Dr Fiona Te Momo lectures in Massey University Albany Campus, Auckland.  An expert in Maori Volunteerism, Community Development, and Development Studies she previously served on local and national boards representing social, political, and economic interest that support the development of Maori communities. 

Her past research experience covered a range of areas such as Maori approaches to marine management systems, Maori student retention and recruitment at university, Mäori Marine Management Systems, Mäori Voluntary Organisations, Sustainable Development, Mäori Economic Development, Capacity Building on marae, Mäori Land Incorporated Blocks, State Owned Enterprises and Hydro Dams, Mäori Research and Development, Critical Theory and Mäori, and the Maori Third Way.

Currently she contributes to a project team researching the social, cultural and religious/spiritual dimensions of biotechnology for Mäori.

Socially & Culturally Sustainable Biotechnology research projects:

Public Understandings of Biotechnology

Contact Details

Location:
Massey University (Albany Campus)

Phone: (09) 414 0800
extn: 9043

E-mail:
F.TeMomo@massey.ac.nz

Personal webpage:             Dr Fiona Te Momo, Massey University Albany Campus