2021 AAUT Video Series
2 June, 2021
One of the recommendations from assessors each year is for nominees to seek information from past recipients to improve their own application. We have interviewed past recipients and captured their advice. You can hear from the past Early Career and Neville Bonner award recipients at these links.
- 2018 Early Career Teaching Award Recipient – Associate Professor Christian Moro Read the Transcript
- 2019 Early Career Teaching Award Recipient – Dr Demelze Ireland Read the Transcript
- 2018 Neville Bonner Award Recipient – Professor Susan Page Read the Transcript
2021 AAUT Briefing Sessions
27 May, 2021
From May to July, we are delivering a series of online briefing sessions to create awareness of the awards as well as to support potential applicants. These sessions provide valuable information and sharing of insights from previous award recipients as well as from those who assess the awards.
We encourage all nominees applying for a Citation, Teaching Award or Program Award to attend the session briefings that are a best fit for their own application, regardless of discipline. They are a unique source of information and will help applicants craft a concise and focused submission. For more information click here.
Watch Briefing Session Recordings at AAUT Channel.
The Australian Article on the 19th May
19 May, 2021
As reported in The Australian on the 19th May, Universities Australia (UA) deputy vice-chancellors (academic) committee chairman David Sadler, who is also DVC (education) at the University of Western Australia, is committed to finding a way of continuing these awards. Professor Angela Carbone, AAUT Awards Director, views that this is not a good decision and gives the perception that the Australian government doesn’t really value excellent teaching or the quality of education we give our students, or doesn’t value innovations in the higher education landscape.
