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Brief Introduction： Jean M Uasike Allen is of Tongan (Makaunga and Kolovai [Tongatapu]; Tefisi [Vava'u]) and European heritage, born and raised in South Auckland, Aotearoa/New Zealand. She is a lecturer in the School of Curriculum and Pedagogy, and the Centre for Arts and Social Transformation, within the Faculty of Education and Social Work. Jean’s previous career was as a primary school teacher where she taught across all levels predominantly in the Catholic School sector. Prior to her role at the University of Auckland, she was a lecturer and programme coordinator for the BHSc in Public and Environmental Health, in the School of Public Health and Interdisciplinary Studies at the Auckland University of Technology (AUT). Jean has always had a passion for education, justice, and her community of South Auckland. This led her to work with South Auckland youth, exploring how they negotiate and resist media power which often ‘Others’ and marginalises them and their communities. Her PhD research continued her work within the community of South Auckland, where she explored youth experiences of health education and schooling at the intersections of cultural knowledge, family expectations, gender, and ethnicity. She has a strong interest in arts-based research, and re-presentation, which has led her to include poetry and ngatu (tapa making) in her work. Jean's current research is focused on Pacific youth wellbeing in online gaming spaces. She is a member of The Adolescent Health Research Group (AHRG) and also established and facilitates the Faculty of Education and Social Work, Pacific focused reading and writing group

Brief Introduction： He is an experienced academic and professional in the field of Electrical Engineering. He earned both his Master's and Ph.D. in Electrical & Computer Engineering from the University of Missouri-Columbia. With over two decades of dedicated service, he has been a faculty member at Merrimack College since 2000, advancing to the rank of Associate Professor. His primary research interests and expertise are concentrated on power quality issues and energy conservation solutions. His scholarly contributions include presenting and publishing papers at recognized industry and educational conferences, such as the Power Quality Conference and the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE). A notable achievement is his work on creating a low-cost laboratory for power quality and energy savings, aimed at enriching undergraduate education and research capabilities. His career also encompasses valuable industry experience in research and development within the energy technology sector.

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