Shandong University Yearbook (2003)

Author: Fang Hongjian, Liu Peiping, Editors
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: The Shandong University Yearbook (2003) (abbreviated as Yearbook) is an authoritative reference book and historical document of the university. Regularly compiling the Yearbook is a fundamental task for cultural construction and historical record-keeping at the university. The compilation of the Yearbook adheres to the guidance of Marxism, Mao Zedong Thought, Deng Xiaoping Theory, and Jiang Zemin's "Three Represents" important thought, objectively and impartially recording the achievements of Shandong University in various aspects of its work during the year, promptly summarizing existing problems, learning from history, and promoting the reform and development of the university. The Yearbook records the work of the university in all aspects for the natural year 2003, with the development of the university as the main thread, reflecting the overall picture of Shandong University from various perspectives such as Party and government administration, talent cultivation, scientific research, international cooperation and exchange, basic construction, university-run enterprises, as well as libraries, archives, and publishing. The main contents include: general overview of the university, special features, Party construction and ideological and political work, administrative work, college development, full-time graduates, lists of various "committees" and "leading groups," lists of university-level and above awards, lists of various professional technical personnel appointed by the university, lists of new personnel, lists of institutional adjustments and cadre appointments, chronicles and statistical overviews, affiliated hospitals, Weihai Branch, etc. The Yearbook compilation involves various functional departments of the university, colleges, teaching departments, Weihai Branch, affiliated hospitals, and other units. Due to the urgency of the schedule, the heavy publishing tasks, and the limitations of the compilers' expertise, there may inevitably be shortcomings and imperfections in the book. We sincerely welcome readers to provide valuable feedback for future improvements.