Bulletin Vol. 7 No. 2 Oct 1970

Mr. Fung Hon -Man — Part-time Lecturer in Educational Thought (concurrently) Mr . L i u Hsuan-Min — Part-time Lecturer in Teaching of History (concurrently) Mr . L i u Wing-Fook — Part-time Lecturer in Teaching of Physics Dr. Jeanie Lee Ng —Pa r t - t i me Lecturer in Educational Psychology (concurrently) L I BA Dr. A n - M in Chung — Visiting Professor Dr. John L . Espy — Lecturer RESEARCH CENTRES Director of Mass Communications Centre — Prof. John Hohenberg (concurrently) Director of Social Research Centre — Prof. Jiri Nehnevajsa (concurrently) HONG KONG STUDY CENTRE OF UN I VERS I TY OF CA L I FORN I A Dr. Benjamin E. Wallacker — Associate Director A DM I N I S T R A T I VE STAFF Mr . Chin Bing-Kuen — Resident Engineer, Buildings Office Mr. Chan F a t - T u n g 一 Assistant Buildings Officer, Buildings Office Mr . Ad r i an Teng —T emp o r a ry Part-time Programme Organizer, Department of Extramural Studies Dr. Vickie Ooi — Temporary Part-time Staff Tutor, Department of Extramural Studies Mr. Winston Woo — Temporary Part-time Staff Tutor, Department of Extramural Studies Mr . Lee Ka - Kui — Administrative Assistant (Probationary), University Registry Miss Rosemary Chun Yee Leung — Administrative Assistant (Probationary), Appointments Service I I . Promotions Mr . Wang Teh-Chao — Senior Lecturer in History, United M r . Thomas Tak-Cheung Choy — Lecturer in Electronics, United Dr. L au Oi-Wah Lecturer in Chemistry, Chung Chi Mrs. Sylvia Lo Shen —L i b r a r i a n, Chung Chi Mr. Ng Sze-Kim — Director of Physical Education, New Asia Mr. Sheung Chung-Ho — Assistant Lecturer in Chinese Language and Literature, United I I I . Change of Title Dr. L u Hui-Ching — Dean of Students, Chung Chi I V . Retirements Dr. Chen Chia-Tsun —Se n i or Lecturer in Business Management, New Asia Mr . Y u Chun-Chih — Senior Lecturer in Fine Arts, New Asia M r . Ma ck Kwok-Ping — Lecturer in English Language and Literature, Chung Chi S t udent E n r o l me n t The total enrolmen t of the University as at 30th September, 1970 is 2,496. Of these 2,260 are undergraduates, 677 in the Faculty of Arts, 926 in the Faculty of Commerce and Social Science, and 657 in the Faculty of Science. 851 of these students are enrolled at Chung Chi College, 747 at New Asia College and 662 at United College. There are altogether 1,318 male undergraduates and 942 female undergraduates. The Graduate School has at present 82 students and the School of Education 105 students, 17 full- time and 88 part-time, while the New Asia Institute of Advanced Chinese Studies and Research has 17 trainees. I n addition, the University has 24 exchange students and 8 associate students. Co i n i ngs a n d Go i ngs • Prof. Tang Chun-I, Professor of Philosophy at New Asia College, and Mr. Lao Yung Wei, — 9 —