Dr. Lo Kit Hung  

Dr. Chow Kwok Leung

Gloria Yeung

Dr. Lo Kit Hung received his

Ph. D. degree in philosophy

in 2000 from the Chinese

University of Hong Kong. He

is currently the Assistant 

Director of the MA in 

practical philosophy 

programme in the 

Department of Philosophy at

the Lingnan University. He 

coaches the Chinese debate

team at the Lingnan 

University and also chairs 

both the Philosophia

Cultural  Society and the

Hong Kong Practical

Philosophy Society.

Dr. Lo’s main research

interests are critical thinking,

debate, ethics, political

philosophy, and Chinese

philosophy.

His publications include The

Strategy of Thinking(2003)

and Critical Thinking(2004).

He is keen on popularizing

philosophy, debating skills,

and rational thinking. He

also served as adjudicator

of the Sing Tao Inter-School

Debating Competition, the

Tuen Mun and Yuen Long

Secondary Schools Debate

Competition, and the inter-

collegiate Debate

Championship, Liberal Cup,

and Basic Law Cup in the

past decade. Committed to

the popularization of

philosophy, Dr. Lo also

appears as a guest anchor in

radio program.

Dr. K.L Chow received his

Ph. D. degree in philosophy

from New Asia Institute of

Advanced Chinese Studies.

Currently, Dr. Chow lectures

MA courses on topics of

“Philosophy & Literature”,

“I-Ching & Daily Life”and

“Chinese Ontology”.

A veteran and dedicated

educator, Dr. Chow

pioneered a local project on

Philosophy for Children in

2005-2006. He gained QEF’s

support to devise and

implement various courses

on philosophy for primary

schools.

Gloria has studied fine art

in both Hong Kong and

Australia. She graduated

from RMIT University with

distinction and obtained

her first degree, Bachelor

of Arts –Fine Art, in2005.

Gloria also worked as an

artist and operated her

own studio in Hong Kong

during the following years.

Gloria studied Master of

Art in Practical Philosophy

in Lingnan University,

graduating with distinction

and obtaining her second

degree in 2011. During

the years, Gloria has been

spending time at Fresh

Fish Traders’School as a

volunteer helper.

Combining art and

philosophy and sharing

this with the primary

students; the great

satisfaction she has found

doing so is what motivates

her to set the idea of

philosophy for children into

action.