On a festive Christmas Day, December 25, 2024, Central Police University proudly hosted the unveiling and inauguration ceremony for the esteemed "Dr. Henry C. Lee's Book Donation Collection." The ceremony was formally officiated by CPU President Yuan-Ming Yang, Chairman Ing-Dan Hsieh of the Dr. Henry C. Lee Forensic Science Foundation, and other esteemed guests. In a special appearance, Dr. Henry C. Lee and his wife joined the event via a live video call, fostering a sense of community and connection that transcended physical distance. The ceremony was a triumphant success, characterized by a dignified and vibrant atmosphere that reflected the significance of the occasion.
( Unveiling Ceremony for the Dr. Henry C. Lee Donated Book Collection )
The "Dr. Henry C. Lee's Book Donation Collection" is a vast repository of knowledge, comprising a diverse and extensive range of rare and one-of-a-kind materials. This remarkable collection encompasses a broad spectrum of professional resources, including criminal science, crime investigation, forensic medicine, criminal profiling, and crime scene management. Notably, it also features an impressive assortment of extremely rare books, some of which are the only surviving copies globally. Furthermore, the collection includes an exhaustive archive of case files from notable domestic and international forensic cases that Dr. Henry C. Lee has personally worked on. This extraordinary compilation represents a culmination of groundbreaking research achievements, rarely found elsewhere, and it is a distinct honor for CPU to have access to such a unique and invaluable resource.
CPU President Yang conveyed his deepest appreciation to the faculty, staff, and contributors, both within and outside the university, for their tireless dedication and meticulous efforts, which facilitated the swift completion of the collection area. This outstanding achievement exemplifies the university's motto, "Making the Impossible Possible," as it transforms an extraordinary challenge into a remarkable reality. President Yang enthusiastically described the completed collection as the ultimate Christmas gift for CPU, a testament to the power of collaboration and perseverance. He also extended his sincerest gratitude to Dr. Henry C. Lee, acknowledging his extraordinary generosity and selflessness in donating the culmination of his lifelong research to his alma mater. President Yang expressed his confidence that this invaluable contribution would substantially elevate the university's research excellence in the fields of crime investigation and criminal justice, fostering a new era of academic distinction and innovation.
( Group Photo of Distinguished Guests and Staff )