The School of Nursing and Midwifery hosts a prize-giving ceremony each year to recognise outstanding academic and clinical performance by students.
Our prize-giving ceremony would not take place if it were not for the support of our kind donors. We recognise our donors in the following ways.
If you would like to donate a prize, please contact us for further information.
To recognise contribution to the University life of a fellow Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student enrolled in a course leading to clinical practice.
Recognising academic excellence in Postgraduate studies, Master of Nursing.
Recognising academic excellence in Mental Health theory for the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) or, Bachelor of Science (Nursing)/Bachelor of Science (Midwifery) or Master of Nursing (Graduate Entry) student, completing the unit in the year of the award.
Recognising excellence in Evidence Based Practice in Healthcare for the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) or, Bachelor of Science (Nursing)/Bachelor of Science (Midwifery) student completing the unit in second semester, in the year of the award.
Recognising excellence in Evidence Based Practice in Healthcare for the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) or, Bachelor of Science (Nursing)/Bachelor of Science (Midwifery) student completing the unit mid-year in the year of the award.
Recognises excellence in Clinical Science for the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) or, Bachelor of Science (Nursing)/Bachelor of Science (Midwifery) student completing the unit in the year of the award.
Recognising academic excellence in Professional Portfolio for the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) or, Bachelor of Science (Nursing)/Bachelor of Science (Midwifery) student completing the unit in the year of the award.
Recognising positive mentoring and leadership skills for the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) or, Bachelor of Science (Nursing)/Bachelor of Science (Midwifery) student, nominated by mentees and academic mentoring staff in the year of the award.
Recognising excellence in consistent high quality care as evidenced in stage 2 Clinical Practice to the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) student, completing the unit in the year of the award. In memory of Sue Woodroff - Sue was the inaugural Lab Manager from 1986 when Nursing first came to ECU starting on the Nedlands Campus.
Recognising academic excellence in the overall course weighted average mark for the Graduate Certificate in Children & Young People Nursing to the eligible graduating student in the year of the award. In memory of Doreen Collyer - Doreen was an exceptional teacher, exemplary nurse and revered colleague. She was a dedicated and passionate children’s nurse, whose career was devoted to improving the well-being of children and young people.
Recognising excellence in stage 4 Clinical Practice for the Bachelor of Science (Nursing) student completing the unit in the year of the award. In memory of Maxine Serrell - Maxine was a Clinical Nurse Specialist working in Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital and then at ECU from 1994 until her passing in 2004.
(In memory of Jean Beadle and Mary Carson) – recognising excellence in Midwifery Clinical Practice for a Master of Midwifery Practice graduating student, completing concurrent employment with KEMH in the year of the award.
Recognising excellence in Mental Health Clinical Practice for the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) or, Bachelor of Science (Nursing)/Bachelor of Science (Midwifery) or Master of Nursing (Graduate Entry) student, completing the unit in the year of the award.
Recognising academic excellence in Primary Health Care for the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) student completing the unit in the year of the award.
Recognising academic excellence in Older Adult Health for the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) student completing the unit in the year of the award.
Recognising excellence in stage 6 Clinical Practice for the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) or, Bachelor of Science (Nursing)/Bachelor of Science (Midwifery) student completing the unit in the year of the award.
Recognising excellence in the Midwifery Portfolio assignment for the eligible Bachelor of Science (Midwifery) student who has completed the unit in the year of the award.
Recognising excellence in stage 3 Clinical Practice for the Bachelor of Science (Nursing) student completing the unit in the year of the award.
Recognising academic excellence in overall course weighted average mark to the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) graduating student in the year of the award.
Recognising excellence in the clinical practice component of Bachelor of Science (Nursing) for graduating students in the year of the award and as assessed by a panel of Clinical Supervisors, Program Supervisor and Workplace Learning Coordinator.
Recognising exemplary practice in the care of the elderly for Bachelor of Science (Nursing) eligible students completing the unit in the year of the award and as assessed by a panel of Clinical Supervisors, Program Supervisor and Workplace Learning Coordinator.
Recognising academic excellence in overall course weighted average mark to the eligible Bachelor of Science (Nursing) graduating student in the year of the award.