Star Lecturer up for National Award

A University lecturer is in the running for a £50,000 award after being nominated for a National Teaching Fellowship.

Rob Janaway is a Lecturer in Archaeological Sciences and has been at the University for 17 years. His work is mostly concerned with archaeological sciences, forensic taphonomy and forensic archaeology.

Rob is one of 82 entries for the 2002 National Teaching Fellowship Scheme. Nominees are chosen by their own institutions for their excellence in teaching. Twenty winners will be selected by a national advisory panel on May 21 and the awards will be presented at a high profile event in London on July 9.

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