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Catherine Moran

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic

Tumu Tuarua Akoranga

Deputy Vice-Chancellor - Academic

17 October 2023
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About Catherine:听

Professor Catherine Moran, Deputy Vice-Chancellor - Academic, leads the teaching and learning strategy and academic achievement of our 膩konga.听

Provides oversight of:听

  • Academic Governance听
  • Erskine Programme听
  • Future Learning and Development听
  • UC Online听
  • Kia Angitu | Learner Success听
  • Evaluation and Student Insights听
  • Academic Success and Transition听
  • Scheduling and Examinations听
  • Work-Integrated Learning and Careers听

Qualifications:听

  • Bachelor of Science (University of Western Ontario)听
  • Master of Science (University of Western Ontario)听
  • Doctor of Philosophy (九州影院)听

Research interests:听

Catherine鈥檚 research interests have focused around cognition and memory and the relationship with language processing and production.听

Catherine鈥檚 research has focused on young children through to adolescents with and without language impairment. The impact of head injury on the language abilities of young people has been a particular interest.听

Recent publications:听

  • Newbury J., Klee T., Stokes SF. and Moran C. (2016) Interrelationships between working memory, processing speed, and language development in the age range 2鈥4 years. Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research 59(5): 1146-1158. .听
  • Newbury J., Klee T., Stokes SF. and Moran C. (2015) Exploring Expressive Vocabulary Variability in Two-Year-Olds: The Role of Working Memory. Journal of Speech, Language, Hearing Research 58: 1761-1772. 听
  • Stokes SF., Moran C. and George A. (2013) Nonword Repetition and Vocabulary Use in Toddlers. Topics in Language Disorders 33(3): 224-237. .听
  • Westerveld MF. and Moran CA. (2013) Spoken expository discourse of children and adolescents: Retelling versus generation. Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics 27(9): 720-734. 听
  • Moran C., Kirk C. and Powell E. (2012) Spoken persuasive discourse abilities of adolescents with acquired brain injury (ABI). Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools 43: 264-275. 听
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