2011 Winners – ALTC Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning

Associate Professor Phillip Bodman, School of Economics
For sustained commitment, excellence and leadership in teaching economics, enabling and inspiring students to achieve outstanding academic and employment outcomes

Associate Professor Matthew Davis, School of mathematics and Physics
For implementing active learning methods that inspire, motivate and engage first year physics students

Mr Alan Duhs, School of Economics
For decades of inspiring students to learn through interactive ‘unsettling’ teaching that illuminates the philosophical roots of economics, and for scholarly leadership in economics education

Associate Professor Cliff Mallett, School of Human Movement Studies
For creating an innovative, student-centred, and authentic online postgraduate program for national and international sport coaches and other sportsleaders

Dr Liza O’Moore, School of Civil Engineering
For enhancing the experience of engineering students in large classes through active engagement, providing effective feedback, and embedding real world engineering into the curriculum

Dr Roslyn Petelin, School of English, Media Studies and Art History
For providing a transformative experience for postgraduate students of writing, editing, and publishing through imaginative and inspirational teaching that allows them to fulfil their potential

Dr Tony Wright, School of Education
For sustained excellence and leadership in science education as a practising scientist who is also a science teacher educator
 

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