The Post Graduate Student Association invites you to a workshop with Prof. Carol Much.
10am-12pm Wednesday 15th May | Location: B201-377
Join us as we explore what we need to know about selecting a conference, writing an abstract, and choosing a format for the presentation.
In this workshop, Prof Mutch will share how to choose a conference relevant to your research interests, how to write a good abstract, and the advantages and disadvantages of different formats (paper, poster, roundtable, symposium).
PGSA will have some refreshments. Please bring your lunch with you so we can enjoy a networking lunch after the workshop.
Carol Mutch is a professor of Critical Studies in Education in the Faculty of Education and Social Work. She is also the Education Commissioner for UNESCO New Zealand. Dr Mutch came to The University of Auckland following many years as a primary teacher, teacher educator and policy advisor. During her career, Dr Mutch has lived and worked overseas as a teacher in Canada and the UK, a visiting professor in Japan (Nagoya & Waseda) and the UK (LSE), and taught at the National University of Samoa. Her teaching and research interests are in research methods, education policy, curriculum development and social education. She has published in scholarly books and journals on research methods, social studies and citizenship education, education history and policy, curriculum theory and most recently, the role of schools in disaster response and recovery, including schools’ responses to Covid-19. Her disaster-related research has taken her to Australia, Japan, Samoa, Vanuatu, Nepal and China. Dr Mutch sits on numerous international editorial boards, as well international and national association executive boards, advisory committees and reference groups.
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