30 November, 2015 繁 簡
Lingnan Highlights
Lingnan University confers honorary doctorates upon three distinguished individuals
Happiness Index for Hong Kong people drops slightly
Service-learning project "Think, Act, Contribute" receives Outstanding Health Promotion Project Award
"Art and Life" Film Series
President attends Guangdong-Hong Kong University Presidents' Forum
Service-Learning Symposium creates exchange platform
International symposium discusses the sustainable development of higher education in the era of massification
Pan Sutong Shanghai-Hong Kong Economic Policy Research Centre co-organises the 8th Shanghai-Hong Kong Metropolitan Development Seminar
Tin Ka Ping Mainland Scholars and Senior Administrators Exchange Programme cum Seminar on Liberal Arts Education of Lingnan University
Lingnan students join Service-Learning to explore greeneries on campus
Lingnan students share fruitful experience in Shanghai internship
Navigation Scheme for Young Persons in Care Services kicks-off
Campus Snapshots
Alumni home visit to singleton elderlies
Naming Ceremony of The Chinese Manufacturers' Association of Hong Kong Integrated IT Study Centre
Royal Thai Consulate-General donates books in celebration of Her Royal Highness' 60th birthday
Thanksgiving Dinner 2015
Prof Grace Lau Yin-ping's new book examines Tang Ti-sheng's adapted works
Centre for English and Additional Languages Newsletter November issue
Lingnan Gardeners' Newsletter No.12
The 49th Volume of Cultural Studies@Lingnan
The 4th Volume of the electronic newsletter of the Bachelor of Social Sciences programme
The University received a donation of over 130 books from the Royal Thai Consulate-General in Hong Kong in celebration of the 60th birthday of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn of Thailand. The Thai collection spans a wide range of subjects from politics and economics to cooking, tourism, and journals on the visits of Her Royal Highness to China.
At the book unveiling reception held on 24 November, both Mr Aroon Jivasakapimas, Consul-General of the Royal Thai Consulate-General in Hong Kong and Prof Joshua Mok Ka-ho, Vice-President of Lingnan University hope that the collection would constitute a window into Thailand's rich diversity for Lingnan staff and students, and foster closer ties between Thailand and Hong Kong.
The Thai Collection at the Fong Sum Wood Library of Lingnan University is established in spring 2012 to commemorate the book donation made by the Royal Thai Consulate-General in Hong Kong. The Royal Thai Consulate-General's donation of over 130 titles in English, Chinese and Thai this time further enriched the Collection. Please visit the virtual collection online: http://www.library.ln.edu.hk/find/thai-collection.