Rate My Professor Shelley Morgan

Shelley Morgan earned a Master of Applied Science from the University of Otago, with her thesis titled 'Cat movements and prey selection in an urban wetland remnant,' which examined the movements and hunting activity of house cats (Felis catus) around Travis Wetland in Christchurch; this work was referenced in 'Advances in New Zealand mammalogy 1990–2000.' Her administrative career at Otago features roles such as Executive Officer at the College of Education, coordinating events like the Creative New Zealand Children's Writer in Residence programme, and Departmental Administrator in the Department of Politics, supporting student services and the 2017 NZPSA Conference. She provided editorial assistance for the EDUSummIT 2015 Summary Report and 'Asia-Pacific Perspectives on Teacher Self-Efficacy,' word processing for theses including 'Food availability for tamariki: a rights-based approach,' module administration for Advanced Learning in Medicine fourth- and fifth-year programmes at Otago Christchurch, and support for the 2022 Professional Staff Conference. She has also been listed as a Departmental Health and Safety Officer in Sciences Division departments.