Annual Staff Awards 2023
UCT Annual Staff Awards
01 December 2023 | Videography and Video Edit Carbon Visuals. Photo Robyn Thuynsma. Video Production Team Roxanne Harris, Boikhutso Ntsoko, Ruairi Abrahams and Rozanne EngelThe University of Cape Town (UCT) honoured and celebrated exceptional individuals at the 2023 UCT Annual Staff Awards on Thursday, 23 November 2023 held at the Baxter Theatre Centre.
The UCT Annual Staff Awards acknowledges staff members’ contributions through excellence, research, teaching and service to the university community. Awards bestowed at the celebratory event included: the Long Service Awards, the UCT Book Award, Meritorious Book Award Prize and the Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence, to name a few. The evening also recognised those staff members who have received ad hominem promotions this year.
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UCT Annual Staff Awards 2023
On Thursday, 23 November, Vice-Chancellor interim Emer Prof Daya Reddy hosted the UCT Annual Staff Awards 2023, which serve to honour and celebrate exceptional individuals at UCT for their contributions through excellence and dedication in research, teaching and service.
The celebration acknowledged staff receiving Long Service Awards and the Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence Awards. This year, UCT added more categories, including the UCT Book Award, Meritorious Book Prize, Creative Works Award, Meritorious Creative Works Award, Fellowship Award, Social Responsiveness Award and UCT President of Convocation Medal. The evening also hailed staff members who have received ad hominem promotions that will take effect at the beginning of 2024.
Distinguished Teacher Award
The Distinguished Teacher Award is the highest accolade awarded to teaching staff at all levels within the university. Through the award, the University of Cape Town acknowledges the primary place of teaching and learning in the university’s work.
