Lehre: Ausgezeichnet!

Die Jury hat getagt: Die GewinnerInnen des Lehrpreises 2013 stehen fest, offiziell bekannt gegeben werden sie am 7. November 2013

Die Jury für den diesjährigen Lehrpreis hat getagt

Traditionell vergibt die Uni Graz einmal im Jahr den begehrten Lehrpreis "Lehre: Ausgezeichnet!" an herausragende Leistungen ihrer Lehrenden. Die Qual der Wahl hatten kürzlich die sieben Jurymitglieder. Durften sie doch aus 24 eingereichten Lehrveranstaltungen jene drei küren, die den diesjährigen Fokus "Interdisziplinärs Co-Teaching" am besten umgesetzt haben. Den drei GewinnerInnen-Teams winkt nun ein Preisgeld von jeweils 2000 Euro.

Die Jury 2013 setzte sich zusammen aus ao. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Martin Polaschek, Vizerektor für Studium und Lehre, Universität Graz, ao. Univ.-Prof. DDr. Theresia Heimerl, Studiendekanin der Katholisch-Theologischen Fakultät, ao. Univ.-Prof. Dr. Alfred Posch, Studiendekan der URBI-Fakultät, MMag. Alexandra Dorfer, Leiterin Lehr- und Studienservices, Mag. Günter Wageneder, Qualitätsmanagement, Universität Salzburg sowie Florian Ungerböck und Karin Scaria-Braunstein ,beide ÖH, Universität Graz.

Verliehen wird die Auszeichnung am 7. November 2013 feierlich im Rahmen des alljährlichen "Tag der Lehre".

Konstantinos Tzivanopoulos

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