Learning and Teaching Fellowship Scheme
The UWE Learning and Teaching Fellowship Scheme recognises, celebrates and supports colleagues who are making a significant, demonstrable and continuing contribution to the enhancement of student learning. Specifically it aims to:
- Enhance student learning through ‘critically-informed teaching’ in relation to the formal curriculum, academic practice, and the components of the broader student experience that impact upon learning;
- Recognise excellence in teaching for learning and learning support activity;
- Identify, support, showcase and disseminate good practice within the institution and within the wider higher education community;
- Promote excellence through the funding of staff to engage in continuing professional development to enhance and improve their teaching and learning support activities.
- Support the UWE Strategic Plan
Learning and Teaching Fellows and Associate Fellows
Following strong, exciting and innovative applications from across the University's faculties and services, 23 new Fellowships are to be awarded for 2013 - 14 Fellowships and 9 Associate Fellowships, including Fellowships for 3 existing UWE Associate Fellows.
A LTFS Award Celebration is planned for 26th June 2013 to celebrate the success of our new Fellows and Associate Fellows with friends, family and colleagues. Details of the new Fellows and Associate Fellows will be published on our LTFS portfolio pages after the Award Ceremony.
Our LTSF portfolio pages provide a chance for you to get to know our current Fellows and Associate Fellows and learn more about their approach to developing learning and teaching at UWE.
More information about the LTFS can be found on the Scheme Details section of this website.
2011-2012 UWE Learning and Teaching Associate Fellows
- Dr Caroline Brown, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
- Ann Cowling, Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries and Education
- Dr Charlotte Crofts, Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries and Education
- Wendy Fowles-Sweet, Faculty of Environment and Technology
- Mandy Lee, Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries and Education
- Philip Phelps, Faculty of Environment and Technology
- Nick Smith, Faculty of Environment and Technology
- Rachel Wood, Faculty of Business and Law
2011-2012 UWE Learning and Teaching Fellows
- Debra Boyask, Faculty of Environment and Technology
- Jackie Chelin, Library Services
- Dr Seth Giddings, Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries and Education
- Dr Karen Henderson, Faculty of Environment and Technology
- Michelle Henning, Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries and Education
- Mark Jones, Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries and Education
- Dr Lynne Lawrance, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
- Adele Merrison, Student Services Department
- Jo Miller, Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries and Education
- Dr Jeanette Sakel, Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries and Education
- Dr Harriet Shortt, Faculty of Business and Law
- Richard Spalding, Faculty of Environment and Technology
- Dr Andrew Tallon, Faculty of Environment and Technology
2009-2010 UWE Learning and Teaching Associate Fellows
- Graham Baker, Faculty of Business and Law
- Linda Cinderey, Faculty of Business and Law
- Dr Sabita Menon, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
- Dr Grace O'Donovan, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
- Paul Rycraft, Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries and Education
- Patrick Thornhill, Faculty of Environment and Technology
- David Wornham, Faculty of Business and Law
2009-2010 UWE Learning and Teaching Fellows
- Manuel Frutos-Perez, E-Learning Development Unit
- Dr Nadine Fry, Faculty of Business and Law
- Dr Rhys Gwynllyw, Faculty of Environment and Technology
- Cathy Higgs, Faculty of Environment and Technology
- Dr Jenny Hill, Faculty of Environment and Technology
- Susan Hughes, Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries and Education
- Dr David Lush, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
- Dr Margaret Page, Faculty of Business and Law
- Dr Nick Plant, Faculty of Environment and Technology
- Dr Sarah Robertson, Faculty of Arts, Creative Industries and Education
- Dr Wendy Woodland, Faculty of Environment and Technology
