Equal Educational Opportunities

Section 181 of the Education Act 1989 requires TEI Councils to Mäori and Pasifika encourage the greatest possible participation in tertiary education Staff and students throughout CPIT mourned the loss of Kaiärahi, by the communities they serve and to ensure their institution Monte Ohia. His death had a profound effect on everyone but does not discriminate unfairly against any person. Section 220 of especially on the staff and students of Te Puna Wänaka. the Act calls for an account of the extent to which unnecessary The new degree programme, Bachelor of Language (Mäori) was barriers have been eliminated or avoided and of the development approved in May. Courses for Kaumätua and Kuia continued of programmes to attract students from groups which are under- to provide opportunities for community leaders to meet, learn, represented or disadvantaged. teach, and share experiences and ideas. Their presence provided The requirement for TEIs to have a Charter was repealed in encouragement for rangatahi. Courses on the same model were December 2007 but in its place CPIT developed the Guiding offered for Matua Pasifika. Focused support for Mäori students Philosophy – Kaupapa. The Kaupapa restates the Charter was provided by Kaiwhakauru, Harry Westrupp, and for Pasifika commitments to Manaakitanga, Mana Atua, Mana tangata, students by Sam Uta’i and Earl Simpson. Matauranga, Mana whenua - Respect, Excellence, Accountability, Learning, and Connection. Manaakitanga includes the Tertiary Students with Disabilities commitment to respect all the people who make up the Enrolled students self-declared the following impairments (some communities of Canterbury, working with them confidently, students declared more than one impairment): openly, equitably, and sensitively. Hearing 154 Some actual results in areas of equal educational opportunity are: Vision 107 2006 2007 2008 Mobility 124 Mäori students enrolled 6.8% 6.9% 7.1% Speech 18 Pacific Island students enrolled 1.8% 1.9% 2.1% Reading/writing/learning 276 Students with declared Other 304 disability enrolled 4.3% 3.9% 3.9% The Disability Services were accessed by 301 students of whom 233 were eligible for disability-related support. Tertiary students with Governance disabilities successfully completed 68% of the assessed courses The constitution of the CPIT Council was reviewed in 2007 and they enrolled in. Some students withdrew without completing an amended constitution was officially gazetted in April 2008. while others are either continuing in courses or were enrolled in The new constitution provides for members drawn from the courses which did not lead to a formal qualification. communities served by CPIT including students, staff, employers, The Disability and Education Coordinator, Stephen Russell, left trade unions, Ngäi Tahu, other iwi, people with disabilities, CPIT for a similar position at the University of Canterbury. He was the Pacific Island community, and, for the first time, the local replaced by Christine Brennan who continued to work with the Asian communities. other Christchurch coordinators particularly in providing peer support and sharing equipment and other resources. Targeted funding CPIT received targeted funding and special grants totalling $1.4 Learning Services million from the Tertiary Education Commission to assist with The Learning Services team continued to provide a range of providing courses in adult literacy, Te Reo, English for migrants services to improve learning strategies through seminars, support and refugees, adult and community education, and special in specific content areas through the Peer Support Scheme, services or additional staffing to address the needs of Mäori and Learning Advisor assistance, and language support for students Pacific peoples, tertiary students with disabilities, and students from Non-English Speaking Backgrounds. with severe disabilities. Assistance with learning skills, pastoral support, and social networking for Mäori and Pasifika students was provided by dedicated staff in Learning Services.

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Preparation for Tertiary Education the Harassment Complaint Procedure applies to all CPIT staff, Most Faculties offered some preparatory, bridging, or transitional students, and visitors. courses designed to prepare students to study in more advanced programmes. The Certificate of Proficiency (COP) and Certificate Childcare for Entry to Tertiary Studies (CETS) programmes include generic CPIT continued to provide on-campus childcare facilities to support skills, study skills, and specific content knowledge or experience the education opportunities of parents and caregivers with pre- for entry to the chosen programme. school children. 26.3% of all EFTS delivered were in foundation level or preparatory programmes (“foundation” for this indicator means Zero Tuition Fees all programmes that award a qualification at Levels 1-3). During Zero tuition fees were offered for a number of computing courses, 2008 the position of Foundation Manager was established courses in Te Reo, and in some community courses. Clearly, the and Diana Law was appointed to it. A Project Coordinator, reduction in student fees increased accessibility for people who Maaike Jongerious was also appointed to look after the might otherwise not have entered tertiary education or training. embedding of literacy and numeracy in Level 1-3 programmes – the goal being to enhance generic skills in New Zealand’s workforce. Staff Development CPIT also offers a wide range of courses through adult and Three orientation days for new staff were held attended by 42 community education that provide learners with the opportunity staff members. These days include basic information about Mäori to try the tertiary learning environment without the pressure education and awareness of students with impairments. Two of formalised assessment. These open entry courses include introductory basic level Treaty Awareness programmes and one learning outcomes which the students measure for themselves advanced programme were offered to staff and were attended – for example, asking “how have I developed?' in New Outlook by 46 staff members. for Women or the satisfaction of a completed piece of furniture Certificate in Adult Teaching modules on Cultural Issues for in Furniture Making. These successes assist the development of Learning were offered. These courses are designed to enhance confidence in participants for learning in an adult setting. teaching practice with the aim of increasing the success of learners from a wide range of cultural backgrounds. Gender Most members of the Management Team and some other staff In 2008, just over 50% of enrolled students were women. have successfully completed the course Te Hoe – Te Reo Mäori and Tikanga. Financial Assistance to Students CPIT’s Scholarships Office administered a large number of National Certificate in Work and Community Skills targeted scholarships and awards. Nearly $16,000 was disbursed This full time programme was offered to meet the particular as Polytechnic Assistance Grant Study Awards, a scheme which needs of people who have an intellectual disability but who show was developed out of the Hardship Funds of the early 1990s. motivation to acquire new work and improved social skills. In 2008 Information about scholarships and awards is made available there were ten first-year students and nine second-year students. through a booklet and on the CPIT web site. Among other disabilities, the students live with aspergers LIFT is an initiative of CPIT, all the Linwood schools, the Canterbury syndrome, autism, vision impairment, mobility issues, health Development Corporation and others including the Tindall problems, plus severe communication difficulties. Foundation and the Community Trust. LIFT fees scholarships are provided to students who have been at Linwood College for more than two years.

Eliminating Harassment Information about harassment was included in the Student Handbook making it explicit that discrimination, harassment, or intimidation were unacceptable types of behaviour and that

CPIT Annual Report 2008 73 Equal Employment Opportunities

1 Ongoing measurement trend data. It is proposed that 2009 will provide the opportunity • To maintain EEO measurement systems and report on to review the EEO policy and reporting KPIs. EEO statistics 2 Commitment to Treaty of Waitangi/Bicultural • To continue to report on EEO recruitment statistics development • To further refine the EEO statistics to include: • To continue to actively support the development of A report for each Faculty and Division Toihuarewa by working with the Kaiarahi on initiatives A report on Mäori staff across CPIT which support and enhance staff understanding of and Analysis of EEO statistics from the Human Resources Database as competencies in the Treaty of Waitangi, te reo Mäori, at 31 December 2008 reveal that the EEO recruitment targets (as Mäori culture and society. specified in the 2008 CPIT Staff Profile) were again not met but, CPIT activities continue to reflect an ongoing commitment to the when compared with 2007, statistics for specific staff groups were Treaty and to bicultural development. up and tracking closer to the EEO recruitment targets. Te Puna Wänaka (Faculty for Mäori specific course delivery) Headcount statistics revealed slight under-achievement of all continued to provide student/staff support structures to recruit targets except Non NZ European/non Päkehä staff. Statistics for and retain students into Te Wänaka, support the Ötautahi Mäori Mäori, Pasefika and Women in Senior Management staff groups Research Institute and provide institutional support for staff to increased against 2007 figures even though CPIT was undertaking engage the Mäori world. significant staffing changes. The slight decrease in headcount statistics for Non NZ European/Non Päkehä staff and staff with Pasefika is an important part of Te Puna Wänaka. In recognis- declared disability can be attributed to a small number of staff ing that a more concentrated response and concerted effort is movements in these areas with relatively low base numbers. required in order to increase Pasefika participation across all CPIT programmes, two key appointments were made in Pasefika at As with 2007, EEO targets for FTE of staff with a declared dis- CPIT in 2008. Overlapping roles, these were confirmed to develop ability were exceeded however targets for other staff groups clear roles and a strategic plan to respond to Canterbury’s Pasefika measured were not met. Although targets were not met for both Communities’ needs. Mäori and Pasefika, the Pasefika staff group FTE increased in 2008. Recruitment targets for the attraction of Pasefika staff to Te Kaiwhakauru Pasefika – the purpose of this position is to work CPIT roles were added to the 2005 CPIT Profile and 2008 saw closely with Te Kaiwhakauru Mäori and other recruitment staff in the recruitment of two key roles – Pasefika and Te Kaiwhakauru CPIT to enable a comprehensive catchment of Pasefika students to Pasefika – discussed in more depth in Section 2. be established within the Christchurch and Canterbury region. 2008 2007 2008 Programme Developer, Pasefika – the purpose of this role is to Target Actual Actual develop and deliver programmes within Te Puna Wänaka to meet Mäori staff >7% 5.5% 5.8% the needs of Pasefika students and communities. Non NZ European/Non Päkehä staff >20% 23.6% 23.4% These appointments are initially for a fixed term. A planned review Pasefika staff >1.8% 0.65% 1.0% in June 2009 will investigate the ongoing staffing requirements to Women in senior management >50% 46.7% 54.5% best meet CPIT and Pasefika community needs into the future. Staff with declared disability >5% 5.3% 5.0% The EEO Policy and reporting KPIs were last updated in 2007 and while it was intended that in 2008 a consultation process would take place on developing these further this did not occur due to the Business Transformation activities that were a priority. From 1 January 2008 a more accurate and timely collection of recruitment/EEO statistics was available and the resulting EEO recruitment statistics have enabled a much deeper analysis of CPIT’s changing demographics and will provide more robust

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Commitment to Bicultural awareness was continued at the 4 Recognising the need for individuals to maintain balance 2008 Allied Staff Conference. 39 staff attended the following between their personal and professional lives workshops: • Continue to run “Personal Resilience” activities for staff. • A Tikanga workshop exploring Ngäi Tahu protocols, particularly • Finalise review of workload policy and implement any practices for Powhiri and Tangi. The workshop provided specific recommendations from the review. staff with an informal introduction to these processes 2008 saw the continuation of initiatives and activities providing allowing them to participate appropriately with understanding opportunities for staff to maintain balance between their personal and knowledge. and professional lives, as highlighted below. • A flax weaving workshop. Attendees were invited to learn CPIT sponsored 58 staff to participate in the 2008 City to Surf fun the tradition of this Mäori craft, creating the flax flowers seen run/walk. around campus and in Te Puna Wänaka. CPIT also supported two teams to participate in the Meridian • A hangi with Mäori traditions and protocols acknowledged. corporate rowing eights competition. This presented the opportunity for staff to explore the Fitness sessions (circuits and yoga) continue to be offered free of background and philosophy surrounding traditional planting charge to staff and remain well attended. Staff are also invited to and gathering of kai as well as learn the skills of putting down a join the fitness centre at a discounted rate. hangi and preparing, cooking and eating hangi food. Free flu injections were again provided via the Health Centre. Staff Thirty eight staff enrolled and attended the two day Treaty are able to access the confidential services at the medical centre Awareness workshops run by Waitangi Associates, a further on a user pays basis. Services available to staff include: an on site eight staff undertook the Advanced Treaty training. All massage service, physiotherapy service, dietician service, medical academic staff are required to take the Treaty course as part of and nursing services. their CAT qualification and Treaty courses continue to be offered CPIT offers a confidential counselling service to staff to help to all staff. deal with any aspect of their lives that may be causing stress, 3 Providing an appropriate workplace for staff with unhappiness or concern and is affecting their work life. The disabilities statistics from this service indicated an upsurge in attendees and • To continue to record disability information in the database while this was not directly attributable to the stresses related to a for new employees changing work environment it appears that the added pressures • To report disability data as at 31 December 2008 of this together with existing personal issues for staff made the service more frequently used and feedback has been that it is Disability data has continued to be recorded for new staff, and the highly valued. statistics are reported in Section 1 above. CPIT continues to offer flexibility to its employees through In 2008 CPIT worked through an ACC Return to Work programme initiatives such as job sharing, term time only working hours, for a Library staff member. This return to work was managed via flexibility of hours to meet childcare or study commitments and the Mainstream programme via Anne Potter & Associates. part time opportunities. The survey of disabled staff was not completed; it is proposed that The Four for Five Employment Option has continued to be offered the survey tool will be reviewed in 2009 along with the overall EEO and as at 31 December 2008, five people were in the scheme. policy and KPI review. The CPIT Investment Plan for 2008-2010 outlines a number of initiatives aimed at improving the experience at CPIT for students with disabilities. A number of performance indicators around increasing staff awareness and capability in this area are defined in the plan.

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5 Catering for the increasing aging population of CPIT staff EEO Trust Work and Life Awards 2008 • To report age data as at 31 December 2008. CPIT’s application for the 2008 EEO Trust Work and Life Awards • Communication regarding the guideline for managers proved to be a beneficial experience to the whole organisation. on the granting of family/domestic leave, particularly in Whilst we did not receive one of the key awards, CPIT received relation to leave for staff with eldercare responsibilities. very positive feedback from the EEO Trust in response to our • Investigate options for ensuring older staff are utilising application. Comments from Philippa Reed, CEO EEO Trust are professional development opportunities and maintaining/ as follows: developing skills. CPIT impressed the judges with a vision and philosophies that extend across the organisation, and which are As at 31 December 2008, CPIT had a total of 1,569 staff. Of those expressed in support for work-life balance that underscores staff, 1,557 had a date of birth recorded. The statistics for this the organisation’s integration with its community. group are reported below. Age Group Number of Percentage CPITS work-life balance initiatives were included in the showcase (Years) Staff of Total Awards publication, The Way We Work and Live 2008, which were distributed at the conclusion of the Awards and are available 16-19 19 1.22% on the EEO Trust’s website. 20-29 203 13.04% 30-39 287 18.43% Overall Comments 40-49 411 26.40% 2008 was the year of the most significant staffing changes seen in many years of CPIT’s operations. The process of change and 50-59 415 26.65% its impact on staff has not resulted in significant differences to 60-69 189 12.14% our staffing profile in terms of the EEO targets that have been set 70-79 32 2.06% although significant changes in other aspects have occurred. 80-89 1 0.06% As noted in previous reports, recognition of our progress on EEO should not be limited to the achievement of the objectives in our 2008 figures demonstrate that the percentage of staff in age EEO Plan. Many EEO principles are embedded within a range groups to 49 years has declined whilst percentage increases were of CPIT employment provisions and policies, and many of our experienced in age groups 50+. The largest decline being in the managers actively practice EEO and promote diversity. During 30-39 age group, down 3.97% on 2007 figures. The 50-59 age 2009 EEO targets will be examined to ensure they are realistic and group displayed the highest percentage increase at 4.65%. There achievable within CPIT’s current environment and to reflect the were very similar numbers in both the 40-49 and 50-59 age groups changing focus of EEO which has moved to a more multifaceted making these groups the most highly represented at CPIT and the approach to measurement with a balance between empirical and percentage of staff aged over 50 has increased from 33% in 2007 qualitative evidence in assessing its progress. to 41% in 2008. CPIT will also complete in 2009 the Equity and Pay Parity project Resiliency seminars and Preparation for Retirement courses were required by the State Services Commission which will provide a run as part of the Allied Staff Conference. different set of data regarding the make up and view of our staff Evidence continues to suggest that a wide range of ages are regarding equity and pay parity issues. represented at all staff development courses. Consequently a focus Membership of the EEO Trust continues to be of value, on additionally promoting opportunities for staff development to providing CPIT with access to a range of resources and allowing older staff is not considered necessary however if trends begin to the organisation to be promoted as an Equal Employment emerge that indicate older staff are not undertaking professional Opportunities employer. The HR Division regularly hosted the development opportunities this objective will be re-introduced. EEO Trust network meetings in Canterbury and shared valuable and interesting ideas and experiences with the members of the group.

CPIT Annual Report 2008 76 Commitment to Quality

Each institution within the ITP sector undergoes a full Academic may look beyond the quality and results of the institution’s own Quality Audit every four years, overseen by ITP Quality (under self-assessment processes to answer such high level questions as: delegation from the New Zealand Qualifications Authority). 1 How well do learners achieve? CPIT was first audited against the sector’s 12 Academic Quality 2 How effective is the teaching? Standards by ITPQ in November 2002 and was awarded full Quality Assured Status for the maximum period (four years). The 3 How well are learners guided and supported? external audit team identified 17 good practice commendations, 4 How well do programmes and activities match the needs of including “the enthusiasm, passion and commitment of the staff” learners and stakeholders? and the “high regard industry and professions have for CPIT”. The 5 What are the valued outcomes for the key stakeholders, report included nine recommendations for improvement and one including learners? corrective action, all of which were addressed. CPIT was one of four ITPs who participated in an NZQA trial of The Mid Term Quality Review in March 2005, also overseen the new system in 2008, which allowed us to inform system by ITPQ, confirmed CPIT’s quality assurance status. The review development and has placed us well for implementation over the team identified six good practice commendations, including the next four years. appointment of external quality assurance experts in planning and conducting internal audits, the wide range of staff throughout the institution involved in the audit process and the systematic monitoring of actions to be undertaken as a result. There were no recommendations or non compliances. The second full audit was held in May 2007, at which time the quality assurance status was reconfirmed until 2011. The four member team identified 28 “good practice” commendations, one of the highest of any institution in the sector. These included “staff commitment to the provision of quality educational delivery”, “the service culture adopted by support staff”, “the rigorous procedures for course approval and re-approval”, “the use of appropriate benchmarks and indicators” and “the mature, well conceived and effective system of internal audit”. There was one low risk corrective action required and six recommendations for our consideration. The Government, as part of the tertiary reforms, has moved to put in place an evaluation based Quality Assurance system that focuses on outcomes and, in particular, student learning and aspects that contribute to learning such as quality of teaching. In future, investment (funding) decisions by Government will be steered by outcome indicators such as student retention, qualification completion rates and student satisfaction/ experience, together with a judgement as to how well an institution seeks and uses information to inform its decisions and bring about improvements in its own performance. These judgements will be made periodically by external evaluators who will examine the institution’s own “self-assessment” activities, which are expected to be rigorous, ongoing, evidence based and very focused on outcomes. The external evaluators

CPIT Annual Report 2008 77 Student Satisfaction CPIT encourages students to give feedback on what is done well Analysis and reporting are handled as follows: and what needs improvement. This is achieved in several ways, the • For the past 12 years results have been reported as simple most formal being an annual institute-wide survey: frequency counts and percentages (rather than means, standard • Student Experience – to find out about students’ experience deviations, and factor analysis as was done in the first two years). here and how they rate their programme, quality of teaching, Given the small number of students in many of the programmes, various services and CPIT as a whole. This is done towards the as well as the verified consistency of responses across groups, end of each year of each programme. percentages are the most meaningful way to describe and The following steps are taken to provide the most useful and valid track results. The total sample size (2,000-3,000) and the high picture of student perception: return rate (seldom less than 70%) make it unnecessary to calculate ‘confidence levels’ or perform other statistical tests. • Published educational research and focus groups set up by the CP Students’ Association were used as the basis for the • The Academic Division produces a summary of the ratings questions included in the first version of the questionnaire. and written comments for each set of questionnaires at Formal pilots of 100-200 students were conducted when any programme level. These are returned to the faculty, along with significant changes have been made. the completed questionnaires (minus any confidential ones) throughout the year. At the end of the year, all occurrences • The construction of the questionnaire, the methodology and of the same programme are combined and a consolidated set the summaries produced for each programme are managed of graphs produced by a data entry company attached to the by CPIT’s Academic Director. The overall results (reported at University of Canterbury. faculty, school, and CPIT level) are calculated by an external data entry/analysis company. • An overall report, including recommendations for improvement, is then produced by the Academic Director and distributed to • Rather than using the traditional sampling process, the Management Team, Academic Board, Heads of School, other goal is to survey students in all programmes leading to a senior managers, Students’ Association, and Council. Faculties qualification. They are surveyed during class time to ensure and Divisions are required to develop action plans setting as high a return rate as possible. For the past nine years, out how they will address any significant problems or issues approximately 70% of students have been surveyed for the identified. This is followed up as part of the internal audit/ Student Experience Survey. evaluation process or by the appropriate body (eg Faculty Board, • A sample size of at least 60% of students in each programme Academic Board). is set as the threshold for validity. Although data from The main findings from the 2008 Student Experience Survey are: programmes not meeting this threshold are still included in the overall CPIT results, the information is identified as • 76% of students attending were surveyed (2,215 students). ‘invalid’ for the purpose of drawing conclusions about the • Satisfaction with most aspects is marginally higher than in 2007, particular programme. with between 3-9 % of the students surveyed dissatisfied with • The recommended practice is for someone other than the any aspect. tutor/lecturer to collect the completed questionnaires during Overall student satisfaction with quality of teaching has risen from class time. It is optional for students to provide their name 90% in 2007 who were satisfied and very satisfied to 92% in 2008, and/or contact details. Those who want absolute and there were similar rises in the perceived quality of programmes confidentiality are given the option of sending their completed and impression of CPIT (see chart below). questionnaire directly to the central Academic Division rather than to the Faculty. • The Academic Director contacts students who provide telephone or email details if further information or clarification is needed. Periodically, students from programmes which were overlooked or with a low return rate are contacted separately to see if there is a particular reason why they did not complete the questionnaire or if there are specific issues they wish to raise. • As a consistency check, survey results are compared with other information collected about the same/similar programme, eg audit reports, retention and success data, monitors’ observations and moderation results. There was a slight decrease (from 79% in 2007 to 74% in 2008) in • Survey results, including written comments, from one year are the percentage of students positive about IT/computing facilities used to inform the methodology and questionnaires for the and services; however a slight increase in satisfaction around following year. teaching technology (from 84% in 2007 to 87% in 2008). 91% • Over the past several years, overall results have sometimes of students were positive about their teaching and learning been benchmarked with two or more other polytechnics. This environment. is not always possible, however, due to different survey tools Of surveyed students , 87% would recommend this programme to or methodologies used and/or the results not being available at others compared to 84% in 2007. the same time.

CPIT Annual Report 2008 78 Appendices

External Programme Advisory Committees and Consultation Networks CPIT is committed to working with the industries, Lawrence McIlrath Kristy Abbott professions and communities we serve. One way Senior Market Analysis BICT Student Representative of achieving this is through Programme Advisory Christchurch City Council Committees or Consultation Networks, listed below. Recreation Each programme is supported by a group, of varying John Duncan A Consultation Network, replacing the previous sizes and composition depending on the needs of Director Advisory Committee Structure, was set up in 2004 that programme. The Chair appointed by the group, Platform Consulting to provide advice and support to a number of recreation programmes. The process involves each is usually external to the institution. Most groups Peter Coldicott include student or former student representation, as core staff member identifying at least one industry or Director educational mentor/contact to provide feedback and well as staff representatives (whose names are not Knowledge Plus included). critique on individual teaching practice, content and Karine Legeay-Fisher programme direction. The information is recorded The members listed have given their permission to electronically in a master journal and/or notes and publish their names in the CPIT annual Report. We are General Manager Hosting, vBase emails kept as a record. As required, information grateful for their support and appreciate their input on the course aims, content, graduate profiles, throughout the year. Talya Lake and programme structure is sent to people on the Student Representative following list for review critique: Faculty of Commerce Business Business Administration Clare Cosson Adam Naiman Hydraulics Kirsty Fitzgerald Economic Policy Analyst HR Coordinator Christchurch City Council Dave Ritchie City Care Ltd Hydraulics Shane Manawatu Kristin Holder School of Business Grant Davidson Receptionist Student Representative The Sir Edmund Hillary Outdoor Pursuit Centre of Oxford Clinic New Zealand Mary-Ann Robson Anne Rae School of Business Paul Chaplow Head/Information Management Student Representative New Zealand Mountain Safety Council Cashmere High School Computing Local Advisory Committee Bill Gibson Olivia Thomson Craig Kerr Fiordland Wilderness Experiences Administrator LAC Chairperson Holcim (New Zealand) Ltd Business Information Solution Manager Rosco Gaudin Milford Sound Sea Kayaks Irene Grether Orion NZ Ltd P/A to General Manager Graeme Cox Dave Watson Hohepa Canterbury Business Analysis Marlborough Sounds Adventure Nicole Redfern Christchurch City Council Kevin Sibbald P/A Greg Rossiter Canoe & Outdoor World Christchurch District Health Board Chief Information Officer Anthony Norris Meredith Woodsford CIO Dynamic Control Tamarillo Tropical Expedition Principal Consultant Kerry Glynn BASE Recruitment Rich Campbell Systems Software & Instrumentation Ltd Appalachian State University Jan Crooks Richard Green General Manager Mick Hopkinson Human Interface Technology Lab NZ Kayak School Mortlock McCormack Law University of Canterbury Linda Tucker Helen Millen Chris Dever Westland High School Practice Manager Chief Information Officer Riccarton Medical Practice Canterbury District Health Board Grant South Rhonda Faith (Level 4) Princess Margaret Hospital Hidden Valleys Student Representative (July 07 – July 08) Rick Gibson Ellen Sagmyr Stacey Paterson (Level 4) IT Manager Adventure Guide Holcim (New Zealand) Ltd Student Representative (July 08 – June 09) John Entwistle Georgia Moody (Level 3) Chris Cameron Peak Experience Foodstuffs (South Island) Ltd Student Representative (February – July 08) John Noble Shirley-Anne Pearce Ana Connor Redcliffs Primary School President eCommerce Manager Foodstuffs (South Island) Ltd Ian Harrison AAPNZ Christchurch Branch Central New Brighton School Jeanette Breach Steven Wild CEO Jason Fahey Secretarial Services Team Leader Rangiora High School Christchurch City Council Wild Software Ltd Michael Jongens Dave Grogan Business (including Event Management) Mt Hutt Snowsport Area Simon Maindonald Practice Lead Company Director Hewlett Packard New Zealand Steve Henry The Alpha Domain HP Consulting and Integration Environmental Education & Tourism Consultant Murray Harrington John Ascroft Graham Charles Director CIO, Jade Software Adventure Philosophy PricewaterhouseCoopers Sam Malins Colin Goldthorpe DipICT Student Representative Special Education Group

CPIT Annual Report 2008 79 External Programme Advisory Committees and Consultation Networks Malcolm Creagh Phil & Daniel Folter Grant Miles GSE Montana Bakery Hill Miles Architecture Dave McKinley Andrew Clarke Bill Royal Mountain Guide Just Desserts Royal Associates Ltd Wendy Boyce Lorraine Jacobs Bill Gregory Full On Ltd NZ Bakers Delight Warren & Mahoney Architects Paul Colagiuri Natasha Patterson Jo-Anne Pennycuick Somerset Camp Bakery – St Martins New World Redesign Interior Architecture Ltd Stu Allan Aaron Aymes Bronwyn Thoms Active Voice Competenz Bronwyn Thoms Designer Hospitality Nathan Maynard Kevin Walker Sara Mears (Chair) The George Hotel Infra Train NZ Ltd HRM Crowne Plaza, Christchurch Belinda Jeursen Jacob Abbott Susan Biss Baking Industry Assn of NZ Inc Student Representative Regional Manager Hospitality Assn of New Zealand Annette Campbell Andrew Black Bakery Industry Research Trust Student Representative Brian Reed Addington Function Centre Karl Adriaens & Lance Casey Bradshaw Couplands Bakery Student Representative Tony Smith Executive Chef Meat Industry Training Centre Elizabeth Campbell Crowne Plaza, Christchurch Note that this group operated through the Executive Student Representative of the Canterbury Retail Meat & Allied Trades Christen Philpott Association, members of which are listed below. Joshua Durrant Hillmorton High School Student Representative Mike Lineton (Immediate Past President) Chris Davies Hellaby Meats Andrew Thompson Millennium Hotel Student Representative Richard Stewart (President) Ed Wall Alliance Meats Emma Walker Sevanti Restaurant/Restaurant Assn Canterbury Student Representative John Connelly Michelle Baker Angus Meat Laura Wilkinson Darjon Vineyards Student Representative John Dawber Trish Coleman Foodstuffs (South Island) Ltd Bachelor of Design Nor’wester Café Guy Pask (Chair) Nick Harris (Treasurer) Strategy Design & Advertising Steven Jack Heller Tasty Hospitality Standards Institute Adrienne Anderson Brydon Heller (Vice President) Tahu Communications Vivienne Straight Heller Tasty Marian College Richard Gardiner Maarten Loeffen Burnside High School Joanne Simpson Traiteur of Merivale Millennium Hotel Marianne Hargreaves Steve Newsome (Junior Vice President) The Arts Centre of Christchurch Bronwyn James Alliance Meats Student Representative Hawick Inkster Nick Putt One Glass Eye Annette Sinclair Cross Bros Butchery Student Representative Grant Wells Arthur Porter Nextant Limited NZ Baking Training Centre A Verkerk Ltd Ron Van Til (Chair) Luke Wood Rangiora Bakery Aaron Charles (Secretary) Ilam School of Fine Arts Alliance Meats Ltd University of Canterbury Bruno Falco French Bakery Corey Winder Aaron Beehre Ashbys Butchery Ilam School of Fine Arts Glen Sommerville University of Canterbury Country Oven Bakery Tim James Supervalue/Fresh Choice Certificate in Design (Foundation) Peter Kuipers Lieve Bierque Trocadero Bakery Andrew Lill Christchurch Girls’ High School Prebbleton Butchery John & Donna Thomsen Warren Feeney Copenhagen Bakery Jason Flewellen CoCA Gallery Dunninghams Christchurch Martin & Chad Meehan Alan Gunn Kidds Cakes Faculty of Creative Industries Alphagraphic Design Heather Watson Architectural Studies Phillip Prendergast Lincoln Hospitality Ian Cumberpatch (Chair) Te Kura Whakapumau Te Reo Tuuturu Ki Waitaha Cumberpatch Architects Mark Paintin Mark Solltero Pak’n'Save Moorhouse Colin Hill Papanui High School Hill Miles Architecture Ltd

CPIT Annual Report 2008 80 External Programme Advisory Committees and Consultation Networks Interior Décor and Interior Design Richard Linton Graham Allan Dudley Webb (Chair) Linton Photography Structex Weco Manufacturing Damon McPhail Graeme Wells (Chair) Colin Akroyd Damon Photography DANZ/Structural Design Atelier & Roylston House Johannes van Kan John Walley Chris Attwood Photographer Canterbury Manufacturers‘ Assn Dore’s for Floors Ltd David Wethey Kevin Blue Henrietta Hiatt Southern Cross Digital Ltd Capital Programme Group Resene Color Shop Christchurch City Council Computer Networking Lynn Ryan Ian Burgess Peter Hansby Maison Décor The Total Team City Care Veronica Moore James Lowden Rainer Vogt Veronica Moore Interiors Pedersen Read Kevin Sullivan Sue Pickersgill IBM NZ Ltd Ron Clarke Home Ideas Centre Capital Programme Group Steve Kennedy Christchurch City Council Dot Street SunGard Systems The Laminex Group Sam Chaffey Daniel Van Wieren Truescape Ltd Matthew Tait Tait Electronics Lighthouse Lighting Tony Gallagher Stephen Harteveld Fulton Hogan Donna Weir Connetics Ltd Sue Martin Design Robert Napier David Richards MWH Anna Kouwenhoven Christchurch City Council Journalism Student Representative Sheldon Duthie Bill Francis (Chair) Diana Townley Allied Telesyn Research The Radio Network Student Representative Greg Haslett Terry Brown Fashion Christchurch City Council Radio NZ Emily Drysdale Mark Jennings Snowy Peak Ltd Electrotechnology Andrew Read TV3 News Lauren Holroyd Pedersen Read Jim Tucker Burnside High School Dave Cooper NZ Journalists’ Training Organisation Barbara Lee Airways NZ Radio Panache David Brice (Chair) George McNeur The Radio Network Caroline Moore Allied Telesyn Research Frenzi Holdings Ltd Dallas Gurney Greg Preston (Chair) TRN Rachel Gafa Burnside High School Pacific Brands Rodger Clamp Ian Williamson More FM Graham Harris ARC Innovations Longbeach Holdings Ltd Leon Wratt Phillip Kynock Radio Works Sue Parkes Humanware Ltd Mark van Roosmalen David Innes Stephen Hirsch The Suit Doctor RBA Orion NZ Errol Wood Brian Jennings Warren Pettigrew Canesis Network Ltd General Manager Dynamic Controls The Community Network Bruce Tollemache Marty Matheson The Radio Network Apparel & Textile ITO ETITO Jana Rongooni Vicky Wynn-Williams Matthew Bright Radio Works Kathmandu Engineering Rosemary Thorne Sara Beaumont Damon Page TRN Student Representative Scott Tech Television Ashley McNeill Derek Bishop Paul Hedges Student Representative Stratatec Ltd TVNZ Julie Ross Barry Schwass John Crawford Student Representative Powell Fenwick Consultants NHNZ Robyn Webb Geoff Banks Carla Andersen Student Representative Structex TVNZ Photography Geoff Blokland Caterina De Nave CADPRO Systems Diederik van Heyningen TV3 Network Services Ltd Lightworkx Photography Gijs Hovens Chris King IPENZ TV3 News

CPIT Annual Report 2008 81 External Programme Advisory Committees and Consultation Networks Veronica McCarthy Dr John Love Midwifery Producer ESR, Christchurch Tania Roundtree (Chair) Raconteur/South Island SPADA Representative Co-opted Member Robin Lowen Mary Phillips CPIT BAppSc Graduate Margaux Hlavac Pickled Possum Productions Home Birth Association Rachael Hind Waynne Williams Student Representative Ann Atkins/Suzanne Salton TVNZ, Christchurch CDHB – Rural Catherine Pugh Digital Video Post Production Student Representative Penny Calder/Sonya Gray Gary Ryan Self Employed Midwife Blue Bicycle Flicks Veterinary Nursing and Animal Care Subcommittee Elizabeth Cunningham Dean Lyon Dr Karen Bailey (Chair) Röpu Kawa Whakaruruhau Studio of the Future Lab Works Animal Health Kay Faulls Hawick Inkster Christine Boyd NZ College of Midwives One Glass Eye Cattery Rep (Canterbury/West Coast Region) James Brown Dr Alan Brydon Elaine Gray TVNZ Graphics Department Riccarton-Ilam Veterinary Clinic NZ College of Midwives – Midwifery Educator Johannes Konigstorfer Dr Geoff Mehrtens Lynne King Photon NZFX Veterinary Surgeon Christchurch Women’s Hospital, Midwifery Educator Anita Levering Susan Morton Sally Pairman Digital Pos Veterinary Nurse/Dog Trainer School of Midwifery, Otago Polytechnic Faculty of Health, Jasmine Mahalm Pam Phipps Humanities & Science SPCA Parent Centre Mathematics and Statistics Maria Halloumis Susan Procter Dr Chris Price (External Adviser) National Certificate in Veterinary Nursing La Leche League University of Canterbury Student Representative Marie Dickie Bachelor of Applied Science (Specialisation) Kate Jones Christchurch Women’s Hospital Iain Ansell National Certificate in Veterinary Nursing – Academy of Sport Graduate Pathway Anna Van Uden Student Representative St George’s Hospital – Midwifery Dr Mark Floyd Occupation Physician Medical Imaging Tina Vares Tertiary Education Sector Marg Foster Shona Niven (Chair) Sporting Organisation Nelson Hospital Natasha Lucas Students (Year 1) John Haggart Dr Anthony Butler Sporting Coach Radiology Profession Helen Fraser Students (Year 2) Mark Hollands Therese Speechlay Physiotherapist Charge MRT, CDHB, Christchurch Margaret Cramp Students (Year 3) David Bailey Julia Metcalfe Programme & Activity Manager MRTB Rôpu Kawa Whakaruruhau (Nursing & Midwifery) Chris Mene Jane Craven Elizabeth Cunningham (Kaiwhakahaere/Chair) Sport Industry Wellington Hospital Aroha Reriti-Crofts Cathy Robison Lynda Gibson Taua Ministry of Health Timaru Hospital Wendy Dallas-Katoa Science Beryl Kelly Registered Nurse – Primary Care Middlemore Hospital, Auckland Dr Neil Pasco (Chair) Annette Finlay Lincoln Ventures Ltd Jason Lister Registered Nurse Grey Hospital, Greymouth Joe Keller (Deputy Chair) Postgraduate of CPIT (Mäori) Claire Londahl Dr Karen Bailey Nursing Advisory Committee Southland Hospital, Kew, Invercargill Gribbles Veterinary Pathology Yvonne Syme-Boulton (Chair) Irene Wilson Co-opted Member Jane Brennan Dunedin Hospital RED HOT (Fire & Forensic Investigations) Stu Bigwood Philip Thomas Mental Health Services, CDHB Caroline Franks Wairau Hospital, Blenheim Goodman Fielder, Meadowfresh Paula Finnigan (to August 2008) Hannah Smith Timaru Hospital & Community Services Geoffrey Groves New Graduate Canterbury Science Teachers’ Assn Wendy Dallas-Katoa/Annette Finlay Bernadette MacDougal & Elsbeth Hancock Rôpu Kawa Whakaruruhau Paula Scholes Students (Year 1) ESR, Christchurch Dr Jacky Flynn (from September 2008) Erin Pudney Christchurch Hospital Dr Louise Winder Students (Year 2) AgResearch, Lincoln Prof Geoff Fougere (up to July 2008) Ashley Baines & Trish Evans Univeristy of Canterbury Students (Year 3)

CPIT Annual Report 2008 82 External Programme Advisory Committees and Consultation Networks Shelley Frost Kathy Peri Disability Programmes Advisory Committee Primary Health Care Nursing CDHB, The Princess Margaret Hospital Dee Black CCS Disability Action Catherine Gilmore Pip James New Zealand Nurses’ Organisation St John of God Health & Disability Services Michael Buellingen Hohepa Homes Mary Gordon Jude Matson Executive Director of Nursing, CDHB Health Care New Zealand Colin Gladstone Allenvale Special School Dianne Le Compte Deborah Urquhart NZNO Mental Health Section NZ Nurses’ Organisation (Canterbury Enrolled Nurse Karen Lilly Section) LifeLinks Dr Jane O’Malley West Coast DHB (ex officio) Heather Gray Tanya Matsis Ashburton Health Services IDEA Services Trish Palmer Health Care Providers New Zealand Mental Health Support Work Reference Group Dave Nicholl South Island Shared Services Agency Limited Sam Powell (from August 2008) Diane Gooch (Chair) Timaru Hospital & Community Services Supporting Families in Mental Illness Fergus Webber Insight New Zealand 2007 Ltd (Residential Services) Jane Rees Peter Abrams College of Nurses Aotearoa (NZ) Inc. Canterbury (Consumer Advisor) Suzy Lawson Lifelinks Samantha Jefferson (from May 2008) Vicki Cooper Student Representative Comcare Charitable Trust Certificate in Community Studies Cheryl Cottle Richard Buchanan Linda Whiteside Private Consultant Disability Issues Student Representative Brackenridge Estate Glenda Prendergast Cindy Carmichael Rebecca Whiteside (up to May 2008) Women’s Health Information Centre Student Representative Pathways Trust Ruth Gardner Graduate Studies Reference Group Glenn Dodson Stepping Stones Trust Volunteering Canterbury Craig Cowie Nurse Consultant for Acute Community Stan Doney John Grant (Chair) Mental Health, CDHB Te Pito Ora Skillwise Kerry Davies Fiona Howard Kevin Grimwood Christchurch Hospital (ICU) CDHB, Specialist Mental Health Services Coordinator, Canterbury Youth Workers Collective Alison Gallant Ann Jang John Harrington (up to August 2008) Christchurch Hospital (Gerontology) Te Awa o Te Ora Director, National Youth Workers Network Aotearoa Inc Penney Kemp Hemi Lesatele Nurse Maude Association Pacific Trust Canterbury Natalya Pitama Youth Justice Pam Kiesanowski Caroline McClelland Nursing Director (Internal Medicine), CDHB Richmond NZ Karen Whittaker Social Worker – Grandparents as Parents, Peter Masson Beth Nobes Family Works Presbyterian Support Psych Services for the Elderly Psychiatric Consumers Trust The Princess Margaret Hospital Janiece Proud (Older Persons Health) Lyn O’Malley Student Representative Cannon Hill Residential Care Alison Partridge Social Work Clinical Charge Nurse – Medical Counselling Loluama Avia Irene Paton Social Worker – Christchurch District Court Sam Powell (up to August 2008) Community Representative Christchurch Hospital Cheryl Bok John Cameron Open Home Foundation Trish Rasmussen Private Practice, Counsellor The Princess Margaret Hospital, (Older Darral Campbell Persons Health), Student Prof Bob Manthei CDHB Counselling Lecturer Anna Reed (up to March 2008) Robin Millar Gerontological Nurse Specialist Marie Meyer Child Youth and Family Services The Princess Margaret Hospital Counselling Lecturer Vision College Christopher Rewha (Older Persons Health) Andy Moscrop-Giblin Youth Justice Manager – CYF Catherine Smith NZAC Representative Allan Rodgers Christchurch Hospital (Oncology) Jim Strang Community Probation Lesley Spence Private Practice, Counsellor Hannah Whittaker Private Hospitals Carolina Gnad YCD & Prostitute Collective Certificate in Nursing and Certificate in Community Representative Health Studies Reference Group Mark Johnstone Diana Gunn (Chair) Karey Meisner Student Representative (Year 3) Canterbury DHB, Burwood Hospital Nationwide Health & Disability Advocacy Services Foreign Languages Michelle Barber Mike Jillings Jo Barber West Coast DHB Student Representative Association of Japanese Language Teachers (Diploma in Counselling – Year Three) Bev Carter Natasha Barnett Nurse Maude Association/NZ Private Hospitals Assn CPIT Student Representative

CPIT Annual Report 2008 83 External Programme Advisory Committees and Consultation Networks Henry Liu Chris McCarthy Mrs Aroha Reriti-Crofts Canterbury Employers‘ Chamber of Commerce Commerce Mrs Denise Sheat Ms Maru Stirling Hyden Toonen Bill McIndoe Mr Ted Te Hae Transnational Limited Engineering Terehia Kipa

Peter Tuffley Crispin Maclean Te Runaka o Ötautahi NZ Society of Translators & Interpreters Trades Innovation Institute Nine of the sixteen members of Te Runaka are of Ngäi Prof Bill Willmott Jan Maister Tahu decent. Chinese Friendship Society Health, Humanities & Science Elizabeth Cunnigham Atena Hensch John Morgan Otago Medical School; Roopu Whakaruruhau Interpreting Canterbury Engineering Professor Tania Ka’ai Nicky Kato Trevor Nesbitt Professor of Mäori Innovation and Development Kiwi Club International Commerce Auckland University of Technology Nicola McCormick Dirk Pons Professor Timoti Karetu Health, Humanities & Science Engineering Director of Te Reo Mäori Centre of Excellence Waikato University English Language Adult Education Advisory Committee Nancy Wu Aaron Ames Roimata Kirikiri Refugee Settlement Support CompeteNZ Senior Mäori Public Servant Representative Ministry of Education Joy Judd Karen Evans ESOL Home Tutors Avonmore Tertiary Academy Professor Wharehuia Milroy Christchurch Te Reo Mäori Expert; Te Wänanga o Aotearoa Amanda Bissett Sue Saunders Ruben Blades Hairdressing Academy Ranui Ngarimu CANTESOL Kairaranga; Former Manager, Tertiary Education Therese La Porte Commission; Senior Ngäi Tahu Representative Jude Ryan-O’Dea Adult Education, University of Canterbury Ngäi Tahu Artist Canterbury Employers‘ Chamber of Commerce Michael Webster Hana O’Regan Ms Glenys Bagnall ESITO Tumuaki/Dean, Te Puna Wänaka, CPIT College of Education Ian Alexander Sir Tipene O’Regan Vida Nazrati BCITO Assistant Vice Chancellor, University of Canterbury Interpreters Association Kerrie Ruruku Aroha Reriti-Crofts Grace Hollander Private Industry Ótautahi Mäori Women’s Welfare League Ethnic Council Member, Te Roopu Kawa Whakaruruhau CircoArts Ngäi Tuahuriri Patrick O’Connor Due to the highly specialist nature of this programme, PEETO a Consultation Network instead of a formal Advisory Dr Khyla Russell Senior Mäori Polytechnic Representative Joan Cardno Committee is used for advice and support. This Otago Polytechnic Hagley Community College includes electronic communication, as well as face to face contact with a variety of people involved in the Professor Piri Sciascia Lila White circus industry, both nationally and internationally. Mäori Pro Vice Chancellor ESOL Assessment & Access Specialist Services Victoria University of Wellington Jazz and Popular Music and Performing Arts Alia Sarwary The formal Advisory Committees for Jazz and Bevan Tipene-Matua Christchurch Resettlement Services Popular Music were disestablished at the end of 2007 Pou Rakahau/Director Research and Development Graduate Diploma of Information Design because during 2008 significant redevelopment of (Mäori), CPIT the Music and Performing Arts programmes was in Wendy Dore Mr Pakake Winiata Trimble Navigation progress. This involved a large range of relationships and engagements with industry and educational Senior Director of Mätauranga Mäori Te Wänanga o Raukawa Chris Dorsey stakeholders. These meetings did not take the form Allied Telesun Research of formal Advisory committees. This was to ensure Puamiria Parata-Goodall adequate coverage and access to all stakeholders Ngäi Tahu Representative, CPIT Council Emma Harding was achieved. New Advisory groups for Music and Consultant Performing Arts have been formed for 2009. These Trades Innovation Institute comprise diverse cross sections of all key stakeholders Internal Communications Advisory Committee Trades Innovation Institute Advisory Board in these fields. This group of CPIT staff provides feedback and Paul Blackler support to the communications staff, who teach a South Island Area Manager variety of courses in different programmes throughout Te Puna Wänaka Mainzeal Property & Construction the institution. Te Kahui Community Advisory Group John O’Donnell Mr Johno Crofts Ryan Baker General Manager – Infrastructure Mrs Ruahine Crofts Engineering Orion NZ Ltd Mr Bill Edwards Ken Blockley Mr George Ehau Rob Lawrence Sullivan Avenue Mrs Helen Gray Consultant Technology Marketing Development Mrs Marina Hughes Canterbury Employers‘ Chamber of Commerce Joy Causer Mrs Kiwa Hutchen Health, Humanities & Science Mike Eagle Mr Sandy Kaa Director David Hawke Mr Charlie Crofts Melray Electric Ltd Health, Humanities & Science Mr Ross Paniora Mr Pura Parata Trevor McIntyre Elaine Higgs Mr Ruawhitu Pokaia Headmaster Commerce Mrs Tihi Puanaki Christchurch Boys‘ High School

CPIT Annual Report 2008 84 External Programme Advisory Committees and Consultation Networks John Lovett John McKenzie Stuart Stuthridge General Manager Archibalds on Tuam Alpha Painting Talbot Plastics Ltd Phil Hayes Mark Dyer Autobody Avon City Ford Dyers Decorating Roy Andrews Francis McClimont Andrews & Gilmore Elliott Drayton Christchurch BMW Frank McClimont Ltd Wayne Ashby Jeremy Spencer & Peter Spencer Reliance Panel & Paint Jeremy Duffy Armstrong Motor Group Spencer Painters Ashley Barker David Peters ColorSpec Paints Tim Monk Miles Toyota City Self Employed Chris Day Gordon Melzard Fitzgerald Autobody Gavin Cochran Rangiora Toyota Self Employed Brian Easter Mark Stringer Super Finish Panel & Paint Engineering ADM Painters Damian Blackmur Andrew Fletcher Lyttelton Engineering Simon Morton Brown & Paterson Chris Brooks Joinery Nigel Hamilton Pratt Whitney Don McClintock PPG Industries Don’s Joinery John Connelly David Kennedy CWF Hamilton Owen Wright Shepherd & Kime Ltd Joinery By Design Ian Cullimore Dave Lockie Cullimore Engineering Ltd Don Bisphan R J Paterson R A Hale Ltd Peter Dennis (Chair) Kent Moore Cantec Engineering Ltd Stuart Cowan Specialised Panel & Paint J B Joinery Ltd Murray Hobbs Craig Raxworthy Linwood College Bernie Hunt & Hugh Donaldson Raxworthy Autobody Repairs Sydenham Joinery Ltd Troy Laffey Graeme Raxworthy Lyttelton Engineering Rick van der Zwet & Kelvin Wright ABE Display Manufacturing Rob Milne Mark Smith Chapman Engineering Ltd Syd Chidgey Maurice L Poore Ltd Hagley Building Products Glenn Morgan Shane Smith Patience & Nicholson (NZ) Ltd Nathan Moore Action Autobody Hagley Building Products Darren Musson Mike Stopford Aeon Engineering 2007 Ltd Gary Attenburg Resene Automotive M W F Manufacturing Neil Plucks Glen Wiki Plucks Engineering Chris Freeman R O Jones – Northern Country Kitchens Ltd Steve Roche Automotive Scott Technology Ltd Construction Greg Barnard Ian Alexander Team Hutchinson Ford Furniture BCITO Graeme Dreaver Nigel Allen Tony Bone Classique Furniture Elite Auto Electronics Nigel Allen Builders Ltd Andrew Davies Paul Blackler Bill Flanagan Davies Furniture Windsor Service Station Mainzeal Property & Construction Ltd Alister McKenzie Ray Brill Andrew Gillbanks Royal Furniture Cockram Motor Group BCITO James Connor Colin Chrisholm Hamish Hawkins D A Lewis Ltd A1 Marsh Automotive Ltd Fulton Hogan Civil Max Milesi Dave Freeman Andre Hopman FITEC Hopman Motors Higgs Builders Ltd Painting and Decorating Richard Gibb Andrew McCormick Glen McNicholl HRS Construction Ltd McCormick Motors Dulux Jack Harris Andy Mills Paul O’Donnell Fletchers Construction Blackwell Motor Group 0800 We Paint Ltd Brian Honeybone Stefan Orlita Wayne Ranger Honeybone Builders Ltd Donnithonre Simms Mitsubushi Painting Contractor John Mulholland Brian Skinley Greg Thomas Eastwood Construction Ltd A1 Auto Services The Makeover Decorating Company Rei Simon Dave Tyler Shaun Watson Simon Developments Ltd Autotempsolutions Painter

CPIT Annual Report 2008 85 External Programme Advisory Committees and Consultation Networks Steven Van der Pol Peter Diver Arrow International Ltd Diver Plumbing Clive Barrington Geoff Hooker Clive Barrington Construction Ltd GG Don Ltd Hairdressing Barry Lightbown Peter Blomfield CCC Bobsidi Hair Salon James Price Tania Dench James Price Plumbing HITO Brian Snook Julie Dupree Clynne & Bennie Rodney Wayne Palms Sion Walsh Tracey Geerin Gascraft Engineering TG Hairdressing Mark Whitehead Barry Grouse Whitehead Plumbing Two Chairs Cutting Jack Willcox Vicki Joseph Willcox Plumbing Rodney Wayne Steve Woodbury Tracey Mottrum Woodbury Plumbing Co Ltd Hair Solutions Craig Wenmoth Ali Officer Apprentice Training Trust DNA Robyn Brown Lois Ray Plumbing, Gasfitting Hair Works Salon Michele Rosewal Carl Watkins & Associates Sandy Sadlier Carl Watkins & Associates Alan Shaw Pivot Point NZ Lyn Turnbull Hillmorton High School Kim Upton Hair on Victoria Street Viv Wilson Kudos Hairdressers Electrical Geoff Trotter Saxon Appliances Ltd John Goodenough Connetics Warren Hughes Melray Electric Ltd Marty Matheson ETITO Robbie Ray Aotea Electric Ltd Michael Webster ESITO Dave Brown ABB Ltd John Jensen Arnold Jensen Plumbing John Berridge Apprentice Training Trust Roye Daniels

CPIT Annual Report 2008 86 Staff Prizes and Awards

Faculty of Commerce Gawith, Libby (School of Humanities) Awarded research grant from the Ministry of Health: Asgarkhani, Mehdi (School of Computing) Physical fitness and healthy eating programmes for Recipient, "Outstanding Reviewer Award 2008" from people with long term mental health problems the Journal of Contemporary Management Research (editorial board) Jamieson, Isabel (School of Nursing & Human Services) Garside, Ruth (School of Business) Member of CPIT/CDHB Dedicated Education Unit Emerald Literati Network (2008) Highly Commended (DEU) Advisory Team who were recipients of a Award for Contribution to research article: Highly Commended Award at the CDHB Quality Johnston, D., Becker, J., Gregg, C., Houghton, B., Improvement and Innovation Awards (11 November Paton, D., Leonard, G., Garside, R. “Developing 2008) warning and disaster response capacity in the tourism sector in coastal Washington, USA”, Disaster Whittle, Rose (School of Nursing & Human Services) Prevention and Management, Vol. 16 No.2, 2007, Member of CPIT/CDHB Dedicated Education Unit Emerald Group Publishing Limited. (DEU) Advisory Team who were recipients of a Highly Commended Award at the CDHB Quality Lance, Michael (School of Computing) Improvement and Innovation Awards (11 November Recipient (with David Weir), HP Technology for 2008) Teaching Grant Initiative (Asia Pacific), “Building and Using Interactive Engagement Software”, May 2007 Te Puna Wänaka Mardle, Nicci (Outdoor Programmes, School of Tukua, Charmaine Business) Recipient, CPIT Excellence in Teaching Award 2008 Recipient Young Emerging Instructor O’Regan, Hana McCarthy, Chris (School of Computing) MONTANA Book Awards, Inaugural Award for Te Recipient, Performance Based Research Fund rating, Reo Mäori, for “Te Tü a te Toka”, contributor, author Tertiary Education Committee, 2007 of Chapter ‘Te Ika a Kahue’ McCarthy, Diane (School of Computing) O’Regan, Hana Recipient of Building Research Capacity in the Social LIANZA Children’s Book Awards, Kura Pounamu Sciences (BRCSS) Award, March 2008 Award, for “Te Kete Ika a Räkaihautü”, co-authored Recipient of Waddell Smith Post-graduate Scholarship by Charisma Rangipunga in Education for PhD study, December 2008 Trades Innovation Institute McPhee, John (School of Computing) Dave Kennedy and Daphne Robson 2008 Annual Agnew, Phil NACCQ conference award for top staff poster was Recipient of ITPNZ Cooperation for Results Award awarded for a poster titled “Teaching with Tablets: Bleyendal, Roger Enabling Interactive Learning” Teaching Award Prins, Rob; Tiao, Tony; Freitas, June (School of Byers, Stephen Food & Hospitality) Teaching Award CPIT Award for Teaching Excellence Nesbit, Trevor (School of Computing) Recipient, Performance Based Research Fund rating Tertiary Education Commission 2007 Schischka, John (School of Business) Recipient, Performance Based Research Fund rating, Tertiary Education Commission, 2007 School of Food & Hospitality Winner, HSI Excellence in Training, Training Provider Workplace Partnerships Stokes, Cheryl (School of Food & Hospitality) Finalist HSI Excellence in Training – Hospitality tutor Watson, Philip; Nesbit, Trevor; Oliver, Rob; McPhee, John (School of Computing) Awarded Top Student Poster at the 2008 NACCQ Conference – Development of a VOIP Based Help Desk Application. Weir, David (School of Computing) Recipient (with Michael Lance), HP Technology for Teaching Grant Initiative (Asia Pacific), “Building and Using Interactive Engagement Software”, May 2007

Faculty of Health, Humanities & Science Bland, Janna (School of Humanities) Recipient, CPIT Excellence in Teaching Award 2008 Cowie, Frances (Medical Imaging, School of Applied Sciences) Awarded Honorary Fellowship of the New Zealand Institute of Medical Radiation Technology

CPIT Annual Report 2008 87 Staff Research Outputs

This section contains a summary of outputs produced Straker, Jo & Haddock, Cathye. "Outdoor leader Conference Presentations by staff based on research they have undertaken, qualifications alignment project". The Confluence: Asgarkhani, Mehdi. “Current trends in the use of either individually or in collaboration with other Tutakitanga, Lincoln University, 21-24 January 2008. application development tools: a New Zealand case researchers and organisations. The outputs are Straker, Jo & Staite, Brian. "Neo-nomadology: The study”. International Conference on Business and divided into various categories and reflect the diversity art of cycle touring". The Confluence: Tutakitanga, Information Management, Seoul, Korea, July 2008. of research undertaken at CPIT. Lincoln University, 21-24 January 2008. Asgarkhani, Mehdi. “Public sector reform: phases of Faculty of Commerce Other Publications & Presentations electronic information management and electronic de Waal, Anton. “What it means to innovate” (public administration”. International Conference on School of Business address). Dunedin Town Hall, Dunedin, 7 August 2008. Business and Information Management, Seoul, Korea, July 2008. Refereed Publications Garside, Ruth. “Employment rights and the law”. Kennedy, Dave & Robson, Daphne. "Teaching with Prebble, Dean; de Waal, Anton; de Groot, Christchurch Ethnic Women's Network Symposium, tablets: enabling interactive learning". 21st Annual Cristiaan. “Applying multiple perspectives to The Office of Ethnic Affairs, Christchurch, 24 May 2008. Conference of the National Advisory Committee on the design of a commercialisation process”. R&D Garside, Ruth. “Adverse impacts of employee selection Computing Qualifications, Auckland, July 2008. Management, 38 (3), pp 311-320, 2008. processes”. Christchurch Business Association, Migrant Nesbit, Trevor. "The National Advisory Committee Schischka, John; Dalziel, Paul; Saunders, Caroline. Mentors workshop, Christchurch, 18 December 2008. on Computing Qualifications: a community of practice “Applying Sen's Capability Approach to poverty Swain, Peter; James, Jennifer; Schischka, John. case study from New Zealand". 8th International alleviation programs: two case studies”. Journal of “Janis Blong Toktok: Pri-Skul Asosiesen Blong Vanuatu Conference on Knowledge, Culture and Change in Human Development, 9 (2), pp 229-246, 2008. and the role of New Zealand Volunteers”. Volunteer Organisations, Cambridge, August 2008. Schischka, John. “Women in business Service Abroad, Wellington, NZ, 2008. Sarkar, Amitrajit. “E-commerce adoption and development in Samoa”. The International School of Computing implementation in SMEs: an analysis of factors”. Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, 9 (2), Refereed Publications 21st Annual Conference of the National Advisory pp 145-150, 2008. Asgarkhani, Mehdi. “The strategic role and Committee on Computing Qualifications, Auckland, effectiveness of eTechnologies in pervasive learning”. July 2008. Conference Presentations Proceedings of the International eEducation Watson, Philip; Nesbit, Trevor; Oliver, Rob; Barrass, Holly & Straker, Jo. "New pathways in Conference, CD-ROM, 2008. education: how do democratic learning strategies McPhee, John. "Development of a VOIP based Help link alternative education and outdoor education?" Asgarkhani, Mehdi. “Public sector reform through Desk application". 21st Annual National Advisory The Confluence: Tutakitanga, Lincoln University, eAdministration: an overview”. Proceedings of the Committee on Computing Qualifications Conference, 21-24 January 2008. International Conference on eAdministaration, CD- Auckland, July 2008. ROM, 2008. Burley, Peter. “Findings on partnership forming Other Publications & Presentations Asgarkhani, Mehdi & Wan, Jun. “International among amateur sports clubs – implications for local students and cooperative Industry projects in ICT Asgarkhani, Mehdi. “ICT skills needs and the role government and reserves planning”. The 2008 education: a study of impact factors”. Proceedings of of tertiary sector in ICT education”. New Zealand National Conference combined with the International the 21st Annual Conference of the National Advisory Computer Society Panel, October 2008. Federation of Parks and Recreation Administration Committee on Computing Qualifications, pp 189- Lyons, Mark & Nesbit, Trevor. "ACEing the (IFPRA) Asia Pacific Congress, Christchurch, 193, 2008. delivery of technical content online". Supplementary 16-18 September 2008. Asgarkhani, Mehdi & Wan, Jun. “Current trends Proceedings of the 21st Annual National Advisory Corbett, Lauren & Straker, Jo. “Outdoor in the use of application development tools: a New Committee on Computing Qualifications, 2008. education and the social learning environment”. The Zealand case study”. Proceedings of the International MacGregor, Alister & Nesbit, Trevor. "Facilitating Confluence: Tutakitanga, Lincoln University, 21-24 Conference on Business and Information, CD- learning by using case studies". Invited Paper in January 2008. ROM, 2008. the Proceedings of the 21st Annual National de Waal, Anton & Knott, Paul. “An integrative Asgarkhani, Mehdi. “Public sector reform: phases Advisory Committee on Computing Qualifications framework for studying new product development of electronic information management and electronic Conference, 2008. activity and tools”. 2008 PDMA Academic Research administration”. Proceedings of the International McCarthy, Chris. "Literature review on online Forum, Orlando, Florida, USA, 13-14 September 2008. Conference on Business and Information, CD- assessment authentication". Proceedings of the Hampson, Ellen. “Discord in staff perceptions ROM, 2008. 21st Annual Conference of the National Advisory of sustainable development and sustainability”. Asgarkhani, Mehdi & Wan, Jun. “A pilot study of Committee on Computing Qualifications, (pp 277- Australasian Campuses Towards Sustainability, current trends in information and communication 282), 2008. University of Canterbury and CPIT, 1-3 October 2008. technology (ICT) Education within the Tertiary Sector”. McCarthy, Chris & Nesbit, Trevor. "Rationalising Hampson, Ellen. “Utilisation of Antarctica’s fresh- Journal of Contemporary Management Research (4) student numbers in degree and diploma courses: the water resources”. Annual Antarctica New Zealand No. 4, pp 291-304, December 2008. CPIT experience". Proceedings of the 21st Annual Science Conference, Otago University, 7-9 July 2008. Asgarkhani, Mehdi & Wan, Jun. “A case study of Conference of the National Advisory Committee on Henriques-Hilbink, Femke & Straker, Jo. “Fear desired attributes for success within the ICT sector”. Computing Qualifications, (pp 145-156), 2008. and motivation in advanced competitive female Journal of Applied Computing and Information Kennedy, Dave & Nesbit, Trevor. "The revision snowboarders”. The Confluence: Tutakitanga, Technology, 12-1, pp 1-6. 2008. of a database course – the process and the result". Lincoln University, 21-24 January 2008. Kennedy, David & Robson, Daphne. “Teaching Supplementary Proceedings of the 21st Annual Irwin, Dave. “Weaving the threads of outdoor with tablets: enabling interactive learning”ß. National Advisory Committee on Computing education and sustainability education”. Proceedings of 21st Annual Conference of the Qualifications Conference, 2008. National Advisory Committee on Computing International Outdoor Recreation and Robson, Daphne & Kennedy, Dave. “ICT in Qualifications, 2008. Education Conference 2008, Lincoln University, education: interactive use of tablets for teaching”. 21-24 January 2008. McCarthy, Chris. “To what extent are Mäori studying Presentation to NZ Computer Society Canterbury Irwin, Dave. “Successes and frustrations while ICT: the policy implementation gap”. Proceedings of Branch, Christchurch, 4 December 2008. teaching for social change in an outdoor education the 21st Annual Conference of the National Advisory Committee on Computing Qualifications, (July, 2008), context”. International Outdoor Recreation and School of Food & Hospitality Education Conference 2008, Lincoln University, pp 85 - 92, 2008. 21-24 January 2008. Nesbit, Trevor. “Developing communities of Conference Presentations Chan, Selena. "Using technology to teach baking: Segal, Hayley & Straker, Jo. “Kayaking accidents practice for ICT students in an eLearning context. A mLearning, eportfolios and web 2.0". West Coast and incidents: how do traumatic experiences influence New Zealand story”. The International Journal on Tertiary Teaching Conference, Shantytown, West confidence and motivation?” The Confluence: Technology, Knowledge and Society, 4, 2008. Coast, 28 November 2008. Tutakitanga, Lincoln University, 21-24 January 2008. Nesbit, Trevor & Kennedy, Dave. “The revision Chan, Selena. "mLearning @ CPIT: mobile phones, Straker, Jo. “Finding freedom: philosophies of of a database course – the process and the eportfolios and the apprentice learner". MITO outdoor education”. The Confluence: Tutakitanga, result”. Proceedings of the 21st Annual National Advisory Committee on Computing Qualifications Professional Development Conference, Wellington, Lincoln University, 21-24 January 2008. Conference, 2008. 1 October 2008.

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Chan, Selena. “Belonging, becoming and being: the Reed, Michael (curator and contributor); Yazzie, Other Publications & Presentations role of apprenticeships”. Industry Training Federation Melanie (assistant curator). “The 60s”. 36 Artist Maples, David. “Solar Energy Tracker”. IET & IEEE Vocational Education and Training Research Forum International Print Portfolio, June 2008. Seminar, CPIT, Christchurch, September 2008 2008, Te Papa, Wellington, 4 March 2008. Reed, Michael. “The art of collaboration: printed Chan, Selena. “Evaluation of an mLearning pilot: collaborations” (exhibitor and curator). 5th Unpublished Research & Reports narratives of workplace skill acquisition using”. Biennial Conference of Institutes of Technology Maples, David. “Solar Energy Tracker”. Master of mLearn 2008, Telford, UK, 1-10 October 2008. and Polytechnics of New Zealand, Tauranga, Engineering thesis, University of Canterbury, 2008. Chan, Selena. “mLearning in the workplace”. 2-3 October 2008. NZCETA 2008, Wellington, 29 September-1 October Tutty, Earl. “In a biscuit tin under the bed”. CoCA, School of Broadcasting 2008. Christchurch, April 2008. Refereed Publications Chan, Selena. “mLearning pilot @ CPIT: Compiling ePortfolios by using mobile phones to collect”. Conference Presentations Elkin, Graham; Farnsworth, John; Parker, Andrew. “Strategy and the internationalisation of HERDSA 2008, Rotorua, 2-4 July 2008. Brasell-Jones, Megan. “Cultivating responsible universities”. International Journal of Educational designers”. ACTS – Australasian Campuses Other Publications & Presentations Management, 22 (3), pp 239-250, 2008. Towards Sustainability, Christchurch, New Zealand, Chan, Selena. “mLearning in the workplace” 1-3 October 2008. Farnsworth, John. “Virginia Nightingale and Tim (seminar). Te Papa, Wellington, 30 September 2008. Dwyer (eds) – New Media Worlds: book review”. Pauli, Dorothee. “United we stand, the art of Chan, Selena. “mLearning pilot at CPIT” (seminar). Global Media Journal, 2 (1), 2008. collaboration”. 5th Biennial Conference of Institutes CORE, Russley Golf Course, Christchurch, of Technology and Polytechnics of NZ, Tauranga, Norris, Paul. “The progress of cameras in the courts 24 September 2008. 2-3 October 2008. of New Zealand 1995-2008 – a media perspective”. Chan, Selena. “Technology in teaching: mlearning, Law, Liberty, Legislation – Essays in Honour of John eportfolios and social networking tools” (seminar). Other Publications & Presentations Burrows QC, eds Jeremy Finn and Stephen Todd, Weltec, Wellington, 1 October 2008. Maillard, John. “Paths – Landscapes” public address. LexisNexis, Wellington, 2008. CoCA, Christchurch, 14 February 2008. Faculty of Design & Engineering Shanahan, Morris W. “Cultural differences in learn- Maillard, John. “Photographs by John ing and implications for distance delivery of educa- School of Art & Design Maillard” public address. CoCA, Christchurch, tional programmes to developing nations”. Journal of Refereed Publications 20 February 2008. College Teaching & Learning, 5 (2), pp 15-23, 2008. Maillard, John (photography); Spellerberg, Ian & Pauli, Dorothee. “A Talent to Engage: The Zanker, Ruth & Lealand, Geoff. “Pleasure, excess Frey, Michele. (editors). ”Living with natives. New Watercolours of Gabrielle Hope (1916-1962)”. Art and self-monitoring: the media worlds of New Zealanders talk about their love of native plants”. New Zealand, pp 50-53, 68, 2008. Zealand children”. Media International Australia, No. Canterbury University Press, University of Canterbury, 126 Beyond Broadcasting, pp 43-53, February 2008. Christchurch New Zealand, 2008. Pauli, Dorothee. “Not Accepting Oblivion: The Career of Cedric Savage” public address. Christchurch Zanker, Ruth. Review article: L. de Block & Pauli, Dorothee. “New Zealand's Tertiary Art Art Gallery, Christchurch, 16 January 2008. D. Buckingham (2007), “Global children, global Collections: Proceedings of the Inaugural Symposium migration, media and childhood”. Basingstoke & Pauli, Dorothee. “An Introduction to the Domestic of the Curators of Tertiary Collections”, National N.Y.: Palgrave MacMillan. European Journal of Architecture of the England Brothers” public Institute for Creative Arts and Industries, University of Communication, 23, (3), pp 385-387, 2008. Auckland, Auckland, unpaginated, 2008. address. Christchurch Art Gallery, Christchurch, 16 April 2008. Unpublished Research & Reports Exhibitions, Broadcasts & Performances Pauli, Dorothee. “Straight Lines and Curved: The Pauling, Brian. "New Zealand higher education in Aitken, Philip. “Everything is the same, even if it is impact of Arts and Crafts Ideals on Colonial Design the age of technological convergence”. PhD thesis, different”. Ng Gallery, Christchurch, December 2008. Education” public address. Christchurch Art Gallery, Deakin University, 2008. Christchurch, 24 June 2008. Dawe, Bing. “Dilana Artist Carpets New Zealand”. External Contracts & Commissions Moa Room, Paris, France, February 2008. Pauli, Dorothee. “Laurence Aberhart” public address. Christchurch Art Gallery, Christchurch, Norris, Paul & Pauling, Brian. “The digital future Dawe, Bing. “The Lighthouse Keepers Cat”. Vinnies 6 September 2008. and public broadcasting”. Report commissioned by Restaurant, Auckland, April-July 2008. Thomson, Sandra. Contribution to “Another NZ On Air, Wellington, November 2008. Dawe, Bing. “Roundal”. The Arthouse, Christchurch, New Zealand, Another United States”, 22 Artist Pauling, Brian. “Radio archiving funding proposals July 2008. International Exchange Portfolio, 2008. – a review of Radio New Zealand’s and the Radio Dawe, Bing. “New Works”. Diversion Gallery, Heritage Foundation’s submissions”. Report Marlborough, September 2008. School of Engineering commissioned by NZ On Air, Wellington, May 2008. Gray, Ross. “Modulation”. Bowen Galleries, Pauling, Brian. “Review of sound archives/Nga Refereed Publications Wellington, May-June 2008. Taonga Korero”. NZ On Air, Wellington, September Gray, Ross. “Modulation”. Mair Gallery, CoCA, Bright, Matthew & Li, Yao. “DDSWG: Direct Digital 2008. Christchurch, August 2008. Synthesis Waveform Generator”. Proceedings of Maillard, John. “Paths”. CoCA, Christchurch, the Fifteenth Electronics New Zealand Conference Exhibitions, Broadcasts & Performances 6-24 February 2008. (ENZCon08), pp 7-12, 2008. Farnsworth, John (Producer); Richardson, Amie Maillard, John. “Time and Paths”. Two Rivers Gallery, Cronje, Tom & Coll, Richard. “Student perceptions & Biggs, Wayne (Writers). "Paradise” – short film. Cheviot, April-June 2008. of higher education science and engineering learning College of Education and Rialto Cinema, Dunedin, Reed, Michael (exhibitor and curator). communities”. Research in Science & Technological 19-20 February 2008. “Conversations Across Time”. Whakaiti Korero, Education, 26 (3), pp 295-309, 2008. Canterbury Museum, Christchurch, September Pons, Dirk. “Project management for new product Conference Presentations 2008- August 2009. development”. Project Management Journal, 39 (2), Austrin, Terry & Farnsworth, John. “Reassembling Reed, Michael. “Dilana Rugs”. Moa Room, Paris, pp 82-97, 2008. the imagined nation: museums, Mäori and Aotearoa/ France, February 2008. New Zealand”. Reimagining Sociology, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia, 2-5 December 2008. Reed, Michael. “Nga Kakahu, Adornment”. Conference Presentations Waiheke Community Art Gallery, Waiheke Island, Bright, Matthew & Li, Yao. “DDSWG: Direct Austrin, Terry & Farnsworth, John. “Reassembling January-February 2008. Digital Synthesis Waveform Generator”. Electronics the nation: following the constitution of disciplines, Reed, Michael. “A Time and a Place, Nagasawa New Zealand Conference (ENZCon) 2008, Auckland, institutions and nations through the case of Aotearoa/ 10”. Amsterdams Grafisch Atelier, Amsterdam, The 24-25 November 2008. New Zealand”. Networks of Design, Falmouth, UK, Netherlands, February-March 2008. Maples, David & Bodger, Pat. “Solar Energy 14 September 2008. Reed, Michael (curator and contributor). Tracker”, EEA Conference, Convention Centre, Boon, Bronwyn & Farnsworth, John. “Making “Another New Zealand, another United States”. Christchurch, June 2008. the absent visible in poverty research”. Demonstrate: 22 Artist International Exchange Portfolio, ANZTSR 9th Biennial Conference, AUT, Auckland, September 2008. 26-28 November 2008.

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Duignan, Gerard. “Any support would be good: Conference Presentations Baronian, Keith; Downard, Alison; Pietak, Alexis. assisting part time teachers in a New Zealand Institute Van Empel, Chris. “The effectiveness of community “Mediated electrochemistry of microbial cells; is it of Technology”. Engaging Communities, Rotorua, participation in planning and urban development”. really that simple?” New Materials and New Methods 1-4 July 2008. The Sustainable City 2008, Skiathos, Greece, 24-26 in Electrochemistry, University of New South Wales, Farnsworth, John. “Managing local mental health September 2008. Sydney, 27-28 November 2008. care: the Dunedin case”. Organisation, Identity and Clark, R. D.; Macfarlane, J. M. “The front line: estuary Locality IV: Symposium on critical organisation studies Other Publications & Presentations and lagoon margin insects from mid Canterbury”. in Aotearoa/New Zealand, University of Otago, New Kelly, Clare. “Primary historical research for 19th 57th Annual Conference, University of Canterbury, Zealand, 14 February 2008. Century buildings: the accommodation houses on 14-16 April 2008. Farnsworth, John & Austrin, Terry. “A word in your the Nelson to Canterbury inland stock route”. NZ Davies, Lorna. “The rhythm of life”. Internationl ear: sound technologies, mobility and the production Society of Genealogy, Shirley Community Centre, Confederation of Midwives Triennial Conference, of social networks”. Networks of Design, Falmouth, Christchurch, 11 September 2008. Glasgow, 1-5 June 2008. UK, 15 September 2008. Kelly, Clare. “Elemental shelter in a pastoral high Davies Lorna; Daellenbach, Rea; Kensington, Farnsworth, John & Austrin, Terry. “Assembling country heritage landscape” (seminar). Lincoln Mary. “Following the dream: the lived experience of the relational organ: sound technologies, mobility University, Christchurch, 24 September 2008. British midwives who are practising in New Zealand”. and the production of social networks”. Sociological New Zealand College of Midwives Conference, Unpublished Research & Reports Association of Australia and New Zealand Auckland, 12-14 September 2008. Conference, Otago University, Dunedin, New Kelly, Clare. “One day to the rainbow. The Du Plessis, Rosemary & Daellenbach, Rea. Zealand, 27-29 November 2008. accommodation houses on the Nelson to Canterbury inland stock route, 1855-1900”. Master of “Contested testing: fetuses, pregnant bodies and Farnsworth, John & Boon, Bronwyn. "Qualitative Architecture. (First Class Honours) Thesis, University technologies”. Multidisciplinary Sociology, University methodology: rethinking focus group as a research of Otago, Dunedin, 26-28 November 2008. tool". Sociological Association of Australia and New of Auckland, 2008. Edmonds, Michael & Abell, Andrew. “Synthesis Zealand Conference, Otago University, Dunedin, New Zealand, 27-29 November 2008. Faculty of Health, Humanities of novel fluorinated organic compounds”. Belgium & Science Organic Synthesis Symposium, Ghent, Belgium, Farnsworth, John & Austrin, Terry. “A word in your 13 July 2008. ear: sound technologies and mobility”. Reimagining Sociology, University of Melbourne, Melbourne, School of Applied Sciences & Allied Health Hawke, David & Clark, John. “Vectoring of seabird Australia, 2-5 December 2008. nutrients into the terrestrial ecosystem of Motunau Refereed Publications Island, North Canterbury”. New Zealand Ecological Farnsworth, John & Austrin, Terry. “The journalist Edmonds, Michael; Graichen, Florian; Gardiner, Society Conference, Auckland, 29 September- as mediator and translator: threats to the profession James; Abell, Andrew. “Enantioselective synthesis 2 October 2008. of New Zealand journalism”. Journalism Educators of α-fluorinated ß2-amino acids”. Organic Letters, 10 Hawke, David. “Soil mixing processes in a petrel Association Conference, University of Canterbury, (5), pp 885-887, 2008. Christchurch, New Zealand, 9 December 2008. colony from the distribution of 137Cs and 210Pb”. Martis, Ruth; Ho, Jacqueline; Crowther, New Zealand Ecological Society Conference, Norris, Paul. “Turning internships into jobs: the Caroline.“Survey of knowledge and perception on Auckland, 29 September-2 October 2008. success of the New Zealand Broadcasting School’s the access to evidence-based practice and clinical Kensington, Mary & Daellenbach, Rea. “A woman’s cooperative education programme”. Broadcast practice change among maternal and infant health profession; an oxymoron or a step forward? Graduate Education Association Convention, Las Vegas, practitioners in South East Asia”. BMC Pregnancy and midwives experiences of autonomous practice in New 19 April 2008. Childbirth (8), p 34, 2008. Zealand”. International Confederation of Midwives Pauling, Brian. “The long tail – fact or fantasy for Schaetzle, Olivier; Barriere, Frederic; Baronian, Triennail Conference, Glasgow, 1-5 June 2008. broadcasting”. Broadcast Education Association Keith. “Bacteria and yeasts as catalysts in micro- Martis, Ruth. “Journey of discovery – can evidence Convention, Las Vegas, 19 April 2008. bial fuel cells: electron transfer from micro-organisms based practice make a difference for women birthing Pauling, Brian. “Contrasting the promotion and to electrodes for green electricity”. Energy and the Philippines”. New Zealand College of Midwives evaluation of station brand, audience interaction Environmental Science. DOI: 10.1039/b810642h, Conference, Auckland, 12-14 September 2008. and 'point of difference', on-air and on-line, in New 2008. Northeast, L.; Shearman Jeremy; Hardcastle Zealand and Australian radio markets”. Broadcast Xianming, Liu; Baronian, Keith; Downard, J.; Micklewright D. “The likelihood of adherence Education Association Convention, Las Vegas, Alison. “Patterned arrays of vertically aligned carbon to cardiac rehabilitation questionnaire (LACR-Q)”. 19 April 2008. nanotube microelectrodes on carbon films prepared American College of Sports Medicine Annual Shanahan, Morris W. “Personality determinants of by thermal chemical vapor deposition”. Analytical Conference, Indianapolis, June 2008. leadership”. Leadership Fiji Conference and Retreat, Chemistry, DOI: 10.1021/ac801552a, 2008. Shearman Jeremy; Beneke R.; Micklewright D. P. Pacific Harbour, Fiji, 7-9 March 2008. Xianming, Liu; Baronian, Keith; Downard, “Wearing American football protective equipment Zanker, Ruth “What is media education?: Personal Alison. “Direct growth of vertically aligned carbon has a diminishing effect on agility, balance, and co- reflections of a guerrilla TV survivor”. Power and nanotubes on a planar carbon substrate by thermal ordination”. American College of Sports Medicine, Place. Australia and New Zealand Communications chemical vapour deposition”. Carbon, online, Indianapolis, June 2008. Association Conference, Massey University, 6 November 2008. Wellington. 8-11 July 2008. Wall, Frances. “Microbiology education – cost- Conference Presentations effective preparation for an appealing career”. Germs Other Publications & Presentations Anderson, Jacqui & Thorpe, Juliet. “Midwifery and Genomes in the Garden City, Christchurch, Shanahan, Morris W. “Personality determinants of practice sustainability and the promotion of normal 18-21 November 2008. leadership”ß – seminar. Leadership Fiji Conference birth: A New Zealand home birth case study”. Other Publications & Presentations and Retreat, Pacific Harbour, Fiji, 7-9 March 2008. International Confederation of Midwives Triennial Baronian, Keith. “Environmental biosensors using Shanahan, Morris W. "Visioning our future" Conference, Glasgow, 1-5 June 2008. yeast as the sensing element” (seminar) Department – seminar. Leadership Fiji, Pacific Harbour, Fiji, Baronian, Keith; Downard, Alison; Flavel, of Chemistry, Silpakorn University, Thailand, 8-9 March 2008. Benjamin; Garrett, David; Shapter, Joseph. 6 June 2008. “Chemically assembled vertically aligned carbon School of Architectural Studies Baronian, Keith. “Communication with cells: nanotubes on a planar carbon substrate”. mediated electron transfer, direct electron transfer Refereed Publications Electrochemistry Down to the Molecular Level: and wired electron transfer” (seminar). Department Barrett, Richard. "Natural lighting of deep Interfacial Science for Life and Technology, Seville, of Chemistry, University of Rennes, France, architectural space: the perception of New Zealand Spain, 9-12 September 2008. architects". Archnet-IJAR, International Journal of 17 June 2008. Baronian, Keith. “Electrochemical communication Architectural Research, Massachusetts Institute of Robson, Daphne. “Learning to solve equations”. with eukaryote cells”. Germs and Genomes in the Technology, 2 (2), pp 103-124, 2008. Canterbury Mathematical Association Magazine, Garden City, Christchurch, 18-21 November 2008. Van Empel, Chris. "The sustainable city v, urban pp 14-15, 2008. regeneration and sustainability". WIT Press, Ashurst, Southhampton, SO40 7AA, UK, pp. 549-556. 2008.

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Unpublished Research & Reports Jamieson, Isabel & Hale, Janine. “Surgical nurses Phillips, Gail. “Challenges remain on the nurse Macfarlane, R. & Clark, John. Estuary and saltmarsh supporting student nurses´ clinical experience: taking practitioner journey”. Kai Tiaki, pp 14-15, 2008. investigation. Ihutai Estuary Trust, 31 March 2008. the hard work out of clinical teaching”. New Zealand Taua; Chris & Mohr, Caroline. “Supporting the Surgical Nurses Conference, Christchurch, 6-7 needs of people with disability in hospital: a resource Contracts & Commissions November 2008. for health care staff”. Canterbury District Health Baronian, Keith. “DET technologies”. Lincoln Manderson, Daphne. “Parkinson’s care as both art Board, Christchurch, 2008. Ventures Ltd, Christchurch, 14 July 2008. and science: focusing on the art”. 2008 Parkinson’s Watson, Paul. “The enigma of understanding Edmonds, Michael. “Nutritional Content of New Zealand Field Officer Conference, Wellington, children in the early years” (seminar). Early Years New Zealand Native Plants” CPIT Foundation, 25 July 2008. Enquiry Research Group, University of Canterbury, March 2008. Milligan, Kaye & Hardcastle, Jane. “Post operative Christchurch, 2008. pain management for the older person: critical Yarwood, Judy. “A consumer alliance: rural women School of Nursing & Human Services factors”. New Zealand Surgical Nurses Conference, New Zealand and the College of Nurses”. Nursing Refereed Publications Christchurch, 6-7 November 2008. Review, pp 13, 2008. Brook, Glynnis. “Abusing the abused/the double Richardson, Anna; Richardson, Sandra; Hickmott, Yarwood, Judy. “February”. Nursing Review (8), 10, whammy of elder abuse and neglect”. Social Work Rebecca; Finlay, Annette. “Understanding cultural pp 12, 2008. Review, XIX(2), pp 1-3, 2008. safety in clinical practice”. Nursing Leadership, Sydney Chaboyer, Wendy; Wallis, Marianne; Duffield, Australia, 9-10 April 2008. Unpublished Research & Reports Christine; Courtney, Mary; Seaton, Philippa; Richardson, Anna; Richardson Sandra; Finlay, Jamieson, Isabel; Hale, Janine; Sims, Deborah; Holzhauser, Kerri; Schluter, Jessica; Bost, Neroli. Annette; Hickmott, Rebecca. “Establishing Casey, Michelle; Whittle, Rose; Kilkenny, Teresa. “A comparison of activities undertaken by enrolled cultural safety as a clinical standard in professional “Establishing dedicated education units for under- and registered nurses on medical wards in Australia: development and recognition programmes”. Nursing graduate nursing students: pilot project summation an observational study”. International Journal of Leadership, Sydney, Australia, 10-11 April 2008. report” CPIT/CDHB, 2008. Nursing Studies, 45 (9), pp 1274-1284, 2008. Richardson, Anna; Richardson, Sandy; Hickmott, Watson, Paul. “In search of what it means to pre- Hardcastle, Jane. “Back to the bedside: graduate Becky; Finlay, Annette. “Establishing cultural school children to be ill”. PhD Thesis, University of level education in critical care”. Nurse Education in safety as a clinical standard in professional develop- Newcastle, 2008. Practice, (8), pp 46-53, 2008. ment and recognition programmes”. PDRP National Contracts & Commissions Conference, Christchurch, 23-24 October 2008. Jamieson, Isabel. “Rural nursing: aspects of Basu, A; Seaton, P; Kirk, R; Hanley, E; O’Steen, practice”. Rural Health Opportunities, Dunedin, Seaton, Philippa. “The power, potential and B; Sheehan, D; Allan, M. “Review of the effective- pp 81-110, 2008. pitfalls of ePortfolios”. Professional Development ness of educational tools for teaching telehealth Matthewson, Peter. “Professional leadership in and Recognition Programme National Conference, care”. Ako Aotearoa and University of Canterbury, mental health social work. Aotearoa New Zealand”. Christchurch, 23-24 October 2008. 1 December 2008. Social Work Review, Spring, pp 38-47, 2008. Sims, Deborah; Jamieson, Isabel; Whittle, Rose; Gage, Jeffrey. “Early start fathering initiative: an Schluter; Jessica; Seaton, Philippa; Chaboyer, Hale, Janine; Kilkenny Teresa; Casey, Michelle. exploration of the contribution of fathering to family Wendy. “Critical incident technique: a user´s guide “Destination DEU, getting started: a New Zealand health”. Families Commissions, 16 January 2008. experience”. 2nd Nurse Education International for nurse researchers”. Journal of Advanced Nursing, Seaton, Philippa. “Evaluating the quality of work- Conference, Dublin, Ireland, 9-11 June 2008. 61 (1), pp 107-114, 2008. place learning for student nurses”. Ako Aotearoa, Taua, Chris. “New Zealand (Factual Data).” The Taua, Chris; Mohr, Caroline; Powell, Sam. “How 1 September 2008. optimal physical health management improves International Nursing Foundation of Japan, Japan, Watson, Paul. “Learners’ needs and practice-based emotional and behavioural coping in hospital: a pp 290-302, 2008. learning informing tertiary teaching”. Ako Aotearoa, collaboration”. Leaping Ahead: Contemporary Issues 1 September 2008. Watson, Paul. “Pre-school children frequently seen in ID, Mental Health and Forensic Practice, but seldom heard in nursing care.” Nursing Praxis in Christchurch, 28-29 February 2008. New Zealand, 8 (10), pp 41-48. School of Performing Arts Taua, Chris. “Out of the dark: One Kiwi (NZ) endeav- Exhibitions, Broadcasts & Performances Yarwood, Judy. “Nurses’ views of family nursing in our to enlighten hospital staff caring for people with de Jong, Susan. “Susan de Jong & friends – One community contexts: an exploratory study”. Nursing disabilities”. Pacific Rim Conference on Disabilities, O’Clock Mondays”. CPIT Jazz School, Christchurch, Praxis in New Zealand, 24 (2), pp 41-51, 2008. Hawaii USA, April 2008. 2008. Taua, Chris. “If you don´t know where you are Conference Presentations de Jong, Susan. “BEAT/Ignition”. Convention Centre, going you might wind up someplace else: Advancing Brook, Glynnis. “Explanations for elder abuse Christchurch, 2008. assessment in dual diagnosis”. International and neglect: Is knowing the risks enough?” 19th Conference on diverse abilities and innovative de Jong, Susan. “Ignition/BEAT finale”. Convention World Conference of Social Work, Salvador, Brazil. supports, Hawaii, August 2008. Centre, Christchurch, 2008. August 2008. Taua, Chris. “I went to the hospital and I was scared: de Jong, Susan. “Jazz Week at the Belgian Beer Edgecombe, Karen. “Living with severe haemophilia enhancing emotional and behavioural coping during Café”. Belgian Beer Café, Christchurch, 12 October in New Zealand: A pilot study”. XXVIII International a hospital admission”. International Conference 2008. Congress of the World Federation of Haemophilia, on Diverse Abilities and Innovative Supports, 2008, Istanbul, Turkey. 1-5 June 2008 de Jong, Susan. “Julie Mason & the Jazz Divas”. Hawaii, August 2008. Auckland, June-July 2008. Gage, Jeffrey. “Fatherhood as motivator for “Nursing education in Aotearoa New smoking behaviour change”. GP & Primary Health Watson, Paul. de Jong, Susan. “Julie Mason & the Jazz Divas”. Zealand”. Scientific Symposium: Clinical Learning Care Research, Hobart, Tasmania, 4-6 June 2008. Baycourt Theatre, Tauranga, 18 July 2008. Environment in Health Care Education, Turku, Hardcastle, Jane. “Post registration education Finland, 18-19 September 2008. Harrison, Harry. “Symposium”. Christchurch, March and the development of nursing practice”. 2nd 2008. Watson, Paul. “CLES+T Nursing Research in Aotearoa International Nurse Education Conference, Dublin, New Zealand”. Scientific Symposium Clinical Learning Harrison, Harry. “A Box of Birds”. Founders Ireland, 9-11 June 2008. Environment in Health Care Education, Turku, Finland, Mainstage, Nelson, 24 October 2008. Hardcastle, Jane. “Reaching out – high dependency 18-19 September 2008. Harrison, Harry; Reynolds, Gwyn; Pickard, Richie; nursing in the surgical ward”. New Zealand Whittle, Rose & Crawford, Mark. “Clinical leader- Rainey, Tom. “Harry Harrison plays Pat Metheny Surgical Nurses Conference 2008, Christchurch, ship: supporting dedicated education units”. National Concert”. Christchurch, 3 April 2008. 5-7 November 2008. Nurse Education Conference, Sydney, Australia, McCaffrey, Tony. “Frankenstein’s Children”. Jamieson, Isabel; Hale, Janine; Whittle, Rose; 9-11 September 2008. Christchurch, 9-12 October 2008. Sims, Deborah; Kilkenny, Teresa; Casey, Michelle. McKellar-Smith, Stephanie. “Blackbird”. “Dedicated education units: the Kiwi experience”. Other Publications & Presentations Christchurch, 26 September-26 October 2008. 13th National Nurse Education Conference, Sydney, Gage, Jeffrey. “The kiwi bloke: a short history” Australia, 9-11 September 2008. (seminar). Canterbury Men’s Week, Christchurch, Marrett, Richard. “La Cage Aux Folles”. 12 June 2008. Christchurch, 22 November 2008.

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Marrett, Richard. “Oh Danny Boy – CSO city Russell, Bruce. “Dead C. US Tour 2008”. Philadelphia, School of Humanities series”. Christchurch Town Hall, Christchurch, 1 New York, Seattle, San Francisco, Chicago, October Conference Presentations August 2008. 2008. Dofs, Kerstin. “Helping language learners to Marrett, Richard. “Heart on sleeve – songs of Russell, Bruce. “Secret Earth” (CD). Badabing, October greater independence – what works?” Communities Jacques Brel”. NASDA Theatre, Christchurch, 23 2008. Languages and English as a Second Language May 2008. Russell, Bruce. “Golden/Canine” (LP). Badabing, Conference, Kings College, Auckland, 2-5 October 2008. Marrett, Richard. “Don’t rain on my parade – Barbra October 2008. Other Publications & Presentations Streisand tribute”. Christchurch, 19 June 2008. Russell, Bruce. “21: 100: 100” (exhibition). Gertrude Arnold, Sandra. “Autumn leaves”. Dreadlocks: The Marrett, Richard. “Chicago, the musical”. Isaac Contemporary Art Space, October-November 2008. Journal of the School of Language, Arts and Media of Theatre Royal, Christchurch, 18-26 April 2008. Russell, Bruce. “Access to evil: thank you for talkin’ the University of the South Pacific, 2008. Meager, Ted. “Live Concert”. CPIT Jazz School, to me Amerika” (CD). Metonymic, 2008. Arnold, Sandra. “Parental bereavement: grieving Christchurch, 28 July 2008. Russell, Bruce. “Now gods, stand up for bastards and the death of a young adult child from cancer”. Deep Meager, Ted; Reynolds, Gwyn; Rainey, Tom; the philosophick mercury” (CD). No Fun Productions, South: The Journal of the University of Otago, 2008. Derrick, Reuben. “Richie Pickard Concert”. CPIT 2008. Hornby, Mark. “Starting points: supporting the Jazz School, Christchurch, 10 March 2008. Taitoko, Scott. “Jazz in the Cathedral”. Christchurch progressions for adult literacy”. Tertiary Education Meager, Ted; Reynolds, Gwyn; Rainey, Tom; Cathedral, Christchurch, 25 March 2008. Commission (TEC), Wellington, 2008. Derrick, Reuben. “Music of Connonball Adderley”. CPIT Jazz School, Christchurch, 28 July 2008. Hornby, Mark. “Embedding literacy & numeracy Conference Presentations at ITPs: the contribution of the cluster PD initiative” Rainey, Tom. “James Morrison & Deni Hines”. McCaffrey, Tony. “Issues in theatre training (DVD). Tertiary Education Commission (TEC), James Hay Theatre, Christchurch, 2 February 2008. and practice with performers with intellectual Wellington, 2008. disabilities”. Mitigating Exclusion: Building Alliances Rainey, Tom. “Feel the seasons change – concert Hornby, Mark. “Second language acquisition toward Inclusive Education and Reform in Pedagogy series”. Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, Nelson, and ELT methodology”. Seminar, Russian Cultural and Policy, Teachers College, Columbia University, 2008. Trust, Christchurch Refugee & Migrant Centre, New York, 22-24 March 2008. Rainey, Tom. “Elyptica – symposium”. Christchurch, Christchurch 2008. 2008. McCaffrey, Tony. “Issues in theatre training Rainey, Tom. Music: “Halberg Awards”. Television and practice when working with performers with Te Puna Wänaka One, New Zealand, 19 February 2008. intellectual disability”. Turangawaewae: A Sense of Refereed Publications Place, University of Otago, 30 June-3 July 2008. Reynolds, Gwyn. “Extraordinary day – Harry O’Regan, Hana. "He titi me te waihoka pohutukawa/ Harrison Concert”. CPIT Jazz School, Christchurch, McCaffrey, Tony. “Different light: different voices. mutton birds and red wine". Ka Mate ka ora – A New 2008. Exploring the possibilities for a theatre of the intellec- Zealand journal of poetry and poetics, (6), 2008. tually disabled”. Whakatau Te Manu Kotingotingo – Reynolds, Gwyn. “Deni Hines and James Morrison O’Regan, Hana. "Toitu te iwi – A journey in the Colour Our Language: Encouraging and Celebrating Concert”. Christchurch, 2 April 2008. evolution of cultural identity". Te Kaharoa – The ejournal the Diversity in Adult and Community Education, on Indigenous Pacific Issues, Vol 2 pp 77-88, 2008. Reynolds, Gwyn. “Stevie Wonder Tribute”. Great Manukau Institute of Technology, 4-6 July 2008. Hall, Christchurch, March 2008. McCaffrey, Tony. “Issues in theatre training Conference Presentations Reynolds, Gwyn; Pickard, Richie; Pickering, and practice when working with performers with Huata, Haani & O'Regan, Hana. “He pataka kai, Darren. “Richie Pickard concert – One O’Clock intellectual disabilities”. Imaginative Education Research he pataka korero”. HETANZ Conference, Chateau on concert series”. CPIT Jazz School, Christchurch, Group Symposium, Delta Vancouver Airport Hotel, the Park, Christchurch, 9 July 2008. 10 March 2008. Vancouver, 7-9 July 2008. Reynolds, Gwyn. “Solaa concert – Cheap as Chips O’Regan, Hana. “The importance of raising bilingual music festival”. Christchurch, 9 March 2008. McCaffrey, Tony. “What does collaboration mean tamariki and some advice for parents”. Ka Manukura in mixed ability theatre?” Research that Works: o Te Reo, CPIT, Christchurch, 28-29 February 2008. Reynolds, Gwyn. “sym.po.si.um”. Christchurch, Successful Collaborations 5th Biennial Conference of 25 March 2008. O'Regan, Hana. “Ma Wai ra Taku Taoka e Poipoi”. the Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics of New National Mäori Women's Refuge Conference, CPIT, Reynolds, Gwyn. “Sacha V concert”. Christchurch, Zealand Research Forum, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic, Christchurch, 12-15 March 2008. 28 March 2008. Tauranga, 2-3 October 2008. Reynolds, Gwyn; Pickering, Darren; Pickard, O'Regan, Hana. “Having something Mäori to McCaffrey, Tony. “Best practice in mixed ability Richie. “Sumo jazz concert”. CPIT Jazz School, say – the role of te reo in intergenerational cultural theatre”. Making Connections – Make a Difference, Christchurch, 11 August 2008. transmission”. Building Critical Mass, Wellington, Christchurch Convention Centre, 16-18 September 11-13 June 2008. Reynolds Gwyn; Pickard, Richie; Pickering, 2008. Darren. “Sumo Jazz present the music of Wayne O'Regan, Hana. “Ata Marie Tamanui-te-ra – good Shorter”. Christchurch, 27 March 2008. Other Publications & Presentations morning sun”. NZCA 45th Annual Conference and Reynolds, Gwyn; Pickard, Richie; Reynolds- Reynolds, Gwyn. “Write a big band chart in 15 AGM, Christchurch Convention Centre, Christchurch, Midgley, Juliet; Harrison, Harry; Taitoko, Scott; minutes” (seminar). CPIT Jazz School, Christchurch, 11 July 2008. Pickering, Darren. “Gwyn Reynolds concert”. CPIT 2 August 2008. O'Regan, Hana. “Aoraki Matatu”. Nga Kete a Rehua Jazz School, Christchurch, 2008. Russell, Bruce. “Religious Knives – Psychic Dervish Research Symposium, University of Canterbury, Reynolds, Gwyn & Rainey, Tom. “1593 Surgery”. The Wire (290), p 14, 2008. Christchurch, 4-5 September 2008. Coast Radio presents Ol’ blue eyes – Max Miller’s Russell, Bruce. “To think is to speculate with images”. Australasian All Star Big Band concert”. James Hay The National Grid (3), pp 80-84, 2008. Other Publications & Presentations Theatre, Christchurch, 2 August 2008. O’Regan, Hana. “Ko Wai Ra Hoki Tera Mauka, Ka Russell, Bruce. “My career as a sound artist” Roimata series”. HANA Ltd, Wellington, 2008. Russell, Bruce. “Sonic Youth Daydream Nation (seminar). RMIT School of Fine Arts, Melbourne, Tour”. Bruce Mason Centre, Auckland, 16 February 28 August 2008. O’Regan, Hana. “No Hea te Hau, Ka Roimata series". 2008. HANA Ltd, Wellington, 2008. Unpublished Research & Reports Russell, Bruce. “Sub-sonic” (exhibition). O’Regan, Hana. “Ka Roimata – Wahaka 1”. HANA Christchurch Art Gallery, May 2008. de Jong, Susan. “The art of lyric improvisation: Ltd, Wellington, 2008. a comparative analysis of two great jazz singers”. Russell, Bruce. “Cloudland: digital art from O’Regan, Hana. “Ka Roimata – Wahaka 2”. HANA Aotearoa New Zealand” (exhibition). The Substation, Master of Music Thesis, University of Canterbury, Ltd, Wellington, 2008. Singapore, 24 July-2 August 2008. 2008. O’Regan, Hana. “Ko Wai Tera Mauka”. HANA Ltd, Russell,Bruce. “ WestspaceMelbourne Performance”. Contracts & Commissions 2008. Westspace Contemporary Art Gallery, Melbourne, McCaffrey, Tony. “Sunnyside project”. Canterbury O’Regan, Hana. “Te Pae Wawata”. Artwork, 29 August 2008. Community Trust, Christchurch, 30 June 2008. Russell, Bruce. “Donkey’s Tail/Marco Fusinato Christchurch, 2008. support”. Christchurch Art Gallery Auditorium, O’Regan, Hana. “Ka Roimata”. Artwork, Wellington, 18 September 2008. 2008.

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The following is a summary of significant student Childs, Hamish (Bachelor of Design) Mould, Kerrie (Diploma in Fashion Technology & prizes and awards for 2008. Students are grouped Head of School Award for Bachelor of Design Design Level 5) under the faculty in which they studied. Recipient, Winner, Strategy Design & Advertising Recipient, Lavish Clothing/Levana Merino Award Scholarship Mould, Kerrie (Diploma in Fashion Technology & Faculty of Commerce Climo, Melissa (School of Architectural Studies) Design Level 7) Andrew, Janice & Newenham, Diane (School of Recipient, Winner, TelstraClear Design Excellence Recipient, Winner, Alexandra Wool On Streetwear Business, Legal Executive Qualification) Award (Architecture), Bachelor of Architectural Award Joint recipients of Top National Mark for the Estates Studies Law & Practice paper for 2008 Recipient, Degree Prize, CPIT Neilson, Thomas (School of Architectural Studies) Awarded by the New Zealand Law Society. Recipient, CADConsult Limited Best Overall Student Gardener, Evan (Bachelor of Design) in Architectural Draughting Second Year, National Dudley, Samantha (School of Food & Hospitality) Recipient, Highly Commended, Mortlock McCormack Diploma in Architectural Technology Recipient, Winner, Gold Medal Cookery, Toque d’Or, Law Art Award New Zealand Culinary Fare, Auckland, September Nitzschmann, Finn (School of Architectural Studies) 2008 Gorton, Tania (Interior Design) Recipient, Winner, Warren & Mahoney Architects The Resene Award for Excellence in Colour Award for high achievement in interior architecture, Franklin, Joanna & Thomson, Paul (School of Bachelor of Architectural Studies Computing) Hewitt, James (Photographic Imaging) Recipient, (BICT) joint recipients of the 2007 JADE Recipient, Silver Award, Student Section, Epson/NZIPP O'Malley, John (Professional Photography) Scholarship for top Year One JADE programming Iris Professional Photography Awards Recipient, Bronze Award, Student Section, Epson/ NZIPP Iris Professional Photography Awards students. Harris, Tim (Professional Photography) Mackay, Cameron (School of Food & Hospitality) Recipient, Bronze Awards x 2, Student Section, Epson/ Ollerenshaw, Susan (Bachelor of Design) Recipient, Winner, Gold Medal Cookery, Toque d’Or, NZIPP Iris Professional Photography Awards Recipient, Highly Commended, Mortlock McCormack New Zealand Culinary Fare, Auckland, September Law Art Award Horwood, Courtney (Bachelor of Design) Noelene McIlroy Scholarship for Visual Communication 2008 Recipient, Highly Commended, Mortlock McCormack Murray, Barbara (School of Business, Legal Executive Law Art Award Poort-Rammers, Nanda (Diploma in Interior Design (Residential)) Qualification) Jenkins, Daniel (Photographic Imaging) Recipient of Top Graduating Student for the Recipient, The Tile Shoppe Award for Overall Recipient, Bronze Awards x 2, Student Section, Epson/ Excellence Canterbury Region for 2008 NZIPP Iris Professional Photography Awards Awarded by the New Zealand Law Society Porter, Deborah (Interior Décor) Jiyada, Vatananan (Certificate in Fashion Recipient, The Drawing Room Award for Presentation Satoko, Mori (School of Food & Hospitality) Technology & Design) Recipient Excellence in Baking Award Recipient, Global Fabrics Award for Highest Achiever Punt, Natasha (Diploma in Fashion Technology & Smith, Kylie (School of Food & Hospitality) Design Level 5) Johnson, Charlotte (Professional Photography) Recipient, Charles Parsons Award for Highest Achiever Recipient, Winner, Gold Medal Front of House, Recipient, Bronze Award, Student Section, Epson/ Toque d’Or, New Zealand Culinary Fare, Auckland, NZIPP Iris Professional Photography Awards Riches, Holly (Interior Decor) September 2008 Recipient, The Resene Award for Excellence in Johnson, Tegan (Professional Photography) Tang, Joyce (School of Food & Hospitality) Colour Recipient, Gold Award, Student Section, Epson/NZIPP Recipient, HIS Excellence Award National Diploma in Iris Professional Photography Awards Ross, Tina (Certificate in Interior Decor) Hospitality Management Recipient, The Tile Shoppe Award for Overall Kennedy, Diana (Photographic Imaging) Thwaites, Samuel (School of Computing) Excellence Recipient, Silver Award, Student Section, Epson/NZIPP Recipient, Final year BICT student awarded The 2008 Iris Professional Photography Awards Sighle, Illston (Certificate in Fashion Technology & Hewlett-Packard (HP) Software Excellence Award for Design) final year BICT students. Kennedy, Simon (Bachelor of Design) Recipient, Sewingtime Award for Highest Achiever Recipient, Noelene McIlroy Scholarship for Visual Arts Watson, Philip (School of Computing) Winner, William Cumming Memorial Collection Smithson, Jan (Excellence in Research and Analysis) Recipient, BICT graduate, 2008 Annual NACCQ Award Recipient, The CPIT Interior Design Tutors Award for conference award for the top student poster co- Excellence in Research and Analysis authored by Trevor Nesbit, John McPhee and Rob Lantz, Jonathan (Professional Photography) Oliver for a poster titled "Development of a VOIP- Recipient, Silver Award, Student Section, Epson/NZIPP Taylor, Mark (School of Architectural Studies) Based Help Desk Application" Iris Professional Photography Awards Recipient, CADConsult Limited Best Student in Head of School Award for Photography CAD First Year, National Diploma in Architectural Zeng Hua (Anthony) (School of Computing) Technology Recipient, DipICT student, won the 2008 Canterbury Lee, Luke (Professional Photography) Regional leg of the World Skills competition in PC Recipient, Silver Award, Student Section, Epson/NZIPP Troon, Christopher (School of Architectural Studies) support and networking Iris Professional Photography Awards Recipient, NZIOB Southern Chapter Certificate of Student Accomplishment, Best Graduating Faculty of Design & Engineering Martin, Emma (Professional Photography) Student showing Exceptional Merit in Construction Recipient, Silver Award, Student Section, Epson/NZIPP Bai, Sophia (School of Architectural Studies) Management, National Diploma in Construction Iris Professional Photography Awards Recipient, Winner, Warren and Mahoney Architects Management Award for high achievement in Architectural MacDonald, Kirsty (Professional Photography) Van der Mespel, Karen (School of Architectural Technology, Bachelor of Architectural Studies Recipient, Bronze Award, Student Section, Epson/ Studies) NZIPP Iris Professional Photography Awards Banfield, Pagan (Diploma in Fashion Technology & Recipient, ADNZ Canterbury Best Student in Design Level 7) McDonald, Lynn (School of Architectural Studies) Architectural Draughting First Year, National Diploma Recipient, Runner-up, Wool Award, Peugeot Hokonui Recipient, NZIOB Southern Chapter Certificate of in Architectural Technology Fashion Design Awards Student Accomplishment, Graduating Student Vine, Rebecca (Excellence in Research and Analysis) showing Exceptional Merit in Architectural Bavin, Hayden (School of Architectural Studies) Recipient, The CPIT Interior Design Tutors Award for Technology, National Diploma in Architectural Recipient, NZIOB Southern Chapter Certificate of Excellence in Research and Analysis Technology Student Accomplishment, Best Graduating Student showing Exceptional Merit in Quantity Surveying, McDonald, Lynn (School of Architectural Studies) National Diploma in Quantity Surveying Recipient, ADNZ Best Overall Student in Architectural Draughting Third Year, National Diploma in Bennie-Steel, Paula (Interior Design) Architectural Technology Recipient, The Drawing Room Award for Presentation

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Webb, Robyn (Diploma in Fashion Technology & Hart, Rosina (National Certificate in Veterinary Rutherford, Fiona (Mathematics & Statistics) Design Level 7) Nursing, Graduate Pathway) Recipient, Alison Robinson Award for Top Student in Recipient, Ray Everett Award for Highest Achiever Recipient, Vet Source Surgical Award MATH22x Purfex Award for Excellence in Apparel Innovation Overall Award of Excellence, Peugeot Hokonui Hettige Don, Leonard (Diploma in Science) Sim, Raymond (Bachelor of Arts – Japanese) Fashion Design Awards Recipient, New Zealand Institute of Chemistry Recipient, Tezukayama University One Year Scholarship Winner, Streetwear Award, Peugeot Hokonui Fashion (Canterbury Branch) Award for Best Level 5 Analytical (2008) Chemistry Student Design Awards Smallfield, Hannah (Bachelor of Medical Imaging) Winner, Best Use of Fabric Award, Peugeot Hokonui Hooper, Tanya (Bachelor of Nursing) Recipient, Toshiba Award for Top Clinical Student Fashion Design Awards Recipient, Pegasus Health Mäori Scholarship Award (Year Two) Wharlich, Natalie (Bachelor of Design) Huls, Jantina (Bachelor of Nursing) Smith, Ashley (Bachelor of Medical Imaging) Recipient, Highly Commended, Mortlock McCormack Recipient, Canterbury Bright Start Scholarship Recipient, High Achievement Award (Year Three) Law Art Award Recipient, Radiographic Art Award Hunter, Amy (National Certificate in Veterinary (Diploma in Fashion Woodhouse, Megan Nursing) Smith, Greg (Mathematics & Statistics) Technology & Design Level 7) Recipient, Vet Source Award for Surgery Recipient, Barry Frost Memorial Award for Top Recipient, Winner, Wool Award, Peugeot Hokonui Student in MATH548 Fashion Design Awards Johnston, Callum (Bachelor of Arts – Japanese) Recipient, Osaka International University One Year Smith, Joshua (Diploma in Circus Arts) Yee, Greg (Bachelor of Design) Scholarship (2009) Recipient, Canterbury Bright Start Scholarship Recipient, Winner, Mortlock McCormack Law Art Award Jones, Kate (National Certificate in Veterinary Smith, Sarah (Bachelor of Medical Imaging) Nursing, Graduate Pathway) Recipient, Toshiba Award for Top Clinical Student Faculty of Health, Recipient, Shoof Award for Anaesthesia and Surgery (Year Two) Humanities & Science Ansell, Anita (National Certificate in Veterinary Kennedy, Helen (Bachelor of Medical Imaging) Steele, Shiloh (Updating Skills) Nursing, Graduate Pathway) Recipient, Professional Practice Prize (Year Two) Recipient, Altrusa Scholarship Recipient, Merial Meritorious Award Kim, Shin Chul (Diploma in Chinese) Stringer, Asher (Bachelor of Arts – Japanese) Ashton, David (Bachelor of Applied Science) Recipient, Shanghai International Studies University Recipient, Hiroshima Shudo University One Year Recipient, New Zealand Institute of Chemistry Scholarship Scholarship (2009) (Canterbury Branch) Award for Best Level 7 Analytical Knight, Halie (National Certificate in Veterinary Thompson, Christopher (School of Performing Chemistry Student Nursing) Arts) Austin, Chantal (National Certificate in Veterinary Recipient, Hills Award for Nutrition Alan Robinson Memorial Guitar Nursing) Kwon, Yong-Hyun (Diploma in Chinese) Thompson, Colin (Bachelor of Arts – Japanese) Recipient, Hills Award for Nutrition Recipient, Shanghai International Studies University Recipient, Kurumayama Work Experience Scholarship Basher, Ana Mary (Bachelor of Medical Imaging) Toma, Liliola (Bachelor of Nursing) Recipient, Deb Booth Award for Top Clinical Student Little, Holly (Bachelor of Midwifery) Recipient, Pegasus Health Pacific Scholarship Award (Year Three) Recipient, Canterbury Bright Start Scholarship Ussher, Kelly (Bachelor of Medical Imaging) Boerlage, Kate (Bachelor of Medical Imaging) Maslin, Miriam Anne (Bachelor of Medical Recipient, Top Academic Student and NZIMRT Award Recipient, Professional Practice Prize (Year Two) Imaging) (Year Two) Bolam-Smith, Chiaki (Bachelor of Arts – Japanese) Recipient, Top Academic Student and NZIMRT Award (Year One) van Wyngaarden, Frans (Bachelor of Medical Recipient, Kyoto Sangyo University One Year Imaging) Scholarship (2009) McGregor, Kelly (Bachelor of Medical Imaging) Recipient, High Achievement Award (Year One) Recipient, High Achievement Award (Year Two) Butterfield, Lynda (Diploma in Counselling) Yeo, Chin (Kai) (Bachelor of Arts – Japanese) Recipient, Housing for Women Trust Scholarship McMillan, Kyle (Bachelor of Arts – Japanese) Recipient, Kurumayama Work Experience Chong, Tian (Diploma in Chinese) Recipient, Tezukayama University One Year Trades Innovation Institute Recipient, Lanzhou City University Scholarship Scholarship (2008) Andrews, Kalon (School of Engineering & Electrical Clark, Aaron (Bachelor of Arts – Japanese) Millar, Carole (National Certificate in Veterinary Nursing, Graduate Pathway) Trades) Recipient, Japanese Consul’s Prize for Top Year Two Recipient, CPIT Best Apprentice Autobody Student Recipient, Hills Award for Nutrition Recipient, CPIT Degree Prize Noad, Sarah (Bachelor of Medical Imaging) Ashworth-Manning, Alix (School of Engineering and Electrical Trades) Recipient, Radiographic Art Award English, Sabrina (National Certificate in Veterinary Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Manufacturing Nursing) Pal, Chandan (Diploma in Science) Student Recipient, Shoof Award for Anaesthesia and Surgery Recipient, New Zealand Institute of Chemistry Attrill, Simon (School of Building) (Canterbury Branch) Award for Best Level 6 Analytical Fraser, Alex (Certificate in Chinese) Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Carpentry Recipient, Lanzhou City University Scholarship Chemistry Student Pearce, Fonofili (Bachelor of Nursing) Baldwin, Hamish (School of Engineering & Electrical Funnell, Johanna (Bachelor of Medical Imaging) Trades) Recipient, Pegasus Health Pacific Scholarship Award Recipient, Top Academic Student and NZIMRT Award Recipient, CPIT Best Block or Night Class Apprentice (Year Three) Proud, Janiece (Certificate in Community Studies) Year 2 – Plumbing & Gasfitting Recipient, Carestream Health DUX Award Recipient, Canterbury Bright Start Scholarship Barker, Lindsay (School of Engineering & Electrical Goffe, Burke (School of Performing Arts) Ridden, Ann (Bachelor of Nursing) Trades) The Jack Urlwin Award Recipient, NZ Association of Gerontology Recipient, Electrical Apprentice of the Year (Christchurch Branch) John Murphy Prize Hall, Shelley (Bachelor of Nursing) Beatty, Rob (School of Building) Recipient, CPIT Bachelor of Nursing Degree Prize Robinson, Julie Kaye (Bachelor of Medical Imaging Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Carpentry – Year One) Halloumis, Maria (National Certificate in Veterinary Bell, Chloe (School of Building) Nursing) Recipient, Timaru Hospital Radiology Department Prize for Patient Care Recipient, CPIT Most Promising Pre Trade Furniture Recipient, Merial Meritorious Award Maker

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Bindon, Gareth (School of Engineering & Electrical Morrison, Paul (School of Engineering & Electrical Wells, Simon (School of Engineering & Electrical Trades) Trades) Trades) Recipient, CPIT – Most Improved Pre Trade Welding Recipient, CPIT Apprentice of Year Level 4 Managed Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Autobody Fabrication Apprenticeship White, Patrick (School of Building) Bok, Jason (School of Engineering & Electrical Morriss, Grant (School of Engineering & Electrical Recipient, BCITO Apprentice – Streamline Programme Trades) Trades) Year 1 Recipient, CPIT Best Night Class Apprentice Recipient, CPIT Best Apprentice of the Year Autobody White, Tony (School of Engineering & Electrical McBeth, Malcolm (School of Engineering & Electrical Trades) Bonnington, Hayden (School of Engineering & Trades) Recipient, CPIT Night Class Apprentice Electrical Electrical Trades) Recipient, CPIT Most Committed Plumbing, Gasfitting Recipient, Best Fabrication Apprentice of Year Willis, Dane (School of Engineering & Electrical or Drainlaying Student Trades) Burr, Michael (School of Building) Murphy, Shane (School of Engineering & Electrical Recipient, CPIT Best Drainlaying Apprentice Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Carpentry Trades) Yasuhiro, Nakane (School of Building) Connor, Sonja (School of Hairdressing) Recipient, CPIT Best Block or Night Class Apprentice Recipient, CPIT Most Promising Pre Trade Joiner Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Level 2 Hairdressing Year 3 – Plumbing & Gasfitting Student in Long Hair Design O’Brien, Nathan (School of Engineering & Electrical Connor, Sonja (School of Hairdressing) Trades) Recipient, Top Student Level 2 Recipient, CPIT Best Block or Night Class Apprentice Year 1 – Plumbing & Gasfitting Coxon, Matthew (School of Building) Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Paint & Decorating Parker, Daniel (School of Engineering & Electrical Student – February Trades) Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Plumbing, Gasfitting Fetu, Fereti (School of Engineering & Electrical & Drainlaying Trades) Recipient, CPIT Most Improved Pre Trade Automotive Phillips, Hayley (School of Engineering & Electrical Trades) Fraser, Paul (School of Building) Recipient, CPIT Best Trade Electrical Recipient, Apprentice – Streamline Programme Year 2 Sadler, Jade (School of Hairdressing) Fraser, Rory (School of Building) Recipient, Top Student Level 2 Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Carpentry Sadler, Jade (School of Hairdressing) Gane, Samantha (School of Building) Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Level 4 Hairdressing Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Paint & Decorating Student in Cut/Colour/Design Student – June Sarjeant, Nick (School of Building) Hartley, Aaron (School of Building) Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Carpentry Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Paint & Decorating Student – September Scott, Cade (School of Building) Recipient, BCITO Apprentice – Streamline Programme Hood, Andrew (School of Engineering & Electrical Year 3 Trades) Recipient, CPIT Best Plastics Block Course or Night Shaskey, Scott (School of Engineering & Electrical Class Student Trades) Recipient, CPIT Most Improved Pre Trade Hood, Tex (School of Engineering & Electrical Manufacturing student Trades) Recipient, Best Night and Block Course Apprentice Shipley, Cameron (School of Engineering & Level 2 – Fabrication Electrical Trades) Recipient, CPIT Best Level 3 Managed Apprenticeship Jones, Shanna-Lee (School of Building) Automotive Recipient, Apprentice Joiner of the Year Module C Smith, Vanessa (School of Engineering & Electrical Kees, Greg (School of Engineering & Electrical Trades) Trades) Recipient, CPIT Best Block Course Apprentice Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Welding & Fabrication Electrical

Kiesanowski, Daniel (School of Engineering & Sullivan, Sara (School of Hairdressing) Electrical Trades) Recipient, 2008 Pre Trade Hair Design Competition, Recipient, Best Night and Block Course Apprentice Canterbury Westland Regional Hairdressing Level 3 – Fabrication Taylor, Michelle (School of Engineering & Electrical Knight, Stuart (School of Building) Trades) Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Carpentry Recipient, CPIT Most Improved Pre Trade Autobody Knight, Wade (School of Engineering & Electrical Trainor, Matthew (School of Building) Trades) Recipient, Apprentice Joiner of the Year Module A Recipient, CPIT Best Block or Night Class Apprentice Maintenance & Diagnostics Van Toor, Yrui (School of Engineering & Electrical Trades) Lucas, Timothy (School of Engineering & Electrical Recipient, CPIT Best Level 2 Managed Apprenticeship Trades) Automotive Recipient, CPIT Best Block or Night class Apprentice Machining & Toolmaking Welsh, Blake (School of Engineering & Electrical Trades) Recipient, CPIT Best Pre Trade Automotive

CPIT Annual Report 2008 95 Glossary ACE Adult & Community Education IT Information Technology ASM Academic Staff Member ITO Industry Training Organisation ASTE Association of Staff in Tertiary Education ITP Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics ATEM Association for Tertiary Education Management ITPNZ Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics of ATTI Association of Teachers’ in Tertiary Institutions New Zealand AUT Auckland University of Technology ITPQ Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics Quality BAppSci(AUT) Bachelor of Applied Science (AUT) Jasper JADE Administration System for Polytechnic BAS Bachelor of Architectural Studies Educational Records BBc Bachelor of Broadcasting Communications LLS Library & Learning Services BBIE Bachelor of Business Innovation & Enterprise MIT Manukau Institute of Technology BDes Bachelor of Design MoE Ministry of Education BEngTech Bachelor of Engineering Technology MT Management Team (Electrotech) (Electrotechnology) NASDA National Academy of Singing & Dramatic Art BICT Bachelor of Information & Communication Technologies NMIT Nelson Marlborough Institute of Technology BLang(Japanese) Bachelor of Language – Japanese NQF National Qualifications Framework BLang(Mäori) Bachelor of Language – Mäori NZBS New Zealand Broadcasting School BM Bachelor of Midwifery NZCER New Zealand Council for Educational Research BMI Bachelor of Medical Imaging NZIM New Zealand Institute of Management BN Bachelor of Nursing NCNZ Nursing Council of New Zealand BRecEd Bachelor of Adventure Recreation & Outdoor NZQA New Zealand Qualifications Authority Education OEDT Ötautahi Education Development Trust BSW Bachelor of Social Work OP Otago Polytechnic BTP Business Transformation Plan P4X Partnerships for Excellence CAPL Centre for Assessment of Prior Learning PASM Principal Academic Staff Member CAT Certificate in Adult Teaching PBRF Performance Based Research Fund CCT Canterbury Communications Trust PINZ Polytechnics International New Zealand CETS Certificate for Entry to Tertiary Studies PTE Private Training Establishment CFO Chief Financial Officer QRF/QRP Quality Reinvestment Fund/Programme Comm Faculty of Commerce RPL Recognition of Prior Learning COP Certificate of Proficiency SASM Senior Academic Staff Member CPITC Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology SEE School of English & Education Council SIT Southern Institute of Technology CPITF Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology SLG Strategic Leadership Group Foundation STAR Secondary Tertiary Alignment Resource CPSA Christchurch Polytechnic Students’ Association STEP Statement of Tertiary Education Priorities CTA Canterbury Tertiary Alliance TAMU Tertiary Advisory Monitoring Unit D&E Faculty of Design & Engineering TANZ Tertiary Accord of New Zealand EEO/EEdO Equal Employment/Education Opportunities TEC Tertiary Education Commission EIT Eastern Institute of Technology (Hawke’s Bay) TEI/TEO Tertiary Education Institution/Organisation EFTS Equivalent Full Time Students TES Tertiary Education Strategy ERO Education Review Office TIASA Tertiary Institutes Allied Staff Association ESOL English for Speakers of Other Languages TII Trades Innovation Institute FAC Faculty Academic Coordinator TOA The Ötautahi Academy FAR Financial Audit and Risk Standing Committee TOPNZ The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand FTES Full Time Equivalent Staff TPW Te Puna Wänaka GEG General Expenses Grant TRoNT Te Runanga o Ngäi Tahu GRWP Governance Review Working Party TSDs Tertiary Students with Disabilities HHS Faculty of Health, Humanities & Science TTOR Te Tapuae o Rëhua HoS Head of School UCOL Universal College of Learning I&E Information & Enrolments UC University of Canterbury IELTS International English Language Testing System WelTec Wellington Institute of Technology IFRS International Financial Reporting Standard WINTEC Waikato Institute of Technology ISEL International School of English Language WIT Taranaki Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki

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