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MEDAL (OAM) OF THE ORDER OF AUSTRALIA IN THE GENERAL DIVISIONPr<strong>of</strong>essor Lun WONG, PO Box 107, Brunswick East Vic 3057For service to traditional Chinese medicine as an educator and practitioner.Principal, Academy <strong>of</strong> Traditional Chinese Medicine Australia Pty Ltd, 1975-2008; SeniorLecturer; Founder, 1974.Principal Practitioner, Academy <strong>of</strong> Traditional Chinese Medicine Australia and <strong>the</strong> associatedTraditional Chinese Medicine Clinic Pty Ltd.Integrated <strong>the</strong> 5 main treatment methods <strong>of</strong> Traditional Chinese Medicine in teaching andpractice as a ‘pioneer’ in Australia – acupuncture, herbs, dietary principles, massage andphysical arts.Registered practitioner in both Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine, since 2002, with<strong>the</strong> Chinese Medicine Registration Board <strong>of</strong> Victoria.President and Founder, Traditional Medicine <strong>of</strong> China Society Australia Inc., since 1985.President, Australian Alliance <strong>of</strong> Chinese Medicine Associations Inc, 1995-2000.President, Australian Alliance <strong>of</strong> Traditional Chinese Medical Health Practitioners'Associations Inc, 1992-1994.President, Australian Acupuncture Federation, 1991-1992; Founding Member.Member, National Academic Standards Committee for Traditional Chinese Medicine,1998-2000.Member, Ministerial Advisory Sub-Committee on Traditional Chinese Medicine, Department<strong>of</strong> Human Services, Victoria, 1997-1998; Member, Review Committee on TCM, 1996.Member, National TCM Registration Submission Committee, 1996.Academic Adviser, Australian Chinese Medicine Education and Research Council, 1996.Member, National TCM Liaison Committee, 1991-1995.Contributed to <strong>the</strong> early policy development that led to <strong>the</strong> Chinese Medicine Registration Act2000, Victoria.Initiated <strong>the</strong> first Australian Conference on Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture, 1992.Author <strong>of</strong> 5 books in Chinese and one in English on Chinese medicine and martial arts.Honorary President, Shaan Xi Medical Training University, China, 1996.Adviser, Gansu Medical College Academic Advisory Committee, China, 1998.Pr<strong>of</strong>essor, Chengdu University <strong>of</strong> Traditional Chinese Medicine, China, 1997.Established Wu De Hui in Melbourne, and Hong Kong Chinese Martial Arts Centre.Chair and joint organiser, bi-annual International Silk Road Conferences on TraditionalChinese Medicine (Lanzhou, China - sister college), 1993-1999.354
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