PEOPLE - HONOURS AND AWARDS

University Teaching Fellowship Awards 2007

Winners of the 2007 awards have been announced.

Teaching Fellowships are awarded in recognition of outstanding and inspiring contributions to teaching and curriculum innovation and development. The Panel of the Learning and Teaching Committee under the chairmanship of Professor Fothergill has recommended that Teaching Fellowships be awarded to the following for 2007:

Dr Jo Badge, Biological Sciences

For the development of accessible web-based learning resources within the School of Biological Sciences and for leadership in promoting student academic integrity.

Dr Rose Craven-Griffiths, Education

For her inspirational teaching on the Primary PGCE course over many years and her national contribution to teacher development.

Dr Elizabeth Jones, School of Modern Languages

For her innovative work in improving the student learning experience in the context of the changing needs of a diverse student community

Dr Ross Parry, Museum Studies

For his energetic and innovative contribution to understanding and meeting learning needs in the museums and cultural heritage sectors

Dr Tristram Hooley, Student Learning Centre

Dr Clare Madge, Geography

Dr Henrietta O’Connor, Centre for Labour Markey Studies

Dr Jane Wellens, Staff Development Centre

For their outstanding work in developing a new and innovative teaching resource for students and teachers in the field of research methods

Mr Jon Shears and Mr Carl Vivian, Audio-Visual Services

For their internationally recognised expertise in creating educational films and other teaching materials, and for designing and teaching film production modules.