Certificate Awarding Ceremony
OAPS is a joint initiative between the Library and the academic departments to collect students' quality papers, preserve them in digital format and share them within the University and beyond so as to provide perpetual access to our students' research output. 2014 marks the ninth anniversary of the project. With the dedication and support of the academic departments, the Library has collected 71 best papers nominated by 16 departments. Since 2005, 365 outstanding papers by CityU students have been collected and are available for loan in the Library's Semi-Closed Collection and have been digitized and are accessible via the CityU Institutional Repository http://dspace.cityu.edu.hk/. OAPS has developed a collaborative partnership with universities in the United States and various regions in the Asia-Pacific rim, such as Mainland China, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand, and an OAPS Portal site has been set up and harvested 3,113 outstanding academic papers as of April 2013 from its member institutions.
Exhibition
A selection of the awarded OAPS papers are on display at the Library Oval area.
Panel exhibition on the OAPS Project adjacent to the User Education Room of the Library
Ceremony
The Library is honored to have invited Prof. Keiichi Uchida, Director of Kansai University Library of Japan to deliver congratulatory remarks. As well, Prof. John Bacon-Shone of The University of Hong Kong and Prof. Wing-heun Ip of University System of Taiwan will be our guests of honor and facilitators for the sharing sessions with the awardees. We are also pleased to have invited the Dean/Head or delegate of the participating College/School/Departments to present certificates to their fellow students.
Details of the Certificate Awarding Ceremony are as follows:
Date: 16 April 2014 (Wednesday) Time: 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Venue: User Education Room, Run Run Shaw Library |
You are cordially invited to join this event. Please contact Ms Helen Lee at 3442 5418 or email helen_lee.sk@cityu.edu.hk for more information.
Run Run Shaw Library
9 April 2014