This year's Learning Enhancement Awards were held in the Northampton Suite on the 9th May, and recognised those academic and student support staff who students think have made a huge difference to their City experience this year.
This year's Learning Enhancement Awards Ceremony was held in the Northampton Suite on the 9th May, with the Awards given out at a glitzy and lavish celebration of great teaching and student support. Umar Yunas-Chaudhery, The Students' Union's VP Education who compered the event, said:
"The Learning Enhancement Awards is a fantastic opportunity for students to nominate their favourite staff members and Programme Reps who have supported them to enrich student experience. Student experience is important for both the Union and University, as more and more students are not only coming here to study, but to find, join and create communities that fit around their lifestyle, personalities and hobbies. The awards ceremony last night was something special. It was truly an honour to be the host of the awards and I can truthfully say this was one of the highlights of my year as Vice-President (Education). It was wonderful and inspiring to see staff and programme reps enjoying and celebrating their own successes. I would like to thank the students, Programme Reps, University and Union staff for their continued support. Particular thanks go to Pam Parker, Hester Wellings, Laura Dickens and Craig Stewart".
The Learning Enhancement Awards are nominated by students to recognise those academic and student support staff who students think have made a huge difference to their City experience this year. 352 nominations were recieved from students for 198 staff and 17 Programme Reps.
The shortlisted nominees can be found below. The winner of each award appears in bold.
Assessment and Feedback
Dr Ahalya Subramanian (SHS)
Clare Allan (SASS)
Darren Walls (SHS)
David Smith (Cass)
Dr Ian Daniell (Cass)
Jane Horsfall (SHS)
Personal Tutoring
Clare Allan (SASS)
Dr Christopher McDowell (SASS)
Darren Walls (SHS)
Dr Gregory Slabaugh (SMCSE)
Dr Sarah Greenwood (SHS)
Tracy Lindsay (SHS)
Research Supervision
Dr Eamonn McKeown (SHS)
Professor Jason Chuah (SMCSE)
Dr Madeline Cruice (SHS)
Professor Shula Chiat (SHS)
Dr Simone Stumpf (SMCSE)
Professor Victoria Joffe (SHS)
Student Support
Eugenia Xenofontos (Law)
Jazmine Pharr (Law)
Lydia Pell (Counselling)
Michelle Masters (SASS)
Taryn Ferris (Mentoring)
Tony Whiteman (Cass)
Sustained Achievement Award
Sophie Willis
Teaching In Schools Awards
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SASS |
SHS |
SMCSE |
Law School |
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Aneesh Banerjee
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Clare Allan
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Dr Ahalya Subramanian
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Charles Watson
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Elliot Schatzberger
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Professor Cliff Oswick
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Dr Deborah Rafalin
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Dr Emma Fitzpatrick
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Professor Chris Atkin
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Simone Start
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David Smith
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Dr Gemma Collantes-Celador
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Peter Bentley
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Dr Constantino Reyes-Aldasoro |
Snigdha Nag
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Dr Hans Frankort
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Dr Lauren Knott
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Professor Ronald Douglas
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Dr Gregory Slabaugh
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Professor Stuart Sime
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Dr Lorenzo Trapini
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Dr Paul Flaxman
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Dr Sarah Greenwood
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Professor Joseph Wood
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Professor Susan Blake
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Dr Valeriya Vitkova
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Dr Stian Reimers
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Sophie Willis
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Professor Tong Sun
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Veronica Lachkovic
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Programme Representative Awards
Bronze Level Awards were given to the following Programme Reps
Andre Blair, School of Mathematics, Computer Science & Engineering
Bilal Abbas Hussain, School of Arts & Social Sciences
Elisa Hu, Cass Business School
Faris Al-Ahmadi, Cass Business School
Fereshta Qayumi, School of Health Sciences
Ilinca Ioanitescu, Cass Business School
Lindsay Hunt, School of Health Sciences
Manrita Singh, School of Health Sciences
Fereshta Qayumi, School of Health Sciences
Ilinca Ioanitescu, Cass Business School
Lindsay Hunt, School of Health Sciences
Manrita Singh, School of Health Sciences
Silver Level Awards were given to the following Programme Reps
Aditya Vikas, Cass Business School
Faizah Patel, The City Law School
Sebastian Vogt, School of Arts & Social Sciences
Tracey Booth, School of Mathematics, Computer Science & Engineering
Gold Level Awards were given to the following Programme Reps
Aisha Iqbal, School of Health Sciences
Faisal Satti, School of Health Sciences
The Programme Representative of the year award went to:
Faisal Satti, School of Health Sciences