WelTec Research Report 2009 - Wellington Institute of Technology

Wellington Institute of TechnologyInnovation and ResearchReport 2009INTRODUCTIONIntroductionWellington Institute of Technology’s (WelTec) core businessis, and will continue to be, providing support for economictransformation at both local and national levels through theprovision of:• Teaching and learning related to employment• Applied research and technology transfer; and• Education services such as Recognition of CurrentCompetency (RCC) and workplace capability development.WelTec’s aim, as an Institute of Technology, is to increaseproductivity of New Zealand businesses. The institutionis committed to continuing to develop to be an “industrypowerhouse”, supporting economic development, with a focuson both the Wellington region and New Zealand as a whole.As an outward-looking institution, WelTec fosters enquiry andscholarship, develops links with its community, and shares itsknowledge and capabilities with industry and the professionswe work with. At the same time, the community, industry andgovernment are looking to WelTec and the rest of the polytechnic(ITP) sector to harness their knowledge and expertise throughthe development and dissemination of research and technology,and to play a greater role in solving problems and creatingopportunities for the people of New Zealand. The government isalso expecting the ITP sector to be more interactive with industryand business and to develop their technology transfer andresearch capacities at all levels.WelTec’s research emphasis, therefore, is on practical andapplied research, technology development and transfer,scholarship, consultancy and professional practice, and thedissemination and application of the knowledge resulting fromthese activities. In fostering these activities, we encouragecollaborative and interdisciplinary approaches that assist in theconcentration of skills, and material and financial resourcesnecessary to further develop the Centres of Excellence thatcharacterise WelTec.As a result of this focus, much of the institution’s researchis sponsored by clients to solve particular problems or topursue specified lines of enquiry. These endeavours, like theconsultancies that often flow from the institution’s broaderresearch programme, are characterised by project funding,defined goals, and accountability to the sponsor or client.Research, innovation and technology development and transferboth underpin the teaching and learning at WelTec and provide ameans of connecting the institute with the Wellington region andits industries. They also ensure that the programmes developedand delivered include the latest developments in their field andthat students graduating from the institution are technologicallyaware, able to communicate ideas and continue to learn, and areable to work effectively in cross disciplinary teams.04WELLINGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | 2009 RESEARCH REPORT

Book Reviews01. Woods, B. (2009). Review of A snapshot of Australianprograms and workforce initiative for children and theirfamilies living with parental mental illness for ANZ Journal ofPsychiatry.Papers in Periodical/Journals01. Baker, T. and Clark, J. (2010). Cooperative Learning: adouble edged sword. IAIE journal 2010.02. Torr, A. (2009). Tamaiti Whangai – Developing our futureleaders. VOCED; Australia http://www.voced.edu.au/03. Zepke, N, Leach, L. Anderson, H, Butler, P. Henderson,J., Hoffman, J., Isaacs, P., Ross, C., Russell, B., Slater,G. Solomon, K., Wilson, S. and Wiseley, A. (2009).Improving student engagement in post-school settings:An annotated bibliography. Ako Aotearoa; Wellington. http://akoaotearoa.ac.nz/ako-aotearoa/ako-aotearoa/resources/pages/improving-student-engagement-post-school-settingsannotateOther publications01. Anderson, N. H. and Ciobanu, G. (Nov, 2009). MarkovAbstractions for Probabilistic π- Calculus, Proceedings ofthe 3rd International Workshop on Formal Methods forInteractive Systems.02. Anderson, N. H. and Khoo, S-C. (July, 2009). Improvingresponsiveness of Hard Real-Time Embedded Systems.Published in the proceedings of the 3rd IEEE InternationalSymposium on Theoretical Aspects of Software Engineering.03. Baker T. and Clark, J. (June, 2009). Educational equityin ethnically diverse group work. Proceedings from the IAIE& IASCE conference, Athens, June 22-26, 2009.04. Carton, T. (2009). The Spirit of Motivational Interviewingas an Apparatus for Governmentality: An analysis of trainingmaterials. Unpublished Thesis for Masters in Sociologydegree. Auckland University.05. Clark, J. and Baker, T. (June, 2009). Perception is reality:Chinese and New Zealand students’ perceptions ofcooperative learning.” Proceedings from the CAFIC andACCS conference, Beijing, June 11-14, 2009.06. Cochrane, T. (2009). Training Midwives how to useSecondlife. SLENZ Update – No 81, May 12, 2009.07. Crook, P. and Weddell, M. (2009). Engaging PasifikaStudents for Teaching and Learning. WelTec; Wellington.08. Crook, P., Priest, H. and Weddell, M. (2009). SupportingMaori students for teaching and Learning: Our voice. WelTec;Wellington.09. Fraser, N. (2009). Student’s stories of Self Case Study whilelearning Cognitive Therapy: A New Zealand Narrative Study.Unpublished thesis for Masters in Health Science; AucklandUniversity of Technology; Auckland.10. Matthewson, G. (2009). People Who Live in Glass Houses;Walter Benjamin and the dream of glass architecture. Paperpublished in Gatley, J. (ed), The Proceedings of CulturalCross-Roads 26th Annual Conference of the Society ofArchitectural Historians of Australia and New Zealand,Auckland, July 3-5, 2009.11. Matthewson, G. (Dec, 2009). You have no idea: Women inarchitecture in the 1980s, in McCarthy, C. (ed). Proceedingsfrom the conference Ponderously pedantic predicamentsprevail ... good, clean fun in a bad, dirty world: New ZealandArchitecture in the 80s. Victoria University; Wellington.12. Linzey, K. (2009). Len Lye’s Tangible Motion Sculpture:ritual monuments and monumental rituals’ Paper publishedin Gatley, J. (ed), The Proceedings of Cultural Cross-Roads26th Annual Conference of the Society of ArchitecturalHistorians of Australia and New Zealand, Auckland, July 3-5,2009.13. Luke, S, Priest, H. and Torr, A. (2009). Tamaiti Whangai2009 – Learning from past performance. Evaluation reportof the 2009 student cohort. Wellington Institute of Technology;Wellington.14. McKinlay, S. and Sutcliffe, R. (2009), Collaborating inInformation Ethics: A Praxis, Research That Works:Successful Collaborations, Proceedings of the 5th BiennialConference of the Institutes of Technology and Polytechnicsof New Zealand Research Forum, Bay of Plenty, NZ.15. Silao, A, Torr, A. and Weal, N. (2009). Perceptions ofPasifika Needs, Gaps and Priorities for Tertiary Education.Regional Facilitation Report, Wellington Instituteof Technology; Wellington. Available fromhttp://wellingtoneducationneeds.wikispaces.com/16. Owen, R. and Anderson, N. H. (July, 2009). DataStructure Shape Inference and Verification for OO Progams.Proceedings of the 3rd IEEE International Symposium onTheoretical Aspects of Software Engineering; Tianjin, China.17. Torr, A. and Weal, N. (2009). Regional Facilitation Report:Update for 2009. Published on http://wellingtoneducationneeds.wikispaces.com/18. Wilson, S. (Dec, 2009). Student Engagement: What dostudents expect and how do institutions respond. Publishedin the proceedings from New Zealand Association forResearch in Education (NZARE) conference;http://www.eenz.com/nzare09/Creative OutputsExhibitions01. Corbishley, G. (2009). Exhibition. Warwick HendersonGallery; Auckland.02. Corbishley G. (2009). National Drawing Award Exhibition.Touring exhibition, Artspace; Auckland, Christchurch,Wellington, Dunedin.03. Rastorfer, L. (April, 2009). Zeigen. Solo exhibition, MilfordGalleries; Queenstown.04. Rastorfer, L. (2009). Summer Exhibition. Group exhibition,Milford Galleries; Dunedin.05. Rastorfer, L. (2009). Masterworks. Group exhibition, MilfordGalleries; Queenstown.06. Rastorfer, L. (2009). National Drawing Award Exhibition.Touring exhibition, Artspace; Auckland, Christchurch,Wellington, Dunedin.07. Tocher, H. (April, 2009). Overhead Project (Galla Placidia)and Illuminated Books. Centre for ContemporaryPhotography; Melbourne.08. Tocher, H. (June, 2009). Overhead Project (Catacombs).First Site; Melbourne.09. Tocher, H. (Nov, 2009). Overhead Project (Villa of the BlueMysteries). Blue Oyster Galley; Dunedin.10. Tocher, H. (2009). RECENT: work by ten NZ photographers.Group show, Tauranga Art Gallery; Tauranga.RESEARCH OUTPUTSWELLINGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | 2009 RESEARCH REPORT09

RESEARCH OUTPUTSOther creative works01. De Goldi, T. (2009). Set and costume design forTe Karakia – Taki Rua Productions (Albert Beltz. Directedby David O’ Donnell). Multiple venues: Season09, ClarenceSt Theatre, Hamilton (February); Herald Theatre (AucklandFestival March); The Dreaming Australia’s InternationalIndigenous Festival, Queensland (June).02. De Goldi, T. (2009). Set and Costume design for TheBlackening by Paul Rothwell and directed by PaulMcLaughlin, Bats Theatre June, Wellington.03. Jay, P. (2009). Competitor, Inaugural Patisserie Team Event,Auckland National Salon Culinere.04. Jay, P. (May, 2009). Competitor, Wellington Culinary Fare,Wellington, May.05. Pike, D. (Nov, 2009). Hair and makeup through the ages.Presentation and show at the Hairdressing and BeautyTherapy Educators Conference; Wellington, New Zealand.06. Schreuder, P. (Sept, 2009). Sober Town. Self published CDof songs related to alcohol and drug treatment.Conference Presentations01. Anderson, N. H. and Khoo,S-C. (2009). ImprovingResponsiveness of Hard Real-Time Embedded Systems.IEEE International Symposium; Tianjin, China.02. Baker, P. and Clarke, J. (June, 2009). Perception isReality: Chinese and New Zealand Students Perceptionsof Cooperative Learning. Paper presented at Association forChinese Communication Studies 8th Annual Conference;Beijing, China.03. Baker, P. and Clark, J. (June, 2009). Education Equity inEthnically Diverse Group Work. Paper presented atInternational Association for Intercultural Education andInternational Association for study of Cooperation inEducation; Athens, Greece.04. Carton, T. (2009). Autonomy, Collaboration and Evocation:the governing aspect of a substance abuse treatmentapparatus and the dispersal of responsibility throughmotivational interviewing. Paper presented to SociologySummer Conference; University of Lancaster, England.05. Carton, T. (Sept, 2009). Autonomy, Evocation andCollaboration. Poster presentation to Cutting EdgeConference; Wellington, New Zealand.06. Carton, T. (Nov, 2009). Motivational interviewing – the spiritof neolibralism. Presentation to the Sociological AssociationAotearoa (SAA) conference; Palmerston North, New Zealand.07. Cochrane, T. and Vlaverde, I. (April, 2009). WeatheringIN. Workshop presentation to Whitireia Learning andTeaching Conference.08. Cochrane, T. and Valverde, I. (Sept, 2009). WeatheringIn / Com Tempo: An Intervention towards ParticipatoryMulti-modal Self-organizing Inter-corporeal. Paperpresentation at SLActions 2009; http://www.slactions.org/slactions.php?s=ProgrammeSlactions09. Cochrane, T. (Sept, 2009). Getting 3D into everydayteaching. Workshop presentation at NZ Teaching andLearning Conference – Teaching for Excellence; UCoL;Palmerston North.10. Corbishley, G. (March, 2009). Cross DisciplineCollaboration-don’t care, don’t want to know. Paperpresented at International Symposium on Electronic Art 2009Conference; Belfast, Ireland.11. Davies, K., Kirkland, G. and Manderson, M. (Nov,2009). Bridging the polytechnic university divide: Acollaborative project to strengthen learner pathwaysPresentation to Enabling Educator’s Conference,Toowoomba, Australia.12. Heath, L. (Oct, 2009). Good practice ideas and goalsetting. Presentation to ITPNZ Hair and Beauty fora inWellington.13. Fraser, N. (July, 2009). Students’ stories of self case-studywhilst learning cognitive therapy: A New Zealand narrativestudy. Poster presentation at British Association forBehavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies 37th AnnualConference; Exeter, England.14. Fraser, N. (Sept, 2009). Emerging discourse in counsellingeducation. Presentation to NZAC Biannual CounsellingConference, Hamilton, New Zealand.15. Jay, C. (Nov, 2009). Rate Monitoring: Findings from astudy of Wellington Hotels. Paper presented at theNew Zealand International Hospitality ManagementConference, Tauranga.16. Jays, M. (2009). An exploration of opinion onmanagement/leadership skills/competencies needed for theNew Zealand hospitality industry. Working paper. HSI 7thAnnual Hospitality Training Conference and Awards ITPNZresearch forum; Auckland.17. Jones, B. (Nov, 2009). Motivational Interviewing: BriefIntervention for the Double Troubled. Presentation to theNursing Education Addiction Forum; Wellington.18. Langman, D. (May, 2009). Food tours in NZ: an experiencethat adds value and the implications for the development offood tourism – is it a valuable niche market? Wellington:Victoria University.19. Linzey, K. (2009). Len Lye: Scratches in Space Time. Paperpresented at “The Traction of Drawing” Symposium of theJournal Interstices, 13-15 November, 2009, Auckland.20. Manueli, K. (Nov, 2009). Talanoa as a research method:Insights and lessons from a Case Study. Presentation at theNew Zealand Postgraduate Conference, Victoria University ofWellington; Wellington.21. Mathewson, G. (July, 2009). People who live in GlassHouses, Presentation to the Cultural Cross-roads, 26thAnnual Conference of the Society of Architectural Historiansof Australia and New Zealand.22. Matthewson, G. (Dec, 2009). You have no idea: Womenin architecture in the 1980s. Presentation to the conferencePonderously pedantic predicaments prevail ... good, cleanfun in a bad, dirty world: New Zealand Architecture in the 80s.Victoria University; Wellington.23. Menchi, W. (Oct, 2009). WOW and WelTec, benefits tostudents and learning. Presentation to ITPNZ Hair and Beautyforum; Wellington.24. Nelson, A. (Aug, 2009). Closeness equals pathology’:Working with issues of desire and intimacy within the alcoholand drug field. Poster presentation at Cutting Edgeconference; Wellington, New Zealand.25. Owen, R. and Anderson, N. H. (July, 2009). DataStructure Shape Inference and Verification for OO Progams.Poster and short paper in the proceedings of the 3rd IEEEInternational Symposium on Theoretical Aspects of SoftwareEngineering; Tianjin, China.26. Prescott, A. (Sept, 2009). Theoretical Tensions in a SchoolDrug Policy. Presentation at Australia Research Alliance forChildren (ARACY) conference; Melbourne, Australia.10WELLINGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | 2009 RESEARCH REPORT

27. Rastorfer, L. (July, 2009). Andragogy and InterdisciplinaryStudio Practice: Strategies for Student Centred Learning.Presented at 4th International Arts in Society Conference;Venice, Italy.28. Schreuder, P. (Sept, 2009). Therapeutic musicalconversations. Poster presentation to Cutting Edgeconference; Wellington, New Zealand.29. Sissons, L. (2009). The Global Economic Crisis: Institutesof Technology/Polytechnics Adapting to the Changing World.Presentation to the New Zealand Higher Education Summit;Wellington.30. Stafford, R. (June, 2009). NGOs Influencing Social Policy;Arguments for and against. Presentation to the WorldwideAssociation for Social Development conference; Oslo,Norway.31. Torr, A. and Truell, R. (June 2009). The Social ServiceSector – Working collaboratively to support communitydevelopment. Presentation to ITPNZ Conference; Wellington.32. Torr, A. and Lomax, D. (July 2009). Tamaiti Whangai– Developing our future leaders. Presentation to NCVERConference, Ballarat; Australia.33. Torr, A. (Oct, 2009). Reconceptualising Competence:Impacts on curriculum, design and assessment. Keynoteaddress to Social Services ITO National Hui; Wellington.34. Torr, A. (Nov, 2009). The Challenge of creating Nationaldegrees. Presentation to the 20th Asia Pacific Social WorkConference – Many voices, many communities, justice for all;Auckland New Zealand.35. Torr, A. and Truell, R. (Dec, 2009). The Challenges ofNational Degrees. Presentation to the ITF QualificationsForum, Victoria University; Wellington.36. Townshend, S. (2009). Is recession on the menu inWellington? Presentation to the HSI 7th Annual HospitalityTraining Conference and Awards ITPNZ research forum;Auckland.37. Wilson, S. (Dec, 2009). Student Engagement: What dostudents expect and how do institutions respond.Presentation to the New Zealand Association for Research inEducation (NZARE) conference; Rotorua.38. Woods, B. (2009). Teaching Resilience to Youth. Keynoteaddress to the Central Region Mental Health and AddictionWorkforce Development Strategy Group Forum; PalmerstonNorth.Reports to External Bodies (excludingmilestone reports)01. Braye, K. (2009). A Workforce Development Plan forWorking with Tangata Whairoa with Co-existing Problems.Report for Matu Raki – National Addictions Centre.02. Braye, K. (2009). Developments in Undertaking BriefInterventions. Report for Wellington School of Medicine.03. Cochrane, T. and Valverde, C. (Feb, 2009). WeatheringIN. A consultancy research funding application to thePortuguese Foundation for Science and Technology. SLENZUpdate No, 69, April 2009.04. Dunkley, R. and Mather, P. (March, 2009). Heavy VehicleProductivity Project: Emissions Monitoring. Summary Reportand MOT HVPP EW Report; Ministry of Transport; Wellington.Higher Degrees Awarded01. Protheroe, M. (2009). Completed, Doctor Education,Massey University; Palmerston North.02. Carton, T. (2009). Completed, Masters in Sociology degree.Auckland University.03. Fraser, N. (2009). Completed , Masters in Health Science.Auckland University of Technology.Miscellaneous Scholarly ActivityOpinion pieces/submissions01. Carroll, N. (2009). The targeted review of qualifications.Submission to NZQA.02. Torr, A. (2009). Recognising national degrees. Submissionto NZQA.03. Torr, A. (2009). Overlapping provision proposals.Submission to TEC.04. Torr, A., and Weal, N. (Dec, 2009). Education PerformanceIndicators for use 2010 and Onwards. Submission to TEC.05. Torr, A. (Nov, 2009). Draft Tertiary Education Strategy 2010to 2015. WelTec submission to MoE.06. Torr, A. (Nov, 2009). Draft Tertiary Education Strategy 2010to 2015. WREDA submission to MoE.07. Vilke, M. and year three students of the Bachelorsin Alcohol and Drug Studies (July, 2009). Submission tothe Issues Paper on the Reform of New Zealand’s LiquorLaws “Alcohol in Our Lives”.Seminars/workshops01. Baker, T. and Clark, J. (August 2009). Using cooperativelearning with diverse groups. Series of Tutor trainingworkshops funded by Ako Aotearoa.02. Bass, L. (2009). Presentation to students at the New YorkFilm School, USA.03. Cochrane, T. (2009). Training Midwives how to useSecondlife. SLENZ Update – No 81, May 12, 2009.04. Cook, F. (2009). Wellington’s Public Water Supply.Presentation to Wellington Residents Association; Miramar.05. Cook, F. (2009). Wellington’s Public Water Supply.Presentation to Victoria University Students Union;Wellington.06. Cook, F. (2009). Wellington’s Public Water Supply.Presentation to Wellington Residents Association;Johnsonville.07. Corbishley G. ‘Tagtool’. A training workshop form bothWelTec and Witt staff, New Plymouth.08. Corbishley G. ‘Art talk’. Take Five, Lower Hutt.09. De Goldi, T. (Nov, 2009). Invited participation a workshopas part of the Misperforming; a symposium on the unstableparadigms of performance and media arts, AUT; Auckland.10. Eyes, D. (2009). Computers in libraries. Training for Hutt CityLibraries in use of computers.11. Hawkins, D. (Aug and Sept, 2009). A series of Industry hairand beauty workshops; Wellington.12. Mather, P. (May, 2009). Technology development.Presentation given to University of the Third Age; Miramar,Wellington.13. Prescott, A. (Nov, 2009). Wasted Education. Presentationto Auckland University staff and students, University ofAuckland; Auckland.14. Smith, P. (2009). Mocktails, presentation to the 2009 NursesForum, Wellington.RESEARCH OUTPUTSWELLINGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | 2009 RESEARCH REPORT11

RESEARCH OUTPUTS15. Torr, A. (July, 2009). National Degree Development.Presentation to Academic Board, Wellington Institute ofTechnology; Wellington.16. Torr, A. (May, 2009). National Degree Development – Anexample of collaboration between an ITO and ITP.Presentation to ITP Academic Managers; Wellington.17. Torr, A. (2009). National Degrees: Working collaboratively tosupport change. Workshop with SSITO; Wellington.18. Wilson, S. (2009). Student engagement and learningenvironments. Staff Seminar. WelTec: Wellington.Guest Lectures01. Baker, T. and Clark, J. (June, 2009). Cooperative Learning.Guest lecture Beijing University of Posts andTelecommunications, China.02. Linzey, K. (2009). Len Lye and the Kinetic Monument.Presentation at the Gus Fisher Gallery, Auckland, inconjunction with the exhibition ‘Len Lye: the Art that Moves’.03. Linzey, K. (2009). Len Lye. Seminar presentation toUniversity of Queensland; Brisbane, Australia.04. Tocher, H. (2009). Speaking of the Overhead Project.Presentation to students at the Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin.05. Torr, A. (July, 2009). The Development of National Degrees:Challenges and opportunities. Lecture to EIT staff; EIT,Napier.06. Torr, A. (July, 2009). Reconceptualising Competence:Some thoughts on potential impacts on teaching andlearning. Guest lecture to EIT staff; EIT, Napier.07. Woods, B. (2009). Establishing Norms for Children’sDepression Inventory in New Zealand. Presentation to staffand students at Auckland University; Auckland.International consultancies01. Bass, L. (Jan, 2009). Visitors of the World: QueenstownDocumentary for the BBC – Director of Photography.02. Bass, L. (June, 2009). Visitors of the World: Australia.Documentary for the BBC – Director of Photography,03. Bass, L. (Dec, 2009). Gangsta Art: Culture of New York.Documentary for the BBC – Director of Photography.04. Cochrane, T. (2009). Weathering-In. Development of aResearch Funding Application to the Portuguese Foundationfor Science and Technology for 123,324 Euros.05. Pope, S. (Aug, 2009). Consulting Judge. World Skills;Canada.New Zealand consultancies01. Bass, L. (2009). Film project with Ian Fraser.02. Braye, K. (2009). A Workforce Development Plan forWorking with Tangata Whairoa with Co-existing Problems,Project for Matu Raki – National Addictions Centre.03. Braye, K. and Moriaty, H. (2009). Report on developmentsin Brief Interventions for Trainee Doctors, Wellington School ofMedicine.04. Braye, K. and Moriaty, H. (2009). Training for TraineeDoctors in Brief Interventions, Wellington School of Medicine.05. Centre for Smart Product. (2009). Delivery of LeanManufacturing programme to four companies.06. Centre for Smart Product. (2009). Delivery of workplaceliteracy programmes to five companies.07. Centre for Smart Product. (2009). Delivery of Envirosmartprogramme – ongoing.08. Centre for Smart Product. (2009). Delivery of First LineManagement to Kiwi Rail Ltd – ongoing.9. Cochrane, T. (2009). SLENZ Developer. TEC-funded projectto establish suitability of Second Life as a teaching tool.10. Cochrane, T., Atkins, C., Middlemiss, M. and Martin,P. (May, 2009). Exploring opportunities for developing aGraduate Diploma in MUVE, with Otago Polytechnic andNelson Marlborough Institute of Technology.11. Corbishley G.’E TU’ Consultancy for Hutt Valley Sculpturetrust.12. Corbishley G. Excutive member of ‘Solar Curcuits AotearoaNew Zealand’, A symposium and residency event planned forJanuray 2011.13. Dunkley, R. and Mather, P. (March, 2009). Heavy VehicleProductivity Project: Emissions Monitoring. Consultancy forMinistry of Transport; Wellington.14. Hair and Beauty Team. (Sept, 2009). Hair and make-upprovision of services for WOW; Wellington.15. DeGoldi, T. (Jan, 2009). Invited participation in a briefingworkshop , Whitireia Performing Arts Centre. WhitireiaCommunity Polytechnic; Porirua16. De Goldi, T., and Tocher, H. (2009). Exhibition Installationand Management,r Wellington Jewish Archive – ongoing.17. Jay, C. (2009). Evaluation of course materials – RoomsDivision Management for the NZ Tertiary EducationConsortium, Bachelor of International BusinessAdministration.18. Jays, M. (2009). Evaluation of course materials – StrategicManagement and Applied Hospitality Business Project, NZTertiary Education Consortium, Bachelor of InternationalBusiness Administration.19. Jays, M.R. (2009). External moderator, Pacific InternationalHotel Management School (PIHMS) Diploma, AdvancedDiploma and Bachelor of Hotel Management.20. Jays, M., Jay, C., Langman, D., Townshend, S. andRicketts, A. (2009). Management and leadershipskills required to effectively manage/lead today’s hospitalitybusinesses. Project for Hospitality Standards Institute(on-going).21. Lemon, T., Bass, L. & Supphawut, S. (2009).Collaboration with Pukeko for Weta Film Co.22. Langman, D. (May, 2009). Consulting Judge. Wine tasting -Consumer Magazine.23. Supphawut, S. (2009). Corporate Identity. Student/Staffproject for L&R.24. Supphawut, S. (2009). Corporate Identity. Student/Staffproject for Kid Smart.25. Supphawut, S. (2009). Personal CV. Student/Staff projectfor Urban Plus.26. Torr, A. (2009). Project manager for setting national degreeunit standards for Social Work. Social Services ITO;Wellington.Internal research reports01. Crook, P. and Weddell, M. (2009). Engaging Pasifikastudents for Teaching and Learning. WelTec; Wellington.02. Crook, P., Priest, H., and Weddell, M. (2009). SupportingMaori students for teaching and Learning: Our voice. WelTec;Wellington.03. Ellis, C. and Crook, P. (2009). Pilot Graduate DestinationSurvey. Wellington Institute of Technology; Petone.12WELLINGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | 2009 RESEARCH REPORT

04. Hamilton, L. (2009). Employer Satisfaction Survey: Whatemployers think of WelTec graduates. Wellington Institute ofTechnology; Wellington.05. Hawkins, D. (2009). Industry surveys for Hair and Beautysalon/clinic owners/ trainers/ employees. WelTec; Wellington.06. Luke, S, Priest, H. and Torr, A. (2009). Tamaiti Whangai2009 – Learning from past performance. Evaluation reportof the 2009 student cohort, Wellington Institute of Technology;Wellington.07. Silao, A, Torr, A. and Weal, N. (2009). Perceptions ofPasifika Needs, Gaps and Priorities for Tertiary Education.Regional Facilitation Report, Wellington Instituteof Technology; Wellington. Available fromhttp://wellingtoneducationneeds.wikispaces.com/08. Torr, A. and Weal, N. (2009). Regional Facilitation Report:Update for 2009. Published onhttp://wellingtoneducationneeds.wikispaces.com/09. Wilson, S. (2009). Student Satisfaction Survey: Summaryof Results. Report to Academic Board, Wellington Institute ofTechnology; Wellington.Peer EsteemEditorial Board Membership01. Braye, K. (2009). Cutting Edge Conferences TreatmentMonograph.02. Keith, M. (2009). Member editorial board, New ZealandJournal of Applied Business Research.03. Keith, M. (2009). Member, editorial board. HumanResources Journal of New Zealand.04. McKinley, S. (2009). Member of the editorial advisory andreview board, Journal of Knowledge Management Practice.http://www.tlainc.com/boutjkmp.htm05. Mathewson, G. (2009). Reviewer of papers for Proceedingsof Cultural Cross-Roads 26th Annual Conference of theSociety of Architectural Historians of Australia andNew Zealand, Gatley, J. (ed), Auckland, July 3-5, 2009.06. Sissons, L. (2009). Member National Editorial Board;New Zealand Journal of Adult Education.Research-Related Awards/Fellowships/Prizes01. Chambers, G. (June, 2009). Judge, NZ Beef and LambHamburger Competition; Wellington.02. Corbishley G. (2009). National Drawing Award Exhibition.Touring exhibition, Artspace; Auckland, Christchurch,Wellington, Dunedin.03. De Goldi, T. (2009). Nomination for the Theatre DesignAward at the Chapman Trip Awards for the design of TheBlackening.04. Gibbs, P. (May, 2009). Judge, Wellington Culinary Fare;Wellington.05. Heath, L. (Aug, 2009). Fourth in commercial colour event,Wellington hairdressing association competitions; Wellington.06. Hewitt, A. (June, 2009). Judge, Barista Competition.Katrina Gordon Trade Show; Wellington.07. Hogan, P. (June, 2009). Judge, NZ Beef and LambHamburger Competition; Wellington.08. Hogan, P. (May, 2009). Judge, Wellington Culinary Fare;Wellington.09. Hogan, P. (June, 2009). Judge, HSI High Schoolcompetition, Wellington.10. Jay, C. (May, 2009). Judge, Bedmaking competition(class 21), Wellington Culinary Fare; Wellington.11. Jay, C. (2009). Judge, Young Hotel/Catering Manager of theYear – 2009’ awards for the NZ Institute of Hospitality group.12. Jay, C. (2009). Judge, National Hotel Receptionist of theYear competition.13. Jay, C. (2009). Judge, Wellington Regional HotelReceptionist of the Year competition.14. MacKenzie, G. (May, 2009). Judge, National BaconCompetition; Wellington.15. MacKenzie, G. (June, 2009). Judge, HSI High Schoolcompetition; Wellington.16. Menchi, W. (Oct, 2009). HITO Tutor of the Year. HITO;Wellington.17. Morrell, R. (May, 2009). Bronze award, Chef of the Capital,Wellington.18. Morrell, R. (May, 2009). Judge, National BaconCompetition; Wellington.19. Morrell, R. (June, 2009). Judge, HSI High Schoolcompetition, Wellington.20. Morrell, R. (June, 2009). Judge, NZ Beef and LambHamburger Competition; Wellington.21. Pike, D. (Oct, 2009). Judge. The Body Art Rocks awards;Wellington.22. Pope, S. (Aug, 2009). Consulting Judge. World Skills;Canada.23. Pope, S. (May, 2009). Member of judges’ panel, NZCulinary Fare; Wellington.24. Rastorfer, L. (2009). National Drawing Award Exhibition.Touring exhibition, Artspace; Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington,Dunedin.25. Russek, M. (May, 2009). Judge, Wellington Culinary Fare;Wellington.26. Russek, M. (June, 2009). Judge, HSI High Schoolcompetition; Wellington.27. Sanderson, T. (May, 2009). Judge, Wellington CulinaryFare; Wellington.28. Sinden, G. (Aug, 2009). Judge Bricklaying, World Skills;Canada.29. Vansverry, R. (June, 2009). Judge, HSI High Schoolcompetition; Wellington.30. Watkin, N. (Oct, 2009). Invited Official Observer, WorldSolar Challenge, Darwin – Adelaide; Australia.31. Whitecliffe-Smith, L. (2009). WelTec Teaching ExcellenceAward.Invited/Keynote Conference Addresses01. Carton, T. (Nov, 2009). Motivational Interviewing andNeo-liberalism, keynote address to WelTec Student Symposium,WelTec; Auckland.02. DeGoldi, T. (Jan, 2009). Invitation to host a briefingworkshop for Whitireia Performing Arts Centre. WhitireiaCommunity Polytechnic; Porirua03. Hennessy, J. (Nov, 2009). Key note speaker at theAfterhours NZNO Managers Conference; Wellington.04. Torr, A. (Oct, 2009). Reconceptualising Competence:Impacts on curriculum, design and assessment. Keynoteaddress to Social Services ITO National Hui; Wellington.05. Torr, A. and Truell, R. (Dec, 2009). The Challenges ofNational Degrees. Invited speaker for the ITF QualificationsForum, Victoria University; Wellington.PEER ESTEEMWELLINGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | 2009 RESEARCH REPORT13

CONTRIBUTION TO THE RESEARCH ENVIRONMENT06. Woods, B. (2009). Teaching Resilience to Youth. Keynoteaddress to the Central Region Mental Health and AddictionWorkforce Development Strategy Group Forum;Palmerston North.Reviewing Research Proposals/ConferenceProposals/Exhibitions01. Braye, K. (2009). Reviewer. Cutting Edge Conference’sTreatment Monograph.02. McKinlay, S. (2009). Appointed to editorial committee forAP-CAP Conference, Tokyo, 2010.Organising conference/curating exhibition01. Appleyard, R. (2009). Organiser, Wellington RegionalReceptionist of the Year Competition.02. Appleyard, R. (2009). Organiser, National HotelReceptionist of the Year Competition.03. Appleyard, R. and Smith, J. (2009). Co-ordinators,regional section of the Intercontinental Hotel Receptionist ofthe Year Competition; Wellington.04. Carton, T. and Prescott, A. (Nov, 2009). Organisers,WelTec Student Symposium. WelTec; Auckland05. Collins, J. (June, 2009). Organiser, HSI High SchoolCompetition.06. Collins, J. (2009). Organiser, NZ Beef and LambHamburger Competition07. Hair and Beauty team. (Oct, 2009). Organising team,National Hairdressing and Beauty Therapy conference heldDuxton Hotel; Wellington.08. Hennessy, J., Sloane, M., Blyde, K. and Hughes F. (Nov,2009). Convenors, Nursing Education Forum; Wellington.09. Jay, C. (May, 2009). Organiser, Bedmaking competition(class 21), Wellington Culinary Fare; Wellington.10. McKinlay, S. (2009). Local Chair, 2010 internationalconference (AP-CAP) in conjunction with the InternationalAssociation for Computing and Philosophy (IA-CAP).11. Mather, P. (2009). ITP sector representative, the organisingcommittee for New Zealand Global Entrepreneurship Week.12. Mather, P. (October, 2009). Organising Committee, NZHigh Temperature Superconductor Summit: ISIS – 18, 2010.13. Mather, P. (2009). Elected to Board, NZ HTS IndustryAssociation.14. Menchi, W. (July, 2009). Member, Board of the WellingtonHairdressing Association competitions.15. Morrell, D. (Oct, 2009). Coordinator, National SausageCompetition.16. Pope, S. (Sept, 2009). Member, World Skills Conference;Canada,17. Russek, M. (May, 2009). Organiser, National BaconCompetition, Wellington.18. Torr, A. (2009). Member, Innovating New ZealandEstablishment GroupAppointments to Key Research, Industry,Professional, Community, Government orInternational Bodies01. Braye, K. (2009). Chair, New Zealand’s Addiction TreatmentResearch Interest Group (ATRIG).02. Davy, J. (2009). Appointed to Executive of DAPAANZ (Drugand Alcohol Practitioners’ Association Aotearoa-NewZealand).03. Eales, A. (2009). Working group member, Standards SettingCommittee for the Audio Engineering Society (AES).www.aes.org04. Eales, A. (2009). Member of Control Protocols WorkingGroup, Entertainment and Technology Association.http://www.esta.org/Hennessey, J. (2009). Member, NZNurses Council.05. Linzey, K. (ongoing). Secretary, Wellington ArchitecturalCentre Incorporated Society.06. Moray-Smith, C. (2009). Executive Member, New ZealandEmbalmers Association Inc.07. Prescott, A. (2009). Member, Expert Working GroupDesigning National Degree Standards for Youth Work for theSocial Services ITO.08. Sissons, L. (2009). Member, Degree Project SteeringCommittee, Social Services ITO; Wellington.09. Sissons, L. (2009). Member, WorldSkills NZ Board;New Zealand.10. Sissons, L. (2009). Member, Board of Directors forElectricity Supply ITO.11. Sissons, L. (2009). Member, Board of Commonwealth ofLearning.12. Torr, A. (2009). Project manager for setting national degreeunit standards for Youth Work. Social Services ITO;Wellington.13. Torr, A. (2009). Member, Standards Setting Body forMedicine Management. Pharmaceutical Society of NZ;Wellington.14. Torr, A. (2009). Member, PCNZ Standards EndorsementCommittee, Pharmacy Council of New Zealand.15. Torr, A. (2009). Member, ITP Research Forum.16. Torr, A. (2009). Chair, Metros Research Forum.17. Torr, A. (2009). Member, Innovating New ZealandEstablishment Group.18. Vilke, M. (2009). Member. Reduce Harm – Alcohol and DrugProject Group, Victoria University of Wellington.19. Vilke, M. (2009). Member. National Training ProvidersNetwork New Zealand; Alcohol and Drug Filed.Contribution to the ResearchEnvironmentMembership of Research Collaborations andConsortia01. Cochrane, T., Atkins, C., Middlemiss, M. and Martin, P.(May, 2009). Research consortium exploring SecondLife asa teaching tool.02. Leach, L., Zepke, N., Anderson, H., Anderson, L.,Henderson, J., Hoffman, J., Isaacs, P., Ross, C.,Russell, B., Slater, G., Solomon, K. and Wilson, S.(2008 – 09). Research project on learning environments andstudent engagement with learning in tertiary settings.Research project funded by NZCER Tertiary LearningResearch Initiative Fund.03. Torr, A. (2009). Member, ITPNZ Research Forum.04. Torr, A. (2009). Chair, Metro Research Forum.14WELLINGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | 2009 RESEARCH REPORT

Coordinator/Director of a Research Centre/Syndicate01. Mather, P. (2008). Manager of Centre for Smart Product;Wellington Institute of Technology.Research Supervision/Marking of ThesesSupervising student research01. Bryant, P. (2009). Supervisor of student project; Conductin-depth IT systems audits of four local primary schools.02. Cochrane, T. (2009). Supervisor of student project; Workplanning scheduling resources system for scaffolding co.03. Eales, A. (2009). Supervisor of student project; Extensivetesting and new functionality to a reverse engineered randommusic production system.04. Eales, A. (2009). Supervisor of student project; Prototypenew designs and technologies for integrating all learningservices resources under one web front-end.05. Eales, A. (2009). Supervisor of student project; Theprogramming of a Haptic device (Robotic pen), to follow allthe alphabetical shapes of the alphabet.06. Farrell, M. (2009). Supervisor of student project; Somalicommunity education - teaching Somali languageand culture.07. Gould, J. (2009). Supervisor of student project; VirtualisedOS installations that demonstrate security vulnerabilities.08. Gould, J. (2009). Supervisor of student project; A smallsimple model robotic arm, simulating a human hand, for usewhere it is too dangerous for the presence of a hand.09. Gould, J. (2009). Supervisor of student project; A simulatedelectronics damping device to reduce the swaying motion,set up by any large swinging load.10. Gould, J. and Hunter, I. (2009). Supervisor of studentproject; A series of multi-purpose logic devices that can beplaced onto specially designed power supply rack, to enablestudents to experiment with each device and hence studylogic circuits and their make-up.11. McKinlay, S. (2009). Supervisor of student project;Construct an online menu and ordering system to integrate anumber of restaurants with a delivery service.12. McKinlay, S. (2009). Supervisor of student project; Developzero intervention web system to allow student to exchange orsell text books.13. Mather, P. (2009). Supervision of work placement fortwo AustraLearn programme American Engineering Studentscompleting projects with WelTec’s Industry Partners inResidence.14. Mather, P. (2009). Thesis supervisor for two students fromUniversity of Applied Science: South Westfalia; Germany.15. Owen, R. (2009). Supervisor of student project; The creationof an independent secure blogging script that can be addedto any existing website. Features tested were an addition ofa fully operational MySQL database.16. Sutcliffe, R. (2009). Supervisor of student project; Constructa teen-quiz style environment that integrates delivery ofcareers testing and information.17. Tullock, N. (2009). Supervisor of student project; Anautomatic monitoring system that protects data projectorsfrom theft. Detects their removal and sets up an audiblealarm trigger and notifies IT Services of equipment removal.Marking Theses/Dissertations01. Linzey, K. (2009). External Assessor for six Masters ofArchitecture theses, University of Auckland.02. Matthewson, G. (2009). External Assessor for six Mastersof Architecture theses, University of Auckland.Assistance to Student Publishing, Exhibitingor Performing01. Carton, T. and Prescott, A. (Sept, 2009). Assistanceto Brown, D. Straight-up, Poster presentation at Cutting EdgeConference; Auckland.02. Carton, T. and Prescott, A. (Sept, 2009). Assistanceto Hoopi, V. Foundation of Health: Tu’unga oe Mo’ui. Posterpresentation at Cutting Edge Conference; Auckland.03. Carton, T. and Prescott, A. (Nov, 2009). Assistance toAubroeck, R. AOD Support Houses. Presentation to WelTecStudent Symposium, WelTec; Auckland.04. Carton, T. and Prescott, A. (Nov, 2009). Assistanceto Brown, D. Straight-up. Presentation to WelTec StudentSymposium, WelTec; Auckland.05. Carton, T. and Prescott, A. (Nov, 2009). Assistanceto Clothier, V. Transgender. Presentation to WelTec StudentSymposium, WelTec; Auckland.06. Carton, T. and Prescott, A. (Nov, 2009). Assistance toFinau, V. Spirituality. Presentation to WelTec StudentSymposium, WelTec; Auckland.07. Carton, T. and Prescott, A. (Nov, 2009). Assistance toHay, B. Hepatitis. Presentation to WelTec StudentSymposium, WelTec; Auckland.08. Carton, T. and Prescott, A. (Nov, 2009). Assistance toMcSporran, M. Music and Alcohol and Drugs. Presentationto WelTec Student Symposium, WelTec; Auckland.09. Carton, T. and Prescott, A. (Nov, 2009). Assistance toTheuerkauf, T. Presentation to WelTec Student Symposium,WelTec; Auckland.10. Carton, T. and Prescott, A. (Nov, 2009). Assistance toWaenga, T. Journey through WelTec. Presentation to WelTecStudent Symposium, WelTec; Auckland.CONTRIBUTION TO THE RESEARCH ENVIRONMENTWELLINGTON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | 2009 RESEARCH REPORT15