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Ms Catherine Barratt
Project Manager - Academic Development
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Profile
I have recently been seconded to CALT from the Faculty of Business and Economics where I am the Manager, Teaching and Learning Development. I am currently working as the Project Manager - Academic Development on the restructure of the Graduate Certificate of Higher Education (GCHE). I have worked in both teaching and educational leadership roles in Secondary, Primary, TAFE and Higher Education sectors. I am passionate about teaching and continue to teach Master’s level students in the Faculty of Business and Economics.
Prior to working in the Faculty of Business and Economics I worked as Project Manager for MUELC. In this role I was responsible for projects which identified needs in the market and contributed to the company’s ongoing business. On these projects I had full project management and educational design responsibility. Two significant projects I managed were the award-winning ADEPT academic skills enhancement program for the Graduate School of Business and the Department of Immigration and Citizenship’s (DIAC) Professional Year program for graduate international students – a program now offered by providers nationally.
Awards
- Dean’s Teaching award for Excellence in Teaching in 2008 – Faculty of Business and Economics
- Australian Learning &Teaching Council (ALTC) Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning in 2009
Conference Papers
- Barratt, C.‘ADEPT – An embedded approach to academic skills development’ Paper presented at HERDSA Conference, 2009
- Barratt, C. Hanlon, D & Rankin M. ‘Assessing the success of an academic development and enhancement program in a graduate accounting program’ Paper presented at Accounting Education SIG Symposium 2009
- Barratt, C & Hanlon, D. ‘Embedding academic skill development in unit content: moving from remedial to proactive support’ Paper presented at Vice-Chancellor’s Showcase of Teaching Excellence – Monash 2008
- Barratt, C. ‘ADEPT – An embedded approach to academic skills development’ Paper presented at Monash Transition Roundtable 2008
Education
- B.Ed , Diploma of Modern Languages, Grad. Dip. Languages, M.Ed, M. Applied Linguistics
Interests
- Cross-cultural communication in the classroom context
- Professional development of Higher Education teaching staff
- Internationalising the curriculum
- Curriculum and assessment design
- Chinese, Japanese and Korean languages
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