Bulletin Vol. 3 No. 7 Feb 1967

T h e Ad v i s o ry Comm i t t ee for the Social Survey Research Centre of the Un i v e r s i ty was appointed early this year to advise the Vice-Chancellor, who is concurrently D i r e c t or of the Institute of Social Studies and Huma n i t i e s, on the research and postgraduate t r a i n i ng of the Centre that w i l l both take into account the needs of the local c ommu n i ty in H o n g K o n g and meet the requirements of social science research in the Un i v e r s i t y. M o r e specifically, the Comm i t t ee is (1) to receive and discuss semi-annual reports f r om the Centre on its wo rk and (2) to give assistance, as far as possible, to the Centre in such matters relating to its wo rk as it may p ut before the Comm i t t ee f r om t i me to time. Memb e rs of the Comm i t t ee are:— T h e H o n. Alastair T o d d ( Ch a i r ma n) D i r e c t or of Social Welfare, H o n g K o n g Go v e r nme nt M r . K . M . A . Barnett Commissioner of Census and Statistical Planning, H o n g K o n g Go v e r nme nt M r . J . M . K e i t h Executive Director of the H o n g K o n g Co u n c il of Social Ser- vices M r . N . J . V. Wa tt D i r e c t or of I n f o r ma t i on Services, H o n g K o n g Go v e r nme nt M r s . Susan Y u en Executive Director of Federation of H o n g Kong： Industries President of the H o ng K o n g Junior Chamber of Comme r ce A Representative of the Un i v e r s i ty of H o n g K o n g De an of Faculty of Social Sciences of T h e Chinese Un i v e r s i ty Professor Ma u r i ce Mo o n i tz Director of L i n g n an Institute of of Business Adm i n i s t r a t i o n, T h e Chinese Un i v e r s i ty of H o n g K o n g Ch a i rman of the Boa Chinese University rd of Studies in Sociology of T h e D r . R.E. M i t c h e ll Director of Social Survey Re- search Centre, T h e Chinese Un i v e r s i ty of H o n g K o n g Overseas M e m b e r s :— Professor Do ak Barnett Co l umb ia University Professor Ma u r i ce Freedman Un i v e r s i ty of L o n d on Professor Ronald Freedman Un i v e r s i ty of M i c h i g an Professor Charles Y . Glock Un i v e r s i ty of California, Berkeley Professor Franz Sc h u rma nn University of California, Berkeley M i ss Barbara Wa r d Un i v e r s i ty of L o n d on Professor C . K . Ya ng Un i v e r s i ty of Pittsburgh An o t h er Ad v i s o ry Board to b r i ng the University's School of Education into close contact w i t h b o th the c ommu n i ty leaders intimately concerned w i t h education in H o n g K o n g and international authorities in the subject field was appointed recently. T h e Committee, having regard to the educational needs of H o n g K o n g at the secondary school level and w o r ld developments in education, is to advise the Vice-Chancellor on the policy and measures for the School of Education that may best serve the c ommu n i ty of H o n g K o n g. Memb e r s h ip of the Board is as f o l l ow s :— D r . the H o n. P.C. Woo ( Ch a i r ma n ) Co u n c il Memb e r, T h e Chinese Un i v e r s i ty of H o n g K o n g Professor George E . F. Bereday Professor of Education, Co l umb ia Un i v e r s i ty M r . H . L . E l v in Director, Institute of Education, Un i v e r s i ty of L o n d on T h e H o n. W . D , Gregg D i r e c t or of Education, Education De p a r t me n t, H o n g K o n g Go v e r nme nt D r . Irene Cheng Confucian T a i Shing School D r . Shen Ye N e w Asia College and Kiangsu- Chekiang College Miss B . M . Ko t ewa ll Headmistress of St. Paul's Co-educational College President of the H o n g K o n g Teachers Association D i r e c t or of School of Education of the Un i v e r s i ty Professor of Education of the Un i v e r s i ty THE YALE - I N - CH I NA ASSOCIATION RESOLUT ION On December 11 ， 1966 ， the Board of Trustees of the Ya l e - i n - Ch i na Association passed a resolution, c omm i t t i ng itself to an "allegiance" to this University. T h e resolution reads:— Resolved: That this hoard of Trustees of the Yale- in-China Association record its sense of enthusiasm and gratification that The Chinese University of Hong Kong has come into being; that the Faculties and Governing Bodies of Chung Chi College’ New Asia College and United College have agreed to unite in this significant venture in higher education; and that the government of the Colony has adopted the necessary enabling legislation and is committing substantial funds to make the new University a reality; Further Resolved: That this Board, recognizing that its members and the members of the Yale-in- China Association are, for the most part, graduates of Yale University and therefore have abiding interest in the aims, functions and opportunities of a university, unanimously commits itself to a fundamental allegiance to the new Chinese University and encourages constructive and mutually beneficial programs involving both institutions ; 3