National Teaching Fellowship Awards 08/11/2019 teaching academy Katharine Hubbard was formally awarded her National Teaching Fellowship (NTF) at an awards ceremony in Manchester on October 16th. Katharine was awarded her NTF for her work on raising the profile of teaching for early career academics, and for her student-centered approaches to laboratory skills development within the biosciences. Katharine was presented with her NTF award by Alison Johns, the chief executive of Advance HE. Before the awards ceremony Katharine attended a networking event of new NTF and CATE (Collaborative Award for Teaching Excellence) winners, which featured lively discussions on student centered pedagogies and inclusive approaches to education. The awards dinner was held at Whitworth Hall at the University of Manchester. Katharine was joined at the awards dinner by Prof. Gabrielle Finn of Hull York Medical School who was also awarded an NTF for her innovative approaches to anatomy education. If you are interested in finding out more about applying to be a National Teaching Fellow, get in touch with the Teaching Excellence Academy. Media Enquiries Please contact the Press Office on pr@hull.ac.uk +44 (0)1482 465268 My First Digital Conference Peer Observation of Teaching You may also like to read: University of Hull students to take part in filmed sustainable living challenge 21 January 2022 business, energy and environment insitute (eei) Hull researcher uncovers new evidence on some of Earth's earliest marine life 15 January 2021 biological and marine sciences, geography, geology and environment, history, research How a roaring log or coal fire this Christmas could be bad for your health 16 December 2021 carbon neutral, energy and environment insitute (eei), health research, research