Organizational Structure
Organizational Structure for Knowledge Exchange (KE)
The University has a well defined internal structure to support and enhance knowledge exchange (KE) activities across all disciplines.
KE Executive Group
At the management level, the Executive Group comprising the following members oversees strategic developments in KE across the whole institution:
Chairman
- Professor Max Shen, Vice-President and Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research), Acting Director of Knowledge Exchange Office
Deputy Chairman
- Professor Anderson Shum, Associate Vice-President (Research and Innovation)
Members
- Professor Wallace C H Choy, Associate Director of Knowledge Exchange Office
- Professor Rainbow T H Ho, Associate Director of Knowledge Exchange Office
- Dr Stephanie K Y Ma, Associate Director of Knowledge Exchange Office
Secretary
- Dr Tiffany Ying, Assistant Director of Knowledge Exchange Office, Assistant Registrar
KE Working Group
The KE Working Group, comprising the Executive Group members and the following representatives from Faculties and non-Faculty-based units, is responsible for co-ordinating the implementation of strategic KE initiatives:
- Professor Wilson W S Lu, Associate Dean (Research), Architecture
- Professor John Carroll, Associate Dean (Global), Arts
- Professor Chen Lin, Associate Dean (Research and Knowledge Exchange), Business and Economics
- Professor C H Chu, Associate Dean (External Relations), Dentistry
- Dr Manwa L Ng, Associate Dean (Outreach and Engagement), Education
- Professor S C Wong, Associate Dean (Development and External Relations), Engineering
- Ms Amanda Whitfort, Director of Knowledge Exchange and Impact, Law
- Professor Gabriel M Leung, Dean, Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine
- Professor Xuechen Li,, Associate Dean (Research & Graduate Studies), Science
- Professor K W Fu, Professor, Journalism and Media Studies Centre, Social Sciences
- Ms Flora Ng, Chief Information Officer / University Librarian, University Libraries
KE Network
To effectively promote KE, a KE Network has been formed, which is expected to grow over time to include all colleagues interested in KE. Colleagues are welcome to contact the Knowledge Exchange Office if they would like to join the KE Network.
KE Office
On the administration side, the Knowledge Exchange Office (KEO) supports the development of a long-term strategy for KE at the institutional level, liaises with Faculties, other academic units and administrative offices in promoting KE, and co-ordinates the University’s communication with the University Grants Committee on KE matters.