Good Practice Blog

And now we finish the series on the 2008/2009 Senate winners with Cristina Cerulli and Stephen Beck. Both are known for their positive influence and impact on students, through their interaction and social enterprise activities.
Dr Cristina Cerulli
(School of Architecture, Faculty of Social Sciences)
A winner of the Rising Stars, Cristina Cerulli is noted favourably for her [...]

Much has been said about making the best out of the university experience. These next two individuals were seen to exemplify that by the Award Committee. Winners of the Senate Award 2008/2009, Garrett Brown and Adrian Eley have been noted for their commitment to enhancing their students’ learning experiences.
Dr Garrett Brown
(Department of Politics, Faculty of [...]

We now move on with our next three 2008/2009 Senate winners. Winners of the Excellence in Collaboration category, Eugenia Cheng and Simon Willerton have been recognised for their imaginative teaching methods. Similarly, Anthony Rossiter has been recognised for his enthusiasm and for his innovations in teaching.
Dr Eugenia Cheng & Dr Simon Willerton
(School of Mathematics [...]

As they say, it takes two to tango. Winners of this year’s 08/09 Senate awards for Collaboration - Dr Lili Chen and Dr Sarah Dauncey - exemplifies exactly that.
Dr Lili Chen & Dr Sarah Dauncey
(Confucius Institute and School of East Asian Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences)

Winners of the Excellence in Collaboration category of the [...]

Our next two 08/09 Senate winners are Robert McKay and James Shaw. Both Rising Stars winners of the award, they have been recognised for their passion in their respective fields and their engagement in improving teaching methods and receiving feedback from students.
Robert McKay
(School of English Literature, Languages & Linguistics, Faculty of Arts & Humanities)
Commended for [...]