Submitted by cwang4 on Thu, 14/12/2023 - 11:52am
It required the seasoned researcher to look at whether institutionalising the free-thinking and artful world of slams, backsides and carves was going to help or hinder its unique DNA – whether what’s traditionally been referred to as a counter-cultural activity could ever be forced to conform as a buttoned-down sport.
The International Olympic Committee announced the inclusion of skateboarding as an Olympic sport in 2016, and it made its debut at the Tokyo 2020 Games.
Submitted by akohler on Thu, 14/12/2023 - 10:31am
Led by Yu Shujiang, Party Secretary of HUE, the delegation included faculty deans and the Director of International. The visit began with a traditional powhiri to welcome the guests and featured a significant joint program agreement signing between Gus Gilmore, DCE Ako Delivery at Te Pūkenga, and Yu Shujiang.
Submitted by cwang4 on Mon, 11/12/2023 - 2:28pm
In the heart of Unitec's School of Architecture, Maia Ratana, a distinguished lecturer and Kaupapa Māori Researcher, stands as a beacon of innovation and cultural reverence. Her work in Māori housing design transcends the conventional, weaving together traditional Māori principles with modern architectural practices. This article delves into Maia's journey, illuminating her contribution to both the academic field and the community.
Submitted by cwang4 on Mon, 04/12/2023 - 12:59pm
Space is more than the final frontier - it’s a commodity that can change a creative’s world.
Head of School for Unitec - Te Pūkenga’s Creative Industries programmes, Associate Professor Vanessa Byrnes knows full well the impact it can have.
“I’ve always thought it was a strange irony that in our profession, one of the few resources you need is space to work in - but it’s the most unaffordable thing to have in Auckland.
Submitted by akohler on Tue, 21/11/2023 - 10:48am
The three ākonga, Ibrahim Mougari, Malina Opo, and Jireh Ngauruthe, are studying towards a New Zealand Certificate in Construction Trade Skills and building their skills constructing Kainga Ora relocatable homes on site at Unitec. They took time out from their studies to help the centre.
It was greatly appreciated by the RDA volunteers, says Unitec lecturer Angus Robertson, who were impressed by the attitude, commitment and skills shown by theākonga.
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