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Academic Excellence and Impact: 2014 ETA’s Nominees

Published: 22 April 2014

ETAS 2014

The 2014 Excellence in Teaching Awards (ETA’s) nominees have been announced and we are very proud to say that again we have a high number of academics listed from Chemistry.

The ETA's are an annual event hosted by the Students Union at University of Southampton. The ETA's give our students the opportunity to recognise the support of the staff that teach them and show how that teaching has had a real impact on their academic experience.

The categories for the awards are as follows:

Outstanding Lecturer
Teaching & Learning Lifetime Achievement
Innovative Teaching
Best Feedback Provision
Contribution to Academic Support

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Slideshow image — Dr David Read | Teaching & Learning Lifetime Achievement, Outstanding Lecturer, Innovative Teaching

Slideshow image — Professor George Attard | Innovative Teaching

Slideshow image — Dr Ilya Kuprov | Outstanding Lecturer

Slideshow image — Dr Jonathan Watts | Outstanding Lecturer, Contribution to Academic Support

Slideshow image — Dr Sally Bloodworth | Outstanding Lecturer

Slideshow image — Dr Simon Gerrard | Outstanding Lecturer

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I am delighted that the excellent teaching in Chemistry has been recognised by these six nominations. We're very proud of the quality of the student experience in Chemistry and that is reflected in these nominations.

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Here are the nominees for Chemistry this year, with a few of the comments from the students that nominated them:

David Read | Teaching & Learning Lifetime Achievement, Outstanding Lecturer, Innovative Teaching

David is simply one of the most kind, honest and caring academics a student could be privileged to encounter.
David has been an incredible support to the students on the Science Foundation Year, both in terms of personal time volunteered and his innovative teaching style.

George Attard | Innovative Teaching

He is an amazing lecturer, who promotes scientific thinking more than answering questions to obtain marks. His unique style of teaching is keeps students engaged.

Ilya Kuprov | Outstanding Lecturer

By far the best lectures I have ever attended.

Jonathan Watts |Outstanding Lecturer, Contribution to Academic Support

Dr Watts imparts great enthusiasm for his subject and his extensive background knowledge brings the topics to life; he is an incredibly helpful and supportive lecturer who ensures that everyone reaches a complete understanding.
He delivers high quality and engaging lectures that make organic chemistry fun.

Sally Bloodworth | Outstanding Lecturer

Sally's passion, drive and desire to provide exceptional education in her area is unrivalled among her colleagues and is deeply appreciated by each and every one of her students.

Simon Gerrard | Outstanding Lecturer

A very enthusiastic and inspiring lecturer - given the most interesting lectures I have experienced in my three years.
He is responsible for his teaching, kind to student, and answer students' questions at any time.

Professor Phil Gale , Head of Chemistry, commented "I am delighted that the excellent teaching in Chemistry has been recognised by these six nominations. We're very proud of the quality of the student experience in Chemistry and that is reflected in these nominations."

The ETAs 2014 will take place on Thursday 8 May 2014 in the Cube at Highfield Campus. To find out more details about the awards available please click here. http://www.susu.org/running-your-union/union-awards/2013/eta/awards

For further information on our Chemistry, click here .

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