1 February 2021
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ECE Staff Achievements and Awards – AY2019/2020

Congratulations to the following ECE staff who were awarded the AY2019/2020 Engineering Educator Award, Faculty Teaching Excellence Award, and Innovative Teaching Award (individual and/or team), for their consistent and effective contributions to education in engineering.

The Engineering Educator and Excellent Teaching Awards recognize educators for exceptional teaching, and the Innovative Teaching Awards recognize new and creative methods in engineering education.

Engineering Educator Award
Dr. Chua Dingjuan – Lecturer
Associate Professor Soh Wee Seng
Associate Professor Tan Yan Fu, Vincent

 

Faculty Teaching Excellence Award
Associate Professor Danner Aaron James
Associate Professor Heng Chun Huat
Associate Professor Jerald Yoo
Dr. Rajesh Chandrasekhara Panicker – Senior Lecturer
Dr. Sangit Sasidhar – Senior Lecturer

 

Innovative Teaching Award
Dr. Rajesh Chandrasekhara Panicker

To find out more about the award winning ECE Teachers & Educators, please click here. 

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