Good WILNZ Dialogue Webinars
WILNZ hosts a series of free webinars each year on topical issues relating to work-integrated learning and students in the workplace. WILNZ membership is not required – simply click on one of the links below to register. You are also welcome to delve into our archives of webinars from previous years – just click on the links to recordings below.
WILNZ Webinars 2023
WIL and Multicultural Engagement
Alvin Yeo and Annika Hinze (University of Waikato), Danny Paruru (Whakatōhea Māori Trust Board)
Thursday 23 November 12pm
WIL and Wellbeing
Jenny Fleming (Auckland University of Technology), Kath Hay (Massey University), Karsten Zegward and Gail Hutcheson (University of Waikato)
Thursday 7 September 12pm
WIL and Legal Risks
Craig Cameron (University of Sunshine Coast)
Thursday 27 July 12pm
WIL and Emotions
Jean Corey-Wright (Ara Institute of Canterbury | Te Pukenga) and Patricia Lucas (Auckland University of Technology)
Thursday 8 June 12pm
WILNZ Webinars 2022
Advancing Equitable & Inclusive Experiential Learning Opportunities: A Five-Stage Framework for Change
Facilitated by Ainsley Goldman, Gifty MacKay and Danielle Moed, University of Toronto
Thursday 24 November at 12pm
WIL Supervisors Supporting Students to Develop Resilience
Facilitated by Reena Soniassy-Unkovich, Massey University, NZ
October 2022
WIL Wellbeing
Facilitated by Dr Trevor Gerhardt and Dr Iro Konstantinou, Pearson College London
September 2022
Let’s Talk about WIL Research
Facilitated by Jenny Fleming & Patricia Lucas from AUT, and Kath Hay & Andy Martin from Massey University
September 2022
How Remote Work Influences Newcomer Socialisation in Organisations
Facilitated by Rebecca Downes, Victoria University, Wellington, NZ
August 2022
Work-Integrated Learning Going Virtual
Facilitated by Nima Riini & Olaf Sparrow, Wintec
July 2022
WILNZ Webinars 2021
Exploring the impact of WIL on the mental health of dietetics students: supervisor perspectives
Facilitated by Reena Soniassy-Unkovich (Massey University)
Understanding and managing risks in WIL: A conversation on principles and practices
Facilitated by Associate Professor Kathryn Hay (Massey University) and Dr Jenny Fleming (AUT)
Indigenous Employability
Facilitated by Dr. Patricia Lucas & Dr. Sally Rae, Auckland University of Technology
Teaching Bi-Cultural Competency in a WIL Course Aukaha kia kaha
Facilitated by Jeanette King & Clare Murray, University of Canterbury