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Undergraduate Curriculum Reform Committee |
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| Chair: |
Prof. Wei ZHAO, Rector |
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| Convenor: |
Prof. Simon S.M. HO, Vice Rector (Academic Affairs) |
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| Members: |
| Prof. Rui Paulo da Silva MARTINS, Vice Rector (Research) |
| Prof. Micheal GIFT, Interim Dean of Faculty of Business Administration |
| Prof. Wen-Jing SHAN, Dean of Faculty of Education |
| Prof. Lingliang ZENG, Dean of Faculty of Law |
| Prof. YuFan HAO, Dean of Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities |
| Prof. Kai Meng MOK, Dean of Faculty of Science and Technology |
| Prof. YiTao WANG, Director of Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences |
| Mr. Paul Chap Chong PANG, Registrar |
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| Secretary: |
Ms. Eduarda Ka Vai VU, Head of Registry |
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As at April 28, 2009 |
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| Terms of Reference |
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To review the existing undergraduate curriculum, including its credit distribution among majors (required and elective), general education and free elective courses, |
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To develop a revised general undergraduate curriculum framework/model for the University with common requirements for major, general education and free elective courses, and to devise special provisions for designated professional programmes, |
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To consider related pedagogical, complementary co-curricula programmes, resources, and quality assurance issues, and |
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To set implementation plan, strategies and guidelines for the revised curriculum model if approved, ensuring that the revised model fulfils the University's mission and objectives. |
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General Education Committee |
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| Chair: |
Prof. Simon S.M. HO, Vice Rector (Academic Affairs) |
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| Members: |
| Prof. Michael GIFT, Faculty of Business Administration |
| Dr. Zhao Wei KONG, Faculty of Education |
| Prof. Gaolong LIU, Faculty of Law |
| Prof. Tim SIMPSON, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities |
| Prof. Raymond Che Man CHENG, Faculty of Science and Technology |
| Prof. Kai Meng MOK, Honours College |
| Prof. Simon Ming Yuen LEE, Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences |
| Mr. Paul Chap Chong PANG, Registrar |
| Full-time undergraduate student representative in the University Senate |
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| Secretary: |
Ms. Wendy Wong |
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As at November 6, 2009 |
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| Terms of Reference |
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To develop policies, objectives and regulations relating to the general education requirements of the undergraduate curriculum; |
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To develop guidelines and criteria for general education courses; |
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To assess and endorse course proposals for general education courses according to the objectives of the general education curriculum; |
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To recommend implementation and other support for general education curriculum; |
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To keep the general education curriculum under constant review and supervision; |
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To handle other related affairs at the request of the Senate. |
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Committee on Teaching and Learning Enhancement |
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| Chair: |
Prof. Simon S.M. HO, Vice Rector (Academic Affairs) |
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| Members: |
| Prof. Rik Carl D'AMATO, Director, Centre for Teaching and Learning Enhancement |
| Prof. Siu Fung CHOW, Faculty of Business Administration |
| Dr. Wan Fong HUI, Faculty of Education |
| Prof. Io Cheng TONG, Faculty of Law |
| Prof. Jie XU, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities |
| Prof. Kun Pang KOU, Faculty of Science and Technology |
| Prof. Xiaoqing FU, Graduate School |
| Prof. Kai Meng MOK, Honours College |
| Dr. Pui Man HOI, Institute of Chinese Medical Sciences |
| Ms. Maria Teresa LACUNA, English Language Centre |
| Mr. Chap Chong PANG, Registrar |
| Full-time undergraduate student representatives in the University Senate |
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As at November 6, 2009 |
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| Terms of Reference |
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To set long-term development plans of the Centre for Teaching and Learning Enhancement; |
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To monitor the progress and performance of the Centre; |
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To supervise implementation of quality teaching and learning activities and overall operation of the Centre; |
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To advise the Centre on teaching and learning programmes and activities proposed by the Centre; |
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To endorse the funding of projects and educational programmes related to teaching and learning enhancement; |
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To make other important decisions within its competence, submit strategic proposals to the Senate, and advise on the annual budget in support of its own areas of work. |
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