As part of Fulbright NZ’s series Good Works, we were honoured to present this seminar by Fulbright alumnus Professor Rangi Matamua on Thursday 22 April, 2020, at 2pm. Prof Matamua…
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Calling all Fulbright alumni! Expressions of Interest for Fulbright NZ Good Works
Fulbright NZ is proud to announce Fulbright Good Works, a series of monthly seminars presented by Fulbright alumni that showcase their research and continuing good work. We are currently seeking…
Fulbright NZ Alumni grants
The Fulbright New Zealand Alumni Seminar grant allows for Fulbright alumni based in NZ to apply for a grant of up to $1500 towards the planning and delivery of a…
Fulbright at Techweek19
Fulbright New Zealand took part in Techweek19, a nationwide festival of events taking place for one week in May celebrating technology and “innovation that’s good for the world”. Fulbright hosted…
Creating Art in America & Aotearoa
In late 2018 Rebecca Swan was a resident at the Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausilito, California, as recipient of the 2017 Fulbright NZ Scholar – Visual Artist Award….
Fulbright Forum: Embracing & Advancing Diversity
Embracing & Advancing Diversity is the theme of the first Fulbright Forum for 2016, to be held in Auckland on 16 March.
Fulbright alumnus Michael Walmsley: Renewable Energy & Powering NZ’s Future Without Oil
Associate Professor Michael Walmsley will be delivering a public talk at Matamata College on the topic of ‘Renewable Energy & Powering NZ’s Future Without Oil. Mr Walmsley is an Associate…
Fulbright Seminar: Christina Walker – The Milkman’s Paradox: Farming Sustainably Under Nutrient Limits
Fulbright New Zealand and the Fulbright New Zealand Alumni Association invite you to ‘Christina Walker – The Milkman’s Paradox: Farming Sustainably Under Nutrient Limits’.
Fulbright Seminar: Sanchia Jacobs – Urban Diplomacy: Taking Auckland to the world
Taking Auckland to the World: Burgeoning partnerships, breaking down barriers and building international profile
Fulbright Seminar: Wil McLellan – Innovation through collaboration, ignorance and desperation
Wil has over 15 years of experience in the technology industry ranging from growing business for global organisations to creating computer gaming start-ups and building technology hubs. Following the Christchurch earthquakes Wil created the Enterprise Precinct and Innovation Campus (EPIC) with Co-Founder Colin Andersen.