Professor Ah Chung Tsoi  studied electronic engineering at Hong Kong Technical College and Control Engineering at University of Salford, England. He was a post doctoral fellow at the Inter-University Institute of Engineering Control at the University College of North Wales, and a lecturer at Paisley College of Technology (now Paisley University), Scotland. He taught electrical engineering at the University of Auckland and the University of New South Wales respectively, before serving as Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Queensland, Australia. Later he was appointed Dean, Faculty of Informatis, and then Pro-Vice Chancellor (Information Technology and Communications) of the University of Wollongong. He served as the Executive Director, Mathematics, Information and Communication Sciences, Australian Research Council (counterpart of National Science Foundation in US) for two years. He also served as Director, e-Research Centre, Monash University. In April 2007, Professor Tsoi took up the position of Vice President for Research and Institutional Advancement, Hong Kong Baptist University. Furthermore, Professor Tsoi has also received a Bachelor of Divinity from the University of Otago, New Zealand and did his undergraduate thesis work on Jeremiah’s confession in the Old Testament.
 

Emilie Yueh-yu YEH   葉月瑜
Ph.D. (University of Southern California, U.S.A.)
Professor
Department of Cinema & Television
 

Emilie Yueh-yu Yeh is Professor at the Department of Cinema-TV and Director of the Centre for Media and Communication Research at Hong Kong Baptist University. Her books include: PHANTOM OF THE MUSIC: SONG NARRATION IN CHINESE-LANGUAGE CINEMA (Taipei: Yuan-liou Publishing Co., 2000); TAIWAN FILM DIRECTORS: A TREASURE ISLAND (Columbia University Press, 2005); CHINESE-LANGUAGE FILM: HISTORIOGRAPHY, POETICS, POLITICS (University of Hawaii Press, 2005, Choice's 2005 outstanding academic title) and EAST ASIAN SCREEN INDUSTRIES (British Film Institute Publishing, 2008). She has written many book chapters and contributed articles to CINEMA JOURNAL, FILM QUARTERLY, POSTSCRIPT, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CULTURAL STUDIES, MODERN CHINESE LITERATURE AND CULTURE, JOURNAL OF CHINESE CINEMAS, HISTORICAL JOURNAL OF RADIO, FILM AND TELEVISION. Her current research projects include China's media marketization and wenyi pictures.