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The Vice Chanellor's Awards for Programmes that Enhance the Student Experience 2006
Students 'At Risk' Program
Awarded to
- Mr Florian Aubke (Faculty of Business and Law)
- Mr Wayne Binney (Faculty of Business and Law)
- Ms Fiona Henderson (Teaching and Learning Support)
Students ‘At Risk’ Program. Wayne, Florian and Fiona have made a notable contribution to the identification of students at risk of poor performance in the early stages of a Marketing subject and then responded with specific skill development assistance. Through the development of a ‘management model’ this project is an integral part of an on-going improvement in teaching methods and student-centred learning strategies utilised within the School.
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Peer Mentoring at VU
Awarded to
- Dr Gillian Best (Teaching and Learning Support)
- Dr Darko Hajzler (Student Services)
Peer Mentoring at VU: Enhancing the Academic and Social Experiences of Students 2002-2006. Darko and Gill have made a notable contribution to student transition at VU through the development of three distinct peer mentoring models. These developments mean that VU currently has onshore, offshore and cross-sectoral peer mentoring programs to support students in their academic and social transition to University. |
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The Ties That Bind: Academic, Language and Discipline Skills Unite
Awarded to
- Ms Fiona Henderson (Teaching and Learning Support)
- Mr Alan McWilliams (Faculty of Business and Law)
The Ties That Bind: Academic, Language and Discipline Skills Unite. Through a range of collaborative approaches, Fiona and Alan have made a notable contribution to enriching the student’s experience. Their program brings together discipline, technical, offshore and academic language and learning support staff to continuously develop and refine the compulsory first-year undergraduate subject ‘Management and Organisation Behaviour’.
This model demonstrates the way in which academic skills and content can be developed together within curriculum to enhance student learning.
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