Science Teaching Award

Pearson Education UniServe Science Teaching Award

Past Winners

Winners of the 2007 Award Ian Menz and Karen Burke da Silva Flinders University Helen Black, Pearson Education Australia David Wood (absent) The development of model of teaching focused on engagement and retention in large first year science courses
	Winners of the 2006 Award Cheanne Yu, Pearson Education Australia Federico Costa, Gerard Marcus and Mark Krockenberger The University of Sydney Bob Hewitt, UniServe Science Katrina Bosward (absent) Integrated Case-based Applied Pathology (ICAP): a model for learning and teaching of Veterinary Pathology
Winners of the 2005 Award Dr Raoul Mulder and Dr Mark Elgar The University of Melbourne and Declan Brady, Optima Global Solutions APRES: electronically managed student feedback via peer review
	Winner of the 2003 Award Laurette Batmanian The University of Sydney A novel, online, interactive, problem-based approach to learning oncology
Winners of the 2002 Award Noel Meyers (pictured), Duncan Nulty, Bernard Cooke and John Rigby, Queensland University of Technology Developing a learning environment that encourages deep learning outcomes
	Winners of the 2001 Award Denise Kirkpatrick, The University of New England Robert McLaughlan, University of Technology, Sydney Philip Hirsch, The University of Sydney and Holger Maier (absent), University of Adelaide Developing scholarship through collaboration in an online roleplay-simulation: Mekong eSim, a case study
Winner of the 2000 Award Robert Davidson Charles Sturt University Evaluation of MRI Concepts as a teaching and learning resource

© 1997 - 2008 UniServe Connections

Page Maintained By: BioSciCH@mail.usyd.edu.au
Last Update: Thursday, 16-Oct-2008 10:11:30 EST
URL: http://science.uniserve.edu.au/about/award/past.html