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Kia ora and a warm welcome to the newest members of our alumni whānau
As the autumn hues decorate Aotearoa New Zealand, we recently had the privilege of hosting our graduation ceremonies. Held across Wellington, Palmerston North, and Auckland, these events saw our latest graduates, their supportive whānau, and dear friends come together to celebrate their significant accomplishments. As always, being part of these special occasions as the Alumni Relations Team was a source of immense delight and pride.
We had the privilege of interacting closely with our graduates and hearing their unique Massey experiences. These narratives, steeped in tenacity, commitment, and triumphant achievement, are inspiring.
We invite you to immerse yourselves in these amazing journeys, and we hope you, our cherished alumni, will take pride in the new voices that join our community, and their stories will motivate and uplift you.
 Embark on this journey with us as we continue to celebrate the enduring Massey spirit.
We've also immortalised some wonderful moments from the graduation ceremonies in photographs. Take a journey through these special memories.
Ngā mihi nui,
Alumni Relations Team
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Muamua Sofi Strickson-Pua and Linda Ann Strickson-Pua – embracing diversity and making an impact
For four decades, this multicultural couple have devoted themselves to empowering diverse communities, exemplifying their dedication to social justice, education, inclusivity, and inspiring future generations.
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Joy Kitt – inspiring education through passion and innovation
Joy's dedication to education has profoundly impacted the lives of her students. She has become a standout educator through her exceptional commitment to enriching student learning and fostering a holistic educational approach.
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Andrew Cameron – a lifelong journey of service
Andrew's unwavering dedication to the welfare of others commenced upon his graduation from Massey in 1984. Since then, his commitment to service has driven him to make notable humanitarian contributions worldwide.
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Dr Eleanor Brittain – Māori worldview needed for psychological healing and recovery
Doctor of Clinical Psychology graduate Eleanor Brittain, Ngāti Kahungunu ki Te Wairoa, Ngāti Rākaipaaka, Rongomaiwahine, sought to divulge the psychological interconnection of wairua in healing and recovery.
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| Open your imagination day!
Join us at our physical and online Open Days to discover how we can help you achieve your study and career goals! Whether you want to return to study or know a secondary school student preparing to embark on their university journey, we can guide you or them through the university enrolment process.
We are hosting Open Days at each of our Auckland, Wellington, and Manawatū campuses, as well as online events for those wishing to study via distance and international students over July and August.
To be a part of these upcoming Open Days events, register here.
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Celebrating 50 years of Classical Studies
Join us in commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Classical Studies Programme as we celebrate this significant milestone with a series of exciting events.
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A decade of mastering Nutrition and Dietetics
The College of Health recently celebrated the 10-year anniversary of the Nutrition and Dietetics major within the Master of Science.
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King’s Birthday Honours for staff and alumni
Distinguished Professor Nigel French, Professor Emeritus Ralph Sims, Associate Professor Shirley Jean Jülich and Professor Huhana Smith have been included in this year’s King’s Birthday Honours List.
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Celebrating Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship recipients
Six Manaaki New Zealand Scholarship recipients recently graduated, consisting of five doctoral graduates and one bachelor’s graduate, at the Sport and Rugby Institute on the Manawatū campus.
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| Launch of the National Academy of Screen Arts
The National Academy of Screen Arts has been established on the Pukeahu campus in Wellington, home to the Toi Rauwhārangi College of Creative Art’s new Bachelor of Screen Arts (Honours) degree programme. The Academy has secured American film producer Professor Karen Loop’s talents as Programme Lead for the Bachelor of Screen Arts degree programme.
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Soundings
Massey University Press publishes award-winning books across a range of genres. Learn about the latest exciting release and go in the draw to win a copy.
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The Animals in That Country
The Animals in That Country is a 2020 novel by Dr Laura Jean McKay. Speculative fiction in nature, the novel looks at the effects of a pandemic where a virus enables humans to communicate with animals and insects. We’re giving away two copies to our alumni.
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| Life keeps on happening, why not study while it does?
Whether you are a past student who yearns for more learning, a parent who wants to study part-time, a full-time worker who wants professional development, or someone who wants to travel the world while studying, we have options that work around you. With our supportive team, and inspiring lecturers, you will have everything you need to achieve your goals with Massey. As you know, study can be on campus, online or from anywhere around the world.
Enrolments are still open for Semester Two.
Click here to enrol.
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Alumni book club
We’d love your participation in the Alumni Book Club. It’s a wonderful way to connect with fellow alumni. Wherever you might be, you are welcome to join your peers for great conversation in your virtual book club. Massey has partnered with virtual book club experts PBC. The club reads and discusses four to five books a year.
Register your interest...
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Gym savings for alumni
If you graduated from studies in Manawatū and find yourself working in Auckland or Wellington, come and check our fitness centres out. This isn’t a limited time offer either - at any time in your future, if you want to come back to Massey for a workout, keep us in mind.
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Deb Walker, Master of Education alumni, is conducting her PhD research into New Zealander's perceptions of giftedness. The research aims to identify the way we frame, or need to frame, giftedness in Aotearoa New Zealand to help with making authentic and relevant recommendations for the gifted learners of the future. If you would like to participate in her online survey, please click on this link: https://tinyurl.com/DebsResearch
Would you like us to feature your small business? Drop us a line at: alumni@massey.ac.nz
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