Te Kāhui Amokura
The role of Te Kāhui Amokura is to advance and promote the collective interests of New Zealand’s universities to improve outcomes for Māori university students (tauira), Māori university staff and Māori scholarship. Te Kāhui Amokura was officially formed in 2004 and comprises the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori, Assistant Vice-Chancellor Māori or Pro-Vice Chancellor Māori from each university.
Te Komiti:
- Dr Sarah-Jane Tiakiwai, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori, University of Waikato
- Dr Te Kawehau Hoskins, Pro Vice-Chancellor Māori, The University of Auckland (Chair)
- Dr Valance Smith, Kaihautu Tiriti, AUT
- Paora Ammunson, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori, Massey University
- Professor Rawinia Higgins, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori, Victoria University of Wellington
- Dr Liz Brown, Executive Director Office of Treaty Partnership, University of Canterbury
- Professor Merata Kawharu, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori, Lincoln University
- Professor Jacinta Ruru, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori, University of Otago