Vice-Chancellor’s Staff Awards

Wednesday, 05 November 2008

Congratulations to ECU staff who have been recognised in the 2008 Vice-Chancellor's Learning and Teaching Award program.

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Professor Arshad Omari presented the awards at a presentation ceremony held on Monday, 3 November. Staff who were successful in the 2008 Australian Learning and Teaching Council Awards were also recognised at the ceremony.

Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Excellence in Teaching

  • Rick Brayford, Faculty of Education and Arts, WAAPA (Early Career Category)
  • Dr Tim McDonald, Faculty of Education and Arts, School of Education
  • Sue Sharp, Faculty of Education and Arts, School of Education
  • Dr Lynnaire Sheridan, Faculty of Business and Law, School of Marketing Tourism and Leisure
  • Dr Anna Targowska, Faculty of Computing, Health and Science, School of Psychology and Social Sciences

Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Programs that Enhance Learning

  • Lisa Paris, Faculty of Education and Arts, School of Education
    Program: The ECU Graduate Mentor Project in Visual Arts Education

Vice-Chancellor's Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning

  • Trevor Cullen, Faculty of Education and Arts, School of Communications and Arts
  • Janet Fellows, Faculty of Education and Arts, School of Education
  • Peter Holland and team, including Jo McManus, John Duff, David Smith and Stephen Gardiner, Faculty of Education and Arts, School of Communications and Arts
  • Associate Professor Adrianne Kinnear, Faculty of Computing, Health and Science, School of Natural Sciences
  • Jenny Lane, Faculty of Education and Arts, School of Education
  • Dr Peter Ling, Faculty of Education and Arts, School of Communications and Arts
  • Dr Mark McMahon, Faculty of Education and Arts, School of Communications and Arts
  • Dr Geoff Swan, Faculty of Computing, Health and Science, School of Engineering, Physics
  • Suzanne Tencer, Faculty of Regional Professional Studies, School of Nursing
  • Dr Mel Ziman, Faculty of Computing, Health and Science, School of Exercise, Biomedical and Health Sciences