Taken after the conferment of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Māori Studies on 15 December 2000. This was the first time this degree was awarded by Massey University. The photograph shows, from left to right, Dr Monty Soutar, Chancellor Morva Croxson, Dr Brendon Puketapu, the Minister of Māori Affairs the Hon Parekura Horomia, Dr Taiarahia Black and Vice-Chancellor James McWha. Photographer John Waldon This year, it is twenty years since Massey University awarded its first degrees of Doctor of Philosophy in Māori Studies. The first three PhDs in Maori Studies – Dr Taiarahia Black, Dr Monty Soutar and Dr Te Tiwha Puketapu – were awarded their degrees at a ceremony held on 15 December 2000 at Te Pūtahi-ā-Toi on...Read more
Library.PressDisplay is a rolling 60-day archive of magazines and newspapers from New Zealand and around the world. They appear as the originals did in print, rather than being re-formatted for the web. Please note: the number of simultaneous...Read more
Occasionally Google Scholar via the Library website gives an error message, usually when there is high traffic going through this route. If you come across multiple Captcha forms or “unusual traffic” error messages, keep refreshing your...Read more
This post is the second of two relating to the current state of Open Access in New Zealand. The first is here. Massey University’s data was extracted from the national sample and analysed in the same way and found that two thirds of...Read more
This is the first of two posts reporting on an environment scan of Open Access (OA) in New Zealand. The second will be up later this week and will give an overview of Massey University’s state of Open Access. A working group of the Council of...Read more
GODWITS/KŪAKA WIKIPEDIA EDIT-A-THON Join Dr Mike Dickison (former NZ Wikipedian-at-Large, currently Research Information Advisor at Massey) to learn about Wikipedia editing and improve the Massey and NZ coverage of these global migrants who...Read more
Discover now signs you into your personal EBSCO account when you enter your Massey username and password. This means you can download ebooks, save items and searches in folders, and take notes within content without the previous system of having...Read more
Massey researchers now have another open access (OA) publishing option which is free to them, a recent development in the ever-changing OA landscape. The Library has just signed its first transformative agreements with journal publishers – a...Read more
Come and discover the archival collections of Massey University, including student magazines, photographs, objects, documents, personal papers and much more. On 7 November from 10am to 2pm, during Palmerston North Local History Week, the Massey...Read more
Congratulations, you’ve published! Now what? If you want your publication to have some impact, you now need to tell people about it. See how dissemination fits in with your publishing and profile strategies in this short webinar Maximising...Read more
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