COMMUNICATION: THE FUTURE STARTS HERE Final Year Project Exhibition 2013
Associate of Arts in English for Professional Communication Associate of Arts in Communication and Public Relations
FYP Exhibition Floor Plan
Blue - AAEPC Student Projects Red - AAC&PR Student Projects
Venue Level 4, Purple Zone Podium, Academic Building 1
Date 25 April 2013 (Thursday) to 26 April 2013 (Friday)
Time 10.00 am - 7.00 pm (Thursday) 10.00 am - 4.30 pm (Friday)
Opening Ceremony 25 April 2013 at 2.00 pm
Closing Ceremony 26 April 2013 at 4.00 pm
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Content
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Floor Plan
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Senior Management of CCCU
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Forewords
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List of Supervisors
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AAEPC Project
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AAC&PR Projects
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Class List
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Awards and Scholarships
20
Students’ Reflections
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Contributors
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Senior Management of CCCU
NG, Glok Hong Jennifer Principal CHOI, Yiu Kuen Charlie Vice-Principal (Planning) LAU, Woon Yee Wanda Vice-Principal (Academic) WONG, Chan Pik Yuen Vice-Principal (Staffing) LEE, Ngok JP Senior Consultant MAH, Mui Leng Pauline Director of Quality Assurance
Senior Management of CCCU|Page 5
Foreword
The Final Year Projects of the Associate of Arts in English for Professional Communication (專業英語傳意副文學士) and the Associate of Arts in Communication and Public Relations (傳意及公共關係副文學士) are the crowning activity of many hours of student study, research, discussion and planning. The Projects bring together all the skills and knowledge that students of the Division of Languages and Communication have acquired over their two years with CCCU (the Community College of City University).
AAEPC FYP
This is now the second year for the AAEPC Final Year Project in its new approach - an individual project. On the basis of last year’s successful transition from group project to individual project, I am confident that we shall see the same inspired range of topics. In its new format the FYP provides a more focused and challenging preparation for further studies for which the ability to carry out research work and apply the appropriate academic skills is a must.
AAC&PR FYP
To give good hands-on experience of managing communication in a team, an important part of preparation for the workplace, and in the marketing-oriented, promotion-heavy PR field, students in the AACPR programme undertake a group FYP project. This requires close liaison with the external host organizations and, as you will see, the range of projects is impressive and gives students free rein to express their creativity while managing the requirements of the promotional exercise.
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Foreword
THANK YOUs
I would like to thank in particular the host organizations of the various AACPR projects who have demonstrated their confidence in the skills of our students by entrusting them with the job of carrying out a real-life promotional activity. Thanks are also due to our assessors for both the AAEPC and AACPR Final Year Projects. We are very grateful to them for the time and effort they have devoted to this activity and for bringing to bear on the project work they are assessing the professional scrutiny which ensures that our standards remain benchmarked against external criteria. Their support is greatly appreciated. My teaching colleagues have contributed their professional advice and guidance to our Year 2 students as they balance the requirements of the project (with all the demands it makes on their time and effort) against the ongoing demands of all their other courses, whether in their specialized core courses or in generic skills courses or in the mind-broadening general education courses all students now take as part of their education at CCCU. As usual, everyone has benefited from the support given by our ever-helpful colleagues in the Divisional General Office. Thank you to you all.
Duncan Hunter Head, Division of Languages and Communication
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Foreword
Welcome to the AAEPC-AAC&PR Project Exhibition! The posters that you see presented here are the products of research by AAEPC students. As long ago as last summer, students started working on their research projects. By the beginning of semester A, they had decided on their topic and by the end of the semester, they had produced a proposal. Apart from these posters, they also produce an oral presentation and an academic report. This year, unlike last year, the AAEPC students will be standing by their posters for some of the time so you will have an opportunity to ask them questions. The project exhibition is an opportunity to showcase what our AAEPC students have learnt on the programme, from thinking about English language usage in its various forms to appreciating the different aspects of communication in a broader sense. The project is a culmination of the range of courses from which students learn advanced language skills, professional writing, design and communication skills, research techniques and critical thinking skills. By the end of the two year AAEPC programme, all students are now able to demonstrate that they can conduct academic research, a skill that puts them in good stead when applying for bachelors degree programmes. We hope you enjoy the exhibition.
Kevin Forde Programme Leader, AAEPC
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Foreword
Thank you very much for coming and supporting the Year 2 AAC&PR students at this Exhibition. Your interest in their projects is most appreciated since the students have worked very hard on these projects, and their presentation of them, since September 2012. Much of the effort put forth during this academic year can be seen in these Final Year Project Booths. Each booth has three panels in which to describe both the project process as well as outcome. This Exhibition is an opportunity for the students to show how they carried out an authentic community-based project, evaluated its effectiveness and met their project objectives. It also provides them with an opportunity to visually depict the project using some formidable design skills. However, there is plenty that a walk around these booths might not clearly show including all of the preliminary brainstorming and discussion coming up with an idea for a project including identifying a host organization and securing sponsors. Work such as preparing proposals, executing Agreements, writing Minutes of meetings and submitting Thank You letters are not in evidence. The negotiation for venues, the handling of contributions, the contingency plans and the struggle to transport and store materials are not in evidence. These projects were immensely time-consuming and challenged the students’ communication skills at every turn. The gain in confidence and the ability to handle setbacks has been remarkable. Please enjoy this Exhibition. I would like to encourage you to talk with the students and ask them about their resilience in starting with nothing but their dreams and hopes and ending with these most impressive projects that you see here. Mary Tabarsi Tsang Programme Leader, AAC&PR
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FYP Supervisors
AAEPC
BURTON, Pauline
AAC&PR
CHENG, Venice
FORDE, Kevin
CHAN, Agnes
FUNG, Maria
ROO, Anna
ROGERS, Kate
TONG, Cicy
STONE, Derrick
TSANG, Mary YEUNG, Lester
Year and Class Representatives AAEPC
TANG Hei Tung, Erica Year Representative
AAC&PR
HAU Yan Ting, Rachel Year Representative
CHEUNG Yang Tung, Cherry Class Representative
LAM Yiu Ming, Gary
LEE Yiu Chung, Marco Class Representative
WONG Tsz Yan, Hana
Class Representative Class Representative YIP Yi Ling, Jolin
Class Representative
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E PC
AAEPC Projects Booth
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Name
Project Title
AU Kin Chun, Rico
Rhetoric in motivational speeches for rehabilitating gambling addicts
BOW Sze Wing, Phoebe
Humor- a Mixed Blessing: An Experiment on the Effectiveness of Cognitive and Affective Humor in Advertising
CHAN Lok Yiu, Ruby
An Investigation into the Differences between the Mother Tongue Influence of Cantonese and Mandarin speakers on their English Pronunciation
CHAN Shun Ling, Sharon
Leftover women: A study of the media effects on young women’s idea of the ‘LOW’ phenomenon
CHAN Wai Ting, Lorien
Exploring the relationship between emotions and social movements in protest lyrics
CHAN Wing Yeung, Darren
An investigation of how much Hong Kong students know about English Idioms
CHEN Ka Ki, Jasmine
What is the most important factor that helps Hong Kong people learn English?
CHEN Man Oi, Mandy
An investigation into the way that Hong Kong young adult couples express their anger in conversation
CHENG Ka Wai, Cecilia
The impact of newspapers on perception of self-identity and Mainland China among Hong Kong adults
CHEUNG Sin Lam, Jeanne
An investigation on the persuasiveness of communication style of Lancôme beauty products on three kinds of promotional vehicles
CHEUNG Yang Tung, Cherry
Eight-legged movie monster: The image of the spider in popular culture
CHOY Sin Yee, Wisca CHU Wai Sun, Vincent
Language Attitudes of CCCU students towards English and Putonghua An investigation on the variations of different phases of the development of Hip-Hop music in USA in terms of linguistic structure, imagery, influence on and position in the culture
CHUNG Siu Ki, Tatton
The Shawshank Redemption and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest: A Comparison
CUI Chuyi, Bee
Can Hong Kong students distinguish between British English and American English?
FAN Wing Yi, Tiffany
The impact of Mainland customers in Hong Kong on the buying behavior of local people towards luxury brands
FU Ka Man, Karman FUNG Sze Yui, Sze
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A Study of The Role of Rejection Sensitivity and Self-fulfilling prophecy Proposal Comparison of local and international song lyrics on social issues
AAEPC Projects Booth
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Name
Project Title
HO Sze Wing, Stephanie
A comparison of bridal shop presentation in Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok
KAM Pui Ying, Natalie
The Impact of Beauty Bloggers on Consumers’ Perception & Willingness to Purchase Cosmetics
LAM Kit Ling, Chloris
Common English errors made by Hong Kong teenagers
LAM Shan Shan, Rita
A Study of Ferero Rocher Advertisements
LAU Ka Wing, Kimmy
A Comparison of slang texting between Hong Kong secondary and tertiary students.
LAW Ching Fung, Leslie
An analysis of the effectiveness of Nike’s TV commercials on young people in Hong Kong
LEE Ho Man, Jonathan
Attracted or Not: The Effects of “Celebrity Tutors” in Tutorial Schools’ Advertising on Senior Secondary School Students
LEE Ho Yin, Jeff
A Study of Newspaper Language in The Standard and South China Morning Post
LEE Wing Hung, Apple
An Investigation into the Differences in Language between Hard News & Entertainment News
LEE Yiu Chung, Marco
Young and Middle-aged Men and Women Looking for Love and Sex: A Study of Online Personal Advertisements in Hong Kong
LEUNG Mei Po, Mable
An Investigation on the Effectiveness of Slogans of Hong Kong Government’s Commercials on Adults’ Attitudes
LI Wai Hang, Barnaby
From Media to Society: False Portrayals of Gay Men and Lesbians
LI Yin Wah, Vicky
An Investigation of Korean Skincare Advertising on Young People’s Perception and Purchase Intention
LO Kar Man, Julia
An investigation on the representation of bars in Lan Kwai Fong, Mongkok and Lamma Island in Hong Kong
MA Ka Ki, Cedar
Which one rings true? Hong Kong young adults’ view of the adaptation of The Lord of the Rings from book to film
NG Po Kit, Matthew
A study of perception of sarcasm between the British and the American people
NGAI Lo Ying, Joanna
Children: The New advertising Tool
PONG Hiu Yeung, Nessa
A study on the effectiveness of using scent to enhance brand memory
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AAEPC Projects Booth
37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55
Name
Project Title
SHAHANI Roshni
Which of two companies is more effective at targeting mainland customers, Chow Sang Sang or Chow Tai Fook?
SINGH Harmeet
An Analysis on the Use of Language in Football Newspaper Reports
STEVENSON Huien Sarah
A reflection of different self-concept levels
SUEN Yuk Yan, Yandy
Cyber-bullying: its causes and influence on young people in Hong Kong
SZE-TO Yeuk Hei, Tammy
Can English literature help learners of English in terms of English learning?
TAHIR Sidera
Selling sex: The impact of sex appeal in advertisements on self-image development in Hong Kong young people
TANG Hei Tung, Erica
Is Mainland-accented Cantonese a beauty or a beast? A study of the relationship between negative stereotyping and language attitudes in Hong Kong
TANG Man Tat, Gaspar
The art of persuasion: A comparison between propaganda media and techniques in Legislative Council election materials
TSANG Wai Yan, Jason
Counterculture in Hong Kong: The Case of the Local Underground Rock Music Scene
TSE Kwai Ying, Theresa
An Investigation into Interpretations of males and females towards a music video of Lady Gaga’s Bad Romance
WONG Lok Tung, Maggie
Online Impression Formation on Facebook
WONG Nga Ki, Katie
The invasion of K-pop: An investigation into the popularity of Korean Pop Music in Hong Kong
WONG Shuk Yu, Fish
A Study on Communication Strategies Used in YouTube Makeup Tutorial Videos
WONG Sze Lam, Tiffany
When East meets West: A study of cultural implications for translation in Ezra Pound’s “Cathay”
WONG Ting Hin, Jordan
An investigation of how fashion advertisements attract Hong Kong male teenagers
WONG Yin Ling, Tracy
A comparative study of how event organizers promote their Halloween functions
WU Lok Yee, Karen
A study of the techniques and the effectiveness of mental imagery in athletes
WU Wai Yin, Stephenie
An Investigation on the Impact of Jingles in Commercials on Product Recall and Feelings
YAU Yic Hung, Joshua
Deeper than words: Immersion and storytelling in videogames
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CPR &
AAC&PR Projects Booth
Project Title
Host
Coffeeholic
1
Coffeeholic
Coffee Lover
2
We Live As ONE
Rainbow of Hong Kong
3
Group and Student Names (* = Team Leader)
Alive in Life
LAZARUS Hospice & Ministry
CHEUNG, Hoi Yan Dora* FUNG, Wing Lam Fish LAU, Po Yan Ulrica TO, Ching Yeung Fiona We Live As ONE LI, Tung Yee Gladys TSE, Fong Ting Fontane WONG, Mei Yin Chace* Rush Hour Buddies LAM, Shuk Ling Fiona* LAM, Yiu Ming Gary LEUNG, Wai Fung DonDon WONG, Tsz Yan Hana
4
Beloved Voice
Hong Kong New Media Limited
Beloved Voice CHAN, Pak Lam Berlin KAN, Wai Sheung Stacy LEE, Man Lok Raymond* WONG, Huen Yan Yaas
5
Peace by Pieces
LMC – Love Multi Culture Lady Maclehose Centre
Peace by Pieces CHEUNG, Hiu Tung Rae* YUEN, Wai Ting Candy
6 7 8 9
Love RES
Let Trade Be Fair
Nov-1
Fair Trade Hong Kong Foundation
Greeners Action
Food Waste Fighter
Darkroom Alive
The Photocrafters
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Love RES CHAN, Shuk Kwan Wendy* CHAN, Sze Man Zara CHEUNG, Hiu Shan Shan LEUNG, See Wai Vicky Let Trade Be Fair CHAN, Lai Yiu Maris CHOI, Ho Ting Candy* LAM, Ting Wai Rikku WONG, Yan Yu Yannis Food Waste Fighter MA, Yin Ching Emma* PANG, Wing Shan Candice WONG, Sheung Long Long LEUNG Yan Hung Rainbow Darkroom Alive LI, Lik Tung Nick LOK, Hong Yu Kary* NG, Wai Yiu Yoyo YIP, Yi Ling Jolin
AAC&PR Projects Booth
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Group and Student Names (* = Team Leader)
Project Title
Host
Do Leather Yourself
BEIS Leather Workshop
Do Leather Yourself CHENG, Hiu Lam Doris CHUI, Ka Yue Kathy LEUNG, Cho Yiu Yoyo* LIU, Tsz Him Issac
La Madeleine de Proust
The Happy Elves CHAN, Yi Tung Zoey CHIU, Yuet Ting Yuki HAU, Yan Ting* Rachel TO, Yuk Chung Kinki
French Sweet Journey
Laugh Out Louder
TakeOut Comedy Club
Alazizi Children’s Books Donation Project
Alazizi Artventureland
14
Miraculous Help
Mental Health Foundation
15
Share Indie music with your friends
Stage-Tube.com
13
16
Handsgiving
Hong Kong Sign Language Association
17
A Kiss of Magic
Dream Magic
18
Race for the Precious Moment
Autism Children Foundation
19
X Your Dream
hk city radio
Laugh Out Louder KAN Kin Tung Tim* WU Lok Tung Melody YUEN Wing Tung Cara FUNG See Ki Seeki Children’s Books4You CHAN, Chi Ying Cherry* CHAN, Ka Lo Lulu CHIU, Kuen Ping Cloudie HO, Ming Chu Yuki Miraculous Help IP, Man Chun Man LAI, Cheuk Tung Clara* LAM, Hoi Yan Jasmine WONG, Yan Ting Yan City On Stage CHU, Nga Chung Betty FONG, Ka Yi Carly* TSANG, Lai Ling Avery LAW, Ying Luen Jun S Ladies HA, Wing Yee Renee NGAI, Hoi Yan Anna* ROUE, Hiu Ki Hiki YU, Pui Ying Inez A Kiss of Magic CHAN, Ka Yan Yanka LIAO, Yuen Ying Jenny SIU, Hei Ting Vivienne WONG, Yuk Mei May* Race for the Precious Moment CHAN, Wai Ting Kristy MOK, Yuen Kwan Monchi SIU, Mung Wing Judy TSOI, Kwan Yi Josie X Your Dream TSE, Tsz Ying Phoebe
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Class of 2012 to 2013 - AAEPC
AU Kin Chun, Rico
KAM Pui Ying, Natalie
STEVENSON Huien Sarah
BOW Sze Wing, Phoebe
LAM Kit Ling, Chloris
SUEN Yuk Yan, Yandy
CHAN Lok Yiu, Ruby
LAM Shan Shan, Rita
SZE-TO Yeuk Hei, Tammy
CHAN Shun Ling, Sharon
LAU Ka Wing, Kimmy
TAHIR Sidera
CHAN Wai Ting, Lorien
LAW Ching Fung, Leslie
TANG Hei Tung, Erica
CHAN Wing Yeung, Darren
LEE Ho Man, Jonathan
TANG Man Tat, Gaspar
CHEN Ka Ki, Jasmine
LEE Ho Yin, Jeff
TSANG Wai Yan, Jason
CHEN Man Oi, Mandy
LEE Wing Hung, Apple
TSE Kwai Ying, Theresa
CHENG Ka Wai, Cecilia
LEE Yiu Chung, Marco
WONG Lok Tung, Maggie
CHEUNG Sin Lam, Jeanne
LEUNG Mei Po, Mable
WONG Nga Ki, Katie
CHEUNG Yang Tung, Cherry
LI Wai Hang, Barnaby
WONG Shuk Yu, Fish
CHOY Sin Yee, Wisca
LI Yin Wah, Vicky
WONG Sze Lam, Tiffany
CHU Wai Sun, Vincent
LO Kar Man, Julia
WONG Ting Hin, Jordan
CHUNG Siu Ki, Tatton
MA Ka Ki, Cedar
WONG Yin Ling, Tracy
CUI Chuyi, Bee
NG Po Kit, Matthew
WU Lok Yee, Karen
FAN Wing Yi, Tiffany
NGAI Lo Ying, Joanna
WU Wai Yin, Stephenie
FU Ka Man, Karman
PONG Hiu Yeung, Nessa
YAU Yic Hung, Joshua
FUNG Sze Yui, Sze
SHAHANI Roshni
HO Sze Wing, Stephanie
SINGH Harmeet
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Class of 2012 to 2013 - AAC&PR
CHAN Chi Ying, Cherry
IP Man Chun, Man
PANG Wing Shan, Candice
CHAN Ka Lo, Lulu
KAN Kin Tung, Tim
ROUE Hiu Ki, Hiki
CHAN Ka Yan, Yanka
KAN Wai Sheung, Stacy
SIU Hei Ting,Vivienne
CHAN Lai Yiu, Maris
LAI Cheuk Tung, Clara
SIU Mung Wing, Judy
CHAN Pak Lam, Berlin
LAM Hoi Yan, Jasmine
TO Ching Yeung, Fiona
CHAN Shuk Kwan, Wendy
LAM Shuk Ling, Fiona
TO Yuk Chung, Kinki
CHAN Sze Man, Zara
LAM Ting Wai, Rikku
TSANG Lai Ling, Avery
CHAN Wai Ting, Kristy
LAM Yiu Ming, Gary
TSE Fong Ting, Fontane
CHAN Yi Tung, Zoey
LAU Po Yan, Uirica
TSE Tsz Ying, Phoebe
CHENG Hiu Lam, Doris
LAW Ying Luen, Jun
TSOI Kwan Yi, Josie
CHEUNG Hiu Shan, Shan
LEE Man Lok, Raymond
WONG Yuk Mei, May
CHEUNG Hiu Tung, Rae
LEUNG Cho Yiu, YoYo
WONG Huen Yan, Yanas
CHEUNG Hoi Yan, Dora
LEUNG See Wai, Vicky
WONG Mei Yin, Chace
CHIU Kuen Ping, Cloudie
LEUNG Wai Fung, DonDon
WONG Sheung, Long Long
CHIU Yuet Ting, Yuki
LEUNG Yan Hung, Rainbow
WONG Tsz Yan, Hana
CHOI Ho Ting, Candy
LI Lik Tung, Nick
WONG Yan Ting, Yan
CHU Nga Chung, Betty
LI Tung Yee, Gladys
WONG Yan Yu, Yannis
CHUI Ka Yue, Kathy
LIAO Yuen Ying, Jenny
WU Lok Tung, Melody
FONG Ka Yi, Carly
LIU Tsz Him, Issac
YIP Yi Ling, Jolin
FUNG See Ki, Seeki
LOK Hong Yu, Kary
YU Pui Ying, Inez
FUNG Wing Lam, Fish
MA Yin Ching, Emma
YUEN Wai Ting, Candy
HA Wing Yee, Renee
MOK Yuen Kwan, Monchi
YUEN Wing Tung, Cara
HAU Yan Ting, Rachel
NG Wai Yiu, Yoyo
HO Ming Chu, Yuki
NGAI Hoi Yan, Anna
AAC&PR|Class list of 2012-2013|Page 19
Awards and Scholarships AAEPC Self-financing Post-secondary Education Fund, 2012-2013 Award Amount (HK$) Awardee
Outstanding Performance Scholarship 30,000 Au Kin Chun, Rico Outstanding Performance Scholarship 30,000 Lee Ho Man, Jonathan Best Progress Award 10,000 Cheung Wang, Nick Talent Development Scholarship 10,000 Ho On Yiu, Angie Talent Development Scholarship 10,000 Lau Wing Mei, Kumiko Reaching Out Award 10,000 Mirchandani, Kevin
Community College of City University Awards, 2012-2013 Award Amount (HK$) Awardee
CCCU Scholarships 6,000 CHEUNG Yang Tung, Cherry
AAC&PR Self-financing Post-secondary Education Fund, 2012-2013 Award Amount (HK$) Awardee Outstanding Performance Scholarship Outstanding Performance Scholarship Best Progress Award for 2011-2012 Reaching Out Award Reaching Out Award
30,000 30,000 10,000 10,000 10,000
Chan Shuk Kwan, Wendy Wong Mei Yin, Chase Leung Hiu Yi, Margaret Cheung Hoi Yan, Dora Wong Tsz Yan, Hana
Community College of City University Awards, 2012-2013 Award Amount (HK$) Awardee
CCCU Scholarships 6,000 Fong Ka Yi, Carly Outstanding Student Leader Scholarship 6,000 Choi Ho Ting, Candy Academic Improvement Scholarship 6,000 Fung Wing Lam, Fish Shin Hing Most Improved Student Award, 1,000 Choi Ho Ting, Candy 2011-2012
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Students’ Reflections
AAEPC It is not a chance for me to show my skills only. It is a way to develop my creativity in designing world. To cope with different people from various fields, I am encouraged by their ideas and efforts. Thus, I enjoy it!
---Cecilia CHENG
“It is my honor to participate in arranging my classmates’ hardworks to public. The works show not just our academic effort but also are representations of support that we have given to each other. At last, I would like to thank for our supervisors and all other members who have partcipated in the exhibition.” ---Erica TANG What a chance! I am glad that I be the FYP Exhibition Committee and work together with our friends in C&PR. I would like to thanks Cicy for giving me the opportunity to take a blast! After all, I hope our effort can impress our visitors. Final Year Project is not an easy task, your support is the biggest support ever.
---Jason TSANG
AAC&PR “It is my pleasure helping in the FYP exhibition this year. It gave me an unforgettable experience in my school life. I hope everyone will enjoy the two days exhibition withour effort!
---Betty CHU
“The Final Year Project provides us a valuable opportunity to cooperate with the local organizations. It is not merely a project for us, but also is the chance to act as a real PR! Moreover, we are also responsible for the preparation work of project exhibition to present our achievements. It would definitely become our unforgettable memories!!” ---Fish FUNG “Working with students from EPC and C&PR in designing promotion materials and setting up the exhibition is a great experience for me definitely. Hopefully, all the materials that produced including this booklet can bring back those pleasant memories during the time we were getting along with each other.” ---Renee HA “For me, I believe that it is a rural chance for us to take more responsibility to practice what we have leant from the courses. Although we were not very sophisticated in handling the challenges but all of us tried our best to overcome them. Finally, our PR campaign was very successful.” ---Zoey CHAN
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Contributors
FYP Exhibition Committee Chair Ms Cicy TONG
FYP Exhibition Programme Coordinators AAEPC Alumni Cheryl Chung Fysh Wong AAEPC Cecilia CHENG Erica TANG Jason TSANG AAC&PR Betty CHU Fish FUNG Renee HA Zoey CHAN
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Contributors
FYP Exhibition Master of Ceremony AAEPC Cherry CHEUNG Harmeet SINGH AAC&PR Dora CHEUNG Jun LAW
FYP Exhibition Helpers AAEPC
Angela, Angus, Bonnie, Cherry, Dora, Felix, Geoffrey, Isabelle, Katrina, Karen Keanne, Kishwar, Kumiko, Nicky, Nicole, Tobey, Yannie
AAC&PR
Acid, Bobo, Chloe, Debbie, Dennus, Dicky, Hilda, Keith, Leila, Ronald, Ruby, Steve, Stephanie, Tina, Vivian
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