Bulletin Vol. 4 No. 4 Jan 1968

# D r. A n d rew T . Roy (V ice-P resident fo r P ub lic Relations) # M r. D ona ld P. M cC om b (Bursar) * T h e Rev. W alton H . T onge (C haplain) * M iss Lee Hei M an * M r. L o Po Y iu N , B . C = Member of both the Board and the Council Non-voting member of both the Board and the Council * = Member of the Council only STAFF DEVELOPMENT F o r staff tra in in g in 1968/69, the fo llow in g members w ill be awarded grants to enable them to study abroad :- (a) M r. W ang N in g , L e c tu re r in E nglish, New Asia College. (b) M r. Sun K w o k -tu n g , L e c tu re r in H is to ry , New Asia College. (c) M r. W ang Chi, Registrar, New Asia College. (d) D r. F ong -C h ing C hen ， L e c tu re r in Physics, U n ite d College. (e) D r. Fung Y u n -to n g , L e c tu re r in Physics, U n ite d College. (f) D r. B .Y . Chang, L e c tu re r in Physics, Chung C h i College. (g) M r. W .P . La y, L e ctu re r in C hem istry, C hung C h i College. (h) M r. Y u C h u n -ch ih , Senior L e c tu re r in F ine A rts , N ew Asia College. (i) M r. H o K am Fai, L e c tu re r in Social W ork, U n ite d College. STAFF PROFILES Prof. Mar io n A . Wenger, Director, University of Ca li fornia Study Centre P rof, M a rio n Wenger, born in 1907, received the B .A . degree from the U n iv e rs ity o f M ich iga n in 1928. He then attended the U n iv e rs ity o f Iowa, where he obtained the M .A . and P h .D . degrees in 1933 and 1935 respec tiv e ly . H e was a research associate at the U n iv e rs ity o f Chicago from 1935 to 1938. In 1938, he became associate professor at A n tio c h College and research associate at T h e Fels Research In s titu te . He served in the U .S . M a ritim e Service d u rin g W o rld W a r I I . In 1945 he jo in e d the F aculty o f the U n iv e rs ity o f Ca lifo rn ia , Los Angeles, and at present is a Professor o f the D e pa rtm ent o f Psychology at tha t u n ive rsity. P rof. W enger's many pu blications in clude a series o f P sychophysiological studies o f ch ildre n, male and female college students, and patients w ith psychological and psychosomatic disorders. H e has done extensive research on the measurement and significance o f in d iv id u a l differences o f autonom ic balance. He is serving as D ire c to r o f the U n iv e rs ity o f C a li­ fo rn ia S tud y Centre at the U n iv e rs ity fo r the academic year 1967-68. ‘ Mrs. Mabelle B. Nardin, Visiting Lecturer, School of Education M rs. M abelle N a rd in , a native o f M asonville, W isconsin, attended the U n iv e rs ity o f Chicago and the M cC o rm ac School o f Commerce, Chicago, before going to S tanford U n iv e rs ity to fin is h her B .A. degree in 1944. She then served in the U .S . D epa rtm ent o f State and in 1945 jo ine d the U .S . Foreign Service where she served on the staff in Bogota, Colum bia. F rom 1949 to 1958, she was C u ltu ra l A ffa irs O fficer in Cairo, Vienna, B rem en-Bonn, and W ashington, D .C . respec tive ly. D u rin g her service in th is capacity, she went on educational leave and received both her M .A . degree in Education and d iplom a in the teaching o f E ng lish as a Second Language from Teachers College, Co lum b ia U n iv e rs ity in 1957-60. A fte r her resignation from the U .S . Foreign Service, she was V is itin g L e c tu re r at Balwant R a jpu t College o f E ducation, Agra, Ind ia , in 1960. F rom 1962 to 1963, she was C onsultant on textbook revision in the E ng lish Language Education C oun cil, In c ., T o kyo , She became In s tru c to r in 授 敎 嘉 尹 Prof. Mari on A . Wenger 5