RGC-Fulbright (Hong Kong) Scholar Programme -
List of Fulbright Scholars (Hong Kong) for 2013/2014
List of Fulbright Scholars (Hong Kong) for 2013/2014
RGC-Fulbright Hong Kong Senior Scholar Programme (Senior Programme)
No. | Name/ Institution | Approved Length of Fellowship | Affiliated Institution | Research Title | Total Award |
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1 | Dr
Edward K L CHAN Associate Professor Department of Social Work and Social Administration, The University of Hong Kong |
10 months starting from September 1, 2013 | School of Social Work, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor | Cross-Cultural Comparative Study of Personal, Family, and Community Factors on Family Polyvictimization in the United States and Hong Kong | HK$500,000 |
2 | Dr
Yuk Ping CHOI Associate Professor Department of Sociology, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
4 months starting from September 1, 2013 | Sociology Department, Harvard University | Masculinities in Transition: Comparing gender identity construction among male migrant workers in the manufacturing, service and construction sectors in China | HK$198,500 |
RGC-Fulbright Hong Kong Dissertation Research Programme (Junior Programme)
No. | Name/ Institution | Approved Length of Fellowship | Affiliated Institution | Research Title | Total Award |
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1 | Ms.
Danhui CHENG PhD candidate in Engineering The Hong Kong University of Science & Technology |
6 months starting from September 2013 | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Engineering of photosynthetic bacteria through synthetic biology for different purposes | HK$74,880 |
2 | Ms.
Tao CUI PhD candidate in Area Studies The University of Hong Kong |
10 months starting from September 2013 | Parsons The New School for Design in New York City | How China can enhance its cultural power in the world through the emerging fashion system in contemporary China in socio-cultural context | HK$124,800 |
3 | Ms.
Wensi XIE PhD candidate in Economics The University of Hong Kong |
8 months starting from August 2013 | Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania | Banking survivorship in the recent financial crisis | HK$99,840 |
4 | Ms.
Shimin ZHU PhD candidate in Social Work The University of Hong Kong |
7 months starting from July 2013 | University of Michigan | "Possible Selves and Adolescents" focusing on developing program to channel adolescents | HK$87,360 |