Bulletin Vol. 2 No. 5 Dec 1965

Dr. Sheng joined Chung Chi College in the autumn of 1964 and was charged with responsibility for planning and organizing a Department of Music in the College. After months of work, the proposal s were approved by the Chinese University and a Departmen t of Music was officially established i n the autumn of 1965. He is now serving as the first full-time Lecturer and, concurrently, Chairman of the Department. Mr. Su L i n - K u a n , New Asia College, Physics. Born in Taichow, Kiangsu, 1910’ Mr. Su graduated from National Central University in 193 2 with a B.Sc. degree in Physics. Upon his graduation , he was appointed as Teaching Assistant in the Department of Physics. Later he went to Institute of Physics ， Peiping Academy, and Metal Institute, Tsinghua University , to do research work. In 1943, he served as Associat e Professor in Sze- chuan University and in 1944 as Professor in Hsikang Institute of Technology. After the Second World War, he was Professor in Taiwan Universit y and Chiao Tung University. In 1958, he was awarded a United States Government grant under the Fulbrigh t Exchange Program as Visiting Scholar at Yale University. He joined the Staff of Ne w Asia College in 1963. H i s p u b l i c a t i o n s: The Anisotropy of Spherical Sound Waves (1934), On the Intensity of Sound Emitted during Spark Discharge (1936)， Effect of an Electric Lens on Water Jets (1936), The Development of the Fundamental Concepts and Theories in Physics (1954), The Epoch-making Progress of Modern Physical Science (1956), On Basic Science Teaching in Universities (1961), and General Physics for High School ( A T e x t , 1955). Dr. George H. C. Wong, Chung Chi College, History. Dr. Wong's educational background are: B.A. in History and Government, Lingna n University, Canton, China, 1949; M.A. in Internationa l Relations, The Claremont Graduate School, Claremont, California , 1951 ; Ph.D. in History, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, 1958. Before joining the faculty of Chun g Chi College in 1960, Dr. Wong's research and teaching experiences were: Teaching Fellow, University o f Washington, 1954-1955; Research Associate, The Huma n Relations Area Files China Project, University o f Washington, 1955-1956; Research Associate, Far Eastern an d Russian Institute, University of Washington, 1958-1960. He was made Chairman of the Department of History and Geography, Chung Chi College, in 1961. Dr. Wong represented Hong Kong as a delegate to the First International Conference of South-East Historians in Singapore in 1961 and to the Second Biennial Conference of International Association o f Historians of Asia in Taipei i n 1962, He is a member of several learned societies. Dr. Wong's publications included: “The Ch'i- skan-Elliot Negotiations concerning an Off-shore Entrepot and a Re-Evaluation of the Abortive Chuenpi Convention, 1841," Monumenta Serica, X I V (1949-1955), pp. 539-573 ； “Public Information” on China, Inner Mongolia and Northeastern China in the General and Regional Handbooks of China (New Haven: The Human Relations Area Files, Inc., 1956-1957); “The Anti-Robespierre Conspiracy on the Ninth Thermidor, J u ly 27, 1 7 9 4 ," Chung Chi Journal 1:1 (July, 1961), pp. 16-29; “The Anti-Christian Movement in China: Late Ming and Early Ch'ing," Tsinghua Journal of Chinese Studies ， 6