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• Mainland policies and internationalisation strategy
• FB ranks among the world's top business schools
• Largest RGC grant
• First Alumni Club on the mainland
• Chinese New Year Staff Party
• Book launch
• Badminton/Table-Tennis Touraments 2005

Mainland policies and internationalisation strategy
In order to prepare for CityU's expanding mainland activities and advancement in internationalisation, the University established a Steering Committee on Mainland China Policies and a Committee on Internationalisation Strategy, in October 2004 and January 2005, respectively, both led by Professor H K Chang, President.

The Steering Committee on Mainland China Policies is to decide on the directions for outreach development and to formulate strategic plans for academic collaborative activities with higher education institutions and government agencies on the mainland. It has met twice and discussed CityU's general development on the mainland and the recruitment of mainland students. Members of the Committee include Professor Y S Wong, Vice-President (Administration), Mr James Ng, Executive Director of CityU Extension, Professor Roderick Wong, Dean of Research and Graduate Studies, Professor L K Chan, Dean of the Faculty of Business (FB), Professor C H Chan, Dean of the Faculty of Science and Engineering (FSE), and Professor Cheng Pei-kai, Director of the Chinese Civilisation Centre.

The recently established Committee on Internationalisation Strategy aims to respond to the University Grants Committee¡¦s call for the internationalisation of higher education and the need to strengthen the University¡¦s international ties in academic and student exchange activities, and to promote internationalisation of the student body on campus. The Committee, comprising Professor David Tong, Deputy President; Professor Edmond Ko, Vice-President (Undergraduate Education) and Dean of Students; Professor L K Chan, FB Dean; Professor Ian Holliday, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences; Professor C H Chan, FSE Dean; Professor James Moy, Dean of the School of Creative Media; Professor Peter Malanczuk, Dean of the School of Law; and Professor Roderick Wong, Dean of Research and Graduate Studies, will hold its first meeting at the end of February.

FB ranks among the world¡¦s top business schools
CityU's Faculty of Business (FB) ranks among the best 100 business schools in the world, according to the School of Management of The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD), US. The FB also ranks among the top five business schools within the Asia-Pacific region; and among the top 15 in the world, outside of North America. The UTD ranking is based on research contributions to the world¡¦s 22 top academic business journals.

Largest RGC grant
CityU has received three group project grants totaling HK$11.04m, the largest amount among the UGC-funded institutions for the 2004¡V05 round of the Research Grants Council¡¦s (RGC) Central Allocation Fund (CAF). The amount of funding for the three projects accounts for 42.5% of the total CAF of HK$26m, testifying to the University¡¦s strengths in applied research and its leadership in collaborative projects.
The three awarded proposals are group research projects jointly conducted with other UGC-funded institutions. The three projects, all in the area of physics and materials science, are headed respectively, by researchers from CityU's Department of Physics and Materials Science: Dr Igor Bello, Associate Professor, Professor Paul Chu, Professor (Chair) of Materials Engineering, and Professor S T Lee, Professor (Chair) of Materials Science.

First Alumni Club on the mainland
In January, the University established the CityU Beijing Alumni Club, the first alumni club on the mainland, to offer an opportunity for CityU alumni to connect and share experiences, as well as to strengthen the University¡¦s support network and help promote its presence and image on the mainland. The launch of the Club was witnessed by 30 CityU alumni and 30 scholars who have taught or worked at CityU and exchange students at the "Friends of CityU" dinner in Beijing on 28 January.
From 26¡V29 January, Professor H K Chang led a six-member delegation comprising staff responsible for external relations and business to Beijing. The delegation met officials from the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office, the Ministry of Education, Beijing Foreign Studies University and several media organizations.

Through fostering closer ties with Government departments, higher educational institutions, alumni and the media, the visit further promotes the University¡¦s image on the mainland and opens up opportunities for further collaboration.

Plans are under way to establish alumni clubs in other cities or provinces on the mainland, such as in Shanghai.

Chinese New Year Staff Party
The annual Chinese New Year Staff Party for the Year of the Rooster will take place from
11:30 am to 2:30 pm on 15 February. Programmes include: a lunch buffet which starts at 11:30 am in Multi-purpose Rooms A, B and C, a lion dance performance at University Circle at 12 noon, and City Talents Arena and lucky draws at the Chan Tai Ho Multi-purpose Hall at 12:30 pm.

Book launch
On 18 February, the City University of Hong Kong Press will hold a Book Launch Ceremony for the book Guide Pratique de Conversation: Francais-Cantonais-Mandarin by Mr David Santandreu, Lecturer of the Division of Language Studies, at 4pm, CCIV AV Room.

Badminton/Table-Tennis Tournaments 2005
The CityU Badminton and Table-Tennis Tournaments 2005, jointly organized by the Human Resources Office and Student Development Services, will take place 9¡V16 April. Staff, students and alumni are invited to participate in the events. Applications and related details are available from 16 February at http://www.jvrhmfr.xyz/hro/sr/bt05. The deadline for entry is 11 March. Enquiries: 2788 9432.