2011 recipients
Innovation
| Grant Meredith | School of Science, Information Technology and Engineering |
| Technologies for Empowering People for Participation in Society (TEPPS) Program Awarded for his exceptional innovation and service to the community by developing innovative tools for people who stutter, through the development of the Technologies for Empowering People for Participation in Society (TEPPS) Program. | |
Service
| Grant Meredith, Richard Dazeley, Peter Vamplew and Julie Howes |
Computer Games Team School of Science, Information Technology and Engineering |
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Awarded for their
exemplary effort and innovation in developing and furthering engagement with students, community organisations including schools and industries related to the Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Games). The award acknowledges the program's ability to effectively engage current, past and prospective students and staff within the Computer Games specialisation at UB, and communities which consists of primary and secondary schools within the western Victorian region; and Australian games industry companies . | |
Service
| Katrina Franc, Dr Petah Gibbs and Annette Chappell | Mentoring HQ - School of Education and Arts |
| Awarded for their "Mentor HQ" program designed to cater for their first year students. The award acknowledges the program's ability to further enhance the mentor service currently provided at the University for first year students. | |
Entrepreneurship
There were no nominations in the category of Entrepreneurship.
Leadership
There were no nominations in the category of Leadership.
Special Vice-Chancellor's Award
This year the selection panel concluded that a 'Special Vice-Chancellor Award' be awarded to the Web Development Project team within LEWS comprising of Jacqui Greenbank and Danielle Johnson.
Awarded for their transformation of the UB corporate web presence with extremely limited resources.