ANU award-winners this fortnight

Whose successes are we celebrating this fortnight?

9 December 2016

Every fortnight we are proud to celebrate the achievements of the University's staff, student and alumni.

ANU congratulates 18 staff who have been successful in their applications for promotion to Professor level E1 in the 2016 promotions round. The list of staff is below:

Blaxland	John	Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs	CAP
Jotzo	Frank	Crawford School of Public Policy	CAP
Bongiorno	Francis (Frank) Robert	Research School of Social Sciences	CASS
Booth	Heather	Research School of Social Sciences	CASS
Oxenham	Marc	Research School of Social Sciences	CASS
Shailer	Gregory	Research School of Accounting	CBE
Catchpole	Kylie	Research School of Engineering	CECS
Compston	Paul	Research School of Engineering	CECS
MacDonald	Daniel	Research School of Engineering	CECS
Mathesius	Ulrike	Research School of Biology	CMBE
Strazdins	Lyndall	Research School of Population Health	CMBE
O'Kearney	Richard	Research School of Psychology	CMBE
Macintosh	Andrew	Law School	CoL
Stellios	James	Law School	CoL
Foley	Anthony	Legal Workshop	CoL
Bennett	Victoria	Research School of Earth Sciences	CPMS
Yaxley	Gregory	Research School of Earth Sciences	CPMS
Francis	Paul	Research School of Physics and Engineering	CPMS

Professor Marc Oxenham from the ANU School of Archaeology and Anthropology has been elected a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities. Professor Oxenham, who co-developed a new sub-disciplinary field within archaeology, was recognised by the Academy for the excellence and impact of his scholarship.
ANU School of Art graduate and glass artist April Surgent has won a prestigious 2016 USA Ford Fellowship. The fellowships, valued at $50,000, are awarded to America's most accomplished and innovative artists working in fields ranging from visual arts to literature.
Researchers from ANU have received more than $16 million in the latest funding from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), including major funding for projects to improve health of Indigenous Australians.
The ANU College of Business and Economics has won silver at the prestigious 2016 QS Stars Reimagine Education Awards for its innovative Internship Program.

Know someone who should be recognised? Email us at on.campus@anu.edu.au