Month: September 2015

Griffith's SABEL Labs has developed SABEL Sense, an alternative to GPS for tracking running speeds and distances, which is set to be a game changer in the sports performance and wearable technology industries.

The contribution of WOW’s Associate Professor Keith Townsend to the field of labour and employment relations (ER) research was acknowledged recently through his award as second runner up of the International Labor and Employment Relations Associations’ (ILERA) Luis Aparicio Prize. “As most of my research is conducted…in the [human resource management] HRM territory, I feel […]

Five Griffith University academics have been recognised as among the best teachers in the nation.

Students don’t have to wait until they’ve graduated from high school to meet passionate business academic Ruth McPhail. TheGriffith Business SchoolAssociate Professor is the driving force behind pre-university aspiration raising and preparation, as the Chair or the Orientation and Curriculum Working Group, Academic lead founder of the Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS) strategy and a […]

Dr Tim Stevens has taken marine biology at Griffith University to a whole new level. With the creation of a marine life identification app, a field course at Heron Island and a new innovative curriculum, he has increased student enrolments, improved student engagement and retention and facilitated graduate employability. In recognition of his dedication Dr […]

Studio teaching is the new buzz word in urbanand environmentalplanning education. And if anyone knows how to use this to transform teaching and learning it’s Dr Caryl Bosman. It’s her leadership in the design, implementation and scholarly evaluation of studio teaching that has seen her awarded a Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning as […]

Associate Professor Halim Rane has been awarded a national teaching award for his commitment to student learning.