On Shelly Eden: DoMM Lecturer – Employment Law and Legislation
From one of our students on Shelly Eden: DoMM Lecturer – Employment Law and Legislation (with permission): “I just want to thank you for being a full on and a very good lecturer for our class in the last semester. I can say that I wish all the lecturers are like you. You are so […]
Conference Paper from a Unitec Master student
Below an abstract of a conference paper from a Unitec Master student. This paper was presented at the 14th Annual Waikato Business School Conference on 18 September 2010. The impact of stress during restructuring in a tertiary institution Authors Mr J Singh MBus Graduate Department of Management and Marketing Unitec New Zealand Email: singhjai777@hotmail.com Dr […]
More Good News from the Bachelor of Business: End of placement reflections from an Industry Based Learning Student
My name is Denisa Hebblethwaite and I am the lecturer and co-ordinator of the Industry Based Learning (IBL) course. IBL forms a cornerstone of the Bachelor of Business degree and is a key reason why our students lead applied business. Often our international students find industry placements a new and exciting (sometimes challenging) experience. Here is one […]
Malama Solomona on why the DoMM and the Pacific
Lecturer, Malama Solomona at the DoMM on support for Pacific students.
Student Success in the Bachelor of Business 2010 – Marketing Communications
The students of my 2010 Bachelor of Business class have been blogging their assignments in Strategic Marketing Communications. Cool. Great to have an on and offline conversation. Here they are: Juergen Stolzlechner: https://integrater.wordpress.com Tracey Alenepi: www.traceyalenepi.wordpress.com Michael Stangl: http://imcexplorer.wordpress.com Michaels work has picked up by “The NZ Taxi Blog” and “was already interested in the work and […]
Staff and Student Success – November 2010
One of the many stories I receive about the staff at the DoMM. Here is some recent comments from one of our students with approval about one of our lecturers and collaborators from industry, Steve Barnett, a lecturer in strategy: “As we left class after the first night of lessons I distinctly remember commenting to […]
Community understanding of the impact of temporary visitors on incidental destinations: Community Development Vol. 41, No. 3, July–September 2010, 340–353
Community understanding of the impact of temporary visitors on incidental destinations. Ken Simpson: Department of Management, Unitec Institute of Technology, Private Bag 92-025, Auckland,New Zealand Phil Bretherton: School of Law and Business, Charles Darwin University, Darwin, NT, Australia Influential changes in global economics have posed important survival and sustainability questions for small urban communities. In response, […]
Session 5 – Te Whakataurite Maaori (The Māori Voice)
Session 5 – Te Whakataurite Maaori (The Māori Voice) – This session involved lively and informed debate and discussion about Auckland’s new governance structure, focusing on how to optimise the outcomes for Māori in Auckland and around New Zealand. Panelists: Scott Morrison, Director Maia – Māori Development Unit Unitec, John Freeland, Pae Arahi Matua – […]
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