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Issue:
August 2010
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| New Faculty Appointments | ||
| New Language Enhancement Programme for BBA students | ||
| HKBU was represented at the UN Global Forum for Responsible Management Education and the AACSB Sustainability Conference | ||
| BBA News | ||
| DBA News | ||
| Other Activities | ||
| Research and Scholarship | ||
| Institute for Enterprise Development | ||
| Wing Lung Bank International Institute for Business Development | ||
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| New Faculty Appointments To meet the demands of its growing undergraduate and postgraduate student populations and to maintain a high level of academic excellence, the School has expanded its faculty hiring. For the 2010-11 academic year, we are welcoming 13 new faculty members from highly respected institutions of higher education. 1. Dr. Cheng Weiqi
承維琦, Senior Lecturer, Department of Accountancy & Law 2. Mr. Ko Man Lut
高文律, Lecturer I, Department of Accountancy & Law 3. Dr. Liu Ming 劉明,
Assistant Professor, Department of Accountancy & Law 4. Dr. Zhang Fang
張芳, Assistant Professor, Department of Accountancy & Law 5. Dr. Wan Shui Ki
溫瑞琪, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics 6. Dr. Shao Liang
邵亮, Assistant Professor, Department of Finance and Decision Sciences 7. Prof. Aristotelis
Stouraitis, Professor, Department of Finance and Decision Sciences 8. Prof. Dayle Smith,
Visiting Fulbright Scholar, Department of Management 9. Ms. Cheung Siu
Yin 張小燕, Senior Lecturer, Department of Management 10. Dr. Cheng Yuet
Yee鄭玥兒, Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing 11. Dr. Lee Chun
Choi, Bernard 李振才, Lecturer I, Department of Marketing 12. Dr. Wang Tan
王坦, Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing 13. Dr. Yim Hong
Kit 嚴康傑, Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing >>Photos More |
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| Five
AIESECers have joined the School to serve as Teaching Assistants for nine
months, from August 2010 to May 2011, at a unique and innovative language
programme designed for BBA students. The Programme aims to improve the
English public speaking and writing skills of BBA students through tutorials
and workshops and to provide interaction opportunities with native English
speakers. We extend our warmest welcome to the following five Teaching Assistants: (From left to right) Mr. Zohaib Bhutta (from UK), Mr. Dominik Keller (from Germany), Ms. Bonnie Luu (from Canada), Ms. Helen Yu (from USA), and Mr. Nicholas Tan (from Canada) AIESEC is a global non-profit organisation run by students and recent graduates of higher education institutions. With over 50,000 members, it is the world's largest youth-run organisation in over 107 countries and territories. AIESEC focuses on providing a platform for youth leadership development by offering young people the opportunity to participate in international internships, experience leadership and participate in a global learning environment. |
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HKBU was represented at the UN Global Forum for Responsible Management Education and the AACSB Sustainability Conference |
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| Our
School was represented at the 2nd UN Global Forum for Responsible Management
Education (PRME), as one of the signatory international business schools
and the Sustainability Conference, organized by AACSB, on 23 June 2010
and 14-16 June 2010 respectively.
Both events were represented by international business schools in recognition of the importance that business schools need to be the change agent and to instill the importance of corporate social responsibility in order to nurture the next generation of leaders. Economic gain is no longer a solitary end in the hearts and minds of the globe's six billion people. Business must emphasise societal and environmental value just as much as its commitment to shareholder return. >More
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![]() Speakers at PRME Plenary Session: Partnering With the Business Community included (from the left) Matthew Gitsham, Director Centre for Business and Sustainability, Ashridge; Harald Zulauf, CEO, Media Consulta, Germany and Michael Holland, Group Head of CSR and Sustainability Practice of Edelman, USA |
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| BBA Orientation Camp About 300 BBA freshmen were greeted by the Dean, BBA Programme Directors, Concentration Coordinators and current BBA students at the BBA Orientation Camp held at Wu Kwai Sha Youth Village on 29-31 August. On 30 August, Prof. Stephen Cheung, Dean of School of Business, welcomed the new students on behalf of the School. He and five other faculty members also joined the students for lunch and a game of fun. They spent a marvelous time together. All the freshmen were looking forward to a vibrant university life at the School of Business. The BBA Orientation Camp is an annual welcoming event organised by six BBA Student Societies: Society of Accountancy, Business Management Society, China Business Studies Society, Economics Society, Human Resources Management Society and Management Information Systems Society. For the 2010 entry, 60 students have been admitted to the BBA-Accounting programme and 240 to the BBA (non-Accounting) programme; 31 among them are from the Mainland. |
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| New DBA Programme Director |
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| Prof. Edward Snape will replace Prof. Allan Chan as director of the DBA Programme beginning with the 2010/11 Academic Year. Prof. Snape is currently Professor and Head of the Department of Management. He was previously Professor and Head of the Department of Management & Marketing at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, where he taught for more than 12 years. He has been involved with DBA programmes for over ten years. Before coming to Hong Kong, he taught at Strathclyde University and he was also Professor of Human Resource Management at Bradford University School of Management. Prof. Snape has substantial experience managing postgraduate programmes. His research and teaching interests are in organizational behaviour, human resource management and employee relations. He is especially interested in what motivates people to become active citizens, either as employees in their workplace or as volunteers, for example in a trade union or professional association. |
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| DBA Working Paper Series |
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| To facilitate dissemination of research outcomes and encourage research efforts, the School of Business has launched the “DBA Working Paper Series”. This Series includes selected works from the coursework assignments and papers of students in instances related to DBA studies. The first DBA working paper (DBA-WP 10001) was co-written by Elizabeth Tsui, Savini Ma and Joseph Lee, students of the DBA 2008-09 cohort. This paper was developed from a group project for the DBA course “Qualitative Approaches to Research”. More works of our students will be reviewed and selected to be included the Series. Readers’ comments are welcomed. |
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| Research and Scholarship Prof.
Joseph Fung, Department of Finance and Decision Sciences Prof.
Wong Wing Keung, Department of Economics
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| Institute for Enterprise Development The
18th Mediation Skills Training Programme This 5-day Programme was co-organised by the Institute for Enterprise Development and the Conflict Resolution Centre (香港調解顧問中心) for 35 participants. Dr. Helena Yuen (阮陳淑怡博士), an experienced lawyer was the trainer of the Programme. |
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| The
61st Economic and Management Training Programme for Senior Government
Officers In a two-week training programme co-organised with Hong Kong Pei Hua Education Foundation (香港培華教育基金會) and China Association for International Exchange of Personnel (中國國際人才交流協會), the IED arranged for 34 senior government officials from the Mainland to take part in 19 seminars and 8 visits to public organisations. Speakers included the Honourable Elsie Leung Oi-sie, GBM, JP (梁愛詩律師), Vice Director of Hong Kong Basic Law Committee (香港基本法委員會副主任); Dr. Rebecca Lee, MH (李樂詩博士), Founder of Polar Museum Foundation (極地博物館基金創辦人); as well as Prof. Shih Chi Ping (石齊平教授), Honorary Associate of School of Business of HKBU and Commentator of Phoenix Satellite Television Co. Ltd. (鳳凰衛視電視台評論員). |
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Wing Lung Bank International Institute for Business Development Study Tour Programmes IIBD organises study tour programmes for overseas universities and international education institutions. Customised programmes include lectures on the business and economy of Hong Kong and the PRC, as well as corporate visits between the two places. In August 2010, IIBD hosted study tours for undergraduate and MBA/ EMBA students from the following institutions: |
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University of International Business and Economics (對外經濟貿易大學), Beijing, PRC (1-8 August 2010) |
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| 2. Shenzhen University (深圳大學), PRC (2-4 August 2010) |
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3. Bethel University, Minnesota, USA (13-22 August 2010) |
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University of Science and Technology of China |
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| 5. Konan University (甲南大學), Kobe, Japan (29 August - 3 September 2010) | ||
| Delegations Hosted by IIBD Secretariat The IIBD Secretariat received many guests from different institutions who visited HKBU. They met with the IIBD Director, Associate Director and professors from the School of Business, HKBU to explore possibilities for further cooperation. In August 2010, a total of 14 visitors from 6 institutions visited the School of Business, HKBU. They include the following: |
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Bethel University, Minnesota, USA 2. Konan University, Kobe, Japan 3. Shenzhen University, PRC 4. University of International Business and Economics, Beijing, PRC 5. University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, Anhui, PRC 6. Wittenberg University, Ohio, USA |
![]() University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei, Anhui, PRC |
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