Bulletin Number Three 1986

Gifts and Donations As a manifestation o f their confidence in this univer sity's development, local and overseas individuals and foundations have donated generously to support the University's physical development programme, research projects ， publication projects ， fellowship and scholarship schemes ， and have presented the Univer sity w ith equipment and books. The University has recently received the fo llow ing gifts and donations: (1) From the following donors contributions for the establishment o f 'Mrs. Ellen Li Student Travel Loan Scheme' to provide interest-free loans for students to participate in educational tours: (a) HK$100,000 from Dr. and Mrs. Li Shu Pui; and (b) HK$50,000 from Dr. Ho Sin Hang. (2) From friends o f Dr. and Mrs. Li Shu Pui a further contribution o f HK$3,000 to the endowment fund for the 'Dr. Li Shu Pui Scholarship' to be awarded from 1986-87 to an academically outstanding second-year student o f the Part-time Degree Programme in Chinese- English. (3) From the University o f Sussex a donation o f approximately £ 7,800 for the establishment o f a 'Sir Run Run Shaw Scholarship' for agraduate o f this university to pursue postgraduate studies at the University o f Sussex in 1986-87. The donation is part o f the proceeds from Sir Run Run Shaw's gift to the University o f Sussex. (4) From University o f Shanghai Hong Kong Alumni Association a donation o f HK$3,000 for three bursaries o f HK$ 1,000 each for 1985- 86. (5) From Mrs. Woo Yeung Ming-lau a donation o f HK$50,000 as an endowment fund to establish a ‘Dr. Woo Hon Fai Memorial Scholarship', to be awarded annually from 1986-87 to an aca demically outstanding second-year student o f the Part-time Degree Programme in Business Administration. (6) From Deloitte Haskins and Sells a donation o f HK$5,250 to sponsor the publication o f A Summary Report on the Employment Survey o f 1985 Graduates. (7) From Amicon Polymers (HK) Ltd. a donation o f HK$15,000 in support o f the research activ ities o f the Renal Unit o f the Department o f Medicine. (8) From the Croucher Foundation the following donations: (a) HK$243 ， 000 for a research projectjo in tly undertaken by the Departments o f Bio­ chemistry and Biology o f this university, and the research groups o f the Imperial College, University o f London and the Institute o f Microbiology o f the Academia Sinica, Beijing; and (b) HK$5,000 as a research training support grant to a PhD student in Biochemistry. (9) From Cyanamid (Far East) lim ited the following donations: (a) HK$41 ， 000 in support o f a research project o f the Department o f Clinical Oncology on Mitoxantrone; and (b) HK$ 1,664 to sponsor a Senior Lecturer in Clinical Oncology to attend conferences in Australia in May 1986. (10) From the following contributors donations for research and educational purposes at the Depart ment o f Surgery: (a) HK$5,000 from Mr. Lai Fu Wah; and (b) HK$3,000 from Ms. Leung Tong Wen Har. (11) From the French Government a donation o f HK$32,967 in support o f the Yao/Miao research project by the Department o f Anthropology. (12) From Glaxo Orient (Pte) Ltd. a donation o f HK$50 ， 000 in support o f research projects conducted by Dr. Joseph C.K. Pang o f the Department o f Medicine. (13) From the Hong Kong Institute for Promotion o f Chinese Culture adonation o f HK$30 ， 000 for sponsoring the First International Colloquium on Yao Studies jo in tly presented by the Depart ment o f Anthropology and several outside org ani zations. (14) From Mrs. Belinda Hui Wai Woon-ching a dona tion o f HK$5,000 in support o f the IVF Pro gramme o f the Department o f Obstetrics and Gynaecology. (15) From Pfizer Corporation a donation o f HK$20 ， 000 and 5 gm each o f pure Sulbactam and Ampicillin for a study on Sulbactam and Ampicillin conducted by the Department o f Microbiology. GIFTS AND DONATIONS 19