi Yan Ms LAM, Wai Mr LUK, Chi Man Ms LAM, Yim Lai Ms LUK, Lai Ching Mr LAM, Yu Tin Eugene Ms LUK, Sze Wai Ms LAU, Hoi Shuen Ms MAK, Lai Yin Ms LAU, Hoi Yee Ms MAK, Yan Yun Betsy * Mr LAU, Ka Lap ' Mr MAN, Pak Yat Ms LAU,Ka Yan Mr MO, Man Hung Mr LAU, Shun Man Ms MOK, Wai Shan Ms LAW, Cheuk Yan Mr MOK, Yu Ting Ms LEE, Chung Ching Ms MOU, Yin Ling Mr LEE, Hoi Kwok ' Mr NG, Chi Yuen Albert Ms LEE, Hoi Lam Ms NG, Ka Man Ms LEE, Hoi Yee Mr NG, Kwok Yin Mr LEE, Ka Po Mr NG, Kwong Wai Ms LEE, Pui Yee Alisa * Ms NG, Mei Yung * Mr LEE, Tak Lam Mr NG, Po Tai Ms LEE, Ting Ting ' Ms NG, Shin Lung Ms LEE, Wai Ming Ms NG, Shiu Mun Ms LEE, Wing Sze Ms NG, Sin Yee Mr LEE, Yiu Chuen Mr NG, Tsz Ngai Ms LEE, Yuen Ting Ms NG, Wai Po Brenda Ms LEONG, Mei Ping Mr NG,WanHo Mr LEUNG, Chi Yip Ms 0, Kit Ming * Mr PANG, Chi Fu Ms WONG, Hiu Mei Ms PANG, Ling Ling Ms WONG, Ka Man Ms PO, Man Ching * Ms WONG, Kit Ying Wendy Mr POON, Chi Li Ms WONG, Kwok Ning Ms POON, Fung Hing Ms WONG, Lee Lee Lily Ms POON, Yee Wai Ms WONG, Lo Wa Mr SALAROLI, Martin Ms WONG, Lok Yee * Ms SHEK, Yin Chong Ms WONG, Mei Ching Annade Mr SHIU, Chun Yin Ms WONG, Siu Lai Mr SHUM, Sze Lai Aegean Ms WONG, Sui Chun Ms SIA, Yu Yee Mr WONG, Wai Kin Ms SIN, Shuk Chi Ms WONG, Wai Yan Mr SIU, Kwai Chuen Ms WONG, Wing Chong Regina Ms SIU, Ping Sabrine Mr WONG, Wing Hung Ms SIU, Po Yan Ms WU, Hoi Sze Ms SO, Ka Wun Ms WU, So Yin Ms SO, Lai Yee Mr YANG, Chi Chao Mr SO, Lim Wai Mr YAU, Chi Cheung Paper Ms SO, Pik Ki Becky Ms YEUNG, Fung Hing Mr SUN, Chi Lok Ms YIM, Fung Chun Ms SUNG, Lai Ping Maggie Mr YIP, Yat Sum Ms SZE, Ngar Ying Ms YIU, Yim Yirn Mr TAI, Man Hin Tony Ms YOUNG, Wing See * Mr TAM, Kwok Wai Ms YLJ, Bet Mei Louisa Ms TAM, Wai Chi Mr YUEN, Kim Hung Mr TANG, Ching Man * Mr TANG, Chun Yu Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics Mr TANG, Hei Wai Ii%BB%k(k@%) Ms TANG, Ling Ms TANG, Wing Sze Ms CHAN, Chor Han Ms TANG, Yee Ming * Ms CHAN, Ki Ling Ms TANG, Ying Ying Flora Ms CHAN, Shuk Kan Selina Ms THONG, Wing Sze Ms CHAN, Tsz Man * Ms TING, Lei Lam Olivia Ms CHENG, Lai Mei Ms TO, Wing Kay Mr CHENG, Yik Kan Ms TONG, Heung Kee Ms CHEUNG, Ka Li Ms TSE, Chun Leung * Mr CHEUNG, Kwok Lung James Mr TSE, Wai Chung Mr CHOI, Daniel Ms TSE, Yuen Shan Ms CHUNG, Wing Wah Ms TSIN, Ying Chi Ms FONG, Chi Fan Brenda Mr TSING, Kwong Tak Ms HO, Lok Yan Ms TSOI, Sze Man * Mr HO, Wai Shing Ms TSUI, Ka Lei Ms HUEN, Yee Ling Ms TSUI, Sze Wan Ms LAM, Hoi Nei * Mr WAN, Chi Chuen Ms LAU, Pun Wai Christy Ms WAN, Chi Yan Ms LEONG, Bik Kay Ms WANG, Yien Irene Mr LEUNG, Kin Pong Mr WONG, Chi Hang Ms LI, Kai Ang Mr WONG, Chi Kit Ms LI, On Ki Mr WONG, Chi Wai Mr LI, Siu Yu Mr WONG, Chung Yeung Ms LIU, Un Ha 54 I I+rEQlGBEWB SEVENTH CONGREGATION # Academic Achievement Awards $2 f L 23 li First Class Honors F 3 44 Q Ms LO, Wing See Ms CHOW, Man Kuen Ms NG, Hei Ming Mr CHOW, Man Tak Mr SHING, Yuk Fung Ms CHOY, Ho Ping Ms TSANG, Shuk Ping Ms CHOY, Yin Cheung Mr WONG, Cheung Wai Mr CHU, Ming Wah Ms WONG, Yin Ling Ms CHU, Tze Ning Linda Mr YAU, Hoi Shan Ms CHUN, Choi Kwan Mr YIP, Wai Kwan Wilfred Mr CHUN, Yiu Shan Billy Mr FOK, Chun Tong Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance Mr FU, Wai Yin IEBB9+ (mm) Ms FUNG, Hoi Ying Mr FUNG, Kin Ming # Mr LEONG. Chi Kin yf@ @ Ms FUNG, Pui Ki Annie Mr FUNG, Wai Yin Mr AU, Cranon Mr HO, Chung Wo Ms AU, Kit Mui Mr HON, Lap Kan Ms AU, Kit Yee Lisa Mr HUANG, Hsiao Ching Ms AUW YONG, Bik Wan Mr HUI, Kam Lung Ms CHAN, Cheuk Yan ' Mr HUI, Kin Kun Mr CHAN, Chun Kit Mr HUNG, Chi Fung Ms CHAN, Ka Ki Mr HUNG, Hing Wa Mr CHAN, Kam Fu Ms HUNG, Ka Yee Ms CHAN,KarLam Ms HUNG, Suk Man Ms CHAN, Kar Man Carmen Ms HUNG, Yin Yin Mr CHAN, King Man Ms HUNG, Yuen Yuen Mr CHAN, Kwok Ping Mr IP, Sai Yau Ms CHAN, Lai Shan Ms KO, Pui Sze Mr CHAN, Man Chiu Mr WAN, Hoi Shun Billy Ms CHAN, Mei Yan Mr KWAN, Siu Hung Ms CHAN, Pui Kwan Mr KWOK, Hon Yin Daniel Ms CHAN, Siu Kam Ms WOK, Yat Yin Ms CHAN, Suk Man Mr KWOK, Yui Keung Ms CHAN, Tat Fei Ms LAI, Wan Ying Ms CHAN, Wai Yan Mr LAM, Chi Fu Ms CHAN, Yin Ling Ms LAM, Lai Yin Mr CHAN, Ying Kit Mr LAU, Chun Kit * Ms CHAN, Yuen See Susanna Mr LAU, Kwan Ho Ms CHAN, Yuen Yee Ms MU, Wing Sze Jacqueline Ms CHANG, Wai Ling Mr LAW, Siu Leung Mr CHARK, Chi Hang Mr LEE, Chi Pun Ms CHAU, Lai Ping Mr LEE, Chun Ho Mr CHEUNG, Chun Pong Mr LEE, Chun Wai Ms CHEUNG, Hiu Wan Mr LEE, Kwok Cheong Mr CHEUNG, Wai Kit Andrew Mr LEE, Pak Ling Ms CHIANG, Ka Fong Ms LEE, Sin Man Ms CHIU, Yuen Ha Ms LEE, Wai Man Phoebe Ms CHOI, Ming Wah Mr LEE, Wai Yeung Mr CHOI, Tak Wai Mr LEE, Yau Ching Ms CHOI, Ying Wai Ms LEUNG, Hiu Lun Ms CHONG, Kit Yan Ms LEUNG, Pui Ying Jenny Ms LI, Wing Sze Karen Ms WONG, Ming Wai Ms LI, Yip Sin Ms WONG, Nga Man Ms LIANG, Yuk Han Joyce MS WONG, Nga Sze Mr LU, Lung Wai Mr WONG, Pan Mr LUK, Man Kai Ms WONG, Pui Sze Mr LUM, Wai Kit Gordon Mr WONG, Tao Hung Mr LUNG, Ho Yan Mr WONG, Wai Hang Ms MA, Hoi Ying Mr WONG, Wai Hon Mr MA, King Man Ms WONG, Wei Man Mr MAK, Kwok Wah Mr WONG, Wing Ho Mr MAK, Sum Chuen MS WONG, Yan Jenny * Ms MAN, Pui I Ms WONG, Yuet Sheung * Mr MOK, Kwan Ho Ms WONG, Yuk Ling * Mr NG, Chi Fai ' Mr WU, Ka Ming Mr NG, Hongs Ms WU, Oi Ping Mr NG, Kam Wing MS YAM, Suet Yi Ms NG, Kar Wing Rita Ms YAM, Wai Ling Mr NG, Sik Kit ' Mr YAU, Kin Lun ' Ms NG, Siu Fun : Ms YAU, Shu Shan Ms NG, Yin Yee Shirley Mr YAU, Tai Wai * Mr NG, Yu Hei Mr YEUNG, Wai Chun Mr NGAI, Chin Hung MS YU, Hoi Shan Mr NGAI, Tak Sing Alfred Ms YUNG, Ka Mun Karen Mr PO, Chiu Yu Mr POON, Chi Wai Bachelor of Business Administration in Information Ms POON, Ching Man and Systems Management Ms SHEK, Pui Sai I%ga%+ (%%l%%%E39Y) Ms SIN, Wing Sze * Ms SIU, Ping Ping t Mr CHU, Hon Cheung Ms SIU, Yat Yiu Yvonne t Mr LAM,KwunWa Mr SO, Chi Bun Mr TAM, HungTat ' Mr AU, Hin Hang Steven Mr TANG, Siu Kay Ms AU, Yee Ping Ms TANG, Yim Fai Mr CHAN, Chi KO Mr TING, Siu Hong Mr CHAN, Chi Tak Vincent Mr TO, Wing Cheung Ms CHAN, Ching Yee Mr TO, Yuk Lam Ms CHAN, Hiu Fai Ms TOO, Lai Yin Mr CHAN, Hoi Nam Mr TSE, Chun Chung Mr CHAN, Ka Ming Ms TSOI, Yin Mui Ms CHAN, Kam Yee Mr TSUI, Chi Ho Ms CHAN, Kin Yan Ms TUNG, Ngar Wing Mr CHAN, Kuen Kwai Mr WAN, Tsang Wo Mr CHAN, Sin Tak Mr WONG, Chak Wai Mr CHAN, Ting Fai Ms WONG, Hiu Ping Rae Ms CHAN, Wai Yi Mr WONG, Ho Yin William Mr CHAN, Wing Ho Mr WONG, Hung To Ms CHAN, Yim Chi Ms WONG, Ka Pui Priscilla Ms CHAN, Ying Wai Sophie Mr WONG, Kim Yui Ms CHAN, Yuk Ki Mr WONG, King Keung Mr CHAN, Yuk Wah Mr WONG, Man Lai Ms CHANG, Tsz Yan 56 I %+,E~~EB,+%%B~@SEVENTH CONGR,EGATlON # Academic Achievement Awards Fap % hk rk % * First Class Honors F '.? .4! % Mr CHENG, Cho Yiu Ms LEUNG, Wing Lin Winnie Ms CHENG, Kit Yan Ms LI, Hor Ki Ms CHENG, Ting Diana Mr LIP, Tsz Ming Mr CHEUK, Hon Lok Ms LO, Hoi Yee Janice Mr CHEUNG, Fai Shun Wilson Ms LO, Sze Han Ms CHEUNG, Hoi Yan Mr LO, Wai Kuen Mr CHEUNG, Kwun Pong Ms LUI, Siu Man Ms CHEUNG, Tak Wan Ms LUN, Pui Wai Mr CHEUNG, Wang Fung Mr MA, Man Lung Ms CHEUNG, Wing Yan Mr MAK, Heung Wing Ms CHICK, Mei Fan Ms MAK, Ka Man Ms CHING, Pui Yu Amber Mr NG, Chi Keung Mr CHIU, Yan Pui Mr NG, Shun Yiu Samuel Ms CHOW, Hoi Yan Sheta Mr NG, Tsz Kin Mr CHOW, Ka Fai Mr PANG, Chi Chun Ms CHOY, Kwok Fung Mr POON, Choi Yuen Mr CHUI, Mun Ms POON, Chui Wa Ms CHUI, Suk Fan Ms SIN, Lai Kuen Mr CHUN, Wai Keung Ms SIT, Ka Ming Ms CHUNG, Wai Kwan Mr TAM, Hing Shing Maverick Ms CHUNG, Yirn Mr TAM, Wai Ip Mr FONG, Bing Tung Mr TO, King Lun Ms FUNG, Wing Fong Ms TONG, Wan Yi Ada Mr HO, Chi Fai Mr TSANG, Tak Yip Mr HO, Chun Man Ms WONG, Chiu Ping Mr HO, Ho Ki David Ms WONG, Hoi Man Ms HUI, Ka Ying Ms WONG, Hoi Yan Ms HUNG, Fanny Mr WONG, Kam Hon Mr HUNG, Shu Hang Matthew Mr WONG, Koon Sing Mr KUT, Wai Shun Ms WONG, Sau Man Ms WOK, Ka Wai Mr WONG, Wai Man Mr WOK, King Man Ms WONG, Wing Pui Ms WONG, Tsz Yan Angel Mr WOO, Hin Fung Ms LAI, Mei Yan Mr YEUNG, Wan Ki Ms LAM, Chui Ying Ms YIP, Wing Man Mr LAM,Chun Ms YIP, Yim Chi Esther Mr LAM,Ho Wing Mr YIU, Chi Wai Ms LAM, Lam Ms YIUN, Ching Han * Mr LAM, Lap Fung Ms YUEN, Wai Kei Ms LAM, Lok Yee Mr YLING, Wai Kit Mr LAU, Chi Chiu Albert Ms ZIE. Pak Wah Mr LAU, Chung Sing Mr LAU, Kwok Wai Bachelor of Business Administration in Ms LAU, Yuen Man Management of Organizations Ms LEE, Hoi Yan Heidy IEf@%zk (%€i%E3Z%) Ms LEE, Kit Yee Ms LEE, Sum Yi Shirley Ms CHAN, Helen Ms LEE, Wing Shan Michelle Ms CHAN, Wai Kwan Carol Ms LEUNG, Hoi Yan Ms CHAU, Wai Sze Mr LEUNG, Kwok Cheong Mr CHIU, Sheung Man Edwin Ms LEUNG, Mei Sirn Ms HO, Kit Ling I- ---_.-- - - - Ms HONG, Yin Yee Juliana Mr HO, Ho Yin Mr HU, Ting Ms HO, Ka Ming Grace Ms KONG, Ka Yan Angela Ms HO, Ka Ting Ms LAI, Sze Wan Ms HUNG, Shuk Wan Ms LAM,Oi Sum Ms HUNG, Yui Alice Mr LAU, Hin Jeung Leslie Ms IP, Yin Mei Ms LEE, Kit Lan Ivy Ms KEUNG, Siu Pik Ms LEE, Pik Shan Ms KIANG, Oi King Ms LEE, Yin Ping Ms WAN, Suet Ha Mr LEUNG, Ka Pong Ms WOK, Sin Kiu Agnes Mr L1, Yuk Yuen Mr LAI, Siu Chung Mr LO, Ka Kei Ms LAI, Yee Man Ms MOK, Sing Yu Ms LAM, Hoi Yee Ms MOK, Wing Sze Ms LAM, Po Wa Mr NG, Fong Yuen Ms LAM, Sau Yuk Ms PANG, Cheuk Yee I Ms LAM, Sen Fung Eunice Ms PANG, Yee Man Ms LAM, Sze Man Ms SHEK, Wai Han Ms LAM, Sze Wai Ms SO, Wan Sze Hilaree Mr LAU, Chi Yuen Ms TAM, Sze Ying Mr LAU, Chun Yin Ms WAN, Kar Man Carmen Ms MU, Wai Man Ms WONG, Chung Yan Natalie Ms LAU, Ying Tze Amanda Ms WONG, Kit Yee Heather Ms LAW, Wai Yan Ms WONG, Pui Ling Ms LEE, Ka Ching Joyce Ms WONG, Wai Fong Ms LEE, Ka Yan Josephine Ms WONG, Wan Sheung Ms LEE, Oi Wai Evelina Ms YUEN, Hoi Suen Ms LEE, So Ching Ms LEE, Wai Lan Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing Ms LEE, Wing Ki I%BB%* (ifrbZ-4) Ms LEUNG, Hoi Man Ms LEUNG, Hoi Yan Ms CHAN, Chun Yee Ms LEUNG, King Man Ms CHAN, Lap Kaye Ms LIANG, Wai Fan Ms CHAN, Nga Chi Ms LIU, Ka Fung Ms CHAN, Shuk Man Ms LUI, Ho Yan Kannie Ms CHAN, Wai Ka Ms LUI, Wing Hang Ms CHAN, Wing Kam Ms MA, Chi Wah Ms CHAN, Yee Har Ms MA, Wing Yu Ms CHENG, So Ling Ms MAK, Wai Yan Ms CHENG, Suk Lin Ms MING, Hoi Yan Vivian Ms CHENG, Yin Ha Bonny Mr MOK, Chi Hang Mr CHEUNG, Kam Hung Mr MOK, Chi Ho Ms CHEUNG, Po Shan Ms NG, Hau Ling Ms CHOI, Hiu Kwan Ms NGAI, Ching Yee Evelyn Ms CHOI, Suk Nga Ms NGAN, Yee Ling Ms CHOW, Fong Wah Ms PANG, Man Yin Ms CHUNG, Wing Sze Ms PONG, Chi Man Ms COZIJNSEN, Laura Kar Yuk Mr SHEK, Hon Cheung Mr FAN, King Lun Ms SI, Fung Ying Ms FOK, Yin Ping Ms SIU, Pui Pui Mr HEUNG, Wai Lam Willie Ms TAM, Ho Shan 58 I EE~IIZWG%E!+& SEVENTH CONGREGATION # Academic Achtevement Awards Y f ht Fk %? * First Class Honors CP *8- d @ Ms TAM, Sze Hon Henrietta Ms TAM, Wing Yan Tracy Ms TANG, Chi Shan Ms TANG, Yee Ha Ms TO, Wing Yin Ms TSANG, Him Ling Ms TSE, Wai Yin Ms TSUI, Ho Mei Regine Ms TSUI, Yan Yan Ms VONG, Puilam Fiona Aurora Ms WAN, Wai Yan Jenny Ms WONG, Cheuk Man Mr WONG, Chi Fai Stephen Ms WONG, Fey Ms WONG, Fung Yuk Ms WONG, Hung Wai Cynthia Ms WONG, Ka Yee Kathy Ms WONG, Kar Yee Carlie Ms WONG, Man Ping Jessica Ms WONG, Mei Yi May Ms WONG, Ngai Ying Ms WONG, Pi Yan Ms WONG, Shuk Wah Erica Mr WONG, Tak Kin Ms WONG, Wai Ka Ms WONG, Wai Man Ms WONG, Wing Sze Mr WONG, Yat Hang Ararnis Ms WJ, Wing Har Ms YAM, Hoi Yun Ms YAU, Hok Yan Ms YAU, Ka Kei Karen Ms YAU, Ka Yan Karen Ms YEUNG, Chi Ying Anna Ms YEUNG, Wing Sze Ms YIM, Wing Sum Ms YIP, Hoi Yan Ms YIP, Mei Ling Ms YIP, Tsz Shan Ms YIP, Yuen Ling Mr W, Chung Pei Ms YLJ. Yee Man Bachelor of Science in Economics Em* (%%%) * Mr WONG, ChiTat Postgraduate Degrees 68 % Y 9 !$ Master of Business Administration/ Mr YU, Chung Choi Chaucer @r;lb;iL Master of Science in Information Systems Management IEBB@* I @I!%@*(Rag%%@%) Master of Business Administration IllfsiB@@* Mr CHAN, Wai Man Mr CHAN, Yu Kwong Mr AU, Siu Yip Aaron Ms CHAN, Yuen Yee Ms CAI, Jing Mr CHOI, Tai Sang Daniel Ms CHAK, Man Ching Ms HO, Fung Yee Mr CHAN, Chi Man Mr KAM, Chi Sum Mr CHAN, Chun Kit Ms KO, Sau Kuen Brenda Mr CHAN, Chung Ching Mr KWAN, Sung Man Mr CHAN, Ka Hang Albert Ms LOK, Tik Yue Agnes Mr CHAN, King Hung Mr TAM, Chin Chiu Mr CHAN, Kwan Kong Mr TO, Moon Ying Chris Mr CHAN, Kwong Fai Mr TSUI, Hon Wah Enoch Ms CHAN, Man Kwan Mr YIU, Wing Yin Ms CHAN, Mei Han Ms CHAN, Siu Wing Judy Executive Master of Business Administration Mr CHAN, Tat Yuen Wallace Ei&AHIE@B@Zk Mr CHAN, Wai Ho Ms CHAN, Wan Freda Mr AJMERA, Surendra Ms CHAN, Wing Yee Mr CHAO, Lyndon J Mr CHAN, Yau Keung Mr CHEN, Doming0 Mr CHAN, Yick Chung Mr CHEUNG, Chi Kong Robin Ms CHAN, Yuen Han Jenny Ms CHIANG, Yun Rachel Mr CHAN, Yuen Shing Ms CHU, Elaine Mr CHANG, Wing Leung Ms CHU, Mei Wa Cecilia CHAU, Chi Sing Mr CHUI, Yik Chiu Vincent Mr CHAU, Ying Kit Mr COUSINS, Douglas William Ms CHE, Lai Wan Mr DUCKER, Michael L Mr CHENG, Chi Wang Mr EGERESSY, Andras Georg Mr CHENG, Wai Ming Philip Mr HAYMAN, Mark Ms CHENG, Yeuk Lin Jane Mr HEYLER, Daniel Andrew Mr CHEUNG, Chi Kuen Patrick Ms HO, Main Wai Amy Ms CHEUNG, Chor Heung Mr IANTOSCA, Anthony Mr CHEUNG, Danny Tei Tong Mr IU, Kai Kwan Simon Mr CHEUNG, Hon Man Ms KREPP, Kersti May Mr CHIN, Wade Ho Gary Mr LAM, Yuen Kong Jonathan Mr CHILI, Lau Chung Benjamin Ms LEE, Mei Ling Grace Mr CHO, Wai Man Raymond Mr LEVESQUE, Peter Jon Mr CHOI, Ngai Hoi Ms MONG, Su Chuen Alice Mr CHOK, Chi Lung Mr MURTHA, Patrick Clark Ms CHONG, Ling Lydia Mr SIAH, Siong Kuang Mr CHOW, Ping Leung Mr SUH, Bo Kwang Mr CHOW, Wing Keung Ms WONG, Man Li Carrina Ms CHU, Shui Ping Mr WONG, Mun Foong William Ms CHIII, Sui Ching Agnes Mr WONG, Shan Michael Mr CHUNG, Kai Wo Horace Mr WONG, Shau John Johnny Mr CHUNG, Kin Mr YAU, Kong Sing Norman Mr ENGEL, Stephan Ms FAN, Wai Yee Cecily Ms LIP, Mei Sum Helen Mr FUNG, Chi Sang Ms LO, Wai Kwan Mr HO, Ka Kin Mr LO, Wing Yiu Ms HO, Nga Lai Mr LUI, Chi Wan Stephen Mr HOU, Chi Kwong Mr LUI, Yu Kwok Ms HSIANG, Yuet Ming Ms LUI, Yuk Ling Isabel Mr HUANG, Wei Ms LUK, Yuen King Mr HUI, Chun Kuen Mr LUM, Man Fai Mr KINNAN, Christopher John Mr LUN, Pui Kee Ms KO, Lai Sa Ms MOK, Fung Lin Ivy Mr KO, Yuk Choi Andrew Mr NG, Ho Bor Mr KONG, Seung Man Simon Mr NG, Ka Man Kevin Mr KWOK, Chun Wah Mr NG, Kwan Ho Andy Mr KWOK, Wai Kong Ms NG, Mei Po Mr KWOK, Yan Ms NG, Wing Yee Joyce Mr LAI, Chi Hung Mr NG, Yan Chun Mr LAI, Ho Yin Mr NGAI, Hon Wah Mr LAI, Hon Ming Mr OR, Lek Sang Mr LAI, Sun Yeung Mr OR, Siu Lun Ms LAI, Yuet Fung Mr PANG, Hin Cheung Thomas Mr LAM, Man Fai Mr PO, Yiu Lun Allen Mr LAM, Shan Ho Mr SHEN, Brian Mr LAM, Wang Wah Mr SHIU, Chun Keung Michael Ms LAM, Yin Lai Ms SHUM, Ka Dick Kitty Mr LAU, Chi Hang Ms SU, Wenping Mr LAU, Chi Kwong Ms SZE, Yuk Ling Mr LAU, Ka Wai Frederick Mr TAM, Chau Long Mr LAU, Kam Shing Mr TAN, Kok Heng Mr MU, Wing Wayne Mr TANG, Kwong Man David Ms LEE, Hok Kwan Doris Mr TANG, Leong Mr LEE, Kong Keung Mr TANG, Man Wing Eddie Ms LEE, Lai Mui Kimmy Ms TANG, Mei Ki Ms LEE, Man Wei Mr TO, Cheuk Kai Mr LEE, Sin Man Wilson Ms TO, Hiu Tung Mr LEE, Tak Kwong Peter Mr TO, Kwok Yue Mr LEE, Tak Lun Mr TSE, Chi Kin Ms LEE, Tsui Wah Christine Mr TSE, Chun Wai Mr LEE, Wai Lun Godwin Mr TSE, Kwan Ms LEE, Yun Kuen Mr WAN, Yiu Wing Ms LEUNG, Ka Yee Ms WANG, Ying Mr LEUNG, Kam Kuen Michael Mr WONG, Hon Ming Ms LEUNG, Kar Man Karen Mr WONG, Ka Wai Ms LEUNG, Sun Yee Catherine Mr WONG, Kim Pan Dennis Mr CEUNG, Wai Cheong Mr WONG, Kit Yee Mr LEUNG, Wai Cheung Ms WONG, Siu Ying Ms LEUNG, Wai Fong Shirley Mr WONG, Tak Lun Ms LEIING, Wing Han Mr WONG, Wai Mr LI, King Chiu Ms WONG, Wai Man Mr LI, Yuen Kin Mr YANG, Sze Tak Mr LIN, Chun Kai Ms YAU, Shu Fun Mr LIN. Luk Kan Mr YEUNG, Kwong Wai %~~,E~BMBEFMSEVENTH CONGREGATION 1 61 Mr YEUNG, Sai Cheong Master of Science in Information Systems Management Mr YEUNG, Wing Hung Johnny Rba3i-rl;-(pf%%%B@%) Mr YING, Shun Yue Mr WE, ManTat Ms CHAN, Amy June Mr YUNG, Lik Wai Ms CHAN, Hong Ms ZHANG, Lanlan Mr CHAN, Pok Yuen Peter Mr CHENG, Chi Hung Edward Master of Science in Economics Mr CHENG, Tsz Ming @w@k (%%f%) Mr CHEUNG, Kin Chung MS CHEUNG, Siu Lin Mr CHAN, Kwok Wai Mr FUNG, Po Hei Mr CHENG, Kar Lok Carlos Mr KWONG, Pak Cheong Mr CHEUNG, Chun Wing Mr MI, Yat Wei Wilkie Mr CHIAO, Hak Fung Mr LEUNG, Kwok Kuen MS CHONG, Pui San Bessie Mr TSEUNG, Sheung Shun Joseph Mr CHONG, Wai Kei MS WAN, KO Yan Janet Ms LAM, Choi Har Mr WANG, Chun Man Mr LAU, Ho Man Ms WONG, Chi Hung Lily MS LEE, Chui Chun Mr WONG, Chun Tai Mr LEUNG, Man Ho Mr WONG, Sun Ming Mr NG, Chi Yung Ms YAU, Yuet Wah Mr POON, Chi Fai Mr YIJEN, Choi Fai MS SO, Wai Sze Mr TANG, Kwok Fai Jackie Master of Philosophy in Finance Mr TANG, Man Keung %%@* (Wlb) MS TANG, Yuen Sum Mr TONG, Leung Kwing Mr WONG, Yui Cheong Andrew m3B MS YAU, Sin Yue Mr YU, Wenxuan Master of Philosophy in Information Systems Ms YUEN, Carmen @%a*(pf%%%%) Master of Science in Investment Management Ms JIM, Choi Fung B%R @%@if (BpfBBb) Master of Philosophy in Management Operations MS CHAN, Pui Man %%a*(%Re@%) Mr CHENG, Sze Hang Alex Mr CHEUNG, Ka Po Sammy Mr LEUNG, Ka Fai R%B Mr CHONG, Marco Chun Wah Mr CHOW, Yui Chit Eugene Master of Philosophy in Marketing Mr FONG, Chi Wah Bb@* (WE%) Mr HO, Sui Sun Patrick Mr HUI, Chi Keung Ms LO, King Chung Alison Mr HUM, Van Terry Mr ZHANG, Yinlong Mr KUNG, Yiu Fai Elve Ms LAU, Wai Kuen Grace Doctor of Philosophy in Accounting Mr LEUNG, Hoi Ming Bbteif (C8t.b) Mr LEUNG, Kin Ming Mr SIU, Kai Hung Mr CHAU, Koon Yee Derek MS TANG, Ying Yan Yvonne SEVENTH CONGREGATION EtEQD@@R@ ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS SCHOOL OF SCIENCE SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 12 November 1999 The Congregation will stand while the Procession is entering & leaving the Atrium; and for the National Anthem 1. The Pro-Chancellor declares the Congregation open. 2. The President addresses the Congregation. 3. The Dean of Science presents candidates for the Degree of BACHELOR OF SCIENCE. 4. The Dean of Science presents candidates for the Degrees of MASTER OF SCIENCE and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY. 5. The Dean of Humanities and Social Science presents candidates for the Degrees of MASTER OF ARTS and MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY 6. The Dean of Science presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. 7. The Dean of Humanities and Social Science presents candidates for the Degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY. 8. Graduate Representative from the School of Science addresses the Congregation. 9. Graduate Representative from the School of Humanities and Social Science addresses the Congregation. 10. The President presents Mr William Fung Kwok Lun, IP for the Degree of DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION honoris causa. 11. The President presents Professor Lawrence 1 Lau for the Degree of DOCTOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES honoris causa. 12. The President presents Professor Shang Fa Yang for the Degree of DOCTOR OF SCIENCE honoris causa. 13. The President presents Professor Arthur Li Kwok-cheung, JPfor the Degree of DOCTOR OF LEITERS honoris cawa. 14. Professor Arthur Li Kwok-cheung addresses the Congregation. 15. The President presents the Michael G. Gale Medal for Distinguished Teaching. 16. Mrs Joan Cheong presents the Stephen Cheong Kam-chuen Medal for Distinguished Service to the Student Body. 17. The Pro-Chancellor declares the Congregation closed. Citations for honoray degrees by Prof Po Lock Yue, University Orator Mace camed by Prof C K Chang Music by St Bonaventure College 8 High School @%I% SCHOOL OF SCIENCE UndergraduateDegrees $ $4. CL 3 {iz Academic Achieve ment Awards %%&FA% Mr CHENG, Yuen Shan BSc (BICH) Ms MA, Po Yee Pauline BSc (BICH) Ms CHAN, Pui Yee Cangel BSc (CHEM) Ms LAM, Wai Han BSc (<;HEM) Mr SZE, Chun Sing BSc (MATH) Mr LEE, Fuk Kay BSc (PHYS) Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry Mr LEUNG, Chi Wah @3* (4$hlC%) Mr LEUNG, Ka Ming Mr LEUNG, King Wong # Mr CHENG,YuenShan Ms LEUNG, Oi Lin # Ms MA, PoYee Pauline Mr LEUNG, Sze Pui Mr LI, Choi Ho Mr CHAN, Ka Yun Mr LI, Hoi Ming Mr CHAN, Man Kit MS LI, Kam Ming Mr CHAN, Ping Kei MS LO, Hau Yi Paulisally Ms CHAN, Yuk Fun Mr LO, Kin Yip Mr CHANG, Kim Ho Mr MA, Chor Keung * Mr CHENG, Wai Ming Anthony Mr MOK, Wing Fai Simon * Mr CHEUNG, Ming Ming MS NG, Chung Ming Ms CHIU, Hoi Shan Clarissa Mr NG, Ka Lok Mr CHOI, Chi Fung Ms NG, Tung Ting Mr CHOW, Lok Yuen Mr SIT, Pak Ho Wilson Mr CHU, Ka Wah Mr SO, Hon Hon Ms CHU, Mei Sin Athena Andromeda Ms SRINIVASAN, Rajini Ms CHUEN, Ka Yee Mr TSANG, Fan Cheung Mr CHUNG, Hon Man Herman Mr TSANG, Hing Wai Mr FAN, Chak Fai Peter Mr TSANG, Ka Lok Ms FANG, Tsz Kam Mr TSE, Cho Wai Mr HO, Ho Po Ms TSUI, Hoi Yan Mr KAM, Yiu Wing Ms WAI, Yuk Shan Ms KONG, Wing Sze Mr WAN, Kai Sun Alan Mr LAI, Chun Hon Mr WONG, Chi Fung Mr LAI, Kim Ching Mr WONG, Cho Yiu Gerald Mr LAI, Ming Yiu : Mr WONG, Gee Wan Ms LAI, Yuen Ha Ms WONG, Hei Lui Mr LAM, Wai Kit Mr WONG, Kam Wai Ms LAM, Wai Man Mr WONG, Kin On Mr LAM, Wing Ho Mr WONG, King Wai Mr LAW, Wai Ming Mr WONG, Kwan Po Mr LEE, Chun Pong Mr WONG, Wai Leung Tommy Mr LEE, Kwok Sun Mr WONG, Wai Man Raymond Ms LEE, On Ki Angel Ms YEUNG, Chi Chiu Mitchell Ms LEE, Yan Brenda Mr YEUNG, Lap Fung # Academic Achievement Awards f# $5 bfi F& W * Fint Class Honon EB % % B Bachelor of Science in Biology Ms LEUNG, Ching Man B3* (!k%?l3) Ms LEUNG, Yuen Mei May Ms LEY, Tsz Ning Mr CHAM, Long Ming Mr LIU, Yuet Lam Mr CHAN, Dennis G Ms LO, Kit Wah Ms CHAN, Kam Sheung Mr LOK, Ka Chun Mr CHAN, Lee Chun Ms LUI, Suet Ling Ms CHAN, Pui Chong Mr LUK, Chong Kay Ms CHAN, Suk Wai Mr MA, Fu Ping Ms CHAN, Sze Man Ms MAK, Ka Wai Ms CHAN, Wai Shan Mr MAK, Kam Lun Ms CHAN, Wing Man Ms MUI, Sze Yuen Rosa Mr CHAU, Kai Yin Eugene Mr NG, Man Lung Mr CHENG, Siu Fai Ms NG, Wai Ying Anita Mr CHEUNG, Chi Kin Ms NGAI, Hoi Yee Heidi Ms CHEUNG, Ka Lai Ms SHIN, Loi Yan Ms CHEUNG, Ka Man Mr SHING, Wang Hin Ms CHEUNG, Man Kuen Mavis Ms MOW, Lam Ms CHEUNG, Sin Yee Mr SIU, Ming Fai Ms CHEUNG, Yim Ho Sophia Mr SO, Man Chung Kenneth Mr CHIU, Sing Kwan Mr SUM, Shui Hung Ms CHONG, Ho Yan Stella Ms SZETO, Wai Shan Mr CHOW, Chi Fung Mr TAM, Siu Cheung Mr CHU, Wai Keung Mr TO, Chun Man Ms CHUNG, Ngar Yee Ms TO, Hoi Wan Mr CHUNG, Pui Lam ’ Mr TSANG, Chi Shing Ms CHUNG, Suet Ying Ms TSE, Pui Shan Mr HAU, San Wa Mr TSOI, Cheung Mong Derek Mr HO, Ho Ming Mr WONG, Cheung Ms HO, Wai Yee Mr WONG, Chun Yin Ms HUANG, Yi Pin Ms WONG, Heung Christine Ms KAM, Man Ha Mr WONG, Keung Man Mr KAO, Chung Lei Edmund Mr WONG, Kwok Yan Mr KO, Lung Sang Mr WONG, San Yuen * Mr KWOK, Chun Man Ms WONG, Sin Yee Mr KWONG, Tsz Yan Ms WONG, Sze Wai Ms LAI, Yee Wan Ms WONG, Wing Man Ms LAM, Hiu Kwan Ms YAN, Man Yee Mr LAM, Ho Keung Mr YAIJ, Yik Shan Mr LAM, Lap Wing Ms YEUNG, Pui Kwan Ms LAM, Lee Yu Mr YELING, Yau Kung Ms LAM, To Heung Mr YIU, Sui Hing * Mr LAM, Yu Kor Ms YU, Wai Yin Ms LAU, Sau Kuen Isabel Ms LAW, Wing Yee Winnie Bachelor of Science in Chemistry Mr LEE, Chun Kan Jackel @3* (4Cb) Mr LEE, Hong Sang Ms LEE, King Chi Y Ms CHAN, Pui Yee Cangel Mr LEE, Siu Fung Y Ms LAM, WaiHan * Mr LEE, Wai Yin Mr LEUNG, Chi Fung Bryce Mr AU, Kwan Kit lo%E#it %+BwG~KE%@!SEVENTH CONGREGATION I 69 Mr CHAN, Cheuk Pun Mr TAI, Man Yiu * Ms CHAN, Ka Yee Ms TANG, Kwan Yee Mr CHAN, Kam Tak Ms TSUI, Tsui Ping Edith Mr CHAN,KinMan Mr WAN, Kam Lok Ms CHAN, Sau Chu Gi Gi Ms WAN, Siu Fung Mr CHAN, Yu Cheong Ms WONG, San Wing Mr CHENG, Alan Mr WONG, Siu Wing Mr CHENG, Wai Yip Ms WONG, Yee Wah Mr CHEUNG, Cheuk Kin Ms WONG, Yuen Man Mr CHIN, Chu Leung Ms YAU, Chi Yan Ms CHIU, Pui Yan Ms YAU, Lay Shin Mr CHONG, Fu On Victor Ms YAU, Ping Yiu Christy Ms CHUI, Wing Man Mr YEUNG, Cheuk Wah Benjamin Mr FAN, Kin Chung Ms YEUNG, Ka Yim Ms FUNG, Man Yu Mr YEUNG, Pui Ming * Ms HO, Wai Sum Monica Ms YEUNG, Pui Ngan Ms HO, Wan Yee Ms YIK, Wing Man Mr HUNG, Yuen Ms YIM, Suk Ling Ms KONG, Shuk Yi Mr YING, Ka Chun Mr LAI, Hing Hung Ms YIP, Ka Man Mr LAI, Yuen Cheung Ms YIP, Lai Fong Ms MI, Yuen Kwan Mr YU, Hok Ming Mr LAM, Chi Hang Mr YU, Kam Leong * Mr LAM, Chong Ho Mr LAM, Ka Fai Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Mr LAM, Sum Wai E%Lk (%%) Ms LAM, Sze Wai Ms LAM, Yee Shan Y Mr SZE,ChunSing Mr LAU, Kar Keung Mr LAU, Man Kit Ms ANG, MiuYu Ms LAU, Nga Chi Mr CHAN, Cheung Yu Andrew Ms LAU, Pui Sze Ms CHAN, Ching Yi Mr LAU, Yan Kin Mr CHAN, Kiu Kei Mr LAW, Chi Yuen Ms CHAN, Lok Sze Mr LAW, Kin Wah Mr CHAN, Man Hong Ms LEE, Wai Man Ms CHAN, Sitt Ching Mary Mr LEONG, Man Tik Mr CHAN, Siu Yu Mr LEUNG, Chi Wai Mr CHAN, Wai Kit Ms LEUNG, Pik Ha Mr CHAN, Yau Chi Mr LEUNG, Wai Hou Joseph Ms CHAU, Pik Ki Mr LI, Hon Hing Albert ' Mr CHENG,KiWun Mr LOK, Kin Yat Kenny Ms CHENG, Kin Yan Ms LOR, Kit Fun Ms CHENG, Mei Kiu Mr MARK, Wing Cheung Ms CHENG, Siu Man Bonnie Mr NG, Hoi Hong Mr CHENG, Yu On Mr PANG, Chi Yip Ms CHENG, Yuk Chi Mr PONG, Hai Shun Ms CHEUNG, Ying Ying Delia Nina Ms POON, Wai Sum MS CHJANG, Mei Chun Ms SHEK, Lai Yung Ms CHIN, Sze Wai Ms SO, Wai Yin Ms CHING, Yee Man Mr SZE, Chun Ngai Ms CHUI, Yee Lam Elain 70 I AJ~E+E%ERBSEVENTH CONGREGATION # Academic Achievement Awardr Y L hk yk 3% * First Class Honors ql '% % fi Mr CHUNG, Siu Kwan Patrick Mr SO, Kwan Ho Mr FUNG, Shu Leung Ms SO, Sin Shek Maggie Ms HO, Wai Tak Mr TAI, Fuk Wing Ms HO, Yee Hung Ms TAM, Chi Yan Ms HUI, Chok Mei Mr TAM, Ho Kit Mr HUI, Fuk Hop Ms TANG, Hei Man Mr HUI, Ka Yau Mr TONG, Wan Lung Mr HUI, King Yin Ms TSANG, Hay Chun Ms KEUNG, Wai Chong Miranda Mr TSE, Ka Chun Mr KONG, Chun Wah Mr TSE, Tsz Pong Mr WAN, Chun Wai Mr TSE, Yat Bun Ms KWOK, Lai Yi Pinky Mr WONG, Chik Ho Mr KWOK, Lung Chiu Mr WONG, Chung Shek Zacky Mr MI, Cheuk Hong Ms WONG, Hang Kwan Ms MI, Yuen Ching Ms WONG, Hiu Sze Mr LAM,Chi Wai Ms WONG, Kit Ying Mr LAM, Ngai Lung Mr WONG, Ming Kuen * Ms LAM, Pui See Ms WONG, Sau Man Mr LAM, Sheung Wai Mr WONG, Shing Ho Mr LAM, Yat Lun Ms WONG, Tit Lee Mr LAU, Chun Kit Ms WONG, Yee Yan Ms MU, Hoi Yu Ms YEUNG, Chin Ngan Mr MU, Hon Ki Wicky Ms YEUNG, Lai Ching Ms MU, Suet Hung Mr YEUNG, Wai Choi Carson Mr MU, Wai Kwong Ms YU, Pik Shan Ms MU, Wing Han Bonnie Mr WEN, Kai Lun Ms LAU, Wing Wah Ms WEN, Wing Fai Mr LAW, Man Chi Mr YUNG, Chin Pang Ms LEE, Sau Man Mr LEE, Sung Tak Bachelor of Science in Physics Mr LEUNG, Chi Man @9* (%!lslrilL4) Mr LEUNG, Chun Man Ms LEUNG, Hau Wing Domany Mr LEE, Fuk Kay *@a * Mr LEUNG, Shing Yu Ms LEUNG, Wai King Ms All, Suk Yee Ms LI, Hiu Kwan Mr AU, Yat Yin Ms LI, Mo Yin Marilyn Mr CHAN, Chun Chung Ms LI, Nga Chi Mr CHAN, Hin Wai Mr LI, Wai Lung Mr CHAN, Pui Wai Mr LI, Wang Kin Mr CHAN, Yuk Kong Mr LO, Ting Hoi Mr CHANG, Sze Cheong Ms LOONG, Pui Shan Ms CHENG, Ming Wai Cara Mr LUE, Chun Cheung Mr CHEUNG, Chun Kit Ricky Ms MAN, Hau Chun Ivy Mr CHEUNG, Ho Yin Mr MUI, Sze King John Mr CHEUNG, Kam Sang Mr NG, King Hong Mr CHEUNG, Sai Kit * Mr NG, Yu Kong Mr CHEUNG, Wai Yuen Ms PEI, Lai Kwan Mr CHIU, Hing Chor Mr PUN, Chung Man Joseph Mr CHOW, Ho Yin * Mr SIU, Chin Ho Henry Ms CHOW, Wing Sze Mr SO, Kim Ming Stephen Mr CHUNG, Lap Kin Kenneth %kEibiC%@Fb.@SEVENTH CONGREGATION 1 71 Mr FONG, Lai Yin Bachelor of Science in Applied Physics Mr HO, Tin Yau BE@* (1ffl-Wm6) Mr HO, Yam Chun Calvin Mr HUI, Wing Tai Mr CHAN, Ka Wai Gary Mr HUI, Yau Kin Ms CHANG, Wai Yee Mr JAIR, Yiu Lam Mr FUNG, Yat Ming Herman Mr KAM, Lung Mr HUI, Chi Fung Mr KWOK, Kin Sang Mr KWOK, Yui Pan Mr LAM, Ka Kit Mr LAI, Leung Sing Mr LAM, Kim Yip Mr LAU, Kin Sang Mr LAM, Kin San Mr LEE, Yat Ching David * Mr MU, Kai Chi Ms L1, Man Yan Elsa Mr LAU, Man Dik Mr WAN, Wai Lam Nelson Mr LAW, Chi Kong Mr WONG, Wing Chiu Mr LEE, Chun Kai Jonathan Mr YEIING, Tsz Kit Mr LEE, Ka Chun Stephen Mr YU, Kam Fung * Mr LEE, Lap Kuen Mr LEE, Wai Tak Mr LEUNG, Chung Kit Anthony Mr LEUNG, Hok Tsan Mr LEUNG, Ka Lun Mr LEUNG, Wing Shun Vicent Mr LI, Chi Hang Mr LUI, Man Tat Mr MA, Ting Po Ms NAM, Chau Kwan Mr NG, Siu Fai Steven Mr NG, Wai Man Mr SIU, Hing Lung Mr SIU, Wai Bun Mr SZE, Yeuk Wan * Mr TAM, Chi Kuen Mr TANG, Kin Yip Mr TSAI, Ka Man Mr TSANG, Kam San Mr TSOI, Wing Sun Mr TSUI, King Hong William Mr WAI, Chung Wai Mr WONG, Chi Chiu Mr WONG, Kwok Kei Mr WONG, Siu Kai Mr WONG, Yin Wing Dennis Mr WONG, Yuk Wai * Mr WU, Chi Wai Marcus Ms WU, Man Yee Mr YAN, Shing Kin William Mr YIM, Hoi Nam 72 I E+%+~=F%k?&@ SEVENTH CONGREGATION # Academic Achievement Awards 4 % JJ~81 % * First Class Honors F % % @ Postgraduate Degrees 68 % & B 4$ Master of Science in Biotechnology Master of Science in Mathematics @%@f (4+Mm) ill!%@* (B%) Ms CHEUNG, Ying Hung Mr CHEUNG, Yip Kei Ms CHOI, Hiu Wan Ms LI, Yuen Sze Master of Science in Physics Mr MO, Hau Kwok W%@f (8ill!%) Mr SIU, Kam Leung Mr WONG, Chi Ming Mr CHAN, Tzu Liang Anthony Mr YAU, Shun Kit Mr NG, ChungTak Master of Science in Environmental Science Master of Philosophy in Biochemistry Em@+ (Em$+%) @%a*(!wNCb) Mr CHAING, Chi Leung Mr CHAN, Yee Wai Mr CHAN, Chi Wai Mr CHIN, King Tung Mr CHAN, King Kuen Mr CHUN, Abel Chiu Shun Mr CHIOK, Pui Tak Mr HO, Wing Lok Mr CHUI, Chi Keung Ms FAN, Wai Fong Master of Philosophy in Biology Mr KO, Kin Hang Ian +Tw@f (*$?I%) Mr KWONG, Wai Man Ms MI, Kan Man Ada Ms CHAK, Kit Fong Mr LAM, Kwan Him Edmunc Mr CHAN, Kin Tak Ms LAM, Tak Wan Mr CHAN, Shing Fai Mr LEE, Wai Kin Frank Ms CHAN, Wai Ching Ms LEUNG, Wai King Mr CHU, Siu Hong Ms LIM, Kuen Kuen Ms CHUNG, Shui Kwan Mr MA, Chin Kwan Ms LAM, Mo Ching Ms POON, Ka Lam Kelly Ms LEE, Mei Ki Ms REN, Jianping Ms LEE, Wing Man Karen Ms SIN, Ha Way Celia Mr LUNG, Wai Ming Raymond Ms SOO, Lisa Ms NG, Kit Fong Ms TANG, Wing Yee Venus Ms SO, Ming Kit Gloria Mr WONG, Kit Yuk Ms TSO, Ha Ms WONG, Siu Laam Willa Mr WONG. Hon Kit Ms WONG, Yau Ling Ms YU, Mary Master of Philosophy in Chemistry @%mk (4Cb) Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering E%@+ (MF+*bBI@%) Ms CHOI, Sai Heung Ms CHOW, Suet Hing Mr CHEUNG, Chun Bun Ms MI, Willetta Mr CHUNG, Yan Ming Ms LI, Ping Ling Ms LEE, Wing Sze Ms NG, BikWan Ms LEUNG, Wai Hing Ella Ms SOO, May Kei Mr SADAK, Thamby Labeeb Mr TSANG, Yuk Wah Francis Mr WEN, Chung Kee Master of Philosophy in Mathematics Doctor of Philosophy in Biology %%a+(B%) %%#* (&Q%) Mr CHAN, Cheuk Hang Mr LUO,Dan Mr HO, Hon Ming Mr QIU, Jianwen Mr HO, Kwok Wah Ms YAM, Wai Ping judy Mr LAM, Chun Hung Ms LAM,MeiWah Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry Ms LEE, Lai Sze %%#* (IC3) Mr LEE, Yat Fai Mr LEUNG, Chi Chung Mr CHAN, Chi Yui Mr LIAN, Yongsheng Mr CHAN, Yuk Yan Eddie Mr REN, Weiqing Ms CHIM, Lai Chu Joyce Mr SUN,Ko Mr CHUI, Sin Yin Ms SUNG,OnKi Ms LEE, Yuk Ha Mr WONG, Chi Ho Mr LENIGK, Ralf Mr WONG, Hoi Ying Mr SHEN, Zhenwen Mr WONG, Hon Ming Mr WANG, Deping Mr WONG, Tak Wing Mr YE, jianshan Master of Philosophy in Physics Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics !%%a*(%I@€!%) %%#* (B%) Mr AU, Wai Kay Mr QIN, Gengsheng Ms CHAN, Wai Yee Mr ROBINSON, Francis John Mr CHEUNG, Kin Man Mr TAN,Yu Ms HO, Sut Kam Mr HON, Kam Yuen Dennis Doctor of Philosophy in Physics Mr KONG, Fu Hung %%t@i-f. (QB3) Mr LAU, Tak Keung Ms LAW, Wing Yan Carrie Mr MA,Zhaohui Mr LEUNG, Wai Tak Edmond Mr SUN, Handong Ms LEUNG, Yee Wai Mr YI, Lin Mr SIAH, Fai Mr ZHANG,Chun Mr TONG, Yiu Wai Mr WOO, Po Wan Mr YAU, Hokwing Ms YIU, Ying Yu Doctor of Philosophy in Biochemistry %%#+ (4QIC%) Mr LAM, Kat Hon Edward Mr LAM,Kun Mr YU,Yaping 74 I %R+P=1?LIT %@&@ SEVENTH CONGREGATION h*BA$#%**E SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Postgraduate Degrees @F % Y 59 E Master of Arts in Chinese Studies Master of Philosophy in Social Science *%fRk (+$HE5 %YfRf l$tt+4Yl Ms H0,YinYuk Ms KIKON, Rosemary Ms HUI, King Fai Ms ZHONG, ring Ms LO, SiuYu Mr MIU, Yiu Keung Benjamin Doctor of Philosophy in Humanities Ms WONG, Kam Chi E%Hiif (Aft%) Ms WONG, Wing Yan Vivian Ms WONG, Lai Ming Lisa Master of Arts in Humanities *%fig t (A&%) Ms CHENG, Wai Sze Mr LAM, Yat Chi Mr LUI, Chi Wah Mr MAK, Kwok Pui Mr OR, Kwok Lap Mr PUN, Kwok Ling Lawrence Ms WONG, Siu Wai Pavlova Master of Arts in Social Science A%@* *tt%wP Mr CHEUNG, Hok Wong Mr CHOW, Wai Man Mr HO, WaiYip Mr MOK, Wai Shun Tony Master of Philosophy in Humanities %T%fRk rhZ4) Mr CHAN, Ngon Fung Mr CHENG, Wing Kin Ms SHUM, Sau Ching Ms WONG, Hau Yee