Dr Sarah Moore (PhD, MBS, DBS, BA psych), is Dean of Teaching and Learning at the University of Limerick in Ireland. She has chaired a national university retention network focusing on enhancing student performance in university settings. Much of her work focuses on helping both teachers and students to maximise their performance. She has published a range of journal articles and book chapters and is co-author of a major Irish textbook in the area of organisational behaviour. She has been a university lecturer for over 15 years and her research focuses on teaching and learning skills and styles, group dynamics, personality, decision-making, learning styles and writing development in higher education. Dr. Gary Walsh is a senior lecturer in biotechnology at the University of Limerick, Ireland. He has lecturing experience at both undergraduate and postgraduate level and devotes a significant proportion of his research efforts to curriculum development in biotechnology. He has authored numerous research articles as well as several books and was the recipient of an excellence in teaching award from the University of Limerick in 2003. Angelica Risquez BA (psych), MBS, has been a researcher at the Centre for Teaching and Learning in the University of Limerick since 2003. She is committed to the use of innovative teacher and student support systems, and currently facilitates technology-enhanced learning across all disciplines at UL. Specific research interests include e-mentoring, transitional adjustment to university, and continuous professional development for teachers in higher and further education.