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2007 Winner - Pearson Education and Australian Psychological Society Psychology Early Career Teaching Award
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Dr David Neumann - School of Psychology, Griffith University
Pearson Education Australia is pleased to announce that the winner of its Psychology Early Career Teaching Award for 2007 is Dr David Neumann from the School of Psychology at Griffith University. David will be presented with a prize of $3,000 and a plaque during the 2008 APS Conference in Hobart, Tasmania on the 23 – 27th September 2008.
This award, aimed at encouraging and recognising innovative teaching practices in Psychology, recognises outstanding contributions to teaching in terms of:
- Interest and enthusiasm for teaching
- Promoting student learning
- Imaginative presentation of course material
- Command of the subject matter
- Participation in professional activities and research relating to teaching
Previous Winners
2002 Dr Julie Hansen (QUT)
2003 Dr Emma Little (RMIT)
2004 Dr Lorelle Burton (USQ)
2005 Dr Nadine Pelling (Uni SA)
2006 Dr Terry Bowles (ACU)
The Pearson Education Australia and APS Psychology Early Career Teaching Award will be offered again in 2009. For more information, please contact:
Mail
Pauline Stewart
Marketing Manager
Pearson Education Australia
Level 3, Unit 4, 14 Aquatic Drive
Frenchs Forest, NSW 2086
Email:
pauline.stewart@pearsoned.com.au
Phone: (07) 3016 7317
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