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Written by: Hu Jiaxin
2021-03-10 14:31
Last update date: 2021-03-10 14:31
Wei Yonggeng, a 47-year veteran of the University of Hong Kong, former provost and designer of the Joint University Admissions (JUPAS), will be awarded the title of Honorary University Fellowship by the University of Hong Kong in recognition of his contributions to the university and society.
In addition, the University of Hong Kong also announced that three distinguished individuals will be awarded honorary university fellowships, including He Ji, chairman of commercial radio, Lao Shuangen, chief creative officer and chairman of the creative committee of Weimen Zhiwei Asia Pacific, and Shi Shi, chief partner of Deloitte China North China. Able to.
Wei Yonggeng (pictured right), a 47-year veteran and former dean of the University of Hong Kong, will be awarded the title of Honorary University Fellowship by the University of Hong Kong in recognition of his contributions to the university and society.
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Wei Yonggeng graduated from the University of Hong Kong and joined the University of Hong Kong in 1973 as the second-level executive director. Since 2002, he has served as the dean of the provost.
In the 1990s, he worked hard to promote the establishment of relations between universities and major mainland universities, and negotiated with the Hong Kong and mainland governments to enable Hong Kong University to recruit the first batch of mainland undergraduates in 1998.
He also assisted in the formulation of development plans in all academic planning of the university, and was also one of the designers of the Joint University Admissions (JUPAS).
The University of Hong Kong stated that Wei Yonggeng is also the secretary of the school board, the school committee and the academic committee. During his tenure as the dean of the university, the University of Hong Kong has undergone many major changes.
He is also known as the "Living Encyclopedia of the University of Hong Kong". He has a wealth of knowledge and experience in the overall structure of the university, regulations and procedures, as well as dealing with staff, teachers, students and stakeholders. He has helped the University of Hong Kong survive the 20 years of wind and rain and turn crisis into opportunity. .
The Honorary University Fellows of the University of Hong Kong were established in 1995 to show respect for the university, academics and society with unique and outstanding achievements, and to strengthen the university's connection with the wider community.
The University of Hong Kong also announced that it will present to three distinguished individuals, including He Ji, Chairman of Commercial Radio (first from right).
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He Jitong, Chairman of Commercial Radio, was awarded the honorary title of University Fellow
In addition, the University of Hong Kong also announced that three distinguished individuals will be awarded honorary university fellowships, including He Ji, chairman of commercial radio, Lao Shuangen, chief creative officer and chairman of the creative committee of Weimen Zhiwei Asia Pacific, and Shi Shi, chief partner of Deloitte China North China. Be able to commend them for their contributions to the university and society.
Affected by the new crown pneumonia epidemic, the 2020 Honorary University Fellowship Award Ceremony was held at the end of September last year and was postponed to February this year. However, in response to the development of the epidemic, it will be held in conjunction with this year's classic system.
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