Pro Vice-Chancellor, Educational Innovation, University of Sydney
I have dedicated my career to enhancing student learning and the student experience and have received numerous teaching awards in the UK and Australia, including four University of Sydney Vice-Chancellor Awards for Support of the Student Experience and Teaching Excellence, an Australian Learning and Teaching Council (ALTC) Award for Programs that Support Learning and an Australian National Teaching Fellowship.
I research into student engagement, educational technologies, and curriculum in higher education. In my current role, i am leading the University’s support for enhancing the learning experience for students through the development of collaborative and interactive teaching styles and the technologies that support and enable them. In 2023, this includes leading our response to the challenges and possibilities that embracing generative artificial intelligence in higher education will bring.
BA (Hons) in Chemistry, St Catherine's College, University of Oxford.
PGCE (Science), University of Birmingham.
PhD (Inorganic Chemistry), Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge.
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