Winners of the 2009 Vice-Chancellor's Awards for Learning and Teaching
Students at ECU Joondalup
Congratulations to the winners of the 2009 Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Learning and Teaching.
The winners were chosen for their demonstrated expertise, commitment and passion for learning and teaching.
These awards encourage and recognise excellence and achievement in all forms of teaching, as well as innovations, initiatives and services that contribute in diverse ways to student learning.
2009 Vice-Chancellor’s Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning
Dan Archibald, David Howard, Julia Gross, Lyn Leslie and Agnes Noronha from the Library Services Centre
For a sustained contribution to the improvement of teaching and learning through the provision of innovative and effective learning spaces and library services
Dr Paul Chang, School of Psychology and Social Science
For the implementation of learning and teaching approaches that improve student outcomes and retention
Ms Kayt Davies, School of Communications and Arts
For developing an award-winning learning approach to teach newsroom competencies and to showcase student work
Mr Robert Holt, Faculty of Regional and Professional Studies
For the administration and implementation of a relevant and stimulating curriculum that promotes critical thinking and independent learning
Dr Greg Maguire, Faculties of Business and Law and Computing, Health and Science
For the development of an innovative and effective approach to developing students’ writing skills and capabilities
Ms Diane Slade, School of Communications and Arts
For pioneering an effective learning support approach based on international communication industry principles
Dr Sandra Wooltorton, Faculty of Regional and Professional Studies
For making consistent progress over ten years in the refining of a teaching/learning approach with strategies and learning sequences that lead to deep learning
2009 Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching
Dr Hadrian Djajadikerta, School of Accounting, Finance and Economics
Ms Sophie Kennedy, Business and Law, Dean’s Office
Dr Jenny Lane, School of Education
Associate Professor Paul Maj, School of Computer and Information Science
Dr Maryam Omari, School of Management
Ms Pamela Weatherill, School of Psychology and Social Science
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