Dr Chinh Nguyen
Academic Programs Support Officer
Dr Chinh Nguyen is Academic Programs Support Officer at the LH Martin Institute. Chinh’s doctoral research focused on the discursive and electronic construction of Australian universities and international students’ perceptions of university websites.
Prior to joining the LH Martin Institute, Chinh was Tutor & Grader of various management and marketing subjects - both undergraduate and postgraduate - at the Department of Management and Marketing, Faculty of Business & Economics, University of Melbourne.
Chinh's research interests focus on organisational discourse, discursive identity, strategy and change.
E: chinhn@unimelb.edu.au
T: +61 3 8344 3158
Selected Publications
Refereed Conference Paper
Nguyen, C., Phillips, T., & Geodegebuure, L. (2012). The use of wiki based virtual teams and student learning outcomes. Paper presented at the Business Education in the 21st century, Faculty of Business and Economics, the University of Melbourne.
Refereed Conference Paper
Nguyen, C 2008, The discursive and electronic construction of Australian universities and international students on university websites, presented at the Web 2.0 Studies: Critical Internet Theory and Research Methodologies Workshop, The University of Melbourne.
Refereed Conference Paper
Nguyen, C 2007, From place to place through space: The discursive electronic construction of identities of international students and Australian higher education on http://www.studyinaustralia.gov.au: Asian international students’ perspectives, presented at the Australian International Education Conference, Melbourne.
Refereed Conference Paper
Nguyen, C 2007, The discursive electronic self, thirdspace, and marketing Australian higher education online', presented at the Intercultural World: Theoretical Approaches, Interdisciplinary Perspectives Conference, Monash University, Melbourne.
Research Report
Nguyen, C & Kampf, C 2006. Reach, reification and identity (re)construction on the Web: A situated perspective on global communication processes, Internet Research 7.0: Internet Convergences, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
