CUHK Shaw College Becomes First Hong Kong Organisation to Receive Platinum Facilitation Impact Award

The Shaw College of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) was honoured with The 2019 Platinum Facilitation Impact Award, becoming the first Hong Kong organisation to receive the highest award from the International Association of Facilitators (IAF). Shaw College was recognised for its effort and outstanding achievement in cultivating cultural diversity and inclusion in the college community and for facilitating student development.

• 30th Graduation Ceremony
• The Shaw Prize Lecture in Life Science and Medicine Professor Maria Jasin : Genome Modification by Natural and Artificial DNA Breaks
• Shaw College Welcoming Day and First Year Engagement Programme
• College and Student Events
• Professor Kenneth Leung Mei-yee : When Boys Become Girls - Impacts of Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals on Humans and the Environment
• Professor Freedom Leung Yiu-kin : Learning from the Heart Sutra in Uncertain Time
• Dr David Luk Chi-kong : Let's See a Doctor
• Mr Anthony Wong

• Professor Andrew Chan Chi-fai : To Build a Better World
• Enabling S.H.A.W : Heart-to-Heart Connection
• Professor Henry Chan Lik-yuen : Open the Door to the Outside World
• Yunnan Service Learning Programme
• College and Student Events
• Overseas English and Cultural Study Programme in New Zealand
• Green Trip to Kazakhstan
• Overseas Spanish Study Programme
• Study Programme in Russia

Five CUHK Students Awarded The Hong Kong Jockey Club Scholarships

Five undergraduate students of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) have recently been awarded The Hong Kong Jockey Club Scholarships. They have not only excelled in their studies, but also demonstrated good character, leadership ability and enthusiasm in community services.

Ms. Mandy Yau: Bad Days and Good Mood

Ms. Mandy Yau, a student majoring in Cultural and Religious Studies, was diagnosed with soft tissue sarcoma at the age of fifteen. She had three relapses within six years and the malignant cells spread to her brain when she was travelling in Tibet in 2017. She worried that her family had to pay for expensive treatment to control her medical condition, but she felt love in the worst of times. Her friend raised money for her treatment through a head shaving event and she also received a lot of encouragement from "netizens".

• Dr. Lee Kai-fu: A Blueprint of Co-existence between Humans and AI
• Dr. Margaret Ng Ngoi-yee: Jin Young (Louis Cha) and the 1980s
• Professor Wong Nim-yan: Liu Yi-chang and Hong Kong Literature
• Professor Lui Tai-lok: Chow Chee-keong and the Golden Age of Hong Kong Football
• Mr.

Man of Steel
Daniel Lee tells how triathlon training has prepared him for life’s unknowns

Mention Daniel Lee Chi-wo and the image of a ‘superhuman’ sportsman springs readily to mind. As a famed triathlete, he is often photographed in sportswear by the media. However, for this interview, he turned up smartly in a suit. Following his recent completion of a PhD programme, he is now employed with the Hong Kong Sports Institute as an Associate Director, Elite Training Science & Technology.

• 33rd Founder's Day Celebration Ceremony
• Ven. Chang Lin: Pause, Let Our Heart Breathe
• Star of Shaw Award
• The Unveiling Ceremony of the Hall of Fame for the Star of Shaw Award
• Cultural Integration Programme: Promoting Cultural Integration
• Between Local and International Students in the College
• Zhejiang Taizhou Leadership Training Programme
• 33rd Founder's Day Celebration Student Activities "Mali Mali Shaw"
• Eco Photography Competition 2018/19
• Mr.