WATE Shortlist 2023

Congratulations to all shortlisted nominees
We are excited to announce the 2023 shortlist for the Warwick Awards for Teaching Excellence.
With more than 115 excellent educators, teams, and communities to choose from, the WATE judging panels deliberated long and hard to identify those going through to the next round of the Faculty, Collaborative, Community & Culture and Postgraduates who teach awards.
Thank you to the hundreds of people who took the time to make a nomination, and huge congratulations to everyone nominated for an award.
The winners will be announced on 27 June 2023.
Faculty awards
Arts Faculty award
Jen Baker (English and Comparative Literary Studies)
Bryan Brazeau (Liberal Arts, School for Cross-faculty Studies)
Nancy Haijing Jiang (English and Comparative Literary Studies)
Heather Meyer (Institute for Advanced Teaching and Learning)
James Poskett (History)
Yinghong Shang (School of Modern Languages and Cultures)
Jonathan Skinner (English and Comparative Literary Studies)
Social Sciences Faculty award
Isabel Fischer (Warwick Business School)
Arthur Galichère (Economics)
Kate Hamer (Centre for Teacher Education)
Tor Krever (School of Law)
Akinyemi Oyawale (Politics and International Studies)
Ben Sinclair (Centre for Teacher Education)
Rachel Turner-King (Education Studies)
SEM Faculty award
David Cooper (Warwick Manufacturing Group)
Erin Fillmore (Warwick Medical School)
Cornelia Juengst (Warwick Medical School)
Phillip Perkins (Warwick Medical School)
Davide Piaggio (School of Engineering)
Tom Ritchie (Chemistry)
Sam Trouton (Chemistry)
Collaborative award
Chemistry Student Experience Team
Department of Philosophy Professional Services Team
The PPE Office
Phase 3 Management Group, WMS
The Mobius Team
WBS Year 1 CORE Module Team
WMG's Work-Based Education Discipline Group
Community & Culture award
WAPTE award
Postgraduates who teach award
Arts
Niels Boender (History)
Natasha Bondre (English and Comparative Literary Studies)
Simona Di Martino (School of Modern Languages and Cultures)
Sophie Kempston (Global Sustainable Development, School for Cross-faculty Studies)
Towhid Khan (Centre for Cultural and Media Policy Studies)
Harry Pitt Scott (English and Comparative Literary Studies)
Social Sciences
Mouli Banerjee (Politics and International Studies)
Andreas Kanaris Miyashiro (Politics and International Studies)
Giulia Lorenzi (Philosophy)
Sun Park (Sociology)
Miftahul Ulum (Politics and International Studies)
Priscilla Vitoh (School of Law)
Dan Wood (Politics and International Studies)
SEM
Anton Cleverley (Chemistry)
Joe Cregeen (Physics)
Josh Davies (Chemistry)
Eleanor Molloy (Warwick Medical School)
Keegan Rimmington (Computer Science)
David Sánchez-Bermejo Oliver (Mathematics)