Bulletin Vol. 1 No. 5 Nov 1964

He joined Chung Chi College in 1957 and helped to build the Chemistry Department w ith a very meager budget and under heavy teaching load. In 1963 一 64, he was granted a one-year study leave to learn the up-to-date techniques in radiochemistry and to work on chemical effects of nuclear transformations at the University of Wisconsion, U.S.A. His present research interest is mainly in the fields of radiochemistry and the application of physico-chemical methods to prac tical local problems. He has published several scienti­ fic papers, including two U.S. Patents, and is also a co-author of a secondary school chemistry textbook in Chinese, now being used in Hong Kong. He is a member of the Amercan Honorary Fraternity Sigma X i, the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, and the Honorary Chemical Fraternity, Phi Lambda Upsilon. Dr. Chang is married and has two young children. M r . H u Ch i a - Ch i en , Un i t ed College. M r. Hu graduated in 1925 from the National South- eastern University. From 1934 to 1935, M r. Hu was engaged in research studies at the University of Lon don under Professor Fred Clarke. Later he entered the Teachers College of the University of Columbia in 1935, to continue his advanced studies, majoring in Education and Sociology. In 1937 he received an M .A . Degree from Columbia University. Between the years 1938 and 1949 he was Professor in Education and Sociology at the National Chekiang University and the National Central University. He was appointed D irector of the Department of Second­ ary Education of the M inistry of Education in 1949. A fte r coming to Hong Kong, M r. Hu served as a senior part-time lecturer at New Asia College from 1952 ， and in 1959 as Head o f the Department of Sociology and Education at Chu Hai College. He joined United College in 1960 as Senior Lecturer and Head o f the Department of Sociology and was ap pointed Dean of the Faculty of Arts in 1962. Published Works of M r. Hu: T heo r y and P ract ice o f Soci al W o r k published by Institute o f Social and Educational Research, Hong Kong, A p ril, 1961. The Soci al Services i n Eng l a nd published by Insti tute of Social and Educational Research, Hong Kong, October, 1961. T heo r y and Pr ac t ic e o f Soci al Sur vey The United College Journal, No. 1, Hong Kong, June, 1962. The L i v e s and Thearies o f Seven Pioneer A m e r i can Sociologists, The United College Journal, No. 2, Hong Kong, June, 1962. A n I n t r o d u c t i o n to M o d e r n Soci ol ogi cal Theor y, published by Institute of Social and Educational Re search (being printed). D r . Sut u Hs i n , Un i t ed College. Dr. Sutu Hsin did his undergradate work at Yench- ing University, Peking and received M .B .A . and Ph D. degrees from the University of Pennsylvania. He is now Senior Lecturer and Head of the Department of Business Adm inistration, and Dean of the Faculty of Commerce. A fte r his return to China from the United States, Dr. Sutu became an Assistant Professor at National Chiao-Tung University. Later he was Professor of Transportation and Commerce at National Chinan University and Canton University. In addition to his education activities, Dr. Sutu had held numerous executive posts in various enterprises. Since 1960’ he has been teaching at United College. A t present he also serves as management consultant to local in­ dustrial establishments and as a member of the Semaller Businesses Management Committee o f the Hong Kong Management Association. Dr. Sutu has published many of his works in both Chinese and English. His book on "The Merchant Marine Policy of the United States" was published by the University of Pennsylvania Press, U.S.A. His latest publications include: "Theories and Systems ot Wages" (1 9 6 2 ); "Free Trade and Hong Kong's Eco nomy (1 9 6 2 ); "Finance fo r Industry" ( 1963); "W hither Hong Kong's Industry?" (1 9 6 3 ); "B rita in, the Common Market and Hong Kong's Textile In dustry" (1963) and "The Small Man's Problem" (1964 ). D r . Ch i n - Sam Tsang, C h u ng Ch i College. D r. Tsang was born in Canton, China, in 1901. His early education was mostly received from the Lingnan University primary and secondary schools which he entered in 1911. He later graduated from its College of Arts and Sciences w ith a B.A. degree in 1923. A fte r graduation, he remained to teach in L in gnan fo r five years. In 1928, w ith an award of a three-year fellowship by the Provincial Govern ment of Kwangtung to study in the United States, he attended Teachers College, Columbia University, where he obtained his M .A . degree in 1929. He was made a member of Kappa Delta Pi, an honorary so­ ciety in education, in 1930. He was admitted to the Ph.D. degree in Columbia University in 1933. A fte r his return to China, he served as Educational Adviser to the Provincial Government of Kwangsi (1933 -35 ), Member of the Planning Committee of the Provincial Commission of Education of Kwang- tung (1935 -36 ), and Principal of Mei Wah Middle School, Canton (1936 -37 ). From 1937 to 1942, he was Professor of Education of Lingnan University and concurrently Supervisor of the University's Sub- Collegiate and Branch schools. Since the Pacific War and fo r many years, he was engaged in educational publishing, writing, and teach ing in various capacities. In 1960 he joined Chung Chi College and was first its Acting Dean of Faculty and later Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Associate D irector of the Chung Chi Research Institute o f Far Eastern Studies and Editor of the Chung Chi Journal. Among his publicatons are Na t i ona l i sm and School E du c a t i o n in Ch ina , " Some Obs erva ti on s o f the E d u cat iona l System in H o n g K o n g , " " T h e I n f l uen ce of J ohn Dewe y on Mo d e r n E du c a t i o n , " " T h e Educational Ph i l o s oph y o f M e n c i us, " " T h e Phi l os oph y of 8