MA, MSc, BSocSci (Hons)

With a robust academic background in Social Sciences, Marketing, and Psychology, I am ​currently managing and executing three government-funded mental health projects. As a ​seasoned Teaching Assistant at HKUST and EdUHK, I have enriched the academic ​journey of undergraduates.

My research, conducted in Hong Kong, the UK, Japan, and Taiwan, has yielded several ​peer-reviewed articles.

As a dedicated advocate for knowledge dissemination, I am regularly invited to speak at ​a variety of workshops and conferences, engaging diverse audiences ranging from ​academic peers to the general public.

I believe empirical research is a powerful tool for driving meaningful societal change.

Work

I am currently a Project Manager at the Division of Public Policy, HKUST.

I am managing and executing 3 service-based projects, totalling 6 million in funding, which are ​funded by the government to enhance mental health among Hong Kong's ethnic minority ​populations.

Preparing and Deploying Ethnic Minority Lay Leaders to Promote Mental Well-Being Among Hong Kong’s Major Ethnic Minority Communities (MHI_0039)

Strengthening Family Relationships for Hong Kong’s Ethnic Minority Communities in the Aftermath of the COVID-19 Pandemic (MHI2_0068)

Supporting Ethnic Minority Elderly with Mental Health Needs (MHI2_0069)

Publicity

HK01 | 香港01

本港少數族裔精神健康求助難　

印裔輔導員：冀打破語言障礙助開口

MingPao | 明報

稱族內污名化情緒問題

少數族裔輔導員：求助阻力

Teaching

I aspire to create a positive learning environment that inspires students to think, explore, and grow.

My experience includes providing teaching assistance in undergraduate-level courses, guiding undergraduates through their final research projects, and mentoring Master's students on their theses.

I am currently serving as a Teaching Assistant for undergraduate courses offered by ​the Division of Public Policy, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology:

Previously, I provided support for the following courses also at the HKUST:

And also for the following courses at the Education University of Hong Kong:

Research Publications

Professionalism versus democracy? Historical and institutional analysis of police oversight mechanisms in three Asian jurisdictions.

Ho, Lawrence Ka-ki; Chan, Chan, Jason Kwun-Hong; Chan, Ying Tung; Heyer, Garth-den; Hsu, Jen Shuo, & Hirai, Arata. (2021). Professionalism versus ​democracy? Historical and institutional analysis of police oversight mechanisms in three Asian jurisdictions. Crime, Law and Social Change, 1-25

Hong Kong’s Response to COVID-19: A Glance to the Control Measures & Their Enforcement.

Ho, Lawrence Ka-ki, Chan, Ying Tung (2021). Hong Kong’s Response to COVID-19: A Glance to the Control Measures & Their Enforcement. Social ​Transformations in Chinese Societies.

The Right of Reply: On the Science and Politics of Crowd Psychology

Stott, Cliff; Ho, Lawrence Ka-ki; Radburn, Matt; Chan, Ying Tung; Kyprianides, Arabella; Saavedra Patricio Morales (2020). The Right of Reply: On the ​Science and Politics of Crowd Psychology. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice, 14(4), 852-859.

Emerging Issues in Policing in Asia: Civil Unrest in Hong Kong in 2019

Ho, Lawrence Ka-ki; Chan, Ying Tung; TSANG, Alvin (2020). Emerging Issues in Policing in Asia: Civil Unrest in Hong Kong in 2019. Contemporary Chinese ​Political Economy and Strategic Relations: An International Journal, 6 (3), 1129-1159.

Patterns of ‘Disorder’ During the 2019 Protests in Hong Kong: Policing, Social Identity, Intergroup Dynamics, and Radicalization

Stott, Cliff; Ho, Lawrence Ka-ki; Radburn, Matt; Chan, Ying Tung; Kyprianides, Arabella; Saavedra Patricio Morales (2020). Patterns of ‘Disorder’ During ​the 2019 Protests in Hong Kong: Policing, Social Identity, Intergroup Dynamics, and Radicalization. Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice, 14(4), 814-​835.