CONFERRING OF AWARDS 15, 16, 17 & 18 DECEMBER 2015 MO_DSA1 6060 CONFERRING OF AWARDS

SUMMER 2015

Llewellyn Hall The Australian National University

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Chancellor: Professor the Honourable Gareth Evans AC QC BA LLB (Hons) Melb, MA Oxon, HonLLD Melb, Carleton, Syd FASSA

Pro-Chancellor: Ms Robin Hughes AO BA, MA Syd

Vice-Chancellor: Professor Ian Young AO BE(Hons) MEngSc PhD JCU, FIEAust, FTSE

University Marshal: Associate Professor Selwyn Cornish AM BEc(Hons) UWA

University Marshal (Alternate): Ms Lorena Kanellopoulos DipHRM, GradCertMgt, MMgt ANU

Esquire Bedel: Dr Ian Walker BA DipEd Syd, MA Macq, PhD UNSW

Esquire Bedel (Alternate): Ms Lorena Kanellopoulos DipHRM, GradCertMgt, MMgt ANU

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Conferring of Awards December 2015 1 CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE TO GRADUANDS

Today’s ceremony marks the culmination of years of research and study. ANU owes much to the intellectual and cultural contribution of our student body. In return, we work to build on our high standards in research and education. ANU was created as part of a great nation building exercise. That mandate continues and you share a vital part in it.

I hope that your time with us has been enriching. It will certainly shape your future.

Receiving your testamur is a significant achievement in its own right. It is also an Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC important milestone. Some of you will decide to pursue further study; some of you will seek challenges outside the University environment.

The skills you have developed to sort what is material from what isn’t, of separating fact from fiction, of subjecting argument to close and rigorous analysis, and solving problems logically and creatively will stand you in good stead in whatever path you follow. These attributes, which also equip you to be good citizens, are pivotal to the good health of our democratic nation. We are confident that you will abide by the highest standards of professional and ethical conduct and to be a continuing contributor to community service throughout the course of your lives.

For the University, today is not just about bidding farewell to our latest group of outstanding students–it’s also about welcoming you to a new phase of life in the ANU community, as part of our international family of alumni.

Enjoy this occasion and the celebrations with friends and loved ones. Behind every degree lies a tale of individual effort, sacrifice and achievement.

I offer my heartiest congratulations to all of you.

2 The Australian National University WELCOME FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

Our founders had high expectations of us. They planned for a university which would make all Australians proud and improve our understanding of our country and our neighbours.

More than 69 years later, we still have these aspirations in mind.

Our global reputation is such that we can say that we have done what was, and is, expected of us. What you do as graduates will contribute to this legacy.

This ceremony celebrates your efforts as well as those of the friends, family and ANU staff who have supported you.

Your achievement is like no other; you have been scrutinised by the best, and have been admitted, by them, to their community. For this, you should Professor Ian Young AO be extremely proud.

I wish you well in your future endeavours–whatever it is you choose to do, wherever you choose to do it.

Conferring of Awards December 2015 3 THE UNIVERSITY

Since the University’s inception, The culture of ANU ANU academics have taken their The distinguishing culture of ANU is one where the notion of discovery pervades all that we do. For all staff, it is the ideas to the world, and the world’s discovery of new and better ways to research, to educate and to support ANU students and scholars. For academic best have come here to collaborate staff, it is the discovery of new knowledge and new insights, and the creative use of these innovations in further with internationally renowned research and education. For students, it is the discovery of colleagues. ANU is Australia’s most new understanding, in breadth and in depth, in their fields of interest. research-intensive university and is consistently ranked among the best Reconciliation at ANU universities in the world. The University has made a formal commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous Australians; launching in July ANU collaborates closely with other research organisations, 2009 one of the first Reconciliation Action Plans within the national institutions and Federal, State and Territory higher education sector. The Plan and its implementation governments. Generations of ANU scholars, teachers and provide a whole-of-institution approach to enhancing graduates have shaped government policy and public broad engagement with Indigenous education, research, debate, making a very real contribution to the economic, employment and culture. cultural and social prosperity of the nation. The ANU Reconciliation Action Plan is testament to the ANU is the only Australian member of the International University’s conviction that it must contribute to righting the Alliance of Research Universities (IARU)–a strategic wrongs of the past. ANU knows that the future has to be partnership between the world’s best education and founded on relationships of mutual respect and meaningful research institutions. The Alliance shares a focus on partnership between Indigenous and non-Indigenous research-led teaching, a commitment to educating Australians—a future where Indigenous culture, connection future leaders and tackling some of the century’s to country, and world views are treated with respect. biggest challenges. The University’s vision for reconciliation is to be a place ANU provides an environment in which learning and of learning that respects Indigenous culture and diversity: research sit side-by-side. The University’s academic profile a place where Indigenous and non-Indigenous people is dictated by what we research, and we teach what come together to engage with their chosen discipline, we research. contextualised by an understanding of our shared history. ANU aims to make an important contribution to ANU graduates go on to take up leadership positions in reconciliation by furthering scholarly learning, research and government, industry, research and academia at home public knowledge of Indigenous issues. and abroad. ANU provides a supportive learning environment where As Australia’s national university and Australia’s Indigenous Australians can realise their potential and finest university, ANU sets the standard in research, achieve their aspirations. It aims to make a significant education and public policy, on issues of national and contribution to improving higher education and employment international importance. outcomes for Indigenous Australians. The University community has strong and mutually beneficial partnerships with local, national and, indeed, international Indigenous communities. These relationships provide for the sharing of knowledge and ideas and the opportunity to listen and learn from Indigenous Australians about the past, their current circumstances and their vision for the future.

4 The Australian National University TODAY’S CEREMONY

The Ceremony Ceremonial objects

The Conferring of Awards ceremony begins with an The silver mace, which is the symbol of the Vice- academic procession that honours graduating students, Chancellor’s authority, was presented to ANU by the as it moves from the back of Llewellyn Hall to the stage. University of Oxford in 1950. It is a replica of the original Oxford mace, made in gold by Benjamin Pyne, the The procession is in two parts. 18th century goldsmith. The mace is carried before the Vice-Chancellor by the Esquire Bedel. The larger end The first is led by two Deputy Marshals (carrying staves) of the mace is carried uppermost in the presence of and they are followed by academic and professional staff the Chancellor. of the University. The Chancellor’s chair, kneeling stool, mace stand and The second part, the Chancellor’s Procession, is led by Marshals’ staves were designed and made by George the University Marshal and two Deputy Marshals. This Ingham from the Wood Workshop in the Canberra School procession includes members of the University’s Council, of Art, now part of ANU. They feature the University arms, the Registrar, Deans and Directors of ANU Colleges, pierced through a polished metal background and a Directors of Schools and Research Schools, the Chair of composite structure of timber components. The staves of the Emeritus Faculty, the University Librarian, the Master casuarina torulosa carried by the Marshal and two Deputy of University House, the Deputy Vice-Chancellors, the Marshals are split at the top to form clips that hold polished Pro Vice-Chancellors, Heads of Residential Colleges and stainless steel disks which are pierced with a stylised image Halls of Residence, honorary graduands, special guests, of the University arms. the graduating student speaker and the guest speaker. The Esquire Bedel, carrying the silver mace, leads the Vice-Chancellor, followed by the Pro-Chancellor and the Chancellor. At the end of the ceremony, the Chancellor Ceremonial dress leads the procession from the Hall. Traditional academic dress is worn at The Australian Graduates are individually presented to the Chancellor National University on ceremonial occasions and at formal or Pro-Chancellor to receive a testamur that certifies the events in the halls and residential colleges. The wide range award from which they have graduated. Testamur is a of styles and colours of the academic dress worn by staff at Latin word which literally means ‘We certify’, and was ANU reflects the international character of the University. traditionally the first word written on the certificate. Academic dress has been influenced by the fashions of Candidates for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy and everyday attire since the founding of the first European higher doctorates are presented by the Deputy Vice- universities in Bologna, Paris and Oxford. Today’s dress, Chancellor (Research) or Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research consisting of a gown, hood, cap or bonnet, arose out of the and Research Training) and will kneel before the Chancellor lay costume of the early Middle Ages. As academics at the or Pro-Chancellor to have a hood placed over their early universities were mostly in religious orders, the garb shoulders. Presented by the Dean, Master and other they wore became the traditional dress for academics. Graduate students are presented next, with Bachelor ANU academic dress is based on the styles worn at Oxford, graduates being last. The Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor Cambridge and the University of London. Different styles also presents University Medals to the graduates to whom of gowns and formation of hoods indicate the Degrees of they have been awarded. If there is an honorary doctorate, Bachelor, Master and Doctor. The colour of the hood for the candidate is presented by the Vice-Chancellor to the Bachelor and Master degrees indicates the ANU Academic Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor. College where the award was undertaken. Bachelor hoods Presentation of graduates is followed by staff awards and have a narrow band of colour; Master hoods are fully-lined addresses by a graduating student and the Guest Speaker. with colour. Both wear black trencher caps (also known as There is a musical interlude roughly halfway through mortarboards). ANU Doctors of Philosophy wear a black the ceremony. Finally, the Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor gown faced with blue corded silk, a hood of blue corded closes the ceremony and the Academic Procession leaves silk lined with the same silk, and a black velvet bonnet with the Hall. blue cord and tassel.

Conferring of Awards December 2015 5 The Chancellor wears a gown of black damask-figured silk trimmed with gold lace and a round black velvet bonnet trimmed with gold lace with a gold cord and tassel. The Pro-Chancellor’s gown and bonnet are similar to those of the Chancellor but are trimmed with silver lace and the gown does not have a train.

The Vice-Chancellor’s gown is made of black damask silk trimmed with gold lace and a round black velvet bonnet with a gold cord and tassel. The Deputy Vice-Chancellor’s academic dress is identical to that of the Vice-Chancellor except that it is trimmed with silver. Other senior staff wear the academic dress for the highest degree they hold. The University Marshal’s gown is blue and is faced with gold corded silk and a bonnet trimmed with blue and gold. Deputy Marshals wear similar gowns and bonnets to that of the Marshal, but the gowns do not have collars or lining.

The Esquire Bedel, whose ancient ceremonial role is to protect the Vice-Chancellor, wears a black gown of damask-figured silk trimmed with gold and a black bonnet trimmed with gold, and carries the University Mace. Professors in the University and special guests who do not have their own academic dress wear a black gown with silver facings and bell-shaped silver sleeves and a black bonnet. University Council members other than graduates wear a black Master’s gown with silver facings embroidered with the University arms and a black bonnet. Academic staff wear either their own academic dress or a black Master’s gown with blue facings and a black bonnet. Professional staff without their own academic dress wear a black undergraduate gown with a black cap. If a person has more than one degree, the dress of the senior degree is worn.

6 The Australian National University PROCEEDINGS

>> Academic Procession

>> Proceedings opened by the Chancellor

>> The National Anthem

>> Conferring of Higher Degrees, Masters, Bachelors, Diplomas and Certificates

>> Staff Awards

>> Address by Graduating Student

>> Address by Guest Speaker

>> Proceedings closed by the Chancellor

>> Academic Procession

>> New Graduates retire

New graduates, their guests, staff, and guests of the University are invited to a reception in the piazza outside Llewellyn Hall immediately following each ceremony.

Conferring of Awards December 2015 7 Tuesday 15 December Wednesday 16 December

10am 10am ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences ANU College of Medicine, Biology and The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Environment Presiding ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Presenters Sciences Professor Paul Pickering, Dean, ANU College of Arts and The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Social Sciences Presiding Dr Paul Sidwell, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences Presenters Professor Jenny Corbett, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research and Research Training) Professor Barbara van Leeuwen, Director Science Education Professor Ian Young AO, Vice-Chancellor Dr Paul Sidwell, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences Professor Ian Young AO, Vice-Chancellor 2pm 2pm ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Presiding Environment Presenters ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Professor Paul Pickering, Dean, ANU College of Arts and Sciences Social Sciences The Pro-Chancellor, Ms Robin Hughes AO Dr Matthew Dowling, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences Presenters Professor Ian Young AO, Vice-Chancellor Professor Barbara Van Leeuwen, Director Science Education Dr Matthew Dowling, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences Professor Nicholas Glasgow, Dean, Medicine and Health Sciences Professor Jenny Corbett, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research and Research Training) Professor Ian Young AO, Vice-Chancellor

5.30pm ANU College of Law The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding

Presenters Professor Stephen Bottomley, Dean, ANU College of Law Professor Ian Young AO, Vice-Chancellor

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10am 10am ANU College of Business and Economics ANU College of Asia and the Pacific The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding Presiding

Presenters Presenters Professor Shirley Leitch, Dean, ANU College of Business Professor Veronica Taylor, Dean, ANU College of Asia and and Economics the Pacific Dr Paul Sidwell, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences Professor Margaret Harding, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Celi Gao, Dean, School of Continuing Education, Tsinghua University, China Professor Ian Young AO, Vice-Chancellor Professor Richard Baker, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience) 2pm Professor Ian Young AO, Vice-Chancellor ANU College of Engineering and Computer 2pm Science The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, ANU College of Business and Economics Presiding The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presenters Presiding Professor Elanor Huntington, Dean, ANU College of Presenters Engineering and Computer Science Professor Shirley Leitch, Dean, ANU College of Business Dr Paul Sidwell, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences and Economics Professor Margaret Harding, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Dr Matthew Dowling, ANU College of Arts and (Research) Social Sciences Professor Ian Young AO, Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Young AO, Vice-Chancellor

Conferring of Awards December 2015 9 SPEAKERS

10am, Tuesday 15 December 2pm, Tuesday 15 December

Guest speaker Guest speaker Emeritus Professor Larry Sitsky, AM Mr Michael Cooney DipMus SCM Syd, DFA ’97 ANU BA(Hons) ANU, MA (International Relations) ANU (Doctor of the University, honoris causa recipient) Michael Cooney is Executive Director of the Chifley Professor Sitsky is an extraordinary musician and Research Centre, the think tank of the Australian Labor composer who has played a significant role in Australia’s Party (ALP). He is Secretary of the ALP’s National Policy contemporary cultural life. He won scholarships for his Forum and co-chair of the Centre’s Inclusive Prosperity studies at the New South Wales Conservatorium of Music Commission with the Hon Wayne Swan MP. and the San Francisco Conservatory. Professor Sitksy co-founded the Composers’ Guild of Australia and the From 2010 to 2013, Michael was Speechwriter to Prime Australian Music Ensemble and was a founding member Minister the Hon Julia Gillard MP. He is the author of of the Canberra School of Music (later becoming the ANU The Gillard Project (Penguin, 2015) which was launched School of Music). in Canberra at the ANU Centre for China in the World in May this year. During 2013 and 2014, Michael was Professor Sitsky’s honours include the Alfred Hill Memorial a Senior Adviser at the HC Coombs Policy Forum Prize, the Centenary Medal and the Distinguished Service in the Crawford School of Public Policy at ANU and to Australian Music award. He was awarded an Order assisted in the establishment of the Crawford Australian of Australia Medal for service to music as a composer, Leadership Forum. musicologist, pianist and educator in 2000. Michael was previously the founding Policy Director at the Professor Sitsky is being awarded a Doctor of the progressive think tank Per Capita. He worked on the staff University, honoris causa, by the ANU for his distinguished of the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party for five years from scholarship in music and musicology, for his significant 2002, including three years as Principal Policy Adviser to contributions to Australian society as a composer, and for Federal Labor Leaders Kim Beazley and Mark Latham. his pioneering leadership at the ANU School of Music. Michael has two degrees from The Australian National University. His Master of Arts (International Relations) Student speaker degree included a thesis on responsible power ethics in Adel Abdel Ghafar Australia’s diplomacy over Portuguese Timor in 1974. His undergraduate degree was in English and Philosophy, and Adel Abdel is graduating today with a Doctor of Philosophy he was awarded first-class honours for his thesis on parody in political science and international relations. After and satire in the poetry of the Ern Malley hoax. Michael submitting his doctoral dissertation in February 2015, lives with his family in Canberra, where he was born and he was appointed as a Joint Fellow at the Brookings grew up. Institution and Qatar University in Doha where he is currently based. He has a background in international banking and finance and has worked for a number of financial institutions including HSBC and Citigroup. Adel is the author of Egyptians in Revolt: Worker and Student Mobilizations 1919-2011 (Forthcoming by Routledge, 2016) and the lead editor of The Middle East: Revolution or Reform? (Melbourne University Press, 2014). His commentary has been published in The New York Times, Foreign Policy, Al Jazeera English, and Open Democracy, among other outlets.

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Student speaker Guest speaker Alexandra Biggs Dr Amber Beavis BA ’02, BSc (Hons) ’03, PhD ’09 ANU Alexandra is graduating today with a Bachelor of Arts. A graduate of Canberra Girls Grammar School, she has Amber Beavis is an ANU alumna of the Australia Awards been a resident of Burgmann College as a Hawker Scholar (Endeavour Research Fellowship 2010), Winston Churchill while studying at ANU. Alexandra majors in History and Memorial Trust (ABRS Churchill Fellow 2010), and Emerging has also undertaken studies in Middle Eastern and Central Pacific Leaders Dialogue 2014 (EPLD2014). Asian Studies and Political Science. This year Alexandra has been the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences She currently works in the not-for-profit sector as a senior Representative on the ANU Students’ Association. She researcher for the Regional Australia Institute in Canberra. also sits on the Burgmann College Board of Management She brings to this position a rich background through a as a student representative, and was previously a member career path comprising of lab work in Berkeley, fieldwork in of the Interhall Arts Committee. During her time at ANU, the Pacific and in regional Western Australian communities. Alexandra has undertaken cross-institutional study at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University With an art for storytelling, Amber is able to explain of London and completed an internship at the Australian complex information in a memorable and engaging fashion. War Memorial under the Australian National Internships In 2015 Dr Beavis was named as one of the inaugural ‘Top Program. Alexandra has represented ANU at the National 5 Under 40’ Scientists in Residence at the ABC’s Radio Model United Nations, New York, and as a netballer at the National. Australian Eastern University Games. Student speaker Alexandra Fogg

Alexandra is graduating today with a Bachelor of Philosophy in Science with Honours in Population Health. During her time at The Australian National University Alexandra has been actively involved in the Bruce Hall community, particularly as Secretary of the Common Room Committee in 2013 and as a Senior Residential Scholar in 2014. She has also volunteered and worked with ANU Access & Inclusion, and continues to support a wide range of College and University-wide events through Red Frogs. When time permits, Alexandra enjoys sitting down with a good book and a pot of chai.

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Guest speaker Student speaker Professor Chintamani Nagesa Erin Walsh Ramachandra Rao Erin is graduating today with a Doctor of Philosophy in MSc ’53 Banaras Hindu University, PhD ‘58 Purdue Psychology. Erin’s time at ANU began with a double degree University, DSc ‘60 Mysore University in science and psychology, followed by honours and a PhD (Doctor of Science, honoris causa recipient) in psychology. She has worked as a research assistant and https://livestream.com/southam/151216ANU2 tutor at the Research School of Psychology, and is currently a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre for Research on Professor Rao is a world-renowned chemist and leading Ageing, Health and Wellbeing. When she is not spending scientist in nanoscience, he founded the Nehru Centre for quality time with her research, she works as a freelance Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) in 1989. Professor scientific illustrator, contributing to public events, scholarly Rao has served as President of the Indian National Science publications and books. In her eight years at ANU, Academy and the World Academy of Sciences, he is also Erin has been actively involved in student-run societies a corresponding member of the Australian Academy of and mentorship programs, sat on an alarming number Science, in addition to his foreign membership of nine other of committees (including the Human Research Ethics academies around the world. Committee), published papers, presented at international Professor Rao is a distinguished academic and has held conferences, and earned a University Medal for academic visiting professorships at a number of institutions including excellence. She has relished being ensconced in the world- Oxford University and Cambridge University. As one of class plethora of viewpoints, knowledge, and insights the earliest practitioners of the subject, Professor Rao has offered by staff and fellow students at ANU. been recognised as one of the most accomplished solid- state and materials chemist today. He was recognised for his contributions to science in 2014, when the President of India conferred on him the country’s highest civilian honour, “Bharat Ratna” (Jewel of India).

Professor Rao is being awarded a Doctor of Science, honoris causa, by the ANU for his distinguished achievement as a scholar, his leadership in science and technology, and his efforts in advancing science in developing countries.

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Guest speaker Guest speaker Justice Stephen Gageler Professor Adrian Pagan, AO BEc ’80, LLB (Hons) ‘82 ANU, LL.M. ‘87 Harvard University BEc (Hons) UQ, PhD ‘72 ANU (Doctor of Laws, honoris causa recipient) (Doctor of Letters, honoris causa recipient)

Justice Stephen Gageler is currently serving as a Judge Professor Adrian Pagan completed his PhD at the ANU of the High Court of Australia and is the first ANU Law in 1972 and is recognised as world class econometrician. graduate to achieve this distinction. Justice Gageler His success has been acknowledged by his membership graduated from ANU in 1982 with a Bachelor of Economics of the Board of the Reserve Bank of Australia from 1995 - and a Bachelor of Laws with (First Class Honours) and has 2000, he has been awarded both the Centenary Medal and a Master of Laws from Harvard University. He was admitted the Officer of the Order of Australia. Professor Pagan has as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of the ACT been elected to many distinguished fellowships, including and the High Court of Australia. the Academy of Social Sciences, the Society of Financial Econometrics, and the Econometric Society. Between 1983 and 1985 he was an Associate to the Honourable Sir Anthony Mason, a Judge of the High Court. Professor Pagan has served as a consultant for the Bank Justice Gageler was appointed Senior Counsel of the of England, the Reserve Bank of Australia, the Bank of Supreme Court of NSW in 2000. In 2008 Justice Gageler Norway, the Bank of Italy and the Reserve Bank of New was appointed as the Solicitor-General of Australia, a Zealand. He has received research grants from national position he held until his appointment to the High Court councils across three continents. in 2012. Professor Pagan is being awarded a Doctor of Letters, Justice Gageler is being awarded a Doctor of Laws, honoris honoris causa, by the ANU for his outstanding contributions causa, by the ANU for his exceptional contribution to public to academic economics, public policy research service and the practice of law. and education.

Student speaker Student speaker Edmund Bao James David Machell

Edmund Bao is graduating today with a Bachelor of James is graduating today with a Master of Business Commerce and a Bachelor of Laws with first-class Administration. Working for over a decade in the aerospace honours. He was also last year’s top student for the Vice- sector, James initially gained experience in engineering and Chancellor’s interdisciplinary course and a recipient of the and later in international sales and marketing. He moved ANU Research School of Management award. In 2014 to Australia in 2004 and commenced a third career as Edmund was a member of the ANU Phillip C Jessup Moot a management consultant in Canberra. James enrolled Court team that reached the quarterfinals. In 2015 he won in the ANU MBA on becoming eligible as a domestic the Clayton Utz Negotiations Competition, going on to student in 2010. Earlier this year he was selected for represent ANU in Sydney and internationally in Delhi. More an ANU International Summer Fellowship and attended recently, Edmund was the recipient of the ANU World Bank the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, India Scholarship, working in the Special Litigation Unit of its for a program titled ‘Creative Disruptions: the story of Integrity Vice Presidency in Washington D.C., investigating Indian Entrepreneurship’. James is now embarking on and sanctioning companies for fraud and corruption in his fourth career, following a grand tradition of Australian third world development projects. In his spare time, he entrepreneurs by working on his first start-up venture in has volunteered at the ACT Youth Law Centre, edits for his forties. He enjoys Australian wine and making feeble the Federal Law Review, and enjoys cycling around Lake attempts to climb Australian mountains, and is a passionate Burley Griffin. Brumbies and Wallabies supporter.

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Guest speaker Student speaker Mr Graham Tuckwell Allen Chen BEc (Hons) ‘78, LLB ‘81 ANU Allen is graduating today from a Bachelor of Economics (Doctor of the University, honoris causa recipient) and Bachelor of Commerce. Allen is formerly from Hobart, Mrs Louise Tuckwell Tasmania and moved to Canberra to study at the ANU and resided at Bruce Hall, where he previous held a scholarship BDSc ’84 UQ as the Rhetoric Learning Community Coordinator. Allen (Doctor of the University, honoris causa recipient) has been involved with UN Youth Australia, the oldest Graham is an alumnus of ANU, graduating with a Bachelor and largest by-youth-for-youth organisation in Australia, of Economics with Honours in 1978, and a Bachelor of having served as the ACT Divisional President and National Laws in 1981. Louise is an alumna of the University of Treasurer for which he was awarded Westpac’s National Queensland graduating with a Bachelor of Dental Science Community Treasurer of the Year. He has also worked at in 1984, where she was awarded a University Medal. the Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) Banking Corporation, Centre of Australian Ethical Research (CAER), Deloitte Graham is the founder and Chairman of ETF Securities Touched Tohmatsu and Airservices Australia and has Limited, a leading issuer of exchange traded globally. He volunteered for student bodies including the Law Students invented the concept of exchange traded commodities Society, Oaktree Foundation and Australian National when he launched Gold Bullion Securities in Australia in University Students Association. In his spare time, Allen 2003. Louise worked as a dentist for a number of years enjoys running and cycling, having completed two Inward both in Australia and the UK. Bounds and the Canberra Marathon.

In 2012 Graham and Louise founded the Tuckwell Scholarships at the ANU, which was a ground breaking program designed to nurture Australia’s most promising undergraduates and develop their skills and abilities to be successful beyond their university studies. Graham and Louise are actively involved with the program including the selection and induction of the Tuckwell scholars.

The program has inspired donations to other institutions and the leadership shown by Graham and Louise was acknowledged by the 2014 Business Higher Education Roundtable Philanthropy Award.

Graham and Louise are being awarded a Doctor of the University, honoris causa, by the ANU for their leadership in and substantial contribution to advancing philanthropy in Australia.

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Guest speaker Guest speaker Mr David Olsson Mr Phil Williamson LLB ’79 ANU BSc (Hons) ‘88, GradCertMgt ’03 ANU

David Olsson is a finance and debt capital markets Philip Williamson has taken his technology ideas from the specialist. He currently consults on China Practice at drawing board to the business boardroom using knowledge international law firm King & Wood Mallesons (KWM). gained at ANU to realise his career dreams. Phillip trained He previously worked for Mallesons law firm in of all as a Biochemist and is now an entrepreneur with a keen its name iterations since his graduation from ANU in eye for innovative technologies that address gaps in the 1979. This includes several global postings including software marketplace. London, Singapore, Hong Kong and Beijing. One career highlight includes his work in the leadership team which In the early 2000s he recognised a need for smart forms implemented a strategy to create KWM as the world’s first and automated document generation software leading him Sino-foreign law firm in 2012. to invent Infiniti, a software platform enabling companies to digitalise and streamline their processes. David also advises government on business with China and spends considerable time sitting on various boards. His company, Intelledox has expanded to over 150 This includes positions as Immediate Past Chairman of customer sites across four continents, recently acquiring the Australia China Chamber of Commerce (AustCham, Fortune 500, government and financial services clients from Beijing), a member of the Board of the Australia China Singapore and the US. Council and also former Chairman of Melbourne Affordable Housing. Student speaker Thomas Ratcliff Student speaker Thomas is graduating today with a Doctor of Philosophy Alexia Fuller from the Research School of Engineering, having Alexia is graduating today with a Bachelor of Arts and completed his post-graduate study in the solar energy Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Honours). She moved research group. During his candidature, Thomas worked from Sydney to Canberra to study with the ANU College with the high efficiency silicon solar cell research team. of Asia and the Pacific, expecting that a major in Japanese His research topic focussed on simplifying the fabrication would be the final milestone in her Asia-Pacific education. of high efficiency solar cells using advanced techniques, Instead, she discovered it was only the start. The breadth specifically on implantation, which is an active research and diversity of the University’s Asia-Pacific Studies topic in industry and academia. A highlight of his research program allowed Alexia to begin studying Northeast Asia, was the fabrication of a record efficiency cell using ion undertaking study in Tokyo, Japan and Tianjin, China, but implantation. Prior to studying for his PhD, Thomas also to discover new interests along the way. After a chance also completed his Bachelor of Engineering degree at encounter she enrolled in several Pacific Studies courses, ANU, and since submitting his thesis has continued in including the Pacific Islands Field School in Honolulu, the photovoltaics research group as a post-doctoral Hawai’i. Alexia then completed an internship in Suva, Fiji research fellow. and Honours in Pacific Studies, which involved researching women in Canberra’s Indo-Fijian diaspora. In addition to formal study with the College, she was a member of the Asia-Pacific Week Committee in 2015 and a CAP Student Ambassador for three years.

Conferring of Awards December 2015 15 PRIZES

Student awards

University Medal J G Crawford Prizes

The University Medal is awarded to outstanding candidates The J G Crawford Prizes were established in 1973 to for the Degree of Bachelor with Honours. A Medalist must recognise Sir John Crawford’s outstanding contribution to have a distinguished academic record throughout the the University. Sir John held the posts of Director of the program and obtain a final result of First Class Honours. Research School of Pacific Studies for seven years (1960- 1967), Vice-Chancellor for five years (1968-1973) and Masters Prize for Excellence Chancellor from 1976 to 1984.

The ANU Masters Prize for Excellence was established The Crawford Prizes are awarded to those graduate in 2014 to recognise outstanding student academic students most deserving of recognition for the quality of achievement and excellence in Master degrees by their graduate work. The main criterion for selection is coursework. The prize is available for award to students academic excellence, however contributions to the life of who have completed an AQF Level 9 or Level 9 Extended the University may also be taken into account. Two prizes program of at least 96 units, with sufficient distinction are available for award to doctoral students who have across both coursework and research components. submitted theses during the preceding calendar year, normally one for the natural sciences and one for social Tillyard Prize sciences and humanities. One prize is also available for excellence in the Master degree where the program of The Tillyard Prize is the oldest and most prestigious prize study has been composed of or included research and available to Bachelor degree students of the University. preparation of a thesis. The prize takes the form of a medal Originally established in 1940, the Prize is awarded to and, where possible, the Crawford Prizes are presented at the student whose personal qualities and contribution to the University’s Graduation Ceremonies. University life have been outstanding and who in the year of the award has completed a Degree of Bachelor with Awardees for 2014 are: Honours. The Prize commemorates Dr Robin and Mrs >> Dr Laura Rademaker Patricia Tillyard, who were important contributors to the >> Dr Ganna Gryn’Ova formation and early life of the University as well as to the wider Canberra community.

Awardee for 2015 is: >> Samantha An Mun Cheah

16 The Australian National University Staff awards Honorary conferrals

Vice Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence Honorary degrees may be awarded for outstanding in Education achievement as a scholar in any field of scholarship, letters or the arts; or outstanding contributions in the service of Each year the Vice-Chancellor grants awards and citations society; or outstanding service to the University. to ANU staff recognised for their excellence as educators. Awards are made for excellence in teaching or research 10am Tuesday 15 December 2015 supervision, for programs that enhance learning, and for >> Emeritus Professor Larry Sitsky, AM citations for outstanding contributions to student learning. Doctor of the University Awards and citations may be made to individuals, teams or programs, in recognition of their contribution to educational 2pm Wednesday 16 December 2015 excellence at ANU. >> Professor C. N. R. Rao Award for Excellence in Tutoring or Demonstrating: Doctor of Science >> Dr Jill Sheppard 5.30pm Wednesday 16 December 2015

Award for Teaching Excellence: >> Justice Stephen Gageler Doctor of Laws >> Dr Catherine Frieman

>> Associate Professor Katrina Anderson 10am Thursday 17 December 2015 >> Professor Adrian Pagan Award for Programs that Enhance Learning: Doctor of Letters The Indigenous Health Stream >> Professor Amanda Barnard 2pm Thursday 17 December 2015 >> Ms Samia Goudie >> Dr Graham Tuckwell and Dr Louise Tuckwell Doctors of the University >> Ms Gaye Doolan >> Dr Phyll Dance >> Associate Professor Jenny Thomson (unable to attend) >> Associate Professor Christine Phillips >> Professor Kirsty Douglas >> Dr Jill Bestic

Chancellor’s Award for Distinguished Contribution to the University

This award recognises staff and alumni of the University whose contributions to the economic, cultural, scientific or social development of Australia or the international community have demonstrated distinguished service of a high degree.

The recipient for 2015 is: >> Professor Marilyn Ball - ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment

Conferring of Awards December 2015 17 MUSICAL ITEMS

Organ 10am, Tuesday 15 December

Dr Calvin Bowman National anthem LMusA, BMus(Hons) MMus Melb, MMA DMA Yale University Organist Rachael Thoms

Described variously as “a uniquely talented musician” Musical interlude (Philip Glass), “one of the finest musical minds this Aaron Chew–Piano country has produced” (Graham Abbott), and “truly gifted” (Ezra Laderman), Calvin Bowman is currently Rigoletto Paraphrase (by Liszt) Senior Lecturer and University Organist at The Australian National University and Associate Artistic Director of the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra. His principal 2pm, Tuesday 15 December teachers have included John O’Donnell and Thomas Murray, organ; Donald Thornton, piano; Davitt Moroney, National anthem harpsichord; and Graeme Koehne and Ezra Laderman, composition. He has also attended masterclasses in Rachael Thoms Europe and the United States with Marie-Claire Alain, Michael Radulescu, Jean-Claude Zehnder, Gillian Weir Musical interlude and Thomas Trotter. Aaron Chew–Piano and Helena Popovic–Violin Dr Bowman’s compositional skills have been recognised Banjo and Fiddle (by William Kroll) with the awarding of a prestigious Australia Council Fellowship for 2008-9, and he is a laureate of the Ned Rorem Award for Song Composition, the Diana Barnhart American Song Competition, and the English Poetry and 10am, Wednesday 16 December Song Society Artsong Award. In late 2009, Sir Neville Marriner conducted two performances of his song cycle National anthem I would sing a little while, Sir Neville declaring the piece Rachael Thoms “an absolute gem of twenty-first century imagination”. Calvin Bowman was also named one of the most Musical interlude influential people in Melbourne for 2009 by The Age. Kaleid: Kirrah Amosa, Jacquie Douglas and Dr Bowman is a graduate of The University of Melbourne, Amy Jenkins–Vocals and was the first Australian to graduate with a Doctor Karma (by Kaleid) SAFIA mashup of Musical Arts degree from Yale University with the assistance of a Fulbright Scholarship. He is a member of Australian Mensa and a life member of The Australian Fulbright Association. He was appointed as University 2pm, Wednesday 16 December Organist in 2011. National anthem Rachael Thoms

Musical interlude Kaleid: Kirrah Amosa, Jacquie Douglas and Amy Jenkins–Vocals Needless to Say (by Kaleid), Hotline Bling/Running (by Drake and Naughty Boy)

18 The Australian National University 5.30pm, Wednesday 16 December 2pm, Friday 18 December

National anthem National anthem Rachael Thoms Rachael Thoms

Musical interlude Musical interlude Kaleid: Kirrah Amosa, Jacquie Douglas and Kaleid: Kirrah Amosa, Jacquie Douglas and Amy Jenkins–Vocals Amy Jenkins–Vocals Karma (by Kaleid), Alive (by Sia) Karma (by Kaleid) SAFIA mashup

10am, Thursday 17 December Reception Jazz Musicians

National anthem Ben Forte–Guitar Hayden Fritzlaff–Drums Rachael Thoms Malcolm Newland–Drums Musical interlude Jack Schwenke–Bass Hugo Lee–Saxophone Callum Henshaw–Guitar Un Sueño en la Floresta (by Agustín Barrios)

2pm, Thursday 17 December

National anthem Rachael Thoms

Musical interlude Callum Henshaw–Guitar Un Sueño en la Floresta (by Agustín Barrios)

10am, Friday 18 December

National anthem Rachael Thoms

Musical interlude Kaleid: Kirrah Amosa, Jacquie Douglas and Amy Jenkins–Vocals Needless to Say (by Kaleid), Riptide/Mirrors (by Vance Joy/Justin Timberlake)

Conferring of Awards December 2015 19 CONFERRING OF AWARDS

This program lists the names of those eligible to receive awards at these ceremonies. Those attending will have their awards conferred by the Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor, who will present them with their testamurs as they cross the stage. Those unable to attend may have their awards conferred in absentia. Those who qualify for two or more awards will be conferred by the Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor and have all awards presented at the same time.

The program lists all students who are receiving an award, not only those who are present today.

10am Tuesday 15 December ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences

Doctor of Philosophy Elizabeth Allen Individual, Family and Neighbourhood Contributions to Child Excess Weight and Screen Time among Two Australian Cohorts

Clement Arthur Baker-Finch Systems of Logic and Belief : An investigation of Some Conceptual Art Strategies

Elizabeth Beaton The Machiavellian Political Influence in Epic Fantasy

Sally Jane Blake Visualising Potential Space: Articulating the Connections between Self and Nature through Textile and Drawing Practice

Po-yi Chiang “Pottery Production and Social Complexity on the Chengdu Plain, Sichuan, China, 2500 to 800 BC”

Aisling Crean Humility and the Metaphysics of Properties

Jacqueline D’Arcy On His Majesty’s Service: George Augustus Robinson’s First Forty Years in England and Van Diemen’s Land

Linda Margaret Devereux Narrating a Congo Missionary Childhood (1958–1964): Memory and Meaning Examined through a Creative Non-Fiction Text and Exegesis

Jacqui Donegan The Confectionery Kings: Robertson, Allen and Hoadley, 1875-1945

Lisa Anne Dunbar Solas Becoming Inka: An interpretative narrative of the metamorphosis, taqui and landscape of Tanta Karwa

Edward Elliott Representation Theorems and the Grounds of Intentionality

20 The Australian National University David Fettling ‘Learning on the Ground’: Five Australian Officials and Asian Decolonisation, 1945-1950

Cathryn Vanessa Franzi An Australian Botanical Narrative: A Practice-Led Enquiry into Representations of Australian Flora on the Ceramic Vessel as an Expression of Environmental Culture

Angela Gehling ‘A New Discovery of an Old Intrigue’: A Re-Evaluation of Daniel Defoe’s Library Catalogue, with a Case Study of its Iberian Content

Christopher Allan Gyngell Human Enhancement and Human Diversity: The Need for a Coordinated Approach to Enhancement Technologies

Steven Mark Holland Continuing the Copperhead : Bronze Casting Processes and Elapid Snakes of the Canberra District

Margaret Venz Hutchison Painting War: Memory Making and Australia’s Official War Art Scheme, 1916–1922

Matthew Donald Adrian Lorenzon The Stone and the Ivy: Music and Philosophy in Antagonisme by Xavier Darasse, on a Text by Alain Badiou

James Low A Commitment to Professional Reform: An Administrative History of Executive Development and Training in the Singapore Public Service, 1959 to 2001

Hannah Ky McCann Re-Reading the Feminine Present: Affective and Queer Transformations

Denise Morgan Roar: A Melbourne Phenomenon

Helen Moyle The Fall of Fertility in Tasmania in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries

Raquel Ormella Discursive Animals: Prop or Participant? A Discussion of Three Contemporary Australian Artworks

Nicholas Samuel Smith The Future of Boredom. A Novel: The Future of Food. A Dissertation: ‘Work, Meaning and Boredom in David Foster Wallace’s The Pale King’

Christine Susan Wallace The Silken Cord: Contemporaneous 20th Century Prime Ministerial Biography in Australia and Its Meaning

Conferring of Awards December 2015 21 Master of Philosophy Andrew Charles Baker Matthew Higgins Jacqueline Dwyer Alannah Pearson Lynne Maree Flemons Wendy Robin Tsai Yike Gao

Master of Advanced Studies Amelia Frantz Jo-Anne Elizabeth Steel

Master of Anthropology Lauren Elizabeth Norton

Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development Gemma Louise Archer Phoebe Erickson Holly Mason-White Margareta Widya Artanti Duncan James Fraser Cassandra Jade Mathie Emily Patricia Blenkin Joel Hamago Elizabeth Morgan Emma Carlin Shane Harrison Corinne Walsh Jennifer Ngaire Clement Kala Heinemann Stephanie Laurice Werner

Master of Applied Linguistics (Research) with Honours Adrian Brown

Master of Archaeological Science Lucy Blackam Alan Hay Karl Vincent Evans Morthorpe Tara Rosemary Edwards Tanya Michelle Johnson Zachary Spielvogel

Master of Archaeological Science (Advanced) with Honours Amanda Julia Cook Sze Haw Liew Chelsea Erin Barbara Morgan Maria Rosario Cordero Fernandez Madison Holly Llewellin Lauren Nicole Prossor

Master of Biological Anthropology (Advanced) with Honours Joanna Ivy Blake

Master of Classical Studies Lachlan McColl

Master of Culture, Health and Medicine Nicholas Cartwright Elmitt Emily Caitlin McLoughlin

Master of Culture, Health and Medicine (Advanced) with Honours Nur Newaz Khan

22 The Australian National University Master of General and Applied Linguistics Sarah Brownsdon Yixue Xu

Master of General and Applied Linguistics (Advanced) with Honours Naijing Liu Li-Chen Yeh Shuyu Zhang

Master of Globalisation Annika Jane Karjalainen

Master of Globalisation (Advanced) with Honours Maximiliane Christiana Hanft

Master of History Peter Ernest Gerhard Muller

Master of Liberal Arts Heather Anne Monro-Allison

Master of Liberal Arts (Cultural and Environmental Heritage) Tyler Markham Beebe Margaret Kathleen Ford Katherine Louise Penman

Master of Liberal Arts (Museums and Collections) Gina Dow Katrina Osborne Erin Anne Gazzard Vicki Louise Pow Heather Christine Gill Judith Winternitz Christine Mary Kitch

Master of Liberal Arts (Visual Culture Research) Nicola Menser Hearn

Master of Liberal Arts (Writing, World Histories and Lives) Margaret Archbold

Master of Linguistics Emma Louise Grist Rhonda Regina Smith

Master of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies Jamie Alexander Horsfield Matt Simpson

Conferring of Awards December 2015 23 Master of Museum and Heritage Studies Eriko Minami

Master of Museum and Heritage Studies (Advanced) with Honours Alana Joy Garwood-Houng Sloane Pielli Haoyang Wang

Master of Music (Advanced) with Honours Qichen Yan

Master of Social Research Michelle Irving

Master of Social Research (Advanced) with Honours Xujing Bai

Master of Studies Emma Elizabeth Creed Sajida Mohamed Prue Alison Torrance Adam Gleeson Peter Orr Chris White Pabasari Savanthi Griffin Jiawei Pan Kate Jane Wines Xiaoxi Liu Songhuizi Peng Ruibo Zhang

Master of Visual Arts Sharyn Brown Shannon Garson Deborah Frances Gower Macdonald Bernard Nichols

Master of Studies/Graduate Certificate in National Security Policy Thomas Endelman

Master of Visual Arts (Advanced) with Honours/Master of Visual Arts Michelle Joesphine Hallinan

Graduate Diploma in Arts Dawn Buerdlmayer Matthew O’Rourke

Graduate Certificate in Archaeological Science Sophie Elizabeth Jackson

Graduate Certificate in Biological Anthropology Brooke Christine Hendry

24 The Australian National University Graduate Certificate in Development Amanda Edmonds

Graduate Certificate in History Lindl Artemis Orthia

Graduate Certificate in Social Research Montserrat Alvarez Klee Ahna Jan Hogan

Graduate Certificate of Arts Jessica Munn Munn Chia Alexandra Elizabeth Moir Waleed Mushtaq

Graduate Certificate of Studies Azmin Nur Ahmad Zamri Yi Min Huo Heather Kate Melvin Qian Chen Christopher Scot Jameson Fangying Peng Yunzhu Chen Gary Dante Leigh Tiffany Jane Roy Cheng Cheng Siyu Li Yanhua Zhou Bora Heng Tsz Wa Mak Zhenghang Zhu

Bachelor of Arts Saskia Holbourn David Spencer McCrae

Bachelor of Arts with Honours Ben Vonthethoff

Bachelor of Music Christopher James Bainbridge Yvette Griffiths Jamal Salem Alec Stuart Brinsmead Joy Marie Kerr Anirjit Sen Emily McElhinny Buckley Alan Richard Hamlyn Moxey Kate Adele Terry Philippa Margaret Clark Camilla Pondel Kevin Tiernan Dominique Coles Catherine Jane Proctor Yan Kei Tse Alexandra Jane Dening Rebecca Jayne Pryor Casey John White

Bachelor of Music with Honours Jeffrey Cheah Daniel Faber Cassandra Swee Mei Low

Bachelor of Development Studies Bethany Rose Flanagan

Conferring of Awards December 2015 25 Bachelor of Visual Arts Riley Beaumont Ariana Louise Hunt Eowyn Osborne Elizabeth Considine Bennett Danielle Johnson-Davey Belle Palmer Ned Vincent Roy Bott Megan Maree Kennedy Thomas Pearson Sarah Jane Crisp Peter Kongmalavong Julia Dae Peric Morven Jane Downie Matthew Lemon Rachael Emily Russell Jessica Margaret Eagles Darren Patrick Lloyd Tristan Benson Sidgwick Rose-Mary Faulkner Clinton Wayne Madden Miriam Rose Slater Kristin Alys Firth Bronte Lea Morel Clare Madeleine Solomon Ashleigh Jade Green Claire Elizabeth Morgan Diana Elizabeth White Hilary Grace Hanrahan Kelda Morris Olivia Helena Willems Mahala May Hill Kelsey Keresiya Mutandadzi Claire Rachel Williams Jane Amelia Horton Catherine Newton Caitlin Louise Woodford Kirrily Louise Humphries Anna-Maree O’Neale

Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours Sophie Jane Bishop Brooke Mary Jarvis-Dempsey Sally Anne O’Callaghan Zoe Brand Rowan Kane Clare Peters Thomas Arthur Buckland Alya Khan Christine Ramsey Casey Crockford Sanne Koelemij Rebecca Jean-Louise Selleck Sebastian Brian Cross Cassandra Elizabeth Layne Rebecca Catherine Setnicar Mimi Isabella Fairall Harriet Joan Lee Robinson Frances Patricia Spurgin Catherine Mea Freeman Sam Jordan Leheny Sian Janetta Watson Octavio Garcia Alvarado Chelsea Simone Lemon Mung Fei Wong Kelly Helen Hayes Alycia Rose Moffat Madisyn Elise Zabel Susan Mary Hewat Catherine Cato Mueller

Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours/University Medal Hannah Margaret Gason

Bachelor of Archaeological Practice/Diploma of Languages Bridget Louisa San Miguel

Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Economics Clare Marie Johnson Brennan

Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Music Samuel Jude Gaffney

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Elizabeth Angela Bailetti

26 The Australian National University Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia) Heloise Pei-Ni Hocart Emma Shinozaki-Langridge

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce Frances Barnard Melissa del Rio Hamish Padgett Lade Timothy James Edmund Carton Alexander Dixon Edward McKinnon Madison Ashley Coombes Thomas Leigh Durham Claire Cecile Richards Katrina Helen Dawes Henry Lee George Dwyer Madeleine Claire Short William Fennell Duke Ermilio Rachel Grace Watson

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Criminology Nadienne Mariee Roffey

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Development Studies Laira Penelope Rose Burfitt Bronwyn Jean Radford

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Economics Oscar Nearhos Lane Joseph Gerard Mitchell

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of European Studies Sabina Grace Gerardi

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Music Gillian Heather Colgan Jarod Esposito Anna Rachel Davies Marcella Tonini Jacqueline Mireille Douglas Amelia Matilda Watson

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Visual Arts Johanna Amelia Butler Lizabeth Karen Collier Ellen Piriya Hewitt Ashley Louise St George

Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Arts Benjamin Djung

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Music Ying Li

Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Arts Stephanie Elizabeth Dolman

Conferring of Awards December 2015 27 Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Music Jessica Ruth Bird

Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Commerce Grace Castle-Burns

Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of International Security Studies William Shennan Baulch

Bachelor of Music with Honours/Associate Degree Llewellyn Osborne

Bachelor of Policy Studies/Bachelor of Commerce Sariel Taylor Pindo

Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Arts Janis Lejins

Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Digital Arts Andrew Craig Proctor

Bachelor of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Music Sarah Ashlee Rees

28 The Australian National University 2pm Tuesday 15 December ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences

Bachelor of Archaeological Practice Brendan Lezlie Bayliss Nicola Louise Pentecost Chanwoo Cho Jake Andrew Smith Anna Romona Davis Victoria Joy Tasker

Bachelor of Archaeological Practice with Honours Alejandra Katherine Cares Henriquez

Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship Alicia Eloise MacGregor Cox Jessica Margaret Morwitch John Joseph Evans Gemma Pike Gabrielle Anne McDermott Jacqueline Rodrigues Isabella Grace Molineaux

Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship with Honours Alysha Mary Redston Erin Frances Vink

Bachelor of Arts Claire Elise Anderson Bronte Ferraro Lang Liu Florence Wan Yu Ang Katherine Amber Filippello Damara Rose Lockhart Ria Bahl Frank Donald Gafa Stuart Loebl Matilda Grace Bailey Brianna Lauren Gray Olivia Love Charlotte Barclay Eloise Katherine Griffiths Angus Wilson Mackie Zachary Barnes Meghan Elizabeth Hadley Tara Ebony Mairs Alexandra Grace Biggs Julia Macdonald Haiblen Eleanor Ruth Malbon Rachel Andrea Blackwell Eleanor Frances Agar Hansard Ian James Martin Jessica Brand Brooke Natalie Hogan Jake Geoffrey John McDermott John Timothy Robert Casey Rachel Jennifer Holland Thomas Andrew McLachlan Chen Chen Emily Horsley Emily Jane McNamara Timothy Jia Yun Choong Elise So Yun Horspool Elizabeth Fiona Milne Gabrielle Coffey Linnea Houghton Anthony James Moore Daniel Coldwell Junta Ikeda Nathan Joseph Mullins Emily Jessica Colonna Benjamin James Irving Elizabeth Claire Nicholls Adam Daniel Cooke Ziad Jamal Thomas Francis Nock Zoe Rebecca Coombe Amy Kathleen Jones Kornchanok Nushkasem Joshua Creaser Meaghan McQuinn Jones Camilla Patini Philip Crothers Karen Justine Khoo Marisa Elise Penklis Edgar George Daly Sungmin Kim Samantha Shirley Perret Madeleine Leonie Drahos Henry Theodore Kimpton Catherine Lee Prince Benjamin William Duggan Jules Kirk Philip Brian Pritchard Grace Elizabeth Elkins Hanul Lee Simone Grace Proctor Elizabeth Ann Feint Hyeran Lee Hye Ryeong Ra

Conferring of Awards December 2015 29 Phoebe Margaret Raff Mengyao Su Kate Victoria Wright Sengian Sam Fengyi Wang Hye Been Yang Dolma Yangzom Samkhar Jessica Dee Wang Victor Hie-Seng Yii Jessica Renee Shugg Zhe Wang Caryn Jiawei Zou Beatrice Alison Smith Ying Hoi Wong

Bachelor of Arts (Development Studies) Bianca Maria Peyra

Bachelor of Arts (International Relations) Laura Elizabeth Matheson

Bachelor of Arts with Honours Giverney Clare Ainscough Joanna Barbara Higgins Jenna O’Connell Philippa Louise Barter Andrew Glendower Lloyd Jones Yining Ong Joshua Bentley Bishop Mei Shen Lee Cynthia Parayiwa Angus James William Bowers Bing Hong Lim Ruqiyah Patel Vritika Chandra Elaine Yi Ling Lui Brigitta Nicole Quantock Yasmine Davis Ann Catherine Mackay Kira Scaife Rachelle Louise Dawson Clare Helen McFadden Aimee Anna Strang Garry Earl-Spurr Kael Keith McCormack-Skewes Win Yee Tan James Geoffrey Frost Benjamin Peter McMullin Hayley Jean Wilkinson Chiara Adriana Grassia Andrew Scott McQuiggin Sian Marie Willoughby Sebastian John Grassia Harrison Matthew Miller Madelaine Laura Winkler Duncan Ronald Grey Hui Min Ng Yin Ting Sharon Yim Ryan James Hemsley Kate Oakes

Bachelor of Classical Studies Katherine Elsbeth Prouting

Bachelor of Classical Studies with Honours Max David Aitkin Jessica Lauren McEwan Caitlin Emma Smith

Bachelor of Criminology Erin Louise Harriott Erica Lillian Moy Matthew James Musgrave Georgia Dale Pelle

Bachelor of Design Arts Simon Andrew Azzopardi Qianru Kang Reuben Bokaba Jing Jing Liu Amelia Chapman Grace Madeleine Moylan Tundi-Rose Hammond Pia Mikaela Nemec Rohan James Hunt David Scerri

30 The Australian National University Bachelor of Design Arts with Honours Estelle Rose Briedis Spelman

Bachelor of Development Studies Katherine Elizabeth Sharp

Bachelor of Development Studies with Honours Ainsley Jones Rosalie Jane Willows

Bachelor of Digital Arts Gareth David Dunstone Fiona Louise Morland Samantha Anne Sheehan Thomas Scott

Bachelor of International Relations Ruth Emily Albertson Kill Emily Louise Gleeson Callum Andrew Sandison Emma Alice Battye Camille Claudia Greenfield David Anderson Sheridan Jazmin Bielec Patrick Greenfield Claire Griffith Smith Anna Brandebura Lok Kwan Ho Isabella Marie Stephens Theresa Maye Buetre Woo Jin Jung Elise Kara Terrell Weichen Cao James Peter Koval Riley Thom Natasha Singh Chabbra Marissa Jordan Lightfoot Emily Claire Nash Thornton David Chun Wanjoo Lim Kristina Sarah Diana Vanhove Adam Peter Clarkson Ludmila Naumann Dai Diana Wang Cameron James Coventry Sian Nicole Parker Qi Wang Simon Davies Tanim Rahman Hamish Latimer Whittle Julia Eecen Krisha Rana Lauren Filmer Hannah Nancye Roberts

Bachelor of International Relations with Honours Isabella Lucia Basaglia Joseph Lewis Robert Evered Charlotte Louise Papworth Penelope Jacobs Laura Rohan-Jones

Bachelor of Languages Georgina Hood Carmina Grace Familar Josephine Radnedge Sae Ra Oh Codie Anne Bell Simon Alexander Quinn Larina Combridge Jacqueline Louise Radisich

Bachelor of Latin American Studies Hillary Clar Salmon Krone Bridget Louise Letts

Bachelor of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies Cameron John Brady

Conferring of Awards December 2015 31 Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours Timothy John Hall Boston Maksim Fedoseev Benjamin Stilling Georgina Rose Clough Andrew Feng Julian Christopher Scott Rohan Lucio Curtotti Ella Phoebe Joy Relf

Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics William Brown Dylan Karunaratne Chenyang Ye Shenelle Esmeralda Egbert Alexandra Clementine Grace Kaye Danielle Jennifer Farrell Jacqueline Joy Lange

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asian Studies Jennifer Plaistowe

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Dinith Adikari Russell Swan

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Madeleine Patrice Markey

Diploma of Languages Catherine Linley Day Timothy James Golder Mari Ruuskanen Kara Louise Turnbull

Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours/Bachelor of Arts with Honours Elysia Xin Yue Teh

32 The Australian National University 10am Wednesday 16 December ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

Bachelor of Biotechnology Ummaira Abd Rahim Shiuan Pey Tou Rebecca Louise Longstaff Yaoyuan Zhang Rory Stanford

Bachelor of Biotechnology with Honours James Peter Antoney

Bachelor of Commerce Jack Henry Perren-Leveridge

Bachelor of Genetics Ainsley Renee Davies

Bachelor of Genetics with Honours Gabrielle Leilani Gross

Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) Zoe Emma Anderson Simon John Mulvaney Sarah Carters Khoirun Nisa’ Sri Mumpuni Timothy Robert Ingold

Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) Advanced with Honours Madeleine Jane Brodie

Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) with Honours Victoria Alice Pilbeam

Bachelor of Medical Science Sophie Louise Anderson Emily Jane Kane Sarah Morgan Emma Ryan-Charles William David Bradbury Mingyu Lee Carl Paulo Senson Callum Cambourne Tran Phuong Luc Oliver Allan Siiteri Wendy Chak Shaaerah Mahboob Benjamin Spann Lindsay Xin Chen Kelsey Leigh Marshall Yuet Long Eujenie Ton Shaun Hong Xuan Fones Stephanie Louise McDonald Victor Le Vuong Brooke Patrice Harrigan Tam Nguyen Alyssa Mengrou Wang Nikki Leigh Harvey Scott Paterson Pearce Kaisy Xinhong Ye Hsien-Pang Hu James Kendall Robson

Conferring of Awards December 2015 33 Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours Katharine Jane Bassett Jordan Douglas Glover Mark Donald Stafford-Bell Brigette Kathleen Johns Boast Georgia Henshaw Emma Wisdom Ellen Marie Coyle Kathryn Patricia McKeon Gerard Sherman Young Tess Adelle Dahlenburg Ashwin Rajesh Shangxian Zhou Roshan Chandika Dalpadado Laura Seren Saville Leah Bridget Gerrard Pamodha Buddima Somasiri

Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours Lauren Grace Ashman Etienne Noel Masle-Farquhar Georg Dominic Weiller Sam Andrew Backwell Hillary Minami McArthur Laura Therese Wey Alexandra Jane Fogg Henry Poetrodjojo Yale Zhuxiao Wong Claire Liang Gardner Ciaron Daniel Quinlivan Cassandra Yuen Josephine Hope Ginty Prithvi Manjunatha Reddy Guozhi Zhang Helen Therese Kennedy Laura Elizabeth Sofoulis

Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours/University Medal Benjamin Yuhang Bai Ruvindha Lakshan Lecamwasam Rebecca Louise Wardell Rebecca Louise Davies Aero Coorong Lambert Leplastrier Caela Frances Welsh Daniel Arthur Filan Natalie Shadwell Xenia Alessandra Weber Eloise Evelyn Hamilton Jiao-Yu Wang

Bachelor of Psychology with Honours Annika Louise Hellsing Katie Lauren Stalker Daniel George Priest Sebastian Yueheng Tsui Deirdre Deborah Sandgren Tsz Ying Wong

Bachelor of Psychology with Honours/University Medal Rebecca Kathleen Lawrence

Bachelor of Science Elizabeth Alexander Manon Dalaison Paige Elise Hudson Jalil Mohammad Aqel Shayani Lahiru Dasanayaka Morgan Suzanne Hunter John Arakkal Nicholas Den Houting Adelaide Lily Irish Caitlin Hannah Bannister Tommaso William D’Orsogna Alice Johnston Randall Putera Barry Alexei Igoravich Dukhnovski Joy Oluwafunke Jolayemi Catherine Elizabeth Bliss Paige Erin Enright Gayathri Karthik Emma Leigh Bliss Harriet Elizabeth Farlow Minji Kim Rachael Anne Bowden Rachael Emma Featherstone Nicholas James Klein Simone Marie Brown William Ian Gordon Flowers Gabrielle Krucler Owen David Carr Joseph Richard Foskett Callum James Kucka Andy Bai Le Chen Chanakya Goli Zachariah Thomas Lamont David Clarke Robin Grun Sanghyeok Lee Benjamin Thomas Coghlan Emily Haag Fang Li Peter Andrew Fisher Collins Brooke Courtney Haling Yingting Liu Genevieve Suzanne Crutchley Sally Louise Heading Tharika Mayomi Liyanage Christopher James Cutting Jiayi Huang Teagan Elise Mahon

34 The Australian National University Andrew Mark Mallett Sophie Elizabeth Peacock Sivanuja Vijayavicknesh James David Manley Jing Qian Paul John Walker Daniel Felipe Martinez Escobar Hugh Francis Ross Thomas Gyula Wallace Keita Matsumoto Sughayshinie Samba Sibam Xiaoya Wang Alexandria McAlpine Paarani Santhirasegaran Jessica Ann Ward-Jones Karen Dominika Milewska Benjamin James Shoard Karen Stacey Warnes Katriana Elaine Jane Milne Nicholas Antony Stafford-Bell Matthew Leslie Wickham Clare Rose Moore Duncan Robertson Stuart James Charles Stewart Williams Bruce Andrew Munro Rebecca Swayn Alexander James Worrell Runjia Ning Syed Muhammad Faisal Aljunied Ronghao Xu Michael McKean O’Malley Dan Yang Tang Guheng Zhang Caitlin Scarlett O’Meara Misty Dawn Thorose Hanqing Zhao Evan David Packard Rosanna Teresa Trimboli Siru Zheng Gordon Brian Parmenter Mahmoud Ugool

Bachelor of Science (Advanced) with Honours Rebecca Ellen Drown Jonathon Leslie Lieschke Tekle Setargew Camilla Rose Fisher Gino Lu Laura Marion Smith Matthew Stephen Michael Gerathy Jason Nathaniel Marsh Madison Sowden Tze How Goh Ellen McRae Michael Milan Taleski Faiyaz Khan Gyuchul Myeong Anneke Louise Knol Nghiem Nguyen George Alistair Murray Laffan Thomas James Pagram

Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Leila Rose Berjaoui Sophie Claire Hope Lara Mei-Li Ong Jordan Rose-Anna Brown Georgia Lauren Houston Caterina Pelle Sooyeon Choi Jaimee Hunt Emily Louise Julianne Read Jia Wei Chong Lukasz Jerzy Jagiello Michael Jake Schier Sabrina Leigh Choo Rhiannon Morgana Johnson Peter Ashley Twiss Helen Frieda Copeland Hussien Kassouh Amanda India Winiger Jolene Alexa Cox Yu Liu Meg Patricia Wootten Alexandra Harwood Felicia Loh Emily Yam Pei Xuan Catherine Penelope Hitches Stephanie Rose Marshall

Bachelor of Science (Psychology) with Honours Max Andrewartha Tahlia Brooke Gash Sarah Louise McKenna Stephanie Louise Burk Beth Holmes Gunningham Erin Louise Parker Claire Elizabeth-Jane Caldwell Nathan John Haymes Aparna Kaushini Samarajeewa Shuyi Chen Wai Chi Vincci Lee Hannah Elizabeth Singer Jhana de Silva Alexander William Thomas Erin Jayne Slater Ashleigh Stephanie Dolan Neil Mackerras Dione Frances Smith Thomas John Elsing Joseph Patrick Asquith Marlton Brittany Sarah Thomas Ka Yiu Fung Adrienne Ruth May Erin Kate Wilson

Conferring of Awards December 2015 35 Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management) David Alan Bell Mhairin McLeod Hilliker Anna-Claudia Oliveros Reyes Sarah Cheng Jiahui Luo Zhaoyu Zhang Fathimath Shihany Habeeb Eva Mueller

Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management) with Honours Ishbel Claire Cullen Olivia Joy Morley

Bachelor of Science (Science Communication) Caitlin Elizabeth Miller

Bachelor of Science with Honours Aqeel Akber Catherine Kooymans Lucienne McGregor Shenfield Natasha Jane Anderson Mark Ross Lawrenson Alexander David Skeels James Roy Ansell Heather Rosalind Layzell Jee Hea Song Dilyar Barat Nawapat Leelamanit Tegolin Kate Spink Alexander Tony Carey Hamish Leitch Ruiyu Su Eloise Casinader Jiwen Li April Suen Kelly Beth Chapman Sol Libesman Gege Sun Albert Yatsam Chen Maria Elisabeth Marando Henry James Sutton Samantha Charlotte Cooper Shannon Clare McConachie Heather Tan Penelope Kwaun Creagh Tilen Milojkovic Suo Jun Tan Antony Lloyd Crisp Joshua Ayden Mitchell Milan Tarle Sean Daniel Cunningham Samuel John Needham Alison Clare Todd Laura Charlotte Fry Madeleine Patricia Neill Alasdair Nam Thang Tran Seriden Zoe Hall Dominic Paul Nelson Jessica Trezise Cornell Hanxomphou Samantha Louise Booth O’Brien Yuan Wang Molly Havyatt Sean Reginald O’Hara Lara Isabella Watchirs Connolly Nathan Angus Holland Natalie Emma Otten Alexander Daniel Waters Yu Zhi Daisy Hu Thomas Richard Benyon Palazzo Sonya Joan Wellby Ariel Sylvia Louise Ivanovici Elizabeth Imelda Philippa Tobias Dana Williams Hannah Jackson Graeme James Richards Adelle May Wright Tharushi Prabhavi Kaluarachchi Courtney Elise Rogala Frank Zhao Erica Joy Keller Luke Anthony Sartor Man Cher Kong Rebecca Seneviratna

Bachelor of Science with Honours/University Medal Jennifer Marie Colley Matthew Geleta

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Science Yuan Li Yi Zack Wei

36 The Australian National University Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science Georgina Barker Sarah Robyn Nenah McIntyre Melanie Tacey Benjamin Joseph Cumming Paris Jane Miller Melandri Vlok Megan Louise Hepworth Kathryn Jane Reid Sheridan Rose McElligott Isobel Stobo

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Forestry) Ellen Margaret Cheney

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Sophie Deutsch Isabel Doraisamy Annica Kate Schoo

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management) Alice Emilia Conant

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science/Diploma of Asia-Pacific Studies Louisa Osborne

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Commerce Anna Lucia Bylhouwer Pavlakis

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Science Alexandra Leona Green

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Science Rebecca Lisl Collins Corey David Le Mesurier Bronte Izumi Maclean Timothy William McInerney

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science Jae Seong Lee

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Ruby Anne Furnell Isobel Kate Shepherd

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Science Ruobing Han Stephen Michael Kenny Vishnu Ramakrishnan

Conferring of Awards December 2015 37 Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Daniel Min Ern Law

Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Science Gracia Archangela Santoso

Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Science Andrej Dean Thompson

Bachelor of Science (Psychology) with Honours/Bachelor of Arts Tashfia Quddus

Bachelor of Science (Psychology) with Honours/Bachelor of Commerce Louisa Alexandra Talipski

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Arts Devinie Chinthana Jayaweera Anisa Priandini

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Music Elne Le Roux Kate Maree Walker

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Science Jacqueline Edmondson

Bachelor of Science with Honours/Bachelor of Arts Caroline Jane Hadland Faulder Jay David Nathan Fradkin

Bachelor of Science with Honours/Bachelor of Finance James Edward Bull Murray

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Science (Forest Sciences) Madeleine Louise Hearnden David William Kenna Rachael Madeline Tarlinton

Associate Degree Peter John Pfitzner

38 The Australian National University 2pm Wednesday 16 December ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

ANU Medical School

Doctor of Philosophy

Carina Bertoldi Franco Effects of Glucose and Fatty Acids Interactions on Glucose Metabolism Pathways in Human Trophoblasts

Research School of Biology

Doctor of Philosophy

Kai Xun Chan Structural and Functional Characterisation of Chloroplast Signaling

Jiahui Du Functional Characterisation of Cyanobacterial Bicarbonate Transporters in E. Coli

Chooi Hua Goh Phenotypic Responses to Nitrate Availability in Medicago Truncatula under a Range of Nodulation Conditions

Samira Hassan Multiple Roles of Flavonoids in Plant-Rhizobia Symbioses and Plant-Pathogen Interactions

Wei Yih Hee Characterisation of Flagellar Mastigoneme Components of Phytophthora Nicotianae

Richa Jakhetia Molecular Studies of Three Novel Bacteriophages of Shigella Flexneri

Andrew Kahn Let’s Talk about Sex: Sexual Selection, Sex Allocation and Parental Care in Animals

Yanjiao Li Functional Analysis of Conserved MicroRNAs in Arabidopsis

Melita Lauma Milner Phylogeography and Speciation of Lomatia and Telopea (Proteaceae)

Liang Pin Jason Ng Local Auxin Transport Regulation in the Nascent Nodule–an Overview in Nodulating Plants and an Investigation into the Cytokinin Receptor, CRE1–mediated Control of Auxin Transport in Medicago Truncatula

Esther Rajendran Characterization of an Essential Arginine Transporter in the Apicomplexan Parasite Toxoplasma Gondii

Conferring of Awards December 2015 39 Claudia Leticia Rodriguez Delgado Evolution of Dosage Compensation and X Chromosome Inactivation in Therian Mammals

Isabel Marie-Luise Saur Identification and Regulation of Receptors Involved in Plant Immunity

Vinson Tran Molecular Characterisation of Niches for Hematopoiesis in Murine Spleen

Hamish Webb The Genetics of Oil Yield in Melaleuca Alternifolia and Eucalyptus loxophleba

Research School of Chemistry

Doctor of Philosophy

Nur Hafizah binti Azizan Study of Metal Binding Site of Methyl Parathion Hydrolase

Nicholas Green Multi-Bond Forming Processes: Making and Using Dendralenes

Prudence Elizabeth Guest The Synthesis and Biological Activities of Certain Polyoxygenated Natural Products and Various Analogues

Shenglin Jin Smart Materials Based on Cyclodextrins

Kala Bharath Pilla Protein Structure Determination by Paramagnetic NMR and Computational Hybrid Approach

John Curtin School of Medical Research

Doctor of Philosophy

Saul Justin Newman Predicting the Evolution of Life History Using Inclusive Fitness: The Evolution of Death, Aging, and Variable Birth Rates Explained through Multisets and Graph Theory

Stephen Alexander Rudinski Exploring Cortical Information Processing Using Optogenetics

Tennille Sibbritt Investigating the Enzymology and Molecular Function of 5-Methylcytosine in RNA

Shubhanshi Trivedi Novel Insights into Mucosal HIV-1 Vaccine Design and Potential Biomarkers

40 The Australian National University Research School of Earth Sciences

Doctor of Philosophy

Md Jakir Hossen New Perspectives on Tsunami source Inversion

Elizabeth Mary Ingham Exploring Geomagnetic Field Behaviour during Polarity Reversals and Excursions

Jenna Roberts A Multi-Disciplinary Assessment of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products in Australia’s Largest Inland Sewage Treatment Plant and the Molonglo/Murrumbidgee Effluent-Receiving Environment

Stephen Sagar Inversion of Remote Sensing Data in a Shallow Water Environment using a Trans-dimensional Probabilistic Framework

Paolo Angelo Sossi Petrogenesis of Ultramafic Rocks and an Experimental and Natural Investigation of Non-Traditional Stable Isotope Fractionation at High Temperatures: Implications for the Chemical Evolution of the Earth and Planets

Research School of Psychology

Doctor of Philosophy (Clinical Psychology) Madeleine Marie Pidcock

Doctor of Philosophy

Siobhan Marina Hennessy The Psychology of organizational group mergers: Towards organic pluralism

Monika Gangotra Sing The Relationship between Stress and Autism Spectrum Disorders

Yiyun Shou Causal Reasoning with Ambiguous Information

Erin Ingrid Walsh An Exploration of the Strengths and Weaknesses of Using Text Messaging as a Tool for Self-Report Data Collection in Psychological Research

Research School of Physics and Engineering

Doctor of Philosophy

Geoff Terence Campbell Quantum Memories and Monolithic Resonators

Keng Siew Chan Defect Studies in as Grown and Irradiated ZnO for Optoelectronic Applications

Conferring of Awards December 2015 41 Sergey Kruk Control of Light at the Nanoscale: From Optical Antennas to Metamaterials

Rajeev Ravikash Lal Assessing Soil Formation and Erosion Balances in the Top End with Ultra-Sensitive Isotope Tracing

Russell Leslie Developing the Recoil-in-Vacuum Technique for Magnetic Moment Measurements on Fission Fragments and Radioactive Beams

Gordon Douglas McDonald Cold Atom Interferometry in Optical Potentials

Clara Mary Headlam Teniswood The Structure of Calcifying Marine Organisms: A Materials Science Approach

Mathematical Sciences Institute

Doctor of Philosophy

Christopher Jack Bourne Topological States of Matter and Noncommutative Geometry

Yao Ding Analysis of Longitudinal Data with Multiple Levels of Variation

Lance Gurney Elliptic Curves with Complex Multiplication and -Structures

Matthias Yiu Lam Wong Theory of the Sparse Grid Combination Technique

Fenner School of Environment and Society

Doctor of Philosophy

Kathryn Elizabeth Andrews A Circular Conundrum 150 Years of Cropping and Complexity in North-West Australia

Muhammad Arshad Assessing the Feasibility of Managed Aquifer Recharge Under Uncertainty

David James Bush Optimised Eucalypt Domestication: An Example Using E. cladocalyx, A Species for Low Rainfall Environments

Carmel Mary Dunn Motivating Change Towards Sustainability: A Case for Ecologically Sustainable Happiness

Miriam Rowena Dunn User and Provider Perspectives on the Supply and Demand of Future Climate Change Information for Adaptation Decision Making: A Case Study of the Wine Grape Sector in Australia

42 The Australian National University Kevin Wayne Jeanes Forest Loss Impact on River Flow Regimes of the Singkarak–Ombilin Basin, West Sumatra, Indonesia

Samuel A McGlennon Governing Tropical Deforestation from beyond the Tropics? Limitations and Possibilities

Darren Lloyd Sinclair Workplace Health and Safety in the Australian Coal Mining Industry: Mistrust, Management and Regulation

Emma Soraya Long-Term Stand- and Tree-Level Response to Intensive Silviculture in Eucalyptus Sieberi Regrowth

Ingrid Alicia Stirnemann Habitat Heterogeneity: How it is Generated and Drives Spatial Patterns in Mammals and Birds

Alan Williams A Continental Narrative: Human Environment Interactions across Australia using Time-Series Analysis

School of Health & Psychological Science

Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) Amanda Lyall Kenny

Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics

Doctor of Philosophy

Cherie Kate Fishlock Tracing the Evolution of the Galactic Halo through Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars

National Centre for Epidemiology & Population Health

Doctor of Philosophy

Devin Combs Bowles By Our Own Hand: Climate Change, Conflict and Health

Erlidia Clark Extreme Weather Events, Household and Maternal Characteristics, and Children’s Nutrition in the Philippines: Policy and Program Implications

Ellie Paige Investigation of the Relationship between Antidepressant Medication Use and Weight Change in Australian Adults

Kerri Viney Problems and Prospects for Tuberculosis Prevention and Care in the Pacific Islands

Conferring of Awards December 2015 43 Master of Philosophy Carmen Pearce-Brown Tove Fitzgerald Kerryn Lodo Lyu Ziyang Anna-Jane Glynn-Robinson Chwee Chwee von Sanden Corinne Coulter Tegan Kahn Benjamin Matthew Jacobson Courtney Renee Lane

Master of Astronomy and Astrophysics (Advanced) Sarah Katherine Leslie

Master of Biotechnology Chuanzheng Tang

Master of Clinical Psychology Joshua Michael Davis Caitlin Lucy McGill

Master of Energy Change Kai Kristian Andersen Gabrielle Claire Breen Christopher James Lowe

Master of Environment Anthony Nicholson Mann Meng Li Brendan-Michael Galloway Lekiu Nindim Ken Imazu

Master of Environment (Research) Victoria Clark Mae Noble

Master of Forestry Robert Flomo Wallace

Master of Mathematical Sciences Anjisht Gosain Bin Liang Thomas Francis Shael

Master of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced) Chian Yeong Chuah Tsuyoshi Nakano Xu Shi

Master of Science (Environmental Science) Edward Davidson Cram

44 The Australian National University Master of Science (Environmental Science) (Research) Chenglei Wang

Master of Science Communication Oliver Yin On Chan Don Gomez Richard Lukas Tuft

Master of Science Communication Outreach Jirana Boontanjai Joshua Raj Ezackial Katherine Beatrice O’Sullivan Thomas James Carruthers Charlotte Anna Fletcher Rebecca Stephanie Szabadai Erin-Jane Margaret Claridge Isla Nakano Benjamin de Vos Lee Constable Jemma Maryse Naumann Sean Jeffrey De Clerck Christine Anne Nowak

Graduate Diploma in Environment Victor Cedrick Smiles

Graduate Diploma in Psychological Studies Gregory McGuirk Jonathan Luke Treloar

Graduate Diploma in Science Siti Nur Aishah Mohd Kamal

Graduate Certificate of Applied Epidemiology Shannon Emily Cook

Graduate Certificate in Forestry Patrick Michael Bacon

Graduate Certificate in Science Communication David Matthew Haynes Moira Ruth Kuffer Benjamin Gordon Wickham

ANU Medical School

Master of Public Health Emeline Cammack Laura Minford Tsz Yin Julian Wong Danielle Mary Dal Cortivo Hannah Richmond Julie Therese Dwyer Virendra Singh Shekhawat

Master of Public Health (Research) Tian Bai Laura Goudswaard

Conferring of Awards December 2015 45 ANU Medical School Oath At the time of being admitted as a member of the medical profession: I solemnly pledge to consecrate my life to the service of humanity; I will give to my teachers the respect and gratitude that is their due; I will practise my profession with conscience and dignity; The health of my patient will be my first consideration; I will respect the secrets that are confided in me, even after the patient has died; I will maintain by all the means in my power, the honour and the noble traditions of the medical profession; My colleagues will be my sisters and brothers; I will not permit considerations of age, disease or disability, creed, ethnic origin, gender, nationality, political affiliation, race, sexual orientation, social standing or any other factor to intervene between my duty and my patient; I will maintain the utmost respect for human life; I will not use my medical knowledge to violate human rights and civil liberties, even under threat; I make these promises solemnly, freely and upon my honour.

Doctor of Medicine and Surgery Lachlan Angus Timothy James Fleming Esther Alice Mitchelson Michael Kerry Ardern Joshua Ross Griffin Nayomi Munasinghe Ayesha Arora Yunfei Han Ashvini Rajika Munindradasa Luani Maree Barge Samuel Manning Harkin Kieran Francis Neill Kieran John Barr Jessica Hines Samuel David Norman Sean Edward Barrett Nicholas Mathew Holt Lauren Elissa O’Rourke Thomas Bennett Bruce Homan Tzong-Yang Pan Kim Merena Biddington Samantha Howard Saameer Pani Mugdha Mukul Bokil Ann Jacob Tessita Jane Pritchard Alexandra Lesley Joscelyn Brown Arunima Jain Emily Philomena Rushton Aicee Dawn Balingit Calma Kun Jiang Allirra Jane Selkirk Rhys Morgen Lee Cameron Angeline Audrey Achola Josiah Yi Fan Tang Wing Sze Lindsay Chan Kelsey Joan Josling James William Taylor Joannah Chappel Luke Philip Kissane Donya Tohidi-Esfahani Jizhou Cheng Roxanna Victoria Lane Lewis Hin-Kiet Tsang Frederick Yiu Fai Chung Pui Shen Lau Shaun Robert Vaughn Alexander Clyde Cochrane Heng She Loy Benjamin Robert Verstandig Alexandru Serban Colibaba Pasqualina Anita Macolino Liyan Wang Gemma Kate Curry Kate Lauren Sarah Mahoney Elise Kym Warren Aimee Jean Davenport Marie Rose Mansfield Kar Mun Wong Rosemary David Rebecca Ruth Sheila Mathews Yuelei Wu Sarah Elizabeth Davis Alexandra McFarlane John Teng Ong Yek Rebecca Louise De Laile Michael McLellan Wenyi Yi Yi Deng Benjamen Albert Clarence Meiers Jae-Gon Yoo Deborah Louise Emms Wasif Rashed Mirza Katherine Alcina Fenton Aleksandar Misev

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Thomas Michael Armour Bonnie Marion Reeves Ting Wai Yiu Sunita Biswas-Legrand Shiang-Cheng Sua Haoming Zhuo Holly Kate Powell Christina Unger

46 The Australian National University 5.30pm Wednesday 16 December ANU College of Law

Doctor of Philosophy John Topham Abrahamson Joint Development of Offshore Polar Oil and Gas Resources and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea

Master of Environmental Law Sabyne Gough Neetu Mittal Linda Rene Pugh

Master of Government and Commercial Law Helen Wilton Portillo-Castro Merennage Sashini Vasundara Salgado

Master of International Law Rebecca Elise Benson Effie Catherine Klippan Stephanie Hon Yen Chu Tess Elizabeth O’Connor Moivabah Vangamoh Fofana Timothy Rutherford

Master of International Security Law Jessica Lea Bensch

Master of Law, Governance and Development Samantha Xania-Denise Shearman Claire Welsh

Master of Laws Brooke Buddhika Arcia Eveline Kuang Indira Prickett Sarah Elizabeth Baker-Goldsmith Parker Lam Jane Christine Proctor Thomas James Blowes Katherine Frances Law-Jamieson Eden Roxanne Ridgeway Kelsey Andrew Boreham Debrah Maria Mercurio Nayanisha Samarakoon Katrina Burgess Chantal McNaught Christopher James Saunders Aylin Kevser Cunsolo Lynette Twinkle Molloy Sam Boris Skrzypek Chloe Jayne Davidson Katrina Louise Moore Patrick Robert Stobaus Batzorig Enkhbold Patrick Joseph Newman Dalila Martina Vellotti Laura Nicole Garland Brian Njuguna Ngugi Jack Stretton Williams Mark Christopher Hay Kate Elizabeth Orange Hao Wu Terence Charles Johnson Lilli Owens-Walton Elliot Yeatman Alana Rose Kahl Charles Timothy Peters James Fulton Yeomans Mantaia Kaongotao Joshua Jordan Pietras Kali Yuan

Conferring of Awards December 2015 47 Master of Laws (Legal Practice) Tiphanie Jane Acreman Rasheed Seidu Inusah Fiona Joy Amelia Picotti Benjamin Brady Melissa Anne Joyce Luis Alberto Quintero Moctezuma Laura Burge Mun Wooi Lai Virginia Rabeling Andrew James Butler Peng Kiat Low Michael James Rosalky David Evans Ngor Akol Malak Catherine Shirley Tryon Francis Taylor Hiromichi McCarthy Nicole Spagnoli Christie May Gardiner Isla Coralie Moyse Gaven Robert Sturma Rebecca Gu Peter Murphy Michelle Tzu-Shen Yu Erin Harvey Olivia Yoon Jung Park Melissa Jane Hill Freya Penney

Master of Laws in Environmental Law Ofa Ma’Asi Kaisamy

Master of Laws in International Law Guillaume Marie Florentin Germain Benoist Toni Emma Stokes Cathy Tran

Master of Laws in Law, Governance and Development Alison Matthews Amaka Justina Obinna

Master of Legal Practice Ryan Michael Upton

Master of Legal Studies Emma Jessica Anne Ereaut Rinchyenmyadag Shagdar

Master of Military Law Luke Kenneth Andrews Jessica Jane Clarke-Hong Joshua Clifford Rodrigo Hellebuyck

Master of National Security Policy Firouzeh Khoshnoudiparast

Juris Doctor Jayden Jaehun Bae Ho-Yuen Cheng Jia Han Tang Corey Francis Booth Ryan Edward Clarke Daniel Simon Weight Emma Ruth Buckland Lauren Maree Evans Nicholas Allan West-Foy Andrew John Byers Fletcher Wallace Stewart

48 The Australian National University Juris Doctor with Honours Justin Merrick McConville Butler Francis Jonathan White Robert Verney Hirst Michael Archibald Windeyer Catherine Ann Noonan

Graduate Diploma in Environmental Law David Brash

Graduate Diploma in Military Law Manuela Ella Hanna Habicht Brett Verity

Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice Amelia Abbott Helen Christinson Georgia Goldsworthy Samuel Dawson Alexander Lawrence Robert Collins Rachael Grauwelman-Smith Jessica Anne Allen Victoria Anne Compton Oscar Grosser-Kennedy Riann Marie Aveling Christopher Luke Connley Lucienne Guyot Lindsay Jay Bainbridge Mira-Jane Coote Alejandra Guzman Adriana Bajnar Daniel Coulton Trilby Oriante Hague Hannah Mayes Baldry David Crowley Nikki Hancock Georgia Beaton Marie D’Aspromonte Beau Hanson Denis Bellerose Nadia D’Souza Charlene Belinda Harris Sarah-Jane Bennett Jessica Dale Katherine Frances Harris Devashish Bhave Andre Dao Sarah Anne Harriss Rhys Peter Boudib Andrew David Anastasia Hatzis Peter John Boulot Claudio De Paiva Lycia Catherine Hayes Marc Lloyd Bowditch Michelle Delport Stephanie Alexis Ygoa Hayes Nathan Daniel Boyd Daniela Di Stefano Eleanor Heffernan Marcus Brash Andrew Dibden Sarah Frances Hendry Farrel Braver Joel Matthew Dieu Shayne Holman Graeme Ernest Brentson Killian Donohoe Madeleine Howarth Jonathan Ashley Brinson Paige Durham Madeleine Hunt Tehilla Brown Fern Edge Ellie Jary Alex Buck Sean Ellis Jiny Jayanti Kate Bulling Mahmoud Elmadbouly Inyeob Ji Michael Byrnes Sarah Fam Yeolim Jin Oliver William Cain Noman Farooq Emily Johnson Matthew Gregory Caldow Daniel Scott Farrington Kaska Jones Alexander Cambria Mark Finnegan Priya Kahlon Vanessa Camerlengo Ross Flanery Mohammed Kassira Clare Cappa James Peter Flinn Gemma Graziella Keegan Angela Carrera Jessica Foote Elise Keeley Sarah Jane Castles Adam Friend Madison Kate Kennedy Eugene San Chung Chan Peter George Fu P Hari Khaarthic Pui-Chi Cheung Thomas Robert Hunter Galloway Mohsen Kheirollahi Hosseinabadi Alicia Chisholm Yuqi Melody Gao Vinda Kong Stephanie Chow Stephen Ralph Giddings Wing Ha Kwan

Conferring of Awards December 2015 49 Kylie Lagerroth Kay Lynn Ng Amargurjot Singh Robert Ian Eustice Lake Sarah Nguyen Scott Smith Stefan Lancy Emily Rose Norris Tamara Splatt Mitchell Latham Andrew John Tolhurst North Elle May Starbuck Arthur Lau Ida Carina Nursoo Amelia Stojevski Adrienne Lea Troy Nutley Nicole Stone David Lee Alex James Odlum Rose Storey Seong-Jae Sean Lee Madeline Owens Satomi Sword Jonathan Wing Chun Leung Biying Pan Sarah Alexandra West Tailby Jacinta Gail Lewis Eun Kyung Park Paul Tamburro Fanglin Li Tracy Parolin Beng Chang Tan Annie Lin Stacey Paschke Chanuth Tansomboon Robert Lonetree Robert Passas Jeffrey Thompson Melinda Kathleen Love Murray David Patten William Timothy Tidmarsh Yi Lu Danniel Robert Pereira Georgina Diane Timms Paris Kristiana Maggs Bradley Paul Peterson Michaela Andrea Tippins Tihana Mandic Darren Peterson Stephanie Triefus David Markham Helen Caroline Phelps Lidia Truong Sue Markotic Verena Pichler Erin-Jura Turner Manners Simon Mason Helen Platell Elizabeth Utting Raymond Robert Mather Zenon Pogorzelski George Vahaviolos Robert James De Vere McCaw Edmund Wing Hong Poon Sonja Henrica van der Steen Shona McIntyre Karan Mohan Puri John Vico Sarida Malee McLeod Miriam Jessie Purser Hannah Vieira Amy McMullen Milica Melissa Radosavac Belinda Wade Andrea Michele McNair Aranee Ramachandran Scott Wade Catherine McNickle Kirteeka Marshneil Reddy Juliet Walker Liam Meagher Ronny Jiedong Ren Laureta Wallace Patrick Declan Rice Meaney Erin Jane Rikus Hannah Walters Sylvie Millard Jeremy Russell Tasmania Weigang Aleena Mills Hannah Ryan Justin Werner Angus Minns Heather May Sage Ashleigh Lauren Whittaker Shay Minster Aarushi Sahore Alice Winter-Irving Georgia Ellen Minucci Naomi Schulte Nicholas Wockel Patrick Moffat-Stokes Tara Elizabeth Schultz Elizabeth Wreck Sophie Marie Lucille Monsour Julia Mary Scott Jessica May Wright Lauren Montanez Domenica Scuteri Yutong Yao Matthew Morgan Thomas Serafin William Yeo Marsellina Mutagubya Talah Sarah Sherif Heidi Suzanne Zec Christine Ng Wei Shi

Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice Irfan Ali Samual Bricknell Sukhpal Singh Chahal Louise Armitage Jason Browne Graham Copson Meskerem Ashagrie Aidan Carlan Virgilio Costes Kayne Ballard Steven Anthony Caruana Diana Cretu Tichava Batiya Dianne Casale Richelle Delany Justiniana Bicaj Eun Kyung Chae Huong-Ly Duong

50 The Australian National University Bernard Duval Mun-Hong Lee Keaton Roberts Amy Earl Adam Yifeng Li Mark Roberts Lesley Eckard Jiaying Li Shasheema Nilojanie Ruwanpathirana Sidrah Fahad Na Li Rustam Sandhu Zheng Fu Ping Sum Li Jing Sang Sherrie Gaskin Ying Li Raymond John Saunders Hardeep Singh Ghattor Chean Chuan Arthur Liew Johanna Louise Selth Kenny Ha Sze Ming Lim Ahmad Kamal Aly Shady Seung Hee Ha Jasmine Lim Jonathan Andrew Shaw Davin Adi Hartanto Suy Leang Lim Vikram Jeet Singh Huaxi He Mike Hsin Ho Lin Sheila Sta Ines Clinton William Heenan Ka Mak Emma Stephens Kazusa Higashioka Dolores Matheus Zhanna Stolyarchuk Joanna Sarah Hill Robert Meester Philip Wing Sun Tang James Hislop Jeffrey Mark Mitting Anastasia Terzis Hanh Thi Bich Ho Brenda Mouyat Brian Trigg Wenjie Huang Jared Michael Nemes Ashwin Tyagi Annika Francess Hutchins Mary Nolan Fiona Ung Jeanne Aimee-Anouk Jayasinghe Alice Mary O’Brien Chit Wan Robert Jensen Nancy Nwabaku Ofoyela Angela Winter Yana Jiang Michelle O’Sullivan Dingwei Xin Shuochun Jiao Prakash Panthee Dongxiao Xu Mamika Kalra Yojana Pareek Qing Yao Olia Kamereddine Cristina Lenuta Pomana Kar Yiu Gary Yau Ramesh Kc Natasha Louise Prevot Guodong Yuan Ki Young Kim Vikram Chandrakant Pujari Rong Zhai Jelena Kis Shashedevi R Selladurai Qiao Zheng Elena Lilia Kraev Kademova Jason Racic Ryan Lasaki Mahima Rai

Graduate Certificate of Law Helen Louise Sellers Joshua Thomas Taylor

Graduate Certificate of Military Law Patrick Rafael Garcia Matthew John Punter

Master of Laws (Legal Practice)/Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice Francis Daniel Beecher Anna Olsen Fungai Chiganangana John Douglas Whitcombe Eimad Samuel Daniel

Master of Laws/Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice Philippa Ross

Master of Laws/Master of Diplomacy Bridget Kathleen Elliott

Conferring of Awards December 2015 51 Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Laws with Honours/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Maea Lenei Buhre

Bachelor of Laws Ramya Balachandren Luis Ruben Grech Georgia O’Keefe Ka Chun Tiffany Chung Samuel John Ronald Guthrie Alana Ruth Evelyn Richards Max Roland Dowzer-Strode Yun Sim Lee Sandra Zi Wei Soh Andrew Vaughan Eddey Weilan Li Pang Ee Teh Kyna Jessica Foo Stephanie Luisa Mattei Meghan Thomas-Richards Ashley Gill Marie Siow Ping Ngiam Chang Mary Yang

Bachelor of Laws with Honours Edmund Ruo-Fan Bao Yeong Yeong Kerk Jolanta Olender Katryne Phei Shan Chia Rosetta Lee Rusalka Primrose Lip Yi Chong Pauline Wenjun Lim Alexandra Reid Nicholas Andrew Christodoulou Sinead Isabel McKenna Sarah Emily Rodrigues Sherwood Du Alexa Milosevic Alexander Julian Sallabank Joel Justin George Ying Ching Ng Kah Yung Toh Christina Stella Karolis Alexandra Kathleen Norris Jeanine Huey Xie Wong

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Laws Jordan Koppen Parker Varun Sundar

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws Jacqueline Anne Asher Stephanie Giblin Donald Jack Blinkhorn Rhodes Ava May Atkinson-Barclay Andrew Keith Forsyth Penelope Rose Wright Rumble Rahul Dominic Balan Claire Therese Grundy Nicholas Fausto Scotton Kyla Jade Bartlett Madeleine Ruth Harrington Tara Shenoy Alexander Christian Bell-Rowe Campbell Hasler Esther Jie-Wen Soh Oscar Alexander Boag Taylor Georgina Luxton Heath Ellen Margaret Teys Zoe Champtaloup Thevini Kirupakaran Jessica Caroline Tighe Sarah Patricia Cumming Kah Shing Lee Natasha Walker Yilin Deng Yo-Ru Lee Jessica Louise Wallace Kirby Alexandra Dunlop Thomas Michael Maloney Vivian Wei Veronica Rose Finn Rose Eileen McGowan Annaliese Erin Williams Hannah Isabel Fordham Joshua Peter Norman Georgia Marie Zele Kate Johanna French Thomas James Pickett Ovens Georgina Mary Johnston Fry Rebecca Elizabeth Prior

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Lucie Ellen Frances Aitken Stephanie Kate Dunn Chloe Henry-Jones Kirsty Anantharajah Jacqueline Marie Edwards Thomas William Jenkins Morgan McFadyen Campbell Joseph Michael Frawley Louise Zhen Liu Lavinia Victoria De Havilland Sarah Elizabeth Hedberg Clare Alexandra Mearns Phimister James Dowell Thomas George McKenzie Garwood Shona Moyse

52 The Australian National University Lauren Maree Murphy David John Donald Purvis Camilla Jane Ward Mark James Pennini Claire Elizabeth Schwager Laura Claire Wilson Shaneel Pankaj Parikh Lara Olivia Strelnikow Maxwell Craig Phillis Desiree Yana Thistlewaite

Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Rebecca Amelia Preston

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Laws James Patrick Wookey

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Marcel Francis Delany

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Laws Kathryn Fiona Hender Joey Kar Man Koo

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Dorea Wai Kiu Ho Guo Cheng Ho Harold Kuang

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws Moyan Du David Ross McQuinn Karen Pui Wah Shih Edward Patrick Gibson Max Anton Niedermeier Cheuk Wang Wong James Richard Langlands Kim Thanh Thien Pham Jing-Ran Irene Zhen

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Jack Jun Feng Digby Sarah Elizabeth Kensell Kathryn Mei Yee Seow Jing Feng Syn-Zer Lim

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Laws Daniel del Rio Rachel Eden Goldfeld Xian-Ying Mabel Say Ritwik Ganguly Mineka Karunaratne Young Taek You

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Catherine Margaret Brims Hanna Elizabeth Kaci Andrew Zi Xiang Ngoi John Patrick Farrell Ivy-Liza Keane Dharini Velummylum Kaisei Iwano Peter Alexander Knespal

Bachelor of Finance/ Bachelor of Laws Carolyn Phuong Yen Tran

Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Laws Samantha Frances Bradley

Conferring of Awards December 2015 53 Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Anjelica Rose Paul

Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Laws James Adler Caitlin Jane McAnulty

Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Alison Rosemary Giles Anneliese McGee-Collett

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws William John Francis Ellen Maree Mackinnon Nicoline Akinyi Otieno Chloe Louise May Simpson

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Lucinda Blue Ira Chaudhri Charisse Lydia Smith Hui Min Thiang

Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management)/Bachelor of Laws Kimberly Pearsall Annarose Patricia O’Ryan Maureen Weiller

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws Elliot James Davis Sarah Michelle Power Nicholas David Corbett Schuller

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Esther Li Ean Khoo Patrick Michael Mullane Sophie Eve Taylor

54 The Australian National University 10am Thursday 17 December ANU College of Business and Economics

Doctor of Philosophy Marco Antonio Amaral Feris Enhancing the Quality of Planning of Software Development Projects

Risa Bhinekawati The Social Capital that Bridges CSR Programs and Corporate Sustainability: The Case of Astra in Indonesia

Shuwen Cai Incremental Information Content of Firm-Level and Segment-Level Water Information for Investors’ Judgments of Future Earnings

Shun Charmaine Chan The Relationship Between the International Marketing Strategy Adaptation and the Export Performance of Chinese Firms

Yuguang Fan A Study in Lightly Trimmed Lévy Processes

Lingbing Feng Essays on Spatio-temporal Data Analysis: Imputation, Modelling and Prediction

Andriati Fitriningrum Are State-Owned Enterprises Successful Vehicles for Attaining their Government Objectives?: A Study of the Implications of Government Policies and Objectives for State-Owned Enterprises in Indonesia

Fei Huang Stochastic Modelling of Actuarial Assumptions Using Chinese Data

Kyu Sik Kim The Quest for Factors Influencing Worker Productivity in Videoconferencing Meetings: A Case Study of a Professional Services Firm

Yi Li New Perspectives on the International Diversification of Multinational Enterprises

Brad McCusker The CAT7 Application: An Extended Enterprise Architecture Framework for Managing Complexity in the Public Sector by Optimising the Enterprise’s Architecture

Sam Henry Riethmuller Modeling Multi-Person Choice

Victoria Rui Wang A New Generation System for Scientific Knowledge Discovery

Conferring of Awards December 2015 55 Master of Accounting Yuan Cao Xiao Ling Zitian Wang Ying Cao Jianyang Li Yifang Wei Jiangying Chang Xinxin Lin Yutian Wen Tuoguo Chen Huanhuan Liu Na Wu Luying Dai Xiaoqi Liu Ruixin Xia Cheng Deng Feng Lu Mengxi Xing Zheng Dong Yuding Luo Yu Xue Siyang Du Chi Qiu Bingbing Yan Yuning Guan Yifu Shi Qi Yi Masashi Hamada Yixiao Song Pei Yu Xiaohan Hu Yan Sun Songting Yu Dian Huang Khurmi Sahil Surinder Faizzan Zafar Ruiying Huang Boya Wang Yanxiao Zhao Zhao Huang Ruiyuan Wang Ying Zhao Pai Jiang Shengya Wang Saran Krishnan Tianying Wang

Master of Accounting/Masters Prize for Excellence Yibo Gao

Master of Actuarial Practice Cheng Zhu

Master of Actuarial Statistics Gareth Biggs Manik Batra Dandan Wu Jiayi Zhang

Master of Actuarial Studies Junjie Chen Zhao Liu Jianyun Wen Luyao Chen Haikuan Lu Wenjiao Xiao Weijie Chen Asif Ali Khan Narejo Wanli Xing Fangye Cong Sixian Pan Caisha Xu Yajing Dong Jialing Qiang Xiaolei Xu Dingjie Feng Haoqing Shen Yipei Yin Jiarui Hu Tianyu Shen Cheng Yuan Zhihui Jiang Hang Shi Ke Zhang Yi Jin Wen Shi Tianmin Zhang Juan Li Yuhan Shi Xiongfei Zhang Sai Li Brian Adam Stevenson Yichu Zhang Yanlin Li Linjian Su Qiao Zhou Beibei Liu Wenxin Tian Yangmin Zhou Xiaobo Liu Shengjie Wang Xinyi Liu Shijing Wang Yuqian Liu Yi Wang

56 The Australian National University Master of Actuarial Studies/Masters Prize for Excellence Daning Bi

Master of Applied Finance Yudi Chen Mengyuan Mu Zhi Xu Peiran Ding Abbas Kazim Shah Keyi Yang Chao Han Yan Shen Yuwei Yang Danlin Huang Shengmou Wan Jilu Yao Kaida Huang Yue Wan Jize Zhang Yi Lai Chao Wang Man Zhang Zan Li Zhen Wei Fei Zheng Ming Liu Yuhan Wen Jingyu Zou Bowei Luo Zhenyu Xie

Master of Business Claire Elizabeth Bailey Maria Daisy Jose Yao Wei Tianxing Han Elizabeth Ann Smith Anna Yoshida Yuntao Huang Fengshun Wang Xue Zhang

Master of Business Administration Andrea Estefania Carvajal Racines Puspo Hendriadi Muhammad Rajaie Mustafar Damon Couper Arifatul Khorida Farhan Hussain Nadri Kaustubh Kishor Deshmukh Leviana Rosmayanti Kayla Anne Sailer Ashwinder Singh Arindam Ghosh James Machell Pablo Esteban Velasco Merizalde Samantha Jane Gilbert Rahul Bharat Mehta

Master of Business Information Systems Ankit Sunil Agrawal Aditi Mehra He Shi Yajur Chadha Areli Rodriguez Montes de Oca Xiaofei Yang Naresh Kumar Lal Rohit Sareen Xiaoyan Zhang

Master of Commerce Bofang Chen Yu Liu Guqiang Luo Wanxian Zeng

Master of Economic Policy/Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics Shirin Zahro

Master of Economics/Graduate Diploma in Economics Joseph Natanael Marshan

Conferring of Awards December 2015 57 Master of Finance Yuan Feng Ang Jongsub Jung Liang Yang Jiasen Chen Xiangxin Liu Weiyan Yin Xi Chen Mina Musthafa Yahua Zhang Cheung Hang Chu Mercedes Herminia Nunez Pazmino Yehong Zhang Chenwei Cui Tae Yoon Park Zhe Zhang Mengjia Dong Nakanant Pongpatravet Hao Zhen Qianyu Fei Yu Qiu Zheng Zhong Zhihua He Feiru Tang Jiaqi Zhu Yi Hu Diego Patricio Tapia Encalada Jinwen Zhu Hongyao Huang Sarun Tharaporn Mengdie Zhuang Khadija Islamova Siqi Xie Xin Jin Wei Xin

Master of Financial Management Mohamed Bailley Clay Richard Mifsud Wenbo Sun Xiaoxu Fu Oluwadamilare Eyitayo Ogunnubi Yumei Luo Bushra Hassan Ke Song Jihui Zhang

Master of Information Systems Studies Huy Tran

Master of Management Merryn Hare Salman Ali Shahzad Zhang Zhang Steven James Portelli Sophary Soeng

Master of Management (Tsinghua) Gang Dai Huihui Liu Wen Wu Bin Cao Jimin Liu Zuigao Xu Yinshan Cao Qiuming Liu Guang Yang Jianhua Ding Shulian Liu Sensen Yang Yong Dai Zhefeng Liu Rongming Ye Qiang Du Guiqiang Lu Binbin Yu Shan Gao Xiang Shi Qi Yu Manze Geng Wei Tang Shuhong Yu Yiming Guan Tianyue Teng Xuefeng Zeng Chaoshuo Huang Jie Wang Weidong Zhang Yunmin Liu Endian Wang Xing Zhang Jianxia Li Shaojia Wang Guoshan Zhao Muzi Li Changdong Wei Hongyong Zhao Shaodong Li Cunsheng Wei Jing Zhou Weiwei Li Qingyun Wei Qiong Zhou Zhongge Li Tingting Wu

58 The Australian National University Master of Professional Accounting Mei Bai Shi Liu Tianjiao Wang Ting-Chun Chen Ailun Luo Yi Wang Dingping Cui Yixin Luo Yiduo Wang Sihui Dai Wei Li Ng Wenhan Xia Xinyi Ding Pei Pan Ying Xia Xinyao Feng Jie Rong Shi Xie Jue Gong Alstrid Stephanie Sahetapy Chong Yan Lin Gui Abdul Sami Yu Yan Syeda Nusrat Haider Manman Shen Guangyu Yang Jie Hong Bing Shi Shuai Yang Xuelian Hong Kaiyue Song Han Yi Jun Hu Tong Sun Zhuo Zhang Chen Li Khushmeet Suri Fangyue Zhu Yuexin Li Grace Ter Shan Chi Ying Zhu Jianxu Lin Junting Wang

Master of Project Management Moh’D Adel Alsharif James Bradshaw Jasper Claudia Maria Cuskelly Thomas Townson Anna Katherine Cyran

Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics Mathew Charles Horne

Graduate Diploma in Economics Raymond Harris

Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics Liang Li

Graduate Certificate of Finance and Actuarial Statistics Nariman Absametov Dongchen Li Yangfan Tang Ling Feng Kushal Mithal Yi Yang Lu Han Ji Qi Zichun Zhou Qian He Jonathan Shen Wu Tan

Graduate Certificate of Management Jayden Thomas Castillo Daniel Karl Muller

Graduate Diploma of Finance and Actuarial Statistics/Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Economics James Ewart Pyne

Conferring of Awards December 2015 59 2pm Thursday 17 December ANU College of Business and Economics

Bachelor of Accounting Jieying Guo Mei Liu Chu Ming Yeoh

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies Pia Frances Cashel Yuwan Guo Xi Lin Michael Chia Lin Qing Ji Du Liu Zanbing Dai Ziqi Jiang Ibrahim Mohammed Saikal Heshani Tharuka De Silva Jia Yi Koh Jing Song Dapeng Ding Haoran Li Xujie Song Jiajie Du Keyi Li Miao Sun Hua Feng Ryan Rui Yang Lim Ge Zhan

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Honours Yi Gu Yang Yang Yi Zhang

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Honours/University Medal Kang Jing Tan

Bachelor of Business Administration Joshua Matthew Baker Kaitlyn Elyse Campbell Brent James O’Toole Georgia Bartholomew Youngeun Jang Si Weng Katrina Wong Sarah Brien David Robert McMillan

Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours Ayeesha Anniece Abbasi

Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours/University Medal Ayeesha Anniece Abbasi

Bachelor of Commerce Farah Izzati Ahmad Rushidi William John Calvert-Jones Trevor James Coutinho Ameera Fatiena Abdul Hadi Aaron David Chalker Muhammad Danyal Farah Ahmad Yee Ying Chan Zihao Deng Yisi Ai Auhona Chowdhury Tianchi Dou Muhamad Syahrul Asyraf Anuar James Yong Ming Chua Henri Droulers Asra Azwer Kwong Kim Chung Anne Van Anh Duong Nicholas Barry Shen Cong Wing Nam Daphne Fung Paula Marie Becker Troy James Norman Connor Jerry Wei Rong Gay Nitipong Boonyaleepun Joshua Mark Corke Siyi Ge

60 The Australian National University Brogan Coel Goode Aleeya Shaheera Mohd Salleh Mai Huong Tran Christine Leigh Gouws Ahmad Farid Mohtar Benjamin Mark Treffers Qiong Huang Scott William Rainger Murn Justin Tse Insyirah Ismir Marina Nakanishi Xinyu Wang Alexander James Jackson Gavan Lee Newland Dominic Francis Williams Chiranthani Shanika Jayamanne Tuyen Nguyen Thi Thanh Alexander Jack Wilson Haridra Koshali Jayawardana Daphne Nyu Jia Min Victoria Anne Cooper Woolford Qingnan Ji Tanaseelan Palaniappan Hugh Wright Mitchell Kennedy Tianrui Tim Pan Andrew Yik Hin Wu Anam Khan Fransiska Pandik Jiajing Wu Jina Kim Aleksandra Pantic Rongzong Wu Gordon Charles Lamond Kush Patel Yu Xuan Xie Tiffany Nha Mi Le Chantal-Gina Penn Xiaorui Xin Dong-Gun Lee Ali Imran Qureshi Zhuoran Xu Kin Wai Leung Melinda Reavell Ye Yao Chen Li Tom Lewis Redmond Zhengji Yao Leipeng Li Danielle Hughes Shizhe Yin Yik Kan Erika Liang Siti Rafeeqa Rosli Mariam Zafar June Mei Chern Lim Jia Yi Ashley See Zaidatul Aleeza Zaki Meicheng Liu Jiachen Shang Xiayan Zhang Houqiu Long Ming Sun Juliana Lucinda Zubovic Christopher Dean McClelland Philip Harvey Swan Sarah Zuiderduin Nur Shahirah Adilah Mohd Sairazi Kendra Ee Ling Tay

Bachelor of Commerce with Honours Rui Huang Junyoung Jeong Wen Jing Yap Yulan Zhang

Bachelor of Economics Ewan Douglas Macwilliam David Edward Prichard Cassandra Townson Shane Gabriel Paderanga Palmo Tenzin Andrew John Watson Daniel John Parsons Nathan John Toogood

Bachelor of Economics with Honours Timothy Robert Bartlett Jiahao Huang Oliver Jun Ge Tan Zelin Chen Alexandra Christine Zain Karim Virani Zachary Cranko Humphrey Cifuentes Luping Zeng Akhmad Ramadhan Fatah Shanwen June Ma

Bachelor of Finance Matthew Arthur Bennett Carly Rose Landsberry Yang Wang Julian Ui Wen Cheah Brian Di Xian Mok Yi Xie Wesoo Choi Phonsavanh Phonhxiengdy Zi Ye Ze Sheng Dai Aleksander Urbas Thomas Jian-Hui Yeo Daniel Yi Huang Tam Thien Vo Chun Hin Kor Sishi Wang

Conferring of Awards December 2015 61 Bachelor of Finance with Honours Zhi Jie Chan

Bachelor of International Business Timothy Newton James Brewer Ching Ching Brigitte Liu Melanie Ann Cobcroft Hugh Joseph Sulway Justina Lee Vanessa Maria Towler Navarro

Bachelor of Statistics Lihong Chen Muhammad Hazim Tajuddin Jiaao Yu Yvonne Yufeng Zhang

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Accounting Garry Wai Gheen Huen

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Commerce Yufei Dong Zhuoyi He Lora Lee Huan Bin Li

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Economics Me-Li-Sa Chalklen

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Finance Weiduo Cheng Vivienne Lai Rui Xiao Sha Ki Fung Kevin Cheung Thomas Jurgen Lebang Muthuraman Shanmugam Heather Lee Cupit Xuran Li William Henry Smith Senuri Jithma Gunasekera Wilson Wan Sing Liu Victor Yien-She Ting Sae-Mee Hwang Xiaoxue Lu Diep Khanh Tran Ali Ishraq Yupei Lu Meixin Wang Jing Phoebe Jin Aditya Sevak Yizhou Wu

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Finance Omar Hussein Al-Ghattas Preetham Arvind

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Laws Ayeeda Hossain Akhand

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Science Man Yui Ngai

62 The Australian National University Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Lashan Yatawara Karunaratne Caitlin Elizabeth Lewthwaite

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Arts James Christopher Baillie Alexander Heslop Joshua Aydon Southwell Ravneet Deo Tran Hong Phung Le William James Hawes Taylor Louis William Jan Harding Ellen Hannah McNee Christopher Young

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia) Alexandria Michelle Hewat Qin Zhang

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Economics Nicholas James Barker Jian He Shruti Rai Allen Yuxiang Chen Anthony Manuel Hernandez Nicholas Marcelo Ramirez Georgina Louise Farrell Aidan Kenworthy

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Finance Aurelie Yvette Odette Delosieres Qian Cheng Ding Iek Man Wu

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Information Technology Zhiyi Liu

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Victoria Anne MacRae Natasha Thilini Perera Anaita Khushroo Talati

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Mari Itani Adams

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Finance Zishan Ali Robert Li Jane Giang Nguyen Seamus John Byrne Hope Louise Mitchell Wanxuan Tam Patrick James Calderwood Amie Victoria Myler Guo Wei Terence Tan Chrisa Ci Yui Chan Ieng Man Ng

Bachelor of Economics with Honours/Bachelor of Finance Luke Murray John Crowther

Conferring of Awards December 2015 63 Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Business Administration Christopher Alexander Seyrl

Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Khabilan Rukmanikanthan

Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Statistics Wenbin Huang Cindy Ka-Yan Sue

Bachelor of International Business with Honours/Bachelor of International Business Weida Goh

Bachelor of Economics with Honours/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Graduate Diploma in Asia- Pacific Studies Amanda Robyn Maclean

64 The Australian National University 10am Friday 18 December ANU College of Asia and The Pacific

Doctor of Philosophy Kerryn Emma Baker The Meanings of Success in Gender Quota Campaigns in the Pacific Islands Region

Philippa Margaret Black ‘Green Gold’: The Contribution of New Caledonia’s Nickel Industry to the ‘Age of Steel’ 1870-1920

Fanny Cottet A Phonology of Mbahám: Reduction & Contrast

Gregory Francis Dickson Marra and Kriol: The Loss and Maintenance of Knowledge Across a Language Shift Boundary

Doan Thi Thuy Dung Economic and Measurement Issues in Diet Diversity and Obesity in China

Graeme Thomas Dobson The Warruwi Pond Enigma: Pre- European Aquaculture in Arnhem Land?

Wahyuddin Halim As’adiyah Traditions: The Construction and Reproduction of Religious Authority in Contemporary South Sulawesi

Neal Hughes Water Property Rights in Rivers with Large Dams

Ngoc Yen Le Hoang Living Leprosy in Vietnam: Care, Affliction and Agency in the Shadows of a Cure

Tim Ryan Maloney Technological Organisation and Points in the Southern Kimberley

Shelley Marshall A Global Regulatory New Deal for Precarious and Informal Workers

Tristan Edward Moss Guarding the Periphery: The Australian Army in Papua New Guinea, 1951–1975

Tai Dang Nguyen Essays on Government Spending-Inflation Nexus and Fiscal Decentralization-Development Outcomes Nexus: Evidence from Emerging Asia

Hyejin Park Climate Change Mitigation Policy and Sustainable Economic Growth: The Case of South Korea

Conferring of Awards December 2015 65 Natanaree Posrithong Voices and Roles of Competing Groups of Elite Women in Siam’s Political and Social Transitions, 1868-1942

Sitta Izza Rosdaniah Nominal and Actual Objectives of Economic Policy Making in Indonesia

Farib Sos Khmer-Chen in Contemporary Cambodia: Suppression, Revitalisation and Emulation

Ramesh Kumar Sunam Growing Prosperity, Persistent Poverty in Rural Nepal: Reconsidering the Links between Poverty, Migration and Agrarian Change

David Anthony Wishart Australia’s National Competition Policy 1995-2005

Joyce Wu A Comparative Study of Men’s Roles in Violence against Women Programs in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Timore Leste

Aisha Younus Militancy in the Tribal Areas of Pakistan: A Zomian Dimension

Doctor of Diplomatic Studies Nasir Ahmad Andisha

Graduate Certificate in National Security Policy Felicity Lane Kieran Strangman

Graduate Certificate of Public Policy Morgyn Irene Benstead Anna Fieldhouse Renee Bryant Helen Rogers Theodore James Ell Sarah Jane Van Bronswijk

Graduate Certificate of Teaching Asia Cherie Anne Bradwell Litiana Dakuitoga Jatan Andrew David Rogerson Anna Louise Brain Michelle Jacinta Jones Erin Ryan Kieran Mark Campbell Jane Lieschke Rebecca Louise Salter Lyndel Connell Deborah Frances McDonald Janet May Sell Kathryn Anne Dally Linda Joy Meyers Yasodai Selvakumaran Amanda Jane Dippenaar Tracey Lee Mitchell Danielle Shaw Andrew Keith Ellicott Candice Therese Morphett Heidi Shvetsoff Suzanne May Frost Linden Anne O’Brien Aaron Smith Yujing Guo Tanya Ogg Katrina Anne Turner Shanelle Louise Ingram Amanda Oliver Julie Siew Yee Vuong Julia Olive Ireland Jennifer Lisa Riley Karen Lynne Williams

66 The Australian National University Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Patrick David Deegan Natski Takagi

Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Economics Owen Gordon Hutchison

Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Economics Jose Timothy Voltaire Santos Salinas

Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Asia- Pacific Studies Shaw Kudo

Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management and Development Qucheng Deng Hong Jie Ni Olivia Dianina Purba

Graduate Diploma in International Affairs Rene Harvey

Graduate Diploma in International and Development Economics

Jonathan Edward Pryke

Graduate Diploma in Strategic Studies Pierre Eduardo Sumarriva Lozada

Graduate Diploma of Environmental and Resource Economics Lilliam Hortensia Castellon Calix

Graduate Diploma of Military and Defence Studies Alf Jonas

Master of Advanced National Security Policy with Honours Christopher John Holloway

Master of Advanced Studies Stewart Michael Nixon

Master of Archaeological Science Melissa Jennifer Windass

Conferring of Awards December 2015 67 Master of Arts (Asia-Pacific Studies) with Honours Mark Alexander Laurie Lewe Maximilian Paul Dini Suryani

Master of Arts (International Relations) with Honours Le Li Joseph Hugh McCarroll Xiao Zhang

Master of Asia-Pacific Studies Izumi Braddick David Lee Dayne Corey O’Meara Leon Taylor Braun Justine Elizabeth MacCormick Craig Robinson Xiaoli Guo Steven Morris

Master of Climate Change Suradi Wilson Frank Maanga Tolasreypeou Sem Ronesh Chandra Mitchell Neto Sophea Tim Hanh My Dang Huong Nguon Tran Dinh Ai Huu

Master of Diplomacy Natalia Teresa Aueb-Charles Andrew Lamont Beveridge Alyce Marie Kelsall Brendan Storer

Master of Diplomatic Studies Catherine Elizabeth Tranter Patrick Campbell John Wall Lauren Anne Wilson

Master of Environmental and Resource Economics Ganchimeg Batchuluun Ataklti Techane Teame

Master of Environmental Management and Development Amparo Sarahi Cerrato Gevawer Nichelle Jackson Sanny Sutanto Patience Dohr Nagbe Teshia Yowanade Jn Baptiste Tshering Wangchuk Ligia Sofia Fuentes Murillo Daniel Kenny Carmen Whiteley Manju Ghimire Mary Kim Sushma Giri Rodney Kirarock Niken Sri Hartiwi Onzimai Henry Pastore Yayan Indriatmoko Nathalie O’Toole Antonio Paulo Inguane William Barbedeh Pewu

68 The Australian National University Master of International Affairs Isabelle Cox Alexandra Denning Gabriela McMullen

Master of International and Development Economics Dang Vuong Anh Erick Kipkorir Mutai Sepriza Triasanditya Do Le Ngoc Bich Nguyen Thi Hong Thanh David van der Zwaag Mark Fabian Niuatui Niuatui Jonathan Wilson Huyen Thi Nhat Hoang Raditiyo Harya Pamungkas Ghanna Wivanius Rosy Riani Kusuma Jonathan Regan-Beasley Joshua Wood Yuying Li Futua Moka Singirok Putri Rizki Yulianti Nusrat Mahjebin Mukti Nath Subedi Shawkat Ahmed Mozumder Tshewang Dorji T

Master of International Relations Laura Deborah Dawson Hakam Nurramadhani Azza Junus Di Zhang

Master of International Relations (Advanced) with Honours Christoph Deuster

Master of Military and Defence Studies Raymond John Arthurs

Master of National Security Policy Kirk Adrian Cadiz Gregory Jarosch Kerry Amanda Peachey Ben Michael Cooper Finola Jane Leary Marguerite Christina Robb Patrick Carey Drake-Brockman Hiroshi Daniel Noda James Wellham Xavier Marcelo Galarza Jeremy Noye Sophie Wolfer Brendan Gilbert Rosemary O’Hehir

Master of National Security Policy (Advanced) with Honours Robin Lachlan Dominic County-Black

Master of Public Administration Peter Chemweno Takfulu Dunstan James Gaynor Rehan Gul

Conferring of Awards December 2015 69 Master of Public Policy Nurfaizah - Muddassir Riaz Malik Kate Louise Penney Alex Eliot Blachford Travis Martine Hanik Inayatur Rohmah Thomas Alexander Raymond Dowsley Charlotte Miles Nathan Ruhl Kate Marie Gray Johanna Nordang Matthew Charles Smith Tom Chenbi Guan Virak Nuon Kimson Sot Piset Hak Freya Harriette O’Brien Tran Van Son Arifinsyah Hasibuan Angelia Riaty Rouli Pardede Minh Thu Vo Sophie Jane Horgan Krister Hans Partel

Master of Public Policy in Development Policy Tarana Afroj Musammet Ismat Ara Begum Selina Akhter Natassha Dini Chrysanti Mahfuza Akther Mellissa Suzanne Wood

Master of Public Policy in Economic Policy Rodrigo Sebastian Cajias Echalar Asim Dio Chanthorn Horn Javier Andres Centeno Moreira Nanang Prasetyo Ernawan Nguyen Huu Giap Ady Kusuma Deni Sadia Ayesha Hasan Tri Wahyono

Master of Public Policy in International Policy Khoiri Jinan

Master of Public Policy in Policy Analysis Ade Chandra Arfan Aryanto Dalimunthe Angella Ndaka Edward Simon Hasudungan Sitorus

Master of Public Policy/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration Sonam Choden

Master of Strategic Studies Ben Newman Collopy Ilham Julian William Storm John Brodie Dalton Andrew Kane-Maguire Oliver James Sullivan Peter James Dortmans James Barton Leask Hayden Robert Walker Mardi Dwyer Kahla Ruth Niemann Paul Wright Thomas Eddie Sarah Anne Norgrove Reid Bernard Hutchins Alexander Elliot Rae

Master of Strategic Studies (Advanced) with Honours Dafydd Michael John Jones

70 The Australian National University Master of Translation Golnaz Assadi Francela Diana Barba Malespin

Executive Master of Public Administration Rhianna Lawson Stephen Geoffrey Spencer Benjamin Attila Tifan

Master of Arts (International Relations)/Master of Diplomacy Rhea Matthews

Master of Climate Change/Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management and Development Jairus Carmela Josol

Master of Diplomacy/Graduate Certificate of Studies Sila Orake

Master of Diplomacy/Master of Arts (International Relations) Stefano Cereghetti

Master of Diplomacy/Master of Arts (International Relations) with Honours Jingru Zhao

Master of Diplomacy/Master of International Affairs Ding Li Daniella Hincapie Jia Meng

Master of Diplomacy/Master of Strategic Affairs Michelle Tamara Kym Freeman

Master of Environmental and Resource Economics/Graduate Diploma of Environmental and Resource Economics A S M Shahriar Jahan Jeremy van Dijk

Master of Environmental and Resource Economics/Graduate Diploma of International and Development Economics Tsendsuren Batsuuri

Master of Environmental Management and Development/Graduate Certificate in Environmental Management and Development Maria Clemencia Castellanos Forero

Conferring of Awards December 2015 71 Master of Environmental Management and Development/Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management and Development Solomon Daryoue Md Shahidul Islam Timothy Mais Regina Domonko Mojabeng Aloysia Kibiti Kerong Wu Sarah Gregor Siosinamele Lui

Master of International and Development Economics/Graduate Diploma in Economics Laurie Francis Walker

Master of International and Development Economics/Graduate Diploma in International and Development Economics Tara Kristin Davda Iván Vladimir González Gordón Anuruddhi Shanika Hoai Thu Bui Peter Whiegbadeh James Jr Kumari Rathnayake Rathnayake Mudiyanselage Babaranda Guruge Nilupulee De Silva Nguyen Xuan Hoa Vipula Dhananjaya Wickramarachchi

Master of International Relations (Advanced) with Honours/Master of Diplomacy Farah Lailaa Mohammed

Master of Public Administration/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration Kale Gore

Master of Public Policy in Development Policy/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration Sarwat Ara Khin Khin Mra Reshmila Lamin Sonam Pema Tshering Lhamo Otis Darpoe Wesseh

Master of Public Policy in Economic Policy/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration Omar Badjie Mathew Rabui Jackson Fayiah Nyane Wratto Mbipan Kwachuh Gilbert

Master of Public Policy/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration Dianna Deravinee Rajcumar Edrei Udaundo

Master of Public Policy/Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice Roman Christopher Gowor

Bachelor of Asian Studies Alice Esther Dawkins

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Security Noah Murray Edberg

72 The Australian National University Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Security with Honours Richard Andrew Kuas Filer Heidi Lodi Aamba Tejal Raniga Jay Robert Vlazlovski

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Reed Wesley Dalton Sophie Anne Ljubic Ashley Mills Ji Soo Hur Xuanzi Ma Katherine Renae Tunks Emily Helen Hyam Thomas Bruce McBurney Katrina You

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia) Kizaki Reuben Braddick Samantha Lee Kendrigan Katherine Janet Snailham Emily Kate Hallams Alexander Long Vanessa Sheridan Whitfield Sophia Rong Jian Robyn Faye Pearce

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies with Honours Callum Michael Bowden Smith Ben Keen Langley Tao Tony Yuan

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies with Honours/University Medal Sigourney Ivka Irvine

Bachelor of International Security Studies Oscar Thomas Dunk Dowling Sam Lyons Glenn William Hill Ethan Trent Wallace Justin George James

Bachelor of Pacific Studies Kathryn Ann Skorkiewicz

Bachelor of Security Analysis (Asia-Pacific) Tholath Raufuddeen

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Eden Juliana Margrie Milena Selivanov

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Commerce Tenzin Norzom

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Commerce Anna Lucia Bylhouwer Pavlakis

Conferring of Awards December 2015 73 Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of International Relations Maighdlin Kate Doyle

Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Jiandra Sabel Huckle

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of International Security Studies Minna Featherstone

Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Miranda Keturah Marieta Scarr

Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Economics David Louis Duncan

Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Science Mirabella Wawn

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Arts Alison Jane Darby Alexia Patrice Fuller

74 The Australian National University 2pm Friday 18 December ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science

Doctor of Philosophy Yibeltal Fantahun Alem Sparse Recovery on Sphere and Modelling 3D Spatial Correlation

Ashkan Amirsadri Very-Large-Scale Distributed Map Making Using Multiple Vehicles

Lachlan Edward Black New Perspectives on Surface Passivation: Understanding the Si-Al2O3 Interface

Nathan William Brewer Informative Image Partitioning: Techniques and Applications

Teck Kong Chong Analysis and Characterization of Silicon Textured by Metal Assisted Etching Technique

Aaron James Defazio New Optimisation Methods for Machine Learning

Jie Dong Wireless Body Area Networks: Enabling Robust Coexistence and Interference Management

Shahriar Etemadi Tajbakhsh Network Coding for Cooperative Data Exchange

Zhe Hou Labelled Sequent Calculi and Automated Reasoning for Assertions in Separation Logic

Muhammad Usman Khalid Data-Driven Analysis for Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Anyao Liu Precipitation and Hydrogenation of Iron in Multicrystalline Silicon

Zibo Miao Feedback Control of Quantum Systems: Modelling, Stabilisation and Estimation

Joshua John Milthorpe X10 for High-Performance Scientific Computing

Trung Van Nguyen Scalable and Automated Inference for Gaussian Process Models

Franciscu Hettige Anne Mindika Premachandra Prediction Markets for Machine Learning: Equilibrium Behaviour through Sequential Markets

Conferring of Awards December 2015 75 Thomas James Ratcliff Ion Implantation for Silicon Solar Cells

Michael James Roberts Development and Characterisation of Electrospun Calcium Cobaltites for High Temperature Thermoelectric Applications

Alexandra Laurence Rodriguez Engineering Novel, Nanofibrous Scaffolds to Promote Neural Regeneration in Parkinson’s Disease

Hajar Sadeghi Sokeh Analysis of Human-Centric Activities in Video via Qualitative Spatio-Temporal Reasoning

Prasanga Samarasinghe Modal Based Solutions for the Acquisition and Rendering of Large Spatial Soundfields

Christopher Stokes-Griffin A Combined Optical-Thermal Model for Laser-Assisted Fibre Placement of Thermoplastic Composite Materials

Jessica Anne Tsimeris ForceForm: A Soft Actuated Interactive Surface

Xinyu Zhang Sputtered Aluminium Oxide and Amorphous Silicon for Silicon Solar Cells

Zewei Zhang Transient Bioheat Transfer Analysis in Biological Tissues by Fundamental-Solution-Based Numerical Methods

Graduate Diploma of Computing Tiffany-Jo Stansfield Juntao Zhou

Master of Computing Rabi Javed Abbasi Shivam Goswami Hao Wang Faisal Ahmad Alyahya You Hao Jianrong Wang Vittorio Beltracchi Syed Aqeel Jaffary Chen Zhang Ryk Budzynski Minjian Liu Chi Zhang Manab Chetia Anthony Oakden Zekun Zhang Miao Du Josephine Plested Xiao Fan Benjamin Salgado Sanchez

Master of Computing (Advanced) Zhuang Li Jorge Luis Cardenas Monar

Master of Engineering John Crain Welsby

76 The Australian National University Master of Engineering in Digital Systems and Telecommunications Chunhui Li Tiange Shi Zhe Li Yanan Song Xiangjie Meng Sachin Kurian Suresh Menglu Pei Ran Wei

Master of Engineering in Solar Energy Technologies Baran Durakoglu Wei Yang

Master of Engineering with Honours Alejandro Vidal

Master of Information Technology Studies Arran Rathe Dengate Bradley Forschinger

Master of Philosophy Xian Long

Associate Degree Filip Blazevic Conor Alexander Rossiter Daniel Chrstopher Sheehy

Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and Development) with Honours Kerry William Olesen Jiabin Zhang

Bachelor of Advanced Computing with Honours Xufei Sun Matthew Thomas Whittaker

Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours Samantha Cheah Francis William Snelgar

Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours/University Medal Samuel Alexander Stefopoulos

Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours/University Medal Daniel James Marshall

Conferring of Awards December 2015 77 Bachelor of Engineering with Honours Raja Mohsin Akhtar Chujun Guan Sean O’Brien Wanping Bai Timothy Graham Heaney Grant Andrew O’Neill Si Bao Chuling Huang Don Huynh Pham Geoffrey Barton Jurong Huang Prithvi Raj Potturi Patrick Dylan Burge Clajs Janara Angela Margaret Riley Jordan William Campbell Namita Mary Jose Yifei Shen Yayun Cao Timothy Peter Jost Jun Tang Lu Chen Chengxin Ju Yifu Wang Yuan Chen Damirzhan Kalikov Zhirui Wang Julian Daly Ciempka Kurt Oliver Kuehl Chrisdian Winata Dylan Conolan Paul Labar Ingan Nan Wu Peter Curlewis Xuran Li Nandi Wu James Michael Curry Taining Liu Shun Yao Adam Ross Davis Yao Xiong Loo Weizhuo Yao Fangwei Ding Li Ma Jiayi Zhang Patrick Owen Foley Reece McEwan Yuexi Zhang Bingfei Fu Muhamad Zahin Mohd Ashhar Yiqing Zhu James Gan Nicholas Morton Yuan Zhuang Benjamin Tony Griffin Joseph Nakhle

Bachelor of Information Technology Xilong Cao Michael Ovchinnikov Daniel Wayne Reddacliff Wanshu Li Whyi Su Park Yixiang Ren Samuel Josef Charles Mendoza- Arabella Rose Pollock Ke Wu Jonas Patrick Andry Randriambololona Jiqin Yao Chinmoy Misra Ravi Krishna Rathinam Mengxin Yin Jasmine Hui Min Ong

Bachelor of Information Technology with Honours Alexander John McGregor-Immig

Bachelor of Science Shyamal Chetan Singh

Bachelor of Software Engineering with Honours Migara Pratibha Jingyi Gao Mark Ryan Love Aparekka Liyanagamage Justin Michael Anthony Gock Gregory Tom Mitchell Darren Ryan Bishop Jessica Renea Hutcheson Oliver Paul O’Neill Jordan Livio Braiuka Alex Jansons Jack Elliott Rutherford Chong Feng Nursulu Kuspanova Rohan Jay Verma

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Information Technology Grant Aaron Millsteed Talitha Smallwood Jennyfer Elizabeth Lawrence Taylor

78 The Australian National University Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Engineering with Honours Vuong Quoc Luc Miles Sweeney Aleksander James Steven Varga Rebecca Alice Watts

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Information Technology Mary Eleanor McCarthy Geoffrey Michael Quiggin Steven James Rogers

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Arts Caroline Dare Skinner

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Finance Yi Yan Lai

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Science Tasha-Lee Anderson Keira Maree Doherty Bryce Edward Rock Thomas Banks James Flavio Feltrin Adam David Rudgley James Laurence Bills Perry Forsyth Devmei Jayanika Senarath Danny Chung Hsi Chak Lahiru Virantha Hapuarachchi Molly Kate Thomas Cameron Mitchell Dally Katrina Kelleher Adam Krzysztof Wozniak Lauren Anne De Waal Sean James O’Ryan Jing Qi Zhang

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours Conor Ciaran Horgan

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours/ University Medal Jeremy James Holt

Bachelor of Software Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Commerce Abram El-Sabagh Prosenjit Ghosh Joseph Guinto Michael Hyun Suk Ko

Conferring of Awards December 2015 79 Awards conferred since 15-17 July 2015 ceremonies

Name Diploma description Confer date Adel Abdel Ghafar Doctor of Philosophy 28/10/2015 Fazira Ilyana Abdul Razak Doctor of Philosophy 2/11/2015 Jinelle Kinique Adams Master of Diplomacy 1/10/2015 Jinelle Kinique Adams Master of International Law 1/10/2015 Fiona Allen Doctor of Philosophy 1/10/2015 Sahil Balotra Doctor of Philosophy 28/10/2015 Mei Ying Barnes Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 1/10/2015 Leonardus Bimo Bayu Aji Doctor of Philosophy 10/9/2015 Janice Benson-Sattout Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 1/10/2015 David Blencowe Master of Laws 28/10/2015 Ruvini Buddhika Brahmanage Master of International and Development Economics 10/9/2015 Jack Edward Buckley Graduate Diploma in International Affairs 1/10/2015 Megan Butcher Graduate Certificate of Arts 10/9/2015 Damian John Candusso Doctor of Philosophy 16/10/2015 Juan Francisco Caneses Doctor of Philosophy 28/10/2015 Robert Cannizzaro Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Juan Vicente Agbin Caranguian Graduate Certificate of Studies 10/9/2015 Jane Kathleen Carey Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Megan Adelle Carters Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) 27/8/2015 Ian Casha Graduate Diploma in Military Law 27/8/2015 Liam Cassidy Doctor of Philosophy 16/10/2015 Binod Kumar Chapagain Doctor of Philosophy 10/9/2015 Natalie Dawn Charlesworth Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 Simon Chen Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 1/10/2015 Lisa Karyee Chen Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015 Long Cheng Master of International and Development Economics 27/8/2015 Christina Peck Ying Cheong Master of Environment (Research) 10/9/2015 Jungdeuk Cho Graduate Certificate in Public Administration 28/10/2015 Jungdeuk Cho Master of Public Policy 28/10/2015 Chantal Core Bachelor of Arts 1/10/2010 Abbey Cross Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 1/10/2015 Ellen Dando Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Zung Dang Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 1/10/2015 Kenneth Davies Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 George Deakin Master of Military and Defence Studies 10/9/2015 Zhenhua Deng Graduate Diploma of Accounting 10/9/2015 Haomin Deng Master of Financial Management 27/8/2015 Zhanglin Deng Master of Financial Management 27/8/2015 Ron Densley Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015 Jocelyn Diaz Juarez Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 16/10/2015 Dominic Douse Bachelor of Arts 2/11/2015 Scott Dove Master of Military and Defence Studies 16/10/2015 Shenfeng Duan Master of Business 16/7/2015 Sonya Duus Doctor of Philosophy 27/8/2015

80 The Australian National University Name Diploma description Confer date Jennifer Rosalind Edmunds Diploma of Art 16/10/2015 Arnold Laurence Ellem Doctor of Philosophy 27/8/2015 David Ellis Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 1/10/2015 Mark Evans Master of Military and Defence Studies 10/9/2015 Ryan Farrah Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 Joseph Patrick Roy Fleming Bachelor of Commerce 16/10/2015 Joseph Patrick Roy Fleming Bachelor of Laws 28/10/2015 Nicholas John Floreani Graduate Diploma in Military Law 27/8/2015 Halahapperumage Aruni Fonseka Doctor of Philosophy 27/8/2015 Nicola Mary Francis Doctor of Philosophy 27/8/2015 Steven Frankel Master of Military and Defence Studies 10/9/2015 Anqi Fu Master of Professional Accounting 27/8/2015 Kent Kei Lok Fung Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015 Bernie Gan Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 Ryan John Grady Associate Degree 27/8/2015 Xiaotian Guo Master of International and Development Economics 27/8/2015 Yiming Guo Master of International and Development Economics 27/8/2015 Udeni Manel Hanchapola Appuhamilage Doctor of Philosophy 28/10/2015 Thomas Stirling Harper Master of Arts (Strategic Studies) 10/9/2015 Ge He Master of Arts (Asia-Pacific Studies) 1/10/2015 Sarah Louise Hill Bachelor of Arts (Art History and Curatorship) 2/11/2015 Darja Hoenigman Doctor of Philosophy 27/8/2015 Angela Huang Bachelor of Actuarial Studies 27/8/2015 Yi-Lan Huang Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2014 Yuwen Huang Master of Business 27/8/2015 Laura Hugh Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 1/10/2015 Edward Ridley Hutchinson Master of Applied Linguistics 27/8/2015 Patti Ifield Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 16/10/2015 Nastaran Jafari Master of International Affairs 10/9/2015 Emma Jahnke Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Kim Johnston Master of Studies 15/7/2015 Trent Jones Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 Jane Kentmann Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 10/9/2015 Fahim Khan Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 16/10/2015 Marina Violet Khoury Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Jakub Kielbasa Master of Economics 27/8/2015 Soohwan Kim Doctor of Philosophy 2/11/2015 Elizabeth Jane Kirk Doctor of Philosophy 27/8/2015 Ronald Yong Wen Kong Bachelor of Laws 28/10/2015 Patrick Kongmalavong Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies 27/8/2015 Matthew Le Pavoux Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015 Hee Lyong Lee Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 27/8/2015 Zhu’Ai Sian Lee Master of International Law 10/9/2015 Mitchell Lendrum Master of Public Policy 27/8/2015 Mia Lenzi Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 1/10/2015

Conferring of Awards December 2015 81 Name Diploma description Confer date Daniel Leykam Doctor of Philosophy 10/9/2015 Xuebing Li Master of Financial Management 27/8/2015 Bashan Li Master of International and Development Economics 27/8/2015 Yang Ming Alex Liam Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Yi Lin Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 Qiling Lin Master of Translation (Advanced) 10/9/2015 Heather Lincoln Bachelor of Development Studies (Honours) 15/7/2015 Peter Robert Little Graduate Diploma in Military Law 27/8/2015 Achintha Dharshani Liyanage Bachelor of Science (Psychology) 17/7/2015 Boon Ho Look Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) 17/7/2015 Eric Maben Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 Jessie Marlin Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015 Susan Meriel Marsh Doctor of Philosophy 10/9/2015 Kelly Ann Masters Master of Military Law 10/9/2015 Penelope Susan McCann Bachelor of Arts 17/7/2015 Penelope Susan McCann Bachelor of Laws 17/7/2015 Louese Nolene McConnell Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 1/10/2015 Oliver Mikosza Diploma of Languages 27/8/2015 Craig Monagle Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 Robert Brian Mooy Graduate Diploma in Military Law 10/9/2015 Penelope Morton Graduate Certificate of Public Policy 10/9/2015 Tavonga Musimhi Graduate Diploma in Science 27/8/2015 Yuqian Ni Graduate Certificate of Studies 27/8/2015 Rebecca Camille Louise Niumeitolu Bachelor of Laws 28/10/2015 Kieran O’Connor Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015 Michael Joshua Oliver Bachelor of Arts 27/8/2015 Sam Gaspard Osborn Bachelor of Laws 1/10/2015 Samuel Osenieks Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) 27/8/2015 Michael James O’Sullivan Master of Military and Defence Studies 27/8/2015 Surya Pachhai Doctor of Philosophy 16/10/2015 Kyle Pattrick Bachelor of Arts 28/10/2015 Lucy Madison Payne Bachelor of Commerce 16/10/2015 Natalie Peles Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015 Jingfeng Peng Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 Sawang Petvises Doctor of Philosophy 1/10/2015 William John Peyton Master of Asia-Pacific Studies 27/8/2015 Anne-Louise Buu Thi Pham Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Toby Mehta Phillips Graduate Certificate in Economic Policy 27/8/2015 Jasmin Phillips Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 1/10/2015 John Plumidis Master of Laws 10/9/2015 Andrew John Pogson Master of Music 1/10/2015 Usman Qayyum Doctor of Philosophy 2/11/2015 Chloe Aline Raderschall Master of Philosophy 1/10/2015 Kazi Mizanur Rahman Doctor of Philosophy 27/8/2015

82 The Australian National University Name Diploma description Confer date Ying Ren Master of International and Development Economics 27/8/2015 Daniel Riley Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015 Luisa Maria Rosin Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015 Isabella Rosso Doctor of Philosophy 27/8/2015 Kenneth Kimathi Rukunga Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 Svetlana Russo Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 1/10/2015 David Linden Ryan Bachelor of Economics 16/10/2015 Sabina Sabet Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 1/10/2015 Shahidur Ashraf Saidon Graduate Diploma in Science 27/8/2015 Sophie Louise Scott-Brown Doctor of Philosophy 10/9/2015 Natasha Shanthakumar Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015 Kathleen Shaw-Farrell Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 1/10/2015 Luke Jeremy Shingles Doctor of Philosophy 2/11/2015 Tinku Shukla Master of Accounting 27/8/2015 Jessie Smith Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Derek Snipe Master of Military Studies 16/10/2015 Zijian Song Master of International and Development Economics 27/8/2015 Micah Spry Graduate Certificate of Public Policy 27/8/2015 Gemma Stooke Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 Alistair Sullivan Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 16/10/2015 Andelka Susa Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Ross Tan Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies 16/10/2015 Andrew Churan Tan Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 10/9/2015 Malini Tanabalan Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Chin-Wei Tang Master of Studies 27/8/2015 Mitchell Tate Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Andrew Ters Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015 Szu-Shen Tham Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Garth Trickett Bachelor of Economics 27/8/2015 Susan Tridgell Master of Environmental Law 10/9/2015 Kayla Marie Tulloch Doctor of Philosophy 10/9/2015 Isobel Rose Oakes Turner Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) 27/8/2015 Teliah Jordana Turrill Bachelor of Laws 10/9/2015 Koenraad Lambertus Van Den Dungen Doctor of Philosophy 2/11/2015 Edouard Van der Mersch Master of Environmental Law 10/9/2015 Marretje Ida Van Wezel Master of Philosophy 2/11/2015 Dingkun Wang Doctor of Philosophy 28/10/2015 Han Wang Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 27/8/2015 Yu-Ho Wang Master of Actuarial Statistics 27/8/2015 Chuan Wang Master of Financial Management 27/8/2015 Depeng Wang Master of Financial Management 27/8/2015 Muhammad Waqas Master of Public Policy 27/8/2015 Barry Edward Welsby Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Peter John Wigens Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 28/10/2015

Conferring of Awards December 2015 83 Name Diploma description Confer date Ryan Witnish Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 27/8/2015 Serena Wong Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Shubei Xing Graduate Certificate of Studies 15/7/2015 Yang Xu Master of International and Development Economics 27/8/2015 Danying Xu Master of Professional Accounting 27/8/2015 Sen Xue Doctor of Philosophy 16/10/2015 Keyi Yang Master of Actuarial Statistics 27/8/2015 Jingkai Yang Master of Studies 27/8/2015 Wei Yin Master of International and Development Economics 10/9/2015 Jingjing Yu Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) 10/9/2015 Xianwu Yu Master of Financial Management 27/8/2015 Patrizia Zavarella Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 10/9/2015 Yuanchao Zhang Master of Actuarial Statistics 10/9/2015 Rui Zhang Master of Financial Management 27/8/2015 Jiexue Zhang Master of Liberal Arts (Advanced) 10/9/2015 Yaqing Zhang Master of Professional Accounting 27/8/2015 Xinghao Zhang Master of Professional Accounting 27/8/2015 Wenda Zhao Master of Financial Management 27/8/2015 Yan Jun Zhou Doctor of Philosophy 16/10/2015 Irina Zhukova Doctor of Philosophy 10/9/2015 Yitong Zu Bachelor of International Relations 28/10/2015

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