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Massey University is one of New Zealand's leading educational institutions with three campuses in the North Island and a distance learning programme that delivers university qualifications to all parts of the country.

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Education 28 Jun 2012
Massey hosts secondary school chemistry quiz

Secondary school pupils from around New Zealand spent two days immersed in chemistry at Massey University this week as part of the National Secondary School Chemistry Quiz programme.

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News 26 Jun 2012
Leading sport psychologist helps develop new papers

Gary Hermansson has re-joined Massey University part-time as Professor of Sport Psychology based in the School of Sport and Exercise.

Professor Gary Hermansson

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Education 26 Jun 2012
Massey links with Indonesian University

Massey University’s College of Education has signed a memorandum of understanding with Indonesia’s Ahmad Dahlan University (ADU).

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Environment 26 Jun 2012
Living Lab takes a fresh look at sustainability

WELLINGTON CITY — Massey University is initiating a new era of partnership with local government with the launch of its Living Lab.

Edible garden in Wellington's Civic Square

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Business 26 Jun 2012
Massey leads the way at Business Week

Massey University’s professor in leadership has a simple message for students attending next week’s New Zealand Business Week in Palmerston North: follow your passion.

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News 26 Jun 2012
Massey librarian to be LIANZA president

Massey librarian Heather Lamond says modernising the image of libraries will be one of her goals when she becomes president of the Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa (LIANZA).

Heather Lamond

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Pets 24 Jun 2012
Massey launches vet rehab service

Watch video Animals recovering from surgery or other ailments can now hit the gym at Massey University’s new Canine Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Service.

Veterinary surgeon Andrew worth with Hazel,  one of the rehabilitation service's first patients

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News 22 Jun 2012
Confetti starts creative arts building off in style

WELLINGTON CITY — Blue, green and gold confetti rained down on over 200 guests at Massey’s new creative arts building, Te Ara Hihiko, in Wellington today.

Sir Richard Taylor and Industrial Design Lecturer Matthijs Siljee compile the time capsule.  Sir Richard noted that he and Mr Siljee have taught students together in the past.

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News 22 Jun 2012
Time capsule a work of art in its own right

WELLINGTON CITY — Massey University creative arts staff and students have produced a unique time capsule for their new building in Wellington.

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Aviation 21 Jun 2012
Wings ceremony marks 25 years of flying high

Massey University's School of Aviation will award its latest cohort of aviation students with their Wings brevet next week, marking a quarter of a century of producing aviators with a difference.

Ashok Poduval, chief executive of Massey  University School of Aviation

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Building 21 Jun 2012
Cocabot rocks the building

WELLINGTON CITY — The recipe: three students, one wooden push-puppet and a very tight deadline.

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Building 21 Jun 2012
World-first building opens tomorrow

WELLINGTON CITY — Massey University’s new creative arts building Te Ara Hihiko will be officially opened in Wellington tomorrow by Sir Richard Taylor, New Zealander of the Year and award-winning Design and Effects Supervisor for Weta Workshop.

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Art 21 Jun 2012
Massey hosts kura Māori, te reo art exhibition

The first combined Kura Māori language art exhibition will be held at Massey University tomorrow.

Professor Tai Black

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Community 21 Jun 2012
Massey Professor to inspire young leaders

HASTINGS — There is no one way to be a leader, people lead in different ways, says a Massey University Professor who will give a lecture to mark the start of Leadership Week.

Professor Sarah Leberman

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Health 20 Jun 2012
Teenage girls, their bones, and the effects of vitamin D

A ground-breaking study on the effects of vitamin D on muscle strength and bone health in teenage female dancers and athletes is currently underway at Massey University’s Albany campus - and they’re looking for more participants.

Wendy Jessup looks on as her daughter Eden tests her muscle strength, under the supervision  of Massey Nutrition researcher Sarah Mitchell.

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Media 20 Jun 2012
Massey engineer edits Olympic ICT publication

A Massey University chartered professional engineer has overseen a major publication outlining the innovations in information and communications technology being utilised at the London Olympics.

Dr Amal Punchihewa

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Business 20 Jun 2012
Massey academics take out ICSB prizes

Massey academics won three best paper awards at the ICSB World Conference in Wellington last week.

Professor Claire Massey

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Education 19 Jun 2012
Misuse of decile ratings clue to downside of league tables

A Massey University researcher says the government’s desire to ensure parents have sound, educationally relevant information about their children’s achievement and progress is commendable but the Prime Minister seriously underestimates the challenge this presents.

Professor John O'Neill

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Education 19 Jun 2012
Local student, global success

Takapuna Grammar student Myeonggyun Lee has already experienced his first taste of international business success as part of the winning New Zealand team in the Global Enterprise Challenge.

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Health 19 Jun 2012
Planning cities better to increase physical activity

The obesity epidemic isn’t just about food – lack of exercise is also a key factor.

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Education 19 Jun 2012
Academic dress hire pays dividends for students

Eight Massey University postgraduate students have become the lucky recipients of grants made by the Graduate Women Manawatu (GWM) Charitable Trust.

Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey (L) and Jean Corbin Thomas (R) with the grant recipients.

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Employment 18 Jun 2012
Workplace survey explores what's really under the hood

Kiwi employees and their bosses will shed unprecedented light on the world of employment and the workplace in the most significant survey of its type conducted in New Zealand to date.

Associate Professor Jane Parker

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Building 18 Jun 2012
Video showcases world-first building

WELLINGTON CITY — Massey University has released a video showcasing the design and construction of its new creative arts building, Te Ara Hihiko, in Wellington.

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Business 18 Jun 2012
Taranaki businesses to benefit from new agreement

A new partnership between Massey University and Venture Taranaki was signed in New Plymouth on Wednesday.

Steve Maharey and Stuart Trundle sign the partnership agreement

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Business 18 Jun 2012
Startup Weekend winners are all smiles

Despite an intense and exhausting 54 hours, the winners of Auckland’s sold-out Startup Weekend are all smiles.

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Agriculture 15 Jun 2012
Massey at National Field Days

HAMILTON — More than 100 alumni and stakeholders attended an after five function in Hamilton last night as part of Massey University's National Field Days programme.

Visitors at Massey University's site at National Field  Days in Hamilton.

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Agriculture 15 Jun 2012
Massey Medal awarded to Dutch couple

The Massey University Medal has been jointly awarded to Professor Martin Verstegen and Mrs Mariet Verstegen-Spiertz of the Netherlands in recognition of their work in support of agriculture and food science and longstanding connections with Massey.

Distinguished Professor Paul Moughan

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Education 15 Jun 2012
Olympic pair have a mind for gold

While a gold medal is the immediate priority for Olympians Hamish Bond and Eric Murray when they head to London next month, both are also thinking about life after sport.

Olympic rowers Eric Murray and Hamish Bond

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Business 15 Jun 2012
How to launch a company in 54 hours

AUCKLAND CITY — Massey University’s Innovation Campus will live up to its name this weekend when entrepreneurs, designers and developers take part in a 54-hour competition to transform an idea into a new business.

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Economy 14 Jun 2012
Greece 'too big to fail', says Massey economist

A Massey University economist is predicting chaos if this weekend's election result leads to Greece leaving the euro.

Christoph Schumacher, Professor of Innovation and  Economics at Massey University

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Agriculture 14 Jun 2012
Dairy Professor begins new role

Linking science with farmers is the goal of Massey’s new Professor of Dairy Production Systems, Danny Donaghy.

Professor Danny Donaghy

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Education 14 Jun 2012
Financial literacy centre gets international recognition

The New Zealand Centre for Personal Finance Education has joined the OECD’s International Network on Financial Education.

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News 13 Jun 2012
US and China make a play for the Pacific

The stage is set for a new Cold War this time in the Pacific and, while an arms-race would be dangerous, a development aid-race would not be without hazards, writes Josh Wineera.

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Deaths 13 Jun 2012
Massey's first female student dies aged 99

PALMERSTON NORTH — Enid Hills, the first woman to graduate with a Massey University qualification, died in Palmerston North yesterday aged 99.

Enid Hills in 2002

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Education 13 Jun 2012
Maths research to develop new ambitious teaching practises

Making mathematics more interactive is the focus of a new research project by the Centre of Excellence for Research in Mathematics Education.

Dr Roberta Hunter and Professor Glenda Anthony

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Science 13 Jun 2012
Funding awarded for Taranaki eruption recovery plan

TARANAKI — Lessons from the Christchurch rebuild will be included in an economic model to aid the recovery from any future volcanic eruption in Taranaki.

Professor Shane Cronin describes part of a core sample containing  volcanic ash layers taken from near Eltham.

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Business 12 Jun 2012
School students to tackle global business issues

High school students from across New Zealand will create inspired solutions for a worldwide business issue at Enterprise in Action 2012, hosted by Massey University at its Albany campus this weekend.

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News 12 Jun 2012
Professor Sir Mason Durie to speak in Taranaki

Māori academic Professor Sir Mason Durie will deliver one of his last public lectures at the TSB Showplace in New Plymouth tomorrow to celebrate Massey University's Te Mata o Te Tau lecture series.

Assistant Vice Chancellor (Māori and Pasifika)  Professor Sir Mason Durie

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News 12 Jun 2012
Editing Early Texts symposium in Wellington

WELLINGTON CITY — Scholars will converge in Wellington this week to discuss the latest editing techniques making 400 year-old literary texts accessible in the 21st Century.

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Business 12 Jun 2012
Massey partnership aims to grow Taranaki business

Taranaki businesses will be able to tap into world-class expertise to help them grow, with the signing of an innovative agreement between Venture Taranaki and Massey University tomorrow.

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Government 12 Jun 2012
Local government taskforce 'misses the point'

A public management expert from Massey University says more councillors and community boards are needed to help people re-engage with local government.

Dr Andy Asquith, from Massey University's  School of Management

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Education 8 Jun 2012
From prison to PhD

He was once a troubled, drug-addicted youth; now his research is being used to help employers select the right people for the job and improve the prospects of Maori.

Dr Paul Wood receives his doctorate from Massey University Chancellor Dr Russell Ballard

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News 7 Jun 2012
Massey engineering students to help Vietnam

Cooking with twigs over a small solar-powered stove may seem a far cry from the daily life of the average engineering student in New Zealand, but the invention could be among several used to improve the livelihood of rural poor living in Vietnam's Mekong Delta.

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Health 7 Jun 2012
$3.8m for Massey health research

Massey researchers will investigate health issues ranging from whether mobile phones raise the risk of brain cancer in children to the possibility that unpasteurised milk provides protection from asthma and allergies, after receiving $3.8 million in government funding.

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Health 7 Jun 2012
Study to investigate mobile phone and child cancer link

Massey researchers will investigate if children and adolescents who use mobile phones are at a greater risk of brain cancer.

Dr Andrea 't Mannetje

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Building 6 Jun 2012
New Albany sciences building under construction

The establishment of an interim sciences facility alongside the Albany campus Student Amenities Centre promises to not only make learning in laboratories more flexible, but also to enable space to be freed up for research purposes across the campus as the College of Sciences grows.

An architect's drawing of the eastern entry to the building

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Education 6 Jun 2012
Disaster research recognised with four new PhDs

The Massey University/GNS Science Joint Centre for Disaster Research is celebrating four new PhDs.

Dr Wendy Saunders, Dr Ian de Terte, Dr Jullia Becker and Professor David Johnston  after last Thursday's graduation parade through central Wellingto

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Technology 6 Jun 2012
Sensor researcher honoured with distinguished lecturer post

Dr Gourab Sen Gupta, a senior lecturer at the School of Engineering and Advanced Technology, has been chosen to serve as a distinguished lecturer for the Instrumentation and Measurement Society, part of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.

Dr Gourab Sen Gupta

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Art 6 Jun 2012
Exhibition showcases talents of emerging artists

First year Māori visual arts students are taking their first step to becoming artists with an exhibition at Te Pūtahi-a-Toi, School of Māori Studies.  The exhibition opened last Friday and features paintings by nine first year students, as well as works by second, third and fourth year students.

Tegan Hautapu with her artwork

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News 6 Jun 2012
Queen's Birthday honours for staff and alumni

Massey staff, graduates and five leading New Zealanders conferred with honorary doctorates were recognised in the Queen's Birthday honours.

Professor Glyn Harper

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Community 5 Jun 2012
Massey hosts Samoan independence celebrations

Around 300 Samoan secondary school students celebrated their nation's 50-year anniversary of independence with festivities at Massey University's Albany campus last Friday.

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Business 5 Jun 2012
Entrepreneurship experts converge on the capital

Experts in entrepreneurship and small to medium-sized businesses will gather in Wellington next week for the 2012 International Council for Small Business (ICSB) World Conference.

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Education 5 Jun 2012
Top students recognised at inaugural ceremony

Top students from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences were recognised at the inaugural Outstanding Achiever Award ceremony on Friday.

Tianxi Yin

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Health 5 Jun 2012
New Massey college to tackle 'health crisis'

Massey University is to establish a College of Health that focuses on prevention rather than cure – an approach Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey says is essential if New Zealand is to tackle the looming health crisis.

Steve Maharey

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Education 5 Jun 2012
Massey student off to the 'academic Olympics'

He might be retired from competition, but former Olympic swimmer Moss Burmester is still very much focused on the Olympics and everything it stands for.

Former Olympic swimmer Moss Burmester at Massey University's Albany campus,  where he is studying towards a Bachelor of Business Studies.

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Business 5 Jun 2012
Building profitable business relationships

After working on his thesis for more than seven years, Massey marketing lecturer Dr Ravi Balasubramanian finally crossed the stage to receive his doctoral degree at his graduation ceremony in Wellington last week.

Dr Ravi Balasubramanian at his graduation ceremony,  where he received his doctoral degree.

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News 1 Jun 2012
Design student wins internship with Honda in Rome

“A dream of a lifetime” is how 20 year-old design student Sam McCafferty describes winning an internship at the Honda Research and Development department in Rome.

Some of the creative team behind the full-scale model, from left (in white shirt) Rohan Geo, Ali Abbas, Oliver Neuland, Emily Ang, Nick Marks, Joseph Raffills and Sam McCafferty. (Not showing: Jason Khoo and Joonhwan Choi).

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Film 1 Jun 2012
Latin American Film Festival coming to Palmerston North

PALMERSTON NORTH — Spanish language films and be a window into Latin American countries and cultures.

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News 31 May 2012
Knowledge shared for Auckland's growth

AUCKLAND CITY — The opportunity for research-led planning to help Auckland become, in Mayor Len Brown’s words, “the world’s most liveable city” has gained momentum with the recent signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Massey University and Auckland Council.

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Health 31 May 2012
Posthumous master's research favours group exercise for cardiac rehabilitation

Research by the late Venessa Green suggests that people recovering from a cardiac event may benefit more from group exercise than individual exercise programmes.

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Education 31 May 2012
Maths expert in demand

College of Education maths expert Margaret Walshaw is in hot demand speaking at two Canadian and one US conferences in May and June.

Professor Margaret Walshaw

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Education 31 May 2012
Video link teaching creates cross-campus classroom

New "super-charged" video linked teaching rooms at Massey University will allow students across campuses to join together as a single class.

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Education 31 May 2012
Top performing business students celebrate success

WELLINGTON CITY — Wellington’s brightest business students were honoured for their achievements at the Academic Excellence Awards last night.

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Education 30 May 2012
Scholarships help Wairarapa ag students

Fifteen agriculture students were awarded scholarships from the Sydney Campbell Memorial Trust at an event at Massey’s Manawatu campus last week.

Sydney Campbell Trustee Gill Murray with the  scholarship recipients.

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Education 30 May 2012
Me and Tom Scott: live on stage

WELLINGTON CITY — Family and friends of Massey’s Wellington graduates will be able to watch this Thursday’s graduation ceremonies – and guest speaker Tom Scott – live online for the first time.

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Architecture 30 May 2012
It's a date: world-first building to open in June

WELLINGTON CITY — Black & white stylised time lapse of building construction.

Exterior of Massey's new creative arts  building, Te Ara Hihiko, in Wellington.

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Health 30 May 2012
Healthy eating and maternal wellbeing - new therapy

New therapy groups – one to help expectant and new mothers with emotional wellbeing, and another on healthy eating – are available from June at Massey University’s Centre for Psychology at Albany.

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Food 29 May 2012
Entries open for NZ Food Awards

The quest to find New Zealand’s most innovative, creative and tasty food products is underway.

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Environment 29 May 2012
Innovative River Solutions Centre at Massey

World-class researchers from a range of environmental and agricultural sciences within Massey University will work together to provide novel solutions to current river catchment and freshwater problems.

Dr Ian Fuller

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Education 25 May 2012
Top honours for accountancy whizz

Graduate Sam White scooped six of the 15 School of Accountancy awards at a ceremony recognising the top students in the College of Business.

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Architecture 23 May 2012
Christchurch design scholarships to be judged by top Canterbury design trio

CHRISTCHURCH — The best urban design ideas in a competition for rebuilding quake-affected Christchurch will be judged by David Sheppard, President Elect of the Institute of Architects, and design experts David Lovegrove and Jacky Bowring.

Rodney Adank, head of the Institute of Design  for Industry and the Environment at Massey's  College of Creative Arts.

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Books 23 May 2012
History project exposes 'imposter' capital of Marlborough

An interest in finding out more about his family history five years ago has led to a Massey staff member producing a 600-page book.

Massey technician Kerry Griffiths with his historical  book based around 19th century Picton politician  Arthur Seymour.

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Health 23 May 2012
Study to find answers in the fat-fit debate

A Massey University master’s student hopes to find out if obese but active people are better off than those who are slim but inactive.

James Stewart

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Education 23 May 2012
Distance no barrier in building empathy, says researcher

Distance learners can feel more confident interacting online than they would in the classroom, new research shows.

Dr Wayne Duncan

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Education 22 May 2012
Graduation ceremonies celebrated half a world away

From their home in Turkey, two proud parents watched live as their daughter crossed the stage at a Palmerston North graduation ceremony.

Michaela Gallear with her family, husband Simon and children Megan and Jack. Her parents in Turkey watched live as she graduated last week through Massey's Graduation Live initiative.

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News 22 May 2012
Students make their mark at Semi-Permanent

When people at New Zealand’s premier design conference last weekend emerged from a talk by Australian paper engineer Benja Harney, they were handed a postcard featuring the paper planes they had just made.

Some of the postcards produced by Open Lab during Semi-Permanent.

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Music 21 May 2012
Five for One

One of the most keenly anticipated concerts of the year will take place this Wednesday evening as five outstanding students perform in the NZSM Concerto Competition Final.

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Food 18 May 2012
Frozen fantasies tasted for NZ Ice Cream Awards

AUCKLAND CITY — New Zealand Ice Cream Award 2012 judges doused their taste buds with 286 flavours of ice cream, gelato and sorbet this week.

New Zealand Ice Cream Awards judges (from left) Michelle Sinclair, Craig Davis, Aaron Pooch, Kay McMath and Joanna Boese at Massey University's Albany campus, tasting entries in the 2012 New Zealand Ice Cream Awards.

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Aviation 18 May 2012
Prime Minister tours Massey's aviation school

Prime Minister John Key visited Massey University’s School of Aviation today, and met with staff and students as he toured the Milson Flight Systems Centre.

Prime Minister John Key with aviation students and instructors checking out a flight  simulator at the School of Aviation.

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Culture 18 May 2012
Asian signs show city's cosmopolitan character

AUCKLAND CITY — The proliferation of Asian language signs in Auckland creates a sense of belonging for new migrants, and a space for others to experience and learn about migrant cultures that contribute to the city’s cosmopolitan character, according to a Massey University study.

One of the 500 images in the study of Asian language signage now common in some Auckland suburbs.

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Advertising 18 May 2012
Massey iPhone ad a first for New Zealand TV

Massey University is taking a novel approach in its new television advertisement, to be screened for the first time on Sunday.

Vice-Chancellor Steve Maharey prepares to  film the tv ad on an iPhone, assisted by  Renaud Mare, Director of Photography.

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Maori 18 May 2012
Special ceremony honours Maori graduates

Maori graduates have celebrated with whanau and friends at a ceremony to honour their achievements.

Natasha Simpson, Laura Shingleton and Tracey Robinson, a teacher, former head girl and board of trustee  of Manawatu College attended the ceremony to honour Maori graduates.

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Agriculture 17 May 2012
Teaching Australia how Massey teaches agriculture

A delegation from the Parliament of Victoria, Australia visited the Manawatu campus this week to learn how Massey helps prepare young people for a career in agriculture.

Massey University College of Sciences head Professor Robert Anderson with Victorian  Member of Parliament David Southwick at the No.4 dairy farm.

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Internet 17 May 2012
Award for company that connects communities

PALMERSTON NORTH — An innovative company that grew from a garage to play a key role in getting New Zealand communities connected online has won an award for its contribution to the Manawatü region.

College of Business Dean Professor Ted Zorn, Vision Manawatu's Elaine Reilly, James Watts of Inspire Net and University Chancellor Dr Russ Ballard.

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Education 17 May 2012
Homecoming for leading philosopher

PALMERSTON NORTH — Professor Rom Harre has been awarded an honorary doctorate from Massey University at a graduation ceremony in Palmerston North.

Professor Rom Harre

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Education 16 May 2012
Honorary doctorate for ethical educator

Professor Emeritus Ivan Snook has been awarded an honorary doctorate from Massey University at a graduation ceremony today.

Professor Ivan Snook

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Education 16 May 2012
Government's education investment welcomed

The Government's announcement that it will make a postgraduate qualification the minimum for all new teachers is exactly the direction Massey University is taking with its teacher education programmes, the University's College of Education Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor James Chapman says.

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News 16 May 2012
New mums struggle with 'myths of motherhood'

First time mothers’ romanticised expectations of motherhood can leave them feeling unprepared for the reality, a Massey University researcher says.

Dr Anita Darrah

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News 16 May 2012
Duncan Sarkies to kick off 2012 Writers Read in Wellington

Massey University's annual Writers Read series starts in Wellington next week with a reading by playwright, screenwriter and fiction author Duncan Sarkies.

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Education 15 May 2012
First vet tech class graduates

The first graduating class of Massey's Bachelor of Veterinary Technology programme crossed the stage at Palmerston North's Regent on Broadway today.

Bachelor of Veterinary Technology graduates Julie Morris, Patrice Palleson,  Rachel Munn, Emily-Kate Kemp and Peta Rossiter.

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Education 15 May 2012
Pasifika scholars recognised

Six top Pasifika students were awarded scholarships at Massey University in Wellington last week.

The Pasifika scholars

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Education 15 May 2012
Sisters celebrate graduation success

She may be taking time out to graduate with a Massey University PhD today, but Dr Kirsty Hammond's research into reducing methane emissions from livestock is continuing overseas.

Nicole Hammond, who graduated with a Bachelor of Agriscience, and sister Kirsty Hammond,  who was awarded a PhD at this morning's graduation ceremony.

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Education 15 May 2012
Lessons in finance and history

When Dr David Smith crossed the stage to receive his doctoral degree yesterday afternoon, it was the fifth time he had been capped at a Massey University graduation ceremony.

 Dr David Smith, after his fifth Massey University graduation ceremony on Monday afternoon, where he received his doctoral degree.

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Aviation 15 May 2012
Airports a great investment, says researcher

New Zealand's major airports have experienced impressive growth in both revenue and profits since they were commercialised from the late 1980s, says Dr David Lyon who was conferred with his PhD during a Massey University graduation ceremony this afternoon.

Dr David Lyon at Massey University's Milson flight training centre, just prior to his graduation ceremony. He is only the third person to graduate with a PhD from Massey University's School of Aviation.

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Business 15 May 2012
KPMG and Massey University forge closer ties

Massey University and professional services company KPMG have formed a research partnership to share knowledge and foster innovation.

KPMG executive chair Ross Buckley and head of Massey University's College of Business Professor Ted Zorn, signing a research partnership agreement.

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Education 14 May 2012
Library location gives Centre more visibility

Recent relocation to the heart of the library has given the Albany campus Centre for Teaching and Learning greater visibility, making it more accessible to students, says manager Ken Cage.

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Education 14 May 2012
Student city abuzz for graduation week

More than 1300 students will graduate at Palmerston North capping ceremonies this week.

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School 14 May 2012
Massey announces $75m upgrade to Vet School

Massey University will spend $75 million upgrading and expanding New Zealand's only veterinary school, increasing its capacity to train vets by 180 students.

 Architects drawings of the overall complex and the proposed extension of the vet tower.

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