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            WELCOME MESSAGE






            “Through jointly publishing newsletters with CUHKMAA, we
            wish to keep our alumni connected and informed of the latest

            developments in both the Association and the Faculty.”

                                                   - Professor Enders Ng Kwok-wai

                                                    Associate Dean (Alumni Affairs), Faculty of Medicine




                                                  t is an undeniable fact that the very first issue of CUHK Medical Alumni
                                                Inewsletter, which is a new collaborating initiative between the CUHK
                                                 Medical Alumni Association (CUHKMAA) and the Faculty of Medicine,
                                                 is a very successful one, and we have received a lot of good comments
                                                 and feedbacks in the past few months.
                                                 This success actually rode on the very strong foundation laid by CUHK
                                                 MAA who had previously published a large series of newsletters.
                                                 The newsletters, (Fig.1) were the products of the relentless efforts by
                                                 generations and generations of council members of the Association over
                                                 the years. It is understandable that it was a hard job for the editorial board
                                                 members in those days, because most of them then were busy doctors with
                                                 heavy clinical workload in their daily duties. Resources, not only budgetary
                                                 but also manpower, are very important to make things successful and
                                                 sustainable. It is, therefore, the Faculty’s wish to join hands with CUHKMAA
                                                 to enhance the efforts to connect and communicate with our alumni.

            Since I was appointed as the Associate Dean of
            Alumni Affairs last year, I have been thinking
            how we could gather the hearts of over
            3,000  medical  alumni  back  to  their
            alma mater. Through jointly publishing
            newsletters with CUHKMAA, we wish to
            keep our alumni connected and informed of
            the latest developments in both the Association
            and the Faculty. While the sense of belonging
            we wish to see from the present and future
            alumni is very abstract, it is an invaluable
            asset to the Faculty and the University.
            As our Dean of the Faculty of Medicine,
            Professor Francis K L Chan, mentioned in
            the last issue, it is the strength of unity that
            matters.  Your support is, therefore, the most
            important driving force to all of us. With that, our
            Medical School shall excel and become the best of             Fig. 1 Newsletters published previously
                                                                          by CUHKMAA
            the best.

            PS: Due to the overwhelming response to the Medic Bear, we are now working on a Bear in surgical gown. Very soon you will have
            choices to match your profession.
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