UCD College of Social Sciences and Law Teaching Awards
Members of staff from the College of Social Sciences and Law were presented with awards for Teaching and Learning in a ceremony at College Council on 28th November. The awards recognise the contribution of College faculty who have made a sustained commitment to teaching excellence.
In making the presentation to the awardees, Professor Niamh Moore Cherry noted the excellence of the quality of the support offered to students in the College and spoke of her pleasure in acknowledging the outstanding work of staff.
Teaching Excellence Awardees:
- Prof Oonagh Breen, School of Law
- Asst Prof Michael Byrne, School of Social Policy Social Work and Social Justice
- Assoc Prof James Cross, School of Politics and International Relations
- Prof Judith Harford, School of Education
- Assoc Prof Áine Mahon, School of Education
- Asst Prof Claire McGuinness, School of Information and Communication Studies
- Assoc Prof Naonori Kodate, School of Social Policy Social Work and Social Justice
- Asst Prof Mary Nugent, School of Education
- Asst Prof Brendan Rooney, School of Psychology
- Assoc Prof Kevin Costello, School of Law
- Assoc Prof Ciara Greene, School of Psychology
- Asst Prof Enda Hargaden, School of Economics
- Assoc Prof Cliódhna O’Connor, School of Psychology
- Asst Prof Eileen Bowman, School of Education
Exceptional Contribution Awardees
- Nathan Barrett, School of Education
- Conor Keogh, School of Sociology
- Daniel Snow, School of Information and Communication Studies
In addition, at the College Council presentations were made to staff who have completed 10 year service to UCD.
10 year Long Service Awardees
- Ms Giuliana Rocca, College Office
- Prof Benjamin Cowan, School of Information and Communication Studies
- Assoc Prof Mark Coen, School of Law
- Assoc Prof Alexander Dukalskis, School of Politics and International Relations
- Assoc Prof James Cross, School of Politics & International Relations
- Asst Prof Michael Byrne, School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice
- Ms Ciara Darker, School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice
- Assoc Prof Sarah Donnelly, School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice
