The Chinese University of Hong Kong Communication Visiting Scholar Program 2014
The Chinese University of Hong Kong Communication Visiting Scholar Program 2014
Media Ethics in the Digital Age
Introduction
Since its initiation in 2008, the widely received CUHK Communication Visiting Scholar Program has been organized annually by the School of Journalism and Communication at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. The Program aims to promote academic exchange and links among Chinese-speaking scholars in cultural China, improve the quality of research of the Chinese research community, and represent the School as the centripetal center of Chinese communication research.
Program Theme 2014
The Centre for Chinese Media and Comparative Communication Research (the C-Centre) of the School of Journalism and Communication is enthusiastic to announce the research theme for the upcoming Seventh Chinese University Communication Visiting Scholar Program in 2014 as " Media Ethics in the Digital Age". Instigated by the theme, the C-Center will organize talks, sharing sessions and a two-day workshop related to studies of media ethics for worldwide Chinese scholars who are interested in the topic. The visiting scholars are expected to stay in Hong Kong for up to one month from 13 January 2014 to carry out intensive academic exchange and research. The School will provide a daily living allowance of HK$300 and accommodation for each visiting scholar.
Workshop Details
Date: 17-18 January 2014
Venue: Room312, Humanities Building, New Asia College, CUHK
Content: The visiting scholars will present papers on the theme of “Media Ethics in the Digital Age”. CUHK faculty members and research students are encouraged to participate in the stimulating discussion after the presentations.
Medium of Presentation and Discussion: Mandarin
Participant List (in alphabetical order)
| Name | Position and Institution |
| Chen Chang Feng | Professor, School of Journalism and Communication, Tsinghua University |
| Chen Jing Jing | Associate Professor, The Journalism Department, Humanities College, Yunnan University |
| Hong Fang Chi | Doctor candidate, School of Journalism, Fudan University |
| Huang Yu Kai | Assistant Professor, Department of Culture and Creative Enterprise Management, Nanhua University |
| Li Ying | Lecturer, School of Media and Communication, Shenzhen University |
| Lin Yu Ling | Professor, The Journalism Department, Shih-Hsin University |
| Liu Huei Ling | Assistant Professor, Graduate Institute of Arts Administration and Management, Taipei University of the Arts |
| Liu Zheng | Lecturer, School of Humanities & Communication, Zhejiang Gongshang University |
| Lo Ven-hwei | Professor, School of Journalism and Communication, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| Lu Juan | Associate Professor, School of Art and Mass Media, Beijing Technology and Business University |
| Pan Xiang Hui | Associate Professor, School of Communication, East China Normal University |
| So York Kee | Professor, School of Journalism and Communication, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
| Su Herng | Professor, Department of Journalism, Chengchi University |
| Wang Chen Yao | Associate Professor, School of Journalism and Communication, Nanjing University |
The Annual Workshop Committee
Prof. Joseph Chan (Standing Co-Convener)
Prof. Ven-hwei Lo (Theme Co-Convener)
Prof. Christine Huang
Prof. Annisa Lee
Prof. Francis Lee
Prof. Eric Ma
Prof. Jack Qiu
Enquiry
Ms. Winkie LUI
Phone: 3943 5353
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