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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 14, 2019 / 24-7, AM-NC, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Region, CTF, DJF, Education, English, Environment, Explore - Nursing, KB, Massey University, MIL OSI, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, School of Nursing, Tertiary Education, Trade / Comments Off on MIL-OSI New Zealand: Professor Douwes awarded College of Health Research Award
Source: Massey University Research Award winner Professor Jeroen Douwes with College of Health Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Jane Mills. Teaching Excellence Award winner Dr Catherine Cook and Professor Mills. Professor Jeroen Douwes, director of the Centre for Public Health Research, has been awarded the 2018 College of Health Research Award for his outstanding contribution to health research […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 14, 2019 / 1. Home Page article, 24-7, AM-NC, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Region, College of Business, CTF, DJF, Education, English, Explore - BUSINESS, Explore - Management-leadership, Explore - Sport and exercise, Fisheries, Internet Communications Technology, KB, Massey University, MIL OSI, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, Tertiary Education / Comments Off on MIL-OSI New Zealand: Rower overcomes sporting disappointment to master study
Source: Massey University Toby Cunliffe-Steel after receiving his Master of Sport Management. Former New Zealand representative rower Toby Cunliffe-Steel has faced plenty of adversity in his nearly-27 years, including a brain tumour and, more recently, severe adrenal fatigue. While health issues derailed his dream of competing at the Tokyo Olympics, his sports career opened up […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 13, 2019 / 24-7, Aid, AM-NC, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Region, College of Creative Arts, Creative Arts, CTF, DJF, Education, English, Environment, Explore - CREATIVE ARTS, KB, Massey University, Media Intelligence, MIL OSI, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, School of Art, Tertiary Education, Wellington / Comments Off on MIL-OSI New Zealand: Massey lecturers selected for Auckland artist residency
Source: Massey University Eugene Hansen and Jenny Gillam, senior lecturers at the School of Art. (photo supplied). School of Art lecturers and mixed-media artists Jenny Gillam and Eugene Hansen have been selected for the 2019 Auckland Council Artist in Residence programme in Whatipū, Auckland. The artists will work collaboratively on artwork inspired by Whatipū’s Te […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 13, 2019 / 1. Home Page article, 24-7, AM-NC, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Region, Business, Commerce, CTF, DJF, Education, English, Graduation, KB, Massey University, Media Intelligence, MIL OSI, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, Tertiary Education / Comments Off on MIL-OSI New Zealand: Time to celebrate our Manawatū graduates
Source: Massey University Graduation procession on Broadway in Palmerston North. More than 1200 students will graduate this week, celebrating their journey with friends, family and Massey staff. The ceremonies, held at the Regent on Broadway in Palmerston North, will start this afternoon, after which they will occur twice daily until the final ceremony on Wednesday […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 11, 2019 / 1. Home Page article, 24-7, AM-NC, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Region, Climate, Climate Change, CTF, DJF, Education, English, Environment, KB, Massey University, MIL OSI, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, Technology, Tertiary Education, Weather / Comments Off on MIL-OSI New Zealand: New partnership to boost regional innovation
Source: Massey University The Primary Industries and Regional Innovation Collaborative (PIRIC) aims to drive the digital transformation of the country’s primary industries. Massey University is partnering with Microsoft, The Collaborative Studio, Scion, Kordia and The Factory to accelerate the adoption of digital technologies and enable more collaborative innovation across New Zealand’s regions and primary industries. […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 10, 2019 / 1. Home Page article, 24-7, AM-NC, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Region, College of Business, CTF, Culture, DJF, Education, English, Environment, Explore - BUSINESS, Explore - HEALTH, Explore - Management-leadership, Explore - Nursing, Fisheries, KB, Massey University, MIL OSI, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, Tertiary Education, Trade / Comments Off on MIL-OSI New Zealand: Managers crucial to stamping out bullying in nursing
Source: Massey University The competencies and actions of managers are particularly important in preventing bullying in nursing. A new research report from Massey University’s Healthy Work Group has outlined the management competencies needed to both prevent and manage workplace bullying in the nursing sector. Funded by the College of Nurses Aotearoa, the report aims to […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 9, 2019 / 24-7, AM-NC, Applied Learning, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Region, College of Humanities & Social Sciences, CTF, DJF, Economics, Economy, Education, English, Enviromental issues, Environment, Explore - Media-communication-journalism, Explore - Natural-environment, Explore - Politics and society, international, Internet Communications Technology, KB, Massey University, Media Intelligence, MIL OSI, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, Research, Tertiary Education, United Kingdom / Comments Off on MIL-OSI New Zealand: Carbon-free conference model sets new standard
Source: Massey University Massey’s “Feral” conference is a role model for online international conferences as a carbon-free way to connect researchers. A “nearly-carbon neutral conference” hosted by Massey University social scientists is featured on the London School of Economics (LSE) Impact Blog as an example of how academics are deploying sustainable practises in research and […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 9, 2019 / 1. Home Page article, 24-7, AM-NC, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Region, College of Sciences, CTF, DJF, Education, English, Explore - Animal-veterinary, Explore - SCIENCES, fish, KB, Massey University, MIL OSI, NATO, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, School of Veterinary Science, Technology, Tertiary Education, Vice-Chancellor, Wildlife Ward / Comments Off on MIL-OSI New Zealand: Kākāpō brain surgery a world-first
Source: Massey University Kākāpō after world-first brain surgery. A young kākāpō chick has undergone life-saving brain surgery at Massey University’s Wildbase Hospital to treat a developmental problem of the skull, a world-first procedure, adapting surgical techniques from humans and other mammals.[embedded content] Known as Espy 1B, the now 56-day-old wild-hatched kākāpō chick from Whenua Hou/Codfish […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 9, 2019 / 24-7, AM-NC, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Region, Canada, CTF, DJF, Education, English, KB, Massey University, MIL OSI, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, Pacific, Tertiary Education, Trade, United Kingdom / Comments Off on MIL-OSI New Zealand: Global stage for Massey academics
Source: Massey University Assistant Professor Kahele Dukelow, University of Hawai’i andProfessor Huia Jahnke (right) Being invited to speak at a presidential session is every bit as impressive as it sounds, when the session is hosted by the American Educational Research Association (AERA), at the world’s largest gathering of educational researchers. Massey Professor of Māori Visual […]
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By MIL OSI - ForeignAffairs.co.nz / May 8, 2019 / 24-7, AM-NC, Asia, Asia Pacific, Asia Pacific Region, College of Humanities & Social Sciences, CTF, DJF, Education, English, Explore - HUMANITIES, Explore - Languages and linguistics, Feature, international, Japan, KB, Massey University, Media Intelligence, MIL OSI, New Zealand, Open Source Intel, Republic of Korea, School of Humanities, Technology, Tertiary Education, Trade, United Kingdom, United States of America / Comments Off on MIL-OSI New Zealand: Japan’s new Reiwa era – what’s in a name?
Source: Massey University Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako, pictured in New Zealand in 2002 when their titles were Crown Prince and Princess. (credit/KYODO) Japan’s new emperor and new era are both nothing more than symbols. But that doesn’t make them any less important to Japanese people, writes Dr Penny Shino. Literally epoch-making events have been […]
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