Ms CHU Shiao Ying, Sharon
Position:	Instructor
Address:	Room 110, 1/F, Leung Kau Kui Building, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
E-mail:	syschu@cuhk.edu.hk
Educational Qualifications
BA in Translation, The Chinese University of Hong Kong MA in Modern English Language, University College London
Fields of Research
Chinese and English syntax English phonetics and phonology
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Courses Taught

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Research Projects

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Research Student Supervision

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Academic Positions (holding & held)

Instructor I

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Publications

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Keynote/Invited Plenary Session Papers

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Papers in Conference Proceedings

"How well L2 tertiary learners manage higher-order information structure to achieve cohesion in writing" (co-presenter) at The Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities, 12 - 15 Jan, 2007. "To what extent is subject matter knowledge necessary in teaching English for academic purpose?" at The Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities, 12 - 15 Jan 2007. "Translation of 'common' concepts: Demonstrating a linguistic phenomenon which contributes towards inter-socio-cultural misunderstanding" (co-presenter) at The Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities, 10 – 14 Jan 2006 "Whether and how information structure is manipulated in achieving coherence in writing – a study of some university student writing samples" at The Career Oriented Language Education and Training Symposium (organised by the Language Centre, Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education), 21 May 2005. "The prosodic transcription of a corpus of Hong Kong English: Collection criteria, transcription system and preliminary findings" at The 40th Anniversary Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (organised by the Indiana Centre for Intercultural Communication, Indiana University-Purdue University, Indianapolis), 6 - 12 July 2002. "Labeling Hong Kong English for intonation: Adapting the Brazil system for use on computer" at Research Forum (organised by the Hong Kong Linguistics Society), 9 December 2001.

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Invited Lectures/Talks

Seminar presentation: "Lost in Cohesion: An investigative study of Hong Kong tertiary L2 learners' problematic manipulation of cohesive devices in discipline-oriented writing" at seminar organised by the English Centre, The University of Hong Kong, 25 April 2007.

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Professional Qualifications

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Awards and Honours

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