Press Release – Toi Whakaari NZ Drama School
Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School announces Dr. Sean Coyle as the Head of Department of Design and Performing Arts Management.
This new position was created to enhance collaboration between the departments and to develop the strategy and implementation of research practices within the school.
Toi Whakaari Tumuaki / Director, Tanea Heke says of Sean joining the staff in the New Year;
“Sean returns to our kura with a breadth of knowledge across the visual and performing arts industries here in Aotearoa and in Australia, and he brings depth in terms of scholarly research and years of teaching experience.”
Thursday, 17 December 2020, 3:26 pm
Toi Whakaari: NZ Drama School announces Dr. Sean Coyle as
the Head of Department of Design and Performing Arts
Management.
This new position was created to enhance
collaboration between the departments and to develop the
strategy and implementation of research practices within the
school.
Toi Whakaari Tumuaki / Director, Tanea Heke
says of Sean joining the staff in the New
Year;
“Sean returns to our kura with a breadth of
knowledge across the visual and performing arts industries
here in Aotearoa and in Australia, and he brings depth in
terms of scholarly research and years of teaching
experience.”
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Dr Bronwyn Labrum has been appointed director of Whanganui Regional Museum. Photo / Supplied
Whanganui Chronicle
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