Bulletin Vol. 2 No. 2 Aug 1965

LECTURERS Dr . Chang Shu-ting, Chung Ch i College, Biology. D r. Chang, bo rn in K u o -H s ie n , Shansi, graduated from N a tion a l T a iw a n U n iv e rs ity in 1953 w ith a B.Sc. degree. He won the firs t place in the N a tion a l Advanced E xam ina tion fo r G overnm ent T e chn iq ue Personal in p la n t breeding th a t summer. He worked as a ju n io r specialist o f tobacco breeding at the T a iw a n Tobacco & W ine M o n o p o ly Bureau fo r tw o years. He went on fo r graduate study at the U n iv e rs ity o f W isconsin, U . S. A . in 1956 on a research assistantship and received his M .S . in 1958 and P h .D . in 1960 respectively. D r. Chang jo in e d C hung C h i College in 1960 and the next year he became the Chairm an o f the D e p a rt m ent o f B iology. In the summ er o f 1963, he took one tra in in g course and attended tw o congresses: T h e Radio-Isotope T e chn iq ue T ra in in g Course held at the N a tion a l T s in g H u a U n iv e rs ity , T a iw an ； T h e X V I In te rn a tio n a l Congress o f Zoology at W ashington D . C. ； and T h e X I In te rn a tio n a l Congress o f Genetics at T h e Hague, Netherlands. Since 1961 D r. Chang has been a m ember o f the G enetic Society o f Am erica, and was elected a mem ber o f the Am erican Genetic Association in 1964. H is present research interest is the genetic aspects o f straw m ushroom and hum an ear wax. Am ong his pu blications are: “ Male-sterile Tobacco”, “ Pr el iminar y Report on the Inheritance o f Ea r Wa x ”, “ The Inheritance o f Ea r Wa x in Chinese o f Hong Kong ” , ' ' A Genetical St udy o f ‘cold test' Reaction in Seed Cor n” , “ The Effect o f M a t u r i t y on 'cold test' germination o f Seed Co rn” , “ Pure-culture Spawn for S t r aw Mushr oom” , “ The Influence o f Cu l t ur a l Methods on the Production and Nu t r i t i v e Content o f Volvariella valvarcea'' and ' ' C u l t i v a tion o f the S t r aw Mushr oom” . D r . Y . K . Lee, United College, Chinese Language. H a vin g graduated from T a iw an N o rm a l U n iv e rsity , D r. Y . K . Lee continued to stud y in the In s titu te o f Chinese Studies o f his alma mater and obtained an M .A . degree in 1959. I t was in A p ril, 1964, th a t he passed a special exam ination given by the C omm ittee fo r A pp ra isin g Candidates fo r D octra te Degrees o f the M in is try o f E ducation, T a iw an and was granted an L itt . D . degree. In 1956, D r. Lee was a tu to r at T a iw an N o rm a l U n iv e rs ity fo r a num be r o f years, and was later appointed le ctu re r and assistant professor respectively. In Sep­ tem ber, 1964, he accepted the offer o f U n ite d College as a le ctu re r o f its Chinese Language D epartm ent. H is published works in clud e " Complamentary A d ditions to the Y i Wen Chih in the Annals o f L i ang ,” C ri t ic al Review o f Tseng-Tsins Philosophy, " “ M ore Finding on the Works o f Cheng Kang-Cheng, ” ' ' A Comprehensive Interpretation o f Double-words in the Book o f Poet ry, " “ New Lights on Cheng Hsuan's Com mentaries on L i Ch i ,” and " Y i L i and Chou L i . ” M r . Tao Hsien Mo , New Asia College, Business Administration M r . T ao received his education at St. John's U n iv e r sity, (B .A . in Econom ics, 1924) and G raudate School o f Business A dm in is tra tio n , N ew Y o rk U n iv e rs ity , (M .B .A . ， 1926). A fte r his re tu rn from the U n ite d States, he acted as the Dean o f the D e pa rtm e n t o f Commerce, K iangsu P ro vin cia l School o f Shanghai (1926-1928). He then tau gh t in School o f Commerce, Kw a ng H ua U n iv e rs ity , (1927-33) and the D ow n tow n School o f Commerce, Shanghai B ap tist College, (1929-31). In 1961, he jo in e d N ew Asia College as le ctu re r in the D e pa rtm ent o f Business A dm in is tra tio n , School o f Commerce. Aside from his teaching career, M r. Tao had been one o f the p rom in e n t bankers in China. He has held many im p o rta n t banking positions, such as, M anager o f the China & South Sea Bank, L td ., H o n g K o n g B ranch (1933-35) and Canton Branch (1935-40); General M anager o f A n H ua C omm ercial Bank, (1940- 45); General M anager o f the Shanghai C ity Bank and con cu rre n tly o f the Shanghai C ity T ru s t, (1945-47); D e p u ty General Manager o f the Kw a n g tu n g P ro vin cia l Bank and c on cu rre n tly manager o f the H o ng K o n g Branch, ( 1 9 4 7 - 4 9 ) . H e has w ritte n w id e ly on the problem s o f banking and finance, as appeared from tim e to tim e in the Bankers’ W eekly and Bankers' M o n th ly magazines published in Shanghai. H is recent pu b lica tio n s are: “ Ban k Managemen t ", (1961) and “ Principles o f Ma r k e t ing'', (1961), bo th in Chinese. 6