The role of the Transnational Education Consultative Group (TCG) is to provide a forum for information exchange, discussion and policy advice on TNE matters. It brings together the Deans of the University’s offshore campuses with academic representatives from relevant schools and professional staff coordinating TNE activities to identify common problems and develop common solutions connected with transnational education.
Terms of Reference
The Terms of Reference of the TCG include:
- To make recommendations to the Deputy Vice Chancellor Global Engagement and TNE Deans on matters concerning TNE at all locations
- To receive reports from the TNE Deans on ongoing operations
- To receive reports from other members of the TCG on issues involving TNE
- To provide advice to TNE Deans and School Deans on relevant matters
- To undertake such other tasks as may be referred to it by other University Committees or Officers.
Membership
- Professor Peter Waring
Pro Vice Chancellor Transnational Education & Singapore Dean (Rotating Chair) - Dr James Trotter
Dubai Dean and Academic President (Rotating Chair) - Ms Jenny Crawford
Manager TNE - Mr Kelly Smith
Pro Vice Chancellor International - Dr Paola Magni
Senior Lecturer Forensic Science
- Mrs Yukiko Stransky
TNE Liaison Support Officer - Mr Nathan Tozer
TNE Liaison Support Officer - Ms Tess Carcione
TNE Liaison Support Officer - Ms Jo Nitz
Director, Advancement - Miss Holly-Ann Oswald
Team Leader, Admissions
School representatives
Information Technology
Dr Florence Mwagwabi
Media and Communication
Ms Renae Desai
Education
Associate Professor Peter Wright
Business
Dr David Zhang (Undergraduate)
Dr Ingrid O'Brien (Postgraduate)
Psychology
Dr Andrea Steele
Law and Criminology
Ms Sonia Walker
Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Dr Diane Lee
DVCE Portfolio
Dr Samuel Teague (Spine)
Dr Noraisha Oyama (Foundation)
Secretary
Ms Verity Ho
TNE Liaison Support Assistant
Observers
Mr Mike Fardon – Director Learning, Teaching and Technology
Ms Vanessa Fernandez-Kennedy - Manager Alumni Relations