Fulbright New Zealand invites you to a Fulbright New Zealand Alumni Association seminar with aluma, Jo Brosnahan, on ‘Your Leadership Strategy’.
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Fulbright Seminar: Anne Noble – SONG STING SWARM: Eco-poetics for a future world
Fulbright New Zealand invites you to a free public seminar by alumna Anne Noble from Massey University Wellington, who will discuss a series of photographic projects concerned with the decline of the honey bee which she developed on her Fulbright exchange to Columbia College Chicago.
Fulbright Seminar: Jock Phillips – Developing Te Ara, the world’s first born-digital national encyclopedia
Fulbright New Zealand invites you to a free public seminar by Fulbright alumnus Jock Phillips, one of New Zealand’s leading historians, who will discuss how he conceived and led a team of hundreds on a project to develop the world’s first digital-born national encyclopedia, Te Ara.
Fulbright Lecture: Sir Tamati Reedy – Nga Wai Whakaata o Hine-kauorohia: The Reflecting Waters of Hine-kauorohia
The Fulbright New Zealand Alumni Association invites you to a free public lecture by Fulbright alumnus Sir Tamati Reedy (Ngāti Porou), an educationalist, academic, linguist and former top public servant who will reflect on nationhood in Aotearoa New Zealand, Māori-Pākehā relationships and the role of Māori in the future of our country.
Voices of the Land: Ngā Reo o te Whenua fundraiser screening
The Fulbright New Zealand Alumni Association invite you to a fundraiser screening of ‘Voices of the Land: Ngā Reo o te Whenua’, a feature-length documentary produced and directed by Fulbright alumnus Paul Wolffram (2012 Fulbright New Zealand Travel Award) from Victoria University of Wellington’s School of English, Film, Theatre and Media Studies.
Fulbright Lecture: Sir Tamati Reedy – Nga Wai Whakaata o Hine-kauorohia: The Reflecting Waters of Hine-kauorohia
The Fulbright New Zealand Alumni Association invites you to a free public lecture by Fulbright alumnus Sir Tamati Reedy (Ngāti Porou), an educationalist, academic, linguist and former top public servant who will reflect on nationhood in Aotearoa New Zealand, Māori-Pākehā relationships and the role of Māori in the future of our country.
Fulbright/Te Tumu Lecture: Sir Tamati Reedy – Nga Wai Whakaata o Hine-kauorohia: The Reflecting Waters of Hine-kauorohia
The Fulbright New Zealand Alumni Association invites you to a free public lecture by Fulbright alumnus Sir Tamati Reedy (Ngāti Porou), an educationalist, academic, linguist and former top public servant who will reflect on nationhood in Aotearoa New Zealand, Māori-Pākehā relationships and the role of Māori in the future of our country.
Fulbright Seminar: Frank Pega – Have Working for Families tax credits improved health and health equity?
Fulbright New Zealand invites you to a free public seminar by alumnus Frank Pega from the University of Otago Wellington, who will discuss his research into the impact of Working for Families tax credits on health and health equity in New Zealand.
Fulbright Seminar: Barrie Gordon – Youth Fit for Leadership: Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility through sport
Fulbright New Zealand invites you to a free public seminar by alumnus Barrie Gordon from Victoria University of Wellington, who will discuss his research into teaching personal and social responsibility through sport.
Fulbright Lecture: Sir Tamati Reedy – Nga Wai Whakaata o Hine-kauorohia: The Reflecting Waters of Hine-kauorohia
The Fulbright New Zealand Alumni Association invites you to a free public lecture by Fulbright alumnus Sir Tamati Reedy (Ngāti Porou), an educationalist, academic, linguist and former top public servant who will reflect on nationhood in Aotearoa New Zealand, Māori-Pākehā relationships and the role of Māori in the future of our country.