Toi Ohomai Culinary Arts Students to Dish It Out At Rescue Food Festival
Source: Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology Ask any culinary arts student what their goal is and it will probably be to work with some of the great names in the culinary world. This Saturday, 23 March, Culinary Arts (Level 5) class from Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology, in partnership with Good Neighbour and Te […]
Read More →Webster Family Chair in Pathogenesis appointment
Source: University of Otago Friday 22 March 2019 9:44amProfessor Miguel Quiñones-Mateu.Following an extensive international search, Professor Miguel Quiñones-Mateu has been appointed as the second holder of the Webster Family Chair in Viral Pathogenesis in the University of Otago’s Department of Microbiology and Immunology, School of Biomedical Sciences.Inaugural recipient Professor Andrew Mercer held the position from […]
Read More →More Than 500 Students to Attend Toi Ohomai April Graduation
Source: Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology On Tuesday, 2 April, more than 500 Toi Ohomai students will be walking across the stage to celebrate their success at our graduation ceremony in Rotorua. This year’s graduation will take place over two ceremonies, where student cohorts will be graduating with diploma and above qualifications from across our […]
Read More →EIT lecturers teaching in China, “Campus is like a city”
Source: Eastern Institute of Technology – Tairāwhiti 7 mins ago One of Jinan’s many building sites. EIT’s Wine & Viticulture lecturers Tim Creagh and Elise Montgomery are currently teaching in China at the University of Jinan, one of EIT’s partner institutions. Tim tells us about the differences between New Zealand and China and about his […]
Read More →Potato study needs you
Source: Massey University Sarah Ross is on the hunt for potato lovers. Fancy yourself a potato connoisseur? The Massey University Food Experience and Sensory Testing Lab (FEAST), and Plant & Food Research, are looking for potato eaters to participate in a potato flavour sensory trial in Palmerston North next month. The project, being run by […]
Read More →Massey ranks third in Australasia for accounting research
Source: Massey University Professor Michael Bradbury and Professor Ahsan Habib both ranked amongst the top 10 most prolific accounting researchers in Australasia. The Massey Business School has been ranked third in Australasia and first in New Zealand for accounting research impact and productivity. Two academics from the School of Accountancy were also ranked amongst the […]
Read More →Services Pathway programme fully subscribed – next intake July
Source: Eastern Institute of Technology – Tairāwhiti 1 min ago Services Pathway students with tutor Waata Shepherd going through vertical jump exercises which is part of the PAT test (police assessment test) . An EIT programme for people wanting to join the police, fire service or armed services is fully subscribed, with a waiting list […]
Read More →Aroha, support & tips for when you’re not feeling ok
Source: Te Kura – Correspondence School Disasters and big shocks, like the event in Christchurch Ōtautahi, take a toll on all of us and coping is not always easy. Some of us are feeling on edge and upset right now. The allright? website has practical tips that remind us of the small things we can […]
Read More →Aroha, support & tips for when you’re not feeling ok
Source: Te Kura – Correspondence School Disasters and big shocks, like the event in Christchurch Ōtautahi, take a toll on all of us and coping is not always easy. Some of us are feeling on edge and upset right now. The allright? website has practical tips that remind us of the small things we can […]
Read More →The Māori language is on a roll in this district, if enrolments at EIT are anything to go by.
Source: Eastern Institute of Technology – Tairāwhiti 11 mins ago Karen Albert (Student Support Advisor) at Te Whatukura Numbers at EIT’s Te Whatukura School of Māori Studies in Tūranganui a Kiwa and at EIT’s Ruatoria learning centre have reached the point where the institute is having to beef up resources at both centres. The number […]
Read More →Overwhelming response for EIT’s Taste of Cultures Day
Source: Eastern Institute of Technology – Tairāwhiti 11 mins ago These Sri Lankan chefs served a spicy goodness. Indian samosas, Mexican empanadas, Turkish falafels, kiwi pavlovas. Visitors were spoilt for choice at EIT’s annual Taste of Cultures event on Wednesday. Hundreds of people took the opportunity to get a taste of fresh street food from […]
Read More →EIT’s new joinery programme backed by local industry
Source: Eastern Institute of Technology – Tairāwhiti Home News EIT’s new joinery programme backed by local industry 3 mins ago The new joinery programme is starting in July. “There is a massive interest within local industry for qualified joiners and builders,” says EIT carpentry tutor Michael Chapman. “I have talked to at least 20 Hawke’s Bay […]
Read More →Band Together
Source: University of Canterbury Home > News > 2019 > 20 March 2019 The University of Canterbury community held a vigil on Monday 18 March – Band Together – a stand of solidarity and inclusiveness to support our Muslim students and staff. [embedded content] The University of Canterbury community held a vigil on Monday – Band […]
Read More →Massey women’s sevens claim title
Source: Massey University The Massey women’s sevens team (left) manager Chris Sharrock Stephanie McKenzie, assistant-coach Kahu Sturmey (Assistant Coach), Megan Bramley, Nicola Chase, Pia Tapsell, Tiana Davison, Kaitlin Bates and coach Strahan McIntosh. Front: Stephanie McKenzie, Lucy Brown, Sydnee Wilkins, Courtney Walsh and Marcelle Parkes. The Massey University women’s rugby sevens team has claimed the […]
Read More →Toi Ohomai Shows Support for Families and Victims Affected by Christchurch Shootings
Source: Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology It is with immense sadness that we acknowledge the tragic events that unfolded in Christchurch on Friday and have shocked our nation to our core. We collectively grieve for the victims of this tragedy and the families who have lost their loved ones. Throughout New Zealand communities are coming […]
Read More →Otago discovery paves way for precision medicine in future
Source: University of Otago Wednesday 20 March 2019 9:45amThis high-dimensional analysis reveals the T cell signature in people with bowel cancer. The new analysis groups cells together so all cells can be viewed at once. In the past cells would be considered individually to work out what they were doing.University of Otago scientists have discovered […]
Read More →Hannah’s passion for a “dying art”
Source: Eastern Institute of Technology – Tairāwhiti 2 mins ago Hannah is one of few females working as saw doctors. Without having any particular interest in cars, Hannah Gray decided to attend the automotive course at EIT’s Trades Academy during her last year of high school in 2016. “There were 17 courses available and I […]
Read More →Lifetime achievement award for Massey theatre luminary
Source: Massey University Professor Angie Farrow speaking at the Manawatū Regional Theatre Awards after receiving her Lifetime Achievement Award. Great theatre can change minds and lives, says Professor Angie Farrow, who credits her childhood amid the lively antics of her extended family in London’s East End with shaping her dramatic sensibilities. Farrow, a professor in […]
Read More →Growing the Next Generation of Researchers
Source: Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology While earning money is an important factor in our careers, many of us want to be able to leave a legacy through our work. And that is exactly why 11 students from Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology spent the summer months knee-deep in research. Last Wednesday, they presented their […]
Read More →We are together
Source: University of Canterbury Home > News > 2019 > 17 March 2019 The University of Canterbury extends solidarity and support to our community. [embedded content] As a university community we condemn the attacks in Christchurch and extend our solidarity and support to our students and staff. What to read next: MIL OSI
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