Tertiary Education Commission
Morgan Healey, PhD, possesses extensive experience in leadership and research within the education and health sectors. Currently serving as Acting DCE Ōritetanga Learner Success at the Tertiary Education Commission since August 2017, key responsibilities include designing innovative reporting approaches and training initiatives for the tertiary sector. Previous roles include Manager of Sector Leadership at Health Leads, where Morgan coordinated efforts to address social determinants of health, and Researcher for the Women's Human Rights Education Institute, contributing to significant United Nations reports. Following a tenure as President of the Abortion Law Reform Association of New Zealand, Morgan has consistently demonstrated advocacy skills and strategic planning capabilities throughout various organizational leadership roles. Academic qualifications include a PhD in Sociology, Gender and Women's Studies from the University of Limerick, complemented by a Master's from University College Cork and a Bachelor's from Connecticut College.
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Tertiary Education Commission
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The Tertiary Education Commission/Te Amorangi Mātauranga Matua (TEC), is the Government's careers and tertiary education investment agency. We invest approximately $3.2 billion in all forms of post-secondary school education. We fund more than 700 of New Zealand's tertiary education organisations supporting education, training, and research. As of 1 July 2017 our role extends to shaping the future of the careers information and advice for all New Zealanders to encourage lifelong learning. From January 2018 we lead the implementation of the Government's new fees-free initiative. TEC reserves the right to remove any post for any reason. These include unacceptable comments such as those that: -Contain spam or advertising -Are clearly off topic or disruptive -Are obscene, vulgar, racist or sexually explicit. This includes masked words (***), acronyms, and abbreviations -Are chain letters, pyramid schemes, or fraudulent or deceptive messages -Promote services or products that TEC does not endorse, or political organisations or campaigns -Infringe on copyrights or trademarks -Advocate illegal activity, terrorism, violence or bullying -Contain personal attacks of any kind