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Prof. DRUZIN Bryan

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Professor DRUZIN Bryan

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Bryan Druzin (唐宇) joined the Faculty of Law in 2012. He has a keen interest in inter-disciplinary research and applied legal theory. Prof. Druzin's chief research interests lie at the intersection of legal theory and contract law with a strong emphasis upon law and economics. He has published extensively in this area in a variety of leading journals. Prof. Druzin received his B.A. (history) as well as LL.B. from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. After working at a Canadian NGO advocating for criminal law reform, he went on to complete a LL.M. in 2008 at the University of British Columbia, focusing upon the area of spontaneous ordering in relation to contract. Prof. Druzin completed his PhD at King's College London. His doctoral work focused upon the idea of spontaneous law: normative structures not created by the authority of nation states but rather generated from the bottom-up. In this respect, his research exhibits a decidedly inter-disciplinary approach, drawing upon many aspects of evolutionary game theory, law and economics, and the literature on law and norms.

Prof. Druzin is currently researching various applications of theories developed in his doctoral work. These are quite varied and range from such topics as rapid normative changes in Chinese Internet censorship to the private ordering potential of public international law. Selected areas of non-legal interest include: linguistic theory, sociology, economics, and meta-ethics. Prof. Druzin previously held a lectureship at the School of Law at Brunel University where he taught classes in International trade law, Company law, and Constitutional law. Prof. Druzin is fluent in Mandarin having lived in Taipei, Taiwan for approximately ten years where he worked for many years in the private sector.

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Committee on Student Discipline

Terms of Reference

To develop, recommend to the Assembly and periodically keep in view the Code of Conduct for students, both as members of the College and as hostel residents
To develop, recommend to the Assembly and periodically keep in view the Disciplinary Procedures for handling student misconduct
To form Disciplinary Panels to hear, decide and where necessary recommend penalties in the case of complaints on student misconduct
In the event of appeals against the decision of the Disciplinary Panels to act as the appellant body and to rule on the appeal
To refer cases to the Senate Committee on Student Discipline where required by University Regulations, because of

(a) the nature of the alleged offence,
(b) the severity of the penalty recommended, or
(c) an appeal against a decision of the Committee

To handle any other tasks assigned by the Assembly of Fellows
To be accountable to Assembly of Fellows

Members

Professor HALL Stephen (Chairperson)
Professor HANSON EDWARDS Jette
Professor HSU Ning Vernon
Professor LEE Tin Lap
Professor LO Chi Fai Edward
Dr NG Siu Kuen Robert

Committee on Staffing and Budget

Terms of Reference

To receive the annual income estimate and advise on the annual expenditure budget of the College
Upon the request of the Master to advise on any other staffing matters within the College.
To handle any other tasks assigned by the Assembly of Fellows
To be accountable to Assembly of Fellows

Members

Professor CHAN Wai-Yee (Chairperson)
Professor AU Kwok Keung Thomas
Professor HSU Ning Vernon
Professor KIELY Jan
Professor LI Tjonnie Guang Feng
Professor TEOH Jeremy Yuen-Chun

Committee on Student Affairs

Terms of Reference

To advise and make recommendations to the College on matters relating to student affairs
To implement student development policies and programmes in relation to student affairs*
To plan and organize pastoral care and counseling for students, and to develop a plan and procedure for professional referral in cases where such a need is detected
To administer the College's student development programmes
To advise and assist the development of student bodies
In collaboration with the Committee on College Life to advise and assist the organization of student activities
To handle any other tasks assigned by the Assembly of Fellows
To be accountable to Assembly of Fellows

(* Programmes and activities will be handled by the Committee on College Life and mentorship, internship and service will be handled by the Committee on Mentorship, Internship and Service.)

Members

Professor AU Kwok Keung Thomas (Chairperson, Dean of Students, ex-officio member)
Professor CHAIR Sek Ying
Mr LAM Ho Fung
Professor TEOH Jeremy Yuen-Chun

Committee on Service

Terms of Reference

To plan and seek service opportunities (both in and outside Hong Kong) for students, including social entrepreneurship opportunities, with emphasis on educational benefits
In collaboration with the Committee on General Education to promote integration of service activities with College General Education
To regularly review the effectiveness of service programmes, and to plan quality improvements
To handle any other tasks assigned by the Assembly of Fellows
To be accountable to Assembly of Fellows

(* It is expected that this Committee will work closely with the Committee on Student Affairs.)

Members

Professor TAI Pui Kuen Amos (Chairperson)
Professor CHAIR Sek Ying
Professor JIANG Yuanan
Professor WONG Hei Sunny
Dr LEUNG Hoi Tik Alvin
Ms NG Wai Ching Irene

Prof. DRUZIN Bryan

Committee on Student Discipline

Committee on Staffing and Budget

Committee on Student Affairs

Committee on Service

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