Marketing - The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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<strong>Marketing</strong><br />
STUDENT NEWSLETTER OF BBA (HONS) IN MARKETING April 2012<br />
Ms Zhong Lishuang (Year 2)<br />
Appointed as HKTDC Trade Ambassador 2011/12<br />
Rachel Zhong Lishuang has been appointed Trade Ambassador of the <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Trade<br />
Development Council (HKTDC). She will join guided tours to trade fairs and interviews<br />
with economists and CEOs, attend seminars and participate in a number of other<br />
functions from October 2011 to July 2012.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Trade Ambassador Programme is aimed at<br />
widening university students' knowledge and<br />
understanding about <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> and global trade.<br />
For the year 2011-12, the HKTDC has appointed two<br />
ambassadors selected from 346 candidates.<br />
Rachel Zhong (left) is appointed as 2011/12<br />
Trade Ambassador of HKTDC<br />
Seventeen marketing students from year<br />
one has been elected to be office bearers<br />
of “Faculty of Business Students’<br />
Association” or “Management and<br />
<strong>Marketing</strong> Society” for a 1-year term from<br />
1 March 2012 to 28 February 2013. It is<br />
encouraging to see students so keen to<br />
develop their leadership qualities and<br />
contribute to the student community.<br />
Faculty of Business Students'<br />
Association<br />
Fung Yuen Man, External Vice President<br />
Lam Kai Chung, Academic Secretary<br />
Shea Sze Man, External Affairs Secretary<br />
Yuen Lai Yi, General Secretary<br />
Poon Tsz Ho, Sports Secretary<br />
Management and <strong>Marketing</strong><br />
Society<br />
Wong <strong>Kong</strong> Yuen, President<br />
Hui Ka Hin, Internal Vice-President<br />
Wong Pui Yan, Internal Secretary<br />
Ng Ka Yan, External Vice-President<br />
Wong Hoi Han, External Secretary<br />
Chan Pak Ki, Academic Secretary<br />
Yeung Pui Man, Financial Secretary<br />
Lau Chi Yan, <strong>Marketing</strong> Secretary<br />
Chan Kai Chun, Publication Secretary<br />
Lai Chun Hang, Recreation Secretary<br />
Wong Yuen Man, Sports Secretary<br />
Lam Cheuk Yin, Welfare Secretary
Tea gathering with our Professional Mentors on March 17, 2012<br />
This year, we invited 9 professionals to act as Mentors for 14 final year marketing students.<br />
Among the professionals, we have Mr. Henry Yip (CEO, Pizza Hut <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>), Mr. Lo Bing<br />
Chung (VP, Public Affairs, of <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Disneyland Resort); Mr. Philip Pau (Managing<br />
Director, Great Eastern Co Ltd), Ms Eugina Lee (Director, APAC Intelligence Group Ltd), Mr.<br />
Raymond Lo (Executive Director, Samond Traders Holding Ltd) and our alumni.<br />
Ms Zhong Lishuang (Year 2)<br />
Appointed as HKTDC Trade Ambassador 2011/12<br />
Rachel Zhong Lishuang has been appointed Trade Ambassador of the <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> Trade Development Council (HKTDC). She will join guided<br />
tours to trade fairs and interviews with economists and CEOs, attend seminars and participate in a number of other functions from October<br />
2011 to July 2012.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Trade Ambassador Programme is aimed at widening university students' knowledge and understanding about <strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> and global<br />
trade. For the year 2011-12, the HKTDC has appointed two ambassadors selected from 346 candidates.<br />
Danyi Xue (Year 1)<br />
Congratulations to Danyi Xue,<br />
who won two awards,<br />
“Champion” and “<strong>The</strong> Best<br />
Voice” in an open singing<br />
contest in December 2011.<br />
Danyi: "I felt the beat inside me<br />
and sang until I set it free".
Student Exchange Programmes<br />
In 2011/12, sixteen marketing students went on exchange for one semester in universities<br />
in Canada, Demark, Sweden, Germany, UK, France, Netherlands, Singapore and China.<br />
Janelleh: “An Exchange Internship is more than Travelling! “<br />
Tang Wing Yan Janelleh, Jelly<br />
(Year 3)<br />
I was glad to have a chance to go to<br />
Germany for an exchange internship for a<br />
cultural project in the summer of 2011. I<br />
worked at a youth center and a summer<br />
camp for almost 2 months, and my duty was<br />
to help organize different activities about<br />
<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong>’s culture and a Global Village<br />
event. As I was travelling outside Asia for<br />
the first time in my life, I was so excited. At<br />
the same time, I was a bit nervous because I<br />
was going all this way to Germany alone.<br />
But I think it was a good time for me to<br />
learn to be independent. So I said to myself,<br />
‘If I think I can, I can!’ It’s an old saying but it<br />
works when I dare to believe it. With that<br />
trust in myself, I was able to take good care<br />
of myself throughout the whole journey.<br />
<strong>The</strong> project that I was working on was<br />
another challenge, because I had to work<br />
with 12 other interns from different<br />
countries, including Brazil, Egypt, France,<br />
Ghana, Hungary, India, Poland, Russia,<br />
Taiwan, Turkey, U.S.A., Vietnam, and of<br />
course Germany as well. By working with<br />
each other, we developed a better<br />
understanding of different cultures. What is<br />
more, mutual trust and friendship was<br />
fostered among us gradually. This gave me<br />
an amazing opportunity for me to<br />
experience how to work with people with<br />
different cultural backgrounds in the real<br />
world.<br />
Compared to travelling, I think this exchange<br />
internship gives me a longer time to<br />
experience the local culture and to get along<br />
with people from different countries. It is<br />
not only a good chance for me to explore<br />
the world, but it also has a positive impact<br />
on my personal development. So I<br />
encourage my fellow classmates to grasp<br />
every opportunity to go for an exchange<br />
program, no matter an academic or<br />
internship one. I believe it will be a very<br />
memorable and impactful experience for<br />
you.<br />
Dean’s List 2010/11<br />
Dean’s List 2010/11<br />
Year 1<br />
Law Ho Yin<br />
Year 2<br />
Cao Yu<br />
Chan Po Yin<br />
Chen Yi<br />
Cheung Ka Yan<br />
Ho Ching Wai<br />
Liang Zhizhen<br />
Tang Kit Ling<br />
Tsui Yuk Ying<br />
Wong Li See<br />
Zhong Lishuang<br />
Year 3<br />
Huang Xilin<br />
Hung Suet Yim<br />
Ko Chi Yung<br />
Lai Hiu Ying<br />
Lau Po Chu<br />
Lee Ching Man<br />
Leung Wun Ki<br />
Lin So Ha<br />
Lo Hoi Ling<br />
Ma Mo Ying<br />
Wang Xin<br />
Wong Nga Man<br />
Xiang Shengyi<br />
Year 4<br />
Zheng Yitian<br />
We have 25 marketing students are on the Dean’s List 2010/11. Each<br />
student was presented with a Certificate of Honour on 15 February 2012.<br />
<strong>The</strong> minimum GPA for Dean's List eligibility is 3.5.
Eight Class Reps and students attended a casual meeting<br />
with Programme Leader and Year Tutor on March 14, 2012<br />
Smiling faces of our Class Rep/students after the meeting<br />
Students present their team<br />
projects in the subject,<br />
“Integrated <strong>Marketing</strong><br />
Communications”.<br />
Peggy Leung Ting Ting<br />
(2009 <strong>Marketing</strong> Graduate)<br />
Peggy Leung is now working as<br />
Senior Sales & <strong>Marketing</strong><br />
Executive for Regal World<br />
Transport System Ltd, a<br />
company that had been<br />
recognized as one of the best 40<br />
SMEs. Peggy represented her<br />
company at the Launching<br />
Ceremony of “<strong>Hong</strong> <strong>Kong</strong> SME<br />
Business Sustainability Index”<br />
held in <strong>Polytechnic</strong> <strong>University</strong> on<br />
Feb 21, 2012. <strong>The</strong> Index is<br />
jointly compiled by our<br />
department (MM) and the <strong>Hong</strong><br />
<strong>Kong</strong> Productivity Council to<br />
promote corporate social<br />
responsibility and responsible<br />
business.<br />
Peggy Leung: “Not only large<br />
enterprises, but also SMEs put<br />
resources on CSR. This Index is a<br />
benchmark of business<br />
sustainability for SMEs. It gives the<br />
best 40 SMEs some encouragement<br />
and recognition.”<br />
During the launching ceremony<br />
of the Index, 40 enterprises were<br />
presented with certificates of<br />
recognition and commendation<br />
awards.
2011 PolyU Education Info Day (17-18 Sep 2011)<br />
Thanks to our students who participated in the Info Day<br />
Thanks to our marketing alumni who shared their<br />
learning experience with the audience.<br />
Lunch with Head (MM) and Programme<br />
Leaders before the ‘sharing session’
<strong>Marketing</strong> Symposium Study Trip to Macau, 21-22 December 2011<br />
<strong>The</strong> theme for the <strong>Marketing</strong> Symposium is “Arts <strong>Marketing</strong>”. Besides working on team projects related to this topic,<br />
the BBA-<strong>Marketing</strong> students visited the Macao Museum, Macau Museum of Art, Handover Gifts Museum of Macau,<br />
Taipa Houses Museum and <strong>University</strong> of Macau.<br />
Students in front of a photo<br />
exhibit in the Macau<br />
Museum of Art<br />
Dr. Esther Tang and Dr. Ivy<br />
Chen with the students at<br />
the Macau Museum of Art<br />
At the <strong>University</strong> of Macau<br />
<strong>The</strong> Ruins of St. Paul’s<br />
Enquires<br />
On Admission: (852) 2333 0600<br />
On Programme: (852) 2766 7114<br />
Website: http://www.polyu.edu.hk/mm<br />
Email: msmm@polyu.edu.hk