CV
I am a dedicated and innovative PhD candidate with a passion for investigating the influence of social identity on pro-social and pro-environmental behaviours in the realm of sustainable food systems, and learning how this knowledge could translate into educational practice. I am committed to advancing knowledge in these areas and on completion of my PhD I am looking forward to a rewarding career in academia.
Conferences
OISC 2024
OISC 2024 - Amelia Threadgould, Julian Adamson, Naomi Wilde Supervisor: Billy O'Steen
Bringing People Together: Three Case Studies of Social Identity Theory
NZARE 2023 - Amelia Threadgould Supervisors: Professor Sara Tolbert and Professor Diane Mollenkopf
Nurturing pre-service teachers' food-growing identity
Research
Thesis in 3 minutes 2024
PhD Education - University of Canterbury
Research Assistant - Science & Technology
Research Assistant - School Climate & Child Wellbeing
MSc Food Security - University of Warwick
Teaching
Stream health investigation AKOP254
Science Lecturer - AKOP254 Weaving the curriculum: Science & Technology
Lecturer - TECP319 Sustainability & Social Justice 2024
Guest Lecturer - HRS202 Human Behaviour and Human Systems
Science Lecturer - TECP425 Exploring Science and Technology through Collaborative Design
Tutor - HRS202 Human Behaviour and Human Systems
Pedagogy Lecturer - TECP319 Sustainability and Social Justice 2023
High School Science Teacher - Years 7-13 Physics, Biology and Chemistry
Awards
3MT faculty winners & UC presenters
1st Place Faculty of Education 3MT - University of Canterbury
3rd Place UC Visualise Your Thesis - University of Canterbury
CURe Postgraduate Scholarship - University of Canterbury
Class Prize for Project - University of Warwick
Presentations
CURe Poster Conference 2023
UC 3 Minute Thesis 2024
Exhibit Your Thesis 2024
Community Garden Symposium 2024
LEAF Research Cluster 2023
CURe Research Cluster 2023
University of Canterbury Community Feast 2023
CURe Poster Conference 2023
Research Outputs
Friesen, M.D., & Threadgould A. (2024). E Tū Tāngata Research Report for Te Komanawa Rowley School. Unpublished Manuscript: University of Canterbury