Tracy Perry
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Summary
Tracy Perry is a human[1]. She worked as a researcher[2] and dietitian[3].
Key Facts
- Tracy Perry is identified as part of the Ngāti Wairere ethnic group[4].
- Tracy Perry is identified as part of the Ngāti Porou ethnic group[5].
- Tracy Perry's professions included researcher[2].
- Tracy Perry's professions included dietitian[3].
- Tracy Perry held the position of associate professor[6].
- Tracy Perry was employed by University of Otago[7].
- A notable student of Tracy Perry was Lisa Daniels[8].
- A notable student of Tracy Perry was Michelle Jospe[9].
- A notable student of Tracy Perry was Katherine L. Schofield[10].
- A notable student of Tracy Perry was Caitlin I Donaldson[11].
- Tracy Perry is recorded as female[12].
- Tracy Perry's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Tracy Perry supervised Meredith Peddie as a doctoral student[14].
- Tracy Perry supervised Anna Chu as a doctoral student[15].
- Tracy Perry supervised Evelyn Mete as a doctoral student[16].
- Tracy Perry supervised Caleb Robinson as a doctoral student[17].
- Tracy Perry's family name is recorded as Perry[18].
- Tracy Perry's given name is recorded as Tracy[19].
- Tracy Perry's given name is recorded as Q19803509[20].
- Tracy Perry's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as NZThesisProject[21].
- Tracy Perry's Academia.edu profile URL is recorded as https://independent.academia.edu/TracyPerry15[22].
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Origins and Family
Ethnic identities include Ngāti Wairere[4] and Ngāti Porou[5], an iwi[23], in New Zealand[24].
Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include researcher[2] and dietitian[3]. Tracy Perry was employed by University of Otago[7]. She held the position of associate professor[6]. Notable students include Lisa Daniels[8], a researcher[25]; Michelle Jospe[9], a researcher[26]; Katherine L. Schofield[10], a researcher[27]; and Caitlin I Donaldson[11], a researcher[28]. Doctoral students include Meredith Peddie[14], a researcher[29], awarded the Early Career Award for Distinction in Research[30]; Anna Chu[15], a nutritionist[31]; Evelyn Mete[16], a researcher[32]; and Caleb Robinson[17], a researcher[33].