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The Students̵ Awards 2011
The Students Union held its first Students Awards Nig t on Wednesday, 23rd March. Taking place in the Great Hall, the event brought together students and staff from across the University.
The awards celebrated the work university and union staff has carried out together throughout the year as well as teaching.
The Awards ceremony was organised by the current Academic Affairs Officer Mateusz ‘Matt’ Wysocki.
The night was deemed a huge success by both students and staff in attendance, complete with glamorous, custom designed awards for the winners.
The ceremony was presented by Phil Lickley, the Student’s Union Media and Marketing Coordinator. Who made no effort to hold back on many brave yet cheesy jokes. There should have been an award for the jokes themselves.
Awards were also presented to lecturers for outstanding teaching excellence. Lectures were nominated by students. The winners were decided through a committee.
Live music was also provided by a student band, with l= ead vocalist Anis. Technical support was provided by Gareth Jones, TSA, and Rachelle Hunt, Media and Ents Officers Elect.
Munaza Kulsoom
(The Bradford Student Newspaper)
Nominees for the Teaching Excellence Awards 2011:
|
Name |
Module |
School |
|
Ms Caroline O’Brien |
Management of people with cardiovascular respiratory conditions |
Health Studies |
|
Dr Eleanor Bryant |
Research methods in Psychology; Psychology of Health Eating |
SSIS |
|
Dr Mike Harte |
Human Body in Health and Disease |
Life Sciences |
|
Dr Anna Zueva-Owens |
International Business Environment |
Management |
|
Dr Nancy Harding |
Management context |
Management |
|
Mr Lawrence Daniels |
Clinical Skills |
Life Sciences |
|
Dr Liz Carpenter |
Renal System + other modules [two nomination forms submit ted] |
Life Sciences |
|
Dr Roger Phillips |
MSc Cancer Pharmacology Course Tutor |
Life Sciences |
|
Dr Alex Gibson |
Neolithic and Bronze Age Britain / Placements |
Life Sciences |
|
Prof. Alastair Wood |
Design optimisation |
EDT |
|
Dr Jeremy Ross |
Microbiology/ Medical microbiology |
Life Sciences |
|
Ms Kaye Elling |
Individual Specialization and Course Tutor for Games students |
SCIM |
|
Dr Freidel Weinert |
Copernicus, Darwin and Freud |
SSIS |
Awarded the Teaching Excellence Awards:
Dr Carline O’Brien for the Management of people with cardiovascular respiratory conditions module, School of Health Studies.
Dr Liz Carpenter for the Renal System and other modules, School of Life Sciences.
Dr Alex Gibson for Neolithic and Bronze Age Britain module and placements, School of Life Sciences.
Awarded the UBU Partnership Awards /p>
Graham Hill, Chair of UBU Shadow Trustee Board
Prof. Mark Cleary, Vice-Chancellor and Principal
Alison Carass, Academic Development Unit, and Amanda Hughes, Offices of the Vice-Chancellor
Sara Marsh, Director of Student Support Services, and Priscilla Preston, Head of Library Customer Services
Sue Baker, International Students Advisor
Becka Colley, Dean of Students
The awarded lecturers were:
· Dr Carline O’Brien for the Management of people with cardiovascular respiratory conditions module, School of Health Studies.
· Dr Liz Carpenter for the Renal System and other modules, School of Life Sciences.
· Dr Alex Gibson for Neolithic and Bronze Age Britain module and placements, School of Life Sciences.
Students were asked to comment on 6 categories:
· Helping you learn
· Making the subject relevant and interesting
· Assessment
· Feedback
· Availability and support
· Using technology
The Awards Ceremony took place on Wednesday, 23rd March in the Great Hall, bringing together students and staff from across the University.
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