Calendar 2013–14

34 Part 1 • General Information Part 1 The College is located by Residence Lane 1. Its student hostels accommodate 600 students in 300 twin rooms. Commuter students, though not living on campus, can still enjoy their campus life at their second home—the full sea view non-resident halls where they interact with fellow students and participate in various hall activities. One of the signatures of the College campus is the Creativity Laboratory— an ideal playground of innovative ideas across a wide range of intellectual domains for students. Other top-notch learning facilities and amenities include the learning commons, College gallery, College theatre, study room, seminar rooms, full sea view gymnasium, music rooms, and multi-purpose sports room. All these amenities surround the inspiring central courtyard and podium, where students hold intelligent conversations or read reflectively. The Master of Wu Yee Sun College, Prof. Rance P.L. Lee, is a pioneering and leading scholar in medical and health sociology in Hong Kong and China. His services to the University over the last four decades include director of the Social Research Centre, professor and chairman of Sociology Department, Dean of the Faculty of Social Science and Head of Chung Chi College. Lee Woo Sing College Lee Woo Sing College was established in 2007 with very generous support from Li Foundation (Bing Hua Tang). It is a medium-sized College that accommodates up to 1,200 students (600 residential students and 600 non- residential students). The first cohort was admitted in the Fall of 2011. With the College motto ‘Wisdom, Humanity, Integrity, Harmony’, the College aims at developing leaders with excellent communication and leadership skills for Hong Kong, the mainland and the world. The College also emphasizes the spirit of ‘Harmony’, being kind to people and handling things with moderation. Students are encouraged to be thankful and contribute to their alma mater and the community. The College’s beautiful campus is situated at mid-level of the University, commanding the tranquil view of Tolo Harbour and blending with the slope and nature. It consists of two main buildings which are linked up by a complex of student communal facilities. To add colour to college life, the College has added ample communal facilities on the campus, including student-staff catering centre, courtyard, multi-purpose hall, mini-theatre, French window with full hill-view fitness room, dance room, music rooms, computer room, and games rooms.