Job Title:Assistant Director of Learning and Teaching
Institution: University of Hertfordshire
Year: 2006
National Teaching Fellow 2006
Job Title:Reader in Gardens and Designed Landscapes
Institution:
Year: 2006
National Teaching Fellow 2006
Job Title:Convenor for Postgraduate Studies & Head of Staff Research
Institution: Brunel University London
Year: 2006
National Teaching Fellow 2006
Job Title:Emeritus Professor of Geography
Institution: University of Manchester
Year: 2006
National Teaching Fellow 2006
Job Title:Head of Academic Staff Development
Institution: University of Bath
Year: 2006
National Teaching Fellow 2006
Institution at the time of Award: Plymouth University. Dr Helen King is currently Head of Academic Staff Development at the University of Bath where she leads a team supporting both teaching and researcher development. Her particular interests lie in linking teaching and research through professional development, and Disciplinary Thinking (ways of thinking and practising in the disciplines). The majority of Helen's career to date has been working on a UK-wide scale to support academic development in the disciplines.
Job Title:PhD/postdoc Career Consultant
Institution:
Year: 2006
National Teaching Fellow 2006
Institution at the time of award: University of Sussex. Catherine Reynolds is a PhD/postdoctoral Career Consultant at the London School of Economics. At the time of her award in 2006, she was a Career Development Adviser in the Career Development and Employment Centre (CDEC) at the University of Sussex. She is well respected as a careers educator within the University and the higher education careers profession nationally. She has been teaching since 1986 in a number of settings including adult education and secondary schools.
Job Title:Professor of Visualization
Institution:
Year: 2005
National Teaching Fellow 2005
Job Title:Professor and Chair of the School of Computing and Information Systems
Institution:
Year: 2005
National Teaching Fellow 2005
Job Title:Senior Lecturer in Education
Institution: University of Sussex
Year: 2005
National Teaching Fellow 2005
Following 18 years' teaching in secondary education, Duncan Mackrill became PGCE Music Curriculum Tutor at the University of Sussex. He achieved a University Teaching Award in 2004 for his work in music education after only five years' teaching part time in HE, followed by the National Teaching Fellowship in 2005. He is now a Senior Lecturer in Education and the PGCE Convenor at Sussex.
Job Title:Project Director
Institution: University of Leeds
Year: 2005
National Teaching Fellow 2005
Job Title:Head of International Programmes
Institution: University of Central Lancashire
Year: 2005
National Teaching Fellow 2005
Job Title:Associate Professor in Medical Education
Institution: University of Exeter
Year: 2005
National Teaching Fellow 2005My background is as a Clinical Scientist working for the Public Health Laboratory Service, initially in a prestigious three year Grade A Clinical Scientist training post in microbiology. The broad training covered diagnostic, epidemiology and research methodology skills and experience, plus formal study towards an MSc Clinical Microbiology at the Royal London Hospital (awarded 1997). On completion of my training, I took on a three year Clinical Scientist research post, resulting in the award of a PhD by the University of Exeter in 2001 and then moved to a Grade B Clinical Scientist post based at the University of Bristol before joining the Peninsula Medical School in July 2002.
