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DoctorMaria-Victoria Perez-Y-Perez

Senior Lecturer

Sociology, Anthropology and Human Services

Orcid identifier0000-0003-1934-7488 (opens in a new tab)⁠
  • Senior Lecturer
    Sociology, Anthropology and Human Services
  • +6433694417 (Work)
  • Elsie Locke Building 314

SERVICE & LEADERSHIP

  • MEMBERSHIP
    School of Languages, Social and Political Science
    1 Jan 2014 - 1 Jan 2015
  • MEMBERSHIP
    BASPCAN Research Proposal - Ideological radicalization: Children exposed to terrorism
    1 Jan 2010 - 1 Jan 2011
    Member of a research collaboration (2010-2011) - proposed research:BASPCAN Research Proposal - Ideological radicalization: Children exposed to terrorism Dr Tony Stanley; Dr Sue Hanna; Dr Maria Perez y Perez; Jean Murray; Nadira Huda; Hannah Thompson
  • JOURNAL REVIEWING / REFEREEING
    British Journal of Sociology
    1 Jan 2010
  • JOURNAL REVIEWING / REFEREEING
    International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
    1 Jan 2009
  • JOURNAL REVIEWING / REFEREEING
    Te Awatea Review
    1 Jan 2009
  • EVENT ADMINISTRATION
    1 Jan 2008
    Postgraduate and Undergraduate Human Services Programmes
  • MEMBERSHIP
    Skillwise (NGO)
    1 Jan 2007
    Trustee Board Member of Skillwise (NGO), 2007-present.
  • MEMBERSHIP
    Te Awatea Violence Research Centre
    1 Jan 2005
    Member of the interdisciplinary research team of Te Awatea Violence Research Centre (2005-present). The three main aims of the centre include: Information access, research generation - to initiate, facilitate, and collate violence research activity in New Zealand, and to provide educational opportunities for professionals, groups, and communities that assist and support victims/survivors of violence and abuse and/or provide rehabilitation and other services for perpetrators of violence.
  • MEMBERSHIP
    Te Awatea Violence Research Centre
    1 Jan 2000 - 1 Jan 2005
    Member of the interdisciplinary research team of Te Awatea Violence Research Centre. The three main aims of the centre include: Information access, research generation - to initiate, facilitate, and collate violence research activity in New Zealand, and to provide educational opportunities for professionals, groups, and communities that assist and support victims/survivors of violence and abuse and/or provide rehabilitation and other services for perpetrators of violence.