Summer Issue, 2012

Grandpa Gary Chow 周啟華 (BSocSc 1977) Vanissa Chow 周穎思 (MBBS 2005) Byron Chu 朱東恆 (MMedSc 1999) Uncle Johnathan Chow 周俊鋒 (MBBS, Year 3) Grandma Lucy Chow 鄭露儀 (MBuddhStud alumna) From left: Janey Wu 胡珍莉 (BSc 2003; PCEd 2004) William Choi 蔡振雄 (BEng 1996) New member of the Choi family, Hailey! Kwok Yiu-tung 郭耀東 (BBA(Acc&Fin) 2002) (2nd left) shared his joy with his HKU mentor Dr John Leung 粱兆文 (MBBS 1958) (1st left) New member of the Chow family, Michelle! Mui Kwong-chiu 梅廣釗 (BA 1998; MPhil 2001; PhD 2005) Dr Mui is an active composer on the Hong Kong music scene. He has been commissioned to compose and arrange music for various renowned performing groups and for music festivals and events, such as the Hong KongWeek in 2010 Shanghai Expo, 2009 East Asian Games, and the Olympic Torch Relay in Hong Kong. He has arranged music for the concerts of various artists and written music scores for television drama series of RTHK, and teaching materials for the Education Bureau of Hong Kong. Julia Lee Lemee 李裘莉 (BA 1967) Julie, who is a Hotungnian and a mentor since 2008, was awarded the Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur, France’s highest decoration. Julia was formerly the director of a subsidiary of a banking group with 41 years’ experience and was a consultant in the production of a series of documentaries in France shown on Phoenix TV in 2005. Elizabeth Zhang 張嵐 (MEcon 2005) After worked for TD Canada Trust for a few years, Elizabeth returned to China in 2009 to become an assistant CEO at Shanshan Holdings Co. Ltd based in Shanghai. Working at one of the top 500 enterprises in China, Elizabeth’s job requires frequent travel from city to city and strong competence to deal with business relations. Woo Ming-ko 胡鳴高 (BA 1964; MA 1967) Professor Woo, Emeritus Professor, School of Geography & Earth Sciences, McMaster University, is known first and foremost for his contributions to cold region hydrology. His research has had a profound effect on the way that people and governments view the environment of the Arctic, and he has inspired generations of geoscientists in Canada. He was also the 2008 recipient of the J TuzoWilson Medal which is presented to scientists who have made an outstanding contribution to the field of geophysics in Canada. Congratulations! Class Notes 70