2007 Carrick Citation Winners for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning

• Dr Linda Ashton
  For activating in graduates a passion for the art of teaching, enriched by inclusive, collaborative, successful public art projects for and with local communities

• Dr Pierre Benckendorff
  For enriching the learning experiences of business and tourism students through a reciprocal and interactive teaching style, creative assessment and systematic feedback.

• Dr Kirsten Heimann
  For developing students' conceptual understanding, quantitative and generic skills through innovative, problem-based teaching and hands-on training in large and diverse foundation Biology classes.

• Mr Peter Jones
  For sustained excellence in creating authentic and transformative learning experiences for social welfare students studying both on-campus and through distance education at a regional university.

• Dr Stephen Naylor
  For sharing practical research with Creative Arts students in regional centres, to illustrate the significance of art theory within contemporary global contexts.

• Dr Ulla Secher
  For creating motivating, inclusive, highly effective learning environments in large, compulsory regional law courses through curriculum reflecting enthusiasm for, and a command of, the field.

• Dr Madoc Sheehan
  For challenging and supporting engineering students to develop mastery of complex systems analysis skills and providing student oriented pathways to success in research and industry.

• Mrs Joanne Tollefson
  For sustained leadership and development of effective, evidence-based practical curricula, along with a system for assessing nursing skills competency for regional and international nursing.

• Mrs Kristin Wicking
  Connecting the dots: Helping first year nursing students connect with the subject materials, each other and the teacher, by using scaffolding and technology in assessments.