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Selba-Gondoza Luka (Alumni Impact Awards 2025)
No full textGeorge and Ethel Swinburne Social Impact Award winner
360 virtual tour - recording room TD308
No full textA 360 tour - recording room TD308, Hawthorn campus
2024 Vice-Chancellor's Award Winner – Teaching Excellence (Vocational Education) - Individual
No full textDamian Scott has transformed the teaching and learning experience through his dedication to professional development and innovative curriculum design. His efforts have enriched student outcomes and created a contemporary learning environment for all
2024 Vice Chancellor's Award Winner - Fail Forward – Team
No full textThe recalibration of the Founder in Residence (FiR) program highlights a clear journey of addressing setbacks, fostering collaboration, and ultimately delivering impactful outcomes, aligning closely with the essence of "failing forward".
Team: Abs Seth, Roni Habbal, Thomas Forbes, Caroline Herd and Joan Norton
Exporting from Google Scholar to EndNote 2025
No full textThis video shows you how to send research records from Google Scholar, to EndNote 2025
Episode 29: Inside Swinburne: Students as Staff
No full textIn this special episode of The Swinburne Professional Staff Network Podcast, hosts Kristy and Nic are joined by a panel of Swinburne students who are also employees or completing professional placements at Swinburne.
Tune in to hear their unique stories, experiences and what it’s like for students to be a part of what goes on behind the scenes across the University.
Thanks for listening.
Listen now on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or the Swinburne Commons site
School Teaching Excellence Awards, 2025
No full textA collection of 15 photographs from the 2025 School Teaching Excellence Awards held at Swinburne University of Technology. The event recognised 27 educators for their contributions to innovative assessment design and teaching strategies, building industry-engaged curricula, and enhancing student engagement through unique and authentic learning experiences.
These photographs were originally published in the Swinburne News article 'Swinburne celebrates 2025 School Teaching Excellence Awards winners' on 14 October 2025.
Individual Photograph Descriptions:
1. Group photograph featuring several recipients of the 2025 School Teaching Excellence Awards.
2. Dr Carleigh Yeomans receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Award.
3. Dr Mitchell Adams receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Award.
4. Dr John Webster receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Award Commendation.
5. Dr Andrea Andiloro, Ms Laura Crawford, and Dr Jacqueline Moran receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Award.
6. Mohammad Oditallah, Dr Md Morshed Alam, and Dr Amanda Huang receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Award.
7. Dr Amanda Huang receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Award.
8. Sujan Khadka, Jimmy Thomas, Professor Suresh Palanisamy, Dr Rizwan Abdul Rahman Rashid, and Shuo Wang receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Award Commendation.
9. Dr Mariadas Roshan receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Sessional Award.
10. Sriskanthan Srisangeerthanan receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Sessional Award.
11. Dr Emma Fisher receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Award.
12. Dr Jessica Williams receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Catalyst Award.
13. Dr Sarah Barradell receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Award.
14. Dr Kathleen Shorter receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Catalyst Award.
15. Dr Nicole Ronald receiving a 2025 School Teaching Excellence Award
Design for Change 2025 Workshop 1: Figma
No full textWorkshop in the Design for Change prototype project. Learn how to use Figma
Being a Peer Mentor
No full textWhether you are new to mentoring or looking to refine your skills, this guide will cover the essentials of effective communication, why peer support matters, and how you can build inclusive and meaningful relationships with the students you support