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| Resume
| Tertiary |
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1. Qualification
Institution
Major
Honours |
Bachelor of Administration
(Honours)
James Cook University
Tourism
Destination Marketing on the Internet: A Study of Australia’s Regional Tourism
Authorities. |
2. Qualification
Institution
Date of Completion |
Doctor of Philosophy
James Cook University
February 2002 |
| Position 1 Employer
Duration
Description |
Associate
Lecturer
James Cook University, School of Business
July 1998 – June 1999.
The position involved the preparation and delivery
of one-hour undergraduate and postgraduate tutorials. The subject area included marketing
and market research. The position has refined personal communication skills and provided
valuable experience in the preparation of tutorial material. |
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| Position 2 Employer
Duration
Description |
Website
Consultant and Author
James Cook University, School of Business and
Australian Airports Limited
December 1998 – April 1999
This position involved the planning,
design and authoring of the Townsville International Airport website on behalf of
Australian Airports Limited. The website can be viewed at http://www.ultra.net/aal. The position provided an
opportunity to interact with industry professionals and enhance personal skills in
planning, negotiation and website development. |
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| Position 3 Employer
Duration
Description |
Residential
Tutor
University Halls of Residence, James Cook
University
February 1997 – January 2000
The position involves three main roles within the
residential college: discipline, pastoral care and communication. The residential tutor is
a part of the management team of the college. As such a great deal of responsibility is
paced on this position. Skills gained in this position include teamwork, leadership and
organisation. |
Tertiary |
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Year
Organisation
Award/s
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1998
James Cook University
The RACQ Prize for the best honours thesis in level 4 of the Bachelor
of Administration (Tourism) course. |
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Year
Organisation
Award/s
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1997
James Cook University
The Quicksilver Prize for the best performance and overall achievement in level 3 of the
Bachelor of Administration (Tourism) course. |
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Year
Organisation
Award/s
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1997
Golden Key National Honour Society
Certificate of Honour for Meritorious Service to the Society
Medal for Best Chapter Web Site (International) |
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Year
Organisation
Award/s
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1996
James Cook University
The Carmichael Ford Prize for the Highest Result in Management of
Organisational Behaviour I. |
| Computing |
Proficient
at both Apple Macintosh and IBM based computers using software such as Windows 98,
Microsoft Office97, Wordperfect for Windows, Filemaker Pro 3.0, SPSS 8.0, Micrtosoft
Image Composer 1.5, Microsoft Frontpage 2.0 and Adobe Image Styler 1.0. I am
also familiar with desktop publishing software including CorelDraw 8.0 and Adobe
PhotoShop. |
| Languages |
Proficient in reading, writing
and speaking Afrikaans (South Africa). |
LEADERSHIP / COMMITTEE ROLES
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Position
Organisation
Duration |
Committee Member
School of Business Marketing Committee
February 1999 to Present |
Position
Organisation
Duration |
Treasurer
Golden Key National Honours Society, JCU Chapter
May 1997 to May 1998 |
Position
Organisation
Duration |
President
Council of Australian Tourism Students - JCU Chapter
October 1996 to October 1997 |
Position
Organisation
Duration |
North Queensland
Representative
Council of Australian Tourism Students
April 1997 to September 1997 |
PERSONAL INTERESTS AND
OBJECTIVES
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| Hobbies |
Desktop publishing, web page
authoring, reading, gardening, bush-walking, camping, travel and theatre. |
| Interests |
News and current affairs,
technology and the future, marketing and tourism. |
| Short Term Objectives |
In the short term I hope to
complete a Doctor of Philosophy at James Cook University. |
| Long Term Objectives |
In the long term I hope to be
working as an educator, researcher or manager in the tourism industry. I am particularly
interested in aiding the development of Australia as a tourist destination and have
specific interests in marketing, technology and regional tourism issues. |
| Name |
Prof. Philip Pearce |
Mrs. Mavis Whitney |
| Position |
PhD Supervisor |
Clerk |
| Address |
School of Business
James Cook University
TOWNSVILLE QLD. 4811 |
Western Halls
James Cook University
TOWNSVILLE QLD. 4811 |
| Phone |
(07) 4781 5133 |
(07) 4781 5888 |
| Email |
Philip.Pearce@jcu.edu.au |
Mavis.Whitney@jcu.edu.au |
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