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Teaching Medal

Paul Ballantine | 2014

16 October 2023

Meet Associate Professor Paul Ballantine from our Department of Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship. He received the UC Teaching Medal in 2014 in recognition of his outstanding achievements and contribution to UC as a lecturer, supervisor, and head of department.聽

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Marketing expert Associate Professor聽Paul Ballantine聽has received the UC Teaching Medal in recognition of his outstanding achievements and his contribution to the University as a lecturer, supervisor and head of department.

Professor Ballantine鈥檚 career has been stellar on all fronts in teaching, research and service. Last year, he was re-appointed unopposed as head of the Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship department for a second five-year term.

Professor Sonia Mazey, Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Business and Law), says that apart from his significant research and service commitments, Professor Ballantine remains passionate about undergraduate teaching and invests considerable time and effort into ensuring his 200 and 300-level courses are innovative, research-informed, engaging and relevant.

"The consistently high teaching and course survey evaluations obtained by Paul, and the fact that he has been a recipient of earlier College and University level teaching awards bear testimony to his outstanding competence and dedication as a teacher. Paul's student-centred approach to teaching with a strong emphasis on 鈥榬eal world鈥 problem-based learning aligns strongly with the key pillars of learning associated with the UC graduate profile, especially employability and community engagement.

"Paul has progressively refocused the department's research and teaching around three core areas: management, marketing and entrepreneurship. Thanks to Paul鈥檚 work, the University has a strong teaching and research profile in marketing, including a distinctive, specialist offering in the area of retail marketing. Paul is one of only two internationally recognised academics in this area in New Zealand," Professor Mazey says.

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