Assistant Microsoft Office
Resume:
Alice Tregunna, LL.M, LL.B
University of Auckland and Auckland University of Technology
Auckland, New Zealand
Email: ac22hq@r.postjobfree.com
Phone: +64-223******
Professional Profile and Research Interests
My research specialisation is in the fields of sociology, criminology and law. My current research focuses on the involvement of women in organised crime groups and illicit business, with a comparative international focus. I am seeking an opportunity with a university with a multi-disciplinary approach that is welcoming of research with an international focus.
I have delivered a high-quality learning experience to undergraduate students, across two universities in New Zealand and multiple faculties, consistently receiving positive feedback from independent faculty evaluations. I engage with innovative learning techniques and am comfortable with online and distant learning methods. Education
PhD in Criminology, University of Auckland, New Zealand Expected in 2017 LLM in Forensics, Criminology and Law, University of Maastricht, Netherlands 2012 LLB (Hons) in Law with European Union Law, University of Nottingham, UK with an exchange year at Lapin Yliopisto, Finland. 2010
Academic Honours and Awards
Recipient of Performance Based Research Fund 2015 and 2016
Recipient of Doctoral Bursary, University of Auckland 2014 and 2015
Graduated Cum Laude (in top 3%), University of Maastricht 2012
Awarded an Erasmus Grant to complete a year of Study in Finland 2008-2009
Recipient of Sports Bursary, University of Nottingham 2006-2010 Teaching and Research Experience
Lecturer, Auckland University of Technology 2017 – Present
Lecturing in applied communications, teaching over sixty students on a compulsory first year undergraduate students from a range of academic disciplines.
Responsible for independent course delivery
Setting of assessments and marking, including: oral presentations, group projects, written reports and final exams.
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Professional Teaching Fellow, University of Auckland 2016 – Present
Course coordinator, with an enrolment of two hundred and fifty undergraduate students
Lecturing and managing two graduate teaching assistants, solely responsible for course content and examinations.
Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Auckland 2013 – 2017
Tutoring undergraduate criminology courses, with thirty to sixty students in each session
Guest lecturing on gender and crime
Lecturing, independent construction of first year course for architecture students in social and economic frameworks for planning
Running workshops to support Maori and Pacific Island students
Assignment marking and moderation
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Auckland University of Technology 2013 – Present
Tutoring undergraduate criminology courses, attending all lectures and teaching when lecturer unavailable
Responsible for all marking and tutorial content and presentation, for between twenty and thirty students in each session
Collaborating with other teaching assistants and responsible for coordinating teaching and marking materials, to ensure consistency Co-op Supervisor, Auckland University of Technology 2013 – 2014
Mentoring three undergraduate students
Supporting students in finding work placements and liaising with external organisations, government departments and professional bodies
Guided students in the preparation and presentation of their placement portfolios
Assessed oral presentations for thirty students
Research Assistant, University of Auckland 2015
Assistant to Professor Scott Poynting, conducting primary and secondary source research
Produced a literature review on Hate Crime in New Zealand – contribution to The Routledge International Handbook on Hate Crime, 2015 Research Assistant, University of Maastricht 2011-2012
Aiding the design and execution of a doctoral psychology experiment into eye witness accounts
Preparing appropriate questionnaires and conducting face to face interviews with participants
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Administrative Experience
Organisation of public presentations, assisting with visiting guest lecturers
Organisation of weekly departmental seminars in sociology and criminology
Coordination of workshops for industry professionals and relevant sectors of the community
Involvement with university open days and career symposiums Courses Taught
Undergraduate Level Courses
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Crime and Deviance
Criminal Minds
Contemporary Issues in
Punishment
Debates in Criminology
Gender and Crime
Policing and Crime Prevention
Policing and Society
Social and Economic Framework
for Planning
Applied Communication
Additional Skills
Competent with online learning platforms – Canvas and Blackboard
Familiar with Grademark and Turnitin software as assessment marking and recording tools
Confident with all applications of Microsoft Office, particularly Word, Powerpoint and Excel
Competent with Nvivo for qualitative analysis and SPSS. Publications
Tregunna, A. (2014) Cocaine Cowgirl: The Outrageous Life and Mysterious Death of Griselda Blanco, the Godmother of Medellin, Trends in Organized Crime, 12 (1-2), pp.132-134 Professional Affiliations and Professional Memberships
Member of the ECPR Standing
Group on Organised Crime - Social
Media Editor
Member of the Royal United
Services Institute (RUSI) Strategic
Hub on Organised Crime Research
Australia and New Zealand Society
of Criminology
European Society of Criminology
British Society of Criminology
Professional Development
3rd European Consortium for Political Research (ECPR) Standing Group on Organised Crime (SGOC) Summer School ‘Organized Crime and New Security Threats”, Ohrid, Macedonia
Academic reviewer for The European Review of Organized Crime
Advanced Research and Methods in Social Sciences Courses completed
PhD student representative in the Faculty of Arts, University of Auckland Conference Oral Presentations and Papers
ECPR Standing Group on Organised Crime, Naples, Italy 2015 Has the Glass Ceiling been shattered? An Investigation of Female Leadership within Organised Crime
Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology, Prague, Czech Republic 2014 Perceptions of Female War Criminals: A Case Study of Simone GBAGBO Sociological Association of Aotearoa New Zealand, Auckland, New Zealand 2013 Can the involvement of women in human trafficking networks, as perpetrators, be sufficiently explained through theories of neutralisation? Prevent People Trafficking, Auckland, New Zealand 2012 Blue Writing Group – Sexual Exploitation
Referees
Dr James Oleson
Associate Professor
Department of Sociology
University of Auckland
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Dr Kirsten Hanna
Head of Criminology
Auckland University of
Technology
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Dr Bruce Cohen
(PhD Supervisor)
Senior Lecturer
Department of Sociology
University of Auckland
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