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Winners of the 2008 Peter Doherty Awards for Excellence in Science and Science Education

The winners of the 2008 Peter Doherty Awards for Excellence in Science and Science Education were announced by the Minister for Education and Training and Minister for the Arts, Rod Welford MP on 20 August.

The Peter Doherty Awards were established as part of the 2003-2006 Spotlight on Science initiative and remain an integral part of the current Science Education Strategy 2006-2009. The Awards recognise students, teachers, support staff, and partner organisations demonstrating outstanding and innovative contributions to science and science education in Queensland.

A panel of Queensland scientists and science educators selected this year's 25 winners, who will share $85000 in awards and scholarships to further their science studies or continue their programs that inspire students and educators in the field of science.

Category Name School
Outstanding Teacher of Science Alan Allinson
Brisbane Girls' Grammar School
Jo-ann Bates Burpengary Meadows SS
Sarah Chapman Townsville SHS
Ray Freeman Woree SHS
Nick Johnstone St Luke's Anglican School (Bundaberg)
Kerry Low Woongarra State School
Carissa Marshall Northern Beaches SHS
Rosemary Marszalek Pomona SS
Adam Richmond Clontarf Beach SHS
Amanda Speare Ryan Catholic College
Outstanding Senior Science Student

Jonathon Aspinall Western Cape College
Anna Braganza
Clayfield College
Andrew Buckley Kirwan SHS
Wes Draper Kilcoy SHS
Frances Potter Spinifex State College
Tanya McDonald Mountain Creek SHS
Talia Trigger Rockhampton Girls Grammar School
Stephanie Tucker Isis District SHS
Lin (Linda) Yen St Peters Lutheran College
Kathryn Zealand Brisbane Girls Grammar School
Outstanding Science Operations Officer

Jeffrey Miles Toowoomba SHS
Eunice Wallis Immanuel College

Category Organisation Nominee
Science Education Partnership Department of Primary Industry & Fisheries
Kerrie Rubie
Griffith University Randall Hall
University of Southern Queensland Janet Verbyla

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