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Curriculum Vitae

Professor Angelina Yuen-Tsang MSW, MEd, PhD

CONTACT INFORMATION Email: Angie.yuen@connect@polyu.hk ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS

1995 Doctor of Philosophy (Social Work & Social Administration) University of Hong Kong 1997 Registered Social Worker (RSW)

Social Workers Registration Board, Hong Kong 1983 Master in Education (Adult & Higher Education) University of Manchester, England 1978 Master in Social Work (Community Development & Planning) University of Toronto, Canada 1975 Bachelor in Social Sciences (Hons.) in Social Work & Sociology

University of Hong Kong WORK EXPERIENCE 2018 April to December Senior Advisor to President The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 2016 – 2018 Vice-President (Student and Global Affairs)

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 2010 – 2015 Vice President (Institutional Advancement and Partnership) The Hong Polytechnic University 2007 – 2010 Associate Vice-President (concurrent appointment) The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 2004 - 2018 Professor Department of Applied Social Science The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 2004 – 2010 Head

Department of Applied Social Sciences (including Social Work, Sociology, Psychology & Social Policy and Administration)

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

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1998 – 2003 Associate Head Department of Applied Social Studies The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 1995 – 2001 Associate Professor and Social Work Programme Leader Department of Applied Social Studies The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 1986 – 1995 Senior Lecturer (College of Degree Studies) (1993 -1995) Principal Lecturer (1991 -1993) Senior Lecturer (1987 -1991) Lecturer (1983 – 1987) Department of Applied Social Studies Hong Kong Polytechnic 1984 – 1986 Visiting Fellow Department of Social Work National University of Singapore 1983 – 1984 Lecturer School of Social Work Hong Kong Polytechnic 1980 – 1982 Lecturer & Fieldwork Coordinator Department of Social Work Hong Kong Shue Yan College 1979 – 1980 Programme Secretary Hong Kong Young Women's Christian Association 1975 – 1976, 1978-1979 Social Worker Hong Kong Christian Industrial Committee AWARDS AND HONOURS 2018 Outstanding Contributor to “Belt and Road” Education Cooperation Education Department of Shaanxi Provincial Government, PRC 2018 2017 Ten Best Social Workers of China 2008 Bronze Bauhinia Star Award Hong Kong SAR Government 2002 Justice of Peace Hong Kong SAR Government

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INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL INVOLVEMENT

Involvement in International Organizations

2015 – 2018 Founding Chair The University Social Responsibility Network 2015 – 2018 Vice Chair University Alliance of the Silk Road 2012 – 2016 Immediate Past President and Executive Committee Member International Association for Schools of Social Work 2008 – 2012 President International Association for Schools of Social Work 2004 – 2008 Executive Board Member International Consortium for Social Development 1985 – 2000 Executive Board Member (As Hon. Secretary from 1985 – 1989; As Vice President from 1995 -1997) Asia and Pacific Association for Social Work Education Involvement in Organizations and Committees in the Chinese Mainland 2019 – now Hon. Advisor, World Vision (China) Foundation 2017 – now Consultant for Overseas Talents in Beijing Beijing Municipal Government 2016 – now Member of Strategic Council Chicago U - Peking U - PolyU Social Work Education Collaborative Project 2016 – now Founding Member International Advisory Board of Sichuan University 2008 – now Co-Director Peking U- PolyU China Social Work Research Centre, and IASSW Regional Resource Centre 2006 – now Panel of Experts Social Work Registration and Accreditation Committee Ministry of Civil Affairs and Ministry of Personnel, PRC 2006 – now Board Member China Social Work Research Centre Ministry of Civil Affairs, PRC 2003 – now Executive Committee Member All-China Federation of Women

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2001 – now Hon. Advisor China Association of Social Work Education 1993 – now Hon. Advisor China Social Workers' Association 2014 – 2017 Council Member China Association of Higher Education 2013 – 2018 Council Member China Soong Ching Ling Foundation 2010 – 2018 Co-Director Sichuan U- PolyU Institute of Disaster Management & Reconstruction 2004 –2006 Panel of Experts Social Work Registration and Accreditation Committee for Shanghai Ministry of Labour and Ministry of Civil Affairs, Shanghai COMMUNITY SERVICE IN HONG KONG 2019 – now Hon. Advisor Academy of Social Work Hong Kong Social Workers’ Association 2017 – now Hon. Advisor China Education Culture Exchange Foundation 2015 – now Executive Board Member Bai Xian Asia Institute 2014 – now Member University Grants Council Hong Kong SAR Government 2014 – now Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee (Hong Kong) 2013 - now Hon. President Hong Kong Social Workers Association 2012 – now Member Hong Kong Social Workers’ Association Foundation 2011 – now Hon. Advisor All-China Women’s Federation Hong Kong Delegates Association 2009 – now Council Member (as Vice Chair from 2018 onwards) St. Stephen’s Girls’ College 2007 – now Member Board of Governors Hong Kong Institute for Public Administration

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2005 – now Member Hon. Y.F. Hui Social Work Trust Fund Hong Kong Social Workers Association 2002 – now Hon. Advisor MINDSET Charitable Trust Jardine Matheson Group (Hong Kong) 2001 – now Board Member Hong Kong Press Council 1999 – now Governor and Executive Committee Member Keswick Foundation (Hong Kong) 2016 – 2018 Steering Committee Quality Education Fund 2010 – 2012 Expert Advisor Action Plan for the Bay Area of the Pearl River Estuary 2006 – 2018 Member Humanities, Social Sciences & Business Studies Panel Research Grants Council University Grants Committee 2005 – 2007 Member

Committee on Economic Development and Cooperation with the Mainland Commission on Strategic Development Hong Kong SAR Government 2004 – 2007 Chairman Advisory Committee on Tripartite Partnership Central Policy Unit Hong Kong SAR Government 2004 – 2008 Member Advisory Committee on Social Work Training and Manpower Planning Hong Kong SAR Government 2004 – 2006 Member

Expert Working Group on the Formulation of the Strategic Framework for Social Welfare

Hong Kong SAR Government 2003 – 2006 Member The Ping Wo Fund Advisory Committee Hong Kong SAR Government 2003 – 2006 Member The Brewin Trust Fund Committee Home Affairs Bureau Hong Kong SAR Government

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2002 – 2007 Member Community Investment and Inclusion Fund Hong Kong SAR Government 2001 – 2009 Board Member (As Chair of the Committee on Qualification Assessment and Registration from

2006 – 2009) Social Workers Registration Board, Hong Kong 2001 – 2006 Executive Board Member Hong Kong Council of Social Service 2000 – 2004 President Hong Kong Social Workers Association 1998 – 2001 Member Subventions and Lotteries Fund Advisory Committee Hong Kong SAR Government 1997 – 2010 Board of Directors World Vision (Hong Kong) 1995 –2010 Board of Directors Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association 1981 – 2015 Executive Board Member Sheng Kung Hui (Anglican Church) Welfare Council

HONORARY PROFESSORSHIPS Year of Conferment 2018 Honorary Professor The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 2014 Visiting Professor Peking University, PRC 2011 Visiting Professor Sichuan University, PRC 2009 Visiting Professor Huazhong Normal University, PRC 2009 Visiting Professor

Chongqing Normal University, PRC 2006 Honorary Professor University of Queensland Australia 2006 Visiting Professor Xiamen University, PRC

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2004 Visiting Professor Yunnan University, PRC 2004 Visiting Professor Changchun University of Technology, PRC 2003 Honorary Professor Women’s University of China, PRC

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS Books Wang, S.B., Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Zhi, B.N. (2014). (Eds.) The Development of Social Work Education in Mainland

China. Beijing: Peking University Press. (In Chinese) Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2002). Researching on the Social Support Networks of Chinese Working Women: The

Grounded Theory in Action. Translated by Xiong, R.G. Beijing: Peking University Press, 262 pp. (In Chinese) Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1997). Towards a Chinese Conception of Social Support: A Study on the Social Support

Networks of Chinese Working Mothers in a Beijing Neighbourhood. Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing Co., 265 pp.

Edited Books Ku, H.B., Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., Wang S.B., & Sung-Chan, P.L. (2007). (Eds.). The Practice-oriented Indigenous Social

Work research in China. Social Sciences Academic Press. 399 pp. (In Chinese) Ku, H.B., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A.. (2003). (Eds.). Indigenization of Social Work in China: Research, Practice and

Reflections. Beijing: Social Science Press. 469 pp. (In Chinese) Ho, K.W., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1999). (Eds.). Towards a New Millennium: Future Development of Theory and

Practice of Social Work. New Jersey: Global Press. 486 pp. (In Chinese) Xia, X.L., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1996). (Eds.). Theory and Practice of Community Care in Chinese Societies. Beijing:

Peking University Press. 177 pp. (In Chinese) Wang, S.B., Chow, N., Chang, H., Ma, F.Z., Li, Y.M., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1991). (Eds.). Status-quo, Challenge

and Prospect: Social Work Education in the Asia-Pacific Region. Beijing: Peking University Press. 526 pp. (In Chinese)

Journal Articles and Book Chapters Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Healy, L. (2019 forthcoming). Shaping the Global Trajectory of Social Work Education: The

Leadership Role of International Organizations. In Connolly, M., Williams, C., & Coffey, D.S. (Ed.). Strategic Leadership in Social Work Education. New York: Springer Publishing Co.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K. A. & Wang, S.B. (2019). Social Work Exchange and Collaboration. In Chen, D. (Ed.). 40th Years

of Open Door Policy and Hong Kong. Pp.450 – 468. Hong Kong: Joint Publishing Co. (In Chinese).

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Shek, T.L.D., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., (2017). The Quest for Holistic Youth Leadership Development: What Should

be the Desired Attributes of Youth Leaders? International Journal of Child Adolescent Health, 12(1). Shek, T.L.D., Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Ng, C. W.E. (2017). University Social Responsibility: Insight from the Historical

Roots to the Contemporary Challenges. University Social Responsibility and Quality of Life, pp 25-36. New York: Springer Publishing Co.

Tong, W.C.T., Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Shek, T.L.D. (2017). University Social Responsibility: The PolyU Way.

University Social Responsibility and Quality of Life, pp 255-270. New York: Springer Publishing Co. Shek, T.L.D., Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Ng, C. W.E. (2017). USR Network: A Platform to Promote University Social

Responsibility. University Social Responsibility and Quality of Life, pp 11-21. New York: Springer Publishing Co.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Wang, S.B. (2016). The Development of Social Work Education in China in an Era of Rapid

Change and Transformation. Routledge International Handbook of Social Work Education. pp. 73-83. Angelina W.K.Yuen Tsang and Si Bin Wang. (2015). Tensions confronting the development of social work

education in China: Challenges and opportunities. International social work, 2015, 45(3):375-388 Yuen-Tsang, W. K.A., Ku, H.B., & Wang, S.B. (2014). Social Work Education as a Catalyst for Social Change and

Social Development: Case study of a master of social work program in China. pp. 283-300 in Carolyn Noble, Helle Strauss and Brian Littlechild (Eds.), Global Social Work: Crossing Borders, Blurring Boundaries. Sydney: Sydney University Press.

Wang, S.B. & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2013). Social Work Education in an Era of Rapid Reform and Transformation.

Taylor, I, Bogo, M, Leferve, M, Teater, B. (Eds.) International Handbook for Social Work Education. Routledge.

Sim, Timothy, Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., Quen, Chen Hui, & Dong, Qi Hua (2013). Rising to the occasion: Disaster

social work in China. International Social work, Volume: 56 Issue: 4, 544-562. [Won ISW Journal Prize - Winners for 2013]

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. & Wang S.B. (2013). Social Work in China. In International Encyclopedia of the Social

and Behavioral Sciences. Pun Ngai, & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2011). The challenges of corporate social responsibility (CSR) multi-stakeholder

practices: searching for a new occupational social work model in China. China Journal of Social Work, 4: 01, 57-68.

Ku, H.B. & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2011) Capacity Building. pp.469-483 in Mark Bevir, (Eds.) The Sage Handbook of

Governance. London: Sage. Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2010). The Agenda for Social Work and Social Development: A New Beginning. International

Social Work. 53(5) 737-740. Wang S.B. & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2009). The Development of Social Work in China in the Context of Building a

Harmonious Society in China. Social Sciences in China. 2009-05. (In Chinese). Ku, B., Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Liu, Hsiao Chun (2009). Triple Capacity Building as Critical Pedagogy: A Rural Social

Work Practicum in China. Journal of Transformative Education, 7(2), pp 146-163.

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Ku, B. & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., (2009). Capacity Building and Community Governance, in Handbook of Governance. San Francisco: SAGE Publications.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Ip, D. (2009). Indigenizing Social Work Education: Experiences of People’s Republic of

China Students in Hong Kong. In Comparative Research in Social Work and Social Policy, Ramon, D., & Zavirsek, D.(Eds.). pp. 165-180. Faculty of Social Work at the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Wang, S.B. (2008). Revitalization of Social Work in China: The significance of human agency in institutional transformation and structural change. China Journal of Social Work, 1, pp. 5–23.

Sung-Chan, P.L., Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., Yadama, G.N., & Sze, Y.H. (2008). Action Research and Social Development

in China: Creating Synergy between Marginalized Populations and Government Officials. Journal of Action Research, 6(2), pp. 195–214.

Sung-Chan, P.L., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2008). Our Journey of Nurturing the Voices of Unemployed Women in

China through Collaborative-action Research. Qualitative Social Work, 7(1), pp. 61–80. Sung-Chan, P.L., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2008). Bridging the theory-practice gap in social work education: A

reflection on an action research in China. Social Work Education, 27(1), pp. 51–69. Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2008). Rising to the Global Challenge: IASSW, ICSW, IFSW Join Hands to Build an Agenda for

the Next Decade. International Social Work. 52(6): 847-849. Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Ho, K.L. (2007). Social Work Education in Hong Kong at the Crossroads: Challenges and

Opportunities amidst Marketization and Managerialism. Social Work Education, 26 (6), pp. 546–559. Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. & Ku, B. (2007). A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step: The development of

culturally relevant social work education and fieldwork practice in China. In John Coates, Mel Gray & Michael Yellow Bird (Eds.). Indigenous Social Work around the World: Towards culturally relevant education and practice. Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing Co., pp. 335-357.

Sung-Chan, P.L. & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2006). Reflections on Building a Reflective Practice Community in China.

In S. White, J. Fook & F. Gardner (Eds.). Critical Reflection in Health and Social Care. London: McCraw-Hill & Open University Press. pp. 57-72.

Sung-Chan, P.L., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2006). Reflexiones sobre la construccion de una practica reflexive en

China. (In English: Promoting Critical Reflection in Chinese Women & Families: Challenges and Possibilities.) Psicoterapia y Familia, 19 (2), pp. 527–46.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Sung-Chan, P.L. (2006). The Social Construction of Identity through the Life Course: A

Study on the Cultural Themes in the Narrative of Chinese Women Experiencing Marital Crises in China. Journal of Women in Welfare Education, 8, pp. 12–19.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2006). The joy of discovery: The illuminating process in generating a grounded theory on

the Chinese communal support networks through the use of the grounded theory method. In Glaser, B. (ed.). The Grounded Theory Seminar Reader. Mill Valley, CA: Sociology Press.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Sung-Chan, P.L. (2005). The social construction of concealment among Chinese women

in abusive marriages in Hong Kong. Affilia, 20, pp. 284–299. Ku, H.B. & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2004). Capacity Building and Rural Social Development in China. Social work

around the world. In N.T. Tan & I. Dodds (Eds.). Social Work Around the World III: Globalization, Social Policy and Social Work. Geneva: International Federation of Social Workers.

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Ku, B. & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2004). Development and Identity Crisis in the Context of Globalization: Capacity Building through Social Work Intervention in Rural China. In N.T. Tan & I. Dodds (Eds.). Social Work Around the World III: Globalization, Social Policy and Social Work. Geneva: International Federation of Social Workers. pp.80-94.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Tsien, T. (2004). Universities and civic responsibility: Actualizing the University-

community Partnership Model through the Anti-SARS Project in Hong Kong. The Asia and Pacific Journal of Social Work and Development, 14 (1), pp.19–32.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Ho, K.L. (2004). Economic exclusion and social isolation: The social impact of

unemployment on urban workers and their families in China. Social Development Issues, 26(1), pp. 25–37.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Sung-Chan, P.L. (2004). Generating social work practice theories through action

research: Reflections on the community-based family networking project in Beijing. In R. Ma & X. Tong (Eds.), Sociology in the 21st Century. Beijing: Peking University Press, pp. 189–214. (In Chinese)

Sung-Chan, P.L., Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. & Dou, Z.Y. (2003). Women struggling in the margins: Identity crises of

unemployed women in Beijing. In Ku, B. & Lee, M.K. (Eds.). Social Exclusion and Marginality in Chinese Societies. Hong Kong: Social Policy Studies Centre, Hong Kong Polytechnic University. pp. 145-166.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Sung-Chan, P.L. (2003). Educating Social Work Professionals through a Community-based

Reflective Practicum. In K.P. Kwan, S. Lai, P. Lai, & A. Cheng (Eds.), Enhancing Professional Education through Experiential Learning. Hong Kong: Education Development Unit, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, pp. 107–119.

Yuen-Tsang W.K.A., & Wang, S.B. (2002). Tensions confronting the development of social work education in

China: Challenges and opportunities. International Social Work, 45(3), pp. 375–388. Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2002). Generating a theory of Chinese communal support networks: The grounded

theory method in action. The Grounded Theory Review, 3, pp.13–20. Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., Sung-Chan P. (2002). Capacity Building through Networking: Integrating Professional

Knowledge with Indigenous Practice. In Neoh-Tiong Tan & Imelda Dodds, (Eds.), Social Work Around the World II, International Federation of Social Workers, Switzerland, pp. 111-122, ISBN 981-04-6907-1.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., Ho, K.L.D., & Ku, S.M. (2000). The changing support strategies of Chinese families in the

midst of rapid social and economic transitions. Asian Pacific Journal of Social Work,10 (2), pp. 55–72. Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Sung-Chan P.L. (2000). The cultural meaning of the social support networks of Chinese

women. In Social Welfare Service in Shanghai and Beijing. Hong Kong: NAAC. pp. 84–93. (In Chinese) Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2000). The nature of social work: In search of polarization or harmony? In K.L. Ho & S.B.

Wang (Eds.), The Nature of Social Work in Chinese Societies. New Jersey: Global Press, pp. 114–137. (In Chinese)

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2000). Segregation or integration: Reality and challenges. In Challenges and Opportunities

in the 21st Century. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups, pp. 162–163. (In Chinese) Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Sung-Chan, P.L. (2000). The social support networks of Chinese women undergoing

marital crisis and its implications on community services. In Community Service and Community Development. Nanjing: The Learning Press, pp. 443–451. (In Chinese)

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Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1999). The Chinese Communal Support Network. International Social Work, 42(3), pp. 359–372.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1999). The social support networks of young people in Hong Kong and its implications for

youth workers. In Youth Problems in Hong Kong and Beijing. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups, pp. 263–276. (In Chinese)

Yuen-Tsang. W.K.A. (1999). Towards a new milestone in social services in the 21st Century. In Essays on Quality

Management. Hong Kong: Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council, pp. 168–171. (In Chinese) Yuen-Tsang, W.K. A. (1999). Trends, challenges and opportunities of social work towards the 21st century. In Ho,

K.W. & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (Eds.), Towards a New Millennium: Future Development of Theory and Practice of Social Work. New Jersey: Global Press, pp. 441–471. (In Chinese)

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1999). The role of social support networks in enhancing social integration: Case Study

of Chinese working women in a Beijing neighborhood. Journal of National Women’s College of China, pp. 49-52. (In Chinese)

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., Ting, W.F., & Ho, K.W. (1997). The challenge and prospects of integrated services in Hong

Kong. In The Practice of Integrated Service. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Council of Social Service. (In Chinese) Ting, W.F., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1997). Debates on social service integration. In Kwan Y.H. & Chan, W.C. (Eds.),

Social Work Integration: Past Experience and Future Prospects. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Aberdeen Kai Fong Association, pp. 16–28. (In Chinese)

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1996). Social Work Education in China: Constraints, Opportunities, and Challenges. In J.

Cheng & T.W. Lo (Eds.), Social Welfare Development in China: Constraints and Challenges. Chicago: Imprint Publication, pp. 85–100.

Fong, Y.L.A., & Yuen-Tsang W.K.A. (1996). Occupational Social Work. In Chi, I. & Cheung, S.K. (Eds.), Social Work

in Hong Kong. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Social Workers Association, pp. 35–45. Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Mak, D. (1996). Reflecting on academic exchange between Mainland China and Hong

Kong: The case of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Chinese Quarterly, 138, pp. 23–28. (In Chinese)

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1996). Occupational Social Work. In Chow, W.S. (Ed.), New Theories of Social Work, 2nd

Edition. Hong Kong: The Commercial Press, pp. 299–312. (In Chinese) Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1996). Social Support Networks and Community Care. In X.L. Xia & W.K.A. Yuen-Tsang (Eds.),

The Theory and Practice of Community Care in Chinese Societies. Beijing: Peking University Press, pp.109–125. (In Chinese)

Fong, Y.L., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1996). Community care and Its insights and implications on the future

development of social services in Hong Kong. In X.L. Xia & W.K.A. Yuen-Tsang (Eds.), The Theory and Practice of Community Care in Chinese Societies. Beijing: Peking University Press, pp. 42–54. (In Chinese)

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1994). Community care in Chinese communities: Present patterns, reflections, and future

prospects. In Community Care and Chinese Communities. Hong Kong: S.K.H. Diocesan Welfare Council, pp. 362–368. (In Chinese)

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., Ting, W.F., Fong, A., & Fung R. (1994). Humanizing the workplace through partnership

between management and social work professionals. In Bannister, B. & Chan, A. (Eds.), Managing

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Innovation, the Changing Face of Business in Hong Kong and Guangzhou. Hong Kong: Longman, pp. 166–174.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1993). Past developments and future prospects of occupational social work. Social Work

Studies, 2. (In Chinese) Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1993). Corporations and occupational social work. Chinese Quarterly, 126. (In Chinese) Yuen-Tsang W.K.A., & Sung-Chan P.L. (1993). Social Work Practice Centre: Reflection on the partnership between

social work training institutions and social work agencies. Journal of National Women’s College of China, 3 (12), pp. 39–42. (In Chinese)

Ting, W.F., Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Fong, A. (1992). Reflections on industrial social work concepts. In Community

Development Resource Book. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Council of Social Service. (In Chinese) Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Fong, A. (1991). Community care: Inspirations from a U.K. study tour. Welfare Digest, 210. Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1991). The integrated approach in social work practice: Reflecting on its meanings and

perspectives. Hong Kong Journal of Social Work, Winter, pp. 35–38. Research Reports Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2004). “Study on the Third Sector Landscape in Hong Kong”. Commissioned by the Central

Policy Unit of the HKSAR. Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2004). Report on “A Study on Tri-partite Partnership: Benchmarking Study from an

International Perspective.” Commissioned by the Central Policy Unit of the HKSAR. Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Fong, Y.L. (2003). Report of Programme Evaluation on “The Development through

Education, Action and Leadership Project” of NIKE and World Vision (China), Dongguan, PRC. Department of Applied Social Sciences, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, 75 pp.

Yuen-Tsang W.K.A., & Tsui, M.S. (1991). Report on the Study on the Effectiveness of Social Network Intervention

in Enhancing Family Functioning. Department of Applied Social Studies, Hong Kong Polytechnic, 105 pp. Conference Papers Lee, M.K. & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2000). The Rebirth of Social Work in China. Sociology and Chinese Society in

Transition: A Conference on the Legacy of Yang Ch’ing K’un. November 30 – 2 December. Hong Kong. 2000.

Wang, S.B. & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2008). Balancing Tensions between the Global and the Local: Challenges

and Opportunities Confronting the Development of Social Work Education in China. Paper presented at the 34th Biannual Congress of the International Association of Schools of Social Work (IASSW): Transcending Global-Local Divides. 20-24 July 2008, Durban, South Africa.

Xiong, Y.G. & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2008). Contextualizing Social Work Education and Developing Social Work

Profession in China: Reflections on Western Social Work Theories and Models. Paper presented at the 34th Biannual Congress of the International Association of Schools of Social Work (IASSW): Transcending Global-Local Divides. 20-24 July 2008, Durban, South Africa.

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Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Ku, B. (2006). A Thousand-li Journey is Started by the First Step: The Case of the Development of Indigenous Social Work Education and Practice in China. Paper presented at the “Indigenous Social Work and Education around the World” Workshop. St. Thomas University, Fredericton, NB, Canada.

Xiong, Y.G., Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Wang, S.B. (2005). Social Welfare Policy & Social Work Practice in China:

Past, Present & Future. Paper presented at the 18th Asia-Pacific Social Work Conference in Social Work. Korea Association of Social Workers, 21-24 September, Seoul, Korea.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Sung-Chan, P.L. (2004). A study on the cultural themes in the narratives of Chinese women

experiencing marital crises. Paper presented at the Global Social Work Congress 2004, “Reclaiming Civil Society.” Adelaide, Australia: International Federation of Social Workers and International Association of Schools of Social Work.

Tong, X., Sung-Chan, P.L., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2004). Struggling for Labour Rights of Marginalized Workers in

the Midst of Massive Unemployment in Urban China. Paper presented at the Global Social Work Congress 2004, “Reclaiming Civil Society.” Adelaide, Australia: International Federation of Social Workers and International Association of Schools of Social Work.

Sung-Chan, P.L., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2004). Educating reflective educators-practitioners in the Chinese

cultural context: Challenges, conflicts & possibilities. Paper presented at the Global Social Work Congress 2004, “Reclaiming Civil Society.” Adelaide, Australia: International Federation of Social Workers and International Association of Schools of Social Work.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Sung-Chan, P.L. (2002). Towards a culturally-sensitive social work curriculum: A study on

the cultural themes in the narratives of Chinese women experiencing marital conflicts and its implications on social work education. Paper presented at the International Conference on “Promoting Participatory Practices.” Montpellier, France: International Schools of Social Work.

Sung-Chan, P.L., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2002). An action research into the use of experiential learning in

enhancing theory and practice integration competence of post-graduate social work students. Paper presented at the International Conference on “Promoting Participatory Practices.” Montpellier, France: International Schools of Social Work.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2001). The practice of empowerment: Partnership relationship between APASWE and

the China Association of Social Work Education in the development of social work education in China. Paper presented at the 16th Asia-Pacific Social Work Conference. Singapore: Asia and Pacific Association for Social Work Education.

Lee, M.K., Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Wang, S.B. (2000). The rebirth of social work in China. Paper presented at

“Sociology and Chinese Society in Transition: A Conference on the Legacy of Yang Ch’ing K’un.” Hong Kong: The Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (2000). Historical debates on social work education in the West and their implications on

the future development of social work education in China. In Journal of the China Youth College for Political Sciences—Special Issue of the Proceedings of the Biannual Conference of the China Association of Social Work Education, pp.16–24. (In Chinese)

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., Ho, K.L., & Wang, S.B. (1999). Economic exclusion and social isolation of unemployed

workers in State-owned industries in China: Implications for social work practice. In Proceedings of the Asian-Pacific Social Work Conference on “Promoting Inclusion—Redressing Exclusion: The Social Work Challenge.” Brisbane, Australia: University of Queensland, pp. 330–334.

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Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1998). Reflections on the prospects of community work in Hong Kong and Mainland China. In Proceedings of the 4th Hong Kong—China Conference on Social Welfare Development. Wuhan, PRC, pp. 412–417. (In Chinese).

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1998). The role of social support networks in enhancing social integration in China. In

Proceedings of the 1997 Asia and Pacific Regional Conference on “Enhancing Social Integration: Structure, Process and Intervention for Social Development.” Bangkok: Thammasat University, pp. 160–167.

Mak, D., Wang, S.B., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1996). An evolving partnership towards the indigenization of social

work and social work education in the Chinese context. In J.D. McDonald & R.L. Cleave (Eds.), Proceedings of the Asian-Pacific Regional Social Services Conference on “Partnership that Work?” Christchurch, New Zealand: University of Canterbury Press, pp. 57–71.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1996). The role of social support networks in facilitating educational and career

advancements of Chinese working mothers in the PRC. Paper presented at the 1996 Joint World Congress of the International Federation of Social Workers and the International Association of Schools of Social Work, Hong Kong.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., and Chun, P.K. (1996). Quality assurance and validation of social work courses: The case of

the Diploma in Social Work course of the Hong Kong Polytechnic. In S.B. Wang & F.Z. Ma (Eds.), Explorations on Indigenization: Development of Social Work Education in Chinese Societies. Beijing: China Peace Press, pp.100–106. (In Chinese)

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1995). Past developments and future prospects of occupational social work in Hong Kong.

In Proceedings of the 2nd Hong Kong—Mainland China Joint Conference on Social Welfare, Shanghai, pp. 172–178. (In Chinese)

Mak, D., Wang S., & Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1994). Contextualizing social work education in China: Partnership

relationship between Peking University and the Hong Kong Polytechnic. Paper presented at the 27th Congress of Schools of Social Work, Amsterdam.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., Chan, W.T., & Tsui, M.S. (1994). An experienced beyond research: Reflections from the

involvement in a study on the effectiveness of social network intervention in enhancing family functioning. In Proceedings of the International Conference in Family and Community Care. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Council of Social Service, pp. 379–387.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1994). Intergenerational support as a major source of social support for Chinese working

mothers: Some preliminary observations from a research on a social support of Chinese working mothers in a Beijing neighbourhood. In Proceedings of the International Conference in Family and Community Care. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Council of Social Service, pp. 56–61.

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A., & Sung-Chan P.L. (1994). Social work practice centre: Reflections on the partnership

between social work training institutions and social work agencies. In Proceedings of the Conference on Social Work Education in Chinese Societies: Existing Pattern and Future Development. Hong Kong: Asia & Pacific Association for Social Work Education, pp. 252–255.

Yuen-Tsang W.K.A. (1991). New Direction for Family Service in the 1990s: The Integrated Approach. Keynote

paper presented at the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Family and Child Care Service Division. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Council of Social Service. (In Chinese)

Yuen-Tsang, W.K.A. (1985). Paths to delinquency: Implications on social work policy and practice. Keynote paper

presented at the Seminar on Future Directions for Youth Guidance in Singapore. Singapore: Singapore Council of Social Service.

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KEYNOTE SPEECHES AND MAJOR PRESENTATIONS 2019 Cultural Practice and Social Transformation: The Transformative Power of Social Work Action

Research. Public Speech delivered at the Al-farabi National University of Kazakhstan, Almaty on 16 April 2019.

2018 The Vision of the University Social Responsibility Network: Opportunities, Challenges and the Way

Forward. Opening Speech delivered at the Second University Social Responsibility Summit at Haifa University, Israel on 2 December 2018.

2018 The Power of Transformative Partnerships in the Re-construction of Social Work Education in China.

Keynote Speech delivered at the International Conference to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Re-establishment of Social Work in China at Peking University on 1st November 2018.

2018 Strategic Development of Social Work Education in response to the Belt and Road Initiative:

Opportunities and Challenges. Plenary Speech delivered at the Annual Conference of the China Association of Social Work Education on 7 August 2018. (In Chinese).

2018 The Significance of Rankings: Uses and Abuses, KPIs and University Governance. Plenary Speech

delivered at the Times Higher Education- Middle East and North Africa Universities Summit, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. 21 March 2018.

2017 The 21st Century Silk Road: Forging Closer in Higher Education for Economic and Social Progress.

Keynote Speech deliver in the 13th QS APPLE Conference, Taichung, Taiwan. 23 November 2017. 2017 The Belt and Road Initiative: Opportunities and Challenges for International Social Work

Partnership. Keynote Speech delivered at the 24th Asia Pacific Joint Regional Social Work Conference. Shenzhen, China. 26 September 2017.

2017 The Missing Link: The Skills Lacking in our Current Higher Education. Plenary Speech delivered at

The Future Forum 2017 at Universiti Brunei Darussalam, Brunei, 18 September 2017. 2017 Internships and Industry-based Learning- Who Gains Most? Plenary Speech delivered at the Times

Higher Education – Asia Universities Summit. Busan, South Korea. 15 March 2017. 2016 Social Work Intervention and Poverty Alleviation: Vision, Role and Strategies. Plenary Speech

delivered at the China-ASEAN Social Work Forum. Guiyang, China. 10 September 2016. 2016 Servant Leadership. Keynote Speech delivered at the 7th University Scholars Leadership

Symposium. Bangkok, Thailand. 7 August 2017. 2016 Social Work Capacity Building through International Partnership. Plenary Speech delivered at the

Joint World Conference on Social Work Education and Social Development. Seoul, South Korea. 28 June 2016.

2015 Globalization and Social Work. Keynote Speech delivered at the 60th Anniversary Special Lecture of

the Japanese Association of Schools of Social Work. Kyoto, Japan. 28 October 2015. 2015 Universities: Driving Force for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Economic Development. Plenary

Speech delivered at the Presidents’ Forum. Asia-Pacific Association for International Education Conference. Beijing, China. 23 March 2015.

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2015 Fostering Entrepreneurship through University-Business Partnership. Policy Paper delivered at the 4th ASEM Rectors’ Conference on Fostering Entrepreneurship through University-Business Partnership: Asia and Europe Seeking 21st Century Solutions. Hangzhou, China. 26 to 27 March 2015.

2014 Fostering Social Change and Development through International Collaboration: Putting Vision into

Reality. Keynote Speech delivered at the 2014 Korean Academy of Global Social Welfare Conference. Seoul, South Korea. 29 October 2014.

2008 Challenges Confronting the Future Development of International Social Work: Issues and Strategies.

Keynote Speech delivered at the Opening Session of European Platform of Worldwide Social Work, Maastricht, Netherlands, 18 September 2008.

2007 International Social Work and Its Implications on the Future Development of Social Work for

Women in China. Keynote Speech delivered at the Provincial Meeting of the Guangdong Province Federation of Women. Jiangmin, China. 3 August 2007. (In Chinese).

2007 Professionalization of Social Work: A Comparative Overview and Implications on the

Professionalization of Social Work in China. Keynote Speech delivered at the executive training seminar for key officials of different ministries in Shanghai. Central Organization Department, Shanghai, China. 15 June 2007. (In Chinese).

2007 A Comparative Overview of Social Work Accreditation and Assessment Systems Worldwide and

implications on the Professionalization of Social Work in China. Keynote Speech delivered at the executive training seminar for key officials of different ministries in Beijing. Central Organization Department, Beijing, China. March 2007. (In Chinese).

2006 Women Leaders in Universities in Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland, Dilemmas and Tensions.

Plenary Speech delivered at the Australian Technology Network Women Executive Development Conference. International Strategic Technology Alliance. Adelaide, Australia. 11–13 April 2006.

2005 Education and Training of Social Work Professionals: Models, Trends and Challenges. Keynote

Speech delivered at the Southwest Regional Meeting of the China Association of Social Work Education. Chengdu, China. 29–30 October 2005. (In Chinese).

2005 Social Welfare Policy and Social Work Practice in China: Past, Present and Future. Plenary

Speech delivered at the 18th Asia-Pacific Social Work Conference in Social Work. Korea Association of Social Workers. Seoul, Korea. 21–24 September 2005.

2005 Capacity Building Model of Social Work Education: Reflections on the Joint MSW Programme of

PolyU and Peking University. Plenary Speech delivered at the International Conference on Social Work Education in the Context of Globalization: When East meet West. Co-organized by the Asia and Pacific Islander Social Work Educators Association, China Association for Social Work Education, University of Southern California, University of Hong Kong, Chinese University of Hong Kong, & The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.. Beijing, China. 4–6 August 2005.

2004 Strategy for Social Work Development in Mainland China. Keynote Speech delivered at the 10th

year Anniversary Ceremony of the China Association for Social Work Education. Beijing, China. 18–19 December 2004. (In Chinese).

2004 Social Work Education as a Catalyst for Social Development and Social Advancement. Keynote

Speech delivered at the Founding Ceremony of the East China Chapter of the China Association of Social Work Education. Nanjing, China. 12 November 2004. (In Chinese).

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2004 Challenges and Issues confronting the Development of Occupational Social Work in the North-east Provinces of China. Keynote Speech delivered at the Founding Ceremony of the Northeast Chapter of the China Association of Social Work Education. Changchun, China. 16 June 2004. (In Chinese).

2004 Tri-partite Partnership among Government, Business and the Third Sector: The Need for a Paradigm

Shift. Plenary Speech delivered at the Conference on Tripartite Partnership, Central Policy Unit, Hong Kong SAR Government. 5 July 2004.

2004 Professionalization of Social Work in Hong Kong and Overseas: Insights and Implications for the

Chinese Mainland. Keynote Speech delivered at the National Consultation on the Professionalization of Social Work in China, Ministry of Labour and Social Security. Shanghai, China. 15–16 May 2004. (In Chinese).

2003 Professionalization of Social Work in China: Issues, Opportunities and Challenges. Keynote Speech

delivered at the Seminar on Social Work Professionalization in China, The National Development and Reform Commission of the People’s Republic of China and UNICEF. Beijing, China. 5–6 December 2003.

2003 Educating Reflective Social Work Practitioners in the Chinese Context. Plenary Speech delivered at

the National Annual Conference of the China Association of Social Work Education, Tianjin, China. 24–25 August 2003. (In Chinese).

2002 Curriculum Development in Social Work Education: Principles, Concepts, and Models. Keynote

Speech delivered at the National Annual Conference of the China Association of Social Work Education. Shanghai, China. 24–27 August 2002. (In Chinese).

1999 Historical Debates on Social Work Education in the West and Their Implications on the Future

Development of Social Work Education in China. Keynote Speech delivered at the National Biannual Conference of the China Association of Social Work Education. Beijing, China. December 1999. (In Chinese).

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES 2009 – 2011 Asset-based Community Reconstruction in Sichuan Earthquake Disaster-affected

Communities: An Interdisciplinary Action Research Project in Yingxiu Sichuan province. A research project funded by the Research Grants Committee of Hong Kong. (As Principal Investigator, Co-research: Dr. Ku Hok Bun, Ben)

2008 -2012 Structural Constraints and Professional Transformation: A Study on the Historical

Development of Social Work Education in the Chinese Mainland from 1920 to 2008. Funded by the Li & Fung China Social Policy Research Foundation. (Co-investigator: Professor Wang Sibin, Peking University).

2007 –2009 Evaluation Research on Hong Kong S.K.H. Tung Chung Integrated Services: Model

Building and Service Development. A project commissioned by the Hong Kong S.K.H. Welfare Council. (As Principal Investigator, Co-investigator: Dr. Ho Kit-wan, Dr. Phyllis Yan and Mr. Chan Po-chiu)

2006 – 2010 An Oral History on the Development of Social Work Education in China. A research

project in collaboration with Peking University. Funded by the MISEREOR. (Co-investigator: Professor Wang Sibin, Peking University).

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2006 –2008 Capacity Building Action Research in Shangri-La Mountain Areas in Yunnan. A research project supported by Departmental General Research Fund of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. (As Co-investigator; Principal Investigator: Dr. Ting Wai-fong)

2006 – 2007 Product Design for Sustainable Social Development in Ethnic Minority Communities

in the Yunnan Province. A research project supported by the Internal Competitive Research Grant (CRG) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. (As Co-principal Investigator with Prof. Lorraine Justice).

2005 –2007 A Study of the Chinese Rural Medical Assistance Scheme. A research project

supported by the Internal Competitive Research Grant (CRG) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. (As Principal Investigator; Co-investigators: Dr. Chung Kim-wah, Dr. Tam Yeuk-mui, Mr. SZE Yuk-hui, & Ms. CHAN Fung-yi)

2005 – 2006 Civil Service Reform in China: Position Classification and Professionalization of

Social Service Personnel at the Ministry of Civil Affairs, PRC. A research project supported by the Internal Competitive Research Grant (CRG) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. (As Co-investigator; Principal Investigator: Dr. Chan Kam-tong)

2005 – 2007 An Action Research on the Development of an integrated Community Capacity

Building Model on Family Violence Prevention in Tin Shui Wai. A research project supported by the Block Grant: Niche Area Funding Scheme (submitted by PPRI). (As Co-investigator; Principal Investigator: Dr. Chan Yuk-chung; Other Co-investigators: Prof. Howard Cheng, Dr. Chu Chi-keung, Dr. Chung Kim-wah, Dr. Gladys Lam, Mr. Leung Chuen-suen, Dr. Pauline Sung, Dr. Au Mei-lan, & Dr. Ting Wai-fong 2002 – 2003 Programme Evaluation on “The Development through Education, Action and Leadership Project” at the NIKE –Yue Yuen Factor at Dong Guan. A project commissioned by the World Vision and funded by NIKE. (Co-investigator: Mr. Andy Fong).

2003 – 2006 Mediating Tensions between Professionalization and Indigenization: A

Participatory Action Research to Develop a Culturally sensitive Social Work Curriculum in China. A research project supported by the Earmarked Research Grant for Young Professors 2002/03, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

2001 – 2005 An Action Research on the Cultural Conception of Help and Help seeking

Behaviours among Chinese Families Experiencing Life Crises and its Implications on Social Work. A research project supported by the University Grants Committee and funded by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (a fundable but not funded project) (as Principal Investigator; Co-investigator: Dr. Pauline Sung)

2000 – 2003 Managing Unemployment: A Comparative Study of the Strategies Adopted by the

State, Local Governments, and Unemployed Persons in Coping with Unemployment. A research project funded by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. (As Principal Investigator; Co-investigator: Dr. K.L. Ho)

2000 –2004 A Study on the Cultural Themes in the Narratives of Chinese Women Experiencing

Marital Crises: Hong Kong and Beijing Compared and Contrasted. A research project funded by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. (As Principal Investigator; Co-investigator: Dr. Pauline Sung).

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1999 – 2002 Community-based Social Work Laboratory to enhance Professional Competence in Coping with Social and Cultural Transitions. A Hong Kong project funded by the Teaching and Learning Development Grant of the University Grants Committee. (As Co-investigator, with Dr. Pauline Sung of the Department of Applied Social Studies of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University).

1998 – 2001 An Oral History on the Evolvement of Social Work in China. A research project

funded by The Hong Kong Polytechnic Research Grant. (As Principal Investigator; Co-investigators: Professor M.K. Lee of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Professor S. B. Wang of Peking University)

1997 – 2001 A Study on the Changing Role of Family in the Social Care System: Beijing and Hong

Kong Compared and Contrasted. A joint research project with Peking University supported by the University Grants Committee and funded by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Research Grant. (As Principal Investigator; Co-investigators: Dr. K.L. Ho, Dr. A. Ku, & Mr. H.S. Lam of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University)

1997 – 2001 A Study on the Social Support Networks of Chinese Women Experiencing Marital

Crises: Hong Kong and Beijing Compared. A joint research project with the China Women’s College funded by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Research Grant. (As Principal Investigator; Co-investigators: Mrs. Pauline Sung and Ms. Emily Ku of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Ms. Li Hong Tao and Ms. Zhu Dong Wu of China Women’s College)

1997 – 1998 A Study on Leveling in Social Work Training: Similarities and Differences. A research

project funded by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Research Grant. (As Co-researcher; Principal Investigator: Dr. W.F. Ting)

1994 –1997 A Study on the Role of the Family in the Care of Old People: A Comparative Study.

A joint research project with the Peking University funded by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Research Grant. (As Principal Investigator; Co-investigators: Mrs. Iris Ng of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Professor S.B. Wang and Dr. Chang Wei Min of Peking University)

1990 Review on Factory-based Industrial Social Work Service in Hong Kong. A joint

research of The Hong Kong Polytechnic and the Community Development Division of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service. Funded by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service. (As Principal Investigator; Co-researchers: Mr. Chan Kam Tong, Mr. Andy Fong, and Miss Ting Wai Fong of Hong Kong Polytechnic).

1989 – 1992 A Study on the Effectiveness of Social Network Intervention in Enhancing Family

Functioning. A research project funded by the Universities and Polytechnics Grants Committee, Hong Kong. (As Principal Investigator; Co-researcher: Mr. Tsui Ming Sum of the Hong Kong Polytechnic).

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

University Social Responsibility

Youth Leadership and Service Learning

International Social Work

Social Support Networks and Community Care

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