Bulletin Spring‧Summer 2004

Profiles of the Honorees Mrs. Chan Wong Shui, Pamela Mrs. Pamela Chan is the Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Consumer Council, a distinguished social worker, and an ou t s t and i ng alumna of Chung Chi College. Mrs. Chan is dedicated to community services and social development in Hong Kong. In 1979, she received the Ten Outstanding Young Persons Award. She was President of Consumers International from 1997 to 2000. The Government of HKSAR awarded her the Bronze Bauhinia Star in 1998, and the China Consumer Association bestowed a Gold Award on her in 2000. Since her graduation in 1968, Mrs. Chan has contributed her time and effort generously to the advancement of both Chung Chi College and The Chinese University. She has made generous donations to the Wong Fook Luen Memorial Scholarships of Chung Chi College since 1987. Mr. Lee Ming Kwai Mr. Lee Ming Kwai, Commissioner of Police, is a distinguished alumnus of New Asia College. Mr. Lee joined the Hong Kong Police Force in 1972 as a p r oba t i ona ry inspector, and became Commissioner of Police in December 2003. His outstanding performance during his 32 years of service in the Force has won him numerous awards, including the Chief Executive's Commendation for Government Service. Mr. Lee has maintained close connections with CUHK and New Asia College since his graduation. Throughout the years, Mr. Lee has also made generous contributions of his precious time and knowledge to help extend the community network of the University and New Asia College. Dn Chen Tseng Tao, Thomas Dr. Thomas Chen is a renowned entrepreneur and leading property developer in Hong Kong. As a founder of the Hang Lung Group, Dr. Chen served as a member of the group's board of directors, as well as its managing director and chairman between 1960 and 1990. Dr. Chen has been enthusiastic in the promotion of local property development and urban renewal. He is equally committed to public and community service, and has been an adviser to many education bodies in Hong Kong and mainland China. He has contributed immensely to academic development programmes at CUHK and the improvement of facilities at United College, including sponsoring the University's Hong Kong Cancer Institute to develop specialist services and research. 3 6 Chinese University Bulletin Spring • Summer 2004