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Dr. Henk Huijser BA Hons, PhD (Screen & Media Studies) Before moving to USQ, Henk taught at QUT, The University of Auckland and The University of Waikato. He is currently a Lecturer in Learning Enhancement (Communication) in the Learning and Teaching Support Unit (LTSU).

Henk’s research interests include multiculturalism, educational applications of new media, cosmopolitanism, race & ethnicity, Indigeneity, nationhood and national identity, reality TV, and national cinemas.

Henk has published in The International Journal of Diversity (www.diversity-journal.com), M/C Journal (http://www.media-culture.org.au/), Australian Mosaic, and Continuum. Most recently, he co-edited the ‘transmit’ issue of M/C Journal (http://journal.media-culture.org.au/0603/). Current research includes an article called ‘Australian Idol versus Cronulla: Whither the Postcolonising Nation?’ for The New Zealand Journal of Media Studies, and a project entitled ‘The Post-Mabo Generation: Indigenous Cultural Landscapes and Identity’.

 Henk is also working on two education related research projects: ‘Uses, Applications and Future Directions of ALSOnline: Developing a Pedagogically Sound Framework’ and ‘Creating Foundations for Success beyond the First Year Experience: A Pilot Program of Learner-Centred Tutorials’. His USQ web address is: http://edit.usq.edu.au/users/huijser/Henk%20Huijser.htm