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Annual Report 2008 - Central Queensland University

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Thirteen potential Fellowship applicants have been identified. A series of five<br />

meetings were held between March and October to discuss the ALTC Fellowship<br />

scheme and to share ideas for applications. Professor Ron Oliver from Edith<br />

Cowan <strong>University</strong>, a holder of an ALTC Fellowship and an assessor of Fellowship<br />

applications, facilitated one of the meetings. Four staff, including two potential<br />

fellows, attended the 2009 Fellowship guidelines workshop in Brisbane. Overall,<br />

awareness of the Fellowship scheme has been raised among staff, and established a<br />

group of staff interested in developing ideas for Fellowship proposals, with the aim<br />

of having at least one application by 2010.<br />

CQ<strong>University</strong> is a partner institution in four successful ALTC grant applications:<br />

• Beyond Numbers: Valuing quality teaching in business education<br />

($219,812 over 2 years) (Ms Beth Tennent)<br />

• Enabling and developing leadership in multi campus universities through<br />

the development of communities of practice ($218,914 over 2 years)<br />

(Dr Trevor Davison)<br />

• Building leadership capacity for development and sharing of mathematics<br />

learning resources… across disciplines and universities ($222,000 over 2 years)<br />

(Mr Antony Dekkers)<br />

• Curriculum Specification and Support Systems for Engineering Education<br />

that Address Revised Qualification Standards ($219,000 over 2 years)<br />

(Professor Elizabeth Taylor and Associate Professor David Jorgensen).<br />

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