Dr. H L Chan Memorial Prize in Chinese Management

Regulations

The College of Business, Department of Marketing and Department of Management have agreed to donate to the University HK$60,000, HK$30,000, and HK$30,000 respectively in 1999 for the establishment of an endowment fund to provide annual prize, financed from the discretionary fund of the College of Business and the two Departments concerned. The following regulations shall apply as of 2019/2020 :

1. The Prizes shall be known as the “Dr. H.L. Chan Memorial Prizes in Chinese Management”
2. There shall be two awards, one to BBA China Business major student and the other to BBA student minor in China Business.  Amount of the awards will be the interest generated by the capital donated.  The awards will be split among the two award winners in the proportion of 2:1, i.e. two-third of the interest is for China Business major winner and the remaining one-third of the interest is for the China Business minor winner.
3. The selection of the award recipients shall be based on the performance achieved in the following aspects in the previous year:
   • an undergraduate student majoring China Business with good academic performance; and/or
   • proven leadership, organisational ability and other personal qualities; and/or
   • active participation in extra-curricular activities; and/or
   • provision of service to fellow students, institution or the community
4. A selection panel will be set up by Department of Marketing in September each year.  Each applicant or nominated candidate will be requested to submit an essay of his/her own choice.  The panel will interview the short-listed applicants to select the award recipients.  The finalised nomination from the Department of Marketing will reach the Student Development Services by November and the awards shall be made before the end of February each year.
   
   

Remark :
With an objective to nurture our students and to promote caring culture, the Community Relations Committee of the University Council has recommended that each award recipient is expected to make an annual donation of at least HK$200 to City University of Hong Kong for student support via CityU Alumni Giving Club when they are in employment after graduation. This term has been incorporated into all scholarship/prize/award/bursary schemes, whether they are donated by external donors or contributed by University funding, with effect from February 2008.

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Recipient

2018 -
2019

2017 -
2018

2016 -
2017

2015 -
2016

2014 -
2015

2013 -
2014

2012 -
2013

2011 -
2012

2010 -
2011

Recipient 2018 - 2019

• XU Shuang
  BBA (Hons) China Business (2015 Cohort)

Recipient 2017 - 2018

• CHAN Wan Yin
  BBA (Hons) China Business (2014 Cohort)

Recipient 2016 - 2017

• HUNG Yin Lun
  BBA (Hons) China Business (2015 Cohort)

Recipient 2015 - 2016

• LAM Sze Yeung
  BBA (Hons) China Business (2012 Cohort)

Recipient 2014 - 2015

• KWAN Suet Ki
  BBA (Hons) China Business (2013 Cohort)

Recipient 2013 - 2014

• LAW Shao Feng, Howard
  BBA (Hons) China Business (2011 Cohort)

Recipient 2012 - 2013

• LAW Shao Feng, Howard
  BBA (Hons) China Business (2011 Cohort)

Recipient 2011 - 2012

• LIU Hoi Ying
  BBA (Hons) China Business (2010 Cohort)

• WONG Chit
  BBA (Hons) China Business (2009 Cohort)

Recipient 2010 - 2011

• Cheng Pak Hei
  BBA (Hons) China Business (2008 Cohort)

• Chung Sai Yau
  BBA (Hons) China Business (2008 Cohort)