2011 Winners Vice Chancellor s Awards for Outstanding Contributions to Teaching & Learning

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1 2011 Winners Vice Chancellor s Awards for Outstanding Contributions to Teaching & Learning Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning Dr Bill Baker Associate Professor Greg Dicinoski Dr Ashley Edwards Dr Colin Jones Dr Roslyn Malley Mr Lindsay Smith Education Chemistry Zoology Management Nursing & Midwifery For sustained commitment to teaching and to learning support that influences, motivates and inspires pre service teachers to use music in primary and early childhood education. Recognising a decade of commitment to the introduction and use of flexible teaching methodologies and improved laboratory student experiences. For approaches to teaching and learning development which motivate and inspire students to learn and enable other teachers to enhance their approaches to learning. For the ongoing development of a truly student centred learning curriculum through which student transformation to the concept of the reasonable adventurer is possible. For development of a pathology curriculum centred on supporting and encouraging engagement to prepare medical students for their later clinical years and their future profession. For development of innovative online learning materials and teaching strategies in health science units that meet student

2 Mr John Vella Dr Emma Warnecke Professor Brian Yates Art Chemistry learning needs, motivate participation and enhance capability outcomes. For the development and implementation of Group Centred Learning strategies across diverse studio contexts. For enthusiastic creation of a teaching and learning environment that inspires and engages medical students and encourages active and deep learning. For inspiring students to learn, assisting colleagues to enhance their teaching and providing national leadership in university science education. Team Institution Title Bluefin Educating Engineers at Sea Associate Professor Giles Thomas Mr Paul Furness Dr Troy Gaston Mr Chris Lambert Mr Peter Schaeffer Mr John Virieux Australian Maritime College For the design and implementation of an innovative multi disciplinary program to foster students complex problem solving skills through practical activities at sea. Awards for Programs that Enhance Learning Name Faculty/Division Title Ms Ingrid Apsitis Faculty of Business Corporate Internship Program Dr Sharon Thomas Dr Gary Williams Dr Natalie Brown Dr Robyn Lines CALT Graduate Certificate in University Learning & Teaching

3 Awards for Teaching Excellence Name Associate Professor Justin Walls Team School School Mathematics Education Group Associate Professor Kim Beswick Associate Professor Rosemary Callingham Dr Tracey Muir Professor Jane Watson Mr David McBain Ms Ros Ashenden Mrs Dianne Ashman Mr Neville Barnard Mr Bruce Duncan Ms Diane Nailon Mrs Nicole Maher Mr Brett Stephenson Education

4 2010 Winners - Vice-Chancellor s Awards for Outstanding Contributions to Teaching & Learning Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning Dr Natalie Brown Dr Derek Choi-Lundberg Ms Maureen Innes Dr Frances Martin CALT Education Psychology For encouraging a focus on student learning through promoting, modelling and working with colleagues to advance scholarship of teaching and learning through a value-adding approach. For the continual development and enthusiastic delivery of diverse, constructively aligned, active learning sessions that motivate students to learn human anatomy in a supportive environment. For unique and engaging teaching and assessment pedagogy, inspiring hundreds of pre-service teachers in art and drama education, and her leadership in the field. For sustained enthusiasm, commitment and passion to student-centred learning of scientific methodology which has inspired students to be excited and passionate about research.

5 Dr Andrew Seen Dr Sharon Thomas Associate Professor Craig Zimitat Chemistry CALT Medical Education Unit For commitment to development and delivery of science programs on the Newnham campus and tailoring course advice and guidance to individual needs. For sustained commitment to inspiring, motivating and challenging students to engage with their teaching and learning through the Graduate Certificate in University Learning & Teaching. Recognising a decade of innovative curriculum development in medical and health science education. Team School Title Arts Flexible Education Ms Beverly Goldfarb Mr Richard Barker Mr Nigel McKinlay Unistart Dr Andrea Adam Ms Cathy Hartigan Mrs Peta Statham Arts CALT For continuing involvement in the design and development of engaging educational scenarios that employ video and online technologies to promote improved flexible learning outcomes. For enhancing the first year experience through the flexible delivery and continued development of a program which nurtures critical thinking and independent study skills in commencing students.

6 Award for Programs that Enhance Learning Mrs Jenny Barr P3 The Patient Partner Program Award for Teaching Excellence Name School Professor Sankar Sinha

7 2009 Winners Vice Chancellor s Awards for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning Dr Christopher Chin Ms Susan Salter National Centre for Maritime Engineering & Hydrodynamics Human Life Sciences Creating innovative methodologies and online resource materials for cross faculty first year Mathematics students that encourage independent learning and improve learning outcomes. Engaging students by challenging them to make connections with their growing knowledge and to do this fearlessly by asking questions for themselves and others. Award for Programs that Enhance Learning Ms Jane Skalicky CALT Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) Program Award for Teaching Excellence Dr Kerry Howells Dr Rick Snell Education Law

8 2008 Winners Vice Chancellor s Awards for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning Mr Patrick Dalton Dr Kerry Howells Dr Angela Martin Plant Science Education Management The continued commitment to student learning through the application of the scientific method to achieve learning outcomes in plant science. For the continual development of unique approaches to reflective practice that have been applied in a range of contexts to greatly enhance learning and teaching. Developing of interpersonal skills and psychological capital in current and future managers through the facilitation of deep learning strategies. Miss Rikki Mawad TUU For commitment to ensuring student centred and well informed contributions in University decision making and for dedication in seeking to enhance the overall student experience at UTAS.

9 Dr Melissa Nursey Bray Ms Kaz Ross Dr Mary Scott Professor Sankar Sinha Mr Rick Snell National Centre for Marine Conservation & Resource Sustainability Asian Languages & Studies Art Law For sustained commitment to developing interdisciplinary student understanding and critical thinking ability in the field of environmental sustainability. For creating an inclusive and stimulating learning environment through innovative and creative strategies which challenge, support and foster student engagement with Asia and increase Asia literacy. For sustained excellence in teaching and for developing and implementing effective and stimulating learning activities for Visual Art and Design students. For developing innovative, student driven learning activities and implementing them in a challenging and supportive environment to prepare compassionate, critical and highly skilled medical practitioners. For commitment and success in influencing, motivating and inspiring students to develop and improve their independent learning.

10 Award for Programs that Enhance Learning Dr Lisa Butler Law International Student Support Program (ISSP) Award for Teaching Excellence Dr Julian Dermoudy Mr John Vella Computing Art