Bulletin Vol. 1 No. 6 Dec 1964

research on E nglish Poetry at H a rva rd U n ive rsity. R e tu rn in g to China in 1936, he was appointed Professor o f E ng lish L ite ra tu re at the N a tion a l Central U n iv e rs ity o f N anking, then at the Central P o litica l In s titu te , bo th at N a n kin g and C hungking. L a te r he served as the Special E nglish E d ito r o f the C o un cil o f In te r­ national A ffa irs at the M in is try o f Foreign A ffa irs. F rom 1941-49, M r. Jen worked con cu rre n tly in the M in is try o f Education and served as the Dean o f the N a tion a l Kw e ich ow U n iv e rs ity Ι it was so arranged by the M in is try o f Education th a t he served 6 months in ro ta tio n at each o f these in s titu tio n s . M r. Jen was also appointed the A c tin g President o f the N a tion a l Kw e ich ow U n iv e rs ity and the N ational Y unnan U n i versity in 1949. In 1950, M r. Jen taught at N ew Asia College as Head o f the E nglish Depa rtm ent, and from 1951 to 1953 he served in the same capacity at Chung C h i College. In 1953, M r. Jen le ft H o ng K o n g fo r the P hilippines. T he re he taught as Southeast Asia Exchange Professor on Comparative L ite ra tu re and Confucianism at bo th the U n iv e rs ity o f the P h ilip pines and S illim an U n iv e rs ity . A fte r his stay in the P h ilip pines, M r. Jen went to Singapore as Professor o f E ng lish Language and L ite ra tu re and Head o f the D e pa rtm ent o f M od e rn Languages o f Nanyang U n i versity from 1957 to 1960. In 1960, M r. Jen returned to H o ng K o n g to jo in the E nglish D e pa rtm ent o f the U n ite d College as Senior L e c tu re r and Head o f the D epartm ent. M r. Jen represented the R epublic o f China as a delegate to the Congress o f Am erican Poets in N ew Y o rk in 1936. He was also a member and the spokes man o f the delegation o f the Republic o f China to the Conference o f the W o rld Confederation o f O rganiza tions o f the Teach ing Profession at M a n ila in 1957. M r. Jen has w ritte n numerous publications, in clu d in g poems, essays Δ book reviews, and w ritin g s fo r the Chinese G overnm ent in both Chinese and English. M a n y o f these have been published in books, magazines and newspapers in China, England, the U n ite d States, the P hilippines, and H o ng K ong. In recognition o f his w o rk as the co-translator o f the Ch 'ien Ha n Shu (Pan K u ’s H is to ry o f the F orm er Han D ynasty), he was awarded the Stanislaus Julian Prize in 1947 by the A cadem ie des In scrip tion s et Belle Lettre s, In s titu te de France. (Photo o f M r. Jen in Chinese version.) D r. M a r k Kent-chun, Chung Ch i College, Business Administration. D r. M a rk received his education in Colorado College (B .A ., Econom ics, 1924), Harvard U n iv e rs ity (M .B .A ., Business A dm in is tra tio n , 1926) and C o lum b ia U n i ve rsity (Ph. D /Δ Econom ics, 1930). H is teaching experiences were: Associate Professor o f Econom ics and Business A dm in is tra tio n , N a tion a l C h ia o -T u n g U n iv e rs ity , 1931-32; Professor o f Eco nom ics and Business A dm in is tra tio n , N a tion a l Chiao- T u n g U n iv e rs ity , 1932-36; Special Le ctu re r, Y enching U n iv e rs ity , Peking 1931; Special L e ctu re r in Business O rganization and A dm in is tra tio n , N a tion a l T sin g H ua U n iv e rs ity , Peking 1931-35 !Ι Professor o f Eco nom ics and Business A dm in is tra tio n , L in g n a n U n i versity, 1939-41 !Ι Professor o f Econom ics and Business A dm in is tra tio n and head o f the D e pa rtm ent o f Econom ics and Business A dm in is tra tio n , O ctober 1st, 1951 — Ju ly 1959, Chung C h i College; Senior L e c tu re r and C hairm an o f the Depa rtm ent o f Eco nom ics and Business A dm in istra tio n , 1959. He served, w h ile at Chung Chi College, on the fo llow in g Councils, Boards or Comm ittees at various tim e s :— Jo in t Academ ic B oard; Jo in t D ip lom a Board; Chairm an, Jo in t C omm ittee on C ond ition s o f Service. W hen the U n iv e rs ity was inaugurated, D r. M a rk served in Degree E xam ina tion Board; and the Business A dm in is tra tio n Panel. Aside from his teaching career. D r. M a rk also served in various capacities in p u b lic service. He was Senior E xpe rt, M in is try o f Railways, 1936; D ire c to r o f the Depa rtm ent o f Econom ic A ffa irs, 1935-36; D ire cto r o f Finance, Canton M u n ic ip a l Governm ent, 1936-38. D r. M a rk 's publications are: “ The Fiscal Policies o f Albert G a lla tin ” (In English), 1930, N ew Y o rk ; “ The Railway System o f China” (In Chinese) 1935 Δ P eiping; “ The Foreign Indebtedness o f the Chinese Railways” (In Chinese) 1935, P eiping; “ Reference Materials f o r Chinese Railway Problems” (In Chinese) 1935, P eiping; “ T h e F in ances o f C a n to n in R ecent Y e a rs" (In Chinese) 1937, C anton; “ The Money M a rk e t o f Macao'' (In Chinese) 1945 Δ Macao. (Photo o f D r. M a rk in Chinese version.) M r , Chung Ying-mei, Chung Chi College, Chinese Literature. M r . C hung graduated from Am o y U n iv e rs ity in Chinese L ite ra tu re in 1930 and began his teaching career at N a tion a l Sun Yat-Sen U n iv e rs ity in Canton in the same year. H e was later prom oted from the rank o f le ctu rer to Associate Professor and Professor. W hen he came to H o ng K o n g in 1949, he taught in various secondary schools fo r three years. M r . Chung jo in e d the fa cu lty o f C hung C h i College in 1953 and in 1956 he became the C hairm an o f the D e pa rtm ent o f Chinese Language and Lite ra tu re . M r . C hung's publications are listed in the Chinese version o f th is issue. (Photo o f M r . Chung in Chinese version.) M r . Tung Kwang-Hsien, Chung Chi College, Economics. M r . T u n g 's educational backgrounds are: B .A . in P o litica l Econom y, Waseda U n ive rsity, Japan, 1917- 1920; M .A . in Econom ics, C o lum b ia U n iv e rsity , 1921-1923 !Ι Research in Econom ics B e rlin U n ive rs ity, 1924. Research in P o litica l Theories L o nd on School o f Econom ics, 1925. Before jo in in g the facu lty o f C hung C h i College in 1954, he had been Professor, N a tion a l Peking 4