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Albert Hung Chao Hong Lecture Series

The Albert Hung Chao Hong Lecture Series is named in honour of Dr. Albert Hung Chao Hong. The Lecture Series provides an opportunity for a distinguished visitor to address a community audience on a topic of current public interest in the Asia-Pacific region.

Albert Hung Lecture Series

  • Celebrating Connections: On Being Indigenous and Human in Oceania
    Celebrating Connections: On Being Indigenous and Human in Oceania
    Nov 12 2010 - 7:30pm - 10:00pm
    , Victoria, British Columbia

    This talk, which took place in Victoria, British Columbia on the evening of November 12, 2010, attempted to explore the following questions: What does it mean to be human? What does it mean to be indigenous and why is it important to privilege one's indigenous roots?

  • Dr. Carma Hinton (2008-09 Hung Lecture)
    Dr. Carma Hinton (2008-09 Hung Lecture)
    Jan 29 2009 - 7:30pm
    , Victoria

    The 2008-09 Albert Hung Chao Hong Lecture was delivered by Dr. Carma Hinton, a documentary filmmaker and the Clarence J. Robinson Professor of Visual Culture and Chinese Studies at George Mason University. 

  • Dr. James Scott (2007-08 Hung Lecture)
    Dr. James Scott (2007-08 Hung Lecture)
    Nov 27 2007 - 7:00pm - 7:30pm
    , Victoria

    The Inaugural Albert Hung Chao Hong Lecture was presented by Dr. James Scott, Department of Political Science, Yale University. Dr. Scott is the Sterling Professor of Political Science and Anthropology.