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School of Arts and Social Sciences

Mr Ben Wong, Lecturer, got his MPhil from the University of Hong Kong (HKU). He has taught at the Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, Polytechnic University (PolyU) and Lingnan University. Mr Wong was a scriptwriter for films such as Wu Yen and Help!!!, which was showcased at the Berlin International Film Festival. His book Love Stories of Papa and Mama was voted one of the Ten Best Books in 2005 in a poll conducted by the Sun Hung Kai Properties Book Club. His works have also been included in collections such as The Best Short Stories of Hong Kong in the 20th Century. His teaching areas are creative arts, contemporary Chinese literature and literature/film studies.

Dr Carmen Lee, Lecturer in English and Linguistics, completed her doctoral degree in Linguistics at Lancaster University in England. She obtained her BA and MPhil from HKU. Dr Lee was a Research Assistant at HKU, an Assistant Language Instructor at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, and a part-time tutor at the OUHK. She has done research and published on social aspects of language and literacy, particularly in the area of multilingualism on the Internet. In her leisure time, she enjoys taking photos and reading novels.

Dr Wong Chi-hung, Lecturer, has a BA and a PhD in Contemporary Chinese Literature from HKU. He has previously worked at HKU, the Hong Kong Institute of Education and the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) -- Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Community College. He enjoys reading and playing the guitar.

Lee Shau Kee School of Business and Administration

Ms Shi Xuemei, Lecturer in Law, has an LLB from Fudan University, Shanghai, China and an LLM from Boston University, US. She previously taught at the Law School of the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. Ms Shi enjoys reading, listening to music and travelling.

Dr Woo Ka-shing, Assistant Professor in Marketing, has an MBA from the University of Stirling, UK and a PhD from University of Nottingham, UK. Before joining the OUHK, he taught at the Business School of Aston University. His research areas include service quality and customer satisfaction. During his leisure time, he loves watching musical performances and playing football.

Dr William So, Lecturer in Marketing and Management, was an executive in several multinational corporations responsible for business development in Asia and has served as a part-time tutor for postgraduate courses at the OUHK. A graduate of the OUHK's Bachelor of Social Sciences programme, Dr So also has an MA in Public Administration from the University of Leicester, UK, an MBA from the University of Strathclyde, UK, an MSc in Business Economics from CUHK and a DBA from PolyU.

School of Education and Languages

Mr Vincent Wong, Lecturer, has a BA (Hons) in English, an MA in Linguistics and an MEd in Educational Management and Curriculum Studies from CUHK, and is currently studying for his EdD. He has taught at the secondary school and university levels, served as a staff trainer, public exam assessor and marker, as well as instructor for the HKSAR Education Bureau. In his leisure time, Mr Wong has been invited to offer debate and speech training for school teachers and students and to serve as an adjudicator for territory-wide competitions organized by the government and press.

Dr Jack Shu, Lecturer, has an MA and a PhD from the University of Warwick, UK. He loves drama and learning from other people's stories, so he is eager to include drama and narratives in his teaching and research. Dr Shu has worked as an editor for magazines and dictionaries, and as a teacher and a researcher in adult and secondary education institutions, including the HKSAR Education Bureau, mainly developing drama curricula. Dr Shu also writes, translates and composes lyrics for the stage and other media, and enjoys reading and going to the theatre.

Dr Chan Chi-wai, Assistant Professor, obtained his BSocSc (Hons), DipEd, MEd in Educational Administration, MA in Christian Studies and EdD in Educational Policy from CUHK. He has served as a School Development Officer and part-time lecturer at CUHK; and as teacher, panel head and principal of a secondary school. Dr Chan was also involved in training aspiring school principals. His research interests include school effectiveness, education finance, and educational planning and development. Dr Chan enjoys reading on a variety of subjects.