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News 2017
SEFS Outstanding Teaching Staff Awards 2017
The annual student-nominated Overall Winner and Runners-Up of the College of SEFS Teaching Staff Awards were presented with the SEFS Certificates for Teaching Awards 2017.
The 2016/17 Outstanding Lecturer was Dr. Stuart Collins, School of Chemistry, pictured below with Professor Paul Ross, Head of the College of SEFS and Dr. Martina Scallan, Chair of the College of SEFS Teaching and Learning and Student Experience (TLSE) Committee. The Runners-Up were Dr. Simon Harrison, School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) and Mr. David Waldron, School of Food and Nutritional Sciences. They were congratulated on this great achievement in recognition of their hard work and their enormously significant positive contributions which serve to put into action our university mission that places our students as “our highest priority”.
