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Student Awards and Prizes

2006 Awards

Karen Garside Memorial Award
To the student who has demonstrated outstanding performance and enthusiasm in academic performance, sport, community or peer relations.
This prize is awarded to: Paris Archer

ACHPER WA AWARD – 2006
To the student who has demonstrated outstanding professional qualities and achievement while on School practicum in the final years.
This prize is awarded to: Claire Buswell

ACHPER WAS AWARD – 2006
To the student who has demonstrated outstanding professional qualities and achievement while on Industry practicum.
This prize is awarded to: Karlee Jack

Western Australian Sports Federation Student Prize
For academic achievement and significant contribution to the community through their service to and leadership in sport and recreation during their course.
This prize is awarded to: Katherine Lee

John Bloomfield Prize in Health and Physical Education:
For the “young professional of the future”, one who throughout their course has demonstrated academic achievement, service and leadership within the university and or the community.
This prize is awarded to: Carla D’Orazio

 

2005 Awards

Karen Garside Memorial Award
To the student who has demonstrated outstanding perseverance and enthusiasm in academic performance, sport, community or peer relations.
Prize winner: Tara Lowther

John Bloomfield Prize in Health and Physical Education
For the “young professional of the future”, one who throughout their course has demonstrated academic achievement, service and leadership within the university and or the community
Prize winner: Sarah Goyder
           
Australian Council for Health Physical Education and Recreation (ACHPER WA) Award
To the student who has demonstrated outstanding professional qualities and achievement while on School practicum in the final years.
Prize winner: Drew Walsh

To the student who has demonstrated outstanding professional qualities and achievement while on Industry practicum.
2005 Eleisha Hathaway

Western Australian Sports Federation Student Prize
For academic achievement and significant contribution to the community through their service to and leadership in sport and recreation during their course
Prize winner: Daniel Ogle

 

2004 Awards

Each year a number of student awards are made to recognise the outstanding achievements of students throughout their course. Below are the various prizes and awards made for 2004.

Archbishop Foley Award for 2004

This award recognises outstanding service and commitment to the development of the University Community.

2004 Winner: Ms Caroline Watson - BHPE 3 rd year

The John Bloomfield Prize in Health and Physical Education

About Professor John Bloomfield

 

This award is open to students from any of the courses offered in the School. It is awarded to the “young professional of the future”; one who throughout their course has demonstrated academic achievement, service and leadership within the university and/or the community. The prize is named in honour of the Chairman of the School Advisory Board, an academic of outstanding reputation who established the first academic program of physical education in an Australian University at the University of Western Australia. He was also the catalyst in the 1970s for the development of the Australian sports system which created the Australian Sports Commission, State Institutes of Sport and State and Federal Departments of Sport and Recreation. The award consists of a student’s name on the John Bloomfield Honour Board, a framed award and cash prize of $200.

2004 Winner: Ms Melanie McNeill – BHPE 4 th year

The West Australian Sports Federation Student Prize for Academic Achievement
www.wasportsfed.asn.au

This award recognises the final year student studying the Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management who achieves the highest academic standing throughout their course. The award consists of a book voucher to the value of $100. No award in 2004

The West Australian Sports Federation Student Prize for Community Service
www.wasportsfed.asn.au

This award recognises the student who has made a significant contribution to the community through their service to and leadership in sport and recreation during their course. The award consists of a book voucher to the value of $100.

2004 Winner: Ms Janine Furtado – BSRM

Australian Council for Health Physical Education and Recreation (ACHPER WA) Student Awards
www.achper.wa.asn.au

The award consists of a $250 prize for the most merited student based on their practicum evaluations for the following courses

  • Bachelor of Health and Physical Education
  • Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science

Deans Award for Excellence

The Deans Award for Excellence is designed to recognise excellence in competency and academic performance in any of the Health fields

Any graduating student enrolled in one of the Health disciplines is eligible for registration with a relevant Health industry-related professional body.

The award is determined by the candidates;

  • Demonstration of a consistent effort and high level of success academically throughout the entire course
  • Demonstrated application of practical skills in a practicum/clinical setting
  • Demonstration of team leadership and teamwork skills throughout the course
  • Contribution to the ethos and philosophy of the University

Michael Quinlan Community Contribution Award

The Michael Quinlan Community Contribution Award is designed to recognise an outstanding contribution to the community as a presentative of the Health profession at the student level

Any graduating student enrolled in one of the Health disciplines is eligible for registration with a relevant Health industry-related professional body

The award is determined by the candidates;

  • Demonstrated contribution to the University community, Health profession and wider population
  • Demonstrated application of practical skills in practicum/clinical setting
  • Demonstration of team leadership and teamwork skills throughout the course
  • Contribution to the mission and goals of the University

Australian Council for Health Physical Education and Recreation (ACHPER WA) Award
To the student who has demonstrated outstanding professional qualities and achievement while on School practicum in the final years.
2004 winner: Caslin Gabriels

To the student who has demonstrated outstanding professional qualities and achievement while on Industry practicum.
2004: Lisa Dastlik