2022 Award Winner: University of Queensland
CAPHIA Award for Teaching Excellence (Team)
The CAPHIA Teaching Excellence Award recognises and rewards the contribution of CAPHIA members to quality teaching and learning and inspiring student learning in public health.
The Teaching Excellence Award was presented to the University of Queensland Bachelor of Health Sciences’ first-year Course Coordinator team, who led the co/redesign of a first year experience using a cross-disciplinary approach across the School of Public Health and the School of Biomedical Sciences. Student-Staff Partnership enabled the development of student-centred approaches to learning, and First Nations academics and in-residence elder partners also co-led the reimagining of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander course.
The Team
- Dr Nina Lansbury
- A/Prof Allyson Mutch
- A/Prof Simon Reid
- Dr Tracey Di Sipio
- Dr Heena Akbar
- Mr Francis Nona
- Mr Condy Canuto
- Dr Danijel Tosovic
- Prof Genevieve Healy
- Dr Preetha Thomas
- Dr Lisa Buckley
- A/Prof Lesley Lluka
- Dr Karen Shelley
Right: Dr Nina Lansbury and Dr Heena Akbar, representatives of the team who received the CAPHIA Award for Teaching Excellence
