Taught at both undergraduate and graduate levels at the Universities of Auckland and Waikato, full-time from 1987-1993 and ongoing occasional graduate courses (most recently in 2015); my work as a lecturer has involved proofing and editing the work of academic colleagues and students
Completed three graduate theses, including a doctorate in psychology and sociology (1992), and another at the intersect of law, psychology and medicine (2016)
Supervised 10 Masters theses and been an adviser for two doctorates
Been an examiner for many Masters theses and dissertations
Reviewed and/or edited journal articles and peer-reviewed research reports
Published articles in refereed journals and conference proceedings in a range of disciplines
Contributed chapters to university textbooks in psychology, women’s studies, law, and evaluation
Reviewed research proposals for the Health Research Council and the University of Auckland Human Participants Ethics Committee
Project-managed the development of two online Masters of Business Law degrees for the University of Liverpool’s School of Law (2009-2010), including editing the draft study modules
Written and edited a wide range of technical manuals, conference manuals, study guides, and submissions to various Select Committees and other government committees
Run a successful research company, working as an independent researcher and writer for the past 20 years, writing more than 130 major research reports for government and other clients, all to a high standard.
A recent example of my own writing (doctoral thesis in law, 2016) is accessible at https://researchspace.auckland.ac.nz/handle/2292/29864