Outstanding Lecturers
- The Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC) has awarded six University of Adelaide staff in the 2010 Citations for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning, worth $10,000 each.
- The Australian Learning and Teaching Council awarded four individuals and two teams from the University of Adelaide in the 2009 Citations for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning, worth $10,000 each.
- The ALTC awarded eight University of Adelaide staff in the 2008 Citations for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning, worth $10,000 each.
- The ALTC awarded seven individuals and one team led by University of Adelaide staff in the 2007 Citations for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning, worth $10,000 each.
- This achievement follows the seven University of Adelaide teaching staff who were awarded by the ALTC in the 2006 Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning.
Featured Profiles
Associate Professor Elizabeth Koch OAM
Associate Professor Koch, Head of Woodwind Studies and Performance at the Elder Conservatorium of Music, has been named the most outstanding university teacher in South Australia in 2010 by the ALTC. She was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in 2006 for service to music education as a teacher of flute and as a mentor to young musicians. Ms Koch was awarded in the 2007 Citations for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning by the ALTC. The accomplished flautist joined the University's academic staff in 2002, after 27 years as a member of the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra.
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Professor Geoffrey Crisp
Professor Crisp, from the Centre for Learning & Professional Development, was honoured as a 2009 ALTC National Teaching Fellow. In 2006 he was presented with a prestigious ALTC Associate Fellowship for excellence in learning and teaching - the only ALTC Fellowship in 2006 for South Australia and one of eight Associate Fellowships awarded nationally. Dr Crisp used his 12-month Fellowship to research and develop online assessment for university students, and promote his findings to universities across Australia.
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Professor Holger Maier
Professor Maier, from the School of Civil, Environmental & Mining Engineering, was presented with a $25,000 Australian University Award for Teaching Excellence in 2006 by the ALTC for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education. Professor Maier is internationally renowned for his research into sustainable water resources and infrastructure management. He has been able to integrate his research and professional knowledge into his teaching and has been a pioneer in developing a number of innovative approaches to teaching, including online role-play simulations and other active learning methods for developing technical and generic graduate attributes.
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Associate Professor Mark Jaksa
Associate Professor Jaksa, from the School of Civil, Environmental & Mining Engineering, was presented the Vice-Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Learning and Teaching during December 2005 graduations. Associate Professor Jaksa is a Senior Lecturer and expert in geotechnical engineering. After studying at Adelaide in the late 1970s and early 1980s he worked in two consulting engineering practices. In 1988 he returned to the University to obtain his PhD and started his career in teaching, and has been at the University of Adelaide for more than 20 years.
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