It is my mission to help students broaden their horizons through a rewarding university experience.
I plan to steer the development of co-curricular activities on a broader scale at the university level to enhance the quality of education. This resonates with my personal goal of educating our next generation. What specifically appealed to you about joining PolyU as Vice President (Student Affairs)? For me, that was a valuable experience, and highly enjoyable. They got to learn many things that they might not have been able to learn in the classroom. We lived like a big family, and the co-curricular activities organised by the hall office and by the students themselves, were in a way like a holistic education for the students. As a hall warden, I had many opportunities to interact with students. The student interaction in a hall is very different to traditional teaching and learning in the classroom, where the interaction can be fairly limited. This started when I was hall warden at the University of Hong Kong.
You are a structural engineer by profession but your time in academia has always heavily featured people-oriented roles.
He shared his people-oriented education focus and the importance of internationalisation to not only PolyU but also higher education in general. Ben Young, Vice President (Student Affairs), recently joined PolyU to oversee the University’s policies and plans for student development and cultural promotion.
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