Awards Archive
- Teaching Awards 2022/2023
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- Teaching Awards 2019/2020
- Teaching Awards 2018/2019
- Teaching Awards 2017/2018
- Teaching Awards 2016/2017
- Teaching Awards 2015/2016
- Teaching Awards 2014/2015
- Teaching Awards 2013/2014
- Teaching Awards 2012/2013
- Teaching Awards 2011/2012
- Teaching Awards 2010/2011
- Teaching Awards 2009/2010
- Teaching Awards 2008/2009
- Teaching Awards 2007/2008
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- Teaching Awards 2005/2006
- Teaching Awards 2004
- Teaching Awards 2003
- Teaching Awards 2002
- Teaching Awards 2001
Trinity Excellence in Teaching Award Recipients & School Award for Teaching Excellence Recipients 2023
The recipients of the Trinity Excellence in Teaching Awards & School Awards for Teaching Excellence were announced by the Provost Dr Linda Doyle at a ceremony in the Provost's House on Thursday 8th June 2023.
“The Trinity Excellence in Teaching Awards recognise those who educate the minds of the future and push boundaries. The awardees are hugely dedicated to their teaching and show great care for their students. They are very inspiring as they constantly strive to do even better and are so innovative in their approach to teaching.”
Provost Linda Doyle
Read our full booklet from this event
Trinity Excellence in Teaching Award Recipients 2023
From left to right: Dr Liam Kneafsey, Dr Brendan O'Connell, Dr Yvonne Lynch, Dr Jonathan Dukes & Dr Linda Doyle
School Awards for Teaching Excellence 2023
From left to right: Dr Ewa Komorek, Dr Rebecca Carr, Dr Breiffni Fitzgerald, Prof Maeve Caldwell, Dr Yvonne Lynch, Dr Brendan O'Connell, Dr Miriam Logan, Dr Liam Kneafsey, Dr Clare Kelly, Dr Jonathan Dukes, Dr Linda Doyle Provost & Dr Gerard McHugh
What our students had to say
| Dr Jonathan Dukes School of Computer Science & Statistics | ||
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“[This professor's] passion for his subject, his understanding of how students learn, and his willingness to implement new technology into his module was outstanding… I felt this professor's 'hybrid' way of running his module, with the use of up-to-date software and automatic marking, was fit for what will inevitably be the future of teaching & learning for undergrads... I think he is worthy of an award for at the very least: modernising a module for the new generation of students”. Student Nomination |
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| Dr Liam Kneafsey, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy | ||
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“To put it anecdotally- when the whole class applauds you after a lecture, you know you’ve done a good job. When he gives a lecture, it feels like he is explaining something he cares about and wants you to understand too…Dr Kneafsey has helped me truly enjoy the study of Political Science, and I am sure many other students as well…Dr Kneafsey is undoubtedly the best lecturer I have had and has a clear love and understanding for the material he teaches”. |
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| Dr Yvonne Lynch, School of Linguistic, Speech & Communication Sciences | ||
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“Yvonne is a good-hearted person and an academic who is trustworthy in word and deed. Yvonne's teaching is of a very high standard because she ensures she walks the talk in her lectures; she is approachable, passionate, well prepared and if this were not enough, she also ensures effective workshop-based activities in her lectures. Yvonne is a good model of an academic person who really knows how to bring concepts across in a way that will be of best benefit to the future clients whom her students will be working with.” |
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“Brendan is a warm, empathetic and understanding individual who is always engaging and bright in every lecture. He feels like an approachable individual and has proven to be so on many occasions when I have needed help and advice, on which occasions he has gone out of his way to be more than helpful. Brendan also went out of his way to console us in terms of being nervous for exams and essays, reminding us of supports we had and just being real with us”. |
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| Prof Maeve Caldwell, School of Medicine | ||
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“[She] was very kind and supportive to me. She helped me a lot with all the questions I had and made me feel very welcomed as a new student. Thanks to her lab works and lectures [I] feel much more confident about my gained knowledge and skills. She has organised amazing lab works during which I had a lot of practice. She is very passionate about teaching and it makes the process for students easier and more motivational”.
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“'What distinguishes Dr Carr's pedagogy as exceptional and worthy of an award is that it is impactful both in the classroom and beyond. Dr Carr has a remarkable capacity to present complex ideas in humanities and social sciences in a way that is educational, enjoyable and relatable to student's lives…She prepares extensively for each class… she is one of the most empathetic, kind and joyful teachers in Trinity who is well admired by staff and students alike”.
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There are not enough awards that Catherine can receive to demonstrate the impact she has on her students, but the School of Nursing and Midwifery is extremely fortunate to have someone like Catherine. I have been in education for 25 years and I have never once come across a person like Catherine, she is a leader, a role model, an inspiration and someone to look up to and admire. If I can be half the teacher Catherine is, then I will consider myself lucky. |
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| Dr Mauro Ferreira, School of Physics | ||
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“I believe that he is among the best lecturers, in fact probably the best lecturer I have had during my time in Trinity...I believe that he has been the most successful at making the material seen highly interesting and easily understandable, simply by virtue of how he delivered his lectures. Personally, I feel that he has shown a uniquely high level of dedication to those of us he teaches,”. |
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| Dr Breiffni Fitzgerald, School of Engineering | ||
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“Dr Fitzgerald has an outstanding way of teaching complicated engineering topics in a simplified and understandable manner. This approach greatly motivated me and my fellow classmates in the subject… I think [his] teaching methods are worthy of an award because they are encouraging and motivating. The way he simplifies a topic helps in removing any reservations that students may have about their capability”. |
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| Dr Clare Kelly, School of Psychology | ||
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“I have not attended a lecture like Dr Kelly's Psychology of the Climate Crisis. Dr Kelly does outstanding work in engaging students in this difficult topic, while simultaneously giving different members of staff a platform to present their work on Climate Action. Crucially, she has done what is the central goal of any teacher: She has inspired me to take a more active part in the world”. |
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Dr Ewa Komorek, School of Law |
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“She never ceases to inspire her students and make them want to learn more every day. Not only does she smile at everyone and is extremely friendly and approachable, but she also actively reaches out and tries to support us whenever we might seem stressed or overwhelmed. She is so beautifully humane and at the same time radiates so much knowledge and wisdom”. |
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Trinity Excellence in Teaching Award Winners 2021 & 2020
The winners of the Trinity Excellence in Teaching Awards 2021 and 2020 were announced at a ceremony in the Provost's Garden on Tuesday 29th June 2021 celebrating the 20th year of the awards.
From left to right: Prof Órla Gilheaney, Prof Eric Downer, Prof Ayeshah Emon, Prof Cormac McGuinness, Prof Duana Quigley, The Provost, Dr Patrick Prendergast, Prof Justin King, Prof Julie Regan, Prof Stephen Barrett & Prof Annemarie Bennett
"This Award is particularly special because in the past year teaching and learning have been tested as never before. The pivot to online was immediate. From one day to the next, staff had to manage new technology and work out how to deliver classes remotely, how to assess without conventional exams, and how to continue engaging with students, many of whom were struggling emotionally and academically".
Winners 2021The Provost - Dr Patrick Prendergast
- Prof Stephen Barrett, School of Computer Science & Statistics
- Prof Annemarie Bennett, School of Medicine
- Prof Eric Downer, School of Medicine
- Prof Órla Gilheaney, School of Linguistic, Speech & Communication Sciences
- Prof Justin King, School of Engineering
- Prof Cormac McGuinness, School of Physics
Winners 2020
- Prof Ayeshah Emon, School of Social Work & Social Policy
- Prof Martha O'Hagan-Luff, School of Business
- Prof Duana Quigley, School of Linguistic, Speech & Communication Sciences
- Prof Alejandra Ramos, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy
- Prof Julie Regan, School of Linguistic, Speech & Communication Sciences
From left to right: Prof Ronan Lyons, Prof Peter Harrison, Prof Cian O'Callaghan, The Provost, Patrick Prendergast, Prof Daniela Tropea & Prof Graeme Murdock
Five candidates were shortlisted for the Trinity Excellence in Teaching Awards 2021:
- Prof Andrea Guariso, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy
- Prof Liz Heffernan, School of Law
- Dr Bahman Honari, School of Computer Science & Statistics
- Prof Caroline Jagoe, School of Linguistic, Speech & Language Sciences
- Prof Giuseppe Mazziotti, School of Law
Seven candidates were shortlisted for the Trinity Excellence in Teaching Awards 2020:
- Prof Paul Claffey, School of Medicine
- Prof Peter Harrison, School of Dental Science
- Prof Ronan Lyons, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy
- Prof Graeme Murdock, School of Histories & Humanities
- Prof Cian O'Callaghan, School of Natural Sciences
- Prof Joseph Roche, School of Education
- Prof Daniela Tropea, School of Medicine
These awards recognise the commitment and dedication to teaching and learning, innovation in creating learning environments which both support and challenge individual students, and the contribution to College’s high reputation for its teaching quality, a are greatly appreciated by our academic community.
Trinity Excellence in Teaching Awards Winners 2019/2020
The winners of the Trinity Excellence in Teaching Awards 2020 were announced at a ceremony in the Provost's garden on Tuesday 29th June 2021.
- Prof Ayeshah Emon, School of Social Work & Social Policy
- Prof Martha O'Hagan-Luff, School of Business
- Prof Duana Quigley, School of Linguistic, Speech & Communication Sciences
- Prof Alejandra Ramos, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy
- Prof Julie Regan, School of Linguistic, Speech & Communication Sciences
The Trinity Excellence in Teaching Awards seek to recognise colleagues who have made an outstanding contribution in the pursuit of teaching excellence. The prestige of the award reflects the value that Trinity places on promoting teaching as a scholarly activity and the importance placed on enriching the learning opportunities of its students.
Seven candidates were shortlisted for the Trinity Excellence in Teaching Awards 2020:
- Prof Paul Claffey, School of Medicine
- Prof Peter Harrison, School of Dental Science
- Prof Ronan Lyons, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy
- Prof Graeme Murdock, School of Histories & Humanities
- Prof Cian O'Callaghan, School of Natural Sciences
- Prof Joseph Roche, School of Education
- Prof Daniela Tropea, School of Medicine
These awards recognise the commitment and dedication to teaching and learning, innovation in creating learning environments which both support and challenge individual students, and the contribution to College’s high reputation for its teaching quality, a are greatly appreciated by our academic community.
Provost's Teaching Awards Winners 2018/2019
The winners of the Provosts' Teaching Awards 2019 were announced at a ceremony in the Provost's House on 30th May 2019.
Prof Conor McGinn, Prof Helen Sheridan, Prof Celia Holland, Prof Tara Mitchell & The Provost (Left to Right)
- Prof Brendan Ciarán Browne, School of Religion– Early Career Award (in absentia) – Prof Browne is in Palestine at the moment, working on the development of an internship programme he has set up. He will be presented with his award at the next ceremony of the Provost’s Teaching Awards.
- Prof Conor McGinn, School of Engineering – Early Career Award
- Prof Tara Mitchell, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy
- Prof Helen Sheridan, School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
- And the Lifetime Achievement Award goes to Prof Celia Holland, School of Natural Sciences
Video montage of this year's winners
Special commendations were presented to those shortlisted for a teaching award in 2019.
The Provost, Prof Liam Kneafsey, Prof Joseph Roche, Prof Eric Downer, Prof Martha O’Hagan Luff & Prof Matthew Saunders (Left to Right)
- Prof Ann Devitt, School of Education (in absentia)
- Prof Eric Downer, School of Medicine
- Prof Liam Kneafsey, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy
- Prof Ronan Lyons, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy (in absentia)
- Prof Martha O’Hagan Luff, School of Business
- Prof Joseph Roche, School of Education
- Prof Matthew Saunders, School of Natural Sciences
Ms. Jade Concannon, Dr John Rochford, School of Natural Sciences & The Provost.
John is a Provost’s Teaching Award winner from 2012 and will be retiring this September. He has been a valued panel member for the last six years and he was thanked for his willingness to take on this role year after year and also for the enthusiasm and expertise he has brought to the panel.
Provost's Teaching Awards Winners 2017/2018
The winners for this year's Provost's Teaching Awards were announced at a ceremony in the Provost's House on 10th April 2018.
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From left to right: Prof Dmytro Volin, Prof Lina Zgaga, Prof David Kane, Prof Rachael Walsh, Prof Sarah O'Brien and the Provost
- Prof Dmytro Volin, School of Mathematics (Early Career Award)
- Prof Lina Zgaga, School of Medicine
- Prof David Kane, School of Medicine
- Prof Rachael Walsh, School of Law
- Prof Sarah O'Brien, School of Linguistic, Speech & Communication Sciences (Early Career Award)
Special commendations were presented to those shortlisted for a teaching award in 2018:
- Dr Julie Bates, School of English
- Mr Ronan Lyons, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy
- Dr Matthew McGovern, School of Medicine
- Dr Dermot O'Dwyer, School of Engineering
- Ms Clare Whelan, School of Medicine
Provost's Teaching Awards Winners 2016/2017
The winners for this year's Provost's Teaching Awards were announced at a ceremony in the Provost's House on Tuesday 6th June 2017.
Please click on the winners names below for a video of their teaching.
- Dr Marie Morris - School of Medicine
- Prof Michael King - School of Social Sciences & Philosophy (Early Career Award)
- Prof Mairead Brady - School of Business
- Prof Susan O’Callaghan - School of Medicine
- Prof Anita O’Donovan - School of Medicine
From left to right: Dr Marie Morris, Prof Michael King, Prof Mairead Brady, The Provost, Prof Susan O’Callaghan & Prof Anita O’Donovan
Three shortlisted nominees also received special commendation, reflecting the very high standard and quality of the applications.
From left to right: Prof Mauro Ferreira,Prof Celia Holland & Prof Ronan Lyons
Provost's Teaching Awards Winners 2015/2016
The three recipients of the 2016 Provost's Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on 25th May 2016 at a ceremony in the Provost's House. A short video of their teaching can be viewed.
- Dr Shane Bergin, School of Physics
- Dr Michelle D'Arcy, School of Social Sciences and Philosophy
- Dr Kevin Kelly, School of Engineering
From Left to Right: Dr Michelle D'Arcy, Dr Shane Bergin,Dr Kevin Kelly & Provost Dr Patrick Prendergast
Special commendation to those shortlisted for a teaching award in 2016:
- Dr Deirdre Ahern, School of Law
- Dr Roja Fazaeli, School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies
- Dr Michael King, School of Economics
- Dr Daniel Rogers, Innovation Academy
- Dr Rachael Walsh, School of Law
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2014/2015
The six recipients of the 2015 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on 10th June 2015 at a ceremony in the Provost's House. (See also Trinity News and Events)
- Dr Daniel Geary, School of Histories & Humanities
- Dr David Kenny, School of Law (Early Career Award)
- Dr Ciaran O’Neill, School of Histories & Humanities (Early Career Award)
- Ms Cicely Roche, School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences (Early Career Award)
- Ms Sheila Ryder, School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Dr Ciaran Simms, School of Engineering
From Left to Right: Dr Ciaran Simms, Dr Ciaran O’Neill, Ms Sheila Ryder, Provost Dr Patrick Prendergast, Ms Cicely Roche, Mr David Kenny & Dr Daniel Geary
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2013/2014
Recipients of the 2014 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on 18th June 2014 at a ceremony in the Provost's Garden.
- Dr Niamh Connolly - School of Law
- Dr Louise Gallagher - School of Nursing & Midwifery
- Dr David Prendergast (Early Career Award)-School of Law
From Left to Right: Provost Dr Patrick Prendergast and Award Winners Dr Louise Gallagher, Dr David Prendergast & Dr Niamh Connolly
From Left to Right: Dr Richard Porter, Ms Michelle Leech, Dr Kathleen McTiernan, Dr Louise Gallagher, Provost Dr Patrick Prendergast, Dr David Prendergast, Dr Niamh Connolly, Dr Tamasine Grimes, Dr Ann Devitt & Ms. Jade Concannon
Special commendation to those shortlisted for a teaching award in 2014:
- Dr Ann Devitt - School of Education - Shortlisted for an Early Career Award in Teaching
- Dr Tamasine Grimes - School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences - Shortlisted for an Early Career Award in Teaching
- Ms Michelle Leech commended for “Scholarship of Teaching and Learning & Use of Technology and Innovation” - School of Medicine
- Dr Kathleen McTiernan commended for “Scholarship of Teaching and Learning & Curriculum Design” - School of Linguistic, Speech & Communication Sciences
- Dr Richard Porter commended for Fostering engagement - School of Biochemistry & Immunology
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2012/2013
Recipients of the 2013 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on 12th June 2013 at a ceremony in the Provost's House.
- Dr. Robert Armstrong, School of Histories & Humanities
- Dr. Nicholas Johnson, School of Drama, Film & Music (Early Career Award)
- Dr. Christopher Nicholas, School of Natural Sciences
- Prof. Luke O’Neill, School of Biochemistry & Immunology
- Dr. Zuleika Rodgers, School of Languages, Literatures & Cultural Studies
From left to right: The Provost Dr Patrick Prendergast, Dr. Christopher Nicholas, Dr. Robert Armstrong, Dr. Zuleika Rodgers, Dr. Nicholas Johnson, Prof. Luke O'Neill & Prof Veronica Campbell, the Dean of Graduate Studies
Special commendation to those shortlisted for a teaching award in 2013:
- Ms. Michelle Leech, School of Medicine
- Dr. Kathleen McTiernan, School of Linguistic, Speech & Communication Sciences
- Dr. Ciaran O'Neill, School of Histories & Humanities
- Dr. David Prendergast, School of Law
- Dr. Ian Sanders, School of Natural Sciences
- Dr. John Walsh, School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2011/2012
Recipients of the 2012 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on 28th May 2012 at a ceremony in the Provost's House.
- Dr. Paul Delaney, School of English
- Dr. Daniel Faas, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy - Early Career Award Winner
- Mr. John Kubiak, School of Social Work & Social Policy
- Dr. John Rochford, School of Natural Sciences - Lifetime Achievement Award Winner
- Prof. Orla Sheils, School of Medicine
- Prof. James Wickham, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy - Lifetime Achievement Award Winner
From left to right, Dr. John Rochford, Mr. John Kubiak, Prof. Orla Sheils, Prof. James Wickham, Dr. Daniel Faas & Dr. Paul Delaney
Special commendation to those shortlisted for a teaching award in 2012:
- Ms. Emer Barrett, School of Medicine
- Dr. Neil Docherty, School of Medicine
- Dr. Roja Fazaeli, School of Religions & Theology
- Ms. Caroline Jagoe, School of Linguistic, Speech and Communication Sciences
- Dr. Nicholas Johnson, School of Drama, Film & Music
- Dr. Vincent Kelly, School of Biochemistry & Immunology
- Ms. Michelle Leech, School of Medicine
- Dr. Carol Newman, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy
- Dr. Irene Walsh, School of Linguistic, Speech and Communication Sciences
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2010/2011
Recipients of the 2011 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on 31st May 2011 at a ceremony in the Provost's House.
- Dr. Desmond Ryan, School of Law
- Dr. Janine Stockdale, School of Nursing & Midwifery
- Dr. Áine Kelly, School of Medicine
- Dr. Paula Murphy, School of Natural Sciences
From Left to Right: Dr. Desmond Ryan, Dr. Janine Stockdale, Dr. Áine Kelly, & Dr. Paula Murphy
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2009/2010
Recipients of the 2010 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on Thursday 10th June 2010.
- Dr. Jacqueline Hayden, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy
- Dr. Eleanor Denny, School of Social Sciences & Philosophy
- Dr. Christine Morris, School of Histories & Humanities
- Prof. John Kelly, School of Chemistry
- Prof. Paul Coughlan, Professor in Operations Management & Director of Accreditation & Quality Assurance
- Dr. Brian Foley, CAPSL Director
From Left to Right: The Provost, Dr. John Hegarty, Dr. Jacqueline Hayden, Dr. Eleanor Denny, Dr. Christine Morris, Dr. Michael Lyons (on behalf of Prof. John Kelly), Prof. Paul Coughlan and Dr. Brian Foley, CAPSL Director.
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2008/2009
Recipients of the 2009 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on Tuesday 26th May 2009.
- Dr. Gareth Bennett, Department of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering – Early Career Award
- Dr. Deirdre Connolly, Department of Occupational Therapy
- Dr. Patrick Geoghegan, Department of History
- Prof. John William O’Hagan, Department of Economics – Lifetime Achievement Award
From Left to Right: Dr. Brian Foley, Director of CAPSL, Dr. Gareth Bennett (Early Career Award Winner), Prof. John W. O’Hagan (Lifetime Achievement Teaching Award), Dr. Patrick Geoghegan (Provost’s Teaching Award Winner), Dr. Deirdre Connolly (Provost’s Teaching Award Winner) and the Provost Dr. John Hegarty.
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2007/2008
Recipients of the 2008 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on 26th May 2008.
- Dr. Oran Doyle, School of Law - Early Career Award
- Professor Sylvia Draper,School of Chemistry
- Professor Cyril J. Smyth, School of Genetics and Microbiology - Lifetime Achievement Award
- Dr Paul Spiers, Pharmacology & Therapeutics, School of Medicine
From left to right: Prof. Sylvia Draper, Dr. Paul Spiers, Dr. Oran Doyle & Prof. Cyril Smyth
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2006/2007
Recipients of the 2007 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on May 8th 2007.
- Dr. Eric Finch, School of Physics (Lifetime Achievement Award)
- Dr. David Tombs, School of Ecumenics
- Mr. Mark Monahan, School of Nursing and Midwifery (Early Career Award)
From left to right, Dr. Eric Finch, Dr. David Tombs, Provost Dr. John Hegarty and Mr. Mark Monahan
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2005/2006
Recipients of the 2006 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on 2nd May 2006.
- Prof. Ivana Bacik, School of Law
- Ms. Katrin Eberbach, School of Germanic Studies
- Dr. Martin Henman, School of Pharmacy
- Ms. Inmaculada Arnedillo-Sanchez, School of Computer Science & Statistics / School of Education (Early Career Award).
From left to right, Prof Ivana Bacik, Prof Colm Kearney, Ms. Inmaculada Arnedillo-Sanchez, Dr. Martin Henman, Ms. Katrin Eberbach.
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2004
Recipients of the 2004 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on 11th May 2005.
Left to Right: Ms. Ellen Rowley, Ms. Helen Coughlan, Provost Dr. John Hegarty, Ms. Fiona Timmins, Dr. Neville Cox and Dr. Ciaran Brady
- Dr Ciaran Brady, Department of Modern History
- Ms. Helen Coughlan, Department of Social Studies
- Dr Neville Cox, School of Law
- Ms Fiona Timmins, School of Nursing and Midwifery
- Ms Ellen Rowley, Department of History of Art and Architecture - Early Career Award
Provost’s Teaching Award Winners 2003
Recipients of the 2003 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on 9th March 2004.
- Dr. Brian Foley, Department of Engineering
- Dr. Amanda Piesse, Department of English
- Dr. Edna Roche, Department of Paediatrics
- Ms. Meriel Huggard, Department of Computer Science (Early Career Award)
Left to Right: Ms. Meriel Huggard, Dr. Edna Roche, Provost John Hegarty, Dr. Amanda Piesse and Dr. Brian Foley
Provost’s Teaching Awards Winners 2002
Recipients of the 2002 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced on 6th March 2003.
- Dr. Ray Fuller, Department of Psychology
- Dr. Nicola Marples, Department of Zoology
- Ms. Agnes Higgins, School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies
- Dr. Brendan Tangney, Department of Computer Science
Provost, Dr. John Hegarty, centre, Dr. Ray Fuller, Department of Psychology, left, Dr. Nicola Marples, Department of Zoology, Ms. Agnes Higgins, School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies and Mr. Brendan Tangney, Department of Computer Science.
First Provost’s Teaching Award Winners 2001
Recipients of the 2001 Provost’s Teaching Awards Trinity College Dublin were announced in December 2001.
- Dr. Martin Fellenz, Department of Business Studies
- Prof. John Scott, Department of Biochemistry
- Mr. Alan Mullally, Department of Computer Science
- Prof. Corinna Lonergan, Special Award
Recipients of the first Provost's Awards for Outstanding Contribution to Teaching and Learning, from left, Dr. Martin Fellenz, Prof. John Scott, The Provost, Dr. John Hegarty and Mr. Alan Mullally.
Members of the College community were saddened to learn of the death of Professor John Martin Scott, Professor of Biochemistry, Fellow of TCD (1973), Bursar (1977-80), Personal Chair (1978), Sc.D., TCD (1981), Member of the Royal Irish Academy (1984) and Senior Fellow, TCD (2005), on 29 December 2012.
Prof. John Scott was one of the recipients of the first Provost’s Teaching Awards in 2001 and was recognised internationally for winning numerous awards. The impact that his pioneering work in the field of folic acid and neural tube defects has made on the lives of countless children worldwide, who would otherwise have suffered with spina bifida, is immeasurable.