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ITP Research Distribution List – Alphabetical by Organisation Name, Then First Name (As at 7 June 2011) ITP Research Distribution list – alphabetical by organisation name, then first name (as at 7 June 2011) Organisation Title First Name Last Name Job Title Address 1 Address 2 Address 3 Email Phone Physical Address Aoraki Polytechnic Private Bag 902 Timaru 7940 Manager, Taiorangahau Windermere Private Bag Heather.Hamerton@bo (07) 544 0920 Bay of Plenty Polytechnic Dr Heather Hamerton (Pacific Coast Applied Tauranga 3143 Drive, Tauranga 12001 ppoly.ac.nz Research Centre) Ext. 6838 3112 Christchurch Polytechnic Manager of Research and Christchurch Madras Street, Institute of Technology PO Box 540 Knowledge Transfer 8140 Christchurch (CPIT) Eastern Institute of Private Bag Napier Taradale (06) 974 8000 Technology Hawke's Bay 1201 4142 Manukau Institute of Private Bag Auckland helen.anderson@manu Dr Helen Anderson Academic Director Manukau City (09) 968 8000 Otara Rd Gate 12 Technology 94006 2241 kau.ac.nz Nelson-Marlborough [email protected] Dr Clare Atkins Research Leader Private Bag 19 Nelson 7010 Institute of Technology z New Zealand Tourism Research Institute, Private Bag [email protected]. (09) 921 9999 Dr Sandra Rhodda Senior Research Officer Auckland 1020 Auckland University of 92006 nz Ext. 8977 Technology Private Bag Whangarei NorthTec 9019 0148 Dunedin Alex.Morales- Forth Street, Otago Polytechnic Alex Morales-Garcia Research Administrator Private Bag Forth Street (03) 474 8119 9013 [email protected] Dunedin Dunedin Forth Street, Otago Polytechnic Jenny Aimers Research Co-ordinator Private Bag Forth Street [email protected] (03) 479 3639 9013 Dunedin z Deputy Chief Executive Dunedin Forth Street, Otago Polytechnic Dr Robin Day Private Bag Forth Street [email protected] (03) 479 6002 (Research Director) 9013 Dunedin Southern Institute of Private Bag Invercargill [email protected] Jo Whittle Research Assistant Technology 90114 9840 z Southern Institute of Private Bag Invercargill sally.bodkin- Sally Bodkin-Allen Research Manager Technology 90114 9840 [email protected] Greymouth Tai Poutini Polytechnic Private Bag 607 7840 Tairawhiti Polytechnic PO Box 640 Gisborne 4040 Telford Rural Polytechnic PO Box 6 Blaclutha 9240 The Open Polytechnic of Professor of Private Bag Lower Hutt gary.mersham@openpo Prof Gary Mersham (04) 913 5615 NZ Communication Science 31914 5040 lytechnic.ac.nz UCOL Palmerston North Dr Nick Nicol Professor in Human Private Bag Palmerston [email protected] (06) 952 7001 Cnr King and Genetics 11022 North 4442 Ext. Princess Street, Palmerston North Cnr King and Research Assistant Private Bag Palmerston (06) 952 7001 UCOL Palmerston North Mrs Sharon Patterson [email protected] Princess Street, 11022 North 4442 (Mon-Wed) Ext. 70510 Palmerston North Unitec Institute of Grants and Funding Private Bag (09) 815 4321 Bldg 180, Rm3 008, Brenda Massey Auckland 1142 [email protected] Carrington Road, Mt Technology Advisor 92025 Ext. 6188 Albert, Auckland Unitec Institute of Private Bag (09) 815 4321 Katie Jones Research Advisor Auckland 1142 [email protected] Technology 92025 Ext. 6163 Unitec Institute of Private Bag (09) 815 4321 Dr Simon Peel Dean of Research Auckland 1142 [email protected] Technology 92025 Ext. 8650 Waiariki Institute of Private Bag [email protected]. (07) 346 8916 Mokoia Drive, Prof Cris Brack Director of Research Rotorua 3046 Technology 3028 nz or 021 954694 Rotorua Waiariki Institute of Private Bag Dee.Holdsworth- Mokoia Drive, Mrs Dee Holdsworth-Perks Research Administrator Rotorua 3046 (07) 346 8811 Technology 3028 [email protected] Rotorua Waikato Institute of Private Bag Waikato Mail Hamilton karen.strawbridge2@wi Tristram Street, Karen Strawbridge Technology (WINTEC) 3036 Centre 3240 ntec.ac.nz Hamilton Wellington Institute of Private Bag Buik Street, Wellington Technology (WELTEC) 30803 Petone Western Institute of 20 Bell Street, Director Academic/ Private Bag New Plymouth (06) 757 3100 Technology at Taranaki Dr Christine Fenton [email protected] New Plymouth 2030 4342 (WITT) Research Co-ordinator Ext. 8863 4310 Western Institute of [email protected] 20 Bell Street, Private Bag New Plymouth (06) 757 3100 Technology at Taranaki Ms Thilani Nissanga Research Administrator or New Plymouth 2030 4342 Ext. 8713 (WITT) [email protected] 4310 Whitirea Community Private Bag Lesley.macgibbon@whi 237 3103 Dr Lesley MacGibbon Research Manager Porirua 5240 Polytechnic 50910 tireia.ac.nz Ext. 6251 02/06/2011 Email ‘undeliverable’ message from following: .
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