Dr Michelle Gu is honoured with the President’s Awards for Outstanding Performance in Research in 2021/22
- 2022
- Knowledge Transfer/Research
- Department of English Language Education
Dr Michelle Gu is awarded the Individual Research Excellence Award in the President’s Awards Scheme for Outstanding Performance in Teaching, Research, Knowledge Transfer and Administrative Service in 2021/22. Since its launch in 2011/12, the President’s Awards have been recognising colleagues’ outstanding performance in respective domains on an annual basis. Dr Gu has published numerous articles in internationally prestigious academic journals and made significant contributions to the fields of identity and citizenship studies, multilingualism and mobility, minority education, family language policy, and EMI in higher education.
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Programme Information Hub Launched to Promote the New BA(ESDC) Programme
On 14 April 2022, FHM launched its first one-stop programme information hub for the new programme, Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in English Studies and Digital Communication, BA(ESDC), to attract public interest in the programme, showcase its strengths, communicate with potential applicants, and answer frequently asked questions. The website features useful information, such as a virtual campus tour, admission information, scholarship details, FAQs, and 4-minute taster class videos on the topics of “Using PRAAT to change the gender of your voice” by Dr Albert Lee Kwing Lok and “Building a chatbot using Amazon Lex” by Dr Lau Chaak Ming.
Find out more about the new programme and what our students will learn here: https://www.eduhk.hk/fhm/event/programme-information-hub-ba-esdc.
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Annual Gathering to Expand the Network of Chinese Teaching and Research with Local Schools
To strengthen curriculum development and expand the network of teaching and research with local primary and secondary schools, the Department of Chinese Language Studies (CHL) has launched the “Learning and Teaching Mentorship Scheme” in 2020/21. In the project’s first phase, 37 principals, head teachers, and senior language education experts from local and international schools have been invited to serve as advisors. By 2021/22, the number of advisors was expanded to 48, and an annual gathering of advisors was held on 11 February 2022.