Please note: Prizes and Awards are subject to change and are awarded based on conditions current at the time of award
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The Aboriginal Pathway Program Prize will be awarded to students attending either an Adelaide metropolitan campus or Mt Gambier campus who are undertaking the first year of study with UniSA College.
The prize will be awarded to the student who has completed their first year of study and achieved the highest cumulative Grade Point Average at the end of the academic year.
Eligibility Criteria:
Value: $500
The Centacare Prize is awarded to the student who achieves the highest program grade point average on completing the Bachelor of Social Work program based at the Whyalla Campus.
Value: $500
Awarded to the most outstanding graduand at the Mount Gambier Regional Centre. The graduand must achieve a GPA of 6.25 or greater.
The recipient will be awarded the prize at the Mount Gambier graduation ceremony for the year of the prize.
Value: $500 and certificate
The District Council of Grant Prize for Excellence will be awarded to two students attending the UniSA Mt Gambier campus who are undertaking an undergraduate degree, Foundation Studies or Aboriginal Pathway Program.
The prize will be awarded to students who have completed a minimum of 27 units and achieved the highest cumulative Grade Point Average at the end of the academic year across all programs and year levels.
Value: $500
Two prizes will be awarded to Whyalla students with the highest official posted combined mark in:
- Science and Mathematics Education 1 (EDUC 3073)
- Science and Mathematics Education 2 (Birth – 8 years) (EDUC 3074), OR Science and Mathematics Education 2 (Years R – 7) (EDUC 3075), OR Science and Mathematics Education 2 (Years 7 – 12) (EDUC 3075)
Dr Brian Webby was a valued member of the School of Engineering and the School of Information Technology and Mathematical Sciences‚ who played an important role within the UniSA regional campus community.
Eligibility and selection criteria:
Where a tie occurs‚ the student with the higher cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) will be deemed the winner. If this does not resolve a tie‚ the prize may be split (e.g. 250 awarded to each student where a tie exists between two students).
Value: $500
The Rotary Club Whyalla ‘Glen Eden’ Excellence in Mental Health Prize is awarded to a graduating student who has studied an undergraduate degree at the Whyalla Campus. The prize recipient will have demonstrated evidence of how they have increased the awareness of mental health and decreased the stigma related to mental illness throughout their undergraduate degree. This could be through their course work, work placements or through campus leadership, as well as through community involvement contributing to mental health outcomes.
Value: $500
The Samaritan College Education Prize will be awarded to a second year full-time student from the UniSA Whyalla campus studying either the Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Honours), the Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood), the Bachelor of Primary Education (Honours), or the Bachelor of Education (Primary).
The prize is valued at $500 and the recipient must be enrolled full-time at the Whyalla campus in the awarding year. The student with the highest GPA in the programs will be awarded the prize. GPA is based on first year results and recipients will be in second year when awarded the prize.
Criteria:
Value: $500
The Whyalla Partnership Education Prize will be awarded to graduating students who have completed the Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Honours) or the Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood); the Bachelor of Primary Education (Honours) or the Bachelor of Education (Primary). One prize will be offered to a graduating student in early childhood education, and one prize will be offered to a graduating student in primary education (two prizes in total).
The student with the highest cumulative GPA for each program will be awarded the prize.
Recipients must be employed in a Whyalla public school or early childhood education site during the first half of the awarding year.
Criteria:
Value: $500