Director, Learning and Teaching Office, and Associate Head, Fremantle Campus
Carole is the Director of the Learning and Teaching Office (LTO) in The University of Notre Dame Australia, as well as the Associate Head of the Fremantle campus. In heading up the LTO she provides strategic leadership in supporting academic staff continue to provide rich learning experiences to students. Between 2007 and 2015, Carole was the Associate Dean Teaching and Learning in the School of Medicine Fremantle where she was Director of the Medical Education Support Unit. In this position, Carole led the development of Prudentia, a dynamic web-based curriculum management system that is underpinned by an outcomes-based curriculum framework. This system is transforming how staff in the School of Medicine interact with and manage curriculum. She chairs the University Academic Council, is the immediate past chair of the Learning and Teaching Committee and the Honorary Secretary for the Committee of Management for the Australian and New Zealand Association of Health Professional Educators (ANZAHPE). Carole is an accredited transformational leadership facilitator (2015) and has won a range of prizes including, the Advanced Leadership Program Scholarship (2016), the Aspire Professional Development Scholarship (2010), the Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award (2005), and the World Fellowship Prize for academic excellence (1997). Carole is currently collaborating on a number of national OLT funded projects, the most recent being in relation to work integrated learning and inter-professional health education.
Reviewer for Journals and Conference Proceedings
I have been invited by the following editorial boards of leading journal publications and conferences to review articles:
Australian Journal of Educations Technology, (AJET)
Australian Society for Computers in Learning in Tertiary Education, (ASCILITE)
World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia & Telecommunications, (EdMedia)
Journal of Cancer Education (official journal for the American Association for Cancer Education)
Clinical Teacher
Medical Education
Australian and New Zealand Association for Health Professional Educators Conference (2014, 2015)
Competitive Research Grants and Tenders
2011 Health Workforce Australia - $105,000
Interprofessional Education: A National Audit. Report to Health Workforce Australia
2011 WA health Department- $80,000
IPE for Health Professionals in WA (National Collaboration)
2013 WA Health Department - $50,000
Provision of Post-graduate courses in Clinical Supervision
2010 & 2012 - $10,000
RIS seeding money from the University of Notre Dame for two research projects
2015 Office of Learning and Teaching Australia (OLT) - $60,000
Extension funding for Interprofessional Education: A National Audit. Report to Health Workforce Australia
2015 Office of Learning and Teaching Australia (OLT) - $476,000
Augmenting students' learning for employability through post-practicum educational processes
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About Carole Steketee
Carole is the Director of the Learning and Teaching Office (LTO) in The University of Notre Dame Australia, as well as the Associate Head of the Fremantle campus. In heading up the LTO she provides strategic leadership in supporting academic staff continue to provide rich learning experiences to students. Between 2007 and 2015, Carole was the Associate Dean Teaching and Learning in the School of Medicine Fremantle where she was Director of the Medical Education Support Unit. In this position, Carole led the development of Prudentia, a dynamic web-based curriculum management system that is underpinned by an outcomes-based curriculum framework. This system is transforming how staff in the School of Medicine interact with and manage curriculum. She chairs the University Academic Council, is the immediate past chair of the Learning and Teaching Committee and the Honorary Secretary for the Committee of Management for the Australian and New Zealand Association of Health Professional Educators (ANZAHPE). Carole is an accredited transformational leadership facilitator (2015) and has won a range of prizes including, the Advanced Leadership Program Scholarship (2016), the Aspire Professional Development Scholarship (2010), the Dean’s Excellence in Teaching Award (2005), and the World Fellowship Prize for academic excellence (1997). Carole is currently collaborating on a number of national OLT funded projects, the most recent being in relation to work integrated learning and inter-professional health education.
Reviewer for Journals and Conference Proceedings
I have been invited by the following editorial boards of leading journal publications and conferences to review articles:
Australian Journal of Educations Technology, (AJET)
Australian Society for Computers in Learning in Tertiary Education, (ASCILITE)
World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia & Telecommunications, (EdMedia)
Journal of Cancer Education (official journal for the American Association for Cancer Education)
Clinical Teacher
Medical Education
Australian and New Zealand Association for Health Professional Educators Conference (2014, 2015)
Competitive Research Grants and Tenders
2011 Health Workforce Australia - $105,000
Interprofessional Education: A National Audit. Report to Health Workforce Australia
2011 WA health Department- $80,000
IPE for Health Professionals in WA (National Collaboration)
2013 WA Health Department - $50,000
Provision of Post-graduate courses in Clinical Supervision
2010 & 2012 - $10,000
RIS seeding money from the University of Notre Dame for two research projects
2015 Office of Learning and Teaching Australia (OLT) - $60,000
Extension funding for Interprofessional Education: A National Audit. Report to Health Workforce Australia
2015 Office of Learning and Teaching Australia (OLT) - $476,000
Augmenting students' learning for employability through post-practicum educational processes
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Professor Carole Steketee
Director of Learning & Teaching & Associate Head Fremantle Campus
+61894330233