Contents of this article
- 1. Luo Mingyu’s resume
- 2. Who was the president of South China University of Technology in 2005?
- 3. Guangdong Provincial Xingqin University Teachers College
- 4. Who was the president of South China University of Technology in 2002?
Luo Mingyu's resume
Luo Mingxuan, a native of Panyu, Guangzhou, is a first-class professor. Nonpartisan. Graduated from Tangshan Jiaotong University (now Southwest Jiaotong University) in 1926.
Who was the president of South China University of Technology in 2005?
South China University of Technology has served as the president of the college (campus) and the current college (campus). The current college (campus) of South China University of Technology: Wang Yingjun. The past presidents of the college (campus) of South China University of Technology: April 1955 to September 1958, Luo Mingyi College President Luo Mingyu from September 1958 to August 1962 President Luo Xiongcai from June 1959 to August 1962 President Luo Mingyu from April 1968 to May 1978 Director of the Revolutionary Committee Wang Lifeng February 1979 to February 1982 Dean Zhang Jin February 1982 to November 1991 Liu Zhenqun, president of the college (school) November 1991 to April 1995 President Liu Zhengyi April 1995 to 2003 September Principal Liu Huanbin September 2003 to December 2011 Principal Li Yuanyuan December 2011 to present Principal Wang Yingjun 2002 is Liu Huanbin
Guangdong Provincial Xingqin University Teachers College
In the autumn of 1932, in order to consolidate his ruling position, Chen Jitang recruited intellectuals. Gu Yingfen (Xiangqin) had helped Chen Jitang a lot in the past, so he founded Xingqin University in the name of the Southwest Political Affairs Committee. Xiao Focheng, Deng Zeru, Chen Jitang, Lin Yunye, Lin Yizhong, Chen Rong, Liu Jiwen, Xie Yingzhou, Lu Yougang and others were appointed as school directors, with Liu Jiwen, Xie Yingzhou and Lu Yougang as preparatory committee members. In the summer of 1933, the former Provincial Industrial Vocational School was expanded into Xingqin Institute of Technology, with departments of mechanical engineering, chemical engineering, construction engineering, civil engineering majors, and an affiliated high school. Ruder was appointed as the dean. At the same time, the Guangzhou Municipal Normal University was expanded into Xingqin Normal University, with departments of literature and history, geology, and mathematics, physics, and chemistry, and attached high schools and elementary schools. Lin Liru was appointed as the dean. A business school will be established at the original site of the Public Works Bureau on Guangxiao Road.
In July 1934, the Business School was established, with departments of Accounting, Banking, and Economics, and Li Taichu was appointed as the dean. So the three colleges were collectively called Guangdong Provincial Xingqin University (according to regulations, only if there are three or more departments can it be called a college, and if there are more than three colleges, it can be called a university). Lin Yunmei was appointed as the principal. Construction of a new school building in Shiliugang.
In July 1935, the Normal College of Xingqin University was renamed as the College of Education, and the Department of Education was added. The College of Engineering has added a specialization in telecommunications and transportation. The Business School added the Department of Business Administration. The affiliated middle schools of each college were merged into the affiliated middle schools of Xingqin University, and the affiliated primary schools were called affiliated primary schools.
In August 1936, Lu Si served as acting principal. In October, most of the Shiliugang school building was completed and all colleges moved in. The affiliated middle school and affiliated primary school are still located on Yuexiu Academy Street and Xihu Road.
At the beginning of the Anti-Japanese War, the College of Education was evacuated to Wuzhou City, Guangxi Province, and later moved to Rong County. The School of Engineering was evacuated to Tiantangwei, Xinxing County, and the School of Business first moved to Suixi, then to Xinyi, and then to Rongxian, Guangxi. Chiang Kai-shek was already extremely dissatisfied with Chen Jitang and others for setting up a university to commemorate Chiang's political enemy Gu Yingfen, so he stopped the establishment of Xingqin University. In August 1938, the School of Engineering was merged into the School of Engineering of Sun Yat-sen University, the School of Business was changed to Guangdong Provincial Business School, and the School of Education was changed to Guangdong Provincial College of Education. Both operate as independent colleges.
In 1940, the Guangdong Provincial College of Education was changed to the Guangdong Provincial College of Arts and Sciences. In 1945, the Guangdong Provincial College of Business was renamed the Guangdong Provincial Legislative Business College (Guangdong University of Finance and Economics). In 1951, the Guangdong Provincial College of Arts and Sciences was renamed South China Normal College. (South China Normal University). The Normal College is concurrently deaned by Lin Liru, and consists of departments such as literature and history, mathematics and physics, science, and education. The college is located at the original site of the Municipal Normal University on Yonghan Road (Beijing Road).
The Business School is headed by Li Taichu as the dean. It consists of departments such as economics, accounting, banking, and business administration. The school is located on Guangxiao Road.
The School of Engineering has four departments. Li Jinan is the director of the Mechanical Department, Li Wenxiang is the director of the Chemistry Department, Luo Mingxuan is the director of the Civil Engineering Department, and Lin Keming is the director of the Architecture Department. At that time, universities across the country paid little attention to cultivating architect professionals. There are only two universities in the country with architecture departments, one is the Department of Architecture of Central University, and the other is the Department of Architecture established by the School of Engineering of Xianqin University. Each department has a number of highly qualified teachers, and the teaching is more serious. In addition: (1) the college is located in Zengbu, which is far away from the urban area, so students are not easy to acquire urban habits, and a good reading atmosphere has been formed; (2) in During the "Technical College" period, the predecessor of the College of Engineering, there were frequent changes of principals and many changes in teachers; after the reform, the selection of teachers only focused on qualifications and did not favor any one school, and it was not easy to change or adjust old professors, resulting in five fewer teachers. Worrying about the future, students can teach with peace of mind; students are more interested in studying because of their faith in teachers; (3) After the university was changed, because Lin Yunmei served as the principal concurrently, it was possible to allocate a large amount of funds for the expansion of the college, so various books , instruments, and factory equipment are all substantial and provide great help and encouragement to teachers and students in teaching. For these reasons, the College of Engineering of Xingda University has cultivated a number of technical talents since its establishment and has received high praise from the society.
The College of Engineering of Xingda University is expanding rapidly, and its classrooms and factories are insufficient for use, so there is a need to build a new school building. In addition, the school authorities felt that the various colleges were scattered and difficult to manage, and it was even more necessary to build a university building to consolidate all the colleges in one place. So a place was chosen across the river from Zengbu as the site for the construction of a new school building. At that time, some materials had been purchased to prepare for construction. Later, because local farmers were afraid that building a school building here would occupy a large area of land, they opposed it. The school canceled the original proposal and chose Shiliugang, Henan as the new school site. Since Lin Yunmei concurrently serves as the principal, the government can still allocate a relatively large amount of funds to build new school buildings. After more than a year of construction, the new school building was finally completed. In the autumn of 1936, each college officially moved into the new campus for classes, and the number of students in the three colleges reached more than 1,000. At this time, Chen Jitang had stepped down, Lin Yunye was transferred to Beijing, and Lu Sizeng took over as president. Xingda University has since entered a new historical stage.
After the completion of the new campus of Xingda University, the political situation changed. In the autumn of 1936, the provincial government replaced Huang Musong as chairman. After Huang's death in 1937, Wu Tiecheng took over. Lu Si did not belong to the same faction as them. Therefore, all Xingda could receive was the cost of maintaining general school expenses, and it was completely hopeless to request additional funds for the expansion of equipment. As a result, the school's various constructions reached a low ebb, and Xingda From then on it entered a difficult period.
Xiangqin University was a product of the separatist situation in the southwest. Chiang Kai-shek was extremely dissatisfied with the establishment of the school in memory of his political enemy Gu Yingfen. After the Marco Polo Bridge Incident in 1937, Guangzhou was frequently attacked by enemy planes, making it difficult for the school to hold classes normally. The three colleges moved to the mainland one after another. The Nanjing government took advantage of the opportunity of dispersion and relocation and decided to close down Xingda University, which resulted in the disintegration of Xingda University. In 1938, the School of Business and Industry was merged into Sun Yat-sen University; the Normal College was renamed Guangdong Provincial College of Education and then the College of Arts and Sciences, with Lin Liru still serving as the dean; but the Business School was renamed Guangdong Provincial Xingqin Business College, still retaining the name "Xingqin". The former president of the university, Lu Si, served as the president. The Business School of Xingqin University was reorganized into the independent "Guangdong Provincial Xingqin Business School" in 1938. Before the fall of Guangzhou, it moved to Rong County, Guangxi, then moved back to Shuikou Town, Xinyi County, Guangdong, and then moved to Ma, Suixi County. Zhangzhen Cunjin Bridge. The place is adjacent to Guangzhou Bay (Zhanjiang City), with relatively convenient transportation, and it is also relatively easy to provide and take care of in terms of teaching and life. In 1939, the Guangdong Provincial Government moved to Shaoguan City in northern Guangdong. Provincial Chairman Li Hanhun ordered all higher education institutions that moved out of Guangdong to move back to northern Guangdong or the border area between Guangdong and Hunan. At that time, the colleges affiliated to National Sun Yat-sen University that had moved to Hanjiang, Yunnan, had gradually moved back to the border area of Guangdong and Hunan centered on Pingshi, and the Guangdong Provincial College of Arts and Sciences, which had moved to Qupu Town, Luoding County, had also moved to Dongpo, Lian County. town. Guangdong Provincial Xingqin Business College also moved from Cunjinqiao, Mazhang Town, Suixi to Guitou Town, Qujiang County in the autumn of 1941. Several local granaries were slightly renovated and several simple bungalows were added. Classes officially began at the end of October that year. At that time, there was a severe shortage of teachers. Fortunately, the Guangdong Provincial Government had moved from Lian County to Shaoguan City, and financial institutions such as the Guangdong Provincial Department of Finance and the Guangdong Provincial Bank also moved to Shaoguan. The Chongqing central government also established such institutions in northern Guangdong. The Guangdong offices of economic institutions such as the Resource Council and the China Tea Company had to recruit some professionals from them to teach part-time at the college to cope with the situation. In addition, experts and scholars were hired, such as Qin Yuanbang, Cai Shiying, Zeng Zhongmou, Peng Fushun, Chen Nanshan, Wu Shengji, Ding Jingkan, Ou Cuilun, etc., to gradually enrich the teaching force. In the summer of 1943, Lu Si resigned as dean of Xingqin Business School, and the Provincial Department of Education ordered Huang Xisheng, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, to concurrently serve as dean of the business school. In the summer of 1944, Huang Xisheng resigned as concurrent dean, and Professor Huang Dianyuan took over.
The academic director of this college at the time was Yang Weiji, the academic director was Liang Zhen, and the general affairs director was Liu Junwang (later replaced by Li Benhong). It still has accounting, banking, business administration and other departments, and once added a statistics department (only one class of first-year students was admitted, then it was discontinued, with about 50 students, and they were transferred to other departments when they entered the second grade) . He also trained bank clerks for the Guangdong Provincial Bank and held a bank training class. He graduated in two years and was a college graduate. There are about 200 students in the college.
At that time, the courses offered by the departments of Guangdong Provincial Xingqin Business College, in addition to the common compulsory subjects for the first and second years: Chinese, English, Politics (Three People's Principles), Economics, Accounting, Business Geography, Business History, In addition to business mathematics, business English, finance, money and banking, business law, industrial and commercial organization and management, each department also offers professional courses as follows:
Accounting Department: Advanced Accounting, Cost Accounting, Bank Accounting, Income Tax Accounting, government accounting, railway accounting, accounting report analysis, auditing, accounting system and other courses.
Department of Banking: Credit system, commercial credit, bank accounting and practice, Chinese monetary history, Chinese financial issues, cooperative banks and treasury, cooperative economy, etc.
Department of Business Administration: Courses such as factory management, store management, personnel management, purchasing, sales, advertising, marketing, merchandising, and business psychology.
In addition, lectures adapted to wartime needs are also offered: wartime economics and wartime finance. Although these two lectures are elective subjects for the third and fourth years of each department, they are suitable for wartime needs. There are fifty or sixty students in each class.
In the autumn of 1944, on the eve of the fall of Shaoguan, most of the teachers and students of the Guangdong Provincial Xingqin College, led by Dean Huang Dianyuan, moved from northern Guangdong to Xinyi County. At that time, the Guangdong Provincial Government moved eastward to Pingyuan Dazhe, and at the same time, it also established a joint branch office of the two colleges with the Guangdong Provincial College of Arts and Sciences in Longtian Town, Dongxingning County, Meizhou City. The director was Chen Liang (Ziming), the former director of the Social Education Department of the College of Arts and Sciences. , the academic director is Professor Huang Youmou (later the vice president of Sun Yat-sen University), and the general affairs director is Xiao Zhucheng, and they recruit first-year freshmen from various relevant departments to Meixian District and Xingning City in the Meizhou region, including business majors such as accounting, banking, and industry and commerce. A total of about 150 new students are admitted to each department of management. Other second-, third-, and fourth-year students from the Xingqin Business School who stayed in the Dongjiang area are studying or transferring to Sun Yat-sen University Law School, and some are also studying at Meizhou Nanhua College.
In the autumn of 1945, new first-year students were recruited, including about 150 in the business school. Not long after, Japan unconditionally surrendered, and the joint branch teaching office of the two colleges continued to teach in Longtian Town, Xingning for one semester. It moved back to Guangzhou in the spring of 1946. Some 300 teachers and students from the Business School were transferred to the reorganized Guangdong Provincial Legislature. Business School (University) [At that time, Guangdong Provincial Xingqin Business School had been reorganized into Law and Business School, Huang Dianyuan had been removed from the post of dean, and Huang Wenshan took over as dean. The original headquarters of Xingqin Business School in Xinyi moved back to Guangzhou in the autumn of 1945. Reorganized into Guangdong Legislative Business College (formerly Guangdong Business School, now the predecessor of Guangdong University of Finance and Economics)]. In 1952, the national colleges and universities were restructured and the Provincial Law and Business School (university) was closed. In 1983, the State Council approved the establishment of Guangdong University of Finance and Economics, which is affiliated to the Ministry of Commerce. In 1985, the Chisha campus was opened and renamed Guangdong Business School. In 1987, alumni of Guangdong Provincial (Business School) Law and Business University established the Gu Xingqin Teaching Scholarship Fund in the Business School. On June 19, 2013, the Ministry of Education officially issued a document agreeing that Guangdong Business School should be renamed Guangdong University of Finance and Economics, referred to as "Guangcai".
Guangdong Provincial Xingqin Normal School
In March 1929, Guangdong Provincial Jiangcun Normal School was established in Jiangcun, the northern suburb of Guangzhou City, with two departments: ordinary (high school) normal school and simple (junior high school level) normal school. , used to train teachers in junior middle schools and primary schools. After the Guangdong Provincial Xingqin Business College was reorganized into the Guangdong Provincial Legislative Business College in the autumn of 1945, the Guangdong Provincial Department of Education ordered the Guangdong Provincial Jiangcun Normal School (the school is located in Jiangcun) to be merged with the Guangdong Provincial Xingqin Normal School (the school is located in Jiangcun) to establish a new Guangdong Provincial Xingqin Normal School (the school is located in Jiangcun) In Benghu, not far from Jiangcun), Huang Zuo, the former secretary of the Guangdong Provincial Department of Education, was the principal of Xingqin Normal School. Director Zhang Zhongxi (who also teaches Chinese), biology teacher Pan Daxian, Chinese teacher Xie Zhenfeng, physical education teacher Zhai Diquan, etc. There are about six to seven hundred students. After the liberation of Guangzhou in October 1949, the original name of Jiangcun Normal School was restored and merged into Guangdong First Normal School.
Who was the president of South China University of Technology in 2002?
South China University of Technology has served as the president of the college (school) and the current college (school)
The current college (school) president of South China University of Technology: Wang Yingjun
South China University of Technology has served as the president of the college (school):
April 1955 ~September 1958, President Luo Mingyu
September 1958~August 1962, President Luo Mingyu
June 1959~August 1962, President Luo Xiongcai
August 1962~ April 1968, President Luo Mingyu
April 1968 ~ May 1978 Director of Wang Lifeng Revolutionary Committee
February 1979 ~ February 1982 President Zhang Jin
February 1982 ~ 1991 November Liu Zhenqun, president of the college (school)
November 1991 to April 1995 Principal Liu Zhengyi
April 1995 to September 2003 Principal Liu Huanbin
September 2003 to December 2011 Li Yuanyuan Principal
From December 2011 to present, Principal Wang Yingjun
In 2002, it was Liu Huanbin
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