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Founded by Mrs. Regina IP and her colleagues at Savantas Policy Institute in 2009 Held more than 10 programs in the past
FIVE programs for adults and FIVE programs for secondary school students Chinese History & Cultural Program
Our Curriculum
Modeled on the liberal education curriculum in North American universities as part of the General Education Requirement for undergraduates
Local Topics: education, health care reform, planning and the environment
Core skills:
Provide students with broad exposure to multiple disciplines and learning strategies Enhance students critical thinking
Mr. Francis LI, SLAA Program Director, B.A. Philosophy, Chinese University of Hong Kong, Fellow of The Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland Mr. Matthew WONG, SLAA Program Administrator, B.A. in Government (with Distinction), Cornell University Dr. Glenn HUI, Instructor of the Department of Public and Social Administration, City University of Hong Kong Mr. Vincent YIU, M. Phil. in Politics, Oxford University, B.A. in International Relations, Stanford University Ms. Karita KAN, PhD Candidate, Oxford University Ms. Germaine LAU, B.A. (1st class honor) in Philosophy, Chinese University of Hong Kong Mr. Tim LO, B.A. in Urban Studies & Planning and International Studies ( Economics), UC San Diego
Thank You!
Programme Overview
6-week summer program
2 parts 1) English & Chinese comprehension & composition 2) Various liberal arts subjects Upon completion of this program, students are expected to show improvement in English & Chinese comprehension & composition and to gain deeper understanding in the different liberal arts subjects.
Timetable
Date Class A: 18th July 2011 24th August 2011 (Monday & Wednesday) Class B: 19th July 2011 25th August 2011 (Tuesday & Thursday)
Time 11:00 a.m. 12:00 noon (liberal studies session) 12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. (language session)
Venue Savantas Liberal Arts Academy Shop C & D, 1/F, Loong Wan Building, North Point Road, North Point, Hong Kong
Class Schedule
Lecture 1 (18/19 July, 2011) Session 1: Language Class - English Lecturer: Ms. Margaret CHEN Session 2: Political Appointee System Lecturer: Mr. Matthew WONG Lecture 2 (20/21 July, 2011) Session 1: Language Class - English Lecturer: Ms. Margaret CHEN Session 2: Modern Chinese History Lecturer: Mr. Francis LI
Lecture 3 (25/26 July, 2011) Session 1: Language Class English Lecturer: Ms. Margaret CHEN Session 2: Logic Lecturer: Ms. Germaine LAU
Class Schedule
Lecture 4 (27/28 July, 2011) Session 1: Language Class - Chinese Lecturer: Mr. Vincent CHAN Session 2: History and Art Lecturer: Mr. Francis LI Lecture 5 (1/2 August, 2011) Session 1: Language Class Chinese Lecturer: Mr. Vincent CHAN Session 2: International Relations Lecturer: Mr. Vincent YIU
Lecture 6 (3/4 August, 2011) Session 1: Language Class - Chinese Lecturer: Mr. Tiger LAI Session 2: International Relations Lecturer: Mr. Vincent YIU
Class Schedule
Lecture 7 (8/9 August, 2011) Session 1: Language Class Chinese Lecturer: Mr. Tiger LAI Session 2: Personal Development Lecturer: Dr. Glenn HUI
Lecture 8 (10/11 August, 2011) Session 1: Language Class English Lecturer: Mr. LAI Chun-ho Session 2: Politics I Lecturer: Ms. Karita KAN Lecture 9 (15/16 August, 2011) Session 1: Language Class English Lecturer: LAI Chun-ho Session 2: Politics II Lecturer: Ms. Karita KAN
Class Schedule
Lecture 10 (17/18 August, 2011) Session 1: Language Class English
Lecturer: Mr. LAI Chun-ho
Session 2: Trash, Pollution, Energy Consumption and You Lecturer: Mr. Tim LO
Lecture 11 (22/23 August, 2011) Session 1: Language Class English Lecturer: Mr. LAI Chun-ho Session 2: Globalization: An economic development or a cultural destruction? Lecturer: Mr. Tim LO Lecture 12 (24/25 August, 2011) Session 1: Language Class Chinese Lecturer: Mr. Tiger LAI Session 2: Identity and Politics Lecturer: Mr. Matthew WONG
Ms. Cynthia Ip (University of Pennsylvania, Undergraduate Assembly - College Rep, Secretary, Benjamin Franklin Scholar)