University of Canterbury
The University of Canterbury is New Zealand's second oldest university. It was founded in 1873 as Canterbury College, the first constituent college of the University of New Zealand.
University Of Canterbury People (First 49 people) - Page 2
Chris Booth
New Zealand Sculptor
Catherine Isaac
New Zealand Politician
Nigel Priestley
Joel Hayward
New Zealand-British writer
Joshu Mountjoy
Researcher
Ruth Richardson
Minnesota State Representative
Craig E. Franklin
Experimenter
Lynda Delph
Researcher
Michael P. Collins
Irish novelist
Rebecca Macfie
New Zealand author
Nicola Willis
Deputy leader of the New Zealand National Party
Glenn Wilson
Psychologist
Michael Hurst
Movie director
Colin Slade
New Zealand rugby union player
Peter Mahon
New Zealand judge
Justin Paton
New Zealand author
Heather Morris
American actress
Owen Marshall
New Zealand short story writer
Amanda Billing
New Zealand actress
Colin Lankshear
Author
Elsie Locke
New Zealand writer
Rob Fyfe
New Zealand businessman
Zach Gallagher
Rugby union player
Andrew Tipping
Member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom
Angela Kepler
New Zealand naturalist
Ben Funnell
New Zealand rugby union player
Joanna Braithwaite
New Zealand painter
Phil Price
New Zealand artist
Neil Dawson
New Zealand Sculptor
Clare Bycroft
Researcher
Geoff Alley
New Zealand rugby union player
Martin Donnelly
Race car driver
Daryl Gibson
Coach
Ernst Badian
Austrian professor
Allen Curnow
New Zealand poet
Jeffrey Paparoa Holman
New Zealand poet
Tusiata Avia
New Zealand poet
Wira Gardiner
New Zealand soldier
Michele Bannister
New Zealand astronomer
Craig Edwin Franklin
Researcher
Peter Fineran
Researcher
Daniel Faitaua
New Zealand reporter
Gerard F. Gilmore
Astronomer
Beatrice Tinsley
Astronomer
Maria Grenfell
Musical composer
Fong Chan Onn
Politician
Michele Leggott
New Zealand poet
