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Dr Emalani Case describes her activist roots and details some of the causes closest to her heart. She also discusses her current research, and reveals how her passion for activism informs her work as a lecturer of Pacific Studies here at the School of Languages and Cultures.
School of Languages and Cultures student Monica Saili has been awarded first place in the tertiary category of the Wellington Regional 2020 Chinese Bridge Speech Competition.
Following his interests has led alumnus Dr David Harland into a career at the heart of war, in order to negotiate peace.
As we emerge from the last of lockdown and begin to look beyond our borders again, let’s not forget the vital role language skills play in strengthening our economic, political and cultural connections to the rest of the world, writes Sally Hill, Head of the School of Languages and Cultures.
Samoan language lecturer Dr Sadat Muaiava is driven by a fascination with how Samoan words are created, used, change meaning, and become obsolete.
