Commendations - Recipients

Professor Dale Stephens
Adelaide Law School
Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics      
Category: Approaches to teaching and/or the support of learning that influence, motivate and inspire students to learn

Professor Stephens is recognised for a decade of inspiring students to excel in advocacy and research through innovative, simulated real-world decision-making in international humanitarian law.

Team: Advisory Principles and Practice (Operation Inspiration and Impact)  
Team members: Associate Professor Chris Graves, Mr Paul Moss, Ms Simona Padvelskyte and Ms Gala Biggs
Adelaide Business School, Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics      
Learning Enhancement & Innovation, Division of Academic and Student Engagement         
Category: Approaches to teaching and/or the support of learning that influence, motivate and inspire students to learn

The Advisory Principles and Practice team have designed a course to inspire, motivate and educate students on how to apply their academic knowledge and research skills collaboratively to solve real-world societal problems.

Team: BHMS Placement 
Team members: Dr Nichola Thompson and Dr Simran Sidhu
School of Biomedicine          
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences      
Category: Developing graduate employability through work-integrated-learning (WIL)

Dr Thompson and Dr Sidhu lead largescale Bachelor of Health and Medical Sciences (BHMS) placement courses. Their exceptional leadership and work ethic ensure an enriching WIL experience for students and supervisors. 

Team: Global Food and Agribusiness
Team members: Associate Professor Craig Johns, Dr Alexandra Peralta, Associate Professor Adam Loch
School of Economics and Public Policy
Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics
Category: Developing graduate employability through work-integrated-learning (WIL)

Team Global Food and Business are celebrated for exemplar integration of work-integrated learning experiences in the form of study tours and internships that enhance employability in the global food and agribusiness sector.

Associate Professor Lyndsey Collins-Praino
School of Biomedicine          
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences    
Category: Implementing Effective HDR Supervisory Practices

Associate Professor Collins-Praino is recognised for utilising evidence-based, collaborative supervision techniques that build core competencies and celebrate individual strengths, while fostering development of independent, critically thinking and engaged research professionals.

Associate Professor Renee Turner
School of Biomedicine          
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences    
Category: Implementing Effective HDR Supervisory Practices

Associate Professor Turner is recognised for fostering excellent HDR outcomes through student-centric supervision, encompassing positive team culture, student well-being, tailored development opportunities and development of employability skills for desired post-HDR career.