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Alumni Updates |
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New Book Release
《我們都是這樣唱大的》
The book details how alumnus Albert Au (Communication) has grown and flourished with the Hong Kong music industry since the 70s. He also shares his treasurable and fond memories with superstars and buddies in the old days. Every song mentioned in the book reminds Hong Kong people of their sweet memories. |
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《小女鞋再闖南半球-203天WWOOFing遊澳紐》
Alumna Lee Yuk-lan (Sociology) recently launched a new book which detailed her WWOOFing (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms) experience in Australia and New Zealand. She joined the programme together with her mother and took the opportunity to better understand the latter’s bitter experience during her early life. She and her mother gained mutual understanding after the trip. The last part of the book is a specific section on tips for potential participants of WOOFing. The programme is different from the Working Holiday Scheme in challenges posed and overall experience. In addition, there is no age limit. |
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Alumni Win Consumer Rights Reporting Awards
Five alumni from the School of Communication, Sin Wan-kei, Ho Hoi-ling, Nabela Qoser, Yuen Lok-ting and Pang Yin-hon, won The Consumer Rights Reporting Award in July. The Awards is organized by the Consumer Council in association with the Hong Kong Journalists Association and the Hong Kong Press Photographers Association and considered an authority in recognizing journalistic professionalism and excellence. A panel comprising 11 distinguished judges was drawn from the participating professional organisations, academia and members of the Consumer Council.
Details: https://www.hkja.org.hk/site/portal/Site.aspx?id=A1-
1484&lang=en-US (Chinese only) |
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Alumna Tsang Pak-wai Wins Scholarship
Alumna Tsang (Communication) was awarded the “Westminster 175 Scholarship” for a 1-year postgraduate programme at University of Westminster, UK. The program will commence this September. |
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Painting Exhibition of Alumnus Lau Siu-chung
Alumnus Lau (Visual Arts) held a painting exhibition from 22 to 24 July at Voxfire Gallery in Central, showcasing his works since 2014. The night views of Mong Kok and Sham Shiu Po, the vicinity of his residence, were featured and presented with a sense of strangeness. |
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