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O rie ntatio n cam p also gave considerable support. In 1956 the college moved to its permanent site in the Ma Liu Shui valley. Chung Chi College started its re lig ious education and theo log ica l training programme in 1957. It has its ow n Chaplaincy Office to promote re lig ious activities, w h ich include college as semblies, Sunday worship services and Christian fellow ship programmes. Academic and cultural activities regularly organized include seminars, college life luncheon talks, annual edu cation conferences, and the Siu Lien Ling Wong V isiting Fellows Programme. Stu dents are also encouraged to take part in extracurricular activities organized by the college student union, departmental societies, class societies, and various interest groups and student hostel associations. N e w A s ia C o l New Asia College was founded in 1949 by the late Dr. Ch'ien Mu and a small group o f scholars from China. The college aspires to preserve traditional Chinese culture and to balance it w ith Western learning so that students may understand their cultural heritage and at the same time be capable o f coping w ith the challenges o f modern life. The college also had a humble beginning and was noted in itia lly fo r its A n n u a l ed u ca tio n conference P re s id e n ts /C o lle g e Heads P re s id e n ts T erm Dr. Chi-tung Yung 1960-75 Mr. Robert N. Rayne 1975-76 Prof. S. W. Tam 1976-77 College H e a d s Prof. S. W. Tam 1977-81 Dr. Philip Fu 1981-88 Prof. S. W. Tam 1988-90 Dr. Philip Shen 1990-date New A sia College cam pus C h a irm e n o f C o lle ge B o a rd o f T ru stee s T erm Dr. Chiu Bing 1949-64 Mr. John Tung 1965-67 Dr. the Hon. P. Y. Tang 1967-71 Mr. Tsufa F. Lee 1971-76 Dr. Edwin Tao 1976-91 Mr. Hsiang-chien Tang 1991-date