Not traced at this stage

Scholarship deferred meantime.

Graduated LL.M. at New York University in May 2008.  Then worked at the University doing research until October 2008, then returned to New Zealand.  Since December 2008 she worked doing Youth Justice policy and law reform at the Ministry of Social Development in Wellington.  In September 2009 she will start a PhD in Law at the University of Kent in the United Kingdom. 

Not traced at this stage

Various policy/research roles in government, most recently with Office of the Children's Commissioner.  Currently a refugee/individuals at risk intern at Amnesty International Aotearoa New Zealand (AIANZ).

Working in Ministry of Defence, Wellington, in the International Defence Relations Branch.  Responsible for Afghanistan, Middle East and UN Peacekeeping.

Year 12 Dean at Francis Douglas Memorial College, New Plymouth

Now senior lecturer at Massey University's Speech Language Therapy Programme. More ...

Also completed B.Phil (Hons) in Ballet and Contextual Studies, validated by the University of Durham. Currently Senior Lecturer, Sport and Recreational Studies, Auckland University of Technology.

In private practice in Wellington at Sports Medicine Centre at Wakefield Hospital.

Now Internal Communications Manager, New Zealand Rugby Union, P.O. Box 2172, Wellington.

Initially returned Manawatu Regional Council

Now with Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, New York

Now with Paul Weiss, Rifkin, Wharton and Garrison in New York

Now in business as a tourism director in New York

Now a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Institute of International Relations, Liu Centre for Study of Global Issues. University of British Columbia. Vancouver BC V6T 1Z2

Now touring with theatre productions in Australia and New Zealand.

Now Manager, International Relations, Wellington City Council.

After beginning with Fasken Campbell Godfrey, then joined Blake, Cassels & Grayton. Now a principal of Groia & Co (Canada), practising corporate and securities litigation.

Initially an officer of the Treasury, now an economist with Frontier Economics (Wellington and Melbourne)

Initially became a current affairs producer for W5 on CTV (a Canadian Network). Following return to New Zealand became the CEO, Journalist’s Training Organisation

Educational management positions followed by an appointment to the management directorate of the National Library, P.O. Box 12-437 Wellington. [A Rotarian]

Now teaches the Japanese language at the secondary school level.

Now Director, Mixed Media (a Communications Company) and Secretary to the Presbyterian Church’s Pacific Relations Programme.

Now in practice as a management consultant

So far not traced further

Formerly managed an international law practice dealing with the legal and ethical implications of new technologies (digital and bio). Now CEO, Industry NZ, Director, ICT Section, Auckland

Returned to various positions in TVNZ, including correspondent in the UK and Europe, and Manager, TVNZ Communications Division. Now Director, Corporate Affairs, McDonald’s Family Restaurants.

Child psychologist with the Special Education Services in Palmerston North. [A Rotarian].

Public Policy positions in the UK, and planning appointments with the Wellington Regional Council. Recently CEO, Ministry of the Environment, Wellington. [A Rotarian].

So far not traced further

After an additional scholarship in Washington, returned a position with the “Evening Post”, as a sub-editor. Now a reporter with Radio New Zealand

So far not traced further

Now teaching at Universal College of Learning, Manawatu

Formerly a Trade Commissioner. Was CEO, NZ Forest Industries Council. James resigned from FIC some years back to go to the The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) (Geneva) where he runs the Sustainable Ecosystems & Forest. James Griffiths  +41 (22) 839-3114

Understood to now be with the US Investment firm, Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York

Formerly, Head of Marketing, Australian Stock Exchange. Now a strategic marketing consultant

Initially returned to become Public Relations Officer for the NZ Labour Party, went on to the policy unit of the UK Conservative Party, and PRO for British Airways. Now PRO for Buckingham Palace.

Now a business consultant in Auckland.

Some years with the New Zealand Herald (Auckland). More recently with the Tauranga Times.

Now the Aids/HIV Officer for the Central Health Region

So far not traced further

Initially Senior Education Officer, Arohata Women’s Prison, followed by literacy programmes in prisons and distance education for adults.

Now employed in the management of laboratory services for the Hutt and Wellington Hospitals

Understood to have initially returned to the Wallaceville Animal Research Centre

Now CEO, Tourism Resource Consultants, P.O. Box 2525, Wellington.

Formerly a secondary school principal 1989-98. Now Executive Officer, North Taranaki Kindergarten Association

Now employed by the Natural Gas Corporation Holdings Ltd., P.O. Box 1818, Wellington.

Now a community health development, research and training consultant  in European countries and a post-graduate visiting lecturer from Merseyside.

Taranaki District Psychologist, 1976-89. Five years of teaching business management at Taranaki Polytechnic. Since 1994, providing consultancy services on leadership and organisational management.

Returned to senior positions in the New Zealand Police, then with Security Services. Now, CEO, Queensland Emergency Services. [A Rotarian]

In practice in Auckland as a lawyer specialising in commercial litigation.

Now a consultant on bridge and highway design

Initially practiced as a barrister in Wellington with a special interest in sports law, medical and family law. Now, Special Counsellor/Chief Officer, World Anti-Doping Agency, Montreal.

Not traced.

Initially returned to practice with Rudd, Watts & Stone, Auckland. Later became a senior counsel for the Asian Development Bank. More recently with World Bank

Formerly employed by Gilberco (NZ) Ltd. Now with UNISYS

Became Controller of Programmes, Radio-NZ, later CEO Radio (NZ) Ltd. More recently associated with corporate management and administration of the arts. [Rotarian, PHF]

In practice as a senior litigation partner with the Russell McVeagh law firm, Royal & Sun Alliance Centre, 48 Shortland Street, Auckland

Now operates a Festival Hire Company in Porirua

Moved to Australia.

Initially returned to responsibilities as a producer with TVNZ. So far not traced further.

Career in site supervision on building contracts in Wellington, has recently created a new company in Waikanae.

Initially a teacher, then leader of NZ Antarctic Programme and later CEO of the Marsden Fund. (Deceased).

Initially appointed to a position with the Hermatology Department, Prince of Wales Hospital, Randwick, NSW, Australia. Not traced further.

Now operates his own business in Palmerston North and Paraparaumu. [Rotarian].

Secondary school teaching, sometime Physical Training tutor at Wellington Polytechnic and later Director of the Hawkes Bay Outpost

Initially teaching at the universities of Malaya, Melbourne and the City University of New York.
Appointed professor of political science at the Victoria University of Wellington in 1978.

Initially an associate professor at the University of British Columbia, then in the 1970’s became a professor of finance at the Victoria University of Wellington. Now a professor at Te Wananga o Raukawa, Otaki

Initially teaching in secondary schools in Wellington and Hawera district,  later at the Hamilton College of Education, and the University of Waikato

1953-54

GS

James F Hogg

Wellington

Harvard University [D7930]

Law

Also awarded Fulbright Graduate Award in the same year.
Became a Professor of Law at the University of Minnesota, and later assistant to the President of the University. More recently, a senior fellow at the Hubert Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs. [Rotarian, PHF]