text: Opinion Should the Dean of Wayne State University run for congress? By Jack Lessenberry • Nov 5, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:08 Lessenberry commentary for 11/5/13 Today is Election Day in local communities all across Michigan. But politicians being politicians, many are already looking ahead to next year's statewide and congressional elections. For everyone in the game, deciding whether to run is a matter of weighing hope versus experience; ambition against common sense. Sometimes, long shots pay off. On paper, it made no sense for a freshman senator to run for President six years ago, and not just because there was a formidable front-runner. The challenger was black. I thought his candidacy was hopeless. But as the world knows, I was gloriously wrong. However, back in 2000, Barack Obama was the one who was wrong. He challenged an incumbent congressman in a primary race. He lost by more than 2-1, drained his finances and strained his marriage for a time. Every situation is different. But now, one of Michigan's potentially biggest stars faces her own dilemma. Few have accomplished as much at a relatively early age as Jocelyn Benson. Barely 36 years old, she is already interim dean of Wayne State University law school. She has degrees from Wellesley, Oxford and Harvard Law. She has a stunning resume that includes stints working for the Southern Poverty Law Center, the NAACP, NPR and the revered federal appeals judge Damon Keith. Human rights and Royal Oak By Jack Lessenberry • Nov 4, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:05 Lessenberry commentary for 11/4/13 The Detroit suburb of Royal Oak is a fascinating little city which has had far greater historic importance than its size would lead you to expect. And how its citizens vote in tomorrow's election may provide an important clue to how attitudes are changing statewide. Royal Oak's 57,000 citizens are going to be asked to vote on a proposed charter ordinance that would forbid discrimination based on a wide variety of factors, including sexual orientation, gender identity, or HIV status. Twelve years ago, Royal Oak voted a similar ordinance down by more than 2-1. But opinions have evolved, and since then, a steadily growing group of states have legalized same-sex marriage. Selling a billionaire a jail By Jack Lessenberry • Nov 1, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:57 Lessenberry commentary for 11/1/13 If you've been following what's been going on in Wayne County government, you may be either scratching your head or banging it against the wall. There was the case of the country employee who got a two hundred thousand dollar severance to move from one well-paid job to another running the airport, something for which she had no experience. Eventually she was fired, but they then had to pay her another seven hundred thousand. Then, there is the jail. County Executive Robert Ficano and the Wayne County Commissioners decided they needed a new one. Unfortunately, they apparently decided to allow the contractors and subcontractors to approve their own cost overruns. In June, the half-built jail was so far over budget that the county canceled the project, meaning taxpayers are out $155 million dollars. You would think the people who approved this project would either be arrested or at least forced to resign in disgrace. But no, they're at it again. Last night I was on a television show with Kevin McNamara, one of the commissioners. He wasn't exactly hanging his head in shame, he was excited. Seems they are about to sell the abandoned jail to billionaire Dan Gilbert, the Rock Financial and Quicken Loans guy, who has been buying large amounts of property in downtown Detroit. The trick's on Detroit By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 31, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:57 Lessenberry commentary for 10/31/13 Well, it's Halloween, and once upon a time the worst that could happen is that kids would rub soap, or occasionally wax, into the windows of your car. Plus the risk that you would get sick from eating too much candy. But we live in a different age, and for Detroit, this is just one more day of horrors in a long series of nightmares. The city is attempting to file for bankruptcy, and there is a real threat that the courts will make Detroit sell off the assets of the Detroit Institute of Arts to pay some of the creditors. Detroit desperately needs a turnaround, and a lucky break, and unfortunately, seems doomed over and over to embarrassment. The most recent example is the idea that someone would pay millions of dollars for the destroyed and crumbling old Packard auto plant. True, it is a part of Detroit history. My late father-in-law worked there as a young engineer, and helped close it down when Packard dissolved. But that was in 1958. The plant long ago became an eyesore. Fifteen years ago, it was a popular site for drug-induced "rave" parties. Today, it is a ghastly and unsalvagable ruin. Money and the Detroit mayor's race By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 30, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:00 Lessenberry commentary for 10/30/13 Today's papers are reporting the results of a new poll showing one of the candidates in the Detroit mayor's race leading the other by almost a 2-1 margin. But there's another, less well-known poll that may tell the real story of this and most elections. Unlike opinion polls, this one has hard numbers. It is the money poll, and in this one, Mike Duggan is leading Benny Napoleon by almost ten to one. That's based on the latest reports filed by Political Action Committes, or PACs, which raise money for campaigns in this state. They usually exist to raise money for candidates for office. The PAC supporting Napoleon, Detroit Forward, had raised $303,000 dollars, as of ten days ago. The PAC supporting Duggan, called Turnaround Detroit, $2.8 million. Detroit's disappointing mayoral campaign By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 29, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:02 Lessenberry commentary for 10/29/13 We are a week away from what has been the strangest, perhaps most important, and most disappointing mayoral election in the history of Detroit. As nearly everyone knows, Detroit is under an emergency manager, and going through bankruptcy proceedings. Whomever is elected will be largely a figurehead till the emergency manager leaves, something unlikely to happen until next fall, or later. But when Kevyn Orr does say goodbye, the new mayor will take over leadership of a city that may be shorn of debt, but which will need to get on its feet, fast. Detroit will still be desperately poor. It cannot expect much new help from either the state or federal governments. Nor is anybody likely to lend Detroit any more money in the foreseeable future. What Detroit has to do is find a way to serve its citizens and stay solvent. While no one man or woman can do that alone, the citizens have a right to expect the candidates for the city's top job to tell them how they'd hope to accomplish that. Billionaires and the starving By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 28, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:54 Lessenberry commentary 10/28/13 Charles Blow, a New York Times columnist who himself grew up in semi-poverty, noted over the weekend that the United States is seeing a rapid explosion of billionaires – and of children who are going to school hungry. Not surprisingly, the hungry children part of the equation is truer in Michigan than in most other states. In fact, one quarter of our children are now below the poverty line, which, by the way, is currently $23,550 for a family of four. If you have any idea how four people can survive on that amount, you are smarter than I am. That number, by the way, has gone up more than five percent over the last six years. The Great Recession may officially be over, and bank profits and the stock market are skyrocketing. But there's very little sign of that affecting those who are poor. Actually, things have been getting worse for them, and are about to get worse still in Michigan. What journalists and Tea Partiers have in common By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 25, 2013 There's something, believe it or not, that Tea Party conservatives and liberals have in common. They believe that government at all levels needs oversight, and people need to be able to easily find out what their governments are doing. And in one of politics' great ironies, two of the most conservative state representatives have introduced bills that everyone, but especially groups like journalists and the ACLU should be doing everything they can to get behind and support. Remember the roads? By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 24, 2013 Earlier this week I had a meeting in Ann Arbor and then went to Detroit. When I swung off the freeway onto a surface street I hit a pothole I couldn't see so hard I was convinced I'd lose a tire. I was lucky. Everything seems fine. But I drive a lot, and have lost two tires in similar episodes in recent years. We need to fix our roads. Figuring out how to do so is the responsibility of our lawmakers. But they won't do it. Which means we are all going to pay more and more to fix damage to our cars. Detroit bankruptcy on trial By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 23, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:53 Lessenberry commentary for 10/23/13 Well, today is the day that the City of Detroit goes to court. Bankruptcy court, that is. Not to settle the final details of what will happen, but to ask the judge to allow it to declare bankruptcy. This has been going on so long now that there's a tendency to take Detroit bankruptcy as an established fact. In fact, all that has happened is that the Emergency Manager, Kevyn Orr, filed a petition in July asking to be allowed to declare bankruptcy. Since then, we've been treated to a long series of revelations that make bankruptcy appear the only option. Detroit has close to $20 billion dollars in unfunded liabilities, and next to no assets. It wouldn't make much of a dent if they sold the entire collection of the Detroit Institute of Arts, and then sold the building to a billionaire who wanted a mausoleum. Putting another Bush on a winning GOP ticket By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 21, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:58 Lessenberry commentary for 10/21/13 Well, welcome to another week. The early signs aren't auspicious. Much of the week is supposed to be cold and rainy. We should have had the excitement of a World Series to look forward to tomorrow, but our state's team succeeded in blowing it. Detroit's bankruptcy eligibility trial begins this week, and you know you've got problems when the best outcome you can hope for is that the judge finds that the city is a hopeless failure. I'm sure we'll be discussing all that and more atrocities as the week goes on. But as a Monday diversion, I thought I'd offer a bit of interesting political trivia that occurred to me this weekend. The next presidential election is more than three years away, and our politicians ought to be concentrating on a million other things, but if you know anything about politics, you know politicians -- and political junkies -- are always looking to the next election. And there is something different about this time for the Republicans. The emergency manager idea isn't all bad By Keith Oppenheim • Oct 21, 2013 Government dysfunction and the shutdown dominated the headlines this week, but for some Michigan cities, crisis has been the theme for years. Five cities - including Detroit - are run by state-appointed emergency managers. In Benton Harbor, the story is shifting to how to return the government back to local control. Let me get this out– understanding some of you might start yelling at your radio - or computer screen. I've been a supporter of Michigan's emergency manager law. Well – sort of. Oppenheim says state intervention working in Benton Harbor By Keith Oppenheim • Oct 18, 2013 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Listen Listening... / 2:33 Keith Oppenheim on emergency managers Government dysfunction and the shutdown dominated the headlines this week, but for some Michigan cities, crisis has been the theme for years. Five cities - including Detroit - are run by state-appointed emergency managers. In Benton Harbor, the story is shifting to how to return the government back to local control. Let me get this out– understanding some of you might start yelling at your radio - or computer screen. I've been a supporter of Michigan's emergency manager law. Well – sort of. Bills attack the poor for drug use, yet top lawmakers have substance abuse issues of their own By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 18, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:56 Lessenberry commentary for 10/18/13 The Michigan Senate yesterday overwhelmingly approved a bill to cut off unemployment benefits for anyone who fails or refuses a drug test. The House passed a slightly different version earlier, and within a few days the governor will be signing this into law. This will make a lot of lawmakers, most of them Republicans, feel very righteous. They will have cut off funds to a group of desperate and poor people who apparently have substance abuse problems. I wonder what these folks will do then? Why delaying the gay marriage decision is a good thing By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 17, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:55 Lessenberry commentary for 10/17/13 There were a lot of disappointed people yesterday afternoon. They'd expected U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman to strike down the Michigan constitutional amendment outlawing same-sex marriage. They also thought he'd rule against Michigan's decision to forbid unmarried couples from adopting children. But the federal judge did neither thing -- although he hinted that he wanted to. Instead, he said the case before him would have to go to trial. "I wish I could sit here today and give you a definitive ruling," Friedman said, adding, "There are issues that have to be decided. I have to decide this as a matter of law." With that, he set a February 25th trial date in the case of two lesbian nurses who want to jointly adopt three small children they have raised since they were desperately ill foster infants. So what can we do? By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 16, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:46 Lessenberry commentary for 10/16/13 Last night I spoke to a group in Northville, a pleasant and mostly affluent little town that straddles Wayne and Oakland Counties. Northville is about 30 miles and thirty light years from Detroit, but my audience wanted to know about the city. Wanted to know how Detroit got in the mess it is in, and what was going to happen next. They all seemed to hope the city would come back, that someday it would be prosperous again. When I asked, I found that perhaps eighty percent used to live in Detroit; only one does now, which was one more than I expected. They were people with varying opinions, but with good will. Besides Detroit, they were interested in the dysfunctionality and corruption of Wayne County government. I gave them as much information about the facts as I could. But then one person, and then another, and another, asked me questions I couldn't answer, questions along the lines of: What can we do? What can we do about all this? How do we fix it? What can ordinary people, do? What's fair? Challenging the affirmative action ban in Michigan By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 15, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:52 Lessenberry commentary for 10/15/13 The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments today on the constitutionality of Michigan's affirmative action ban. The justices aren't expected to announce a decision till next spring. And most of the so-called experts are betting that the Supreme Court will uphold our constitutional amendment banning affirmative action, the one voters passed by a wide margin seven years ago. They think the vote will be 5-3, and that Justice Anthony Kennedy will be the swing vote. Well, they may be right. But none of the experts ever dreamed that the swing vote in the court's ruling on the Affordable Care Act would be that of Chief Justice John Roberts, and that he would find it constitutional on the grounds that it was actually a tax. So you never really know. This issue is more complicated than many people on either side think. I can sympathize with those opposing affirmative action. Giving someone special treatment because their ethnic background or the color of their skin, sounds terribly unfair. Unfair whether we are talking about discriminating for them or against them. Except -- it's not that simple. Staring at default By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 14, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:58 Lessenberry commentary for 10/14/13 Many years ago, when I studied economics, I learned that every so often, Congress has to authorize an increase in how much money the nation could borrow, meaning the national debt. One student asked what would happen if Congress didn't authorize a debt increase. "Something that would make the Great Depression look like a picnic," the professor said. He explained that the world financial system was built on the soundness of the American dollar, and the global belief that our debts, like U.S. savings bonds and the $20 bill, were backed by the "full faith and credit" of the United States of America. He also told us that the odds of this nation ever defaulting were less than a nuclear war. Well, that professor is dead and the Cold War long over. But for the first time, there seems a real possibility that we could, at least temporarily, go into default. We aren't talking about Detroit here, but the United States of America. Good day for democracy By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 11, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:51 Lessenberry commentary for 10/11/13 Well, it has been an odd and remarkable week in an odd and remarkable year. Large parts of the federal government are still shut down, and Detroit's march towards bankruptcy is still proceeding, agonizingly slowly. Yesterday, however, there was a flurry of good news, most from poor beleaguered Motown itself. The city's thoroughly corrupt former mayor was sentenced to a record stretch in federal prison. The GOP's Civil War By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 10, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:00 Lessenberry commentary for 10/10/13 Everyone knows there's a war between the parties going on right now in Congress and in Washington, a war that has shut down the national parks and large parts of the federal government. But there's also a war going on within the Republican Party, a war being fought on battlefields from Washington to Lansing to Canton and Grand Rapids. It's a war for the party's mind and soul. Essentially, it's a war between the Tea Party Republicans and the party's more traditional conservatives, especially the business community. Right now, the Tea Party seems to be winning. For a while, that had the regular Republicans concerned. They know that if extremists are the face of the party, they can say goodbye to any hopes of recapturing the White House, and probably also the U.S. Senate. Farewell to Kwame By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 9, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:56 Lessenberry commentary for 10/9/13 Tomorrow a federal judge will sentence former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick to a long stretch in prison for some of his crimes. Nearly seven months ago, he was convicted on 24 counts of corruption, including tax evasion, racketeering, extortion and mail fraud. The airwaves will be full of this tomorrow. The newspapers will have a field day the next day. In Detroit, where chronicling Kilpatrick is a big-league sport of its own, there's a lot of speculation as to how long he'll get. I don't know, but I do know this: The worst punishment for this charming sociopath will probably be the one that starts after the sentencing is over. I intend to help administer this punishment, and hope my colleagues in the media will too. I intend, insofar as possible, to ignore Kwame Kilpatrick. If the rest of the media does the same, that may torment him worse than anything else. The media have never been able to get enough of Kwame. We fawned all over him when he first ran for mayor. Here was this brilliant 31 year old, an athlete, a scholar, a blazing star in the legislature come to save his city. Detroit mayor's race takes a turn By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 8, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:55 Lessenberry commentary for 10/8/13 In four weeks, Detroit will choose a new mayor. Some people are saying this is a fairly meaningless exercise. After all, everything is now controlled by Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr. Orr, and Federal Bankruptcy Judge Steven Rhodes. But within a year, city council will regain the power to take back control of Detroit for itself and the mayor. By that time, or soon after, the bankruptcy too should be over. So who the mayor is and what he does will matter -- perhaps more than ever. Michigan needs more immigrants By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 7, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:00 Lessenberry commentary for 10/7/13 State Representative Harvey Santana, a Detroit Democrat, thinks we need to make this a more immigrant-friendly state. He believes that could lead to Michigan becoming the leading state in the nation in job creation and economic development. Two weeks ago, something incredible happened that showed me exactly how right that is. A bill that's good for businesses but bad for human lives By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 4, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:53 Lessenberry commentary for 10/4/13 How would you feel if we got into an endless war that every year claimed thirty thousand lives? Not just the lives of soldiers, either. You might go to the store, and never come back. Or your children might be killed going to soccer after school. Well, we do have something going on like that, and have had for a century. I am talking about deaths from auto accidents. Actually, thanks to seat belts and safety glass, we have far less human road kill than we used to. But there's a new bill in the Michigan senate that promises to increase the number of highway fatalities. The bill, proposed by State Senator Virgil Smith of Detroit, would allow bars and restaurants in so-called central business districts to keep serving alcohol till four in the morning. That makes sense only if you want more people killed on their way to work early in the morning. How the shutdown can affect us all By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 3, 2013 I knew someone once who received a diagnosis of terminal cancer. A few days later, after the initial shock, he told me that it was hard to believe, because he really didn't feel that bad. Seven months later, he was dead. I thought of this yesterday while thinking about the government shutdown. Most of our lives haven't changed very much -- yet. We are starting to get used to this. We see the politicians squabbling on the news and are tempted to say, "A plague on both their houses." But to use a term borrowed from the long-ago Watergate scandal, the shutdown is a creeping cancer on not only government, but our lives. If Congressional leaders get in a room and solve it today or tomorrow, the long-term impact will be minimal. But the longer this goes on, the more it will rot the foundations of our society. Michigan's budget director, John Nixon, is no screaming liberal. He is a Republican who came here from Utah. But two days ago, he made some observations that deserve attention. He told the Gongwer news service that if the shutdown lasts very long, it could throw the economy into a new recession. What he didn't have to mention was that we've never fully recovered from the old one. Belle Isle is a rare victory for common sense in government By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 2, 2013 Listen Listening... / 3:02 Lessenberry commentary for 10/2/13 Something good happened yesterday, something smart and rational that will help improve people's lives. This was not typical of the day, mind you. Actually, yesterday was a day of supreme irrationality in federal, state and local government. Nationally, the government shutdown continued, with Republicans vowing to take the nation over a cliff unless Democrats agree to defund the Affordable Care Act. This happened on the same day that millions rushed to sign up for health insurance plans. Michigan and the shutdown By Jack Lessenberry • Oct 1, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:56 Lessenberry commentary for 10/1/13 A former student who shares my appreciation of history told me last night that he had found one high-ranking Republican who would have opposed the government shutdown. That gentleman, who once made a famous speech in Kalamazoo, told fellow Republicans in New York "I see that some, at least, of you are those who believe that an election being decided against them is no reason why they should sink the ship." That's a good and reasonable philosophy of government. Unfortunately, the man who said that, himself a former Congressman, is Abraham Lincoln, and he happens to be dead. Lincoln said those words while struggling to save the nation from breaking apart just before his first inauguration. The fault was with Democrats then. To an increasing number of people, the shutdown of the federal government today is the fault of the Republicans. To me, the nature of what is happening ought to be pretty frightening regardless of who is to blame. Republicans in Congress are saying they won't allow the government to be funded unless the President and Congress agree to stop the Affordable Care Act from taking effect this year. Michigan's story of same sex adoption By Jack Lessenberry • Sep 30, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:59 Lessenberry commentary for 9/30/13 If you've ever read Oliver Twist, or maybe even if you haven't, you may remember the famous quote about a kink in the judicial system. "If the law supposes that, the law is an ass, an idiot." Dickens wrote those lines in another country 175 years ago. But things aren't much different here and now, and as evidence, consider two nurses in suburban Detroit. Jayne Rowse and April DeBoer are Michigan-certified foster parents, and the state is lucky to have them. DeBoer is a nurse in an NICU unit: Neonatal Intensive Care. Rowse, in an emergency room. They indicated they were willing to foster the hardest cases, babies born premature, drug-addicted, who were either abandoned or taken away from the women who bore them. Do we lack a 'common core?' By Jack Lessenberry • Sep 27, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:58 Lessenberry commentary for 9/27/13 My guess is that 30 years ago, the so-called Common Core education standards wouldn't have been controversial at all. As State Board of Education President John Austin told me yesterday, Common Core is not a curriculum. It doesn't dictate what classes are to be taught. It doesn't come from the federal government, and it is not being imposed by the federal government. Nor does it allow Washington or the United Nations to track students, or give outsiders any say in their education. Common Core is merely a set of standards designed to try to make sure that students in Michigan get both an adequate education, and approximately the same education as students in Florida or Indiana or Oregon. The Common Core standards actually grew out of conservative, standards-based ideas. They came about because of widespread realization that many schools were just not doing the job, and were graduating students who weren't adequately prepared for modern jobs or any kind of higher education. Good news for baseball and health care By Jack Lessenberry • Sep 26, 2013 Listen Listening... / 2:57 Lessenberry commentary for 9/26/13 The Detroit Tigers won their division championship last night, and there's good news for Democrats in that. This year, they can root for the team to win the World Series. Last year, that wasn't the case. You see, there's an odd quirky way in which baseball correlates to national elections. When the American League wins the World Series, that's generally good news for the Republicans. National League wins; good for the Democrats. Detroit's last two World Series triumphs came in 1968 and 1984, years when the GOP won presidential elections. The Tigers lost the World Series seven years ago, and less than a month later Democrats recaptured Congress. When the Tigers were humiliated in last year's series, we knew it meant curtains for Mitt Romney. Pages« first ‹ previous … 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 next › last »


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Staff profile - Jo Coldwell Neilson
Aprof Jo Coldwell-Neilson
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- Doctor of Philosophy, University of Newcastle (NSW), 1996
- Bachelor of Science, Wales Institute of Science & Technology, 1973
- Master of Science, Heriot Watt College Edinburgh, 1974
Career highlights
- Associate Professor
- Associate Head (Teaching and Learning) (ongoing)
- Chair, Faculty Academic Progress and Discipline Committee
- eLearning Manager (Faculty of Science and Technology)
Member Australian Computer Society
Professional activities
- Chair, Facilities Committee, Go Girl Go for IT
- Track Chair, ACIS 2012
- Editor, JITE
- Reviewer, Computers & Education, JITE, ACIS2012, AJET
Teaching Interests
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IT practice and professional ethics
Fundamentals of IT
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Higher Degree by Research Completions supervised by Jo Coldwell
PhD students
Student name Thesis title
Anita Hamilton Use of online technology for information management and knowledge transfer: Exploratory survey of occupational therapy students and educators
Christine McLachlan The Delivery and Impact of ICT Curricula in Secondary Schools
Honours students
Sarah Luck Usability of eReaders to support study (interim title)
Shona Leitch
Doctor of Philosophy, Thesis entitled: A Systems Analysis Method for Online Teaching and Learning Systems. School of Engineering and Information Technology
Paul Sullivan
Master of Science, Thesis entitled: The Evolving Nature of Fraud Investigation and Prevention. School of Information Technology
Research interests
- eLearning, technologies to support online learning, student engagement
- Gender issues IT
- IT education
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Research Income - Industry and Other Funding
Coldwell, J and Craig, A. Evaluation of the 'Go Girls G for IT 2012' Showcase [V]
- 2012: $5,000
Research Income - Industry and Other Funding - Australian
Coldwell, J and Craig, A. Go Girl Go for IT programme in Victoria-to ascertain its short term and longer term impact [V.1]
- 2010: $5,000
Coldwell-Neilson, J (2013) Managing Expectations: a changing landscape In McKay, E. (Ed.) EPedagogy in Online Learning: New Developments in Web Mediated Human Computer Interaction chapter 1, 1-17 IGI Global
Craig, A., Coldwell, J., Fisher, J. and Lang, C. (2013) The Silicon Ceiling: Women Managers and Leaders in ICT in Australia. In Paludi, M. (Ed.) Women and Management: Global Issues and Promising Situations. vol 2, 177-200 Praeger
Coldwell-Neilson, J., Beekhuyzen, J. and Craig, A. Which e-learning technology is right for me? International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning (iJET) Vol 7, No 2, pp.13-21
Coldwell-Neilson, Jo and Craig, Annemieke 2012, Preparing for WIL : online career development for IT students, in ACEN 2012 : Collaborative education, investing in the future : Proceedings of the 2012 Australian Collaborative Education Network national conference, Australian Collaborative Education Network (ACEN), Melbourne, Vic., pp. 37-41.
Craig, A, Coldwell-Neilson, J, Goold, and Beekuyzen, B (2012) A Review of E-Learning Technologies: opportunities for teaching and learning 4th International Conference on Computer Supported Education CSEDU 2012 April 16 - 18, pp. 29-41 Porto, Portugal
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where she spent ten weeks developing her business plan. She then dedicated the next 14 months to creating
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for parents from across Vancouver and classes are now running at near capacity each session.
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the sport that offers the best opportunities to develop foundational movement skills – as a starting point to help
our children be active for life."
Hometown: Calgary, AB
Education: Industrial Design
Background: Recreational Gymnastics for students ages 4-17
Favorite Activities besides gymnastics: Hiking, Drawing.
Favorite Travel Destination: Ladakh, India
Coaching Philosophy: All of us are unique learners, positive growth and development comes from
continuous, equal dedication to each child and their individuality. Every class is a new opportunity
to share in learning, laughter, and growth!
Personal Mantra: Never stop learning, honour your passions.
Hometown: Rosetown, SK
Three most important things in her life: Family, friends, staying active and healthy
Her favourite food: I love eating ! My favourite thing to eat would be freshly caught salmon
Favourite sports other than gymnastics: Jujitsu, dancing, yoga and swimming in the ocean
Favourite travel destination: French Polynesian Islands and Philippines
Personal mantra/philosophy: Live, love, laugh and dance
Her favourite food: SUSHI!!!
Favourite sports other than gymnastics: Yoga, Snowboarding and Dance
Favourite travel destination: Can't choose just one place, so I'm going to say anywhere on a sailboat
Personal mantra/philosophy: Live every day collecting moments not things, and always
have the courage to dream, create and inspire!
Coaching Philosophy : To provide an environment that encourages interactive, play-based
learning so children can develop in a holistic way, as well as, support parents in helping their
children build a strong foundation so they can reach their full potential
Hometown: Sackville, NB
Background: Competitive Swimming
Favourite Travel Destination: My Imagination
Favourite Activities besides gymnastics: Yoga, Golf, Snowboarding
Coaching Philosophy: To provide an environment that encourages individuals to have fun learning and
developing an appetite for future participation and discovery of themselves through sport. To continue
to learn from the children I teach and the family I work with.
Personal Mantra: To step with great care and tact and remember that life's a great balancing act.
To never forget to be dextrous and deft and to never mix up my right foot with my left. And to
keep right (or left) on stepping regardless of fears, with curious eyes and wide open ears!
The three most important things in her life: The Fam Jam (including my dog / friends; they're family too), continuous learning, challenging herself
Favourite sports other than gymnastics: Horseback riding, Ultimate Frisbee, Dog agility, Skiing, Skating
Activities she does in her spare time: University, dog agility, volunteer for various events (typically help coordinate), hiking, riding, piano
Favourite travel destination: So many…Slovenia, Japan, Slovakia.
Her favourite food: Salmon – so good with everything
Personal mantra/philosophy: Nothing great was ever created by being realistic
Coaching philosophy: Every athlete has the opportunity to be great, it's our job to help them find their limitations and then teach them how to surpass them.
Hometown: Ontario
Her favourite food: Tomatoes
Favourite sports other than gymnastics: SUP, Snowboarding, Dance, Horseback riding
Favourite travel destination: San Francisco
Personal mantra/philosophy: Treat others how you would like to be treated
Coaching Philosophy : Honour the individual and to have fun
while participating
Hometown: Vancouver, BC
Education: finishing up degree at UBC
Background: Artistic & Rhythmic Gymnastics
Favourite Travel Destination: Liberec, Czech Republic
Favourite Activities besides gymnastics: Biking, Dance, Yoga, Hiking, Skiing.
Coaching Philosophy: I like to think of myself as passing on life skills, knowledge, and fun!
While I may be the "teacher", it's still a learning exchange between you and the kids….
I've discovered they can teach you a lot as well!
Personal Mantra: Do what makes you happy and healthy!
Hometown: Scarborough, Ontario
Background: Retail in a funky boutique on Main Street and many years as a nanny.
Favourite Activities besides gymnastics: Hiking, biking, and reading fiction inspired by true events.
Favourite Colour: Green
Favourite Travel Destination: Spain – in part because of siesta time!
Personal Mantra: "You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough." – Mae West
Three most important things in her life: Family, Friends, Laughter
Her favourite food: Sushi
Favourite sports other than gymnastics: Volleyball, soccer
Favourite travel destination: Havana, Cuba
Personal mantra/philosophy: Motivate children while having fun learning fundamental skills in the gym
to build confidence in order to be able to go out in the world and say, "Yeah, I can do this."
The three most important things in her life: Family, Love and Health
Her hobbies are: Reading, permaculture, gardening, any kind of movement, admiring beauty, thinking, spending time and laughing with my family and friends.
Favourite place she has travelled to: In my mind. And I also like Italian Dolomite Mountains.
Her favourite food: Real, fresh food.
Favourite sports/activities other than gymnastics: Hiking, Pilates, horseback riding, canoeing, cycle-seeing (lazy cycling), dancing and nature walks with my children.
Favourite colours: Green and yellow
Coaching philosophy: Treat each child and parent as individuals, at the same time learn how to work in a group setting and be sure to have fun.
Personal Mantra: Hm, not sure yet… But I think it is important to sing and be happy when you are working …
Hometown: Limerick, Ireland
Education: B.Ed Primary Level Education
Background: Primary level physical literacy, physical education, gymnastics.
Favourite Activities besides gymnastics: Soccer, Gaelic games.
Favourite Travel Destination: Vancouver!
Coaching Philosophy: To teach children new skills in a way that's fun and exciting,
motivating them to want to learn, highlighting their strengths and building their confidence.
Personal Mantra: Live life as it happens.
Hometown : Negombo, Sri Lanka
Three most important things in her life: My family, friends and education/career goals
Her favourite food: Dessert !
Favourite sports other than gymnastics: Yoga, running, hiking, dance
Favourite travel destination: Paris
Personal mantra/philosophy: To value each person I interact with and perform at my personal best
in everything I attempt to do
Hometown: Winnipeg, MB
Three most important things in her life: 1. My son, Tommy; 2. Establishing healthy eating habits for
Tommy; 3. Maintaining an active lifestyle for every member of the family.
Favourite Activities Besides Gymnastics: Volleyball, scuba diving, swimming, jogging, hiking,
biking, cooking and dancing with my son. Also, I like bowling, playing pool, and taking my son to the
Favourite Travel Destination: Koh Samet, Thailand
Favourite Colour: Turquoise Green
Personal mantra/philosophy: "Be the change that you wish to see in the world." – Gandhi
Hometown: Morris, Manitoba
Three most important things in her life: Hazel, Cohen and Esme (my children)
Her favourite food: I love love Thai food
Favourite sports other than gymnastics: I play lot of soccer with my son
Favourite travel destination: Spain
Personal mantra/philosophy: To encourage, try to build confidence and instill a sense of pride
Hometown: Victoria, BC
Education: BA in Health Sciences
Background: 10 time National Wrestling Champion, Junior world wrestling bronze medalist 2008,
Winter Olympic torch bearer 2010
Favourite Travel Destination: The Great Wall of China
Favourite Activities besides gymnastics: wrestling, anything outside in the
sun, running/walking my dog.
Coaching Philosophy: Treat each child as an individual, but learn to work as a team!
Personal Mantra: Live each day to the utmost.
Hometown: Ontario
Three most important things in his life: Me – my mind, body and spirit need to be healthy;
my family; and being happy !
His favourite food: I love steak!
Favourite sports other than gymnastics: Lacrosse and hockey! I also love pow wow dancing.
I am a grass dancer in the pow wow community
Favourite travel destination: I am from Ontario. Grew up playing hockey, lacrosse and baseball
and those sports took me many places. So my favourite place that I have travelled has been Whistler!
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Sportsman's Warehouse had ammo come in, they had 2 carts full of 9mm 250 boxes - Remington UMC (Yellow box), within minutes they were gone. Less than a few hours after word got out that they had .22LR 39 gr 375 rd box, was gone.
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Folks, 2008 was not this bad!
Looks like I'm tardy to the party,,, what a great time to be a dealer right now. Definitely blood in the water.
I was at Dicks on Tuesday. They had a bunch of CCI SV .22 LR. I know lots of folks like that ammo including me. I bought another brick just because I could. I don't like the fact it's gone up $10 a brick in the past 4 years but I still buy it at $30 a brick. I've got a bunch of it on my boat but that safe is starting to make that boat a little iffy about floating.
You bought from Dicks??
If you have a complaint with them how about mentioning what it is? If you're talking about them stopping sales I didn't even know they did that until today. It's not like I follow their every move checking out what they do. They're already back to selling guns so it must not have been too bad.
Dicks was one of the first, along with CTD, to stop selling SUR's, jacking prices and not completing orders for customers. So I guess that's my gripe with them.
Ahh, CTD,, (he says while spitting through his forked fingers in true gypsy curse style)
Bare Shelves!
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You can enjoy TVs with digital channels, and all 75 rooms feature free WiFi, DVD players, and coffee/tea makers. Additionally, ceiling fans, hair dryers, and irons/ironing boards are available.
A relaxing visit to the onsite spa can include deep-tissue massages and Swedish massages along with reflexology and mani/pedis. Additionally, you'll find free WiFi in public areas, a garden, and a computer station. Each morning continental breakfast is served between 7:30 AM and 10 AM. There's also the convenience of an airport shuttle.
Within a 15-minute drive of this 4-star hotel, attractions include Great Barrier Reef and Skyrail Rainforest Cableway.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Mango Lagoon Resort & Wellness Spa features 4 outdoor swimming pools. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request), a cruise ship terminal shuttle, and a shopping center shuttle. This Palm Cove hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and a garden. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Mango Lagoon Resort & Wellness Spa is a smoke-free property.
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 75
- Number of floors - 2
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Full-service spa
- Shopping center shuttle (surcharge)
- Cruise terminal shuttle (surcharge)
- Number of outdoor pools - 4
- Airport transportation
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Beach towels
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 6
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- DVD player
- Air conditioning
- Ceiling fan
- Coffee/tea maker
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Television
- Digital TV service
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Continental breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7:30 AM and 10 AM.
Nearby Activities
4 outdoor swimming pools are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Bicycle rentals on site
Spa Services
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa. Services include deep-tissue massages, Swedish massages, Thai massages, and massages. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including reflexology.
- Deep tissue massage
- Swedish massage
- Thai massage
- Reflexology
- Manicures and pedicures
- Massages
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No elevators
- Fee for continental breakfast: AUD 8.90 per person (approximately)
- Early check-in fee: AUD 80.00
- Late check-out fee: AUD 50.00
- Weekly housekeeping provided; additional cleaning fee: AUD 70.00 per stay
- Crib (infant bed) fee: AUD 30 per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 30.00 per stay
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
This property does not have an official STAR Rating from AAA Tourism Pty Ltd. For the benefit of our customers, we have provided a rating based on our rating system.


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I applied online. The process took 3 days – interviewed at Ross Stores in September 2014.Interview Details
I was called in by the DM It went well and very fast ask how would i handle rude customers just a interview like any other interview was offered the job on the spotInterview Questions
Negotiation DetailsIt was really no negotiation i did not try to negotiate the pay wes good with meAccepted OfferNegative ExperienceEasy Interview
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I applied online. The process took a week – interviewed at Ross Stores.Interview Details
I filled out the application and was called for an interview within 24 hours. The interview was held during the day in the manager's office. They wanted to hire me on the spot. However, I was interviewed by 2 different managers who would not have had the time to discuss whether they liked me, whether I was a "good fit," background experience, etc.Interview Questions
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I applied online – interviewed at Ross Stores in August 2014.Interview Details
I applied online and received a call within that same week to schedule an interview. I went in for my interview with the assistant manager and we went over about 6 questions very basic mostly questions about my self, nothing hard. She told me they'll contact me about a next interview. I received an email within a few days to come in for a second interview with the manager. He also asked me very few easy questions. Then he told me they'll have to team up and go over everything because they still had more interviews which at this point I thought wow I blew it. Surprisingly I received an email the same week giving me instructions for my next step, hire paperwork w-4 all of that. Therefore I was hired but not on the spot I guess it just all depends on what's going on in their stores.Interview Questions
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I applied online – interviewed at Ross Stores in August 2014.Interview Details
I applied online. I was contacted by phone 3 days later to come in the following day for a group interview. I was interviewed with 6 other applicants. I was then called the next day and offered the position. I have been told to wait for an email containing hiring info.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsThere wasnt really one. I was told part time and 9 an hourAccepted OfferEasy Interview
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I applied online. The process took 5 days – interviewed at Ross Stores in August 2014.Interview Details
I filled in an application for Ross with the knowledge of doing seasonal work for them. I was offered an interview the next day on the phone and went in a few days later. The interview itself was standard procedure, with questions like "how many times is a good amount to be late for work" none of course. The manager herself was very nice and has a wonderful bubbly personality. And in the end despite only being availible to work for the next month, as I am going to move across country for college, she was able to fight for me and I'm very excited to start this week. Absolutely recommend for people with limited experience to gain said work experience and/or going off to college looking for seasonal work.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsEntry level position, not really negotiable. I am able to have a relatively flexible schedule, though I did request as many hours as they could give me.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceEasy Interview
- "What qualities about someone you know that help them get through the work day?" View Answer
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I applied online – interviewed at Ross Stores.Interview Details
Questions that had nothing to do with the job. Distracted manager. Loud interruptions. Waited while the manager talked with an associate for 10 minutes. Asked irrelevant questions. Talked to too many people that did not seem interested in what the answer would be......more like, they just wanted to get it over with.Interview Questions
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Met an HR rec. at a college job fair. She was looking for interns. She called me, we scheduled a phone interview. A few weeks later we set up a face to face interview. A few weeks after I had a face to face with the engineering (industrial) manager. Real friendly nice guy. (Perris)Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsThere was not really a negotiation because it was internship. Basically when they called me I gave a verbal acceptance. They requested I drive in person within one week to sign papers. The day I came in, I took a drug test. The agreement was no benefits, $15/hr, and I had a "contract" to work full time for the whole summer. By the end of summer, things went well so I was allowed to work part-time after summer ended. It was a great job! I miss my intern days there (Perris) and I would absolutely consider working there again in the future! Just knowing that they are an "off price retailer" I'll assume the salary pay for full times is not GREAT, however with the great people and great atmosphere I remember, it would be worth it to someone looking for that.Accepted Offer
- Asked "common sense" questions like tell me about yourself, why do you want to work here, about my computer skills, etc. I dont remember having any structured, typical interview, silly questions. It was a very natural conversation. It was my first "real" interview (not for a fast food or retail job, like a real engineering internship) and one question that threw me off was what I wanted to do with my degree or what part of industrial engineering I wanted to be in when I graduated. At that time, I was so young and inexperienced it was actually a hard question. But I answered honestly and he liked my answer. I said I've never had an internship before so I dont really know.. that I wanted to work here first and see what its like before I can think about what I'd like to do specifically. Answer Question
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interview was really short, asked my availability and a few work experience questions. For the most part they were really in need of somebody that would learn how to do stockInterview Questions
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I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Ross Stores.Interview Details
I sent in an application online and got called in for an interview later that week. The first interview was with the Assistant Manager, and probably lasted about thirty minutes. She asked a few questions about my previous customer service experience (this ended up being my first job, so my previous experience was limited to volunteer work.) She then scheduled me for a second interview with the store's general Manager a few days later. The second "interview" was very brief, not more than five minutes. I was basically just asked to introduce myself, and was then told that I had the job as long as I passed a background check.Interview Questions
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