CILT are very excited to congratulate our friends and colleagues who were awarded Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence in Teaching and the inaugural Vice-Chancellor’s Innovation in Teaching Awards.
Winners of the 2019 Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence in Teaching (3 awards, $5000 + certificate)
Applicant | College | Citation |
Dr Deb Agnew and Associate Professor Shane Pill | Education, Psychology and Social Work | Sport-based Work Integrated Learning (WIL) developing culturally aware global citizens |
Dr Karen Lower | Medicine and Public Health | For outstanding and sustained leadership through the implementation of Team Based Learning in the Medical Degree, resulting in advancing the outcomes of medical graduates, including development of self-regulated learning and evidence-based application of fundamental science to complex clinical scenarios |
Dr Masha Smallhorn | Science and Engineering | For innovation in delivery of core biology topics which promote engagement, support student transition, ignite a passion for learning and improve overall student learning outcomes |
Winners of the 2019 Vice Chancellor’s Innovation in Teaching Awards (6 awards, $2000 + certificate)
Applicant | College | Summary |
Dr Tom Young | Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences | An innovative approach to teaching feature film and TV production in honours |
Dr Matt Hawkins | Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences | New Voices: a series of theatrical performances, written and directed by Screen and Media students to test out film and television ideas before a real audience |
Liz McNeill
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Nursing and Health Sciences | Serious playing, fun learning with Lego |
Dr Dylan Irvine | Science and Engineering | Using word clouds to highlight learning in the blended classroom |
Associate Professor David Bright and Dr Russell Brewer | Business, Government and Law | Maximising student engagement with flexible topic delivery: A perspective from the Flinders University criminology program |
Dr Rodrigo Praino | Business, Government and Law | For designing, developing, and delivering a topic that showcases international leadership in education innovation, successfully uses advanced learning technologies, and achieves high student satisfaction as measured through learning analytics |
Each recipient was presented with a certificate by the Vice-Chancellor at an awards ceremony held on Friday 15 February.
Congratulations!