Student Committee and Residential Student Adviser Team
Of the students, by the students, for the studentsStudent Committee (SC)
SC Mission
1. To enrich the residential experience through organizing social, academic and career development events in the College.
2. To advance cooperation among the College’s teams and clubs for the common good.
SC Structure and Responsibilities
The SC comprises 6 functional divisions, with each division led by a Residential Student Adviser serving on the SC Management Team:
- Facilities
- Finance
- Media
- Welfare
- Academics
- Careers
Why join the SC?
1. Cross-functional learning:
SC members will have the opportunity to work across all 6 divisions to gain experience in project management and residential administration.
2. Long-term development:
SC members will also receive mentoring from the SC Management Team on designing and delivering resident-centred initiatives.
The SC is committed to preparing residents for leadership roles within the Committee as well as the College.
Eligibility
The SC welcomes applicants from all backgrounds; both new and returning residents are encouraged to apply.
Previous experience in student organizations is a plus but not a must.
Contact of Student Committee
Tutor-in-charge
Dr. Feiyang Zhang (feiyang@hku.hk)
Ms. Mun Kay Ho (kayho99@connect.hku.hk)
The Undergraduate and Postgraduate (UG/PG) Representatives
The Undergraduate and Postgraduate (UG/PG) Representatives are elected by the College to lead the Student Committee, a group of passionate people working together to advocate for resident welfare and improve the SHC experience.
The UG and PG Representatives are supported by the Residential Student Advisers in fostering communication between residents and College management, as well as implementing policies to address resident concerns.
Additional responsibilities of the Student Committee include helping new residents adapt to College life and facilitating resident-centred initiatives in the College.
Undergraduate Representative (UG Rep.)
Justin Lau
Postgraduate Representative (PG Rep.)
Ann Yang
Floor Representatives
Overall, the Floor Representatives (FRs) will be responsible for organizing and management of the floor, along with the Tutor in charge.
1. The voting/selection process for the FRs is outlined below:
Residents are encouraged to step forward as nominees. The nominees will then be put to vote, by show of hands. The nominee with the most number of votes, wins the election process.
- If no resident steps forward, every resident will be put forward as a nominee. The election process will be by show of hands.
- The nominee with the most number of votes is elected as Floor Representative.
- Any volunteer, in the absence of which the nominee with the second highest number of votes will help the FR complete their duties/ responsibilities in case of their sickness/ absence due to any other reasons.
2. The basic responsibilities/ guidelines for FRs are as follows:
- Conducting monthly floor meetings.
- Collecting votes for election of Student Committee Members
- Encouraging at least one activity amongst floormates on a monthly basis, such as dinner, hike, cookout or trip.
- Maintaining floor fee fund, for extra groceries and toiletries.
- Communicating with the Tutor in case of any difficulties, concerns or queries.
- Assist the Tutor in the dissemination of information. as may be required through WhatsApp groups.
Residential Student Advisers
We’re thrilled to introduce the Residential Student Adviser (RSA) team. Our experienced and diverse RSAs are here to support you throughout your stay at our vibrant student community.
Whether you need academic guidance, personal support, or assistance with college resources, our RSAs are ready to help. Don’t hesitate to reach out to them at rsashunhing@gmail.com with any concerns or questions you may have.
At Shun Hing College, we believe in fostering a supportive and inclusive community. Our RSAs will be organizing engaging activities and events to help you connect with fellow residents and create lasting memories.
Take advantage of the support and resources our RSAs offer, whether it’s academic planning, personal challenges, or simply someone to talk to. We’re committed to helping you thrive during your time at Shun Hing College.
Welcome to our community!
Sylvia Kwok
Year 3
Dentistry
Advising Areas
- Extracurriculars for dental students
- Scholarship applications
- Cantonese / Mandarin learning for international students
- Adapting to life in Hong Kong
- Organizing your own event at SHC
Justin Lau
Year 3
French and Sociology
Advising Areas
- University writing skills (CAES courses, IELTS)
- Career planning and internship applications
- Cantonese / Mandarin learning for international students
- Mental health and well-being
- Organizing your own event at SHC
Mingoo Lee
Year 3
Biomedical Sciences and Finance
Advising Areas
- Research opportunities at HKU
- Career planning and internship applications
- Study abroad planning and exchange applications
- Adapting to life in Hong Kong
- Organizing your own event at SHC
Ruby Li
Year 3
Government and Laws
Advising Areas
- Course selection (Law, Politics and Public Administration)
- Extracurriculars for law students (e.g. moot court)
- Career planning and internship applications
- Cantonese / Mandarin learning for international students
- Adapting to life in Hong Kong
Victor Oh
Year 3
Computer Engineering
Advising Areas
- University programming skills (COMP, ENGG courses)
- Extracurriculars for engineering students (e.g. hackathons)
- Career planning and internship applications
- Adapting to life in Hong Kong
- Organizing your own event at SHC
Gaudi Suhandjaja
Year 3
Data Science & Engineering and Finance
Advising Areas
- Course selection (Engineering, Data Science)
- University programming skills (COMP, ENGG courses)
- Part-time work opportunities around HKU
- Study abroad planning and exchange applications
- Adapting to life in Hong Kong
Lyra Yuan
Year 3
Politics and Public Administration
Advising Areas
- Research opportunities at HKU
- Quantitative research methods
- Qualitative research methods
- Adapting to life in Hong Kong
- Organizing your own event at SHC
Ariel An
PhD Candidate
Faculty of Education
Advising Areas
- Research opportunities at HKU
- Study abroad planning and exchange applications
- Mandarin learning for international students
- Adapting to life in Hong Kong
- Organizing your own event at SHC
Hayk Azizbekyan
PhD Candidate
Faculty of Arts
Advising Areas
- Course selection
- Research opportunities at HKU
- Career planning and internship applications
- Adapting to life in Hong Kong
- Organizing your own event at SHC
Kathy Chen
PhD Candidate
Faculty of Medicine
Advising Areas
- Research opportunities at HKU
- Career planning and internship applications
- Quantitative research methods
- Cantonese / Mandarin learning for international students
- Adapting to life in Hong Kong