Anita Bundy was recognised for her 30 years of guidance and mentoring for her research students.
Seven members of the University of Sydney's academic staff have received a national award for their outstanding teaching. The seven academics, from six different faculties, were among the 152 winners nationally of the 2012 Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning. The citations are awarded annually by the federal government's Office for Learning and Teaching to recognise quality teaching practice and contributions towards student learning. "Our best teachers succeed because they are driven by the passion and academic rigour to make a difference," said University of Sydney Vice-Chancellor and Principal Michael Spence. "They inspire and motivate our students to explore and push their own frontiers of knowledge. "The University greatly values the work of our many committed teachers and the crucial role they play in contributing to the overall student experience. I congratulate all the award winners for the commitment they have shown to their students." This years winners from the University of Sydney are: Professor Rick Benitez ( Faculty of Arts and Social Science ) who sees mutual respect as the foundation stone for good teaching and learning.
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