About Us Introduction Advisory Board
Preamble
The School of Pharmacy in the Faculty of Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, was founded as a Department of Pharmacy in 1992. The first programme of the School was a 3-year Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) degree programme with honours, followed by a “4th” year internship training. In 2001, a revised curriculum that incorporated clinical pharmacy rotations as well as integrated teaching for the B.Pharm programme was implemented. A research based M.Phil. programme in Pharmacy followed by a Ph.D programme in Pharmacy was launched in September 1996. To support the development of clinical pharmacy in Hong Kong, a 2-year part-time Master of Clinical Pharmacy (M.Clin.Pharm.) degree programme was started in January 1997. In 2005, a 2-year part-time programme on Master of Science in Chinese Medicine and Herbal Drugs (MScCMHD) was started in conjunction with the School of Chinese Medicine, Faculty of Science, CUHK.
Members
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Chairman - Mr. Stephen Leung |
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Prof. Vincent HL Lee |
Mr. Abraham Chan |
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Prof. Juliana Chan |
Ms. Lily Chan |
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Ms. Victoria Chan |
Mr. Derek Sum |
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Ms. Connie Kong |
Dr. Stephen Lam |
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Ms. Margaret Lau |
Ms. Anna Lee |
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Dr. Benjamin S.C. Lee |
Dr. Hon Joseph Lee, SBS, JP |
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Dr. Scotty Luk |
Dr. Melvin Wong |
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Mr. Chris Lee |
Mr. Howard Yip |
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Mr. Brian Yiu |
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Terms of Reference:
1. The School of Pharmacy Advisory Board is constituted to provide advice and feedback on challenges and opportunities facing the School. Members of the Board, either individually or collectively as a team, are champions of the School’s educational, research, and outreach programs.
2. The composition of Board shall be as follows:
- Up to 20 prominent/influential individuals who are passionate about the quality, impact, and sustainability of programs in the School of Pharmacy, and
- The Director of the School of Pharmacy
3. The Chairman of this Board shall be appointed by the Vice-Chancellor, CUHK.
4. The Board shall meet 1-2 times a year. In between meetings, each board member will serve on an ad hoc task force on issues identified by the School as strategic to its future.
5. Membership of the Committee shall be reviewed every two years on a staggered basis except for the Director of the School of Pharmacy, who shall be a permanent member. The membership is renewable for 1 consecutive term of 2 years and may be re-appointed after an elapsed period of 4 years.