Dr Joey Domdom

Dr Domdom's current research is looking at the experiences of immigrant care givers in New Zealand. He teaches on the Master of Professional Practice programme of Whitireia and WelTec.

Academic qualifications

2010 Graduate Diploma in Information Assurance and Security, Information Technology, Wellington Institute of Technology

2006 Doctor of Philosophy in Education, Education, Adamson University

2002 Master of Arts in Theology/Dogmatic and Religious Studies, Theology, Adamson University

2002 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, Adamson University

1989 Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Adamson University

Professional positions held

2016 – Present Academic Staff Member, Wellington Institute of Technology

2015 – 2016 Customer Service Coordinator & Campus Planner, W2 Shared Services

2007 – 2015 Facilities Coordinator, Wellington Institute of Technology

2005 - 2007 Director, Physical Facilities Office, Adamson University

2002 – 2005 Teacher, College of Liberal Arts and Institute for Religious Education, Adamson University

1994 – 2001 Teacher, St Vincent College, Quezon City

Present research/professional speciality

Principal researcher on the lived experiences of Filipino caregivers in Kāpiti Coast, New Zealand

Collaborative research on teaching and learning research methods with Dr Ben Daniel, Otago University

Associate researcher on an evaluative study of the Master for Professional Practice Programme, WelTec-Whitireia

Conducted qualitative research in education and community development

Mentored students on different research methodologies and on doing research proposals

Facilitated various research courses including research methods, research project and evidence-based practice.

Domdom, J. (2017). Opportunities for inter-disciplinary post-graduate student research collaboration across WelTec & Whitireia. Presented at Teaching and Learning Forum, WelTec, Petone.

Peer review: Abstract submissions for WelTec Whitireia Research Symposium 2016