RGC-Fulbright Hong Kong Senior Scholar Awards for 2010/2011

No.	Name/ Institution	Length of Fellowship	Affiliated Institution	Research Title	Award
1	Dr. HO Sui Chu Associate Professor, Department of Educational Administration and Policy, The Chinese University of Hong Kong	6 months starting January 2011	Cardinal Stritch University	A comparative study of the influence of family, school and community factors on adolescent transition in the United States and Hong Kong	HK$210,000
2	Dr. Li Hon Lam Professor, Department of Philosophy, The Chinese University of Hong Kong	10 months starting September 2010	Harvard University	Practical Ethics: The Philosophy of Punishment and the Death Penalty - a Non-Consequentialist Approach	HK$395,000
TOTAL					HK$605,000

RGC-Fulbright Hong Kong Junior Scholar Awards for 2010/2011

No.	Name/Institution	Length of Fellowship	Affiliated Institution	Research Title	Award
1	Ms. SONG Yunya, PhD Student, City University of Hong Kong	8 months starting September 1, 2010	University of California, Berkeley	Between “Being” and “Doing”: Oscillating Perspectives and Shifting Practices of American China Correspondents from 1972 to 2000	HK$99,840
2	Mr. Heinz Christoph STEINHARDT PhD Student The Chinese University of Hong Kong	6 months and 11 days starting September 20, 2010	University of California, Irvine	Speaking about the Unspeakable: Protest Discourse in the Chinese Party-State	HK$74,880
3	Ms. ZHENG Jing, PhD Student, The Chinese University of Hong Kong	6 months starting September 1, 2010	University of California, Berkeley	Manufacturing “Fujian Tulou”: Criticism of the Tourism Industry and World Culture Heritage Management	HK$74,880
4	Ms. ZHOU Yan, PhD Student, The Chinese University of Hong Kong	10 months starting September 1, 2010	Yale University	Making Social Movement from Below: A Case Study of Anti-Dam Protests in Contemporary China	HK$124,800
5	Ms. QIAN Kun, PhD Student, Hong Kong Polytechnic University	10 months starting September 1, 2010	Washington University at St. Louis (September 1, 2010 to December 31, 2010) Lawrence Berkley National Laboratory (January 1, 2011 to June 30, 2011)	Implementing a typical incentive scheme (TIS) for promoting the Building Energy Efficiency (BEE) market in China: A transaction cost perspective	HK$124,800
6	Ms. WONG Yuen Ha, PhD Student, The University of Hong Kong	6 months starting September 1, 2010	University of Virginia	A Secondary Data Analysis Comparing the Cultural Differences between two Randomised Controlled Trials to Improve the Depression of Women Abused by Intimate Partner Violence	HK$74,880
7	Mr. Yasas Shri Nalaka JAYARATNE, PhD Student, The University of Hong Kong	9 months starting July 1, 2010	Harvard Medical School	Three-Dimensional Assessment of Facial Soft and Hard Tissue Response to Orthognathic Surgery	HK$112,320
TOTAL					HK$686,400

* USD1,600 per month = HKD12,480 at the rate of USD1=HKD7.8