Carrick Awards for Australian University Teaching
The Carrick Awards for Australian University Teaching are highly competitive and involve an intensive selection process to assess the achievements of applicants. They are awarded in eight categories: five discipline categories; a category for Indigenous education (the Neville Bonner awards); a category for early career academics; and a priority area category.
The priority area is announced annually by the Carrick Institute. In 2006/07 the priority area was team teaching. In 2008/09 it will be work integrated learning
The annual Awards for University Teaching will be:
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210 Carrick Citations for Outstanding contribution to Student Learning valued at $10 000
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40 Carrick Awards for Teaching Excellence at $25 000
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The Prime Minister's award valued at $50 000.
Important dates
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March 19 |
Nominations lodged with Faculty Executive Officers |
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March 26-30 |
Faculty selection committees meet and select up to 3 faculty citation recipients |
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April 2 |
Faculties submit 3 applications |
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April 10-13 |
JCU Teaching Awards and Grants Selection Committee meet and rank Top 10; JCU VC's 2008 Award announced |
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April 17 – May 4 |
Assistance to ranked 10 nominees to finalise their Carrick citation applications |
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May 10 |
Carrick Citation applications sent to Carrick Institute |
Further information
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Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning (Carrick Institute)
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Please contact Kay Martinez on 4980 if you have any enquiries or need any further information.
