ANNUAL REPORT - Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga

Royal, C. (2011). Keynote presentation.Presentation to the New Zealand QualificationAuthority, The University of Auckland.Royal, C. (2011). Opening Address. Presentationto the PasifikaNZ in the 21st Century, Education/Health/Economic Enablement Conference,The University of Auckland.Royal, C. (2011). What is Matariki? LATE at theAuckland Museum.Sakamoto, H. (2011). Kapa Haka and itsEducational Meanings in Today’s New ZealandSociety. Presentation to the 6th InternationalConference on the Arts in Society.Sakamoto, H. (2011). Researching Kapa Hakaand its Educational Meanings in Today’sAotearoa/New Zealand: Weaving Methodologies,Perspectives and Decency. Presentation to the6th International Conference on the Arts inSociety.Smith, G. (2011). Transforming Māori EconomicDevelopment. Presentation to the 2011 Criticaland Sensitive Research Issues Symposium (CSRI)Māori Economic Development, Wellington.Solomon, M., Simpson, L. & Riley, G. (2011).Panel One Discussion: Aspirations. Presentationto the 2011 Critical and Sensitive ResearchIssues Symposium (CSRI) Māori EconomicDevelopment, Wellington.Stewart-Harawira, M. (2011). Within and Withoutthe Empire: Indigenous knowledge and itsdiscontents in a time of great transition. Seminarpresented at Waipapa Marae, The University ofAuckland.Tomas, N., Kapa, L. & Meredith, P. (2011). NgāTikanga Mate Project Findings. Presentationto the Justice in the Round Conference.Turuwhenua, J., Naqvi, H., Sulayman, M. &Mehwish, R. (2011). A Virtual Eye For Use inan Optometry Clinic. Presentation to the 2ndInternational Conference on User Science andEngineering.Walker, M. M. (2011). He Tirohanga Ā Mua, HeKitenga Mā Muri: Looking Back to Look Forward.Paper presented at the International Congressof Conservation Biology.Walker, M. M. (2011). Keynote address:Te Whenua, Te Tangata, Te Aronui, TeMāramatanga. Presentation at the EleventhAnnual Teaching and Learning Showcase:Active Learning Showcase.Walker, M. M. (2011). Keynote. Te Whenua,Te Tangata, Te Aronui, Te Māramatanga.Presentation to the First Year Biology EducatorsColloquium 2.Walker, M. M. (2011). Invited speaker. Te Whenua,Te Tangata, Te Aronui, Te Māramatanga.Presentation to the Science and Innovationin Education Conference.Walker, M. M. (2011). Te Whenua, Te Tangata,Te Aronui, Te Māramatanga: GrowingUndergraduate and Postgraduate success forMāori and Pacific Island Students. Presentationto the Ako Aotearoa Academy.Wehipeihana-Wilson, T., Dodd, M. & Orzecki, R.(2011). Panel Three Discussion: Local Solutions,Local Opportunities. Presentation to the 2011Critical and Sensitive Research Issues Symposium(CSRI) Māori Economic Development, Wellington.Whaanga, H. (2011). He Matapihi Mā Mua, MōMuri: The Ethics, Processes and ProceduresAssociated with the Digitisation of the Pei JonesCollection. Seminar at Waipapa Marae, TheUniversity of Auckland.Whitinui, P. (2011). Increasing Māori Post-Graduate Success: The Politics of CulturalEncounter in Academia. Presentation at theTu MAI Post Graduate Induction Day.Wilson, J. K. T. (2011). Ko Wai te WhakarāngahaiIa i Konei? (Who’s Researching Who Here?): AHapū (Ngāti Kawa) Case Study. Presentation tothe Perspectives on Power Post-Graduate andEarly Career Researcher Conference.Wilson, J. K. T. (2011). When Michael Jacksonand Haka Collide: Boy Yeah. Presentation to theMid-West Popular Culture Association/AmericanCulture Association Annual Conference.Wilson, J. K. T. (2011). Whiripapa. Presentationto the MAI Doctoral Conference.Yuen, B., Hyun, J. K., & Walker, M. M. (2011).Characterization of Candidate Magnetite-basedMagnetoreceptor Cells in the Olfactory Organof Rainbow Trout. Presentation to the RoyalInstitute of Navigation Conference on Orientationand Navigation – Birds, Humans and otheranimals.AwardsWalker, M. M. (2011). The Prime Minister’sSupreme Award for Sustained Tertiary TeachingExcellence, Kaupapa Māori Category, NationalTertiary Teaching Excellence Awards.46Ngā Pae o te māramatanga