Welcome to WYKAAO
Welcome to WYKAAO
The two Wah Yan College Alumni Associations in Ontario have jointly organized a virtual alumni gathering with guests from Hong Kong. Our honoured guests include Fr. Stephen Chow (Supervisor of both Wah Yan colleges, Bishop-Elect of Hong Kong), the two Wah Yan principals (Mr. Warren Chung and Mr. Davis Chan) and Dr. Ying-Lun So (Assistant Supervisor, WYHK)
- Date: Friday, July 16
- Time: 8pm (Toronto time)
This will be an informal get-together of about 1.5 hours in duration. We will hear first-hand latest updates about our mother school and invite ideas of maintaining connections among overseas alumni chapters.
Thanks to the dedication of WYKAAO board members, we continue to meet on a virtual platform to discuss matters related to the alumni association. Everyone has been contributing ideas on how we can maintain the organization during this difficult time, and explore new opportunities under the new normal.
A bright side of the flourishing of video conferencing technology: the geographical barrier sudden seems easy to break down. We have successfully recruited Eric Li (’95), who resides in British Columbia, to rejoin the board of WYKAAO.
The Vatican has just announced today that Pope FRANCIS has appointed the Reverend Stephen CHOW Sau-yan, a member of the Society of Jesus, as the new Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong.
Rev. Stephen CHOW, S.J., Bishop-elect, is aged 62. He was born in Hong Kong in 1959 and was ordained a priest in Hong Kong in 1994. He holds a Doctorate in Education from Harvard University, USA. Currently he is Provincial Superior of the Jesuit Chinese Province and Supervisor of Wah Yan College (Hong Kong and Kowloon).
Click here to read the whole article from Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong.
In Memoriam:
Clement Lee Wen-Hao 李文浩 (1961)
Compiled by Wong Hin-Shing and Yu Fong-ying (1961)
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James Tong Memorial Service can now be seen in full. Please follow the link to view.
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The University of British Columbia
2021 Researcher of the Year Announcement
Awards for Excellence in Research and Creative Scholarly Actiity
ERIC LI | SOCIAL SCIENCES AND HUMANITIES
Associate Professor Eric Li (WYK ’95) is a catalyst for social innovation and knowledge translation. His research focuses on interdisciplinary collaborations with researchers, non-profit organizations and local government to address complex social issues. Dr. Li’s community-based research has resulted in regional impacts in food insecurity, poverty, urban densification, rural community building, and rural health promotion. He was recently awarded Principal’s Research Chair (Tier 2) in Social Innovation for Health Equity and Food Security and is co-lead of the Rural Health Equity Cluster.
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