Post by Kiwi Frontline on Apr 16, 2024 4:10:55 GMT 12
CONNECTING WITH INDIGENOUS WHANAU AT NASA TO BUILD A MĀORI AEROSPACE SECTOR
A team led by Principal Investigator Associate Professor Pauline Harris and including our Strategic Manager Māori, Kirsty Doyle, will join twelve other New Zealand research teams to conduct a joint six-month feasibility study looking at Earth observation research with NASA.
Associate Professor Harris' team has received this funding through MBIE's New Zealand United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Research Partnerships Catalyst Fund.....
www.macdiarmid.ac.nz/news-and-events/news/news-articles/connecting-with-indigenous-whanau-at-nasa-to-build-a-maori-aerospace-sector/
YOUNG LEADER LOOKING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
The call for a young aspiring Māori leader to join the national Tuia Leadership Programme has been answered by Tane Aruka Te Aho.
The programme selects gifted rangatahi Māori who have ambition to contribute and better their community. It aims to develop leadership through one-on-one mentoring with Mayor Susan O’Regan.
O’Regan said Te Aho’s application stood out because of his passion and dedication to his Māori studies, language and culture.....
www.waipadc.govt.nz/our-council/news?item=id:2pt1tcdnl17q9sazleg1
A team led by Principal Investigator Associate Professor Pauline Harris and including our Strategic Manager Māori, Kirsty Doyle, will join twelve other New Zealand research teams to conduct a joint six-month feasibility study looking at Earth observation research with NASA.
Associate Professor Harris' team has received this funding through MBIE's New Zealand United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Research Partnerships Catalyst Fund.....
www.macdiarmid.ac.nz/news-and-events/news/news-articles/connecting-with-indigenous-whanau-at-nasa-to-build-a-maori-aerospace-sector/
YOUNG LEADER LOOKING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
The call for a young aspiring Māori leader to join the national Tuia Leadership Programme has been answered by Tane Aruka Te Aho.
The programme selects gifted rangatahi Māori who have ambition to contribute and better their community. It aims to develop leadership through one-on-one mentoring with Mayor Susan O’Regan.
O’Regan said Te Aho’s application stood out because of his passion and dedication to his Māori studies, language and culture.....
www.waipadc.govt.nz/our-council/news?item=id:2pt1tcdnl17q9sazleg1