Awards and Recognitions
The Common Core is driven to provide the highest quality cross disciplinary learning for our undergraduates, and, as an essential aspect of this task, we aspire to provide a culture of effective experimentation that enhances the learning of our colleagues, our community and our partners around the world. Working along multiple fronts to create such a culture, our team has begun to more deeply explore transdisciplinarity as a framework for configuring teaching and learning as transformative acts.
Common Core Teaching Awards
2022 Teaching Excellence Award - Outstanding Teaching Award
Communication-intensive Courses
Since 2019, the communication-intensive courses (CiCs) team, led by Dr Michelle Reyes Raquel, with Mr Simon David Boynton, Dr Jack Tsao and Mr Donn Emmanuel Ventura Gonda as team members, has established a communication across the curriculum programme at HKU, with the aim of enhancing students’ communication skills.
2019 University Grant Committee (UGC) Teaching Award
The Common Core@HKU: Transdisciplinarity-in-Action
The Common Core@HKU: Transdisciplinarity-in-Action team is led by Professor Gray Kochhar-Lindgren, with Dr Xiao Hu, Professor Gina Marchetti, Mr Matthew Pryor and Dr Julian Tanner as team members. The initiative moves across pedagogical questions, styles, content, and methodologies, and through this movement, stimulates student learning, creativity, and responsibility. The team has used to award grant to build transdisciplinary student teams, primarily across the eight UGC-funded universities, but extending to the Asia-Pacific region and focused on three of the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals – Good Health & Well-Being, Gender Equality, and Sustainable Cities and Communities.
2018 Teaching Excellence Award - Outstanding Teaching Award
Transdisciplinarity in Action: Creating Multiscalar Teaching and Learning Platforms in the Common Core
The Transdisciplinarity in Action: Creating Multiscalar Teaching and Learning Platforms in the Common Core was led by Professor Gray M. Kochhar-Lindgren, with Professor Gina Marchetti, Mr. Mathew R. Pryor and Dr. Julian A. Tanner as team members.