Teresa Burns

New Zealand Institute of Management

This was a part time (1 x 8 hour day per week of class time for a year) course, that highlighted key areas of management practice for a group of working professionals. We touched on crucial areas like Leadership, HR, Project Management, Accounting practices and Change Management. One of the best parts of the course was sharing ideas, practices and experience with the other professionals on the course.

Salus University

I completed my AuD, Doctor of Audiology, through the Salus University professional bridging course. It was a fantastic but manageable challenge that updated me on the most recent best practice and research in all areas of Audiology.

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Activities and Societies: Honors Programme, NCAA Div I Women's Swim Team, Team Captain 1993, NCAA Div I Women's Water Polo Team, UMass Women's Swimming Gertrude Ederle award for Team Spirit and Leadership 1993, UMass Scholar Athlete Award 1993,

University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Activities and Societies: I was part of a group of students who were awarded a Federal Fellowship for Audiology Early Intervention training which financed 100% of our Master of Arts/ Audiology degrees. This also included a living and expenses stipend. We completed extra coursework, projects and learning to specialize in the emerging EI and newborn hearing screening and intervention practices in Audiology. Women's Rubgy

New Zealand Audiological Society CCC Co-Cordinator

Associated with Teresa Burns