Bulletin Spring‧Summer 2003

Prof. Chen Tien Chi Emeritus professor in computer science and engineering at the University, Prof. Chen first joined CUHK as visiting professor to the Department of Electronics in 1979, becoming professor of computer science and electronics, and subsequently, founding chairman of the Department of Computer Science. He also served as head of United College between 1980 and 1988. Since his retirement in 1992, Prof. Chen has remained active in his service to CUHK, rendering guidance to the Office of University General Education in his capacity as visiting professor. A prominent figure in computer research, development, and application, Prof. Chen is a member of numerous professional organizations and highly respected in his field. Mr. Chan Tak Lam, Norman An outstanding alumnus of the University, Mr. Chan Tak Lam is a deputy chief executive of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. He is also an executive director of the Hong Kong Mortgage Corporation, and a director of Hong Kong Note Printing Ltd. and Exchange Fund Investment Ltd. Mr. Chan plays a key role in maintaining monetary stability in Hong Kong and the proper functioning of the local financial market. He has been very supportive of the development of his alma mater and Chung Chi College, and has, since 2000, been a participant of the college's mentor programme. Mr. Lee Chien A successful entrepreneur, Mr. Lee Chien is director of Hysan Development Company Ltd., Lee Hysan Estate Company Ltd., Lee Gardens International Holdings Ltd., non-executive director of Swire Pacific Ltd., governor of Bei Shan Tang Foundation, and director of Scottish and Eastern Investment Services Ltd. Mr. Lee's contribution to community service, education, and philanthropy in Hong Kong over the years has been most remarkable. He and other members of the Lee family have also made magnanimous donations to support the academic and research endeavours of the University since its inception. Ms. Cheung Man Yee A distinguished alumna of the University, Ms. Cheung Man Yee was the first Chinese to become Director of Broadcasting in Hong Kong, after rendering loyal service to Radio Television Hong Kong for 14 years. In recognition of Ms. Cheung's enormous contributions to the broadcasting field, she was awarded the Outstanding Young Persons' Award in 1980. She was also the first woman and first chief of broadcasting from the Asia- Pacific region to be elected president of the Commonwealth Broadcasting Association. After her retirement from the post of Principal Hong Kong Economic and Trade Representative in Tokyo, she was awarded the Silver Bauhinia Star in 2002. Ms. Cheung has maintained a close relationship with CUHK, and with Chung Chi College in particular, since her graduation in 1968. Honorary Fellowship Conferment Ceremony 2003 9