Excellent teaching was celebrated at the University Teaching Prizes ceremony on 5th October. These annual awards recognise the dedication and creativity of staff working to give their students the best possible learning experience at the University.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Dame Julia Goodfellow offered her congratulations to the winners and Deputy Vice-Chancellor Education Professor April McMahon presented the Prizes to:-
Humanities Faculty Teaching Prize
Dr Henrik Schoenefeldt (Kent School of Architecture)
Lawrence Jackson, (School of Arts)
Dr Lavinia Brydon (School of Arts)
Sciences Faculty Teaching Prize
Dr Chris Shepherd (School of Physical Sciences)
Professor John Batchelor, Dr Richard Guest, and Dr Kostas Sirlantzis (School of Engineering and Digital Arts)
Social Sciences Faculty Teaching Prize
Dr Caroline Chatwin, Dr Marian Duggan, Professor Roger Matthews and Dr Camille Stengel (School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research)
Dr Ian Bride (School of Anthropology and Conservation)
Dr Harmonie Toros (School of Politics and International Relations)
Barbara Morris Prize for Learning Support
Jacqui Double, Ben Watson, Will Wollen, Dr. Sophie Quirk, Dr. Freya Vass-Rhee and Dr. Helen Brooks (School of Arts)
Dr Vinita Joseph (School of English)
Dr Kirsty Horsey, Ben Watson, Callum Borg, Katia Neofytou and Jonjo Brady (Kent Law School Skills Hub)
Jude O’Connor, Jo Harvey, Hattie Peacocke and Dr. Paul Hubert (Kent Law School Student Advice Office)