We are very pleased to announce the shortlist for the 2019 Warwick Awards for Teaching Excellence (WATE) and Warwick Awards for Teaching Excellence for Postgraduates who Teach (WATE PGR).

The Warwick community responded enthusiastically this year, nominating nearly 80 members of staff and 30 postgraduates. Nominees came from 27 departments and centres from across the University and nearly three quarters of all nominations received came directly from or were co-supported by students.

Professor Christopher Hughes, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education) and Chair of the WATE and WATE PGR judging process, commented

It is always exciting to see which of our outstanding community of educators are nominated for WATE and WATE PGR. This year's shortlist, drawn from an incredibly strong field, show the creativity and dedication to practice that are at the heart of Warwick's student experience. The University is very proud of these colleagues, and everyone nominated for the Awards, and thanks them for everything they do for our students.

WATE Shortlist	WATE PGR Shortlist
Keith Ball, Mathematics	James Atkinson, Engineering
Samantha Cooke, PAIS	Tasha Bondre, English and Comparative Literary Studies
Suhaib Fahmy, Engineering	Maria Inês Castro e Silva, Modern Languages and Cultures
Rebecca Freeman, Life Sciences	James Gott, Physics
Maja Korica, Warwick Business School	Simone Griesser, Warwick Business School
Georgia Kremmyda, Engineering	Richard Henshaw, Physics
Michael Mortenson, WMG	Sarah Mainwaring, PAIS
Sandra Pereira, Warwick Business School	Chris Noonan, Philosophy
Jörg Seifert, Modern Languages and Cultures	Joey Soehardjojo, Warwick Business School
David Woods, Philosophy	Arianna Tassinari, Warwick Business School

View the Warwick Awards for Personal Tutoring Excellence (WAPTE) shortlist here.

WATE, WATE PGR, WAPTE winners and commendees will be announced at the end of June.