RECTOR’S AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING
Awards for Excellence in Teaching are presented annually to members of academic staff judged to have been most outstanding in the quality, organisation and presentation of their teaching. Of the award winners up to four may be selected to receive a Rector’s Medal for Outstanding Contribution to Teaching Excellence. One of the Medals may carry the title of Medal for Outstanding Innovation in Teaching.
Awards for Excellence in Teaching are conferred on the following staff for 2011:
- Professor Alan Armstrong – Chemistry
- Mr Greg Artus – Humanities
- Professor Donald Craig – Chemistry
- Dr Robert Davies – Chemistry
- Dr Gary Hampson – Earth Science and Engineering
- Dr Stuart Haslam – Life Sciences
- Dr Patricia Hunt – Chemistry
- Mr Zen Makuch – CEP
- Dr Dan Moore – Mathematics
- Dr Kevin Murphy – Medicine
- Dr Richard Murphy – Life Sciences
- Dr Alessandra Russo – Computing
- Dr Jane Saffell – Life Sciences
- Dr Sandra Shefelbine – Bioengineering
- Dr Colin Turnbull – Life Sciences
- Professor Andrew Walden – Mathematics
- Professor Helen Ward – Public Health
Rector’s Medals for Outstanding Contribution to Teaching Excellence are awarded to the following staff:
- Mr Zen Makuch – CEP
- Dr Sandra Shefelbine – Bioengineering
The Rector’s Medal for Outstanding Innovation in Teaching is awarded to:
- Dr Jane Saffell – Life Sciences
RECTOR’S AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH SUPERVISION
The Rector’s Awards for Excellence in Research Supervision recognise staff who have made exceptional contributions in providing a supportive learning environment for postgraduate research students. Of the award winners up to two may be selected to receive the Rector’s Medal for Excellence in Research Supervision.
Rector’s Awards for Excellence in Research Supervision and Rector’s Medals for Excellence in Research Supervision are conferred on the following staff for 2011:
- Professor Anthony Bull – Bioengineering
- Professor Andrew Bush – NHLI
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