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Consulting over phone/internet with international business personnel, including purchasing, operations

marketing managers, on organizational development, team building, layoff issues, stress management,

(6)Lectures & workshop (Nov 2004-2006)

●Invited lecture on "Rational-Choice models in decision-making: applications and limitations". School of

of Business, University of Redlands, California, USA (March 2006)

●Invited workshop on "Stressors & Stress Management in contemporary workplace". The Hogan

Entrepreneurial Program, School of Business, Chaminade University of Honolulu, Hawaii,

USA (March 2006)

●Workshops on "Sentience and Reason" (based on my 2003 book entitled Sentience: Companion to Reason).

Spokane, Washington, USA (Nov 2004-April 2005)

(7)Teaching at University of Canterbury (1984 to 2005)

●Undergraduate Courses taught including: Introduction to Psychology (1st year paper), Personality,

Developmental Psychology (2nd year), Industrial & Organizational Psychology (3rd year).

●The M.Sc. Applied Psychology Program, Postgraduate Psychology Courses taught including: Personnel

Psychology, Organizational Psychology (1st year Master’s papers), Advanced Personnel and

Organizational Psychology, Theory and Methods in I/O Psychology, Ethics and Justice in

Organizations, Organizations and Change, Career Development (2nd year Master’s papers)

●Supervision of Research Theses and Dissertations (See listing under “List of Publications”).

(8) Administration & Community Services, University of Canterbury, NZ (1984 to Aug 2005)

●University of Canterbury Boards and Committees

University of Canterbury Academic Board (1992-’96)

Management Committee of the Early Learning Centre (1991-’92)

Liaison for the Educational Research and Advisory Unit (1996)

University of Canterbury Joint Academic Grievance Committee (1999-2001)

University Human Ethics Committee (2000-‘03)

●Department of Psychology Committees:

Psychology Teaching & Limitation of Entry Committee (1991-’93)

Ethics Committee of Psychology (1992-’93)

Textbook Liaison of Psychology (1991-‘95)

Grievance Committee of Psychology (1994-’95)

Chair, University Internal Review of the Technical Staff of the Psychology Department (1997)

Judge, Postgraduate Conference Paper Competition (1998)

Psychology Curriculum Committee (1996-‘99)

Psychology Staff-Student Liaison Committee (1999-’02)

Program and Course Coordinator (psyc-200-level, 3^rd-yr I/O Psychology, M.Sc. Applied Psychology

Master’s Program.

Departmental Ad Hoc Selection Committees: for Recruiting lecturers in Cognition, Personality/Individual

Differences, Health Psychology, and I/O psychology positions.

Organizer, Psychology Research Seminar Series (2000)

Psychology Research & Grant Allocation Committee (2000-‘02)

●Community Services

Status & Membership Committee of the New Zealand Psychological Society (2001-’05)

Invited speaker on Asian Culture at the “Asian 2000 Week”, Ilam Primary School, Christchurch, NZ (1994).

Organizing Committee for the Pacific Asian Studies Conference, University of Canterbury (1989)

Co-organizing the NZ Economic Psychology Symposium (1993)

Co-organizing the NZ Business Ethics Symposium (1997)

Editorial board (NZJP, JBE), Ad hoc reviewer for various international academic journals.

External Examiner for Ph.D., M.Sc., M.A theses & dissertations.

(9) Teaching at New Zealand National Police College, Wellington (1983)

●Lecturer in General Studies, teaching social, organizational and applied psychology topics related to

“policing & law enforcement work”, to three levels: Recruits Training Program, Refresher Courses for

Senior Personnel, and Recruits Counseling Services

(10)Post-Doctoral Fellowship at Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, NZ

(Aug '81-Dec '82)

●In addition to post-doctoral research, designed two practical lab exercises in cognition for first year

laboratory program.

(11)Teaching at the University of New England, Armidale, NSW, Australia (Feb 1973-Aug '81)

●Lecturing topics: Thinking and Hemispheric Processing, Memory and Language, and Statistics &

Quantitative Methods.

●Teaching tutorial and Laboratory topics to first-year laboratory and tutorial classes, first-year statistics course.

●Post-first-year Seminar and Laboratory programs on courses including “Cognition and human information

processing “, “Language and Communication”, “Quantitative Psychology & Statistics”, “Learning and

Behavior Modification”, “Perception”, “Personality Testing and Assessment”.

●Intensive External Teaching Programs in Sydney, for external students enrolled in Psychology, University

of New England. Classes held during May & September university breaks.

●Residential Tutor (psychology) in Austin and St. Albert's Colleges (1975-78).

●Non-Resident Fellow: Mary White College (1979-81).

(12) Research Assistant, National Taiwan University

& Teaching at Jien-Kuo English Language School, Taipei, Taiwan (June 1972-Jan 1973).

●Research assistance in the Experimental Laboratory on Human Program learning, Psychology, NTU.

●Teaching English and grammar to Beginning Classes in J-K English Language School, & private tutoring.