Bulletin Vol. 8 No. 1 Aug 1971

Kwok Chu Sing (Mathematics, Physics) Lai Chun Kit (Economics and Public Affairs, Mathematics) Lau Kin Fan (Mathematics, Physics) Lau Tak Hung (Economics and Public Affairs, Geography) Lee Chun Rue (Geography ， History) Lee Pui Kwan (Mathematics, Physics) Lee Yui Kwong (Chinese, History) Lo Lui Tseng (Chinese, History) Mok Sau Hing (History, Chinese) Mui Heung Man (Chinese, History) Ng Tat Mo (Biology, Chemistry) So Chun Hung (Biology, Chemistry) To Kar Wai (Mathematics, Physics) Tong Po Kwai (Chemistry, Physics) Tsui Mei Yee (Chinese, History) Wong Kwai Sang (Physics, Mathematics) Wong Yau (Mathematics, Physics) Yeung Kam Chow (English, Economics and Public Affairs) Degree Examination Results Subject to the approval of the Senate, 463 students of the University will be awarded the following Bachelor's degrees: 146 Bachelors of Arts, 122 Bachelors of Science, 68 Bachelors of Business Administration and 127 Bachelors of Social Science. Pos t g r adua te D i p l oma Course i n Sys tems Ana l y s is In September 1971, a 12-month full time Postgraduate Diploma Course in Systems Analysis will be offered to all university graduates. The object of the course is to enable graduates to acquire some knowledge of the computer's application to business, industry and administration and to help in providing much needed computer manpower in Hong Kong. The programme consists of a core course in systems analysis combined with other related courses such as business management, operational research techniques and system design. Within the core programme students are required to carry through a project which will normally last three months after the written examination. (For example they may go into a factory or a firm and work out a full system for it). The core programme stipulates that each student attend 10 lectures and two practical and tutorial work sessions per week. There will be three written examination papers of three hours each at the end of May. Fifty-three applicants were selected for interview, ten have subsequently been accepted and three put on the waiting list. It is hoped that a one-year full time course of a similar nature leading to an M. Sc. degree will be offered in 1972-73 academic year. Pe r sona l ia Appointments Mr. T. R. Liu — Acting President, United College (from 21st July to 31st August, 1971) Mr. N. H. Young - to act for Mr. T. C. Cheng at the School of Education (from 21st July to 31st August, 1971) Dr. J. P. Plummer - Resident Physician, University Health Service Dr. Wong Koon - Resident Physician, University Health Service Dr. Wong Sai-tat - Dental Surgeon, University Health Service Mr. Cary Weng — Adviser on the Computerization of Administrative Procedure Mr. Andrew Chan — Acting Academic Registrar, United College (from 21st July to 31st August, 1971) Mr. Andrew Lu — Temporary Research Specialist, Social Research Centre Miss Chan Yin-ling — Administrative Assistant (Pro- bationary), University Registry Miss Ng Shiu-fong — Research Assistant, Translation Centre Miss Grace Chiu Yan-chee — Temporary Research Assistant, Social Research Centre Promotions Mr. S. T. Cheung — Senior Assistant Registrar, University Registry Mr. D. A. Gilkes — Senior Assistant Bursar, Bursar's Office Dr. R. F. Turner-Smith - Senior Lecturer in Mathematics, Chung Chi College Mrs. Lilian C. Lee - Executive Assistant to the Vice- Chancellor Mr. K. C. Young — Assistant Bursar, Bursar's Office Resignation Mr. H. T. Wu, Director of the School of Education and formerly University Registrar, from 28th August 1971. S t a f f Prof i les Dr. Jeanie Lee Ng, Research Associate, Part-time Lecture, School of Education Dr. Jeanie Lee Ng was educated at the International Christian University, Japan, and graduated with a B.A. degree in Psychology in 1964. She then studied Psychology at the University of Michigan and was awarded an M.A. degree in 1965. In 1969, she was admitted to the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Social Psychology by the University of Michigan. While studying at the University of Michigan, Dr. Ng worked at the University as an Assistant Project Director, Centre of Research of the Utilization of Scientific Knowledge, Institute for Social Research; Research Assistant, Department of Psychology; and Teaching Fellow, Department of Sociology. - 8 -