AAEE - Australasian Engineering Education Awards
McGraw-Hill New Engineering Educator Award
Introduced in 1998, the McGraw-Hill New Engineering Educator Award is given to an individual who is relatively new to engineering education but has demonstrated that they have outstanding ability and potential. While nominees must have been involved in engineering education for no more than 10 years, they may be at various stages of their lives (perhaps having come to engineering education following a career break or a time in industry). The recipient will have a record of achievement that demonstrates their commitment, enthusiasm, creativity, technical proficiency, and skill in the art of engineering education. While the award is recognition of achievement to date, its primary purpose is to assist and encourage the recipient to achieve their full potential.
The award is sponsored by McGraw-Hill Australia and consists of a $5000 honorarium and a framed certificate.
Evaluating the McGraw Hill new Engineering Educator award
Who | What | Outcome | Relates to | Evaluation criteria |
Individual | Demonstrated outstanding ability and potential | Exceptional influence or impact on some sphere within engineering education | Curriculum Development Teaching Students: motivate, inspire, role model Collaboration: industry, institutions, community Leadership, vision Scholarly Literature Role of the profession | Does the candidate demonstrate commitment, enthusiasm and creativity? Does the candidate display technical proficiency and skills in engineering education? Does the candidate bring a fresh perspective or new ideas to engineering education? Is the candidate able to document their abilities, influence, and impact (eg through reflective critique, testimonials, student or peer evaluation, etc) Has the candidate positioned their work in the broader context of engineering education (eg scholarly literature, cooperative initiatives, university curricular, etc)? Does the candidate demonstrate a breadth of impact on engineering education?
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