EIT Loses Māori Lecturer John Harmer
January 26, 2015
In a presentation described as a “very special” occasion, EIT conferred an Honorary Bachelor of Arts (Māori) late last year on Te Ūranga Waka lecturer John Harmer. John, who had been ill...
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