The UQ Library Excellence Award
Established in 2006, The University of Queensland Library
Excellence Award is presented annually to up to three UQ
undergraduate students who demonstrate excellence in the use of the
Library to enhance their studies.
The Award was established to encourage the use of Library
resources, enhance the development of library research techniques,
and acknowledge the excellent work produced by UQ undergraduate
students. This Award also acknowledges how Library resources
support teaching and learning.
Who is eligible? The award is open to any
undergraduate, including honours, student of the University who is
not a member of staff.
How to apply 1. Complete the Application Cover
Sheet at: www.library.uq.edu.au/about/excellenceawardcover.pdf
2. Write a 500-700 word reflective essay, demonstrating how Library
resources were used to produce an excellent assessment
outcome.
Essays will be assessed against the following criteria:
- sophistication, originality, the depth or breadth in the use of Library collections
- evidence of significant personal learning and the development of a habit of research and inquiry
- exceptional ability to locate, select, evaluate and synthesise Library resources.
3. Obtain a statement of support from the supervising lecturer:
www.library.uq.edu.au/about/excellenceawardsupport.pdf
4. Submit all of the above — along with a copy of the piece of
assessment that includes a bibliography showing the resources used
— to the University Librarian and Director of Learning Services,
Level 6, Duhig Building, UQ St Lucia, by 1 October 2010.
Prize A cash prize of $1000 will be awarded to
each winner.
Judging Panel
- University Librarian and Director of Learning Services, in consultation with:
- President, Academic Board (or nominee)
- Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) (or nominee).
Closing Date 1 October 2010.
Enquiries Contact Ms Tanya Ziebell at: t.ziebell@library.uq.edu.au
or telephone: 3365 6315.
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