Wintec wins at musical theatre awards
Wintec Music and Performing Arts students, staff and programme advisors featured heavily in the list of nominees and winners at the 2020 New Zealand Zone Two Musical Theatre Awards.
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Virtual lab a great gig for Wintec students and Waikato businesses
When COVID-19 caused a drop-off in internship opportunities for Wintec Information Technology (IT) students this year, Alison Marshall, the Centre for Information Technology Industry Relationship Manager, came up with an idea: The Gig.
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A new experience for Pasifika people to explore their future at Wintec
A new event at Wintec will deliver the warmest of Pasifika welcomes for Pacific people interested in joining the Wintec community as future students.
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An enviable nursing career for this wannabe spy
Jill Clendon has worked in paediatrics in Alaska, co-authored three books and given nursing advice to Director General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield.
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Walking alongside women a privilege for this Māori midwife and educator
Waikato midwife and Wintec graduate, Tamara Karu has a passion for Māori health equity and delivers this as an educator and a midwife.
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How Felipe made lifelong connections through photography
Brazil-born Felipe Augusto, a recent graduate of the Wintec Master of Arts programme, has been on a journey exploring the human condition and discovering community through photography.
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Wintec Media Arts students past and present win at recent Aotearoa Student Press Awards
Wintec Media Arts student Nate Raffan and graduate Josh Nelson designed winning magazine covers that contributed to Nexus magazine’s “Best Covers” award win at the recent Aotearoa Student Press Awards (ASPAs).
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Wintec to deliver new nursing and health programmes in Thames and Ōtorohanga
Wintec will deliver Enrolled Nursing and Certificate of Health and Wellbeing programmes in Thames and Ōtorohanga in 2021.
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It really is the best job in the world says midwife and teacher
Caring for a women who had adopted her child was such a profound experience, it led to a career turning point for Hamilton-based midwife De Cleaver.
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Indigenous designer revitalises Māori design through community collaboration
Indigenous designer Jade Kake of Whangārei, treated Hamilton audiences with a kōrero (talk) recently as part of the School of Media Arts’ Ramp Talks at Te Kōpū Mānia o Kirikiriroa Marae, Wintec.
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Drive to get ahead in tech sector keeps Cambridge mum going
For Cambridge mother Sarah Lee, retraining for a career in Information Technology (IT) has kept her going, despite a particularly challenging year.
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The digital view through a Māori lens
Artist and teacher Kereama Taepa’s work builds on the rich history of Māori as innovators. His exhibition, Te Ao Mariko is at Ramp Gallery, Wintec from 23 October-13 November.
