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© Forth Valley College Communications and Marketing Department, October 2020 Information contained within this document was correct at time of publishing, but may be subject to change. Registered Charity Number: SC021191. CM1027 FOREWORD

Dear Graduates, This is normally the time of year that we would be welcoming you and your guests to our graduation ceremonies in Falkirk and Stirling in order to celebrate your success and the achievement of your qualifications. Whilst we are unable to hold these events this year due to the current public health crisis, we very much wanted to take this opportunity to mark the occasion and provide you with a token to acknowledge this milestone in your learning journey. It should never be underestimated just what it means for our students to get to this stage and the true sense of achievement that this should bring to all of you. This year we have over 800 learners who have gained nationally recognised qualifications. I would like to congratulate you all and say how tremendously proud I am of all of our learners this year who have had to overcome unprecedented challenges and transition into an entirely different way of learning over the past six months. Now however is the time to look towards your future and to think about your next chapter. Some of you will be certain of the path you want to take, others may be unsure, and perhaps many of you are feeling slightly anxious about what the current situation means for your future. Whatever position you find yourself in, take this moment to acknowledge just how much you have achieved so far and remember that there is no single route to success. Take the skills, knowledge and experience you have gained whilst with us and use it to your advantage wherever your next steps take you. My advice to you as you go forward would be to look around you, try new things, and seize any opportunity which comes your way. This has never been more important than at this moment in time. Remember you have achieved more than your new qualification, you have new skills, you’ve built confidence and you should take great pride in what you have achieved. As a learning organisation, a key priority for the College is to adapt and evolve in order to keep pace with the rapidly changing landscape and to provide students with the skills required for the jobs of the future. As we must be prepared for change during this time, so must you. The ability to adapt, develop and to look at new ways of doing things will be vital in your future careers - whatever your job or industry. We have witnessed this in action over the past few months and all of you have already risen to the challenge and shown us it can be done. Going forward, it would be a pleasure to welcome you all back to Forth Valley College at some point in the future. I would encourage you to not only consider further learning opportunities as you progress in your career but also to become involved in our growing alumni community and stay in touch throughout your careers. As a student of Forth Valley College, you have been a part of something really special and I look forward to seeing you again. I wish you all the very best for your future.

Dr Ken Thomson OBE Principal, Forth Valley College 2020 FELLOWSHIP AWARDS

Colin Alexander Fiona Brown Awarded the Forth Valley College Awarded the Forth Valley College Fellowship Award Fellowship Award

After graduating with a First Class Honours Degree in Electrical After graduating from the University of Edinburgh in 1980, and Electronic Engineering, Colin worked for over 30 years in Fiona spent a short time as an IT trainer with a retail chain, the Oil & Gas industry, initially spending 15 years with Daniel before moving into Further Education to develop a career Industries in Larbert, who specialise in Fiscal Flow Measurement spanning 37 years. Initially teaching a range of Business with the remainder of his career being with BP Exploration related subjects, Fiona enjoyed a variety of teaching and based in Grangemouth and Falkirk. management roles across two FE colleges, before joining the newly created Forth Valley College as Head of Curriculum and At Daniel he held a number of roles starting as an Electronics Quality in 2006. She continued to develop her career with the Technician and working through various Engineering and College over the next 13 years, leading on creative learning Project Management roles culminating in the management of and teaching and school and university partnerships. Fiona the Ultrasonic and Multiphase Flow Measurement products for joined the College’s Senior Management Team in 2014 the Eastern Hemisphere business. These roles presented the and continued as Vice Principal Learning and Quality until opportunity to travel the world ranging from Borneo, Malaysia her retirement in 2019. Throughout her FE career, Fiona and Dubai in the East to the US and Canada in the West. This also contributed to the work of Education Scotland as an was something that he very much enjoyed - seeing new places Associate Assessor and represented the College and the FE and cultures and meeting new people. sector on a range of national partnerships and fora. Following this he joined BP as an Asset Engineer at their Fiona lives in Kirkcaldy with her husband, Alistair and enjoys Grangemouth Refinery working through a number of roles walking, swimming, yoga and escaping to the country in their in Engineering, Cost Management, Planning, Contracts motorhome. Management and was then UK Midstream Reliability and Maintenance Manager for a number of years responsible for Her main retirement project is childminding her toddler the Forties Pipeline System and Grangemouth assets, Sullom grand-daughter, which brings her enormous joy and is Voe Terminal in Shetland, CATS Terminal in NE England and the keeping her fit and young at heart. interconnecting pipelines systems associated with them. These assets typically transported and processed over 75% of the UK oil and gas production on a daily basis. He retired in March 2018. Colin lives in Larbert with his wife Susan and has 3 daughters and 2 Border Terriers. He enjoys walking the dogs, cooking and outdoor pursuits including cycling, canoeing, hill-walking and skiing. In addition to these, his key retirement activities are renovating the house, learning to sail and travelling whenever possible. The Honorary Fellowship Award is in recognition of outstanding service by an individual to Forth Valley College, its learners and the local community. The Award carries with it the opportunity to maintain a formal role in the life of the College - at major events, award ceremonies, through Board materials and regular updates. The designation which accompanies the Award is Fellow of Forth Valley College.

Fiona Campbell Anne Mearns Awarded the Forth Valley College Awarded the Forth Valley College Fellowship Award Fellowship Award

A Falkirk resident since 1981, Fiona was involved with the After graduating from the University of Glasgow in 1981, College in different ways before eventually joining the Board Anne lived in Valencia, Spain teaching English for four years. of Management, including as an evening class student On returning to Scotland, Anne worked with The Industrial where she gained an early awareness of the positive and Society for two years before joining SCOTVEC (now SQA) in fulfilling experience provided to Forth Valley students. 1987 as a qualifications officer. She held various posts within Fiona also led a cross-sector initiative involving the College SQA over the next 24 years in both the Operations and to support students in navigating academic transitions Qualifications directorates culminating as a Head of Service successfully between further and higher education which in the Qualifications Directorate before taking retirement enabled her to work with some of the College staff. in 2011. As part of her role, Anne headed up the five year project modernising HNC and HND qualifications and After graduating in History at the University of York and the development of group awards at National Certificate postgraduate study at University College London, Fiona level. Her final role involved managing a team responsible began her career as an archivist at the Imperial War Museum for the development and assessment of qualifications before moving into higher education. Roles there included in Humanities, Care and Services. Anne has also been a enabling flexible and distance learning and developing volunteer for Dyslexia Scotland since 2011 and her role academic staff and she also presented and published on involves providing advice and guidance to adults and research interests particularly on hearing the student voice parents of dyslexic children. and on impacting academic practice through effective conference provision. Before retiring, Fiona’s last post was as Anne joined the Board of Management of Forth Valley Head of Academic Professional Development at Edinburgh College in 2010 and became Deputy Chair in 2011. She Napier University where she led a team providing academic chaired the Strategic Learning Committee and also was a development and professional recognition opportunities member of the HR and Renumerations Committees. She in support of the University’s strategic ambition to enhance retired from the Board in 2019. the student experience. Anne lives in Bridge of Allan with her husband and enjoys reading, keeping her Spanish up to date, Pilates, sailing and keep fit in general. She has three children who although now adults with their own homes, still keep her busy and looks forward to any new additions to the family in due course. AWARD WINNERS

Sam Hudson Aileen Fraser Jamie Fotheringham Award Winner Award Winner Award Winner Most Inspirational Student in Business Most Promising Student in Business Most Inspirational Student in Creative & Communities & Communities Industries, Hospitality & Tourism

Sam has been a force for good over Aileen has been a tremendous student Jamie had no previous experience in the last couple of years and she has who has overcome some major personal computing when he started college, but been creative and innovative within her issues in order to excel within the course. quickly shone in his group with outstanding placements. Despite the challenges of work and effort. He has completed his HND She has always known that college the Covid 19 pandemic, and the fantastic in Technical Support and is a AA student. has the potential to provide great assistance that Sam co-ordinated and During his time at college, he has continued opportunities and be a positive influence provided within the community, she to show the same degree of commitment to in someone’s life. From the moment managed to successfully complete every piece of work submitted. Aileen began her HNC Working with her HNC Working with Communities Communities course it was clear that Despite the fact that Jamie has had to achieving an A in her Graded Unit. she had a fantastic work ethic and she overcome coping with Cerebral Palsy Her involvement throughout this crisis wanted to be a great role model for her and a painful hip condition, he never demonstrates exactly why she has been children. once complained or let it get in the way an excellent student on this programme, of his performance. His lecturers are in She will continue her studies at university who will undoubtedly go on to continue admiration of his determination, grit, and and there is no doubt that she will to make a difference and inspire others desire. continue to progress and will become a within the community. strong voice within her sector. Jamie, said: “I am very pleased to have won Sam said: “I’m surprised and honoured the Most Inspirational Student in Creative Aileen, said: “It was a real honour to to have won this award. Thank you to Industries, Hospitality and Tourism. I really win. I was absolutely amazed. Knowing the Working With Communities staff for enjoyed studying technical support at Forth that the FVC lecturers took the time allowing me the opportunity to study Valley College and I am passionate about to nominate me for an award is a with them, and for their continued Information Technology (IT) and as a result great privilege. It’s great to know that support and encouragement and for I gave my best effort while completing lecturers do notice and value when nominating me.” my coursework. I would also like to thank students go the extra mile, to make my lecturers for all their support during their whole educational journey one my time at college. Brian, Peter and Pete that they remember for all the right in particular, were a massive help to me reasons. When things get so manic and and made the learning environment busy, remembering that your efforts more enjoyable and were able to provide are recognised, really did help keep me support and answer any questions I had motivated.” regarding my coursework, as well as general discussions about the IT industry.” Forth Valley College would like to congratulate our Award Winners and wish them every success for the future.

Molly Schutten Steven Connell Paulina Majerowska Award Winner Award Winner Award Winner Most Promising Student in Creative Most Inspirational Student in Care, Most Promising Student in Care, Industries, Hospitality & Tourism Sport & Construction Sport & Construction

Molly has achieved much during her Steven has developed greatly during Paulina has a great attitude to work time at Forth Valley College. She first his time with the College and is driven, and has shown she can work well came to the attention of her lecturers with a clear idea of what he intends independently and has the ability while she was still at school and to do in the future. His next step will to balance the demands of college, attended both summer schools and be attending university, where he has placement and other commitments. evening classes in Sound Design for Film. been accepted onto the third year of She was always willing to participate In 2018, Molly started a full-time HND the Sports Coaching Degree at the and contribute to group activities in Sound Production and from the start, University of the West of Scotland. This and her academic and practical work displayed a mature professional attitude has been influenced by his coaching was of a very high standard. Paulina for her age and has received excellent and college experiences. has shown a clear knowledge and feedback from placements at Carse of understanding how her studies relate to He was always willing to go above and Stirling Partnership and the BBC. practice and achieved an A pass in her beyond to assist the College and his graded unit. She will now be entering year three of class mates in tasks or events. He can Glasgow School of Art’s BDes (Hons) help motivate his peers and has shown She has consistently applied herself and in Sound for the Moving Image. This capabilities as a leader. Steven is well worked hard to further her learning. highly respected course will continue thought of by all staff in the sports She has been a very supportive class to see Molly thrive in the field of sound section and was considered a model member, encouraging her colleagues production. student. and her motivation and enthusiasm for learning is exceptional. Molly, said: “I feel honoured to have been Steven, said: “I feel grateful to have chosen for this award as I have got know won such a prestigious award.. I feel Paulina, said: “I am very surprised that I and have worked with, so many talented thankful that my efforts and dedication have won the graduation prize. I didn’t and hard-working people. I am thankful throughout my years at Forth Valley expect such great news. I feel proud of to the College for all their support, and College have been recognised and being a part of FVC. I feel very happy excited to keep working and learning for appreciated by the lecturers within about the opportunity given to me at the future.” my course. I hope that my award and college and that my hard work is paying journey can inspire future students off. Winning the graduation prize to fully apply themselves within their just sums up everything that I have studies, in the hope that one day they managed to achieve.” might also win this award.” Heather Watson Matthew Nimmo Award Winner Award Winner Most Inspirational Student in Most Promisingl Student in Engineering & Science Engineering & Science

Heather originally completed her HND Matthew started with the College as an in 2009, then left to have a family. She NC learner, and initially was lacking in was very keen to progress to university, confidence. However, since then he has but felt that her confidence had taken blossomed and gone from strength to a bit of a knock over the past few years. strength. He went through NC level 5 and She decided to re-do the second year of 6, then an HNC, then transferred on to the her HND, both to get an upgrade in her second year of the HND Applied Biological graded unit and to build confidence. Sciences. He is now going on to University for the third year of a degree. Despite challenging personal issues, she completed the second year of her HND Over the years, he has consistently produced and got an A for her graded unit. Heather a high standard of work, despite being a works incredibly hard and was always frontline worker for the NHS as a nurse. pleasant and positive. She was a good role He has shown a lot of commitment to the model to others in her class in terms of the course, while juggling a young family and quality of her work and she produced and work commitments. He also found the time passed assessments well above the 60% to help with various STEM outreach projects. mark. This was because she put in a lot of Despite the challenges that lockdown extra work outside of the class whenever presented to him as a frontline worker, he she could despite a challenging home life. managed to keep on top of work as much She was also very supportive to others in as possible. Since day one, he has not only the class and was good at peer teaching demonstrated commitment, but was good during group tasks. with helping others in the class who had Heather, said: “I feel absolutely delighted extra needs and he was a supportive peer. to have won a FVC graduation prize. It’s Matthew, said: “Winning an award at the end been such a difficult year and to receive of my final year at the college is amazing. I this recognition means so much to me.” am so happy to be finishing up on such a high note. I have loved every minute of my studies so far and have achieved so much. I owe all the staff in the department a huge debt of gratitude for all their dedication and support over the past four years.” Forth Valley College would like to congratulate our Graduates and wish them every success for the future. 2 2 GRADUATION0 0

Department of Business and Communities CIPD Advanced Certificate in Human Resource Management Eleanor Adam Eilidh Edgar Debbie Victoria Lutton Heather Crawford Donna Heaney Alison Gillian Tulloch

CIPD Intermediate Certificate in Human Resource Management Marc Dickson Helen Harkness Evelyn Lyle Lauren McNamee Carol Wannan Morag Fullard Jade Lamberton Janine McGregor Alix Muir

CIPD Advanced Diploma in Human Resource Management Chantal Bennett Richard Fairley Rosaleen Grant Sandra Mary McElhaney David Smith Anthony Stephen Elliott Michelle Gormley Lynne Mary Macgillivray Eryn Porteous

CMI Diploma in Management and Leadership Lee Biddulph Christopher Longridge Laura Mackintosh Stuart McClelland Kenneth Orr

HNC Accounting Andrea Aitken Luke Fraser Ruth McCreadie Claire Reid Cheryl Waters Hannah Aitken Petya Georgieva Gordon McIntyre Suzanne Smith Clare Waugh Louise Brown Nicola Gray Lauren McKay Gaynor Scott Una Cannon Jack Keane Alanna McKelvie Jamie Robert Sharp Emma Ferguson Shane Mccann Katie Moles Cameron Stanley

HNC Administration and Information Technology Maddie Cramb Gail Irene Lennon Lauren Forbes Sneddon

HNC Business Dionne Bechelli Waban Fernandes Andrew Laurenson Kirsty McPhail Haidar Rasool Logan Buchanan Harmanjot Kaur Samuel McGhee Brandon Morrow Lee-Ann Rodger Shaun Caldwell Mark Kennedy Emma Mclean Ryan Pate Conor Stephens

HNC Management and Leadership Steven Davidson Dean Falconer Allison Grant Angela Muirhead Pauline Donaldson Marie Gardner Lisa Montgomery Michelle Robertson HNC Working with Communities Molly Brown Samantha Hudson Susan Richardson Sophie Stephen Carles Terol Aileen Fraser Laura Ann Kennedy Mark Short Arron Sweeney

HND Accounting Eline Blom Colin Glen Kamila Kaczorowska Calum Mitchell Arran Trew Karen Boyd Gail Grant Karl Lomax Michelle Denise Nicol Angela Candlish Linsey Hill Louise Maxwell Jamie Noble Caitlin Campopiano Sam Isaac Emma McCallum Jamie Scott Michael Docherty Evelyn Johnston Jennifer A L Mentiply Gary Tait

HND Administration and Information Technology Rachel Duffin Mahin Fayazinejad Lesley Picksley Marta Agnieszka Sinica

HND Business Viktoria Ballane Fabian Iwona Dylenska Chelsea Catherine Lambie Alexandra Walker Ryan Clark Kieran Haddock Magdalena Topielecka

PDA Conduct the Internal Verification Process James Rutherford

PDA Financial Accounting Agnes McGinty

PDA Teaching Practice in Scotland’s Colleges Steven Elliott Deborah Irvine Laura John Peter Marshall Kirsteen Wright Janet Gowran Gabriele Jogelaite Peter Kelly Kirsty Margaret Redfern

Management (SVQ Level 4) Gary Connor Jacqueline Jane Gallacher Darren Johnstone Diane Stuart McLean Doune Weaver Lynn Helen Couper Paul Gilchrist Miles Joseph Lagan Paula McNee Sharon Forsyth Jennifer Hogarth Dawn McInnes Richard Reid Laura Fraser Stephen Jarvie Alistair McKean Melanie Toland 2 2 GRADUATION0 0

Department of Care, Sport and Construction Advanced Craft Stonemasonry Jordan Wiffin

Advanced Professional Diploma in Technical Building Conservation Nadim Jacquemond Vrinda Jariwala

HNC Care and Administrative Practice Sarah Anderson Laura Rebecca Findlay Emma Laird Tracey Nowosad Leanne Speckamp Ian Binnie Fiona Galbraith Rachel Lapsley Yvonne O’Brien Debbie Struthers Carly-Ann Blair Jodi Goodwillie Jan Livingstone Kimberley O’Hara Rachel Symon Nicola Bremner Aimee Lindsay Grant Kirsty Matchett Colette Polson Julie Turner Angela Cairns Melanie Hamilton Kimberly McCaig Stacey Quinn Ashley Danielle Walker Molly Cannan Erin Hill Megan McCann Kayley Robertson Lily Sarah Wardrope Rachel Elizabeth Craig Natalie Humphrey Shania McFarlane Nicola Jane Saunders Chloe West Laura Davidson Rachel Louise Hynd Brooke Middleton Chloe Kayla Sharp Michaela Williamson Paulina Krystyna Dzikowska Adrian Kat Deby Millar Natasha Sharp Fiona Wilson Ejiroghene Ekokota Ailis Elizabeth Knowles Nicola Mitchell Sammy Sneddon Louise Yuill

HNC Childhood Practice Leigh Abercrombie Abigail Edwards Kirsty Lynch Charlie McPhie Rebecca Sharp Aliza Amer Linsey Fletcher Ellie Mackay Lyndsay McRobbie Jessica Shea Lisa Anderson Gillian Flett Kirsty MacLean Alexis Mital Adele Shepherd Lynsey Anderson Karen Louise Forsyth Olga Anna Maj Connie Mitchell Rachel Sloan Stacey Anderson Rachel Foster Paulina Majerowska Caroline Mkwebu Laura Spark Eilidh Bell Maddison Willow Fowler Beth Mallace Stephanie Moran Lynn Stark Laura Bennie Zoe Frew Amanda Mather Giovanna Moretti Leask Melanie Tamlin Young Emma Binnie Diane Glover Jodie McAlpine Shannon Morrison Emma Louise Taylor Hayley Binnie Sarah Gogna Maisie McArdle Debbie Morrison Pamela Tilley Lynne Black Joelle Gordon Jemma McCafferty Barbara Murray Anthony Timlin Amie Ross Blackhurst Victoria Gray Julie McCheyne Cody Nugent Malgorzata Tomczyk Helen Braidwood Laura Greig Jenna McCormick Paul Paddon Kevin Verhees Jordan Buchanan Lavon Griffen Marc McDermott Annette Plinston Natalie Verhees Brooke Tyne Byrne Kymberly Siobhan Guest Kirsty McFarlane Alanna Pye Carla Vieira Megan Byron Shannon Harvey Larissa McGrath Linzi Reid Katarzyna Wdowiak Rosemary Carlyle Nicola Jenkins Robyn McKinnon Eilidh Reid Catriona Wear Nikki Coffield Suzanne Johnson Jade Linda McKinstray Suwapa Rennie Abbie Kate Whannell Allana Helen Cormack Megan Jordan Krysia McLaren Lea Renwick Rebekah Wilson Leonie Coyle Sharmila Karki Holly McLean Pauline Rockland Emily Winkley Emma Crowe Taisija Katane Nicole McLintock Melissa Nicole Ross Amy Wiseman Stacie Daffurn Rachel Kentley Bethany McManus Jacqueline Savoy Lisa Wright Michelle Dewar Sarah Anne Liddell Lisa McMillan Amy Scott Kenzie Wright Charlotte Downes Rebecca Lindsay Eva McNaughton Marie Theresa Sharp Abbiegail Young HNC Civil Engineering Ewan Banks Calum Gray David McNeill Conor Timoney

HNC Coaching and Developing Sport Callum Adam Tait Cunningham Taylor Penman Mitchell Speirs Gemma Young Charis Victoria Borg-Grech Amy Dawson Ryan Shearer Lewis Turnbull Brad Zellman Aimee Cockburn Morvyn Kinnon Jai Gary Smith Rebecca Watson

HNC Computer Aided Architectural Design and Technology Kyle Pettigrew

HNC Construction Management James Baillie Monica Lee French Brian Grant Neil Kerr Anthony Stevenson Adam Neil Chisholm Jon Mark Gentleman Kimberley Hamilton Stephen D Montgomery Scott Hugh Young

HNC Fitness, Health and Exercise Joshua Kirkland

HNC Police Studies Karina Borg-Grech Max Lourie Lilly Morris-Cromie Catherine Pollock Dylan Welsh Ross Duncan Nadine Maria Malasko Cameron Nimmo Taylor Savoury Natasha Findlay Jamie Maxwell Claire Paton Jessica Smart Abby Fulton John McInally Ethan Pender Max Frederick Vickerman

HNC Social Services Margarita Angelaki Michelle Dowell Wendy Kay Caitlin Mckilligan Sian Smillie Michelle Aubury Claire Edmond Charmaine Kelly Holly McLean Natalie Smith Liam Burt Chantelle Fairbairn Naomi MacLaren Keira McNeill Pauline Taylor Micaela Calder Kristeen Frampton Tammy Martin Lianne Marie More Shannon Whitelaw Richard Carlin Chloe Anne Galbraith Rachel Matheson Michelle Mungin Evelyn Wotherspoon Marion Clark Carol Gordon Seana McAllister Funke Ojo Lesley Rae Young Emma Coll Kartina Hamilton Douglas McArthur Stephanie Pratt James Cook Claire Jervis June Mccormick Rachel Rennie Chloe P Baxter Cumming Rebecca Louise Johnston Katie McDowall Abbey Salmond Joseph Doherty Anett Karpati Nicola McGrandles Nicole Scott 2 2 GRADUATION0 0

HND Coaching and Developing Sport Steven Connell Megan Fletcher Keavy Gallagher Chelsea Heeps Billie Denholm Josh Forsyth Tim Goldie Nicole McIntyre

HND Computer Aided Architectural Design and Technology Jamie Arnott Daniel Hantala Georgina Rutherford Gregory F A Carter Mark David McBride Saajid Sohail

HND Fitness, Health and Exercise Pamela Bennie Alasdair Johnston Kristin Loots Katarzyna Slapek Jack Wilkie Louise Campbell Agnieszka Anna Kleban Gary Priestly Andrew Turnbull

PDA Carpentry and Joinery Cailean Baird-Chalmers Mark Bennie Ryan Hutton Craig Paterson Darren Young Department of Creative Industries, Hospitality and Tourism HNC Beauty Therapy Annmarie Cardwell Kelsey Roddan

HNC Computing Arran Blackwood Ian Crorie Duncan Gassner Ewan McDonagh Elliot C Morgan-Davies

HNC Contemporary Art Practice Lorraine Gayle Lim Aimee Papworth

HNC Creative Industries: Media and Communication Carly Cummings

HNC Events Nicola Binnie Matthew McCulloch Rajvinder Thandi

HNC Photography Rachel Forsyth Lilian Haire Sophie Hamilton

HNC Professional Cookery Monika Eszter Csordas Jordan Gardiner Louise Hamilton Lai I Lao Owen McCullagh

HNC Sound Production Ewan Baxter

HNC Travel and Tourism Peter Francis Barrowman Oliwia Gierczak Keir Muir Egle Velickaite Laura Fyall Kim Hyslop Rachael Margaret Taylor

HND Art and Design Tracy Dougall Rhiannon Mitchell Philip Snaddon 2 2 GRADUATION0 0

HND Computing: Software Development Arran Bell Robbie Scott Faulds Ross Laing Andrew John McGuckin Luke Skinner Dylan Bonner Daniel Gibb Peter Mackie Aaron Mcmillan Martin Tamjaerv Alistair Brown Craig Graham Stuart MacPherson Almantas Mikenas Scott Towell Robbie Cinquegrana Ryan Kennedy Oran Justin McCarthy Andrew Morrison Niall Paterson Matthew Duncan Davide Kovac Ross Mcdonald Greig Myles Stephen Wallace

HND Computing: Technical Support Craig Alston Lee Forrest Conlan Hamilton Alexandars Petrovskis Graeme Boag Jamie Fotheringham Connor Monteith

HND Creative Industries: Media and Communication Adeel Ahmed Mark Goodbrand Ruairi Joseph Frank Macleod Peter A Holland Murphy Lily-Anna Smith Marianthi Andreopoulos Lewis Henderson Abbie Kaysi Mckeown Luca Neri Aidan Swanston Slavena Boycheva Luke Howard Liam Daniel Mcnair Craig Paterson Adele Kirsten Tait Mikolaj Bylinka Lee Inglis Innes Mcvey Beth Pullan Nathan Ian Williamson Lillian Domingo Lazarus Hanna Karoliina Kouhi Grace Middleton Francis Robertson Ellis Wilson Sean Fitzpatrick Federica La Marca Jordan Mitchell Arron Smart

HND Events Management Stacey Bruton Sean Cooper Julie Kilday Stacy Smith Kayleigh Yeardly Elina Bunga Michele Ann Hunter Carolann McGeoch Kirstie Watson

HND Hospitality Management Samuel Anderson Katie Clarkson Lauren Summers Holly Busby Luke William Glencross Robyn Wilson

HND Photography Tony-Jake Green Iain Jalland Jai O’Hare Tyler Sams Emily Hutton Sam McDiarmid Colin Raeburn Alexander Urbanczyk

HND Professional Cookery Sara A. Robinson HND Sound Production Fiona Dick Ben Hinton Matthew Duncan McCallum Jason Paterson Natasha Duffy Benjamin R J Hunter Jake Milne Molly Schutten Ronan Guy Ernestas Kivilsa Thomas Monteith Craig Sutherland

HND Travel and Tourism Emma Beveridge Amy Cochrane Joanne Gilvear Sarah McCormack Maciek Sokolowski Helma Gerda Bidina Julie Comrie Joshua Lindsay Harrison Lucy McKinlay Urszula Sowinski Nadia Burnett Zoey Darnbrough Jessie Henderson Sean James Morris Baiba Vanaga Lauren Josephine Burnett Chloe G E Fraser Tara Bronwen Jones Ben Robertson Rachel Wilson Hannah F M Chalmers Maja Gebalska-Lyczek Millie Khader Sophie Simmich

HND Visual Communication Conor Derrick Megan Grant Melanie Grierson Robert Simpson

BA Art and Design Jemma Baillie Jenny Hawthorn Emma McEwen Charlie Mitchell Heather Dickson Brian Main Tracy McMenemy Caitlin Patterson Stephanie Glancy Gerard McCluskey Kris Middleton Jacqueline Scorgie Elizabeth Gunn Kimberley McDermott Tina Minal Amanda-Jane Wood 2 2 GRADUATION0 0

Department of Engineering and Science

HNC Applied Sciences Aila Aslanian Morgan Carey Rhys McGowan Finn Spence Huw Thomas Javiera Barria Lagunas Jamie Connolly Hannah McLellan Lisa Steedman Hannah Biddle James Dawson Ximena Rothman Alexander James Stewart Connor John Blair Krzysztof Dytrych Cerys Shirkie Owen Sweeney

HNC Chemical Engineering Euan Alexander Alexander Burnett Duncan Iain Derek Glen Jamie Munro Ross Anderson Louie Cruickshank Charli Liddell Ciaran White Alice Black Tyler James Elias Euan Meikle

HNC Chemical Process Technology Laura Binnie Robert Lee Samiya Nimale Benjamin Macleod Tullis Patrick Eyeredue Calum James Lockhart Marcus Robert Ward Proctor

HNC Electrical Engineering Ahmed A A Mohamed Craig Clark Lachlan Greig Shannon McAllister Robbie Sneddon Adeel Ahmed Jason Cochrane Brodie Grieve Connor McGonigal Kieran Taylor Cameron Allan Elliot Cooper Amy Hay Joan L McGrath Rhys Thomson Jack Richard Armstrong Darren Craig Stefan Heeps Jay Mchugh Dan Webster Alex Baird Tomos Wyn Davies Liam Hewison Heather McKune Scott Alan Weir Ryan Bennie Sean Dilworth Gary Hislop Christopher McNiven Kendall Anne Williamson Niamh Blanski Jack Doran Jonathan Johnston Daniel Nairn Greig William Brown Harri Evans Steven King Kurt Robertson David Carmichael Kirsten Gallagher Ross William James Logan Andrew Rooney Harry Chalmers Gerard Gilfillan David Mackay Harry Smith

HNC Fabrication, Welding and Inspection Jack Lumsden Liam Steven McAughey Ryan Monteith Blake Russell Ty Walker Calum MacTaggart Sheree McCabe Nicholas Paton Ritchie Spence Rebecca Lesley Weir

HNC Manufacturing Engineering Jack Condie Niall Lawless Chantelle Kathryn Murison Taylor Roy Angus Watson Cameron Greig Callum MacDonald Kieran Ross Paterson Aaron Scott-Telford Ross Weston

HNC Measurement and Control Engineering Aaron Baxter Andrew Graham James McCann Mark James Robertson Lewis Black Bonthrone Andrew Henderson Sarah McDuff Andrew Wilson John Cusick Lauren Henderson Jack Millar Paul Younger HNC Measurement and Control Engineering & SVQ Processing Operations: Hydrocarbons Sam Thomas Atkinson Niamh Amy Duncan Gregor Loughrie Matt Reynolds Alex Brewitt Ryan Kane Reece O’Leary Lewis James Tait

HNC Mechanical Engineering Greg Beattie Jamie Fawcett Joseph Mitchell Natalia Roncone David Watt Sophie Benton Mathew Goldie Mzwandile Aubrey Mncube Jacob Russell Michael Weir Jordan James Colley Lewis Gilbert Henderson Kieran Morris Andrew Scott Callum White Ewan Condie Ruairidh Lawless Gareth Owen Lewis George Smart Alistair Williams Shane Currie Demi Leung Kieran Park Alan Stirling Tony Wilson Ross Day Ruairidh Little Fraser Preston Greg Stone Jack Drummond Mark McKenzie Euan Reid Grant Watson

HNC Mechanical Engineering & SVQ Processing Operations: Hydrocarbons Jude Allan Scott Johnson Alyssa Malcolmson Cayleigh Will Eythin Duncan Alexander Kerr Sam David Paterson

HND Applied Biological Sciences Cameron Allison Julia Chastel Stephanie Dempsey Max Jean Duncan Guinet Matthew Nimmo Camilla Amitrano Connor Couper Connor Thomas Elliott Brodie Alicia Houston Oliver Nisbet Kotryna Antanaviciute Ben Crawford Felix Ferraro Natasha Khan Bailey Richardson

HND Chemical Process Technology Mohammed Abdelali Laura Binnie Scott Hunter Sean McManus Nawaphon Prathetsing Adam William Aitken Mitchell Drummond Tanya Kean Caitlin Mulder

HND Electrical Engineering Ewan Boyle Richard Gentleman Sam Kean Jack Kellett

HND Measurement and Control Engineering Luke Brown Kirsty Cant

HND Mechanical Engineering Bartlomiej Tomasz Bialucki Paramvir Deerhe Steven Kennedy-Skipton Martin Murdoch Gavin Stewart Ryan Colgan Rhuadhri Gorman Robert Malkin Robert Michael Brian Passe Gareth Ward Kyle Crilly Allan Hamilton Megan McWatt Gordon Ian Simpson

PDA Project Management Gary Ross