mohamed jaballah

Offering service to students and staff and assisting patrons with IT queries. I am the supervisor of the Kate Edgar Information Commons, the University of Auckland’s busiest building, during weekends. Additionally, I supervisor and lead two IC Assistants and my responsibilities include the development and implementation of sustainable initiatives within the Information Commons at the University of Auckland. Finally, I carry out IT, database and general library courses for undergraduate and postgraduate students at the University of Auckland.

* Conducted research for two professors at the University of Auckland Business School spanning Critical Thinking and Political and Institutional Economics. Topics include: * The political and institutional dimension to the collapse of financial organisations within New Zealand. * Criticality within Management Education.

Auckland Eid Day is the bi-annual event bringing together all the Muslim ethnicities in Auckland for a day of joy and happiness to celebrate the great events on our Islamic calendar.It aims to create an atmosphere of happiness, fun, diversity and unity. The events are open to all and everyone is welcome to enjoy a wide variety of games, food stalls - featuring cuisines from the 35+ ethnicities that make up the Muslim community, educational displays, and a collection of stage shows presenting diverse cultural performances, exciting busker acts and guest speakers appealing to all family members from children to adults alike. All are welcome regardless of faith, ethnicity, gender and age.Auckland Eid Day is an initiative of Almanar Trust.

Finished my honors degree in International Business with a First Class Honors (A), and an A+ dissertation. The topic examined was foreign subsidiary knowledge flow within the multinational corporation. I have also presented this research at the 4th Annual Waikato Student Research Conference, and I am now working towards publishing this work in an international Journal.

This research project focused on a recently privatized multi billion Malaysian company. The project spans International Business, Political Economics, and Institutional Economics.