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Honours at Graduation, Deans' Lists of Academic Excellence and Prizes 2012 THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY HONOURS AT GRADUATION, DEANS’ LISTS OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND PRIZES 2012 HONOURS AT GRADUATION, 2 DEANS’ LISTS OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND PRIZES 2012 INTRODUCING AUSTRALIA’S NEXT THOUGHT LEADERS For generations, graduates from the University of Sydney have gone on to create and lead change. And our story is ongoing. We congratulate the next generation, our 2012 honour roll students. UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Coorey CP Hall NK ACADEMIC MERIT PRIZE Cope H Hall SLAR Abalo CEA Corrigan ME Hallgath T Adermann E Cort MG Hanamshet A Alessi RM Cristina IZ Hanh J Alexander LS Dalal R Heath KE An V Dalby LF Henderson EL Anderson RG Danastas K Hepburn LR Arronis CM Dave A Hernandez J Arunasalam S Davies N Herron CA Austen CL De Souza C Hiddlestone SE Austen MC Dean JM Holliday H Badiola KA Dean SD Hons TA Bai H Debreceny GL Hoon QJ Baker A Della Marta N Horner SJ Baltaji J Deshpande V Hou J Barter R Dick IB Hsu YK Bath S Docker S Hu XX Behan M Doyle CSA Hui J Bensted HR Draca D Hulme KM Bergfield J Drinkwater HF Hungerford ZY Bermeister SI Edwards RJ Hurwitz FA Berry EK Elaro A Hwang L Black C Fan K Issa G Blau T Feiglin T Jabbour T Boey N Ferguson NA Jack HA Bonifacio JJ Ferraro GER James IR Brackenreg EP Fletcher DG Jarman CR Brand EK Foster S Jeganathan J Briggs A Fox J Jiang JY Burrowes E Freelander ID Jiang RL Cai YTT Freeth MJ Jiang Z Cansdale BJ Funai N Johnston SE Cao Y 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AND PLANNING ECONOMICS AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT Honours Class I and the University Medal AR Woodhill Prize in Entomology HONOURS AT GRADUATION Patrick EL (SHARED) Honours Class I Edwards JR BACHELOR OF DESIGN IN ARCHITECTURE (HONOURS) Smith L Percival E Stump HKW Alan Randall Prize in Resource Economics Honours Class II, Division 1 Fife KA Honours Class II, Division 1 Hyde MR Kammer N Belmore Scholarship for First Year Setter LC Casey W FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES BACHELOR OF HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE Belmore Scholarship for First Year Honours Class I Chemistry HONOURS AT GRADUATION Niall RL Rothwell CT Tubb EI Belmore Scholarship for Second Year BACHELOR OF ARTS (ADVANCED) (HONOURS) Honours Class II, Division 2 Hewett T Honours Class I and the University Medal Shillabeer JA Brian S Fisher Prize for Performance by a Non‑Metropolitan Student in the Philip IP BACHELOR OF LAND AND WATER SCIENCE First Year of the Bachelor of Agricultural Wang S Honours Class I Economics Degree Watson O Armstrong E Clifton LWJ Wells A Drysdale SA Russ HA Honours Class I Miechels SF Bruce Davidson Prize in Resource Bednall IR Busse J BACHELOR OF RESOURCE ECONOMICS Economics Debreceny GL Calgaro CHC Honours Class I Cook KA Brand EK Bruce R Davidson Memorial Prize in Digges AD Chen CH Resource Economics Haines WN Debreceny GL Casey W Heath LE Honours Class II, Division 1 Clifford Dawson Holliday Prize in Hill SA Cregan CS Agriculture Hughes EJ Livermore J Briggs A Kennedy Bates SJ Rogers AJK DL Jackson Memorial Prize Lam V Wilkins K Casey W Lazzarini B Honours Class II, Division 2 Golden Jubilee Scholarship in Leith J Jury A Agricultural Science Murchie CL Chan SH Mylchreest LJ BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE Roberts NGU James M Vincent Prize in Agricultural or Honours Class I and the University Medal Rose SE Environmental Microbiology Jones EJ Southwood DH Brown JL Honours Class I Sukkar IM John and Beatrice Froggatt Prize in Brown S Weber ERI Entomology York K Honours Class II, Division 1 Leung PW Brown JL Yu T John Arthur Cran Prize in Agriculture Honours Class II, Division 1 Honours Class II, Division 2 Casey W Karabork D Arcus CG John Neil Downing Memorial Prize in Avina KA DEAN’S LIST OF EXCELLENCE IN Practical Agriculture Brown NL ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE Brand EK Ishii N Joyce Winifred Rouse Prize in Lesmana B BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL Agricultural Chemistry Plowman D ECONOMICS Young BW Swinbanks L Briggs A Symons XJA Patrick EL NH White Memorial Prize Tubb EI Honours Class II, Division 2 BACHELOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS Professor WL Waterhouse Prize for Plant Katsikaros CN Deng LY Pathology and Agricultural Genetics BACHELOR OF ARTS (HONOURS) Lockhart E Chan SH Loucos KE Honours Class I and the University Medal Sibella Macarthur Onslow Memorial Prize Walker RM Alagich R Freeth MJ Hariharan J BACHELOR OF LAND AND WATER SCIENCE Sir Robert Watt Memorial Prize for Jones MA Miechels SF Crop Sciences Knowles EE BACHELOR OF RESOURCE ECONOMICS Chan SH Lees AR 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