Erin Roxburgh

Multimodal Interaction in Maori Governance Meetings

Office: RH 109, Level 1, Rutherford House, Pipitea campus, Wellington 6011

Supervisors: Dr Jesse Pirini & Rebecca Bednarek

Profile

Erin's PhD research is a multimodal interaction study of Governance in Maori Governance meetings. Erin is interested in the role of interaction in the materialisation of tikanga maori. Erin is currently working as a lecturer in the school of management, and is teaching sport management. Erin completed her undergraduate and masters degrees at Victoria University. Outside of study, Erin sits on both the Women in Sport Aotearoa Board and Sport New Zealand Board.

Qualifications/Awards

Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Marketing and Management, Victoria University of Wellington
Masters in Management (Merit) in Management, Victoria University of Wellington
Wellington Plus Leadership Award
Victoria University of Wellington Maori sportsperson of the year 2020
Victoria Blues award 2019
Postgraduate Teaching Award 2018

Research interests

Māori Business, Indigenous Business, Kauapapa Māori Research, Māori Studies, multimodal interaction.