The University Teaching Fellowship scheme (UTFS) has, to date, awarded 56 University and 11 Early Career Teaching Fellowships since it was launched in 2007/8. Of the Early Career Teaching Fellows, 7 were subsequently awarded University Teaching Fellowships. The scheme's application criteria closely mirror those for the Advance HE's National Teaching Fellowship Scheme (NTFS) and to date, 11 Teaching Fellows have already gone on to success in the NTFS. 

The Fellowship scheme is open to both academic and support staff across the University and the network of Teaching Fellows includes colleagues from the library, CQSD and academic staff from all four Faculties. This breadth of disciplines, roles and experience is a real strength of the Teaching Fellows network group, which meets every term to discuss emerging T&L issues and to provide informal support for individual Fellows. CQSD co-ordinates this network and maintains the Teaching Fellows mailing list, which is used to continue meeting discussions, follow-up any actions arising from meetings and for Fellows to offer one another support, e.g. for T&L funding applications.

Lunchtime Meetings

Please book all your community of practice lunches through UoRLearn.

Termly lunches are organised for UTFs and the agenda for each meeting is agreed in advance. If you have any suggestions for future meetings please contact Joy Collier: j.collier@reading.ac.uk

2020

• Dr Allán Laville -  School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences, Dean for Diversity and Inclusion
• Adrian Aronsson-Storrier - School of Law
• Will Bailey-Watson - Institute of Education
• Dr Alana James - School of Psychology and Clinical Language Sciences

2019

• Dr Carol Padgett - Henley Business School
• Ms Amanda Millmore - School of Law
• Mrs Catherine Langran - School of Chemistry, Food and Pharmacy
• Mrs Clare McCullagh - Centre for Quality Support and Development
• Dr Nicola Abram - School of Literature and Languages

2018

• Dr Kim Shahabudin (Study Advice)
• Dr Natasha Barrett (Biological Sciences)
• Vicki Holmes (Centre for Quality Support and Development)
• Mr John Slaght (International Study and Language Institute)
• Dr Gillian Rose (Agriculture)
• Dr Rob Hosfield (Archaeology)
• Dr Steve Musson (Geography and Environmental Science)
• Dr Maria Danos (Institute of Education)
• Dr Jeanne-Louise Moys (Typography and Graphic Communication)

2017

• Kate Fletcher (School of Chemistry Food & Pharmacy)
• Dr Madeleine Davies (School of Literature and Language)
• Dr Choe Houston (School of Literature and Language)
• Melanie Jay (Institute of Education)

2016

• Dr Laura Bennett (Law)
• Dr Andrew Charlton-Perez (Meteorology)
• Dr Philippa Cranwell (Chemistry)
• Dr Rhianedd Smith (University Museums and Collections)
• Dr Rachel Pye (Psychology)

2015

• Dr Tabarak Ballal (Construction Management & Engineering)
• Dr Richard Harris (Institute of Education)
• Dr Karsten Lundqvist (Systems Engineering) - Has left the University.

2014

• Dr Alastair Culham (Biological Sciences)
• Dr Catherine Foley (Institute of Education)
• Dr Rebecca Green (Chemistry, Food & Pharmacy)
• Dr Emma Mayhew (Politics & International Relations)
• Dr Michelle Reid (Student & Academic Services)

2013

• Dr Orla Kennedy (Teaching and Learning Dean)
• Dr Samantha Weston (Chemistry, Food & Pharmacy)
• Dr Elizabeth McCrum (Teaching and Learning Dean)
• Dr Cathy Tissot (Institute of Education)

Early Career Fellows 2013/14

• Stuart Morris (Henley Business School - has left the University)

2012

• Professor Andy Kempe (Institute of Education)
• Professor Jane Setter (Literature and Languages)
• Dr David Carter (Teaching and Learning Dean)
• Professor Rachel McCrindle (Biomedical Engineering)

Early Career Fellows 2012/13

• Dr David Nutt (Chemistry, Food & Pharmacy) Subsequently awarded University Teaching Fellow 2014/15
• Dr Katrina Bicknell (Chemistry, Food & Pharmacy) Subsequently awarded University Teaching Fellow 2014/15

• Dr James Garnett (Institute of Education - has left the University)

2011

• Professor Richard Mitchell (Computer Science)
• Maria Gee (Management - has left the University)
• Helen Hathaway (Library - has left the University)

Early Career Fellows 2011/12

• Dr Matthew Nicholls (Humanities) Subsequently awarded University Teaching Fellow 2014/15
• Dr Helen Bilton (Institute of Education) Subsequently awarded University Teaching Fellow 2014/15
• Dr Katja Strohfeldt (Chemistry, Food & Pharmacy) Subsequently awarded University Teaching Fellow 2014/15

2010

• Mr David Stanbury (Centre for Career Management Skills - has left the University)
• Dr Paddy Woodman (Director of Student Development & Access)
• Professor Matthew Almond (Dean of Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences)

Early Career Fellows 2010/11

• Dr Yota Dimitriadi (Institute of Education) Subsequently awarded University Teaching Fellow 2015/16
• Dr Karen Ayres (Mathematical and Physical Sciences) Subsequently awarded University Teaching Fellow 2014/15

2009

• Dr Cindy Becker (Literature and Languages)
• Dr Anne Crook (Centre for Quality Support and Development - has left the University)
• Professor Elizabeth Page (Chemistry, Food & Pharmacy)

Early Career Fellows 2009/10

• Dr Corin Gurr (Systems Engineering - has left the University)
• Dr Jennie Litten-Brown (Agriculture, Policy and Development - has left the University)

2008

• Professor Martha-Marie Kleinhans (Law- has left the University)

2007

• Professor Clare Furneaux (Teaching and Learning Dean)
• Professor Julian Park (Agriculture Policy & Development)
• Professor Shirley Williams (Systems Engineering)