Student Teaching Awards 2016
Published: 22 March 2016
Fifteen University teachers were honoured at this year's SRC Student Teaching Awards last Friday evening. The full list of nominations and winners here.
Every year the Student’s Representative Council hosts the Student Teaching Awards (aka the STAs), a fantastic chance for the student community to recognise the outstanding work of those members of staff who have gone above and beyond to make the student experience at the UofG the best it can possibly be!
There were fifteen categories this year and the awards were announced and presented on Friday evening (18 March). Acknowledgements to the SRC.
Winners & Nominations
Best Advisor of Studies: Winner: Judith Stevenson Nominated: Ann Gow, Costas Panayotakis & Mike Rapport |
Best Class Representative: Winner: Kelly McComb Nominated: Catriona Watson, Jess MacSweeney & Yiannakis Kanakis |
Best Dissertation Supervisor: Winner: Eamon McCarthy Nominated: Deborah Dewar, Iain Banks & Matt Dawson |
Best Feedback: Winner: Stephen Greer Nominated: Andrew Wilson, David Morrison-Love & Michelle Welsh |
Best Postgraduate who Tutors: Winner: Henna Karhapaa Nominated: Andrei Catalin Cornescu, Ian Paterson & Robert Dewar |
Best Research Supervisor: Winner: Wendy Anderson Nominated: Andrea Sherriff, Heather Woods & Mathis Riehle |
Best Support Staff: Winner: Shazia Ahmed Nominated: Ellen Gallagher, Jean Jackson & Thomas Donnelly |
Best Teacher in Arts: Winner: Michael Bachmann Nominated: Alan Wilson, Carl Lavery & Henriette van der Blom |
Best Teacher in MVLS: Winner: Catherine Kellett Nominated: Genevieve Stapleton, Helen Gadegaard & Ziad Al-Ani |
Best Teacher in Science & Engineering: Winner: David Brown Nominated: Aidan Robson, Christoph Englert & Matteo Ceriotti |
Best Teacher in Social Sciences: Winner: Alexander Whitelaw Nominated: Adina Dudau, Herve Moulin & Ray Stokes |
Focus on Employability & Entrepreneurship: Winner: Ian Bushnell Nominated: Allison Orr, Gordon Curry & William McGuire |
Focus on International Opportunities: Winner: Naomi Head Nominated: Rebecca Kay |
Most Innovative Teaching: Winner: Susan Deeley Nominated: Dale Barr, Quintin Cutts & Susan Turnbull |
Outstanding Contribution to Teaching: Winner: Dougal Campbell Nominated: Bob Hill, Edward Tobias & Konstantinos Angelopoulos |
First published: 22 March 2016
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