Outstanding excellence recognised at ECU staff awards

The 2024 Vice-Chancellor's Staff Excellence Awards were held to recognise and celebrate those who go above and beyond to demonstrate ECU's core values.

Outstanding excellence recognised at ECU staff awards
ECU staff from the Employability Project Team, Centre for Learning and Teaching who won the Inspirational Team award.

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Each year, Edith Cowan University (ECU) recognises and celebrates excellence delivered by ECU staff who excel in their roles.

The Vice-Chancellor's Staff Excellence Awards celebrate those who exemplify ECU's core values of Integrity, Respect, Rational Inquiry, Personal Excellence and Courage.

ECU Vice-Chancellor Professor Clare Pollock extended her heartfelt congratulations to all the winners and those nominated.

"This year, close to 200 ECU staff were nominated across individual and team awards in the categories of Learning and Teaching, Research and Research Supervision, Inspirational Staff, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advancement and Health, Safety and Wellbeing Practice," Professor Pollock said.

"To be recognised in these awards is a testament to the hard work, dedication and passion that our staff bring to their roles every day and to win an award showcases the commitment that results in outstanding benefits to students, staff and wider community.

"I am delighted to announce this year's winners who have gone above and beyond for ECU in demonstrating excellence, innovation, dedication and an unwavering commitment in all aspects of their work."

The winners of the 2024 Vice-Chancellor's Staff Excellence Awards are:

Excellence in Learning and Teaching Awards

Programs that Enhance Learning

  • ECU UniPrep Schools, Access and Equity

Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning

  • Doctor Hugh Davies, School of Nursing and Midwifery
  • Doctor Janica Jamieson, School of Medical and Health Sciences

Sessional Staff

  • Doctor Robyn Paice, School of Science

Excellence in Research and Research Supervision Awards

Excellence in Research

  • Professor Mindy Blaise, School of Education

Excellence in Research by an Early Career Researcher

  • Doctor Myles Murphy, School of Medical and Health Sciences

Excellence in Research by a Mid-Career Researcher

  • Associate Professor Amir Razmjou, School of Engineering

Excellence in Graduate Research Supervision

  • Professor Michelle Colgrave, School of Science

Outstanding Research Mentor

  • Professor Lelia Green, School of Arts and Humanities

Outstanding Research Communication

  • Associate Professor Natalie Gately, School of Arts and Humanities

Excellence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advancement Awards

Outstanding Commitment to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advancement

  • Kurongkurl Katitjin's Learning and Teaching Leadership Team, Kurongkurl Katitjin
  • Professor Beth Armstrong, Professor Natalie Ciccone, Meaghan McAllister, Kerri Colegate, Associate Professor Erin Godecke, Doctor Jane White, Professor Neil Drew, Doctor Stuart Crowe and Renee Speedy, Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Regional Futures), the School of Medical and Health Sciences and Kurongkurl Katitjin

Excellence in Health, Safety and Wellbeing Practice Award

Outstanding Contribution to Health, Safety and Wellbeing Practice

  • Doctor Veena Bobade, School of Engineering

Inspirational Staff Awards

Integrity

  • Danielle Gates, Growth, Engagement and Marketing

Personal Excellence

  • Bozica Nyeverecz, School of Medical and Health Sciences
  • Cindy McLean, School of Education
  • Janelle Lynch, Office of Development and Alumni Relations
  • Margret Beniameen, Digital and Campus Services

Courage

  • Georgie Monkhouse, People and Culture
  • Doctor Violetta Wilk, School of Business and Law

Inspirational Team

  • The Employability Project Team, Centre for Learning and Teaching