Adelaide Education Academy
The Adelaide Education Academy (AEA) was established in 2016 with the goals of supporting, promoting and recognising teaching excellence across the ³ÉÈË´óƬ.
Over the past eight years, the Academy has made significant contributions to the University and provided members with a strong community of dedicated teachers to network and share practice with. Members actively participate on a number of advisory boards and committeesÌýsupporting and promoting excellence in teaching and learning and the development of educational skills of Academy members.
AEA membership indicates University recognition of elite teaching and scholarship.
Staff are invited to connect with a member of the AEA should they be looking to improve their teaching practice, and levels of student engagement, or explore an innovation or possible collaboration with colleagues or discuss any other element of excellence in learning and teaching.
Members of the Adelaide Education Academy
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Faculty of Arts, Business, Law & Economics
- Walter Barbieri (AEA Executive Committee)
- Kathryn BowdÌý
- Hong CaiÌý
- Benito Cao
- Domenic Carbone
- Dustan (Dusty) Cox
- Ratna (Erin)ÌýDerina
- Mark Dodd (Co-Chair AEA Executive Committee)
- Kayoko EnomotoÌý
- Jessica Ford
- Anne Hewitt
- Cornelia Koch
- Elizabeth Koch
- Mahmud Masum (AEA Executive Committee)
- Edward Palmer
- Florian Ploeckl
- Lucy Potter
- Gareth Pritchard
- Simon Walsh
- Thomas Wanner
- Linda Westphalen
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Faculty of Sciences, Engineering & Technology
- Amanda Able
- Jill Bauer
- Bree Bennett
- James Botten
- Michelle Coulson
- Mike Chen
- Maria Gonzalez Perdomo
- Eyad Hassan
- Adrian Hunter
- Catherine (Cathy) Irving
- Stuart Johnson
- Adrian Koerber
- Sara Krivickas
- Sasha Lanyon
- Michael Leonard
- Beth Loveys ( AEA Executive Committee)
- Andrew MacKinnon
- Holger Maier
- Hayley McGrice (AEA Executive Committee)
- Michelle McArthur
- Dorothy Missingham AM
- Helen Morris
- Braden Phillips
- Cheryl Pope (Co-Chair AEA Executive Committee)
- Karina Riggs
- Olaf Schaaf
- Alistair Standish
- Raymond Vozzo
- Muhammed Yakin
- Elizabeth Yong
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Faculty of Health & Medical Sciences
- Janet (Jan) Alderman
- Kent Algate
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- Matthew Arnold
- Melissa Arnold-Ujvari
- Stacie Attrill
- Abdullah Barazanchi
- Elizabeth (Liz)ÌýBeckett
- Adelaide Boylan
- Peta Callaghan
- Tania Crotti (member of AEA Executive Group)
- Andrea Dillon
- Esma Dogramci
- Frank Donnelly
- Matthew Dry
- Nicola Eastaff-Leung
- Anastasia Ejova
- Iain Everett
- David Foley
- Jennifer Gray
- Rainer Haberberger
- David Hunter
- Viythia Katharesan
- Dimitra Lekkas
- Sally Martin
- Paul McLiesh
- Danijela Menicanin
- Christian Mingorance
- Helen Morris
- Adam MontaguÌý(member of AEA Executive Group)
- Emma Muhlack
- Judith Naine
- Samantha Newell
- Tamara (Tammy) Page
- Eleanor Parker
- Joanne (Jo) PerryÌý
- Katrina Plastow
- Philippa Rasmussen
- Mario Ricci
- Abdallah Salem
- Simran Sidhu
- Kerrie Stockley
- Lauren Stow
- Peter StrelanÌý
- James Thompson
- Nichola Thompson
- Natasha Van Antwerpen
- Corinna Van Den Heuvel
- Bonnie Williams
- Muhammed Yakin
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Division of Academic and Student Engagement
- David Butler
The Adelaide Education Academy Executive Group
Led by Co-Chairs Dr Mark Dodd and Dr Cheryl Pope theÌýAdelaide Education AcademyÌýExecutive Group meets regularly to discuss issues relevant to the membership.Ìý
Members of the Executive Committee agree to act on behalf of the Adelaide Education Academy members to:
- support, promote and recognise teaching excellence across the University.
- champion the role of the Academy within the University
- identify professional recognition, professional development and career progression opportunities for members of the Adelaide Education Academy.
- identify areas of teaching interest or needs and to organise events for Adelaide Education Academy members to address these.
- develop admission requirements for members of the Adelaide Education Academy.Ìý
AEA members are welcome and encouraged to reach out to their Committee representatives to discuss any items of interest.
| Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics School of Education |
Term commencedÌýJuly 2023 | |
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Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences |
Term commences March 2024 | |
| Ìý(SFHEA) | FacultyÌýof Arts, Business, Law and Economics School of Economics and Public Policy |
Co-ChairÌý |
| Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics Adelaide Business School |
Term commencedÌýOctober 2020 | |
| Dr Hayley McGrice | Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology School of Animal and Veterinary ScienceÌý(RoseworthyÌýCampus) |
Term commencedÌýJuly 2023 |
| Associate Professor Adam Montagu |
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences |
Term commenced March 2024 |
| Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology School of Computer and Mathematical Sciences |
Co-ChairÌý |
Benefits of being an Adelaide Education Academy Member
AEA membership indicates University recognition of elite teaching and scholarship.
Denote yourself as an expert and leader in Learning and Teaching
Certain leadership and engagement opportunities in Learning and Teaching across the University may at times be invited specifically from the community of Adelaide Education Academy members.Ìý
Access to apply for funding under the Learning and Teaching Advancement Grant (LTAG) scheme
This scheme funds initiatives driven by AEA members seeking to advance teaching excellence at the ³ÉÈË´óƬ. 2023 LTAG applications have now closed.Ìý Applications will be invited again early in 2024.Ìý
To view the successful applicants of 2023, visit the Learning and Teaching Advancement GrantÌýwebpage (staff log in required).
Member Networking
Members are supported and encouraged to communicate with peers through informal mentoring programs.
Membership Online CollaborationÌý
Facilitated though a dedicated team in Microsoft Teams, members are free to discuss issues relevant to teaching staff, share ideas and promote best practice in teaching.Ìý
AEA member events (F2F and online)Ìý
A range of events and activities are arranged by the AEA on behalf of its members. These include invited speakers such as nationally and internationally recognised scholars and thought leaders in higher education, and other events aimed at the interests of the AEA membership.
The Adelaide Education Academy was officially launched on the 23rd March, 2016 by the Vice-Chancellor and President.
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