Wintec Register of Research and Scholarly Activity 2004

in APA. [Workshop]. Annual New Zealand
Applied Business Education Conference, Te
Papa Museum, Wellington.
Reports/Discussion Documents
Grant, W. J. (2004, March). Understanding
the needs and expectations of those
with complex physical and intellectual
disabilities. [Report]. Timata Hou National.
Grant, W. J. (2004, September). A
comparative study of accounting firm
clients’ beliefs, attitudes and purchase
intentions of accountancy services and
financial services. [Report]. Personal Advisors
Network.
Grant, W. J. & Clarke, P. (2004, November).
The development of an integrated therapy
methodology to meet the occupational
therapy and physiotherapy needs of school
aged children and young people. [Report
and literature review]. A pilot project between
the Ministries of Health and Education to
identify and investigate issues and barriers to
quality service provision across the education
and health environment.
Hill, R. A. (2004). Activities of a career
services office: A case study. [Report].
Waikato Institute of Technology, Hamilton.
Scholarly Activity
Gourdie, J. & Rees, J. (2004). Technical editors
in accounting for Pearson Education.
Grant, W. J. (2004, September 30). Approaches
to services marketing libraries need to consider
to better meet the needs of their clients.
Tertiary Education Alliance Library Managers,
Tauranga.
Grant, W. J. (2004, October 18). SLAP: a model
for active participating in the Learning Process.
Professional Development Unit, Wintec.
Hill, R. A. (2004). Member of the Editorial
Board of the New Zealand Journal of Applied
Business Research. Blind peer reviewer of
manuscripts.
Hill, R. A. & Roche, M. A. (2004). Founded the
Workplace Wellbeing Network and Seminar
Series, Wintec, Hamilton.
Roche, M. A. (2004, September 28-30).
Co-chair/host of Leadership Hosting Group
– Leadership Course Development 2004.
New Zealand Applied Business Education
Conference, Te Papa Museum, Wellington.
Hill, R. A. (2004). [Report]. Waikato Institute
of Technology on Career Services at Tertiary
Education Institutions in Central Alberta,
Canada. (64 pages).
Research Awards/Fellowship
National Fellowship/Awards/Prizes
Lockyer, M. (2004, April 16). Award for
Inaugural Research Scholar. Presentation of
research project: Use of group work in tertiary
study. National Business Administration Forum,
Nelson.
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