Faculty & Industry Learning & Teaching Awards 2001-2005
Faculty L&T Awards 2005
Faculty of ECMS
Peter Ashman, School of Chemical Engineering; Faculty Prize for Excellence in Teaching and Executive Dean’s Award for Excellence in Teaching, Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences.
Ben Cazzolato, School of Mechanical Engineering; Faculty Prize for Excellence in Teaching, Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences.
Mark Jaksa, School of Civil & Environmental Engineering; Faculty Prize for Excellence in Teaching, Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences.
Faculty of the Professions
Anne Arnold, School of Economics; Executive Dean of the Professions Prize for Excellence in Teaching (Undergraduate Teaching), Faculty of the Professions. (new in 2005)
Stephanie Burley, School of Education; Executive Dean of the Professions Prize for Excellence in Teaching (Postgraduate Coursework Teaching), Faculty of the Professions. (new in 2005)
Faculty of Sciences
Dr Amanda Able; Executive Dean’s Prize for Excellence in Teaching, Faculty of Sciences.
Dr Karin Barovich; Executive Dean’s Prize for Excellence in Teaching, Faculty of Sciences.
Dr Greg Metha; Executive Dean’s Prize for Excellence in Teaching (Highly Commended), Faculty of Sciences.
Faculty L&T Awards 2004
Faculty of Sciences
Dr Graham Heinson; Award for Excellence in Teaching, Faculty of Sciences.
Dr Simon Lang; Certificate of Excellence in Teaching, Faculty of Sciences.
Professor David Paton; Certificate of Excellence in Teaching, Faculty of Sciences.
Industry & Professional L&T Awards 2004
Dr Mark Buntine; Centenary of Federation Teaching Award (Tertiary), Royal Australian Chemical Institute.
Dr Mark Buntine; DR Stranks Medal for Chemical Education, South Australian Branch of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute.
Industry & Professional L&T Awards 2003
Associate Professor Geoffrey Crisp; DR Stranks Medal for Chemical Education, South Australian Branch of the Royal Australian Chemical Institute.
Dr Colin Kestell, School of Mechanical Engineering; Mc Graw Hill New Educator Award for Excellence.
Barbara Wake (LTDU), Kristin Munday, Elizabeth Yong, Dorothy Missingham and Karen Adams (School of Mechanical Engineering); Australasian Association for Engineering Education (AAEE) Award for Cultural Change in Engineering Education.
Industry & Professional L&T Awards 2001-2002
2001-2002 Commonwealth of Learning (COL) Award of Excellence for Distance Education Materials; awarded to the University of Technology, Sydney, University of Adelaide, University of Sydney and University of New England (for the Mekong e-Sim Programme – An Internet-mediated role play-simulation). (2001-2002)
Holger Maier (Civil & Environmental Engineering) and Robert McLaughlan (UTS), ASCILITE Award for the Best Web Project (for the Mekong e-Sim). (2001)
The Uniserve Science Teaching Award was awarded to the Mekong e-Sim team of academics led by Dr. Robert McLaughlan from the University of Technology, Sydney. The team members consisted of Philip Hirsch, The University of Sydney; Denise Kirkpatrick, The University of New England; and Holger Maier, The University of Adelaide. (2001)
