CHAIRMAN’S REPORT ...... 1 CEO’S REPORT ...... 2 OVERVIEW OF THE FOUNDATION...... 3 THE YEAR IN REFLECTION – THE FOUNDATION IN 2010/11 ...... 4 BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEES ...... 5 2011 JOHN MONASH SCHOLARS ...... 7 JOHN MONASH SCHOLARS – WHERE ARE THEY NOW? ...... 9 ALUMNI SUCCESSES ...... 16 FINANCIAL INFORMATION ...... 17 FOUNDATION PATRONS AND MEMBERS ...... 19 STATE & TERRITORY SELECTION PANELS...... 19

Scholars Pictured on Front Cover: Dr Mark Dawson Anna Rakoczy Dr Danielle Malek Joseph Gattas Dr Bridget Vincent Catherine Stubberfield Dr Mark Schembri Jillian Segal AM Dr Peter Binks Chairman Chief Executive Officer

This last Financial Year 2010/11 has been one of considerable annual Scholarships without calling upon the generosity The Financial Year 2010/11 was one of growth for the The work of Danielle Malek with the World Bank in Egypt, Libya, progress for the Foundation. of Governments and major corporations and donors. We Foundation, after significant change in 2009/10. Through the and Yemen over the last twelve months, and of Lara Olsen in are continuing to work with the Federal Government, State efforts of the Board and supporters, we have strengthened energy and carbon management, demonstrates the relevance Close to two hundred talented young people around Australia Governments, corporates, universities and individual the financial footing of the Foundation, and raised its profile. of John Monash Scholars to Australia and to international applied for John Monash Scholarships, and we awarded philanthropic donors to build our Endowment Fund so that one The Foundation’s importance as a nation-building mechanism development. eight Scholarships for 2011, bringing the total number of John day Australia’s own major scholarship organisation will have a for Australia has grown, as more John Monash Scholars are Monash Scholars to date to sixty-four. robust funding base. elected and previous cohorts complete their qualifications and The Scholar population continues to demonstrate the diversity return to Australia. of study field anticipated when the Foundation was established. Given the challenging economic environment, the Board and Our Board members and the wonderful volunteers on our State 30% of the population elected to mid 2011 are in the health over sixty-five generous volunteers making up our State and and National Panels have been critical to our achievements The Foundation exists to identify and foster future generations of sciences, split evenly between medical research and public National Selection Panels were proud to again be able to fund to date and I thank each and every one of them for being Australian leaders in all fields, in the vision of Sir John Monash. health. Another 16% are in engineering and sustainability; the overseas study and development of eight future leaders. so generous with their time and commitment. Thank you Our Board has been diligent in working to both improve the 10% in arts and the humanities; 10% in pure sciences; 12% in I would particularly like to thank Senator Kim Carr and his also to our CEO, Peter Binks, who as a one man orchestra, proposition for future and current John Monash Scholars, and to economics; and variety of other pursuits complete the picture. Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research manages to run the organisation, organise the State and improve the efficiency and viability of the Foundation. The Scholarships’ claim that it is open to any and all disciplines (DIISR), as well as the former Secretary of the Department, National selection process, stay in touch with all the Scholars is borne out by these facts. Further, John Monash Scholars are Mark Paterson, for contributing $900,000 towards this and work with the Board on our long-term funding plan and The 2011 Scholars are an outstanding cohort of future Australian demonstrating excellence in each field through prizes, media group of eight and also for committing $720,000 to fund four profile-raising. leaders, and join an illustrious group of Scholars at prestigious coverage, and prestigious appointments. scholarships for 2012. I would also like to thank ongoing international universities and forging careers after completion sponsors; the Commonwealth Bank, the South Australian and As I write, the Foundation is entering its interview and of study. By mid 2011, thirty-six of the Scholars elected since The Foundation has continued to increase its support to John Victorian State Governments, and the Pratt Foundation for granting of Scholarships phase for 2012. The sheer talent inception of the program have now finished their postgraduate Monash Scholars, with gatherings in London, Melbourne, helping to fund 2011 Scholars as well as making an important and diversity of young Australians seeking further study and degrees. Seventeen of these have returned to Australia and are and Brisbane in 2010/11. The first Scholars’ Forum was held contribution to funding the Foundation’s small but efficient experience overseas at the highest levels is sometimes quite making an impact in areas as important as energy conservation in Melbourne in January 2011, and was a great success. As office. overwhelming but reaffirms that we are fulfilling a real need in and water policy, constitutional reform and international law, the number of Scholars increase, the Scholars networking the community and investing in the leaders who will position indigenous and rural health. Another dozen have established association will grow in importance as a forum for innovation and Following submissions from the John Monash Foundation, I Australia well in future years. the first stage of their careers outside of Australia, and are also ideas: one of the great prospective outcomes of the Foundation. am delighted that the Origin Foundation has agreed to become making their mark in diverse and important fields of human a significant sponsor and will fund two scholars in eachof rights, technology, and economic development. We hope that 2012, 2015, 2018 and 2021; one in the area of engineering, many of these will in due course return to Australia, and we are and the other in the area of environment and sustainability. working with all scholars nearing completion of their studies to assist them with finding opportunities back in Australia. We It is a wonderful vote of support in the long term mission, can be proud of the John Monash Scholars and look forward operations and performance of the John Monash Foundation to greater achievements and impact as their careers blossom. and we are hopeful that like minded visionary organisations Jillian Segal AM Dr Peter Binks will continue to invest in leaders of the future which will enable Chairman The importance of the Scholarships has not diminished; if Chief Executive Officer Australia to meet the many challenges ahead. anything, the need for future leadership continues to increase as the world faces challenges in economic growth, environmental The John Monash Foundation itself still faces significant sustainability, and social change. challenges. Its long-term funding base – its Endowment Fund – is still a fifth of the size it needs to be to support the

1 2 The John Monash Foundation had a good a major role in developing State Government • The Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce year in FY2010/11, achieving success partnerships, and supporting with promotion (AICC) was an effective partner in promotion The General Sir John Monash Foundation was launched in late 2001 to raise funds for, and to administer, with its fundraising, and cementing its through the Australia-Israel Chamber of of the Foundation. 2004 Scholar Lara Olsen key operational changes. Under the Commerce. Peter was elected as Chairman spoke alongside the Victorian Premier at an Australia’s prestigious postgraduate scholarships. The John Monash Scholarships are a nation-building initiative, Chairmanship of Ms Jillian Segal AM the of the National Selection Panel. event in October 2010, and former Deputy providing an outstanding educational basis and international exposure for future generations of Australian leaders. Board and the Foundation addressed major Prime Minister Tim Fischer AC and Pratt issues of strategy, profile, and funding • The Investment Committee under the Foundation CEO and former Foundation support. Chairmanship of Professor Deane Terrell, Director Sam Lipski AO promoted the The John Monash Scholarships have been established for nearly a decade as Australia’s own national leadership added Mr David Lee of Hastings Fund Foundation in August 2011. The Foundation awards. Sixty-four Scholars have been elected: all with outstanding academic records and with leadership FUNDING Management as an external member. David also held corporate lunches in Perth and The Foundation always faces the dual brings considerable investment management Melbourne, at which groups of business capability. John Monash Scholars are achieving prominence as medical researchers and public health leaders, challenges of building the Foundation’s expertise and experience of investment and community leaders met with Foundation business people, scientists, academics, and contributors to policy in key areas such as rural health, sustainability, Endowment Fund, as well as securing oversight. The Investment Committee Directors and Scholars. and international relations. funds for the coming round of Scholarships. restructured the Endowment Fund portfolio, Over the last two years, the Board has rationalising the 25 equities into three SCHOLARS developed and refined its funding strategy. holdings (AFIC, ARGO, and Telstra) and With 36 Scholars now having completed their Scholarship applications open in June each year, and close at the end of August. John Monash Scholarship The Commonwealth Government through eliminating the exposure to property stocks. courses, and 17 of these resident in Australia, DIISR, which has major responsibility Management of the portfolio was transferred the Foundation is now able to conduct applications are promoted at all Universities, together with websites and in student and alumni resources. for the Foundation, provided funding for to Deutsche Bank on terms more aligned Scholars events and provide greater support Outstanding students with demonstrated leadership skills and community orientation are made aware of the four Scholarships in 2012, following the with the Foundation’s needs. to Scholars. This aspect of the Foundation’s opportunities for post-graduate study at an international institution. Candidates are assessed on the basis of their six Scholarships funded in 2011. The business is a key differentiator, and is valued Foundation also worked closely with • Mrs Yolanda Klempfner, after eight years by Scholars and the Foundation’s supporters written applications and interviews in each State by high-calibre selection panels drawn from academia, industry, the States, developing a proposition for of extraordinary contribution, stepped and partners. government and community organisations, and chaired by a former Vice-Chancellor. The State Panels forward dual State-private sector sponsorship of down as Chairman of the National Awards perpetual Scholarships. The Foundation Committee. Under Professor Peter Darvall’s • The Foundation continues to host and to the eighteen best candidates to a National Selection Panel, which interviews in Melbourne in November, and has continued its systematic approach Chairmanship the Committee is now known support events for Scholars during their recommends the appointment of eight John Monash Scholars each year to the Foundation Board. to securing funding support from major as the National Selection Panel. Peter has study, where practicable. In November 2010 companies and philanthropic foundations, overseen a refreshing of the National and the CEO visited London, Cambridge and and is already achieving success in this State Selection Panels, with major changes Oxford and met most UK-based Scholars. The Patron-in-Chief of the Foundation is Her Excellency activity. The 12-year agreement with the in NSW, WA & NT, Tasmania and on the The Australian High Commissioner to Origin Foundation, and the extension of National Selection Panel. The streamlining London hosted a reception for UK-based Ms Quentin Bryce AC, Governor General of the support from the Commonwealth Bank, were of the Scholarship application and selection Scholars and their partners, attended by Commonwealth of Australia. Each State Governor the major outcomes in this respect. process has continued after the major over 20 Scholars. Similar and smaller events changes of 2010. were held by Scholars in Oxford. is a Patron of the Foundation The Governor General ELECTION OF 2011 JOHN presents the Scholarships to successful candidates MONASH SCHOLARS • The Finance & Audit Committee, under • The Foundation coordinated and supported at Government House. In 2011 the ceremony was The selection of the 2011 Scholars broke the chairmanship of Mr Michael Robinson, events for Scholars in Australia. Luncheons new ground in many respects. Applications has been very active in overseeing the were held in Sydney and in Melbourne, and held on March 16, together with an Alumni Dinner received (195) showed a 49% growth Foundation’s finances, making a number Scholars met in Canberra and Adelaide. and a Luncheon hosted at the Australian Parliament. over the 2010 demand, with encouraging of improvements to reporting and funds Foundation Director Dr Jane Wilson hosted a The Scholarship Ceremony is the highlight of the interest in Western Australia and Tasmania. management. Mitchell Partners have been reception for Brisbane-based Scholars, and The process for shortlisting, interviewing, appointed as the Foundation’s management further State-based gatherings are planned. Foundation’s year, and a memorable experience for and selecting the Scholars had been accountants. Scholars and their families. considerably refined – and worked very • For the first time, a forum for all Scholars effectively at both State and National levels. PROMOTION AND PROFILE was held in Melbourne over two days in Final interviews were held in the offices of The Foundation placed greater emphasis January 2011. This event was supported Allens Arthur Robinson in Melbourne, which on promotion through 2010/11, with the by the Boston Consulting Group and the John Monash Scholarships are awarded for up to three years of postgraduate study, which may be conducted proved a great location. Scholars as its key marketing point. To this Commonwealth Bank. The agenda was extent its efforts were enhanced by the larger set and managed by Katherine Daniell, at any university outside of Australia. The Scholarship provides for A$50,000 per year. For the first time, the Scholarships proportion of Scholars returned to Australia, Andrew Hudson, David Clarke, and Lara Ceremony was conducted in March. This and their successes in a variety of fields: Olsen, and over 20 Scholars participated in allowed all Scholars-elect and their families general and topical discussions and social to attend, and gave the Foundation the • The Foundation website, with its greater events. A number of outcomes were taken opportunity to invite corporate partners and emphasis on scholars, has shown a to the Foundation Board in February, and the supporters. The attendance of over 80 was steady increase in traffic, with 2011 Scholars intend to repeat the Forum in 2013. the largest yet at one of these ceremonies. visitors approximately 40% greater than in The Australian Government, through the 2010. Articles on Scholars’ progress and • In a new initiative, the Foundation is Department of Innovation, Industry, Science achievements are regularly posted, with working to provide support to Scholars in The Foundation which administers these Scholarships is a public company limited by guarantee. It has named and Research, generously supported a features approximately every three weeks their next career transitions after completion status in Australian income tax legislation as a ‘Deductible Gift Recipient’. Its Board is drawn from business luncheon at Parliament. The Governor through the year. of their postgraduate qualifications. The General’s speech to the Scholars and support consists of mentoring and guidance, people, academics and community leaders, and meets a minimum of four times a year. The Foundation has a supporters was a highlight of the day. • The Foundation also enabled and with Board directors and the Foundations Chief Executive Officer and an Executive Assistant, working from the Foundation office at Bennelong House in encouraged interviews of Scholars in media partners and supporters volunteering their Queen Street Melbourne. OPERATIONS AND GOVERNANCE and in academic journals. Most of the 2011 time. The Foundation hopes to assist After the significant changes to its operations Scholars were profiled in the media or in with creating opportunities for Scholars in implemented in 2009/10, there was only releases related to their career fields. Australia or in organisations able to utilize Much of the Foundation’s work is conducted through its Board Committees – the National Selection Panel, the incremental change through 2010/11: their special combination of talents. • A promotional brochure oriented to the Investment Committee, and the Finance & Audit Committee. • New Directors in Mr Leon Kempler OAM corporate market was released in April, (November) and Professor Peter Darvall AO and proved highly effective in increasing (February) joined the Board. Leon is playing awareness and understanding.

3 4 Ms Jillian Segal AM Mrs Yolanda Klempfner AO Mr Michael Robinson AO Chairman Director Director Yolanda is a lawyer, Investment Director Michael is Chair of the Finance & Audit Jillian is a Director of the National Australia for Texmond Mgt, and a Board Member of Committee. He is a Consultant to the law firm, Bank, ASX Ltd and The Garvan Institute Epworth Hospital, RMIT Foundation and RMIT Allens Arthur Robinson. He was the Senior of Medical Research. She is Deputy Gallery and a Trustee of the National Council Partner of Arthur Robinson & Hedderwicks Chancellor of the University of New South for Jewish Women and a Member of the Anti- from 1996 to 2001 and was its Managing Wales, a Member of the Remuneration Discrimination Tribunal. She was formerly Partner from 1980 to 1988. He was Chairman Tribunal and the Sydney Advisory Council Chancellor of RMIT. of TABCORP Holdings Limited and a Director of the Centre for Social Impact. Previously, she has been of Clough Limited until November 2007. President of the Administrative Review Council, a member of Mr Steven Skala AO the Major Performing Arts Board of the Australia Council and Deputy Chairman involved with a number of other not-for-profit organisations. Jillian is a graduate in arts and law from UNSW and has a Steven is Vice Chairman, Australia and Dr Peter Shergold AC Dr Jane Wilson Masters of Law from Harvard Law School. She was a New Zealand, of Deutsche Bank AG. He is Director Director corporate lawyer specialising in corporate and environmental a Director of the Australian Broadcasting Peter is the Macquarie Group Foundation Dr Wilson has a background in medicine, law, and was a partner at Allen Allen & Hemsley from October Corporation, Hexima Limited and Wilson Professor at the Centre for Social Impact. finance, banking and consulting and has 1997 to June 2002. She was a Commissioner of the Australian HTM Investment Group Ltd. Steven is Vice He was Head of the Department of over 20 years experience in business Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), being Deputy President of the Walter & Eliza Hall Institute of Economic History at the University of strategy and corporate governance. After Chair from 2000 to 2002. Medical Research, a Director of the Centre for Independent Studies NSW, Public Service Commissioner, CEO completing medical training, she acquired and is a Member of the International Council of the Museum of of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander an MBA from the Harvard Business School Modern Art in New York. He is the immediate past Chairman of Commission, Secretary of the Department of Workplace where she studied agribusiness and the health sector. Dr Wilson Film Australia Limited and the Australian Centre for Contemporary Relations and Small Business and Secretary of the Department is Chair of IMBcom Pty Ltd, and a Director of CathRx Ltd, Dr Peter Binks Art and a former director of The Australian Ballet, Max Capital of Education, Science and Training, before serving as Secretary UQ Holdings Ltd, and Universal Biosensors Inc. She lives in Group Limited, the Channel Ten Group, The King Island Company Chief Executive Officer of the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet from 2003 Queensland, and is Finance Director of the Winston Churchill Limited and Rothschild Australia e-Fund Investors Pty Ltd. Steven Peter succeeded Ken Crompton as Chief to 2008. Peter is also a non-Executive Director of AMP Ltd and Memorial Trust and a University of Queensland Senator. is a graduate in arts and law from the University of Queensland and Executive Officer of the Foundation the Chairman of QuintessenceLabs, Chairman of the Australian has a Bachelor of Civil Law from Oxford University. He practiced in 2009. He was a Rhodes Scholar Rural Leadership Foundation, and a Director of the National law in Brisbane, London, and in Melbourne and was a Partner and Emeritus Professor Deane at Oxford University, and worked at Centre of Indigenous Excellence. Terrell AO McKinsey & Company, BHP, and Telstra. Head of the Corporate and Commercial Practice of Arnold Bloch From 2003 he was CEO of technology Leibler, Solicitors. Director firm Nanotechnology Victoria. He is also a Director of Ceramic Deane is Chair of the Investment Committee, Fuel Cells Limited. Mr David Clarke a Visiting Fellow at College of Business Director and Economics at the Australian National University, and Chair of the AARNet Board Emeritus Professor David Clarke was a 2007 Award Winner and of Management, Chair of the Canberra works with the Boston Consulting Group. Peter Darvall AO Symphony Orchestra Board, Chair of the Sir David holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor Roland Wilson Foundation, Chair and Principal Director of the Director of Science from the University of Melbourne Canberra School of Music Foundation. He has held directorships Peter is Chair of the National Selection and a Masters of Public Administration from on the Board of the Australian Vice-Chancellor’s Committee, Panel, having chaired the Victorian Harvard University. David worked with CARE Australian Education Office (Washington), the Tertiary Education Selection Panel until 2009. He had a International and the Cape York Institute for Superannuation Scheme (TESS) and the Australian Partnership distinguished career in civil engineering Policy and Leadership. and was at Monash University for 33 for Advanced Computing Interim Board. years, during which time he was the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Mr Leon Kempler OAM responsible for research and development and information Director technology, and Vice-Chancellor and President of Monash Leon joined the Foundation Board in University. Professor Darvall is the author of several books on November 2010. He has actively supported mechanics and structures and has written numerous research the Foundation for a number of years. Leon papers on topics related to his areas of expertise. He has been is in private business, Chairing innovative a Board member of the Prince Henry’s Institute for Medical companies such as Healthlogix and Research, Montech, the Victorian Strategic Industry Research Connecfurniture.com. His Honorary roles Foundation (SIRF), the Baker Medical Research Institute, the include Federal & Victorian Chairman of the Institute of Reproduction and Development and the Cooperative Australia - Israel Chamber of Commerce (since 1989); Chairman Research Centres for Catchment Hydrology, Water Quality and of Questacon; Director of the Royal Children’s Hospital Foundation Treatment, and Freshwater Ecology and was on the Board of and Chair of it’s Audit Committee. Leon is also Chairman of the Melbourne Water until October 2009. Melbourne International Jazz Festival.

5 6 Mr David Smerdon Ms Anna Rakoczy David has a Bachelor of Commerce and Anna has a Bachelor of Laws with Bachelor of Science from the University First Class Honours and a Bachelor of of Melbourne, and a Graduate Diploma Science from the University of Western in Economics at ANU. He was Rotary Australia. She worked as a commercial The 2011 Monash Scholars were announced by the Governor-General, Her Excellency Ms Young Victorian Achiever of the Year in litigation lawyer for the past seven years Quentin Bryce AC, at a ceremony held at Government House on 16 March 2011. The ceremony 2005. David is an International Chess and when she received her Scholarship Grand Master, the 2009 Oceania Chess she was a Senior Associate at leading was attended by 80 guests including the scholars and their families, Foundation Board Champion and Australian Chess Player Australian law firm, Corrs Chambers of the Year, and former head coach of the Westgarth. Anna was awarded both the members, Federal Government representatives, sponsors and supporters of the Foundation. Australian Junior Chess Team. David is studying for a PhD Australian Young Lawyer of the Year and WA Young Lawyer at the Tinbergen Institute in the Netherlands. The Graduate of the Year awards in 2008 for her outstanding contribution to school in Economics, Econometrics and Finance at the the community and the legal profession. Since 2008, Anna has Tinbergen Institute is one of Europe’s top graduate schools acted as the pro bono lawyer for the Australian Employment Ms Melanie Dr Thomas Cundy and research institutes in economics and finance. He will look Covenant and Generation One, and has worked in the Tiwi at ways to model human behaviour in economics. Prior to Islands Aboriginal community with the Red Cross, and the Bannister-Tyrrell Tom has a MBBS and BMedSci (Hons) taking up his Scholarship he worked as a Policy Analyst for the David Wirrpanda Foundation, True Blue Dreaming and the Melanie has a Bachelor of Philosophy from the University of Adelaide. In 2010, Federal Treasury in Canberra. Burnaby Youth Prison. Anna will use her Monash Scholarship with 1st Class Honours and the University he was the South Australian Junior to undertake a Masters at Stanford Law School in 2012, Medal from ANU. She worked with the Doctor of the Year. He received a First- focusing on the use of welfare reform, social enterprise and Prime Minister’s office on the ANU Vice Class (Dux) grading for his Honours capacity building as mechanisms to bring about social change Chancellor’s Unravelling Complexity thesis, which he completed concurrent for Indigenous peoples. Anna was also awarded a Fulbright program in 2009, has been an ANU with full-time clinical work at the Royal Scholarship, which she will use in 2011 to complete a Masters Science Ambassador, and established Adelaide Hospital. He has received in Law at Berkeley University. the ANU Undergraduate Research Journal. In 2009, she research prizes and scholarships in the fields of medicine and worked in a public health institute in Tanzania. Melanie is surgery and was a Clinical Associate Lecturer at the University studying for a Masters degree at the London School of Hygiene of Adelaide. Tom is committed to advancing techniques in and Tropical Medicine, and will address infectious disease minimally invasive surgery and has commenced study for epidemiology both for Australia and internationally. Prior to a PhD at The Hamlyn Centre for Robotic Surgery based at leaving for London she worked on the impact of climate change Imperial College London, supervised by Professor Lord Ara on disease distribution, and has several papers prepared for Darzi. He will also be a Clinical Fellow at Imperial College. publication. Ms Jodi Gardner Ms Laura Grant Laura holds a Bachelor of Arts and Jodi has a Bachelor of Law (Honours) Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honours and Bachelor of International Relations from the University of Queensland and from Griffith University, receiving the was admitted as a lawyer of the Supreme University Medal, Law Medal, and Court of Queensland in 2010. After International Relations Medal. She has finishing her undergraduate studies, also completed the Master of Laws at Laura led the Oaktree Foundation’s ANU with merit. Jodi has an extensive Schools4Schools program in KwaZulu Dr Peter Binks and 2011 John Monash Scholar, Davis McCarthy and ongoing commitment to community Natal, South Africa and then worked in the service and pro bono assistance for disadvantaged groups. Peacebuilding Unit of the African Centre for the Constructive She was the youngest executive member of Suited to Resolution of Disputes (ACCORD). In 2010, Laura was the Success, an Australian non-for-profit organisation helping Associate to her Honour Justice White of the Queensland disadvantaged women into the workforce. At Oxford Jodi Court of Appeal. Laura is studying for the Masters in Peace is studying for a BCL progressing to a DPhil, addressing and Conflict at Uppsala University, Sweden focusing her consumer law and consumer advocacy. Her work will address studies on local justice solutions in post-conflict environments. common law remedies to unconscionable lending practices, Prior to moving to Uppsala Laura worked on the Commission providing greater certainty for borrowers and lenders. of Inquiry into the 2011 Queensland Floods.

Mr Davis McCarthy Ms Alison O’Connor Graduating as the top-ranked student Alison has a Bachelor of International in statistics, Davis earned a Bachelor of Studies with Honours from the University Science with Honours (First Class) and of New South Wales, and won the a Bachelor of Arts (majoring in German) University Medal in Sociology. She was from the University of Melbourne. Over President of the United Nations Youth recent years Davis has been active in Association in NSW. A student journalist bioinformatics research; he has published and playwright, she wrote a dissertation papers in peer-reviewed journals, on Private Military Companies at the produced software and presented at University of Exeter (UK). With her both national and international conferences. Until leaving for Scholarship Alison has commenced a DPhil in sociology at Oxford he worked in the Bioinformatics Division at the Walter Oxford University. Her interest is in non-mainstream means and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research in Melbourne. of influencing political debate and democracy, and she intends Davis has commenced a DPhil at Oxford University, working to study the role of satire and comedic social commentary in the Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics, led by in political engagement at Oxford. Prior to her departure for Professor Peter Donnelly FRS. His research will focus on the Oxford, Alison taught at the University of New South Wales, development of statistical theory, software and data analysis and attended a comedy writers’ workshop in Estonia. methods for high-throughput biological experiments. 7 8 The John Monash Scholars (to end 2010) are evenly distributed between Australasia (18), 2005 SCHOLARS 2005 SCHOLARS Europe (18) and North America (19): Dr Catherine Cathy studied prevention Dr Matthew Matt’s PhD thesis in soft- matter physics related to • Study focus: the broad variety of topics pursued reflect topical Australian and international challenges Vaughan of HIV among Papua New Guinean Youth. She worked Baker biological nanomotors. After • Gender: 34 of the 64 elected (53%) have been women with the AusAID funded HIV/ completion of his study, Matthew has taken up a • Research focus: around 70% undertake PhDs (44); the balance Masters (19) AIDS Asia Regional Program Completed PhD at in Burma, Cambodia, Laos, post-doctoral position in • Completion: of 54 Scholars who had left Australia to the end of 2010, 33 have already completed their the Institute of Social Vietnam, southern China Oxford, studying molecular Psychology, London and the Philippines. Cathy Completed DPhil at transportation. He is also an study, and are progressing their careers. School of Economics has recently taken up a Oxford in 2010 international fencer, a well- position at the School of known science communicator, 2004 SCHOLARS 2004 SCHOLARS Population Health, University and on the Board of the start- of Melbourne. up web venture Colwiz. Dr Katherine Katherine studied biomedical Dr Thomas Tom’s doctoral thesis focussed Allen engineering research, Hanna on the physics of ultracold Dr Katherine Katherine’s thesis on Dr Olivia Olivia’s thesis addressed focusing on medical image gases. He has a post-doctoral Daniell sustainable development Thorne the changes to temporal processing (CT, MRI) and fellowship at the US National and water management rainfall patterns associated blood vessel segmentation Institute of Standards and focused on new methods for with global warming. Now in and registration techniques. Technology and works with Completed a joint community participation in Adelaide, she is working as Katherine has returned to Completed DPhil in the Joint Quantum Institute in PhD at the ANU policy making. She is now in an Environmental Engineer in Completed DPhil at Brisbane and is taking up a Atomic and Laser Maryland. and AgroParisTech- Canberra at the ANU’s Centre the Australian Water Quality Oxford in 2011 role in strategy consulting. Physics at Oxford ENGREF, France in for Policy Innovation. In 2010 Completed PhD at Centre (the research and 2008 she was elected a Fellow Cambridge laboratory services division Lara Olsen After her MBA, Lara worked Dr Danielle After Harvard, Danielle took of the Peter Cullen Trust, of SA Water) monitoring and with BCG in London until Malek up a position as a legal working on policy in water and modelling salinity in the Lower 2007, then was appointed associate with the World Bank the environment. River Murray. Head of Europe for Cool nrg in Washington DC. One of her International Pty Ltd. She led Completed an key achievements has been Miranda LLM at Harvard negotiation of a ~US$100 Miranda is a specialist in the “The Great British Light Dr Sarah Milne Sarah’s thesis dealt with Sissons human rights and international Switch”, distributing 4.5 million in 2005, in million program to repatriate the social and political international law frozen assets back to the humanitarian law in the Middle Completed MBA at light bulbs to more than 12,000 dimensions of biodiversity Applied for John East. She declined the John INSEAD in 2005 stores in a single day. Lara and human rights poor youth of Kazakhstan. conservation in developing Monash Scholarship Danielle is now a senior legal Monash Award in order to join returned to Australia in 2009 countries, particularly efforts to attend Yale and the International Centre for and founded Energy Return counsel with the World Bank, to protect tropical forests. undertake a Masters responsible for the Republics Transitional Justice in New Pty Ltd, a carbon and energy Now at the Crawford School of in International York for the trial of Saddam auditing business, and has of Egypt, Yemen, Russia, Completed PhD at Economics and Government Relations in Near Turkey and Libya. She has Cambridge in 2009 Hussein, and became Director recently become Australian at the ANU, Sarah is also Eastern Studies of Institutional Development. CEO of Coolnrg International. most recently worked on the Social Development Director transition of power in Egypt. In 2011 Miranda left the ICTJ for Conservation International to join Purpose.com as Vice- (an international NGO). President of Operations. Dr Jacqueline Jacqui returned to Australia Dr Jacqueline In July 2007, Jacqui led in 2008 as a lecturer at She supports Conservation Mowbray Baker design of an alternative International in 10 countries, Sydney University’s Law dispute resolution program School, where she teaches helping improve human Ben is Faculty Research Fellow Graduated from between the European Union development outcomes in Dr Ben commercial law. Her interest the London School and the Supreme Court of in Postcolonial and Related is international human rights community conservation Etherington Literatures in the Cambridge of Economics Indonesia. She is currently projects. law. Jacqui teaches on the with a Master of writing a book chapter for English Faculty in 2010. He is Completed PhD at European Masters program in Science in Social an edited volume called currently working on a book, Cambridge in 2008 human rights at the University Anthropology and Policing in Democratizing Completed a ‘Literary Primitivism: Essence, of Sarajevo, Bosnia- completed a PhD States produced by the LSE’s Andrew After completing his LLM, PhD in English at Aesthetics, Politics’, which Herzegovina, and practises in Government in Department of Criminology. Hudson Andrew took up a position in Cambridge seeks to reframe approaches pro bono at the New South February 2011 After completion of her the Human Rights Defenders to primitivist writing in early to Wales Bar. PhD, Jacqui has joined the Completed a Masters Program at Human Rights mid-20th century. Ben lectures Asia-Pacific Centre for in Laws (LLM) in Global First, a human rights advocacy on Caribbean and Australian Dr Jean-Paul Jean-Paul’s research applies Transnational Crime Public Service law from group in New York. He has literature, and colonial- Carvalho game theory to social Prevention at the University New York University been quoted in the international anticolonial intellectual history. economics, with recent of Wollongong. Her project School of Law media on transitional justice He will take up a position at the publications on coordination addresses amphetamines and issues in Latin America and University of Western Sydney and culture, and the Islamic corruption in Southeast Asia. has authored groundbreaking in 2012. revival. Jean-Paul has taken reports exposing human Completed DPhil in up positions as a Postdoctoral Aimee rights violations in Burma, Fellow, Department of Aimée studied creative Iraq, United States, Colombia, Economics at Oxford writing at Cambridge from in 2009 Economics at Oxford, and a Heuzenroeder Guatemala and Indonesia. Robert Solow Fellow, Cournot 2005, and was president of In 2010 Andrew joined Crisis Centre for Economic Studies the Cambridge University Action in New York as Head of in Paris. In July 2011 he took Australia and New Zealand Advocacy, and is now Director Society. Since leaving up a position as Assistant Commenced a PhD of the New York office. Professor of Economics at Cambridge, she has worked at Cambridge in as Development Officer of the the University of California, 2005; withdrew Irvine. He is also a member of London Library – the world’s the Institute for Mathematical largest independent lending Behavioral Sciences. library – since 2008. Aimée has responsibility for the Library’s major fundraising and redevelopment activities, as part of the largest development of the Library in over a century. She has Dr Olivia Thorne – 2005 Scholar coordinated major recent events featuring a number of Europe’s leading writers and playwrights. 9 10 2006 SCHOLARS 2006 SCHOLARS 2007 SCHOLARS 2007 SCHOLARS Dr Mark Mark studied myeloid Dr Hsien Hsien studied the role of Owen Owen is researching new Gemma Gemma’s research focussed Dawson leukaemia, and was Clinical Chan allergen-specific T cells, Siggs components of the immune Sharp on identifying the cellular Research Fellow at the leading to therapies for system, to develop new origin of the various types Cambridge Institute for Medical conditions such as asthma, Completing a joint treatments and prophylactics of breast cancers, and the Research. In 2010, Mark eczema, dermatitis and hay PhD/DPhil at The for immune-related diseases tumour-initiating mechanisms won the inaugural Wellcome fever. He has returned to a Scripps Research (such as autoimmune disease, Completed MSc at employed by these cells. Completed PhD at Trust-Beit fellowship, to set Completed DPhil at position at the John Hunter Institute, La Jolla, leukaemia and lymphoma). Cambridge University Currently in Adelaide working Cambridge in 2009 up a research group to study Oxford in 2011 Hospital in NSW. and Oxford Has discovered the function in Virology at the University of chromatin changes in acute of four genes, and of a new Adelaide. myeloid leukaemia. He is also function for a previously- a haematology consultant known gene. at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge. Dr Joseph Joe’s research was conducted Dr Rosie Rosie’s thesis examined Suttie into the use of cardiovascular Dawkins the determinants of health Dr Justin Justin conducted neurological Dr Timothy Tim’s thesis focussed on magnetic resonance imaging and health outcomes of Moore research into repair of the Trudgian aspects of number theory: to non-invasively detect Indigenous people in Australia brain, covering diseases such “Further results on Gram’s inherited heart disease; Completed Masters and the USA. After finishing as Parkinson’s, Huntington’s, Law”. Tim has submitted ischaemia and cardiac of Public Health at at Harvard, she worked with Completed a DPhil at and Motor Neurone and acute Completed DPhil three papers to international Completed a DPhil at failure. Joe is currently Harvard University in World Health Organisation in Oxford, in the Oxford brain injury, and found a in Mathematics at journals, including the Journal Oxford Nuffield Research Fellow, July 2008 Switzerland. She has now Centre for Genomic previously unknown function Oxford University in of Number Theory. In 2010 Department of Cardiovascular returned to Melbourne, and is Function (OCGF) for a gene implicated in 2009 he took up a postdoctoral Medicine, John Radcliffe in Ophthamology Training at multiple human diseases. position with the University Hospital, Oxford, UK. Royal Melbourne Hospital. He is now undertaking of Lethbridge in Canada, neurosurgery training in working on challenges in Dr Kirsty Kirsty’s PhD research involved David David’s Masters studies Melbourne. number theory. Kuo developing innovative Clarke focused on professional methods for reducing noise management and leadership Aruna’s work focussed on and vibration generated by skills development in climate Dr Sally Sally completed her PhD Aruna change and economic in Environmental Science the place of social justice and railway trains, especially in Completed Masters of Thompson Sathanapally Completed a PhD underground tunnels. She Public Administration development. He was a at Duke University in 2010. human rights in the structures in Engineering at of the global economy. Through has recently taken up a at Harvard University strategic change consultant She currently works at Completed a Bachelor Cambridge University with CARE International, Duke University, and as a 2008 and 2009, she worked position with the Stratospheric in 2009 Completed a PhD in of Civil Laws and a Particle Injection for Climate and economic development Visiting Scholar at Princeton Master of Philosophy with the Amnesty International Engineering/Science Secretariat in London, Engineering project. This consultant with the Cape at Duke University University and Teaching at Oxford. Completed York Institute for Policy and Scholar at Purdue University. examining the international project investigates the a DPhil at Oxford in opportunity for solar radiation Leadership. Now at BCG, Her key research interests are 2011 framework surrounding gross environmental harm. She is management through he works in the public sector in ecohydrology and water practice on policy-making and resource sustainability. now working with McKinsey & deployment of reflective Company in London. aerosol particles into the administrative effectiveness in earth’s atmosphere. government institutions.

Dr Bridget Bridget studied writers as Dr Kate Kate’s thesis was on the Completing medical degree at relationships between various Jeremy Bell Jeremy is completing the Jeffrey Lai Vincent agents for social and political Manne third year of his PhD with the ANU. change. Her work on the poet different kinds of normativity - how things ought to be. In Committee on Social Thought Geoffrey Hill was recently at the University of Chicago. Completed a PhD cited in the Times Literary 2010 Kate became a teaching Undertaking PhD in Literature at Completed a PhD in fellow at the Kennedy school His thesis addresses the Declined Monash Supplement. She is currently at the University broad question of man’s place Scholarship to pursue Cambridge University teaching at Kings College philosophy at MIT, at Harvard, for the Masters of USA of Chicago, to be in nature. medicine Cambridge, and applying Public Policy ethics course. completed by 2013 for postdoctoral research She was also elected a fellowships in the UK. junior fellow of the Harvard Society of Fellows. In 2011 Kate accepted a tenure-track position at the Sage School of Philosophy at Cornell University.

Frances Voon – 2008 Scholar

11 Dr Mark Dawson – 2006 Scholar: profiled by Wellcome Trust 12 2008 SCHOLARS 2008 SCHOLARS 2009 SCHOLARS 2009 SCHOLARS Dr Alice Alice’s MPhil thesis Johnathon Johnathon is studying Timothy Tim is conducting research Amy Amy’s research focuses on Chang focussed on rural Ehsani the relationship O’Shea in biomedical engineering McLennan health, food and obesity, using public health issues, between emotional focused on tissue ecological and biological particularly on chronic self-awareness and the engineering – particularly approaches and social diseases in Australia. risk-taking activity of spinal cord regeneration – network analysis, to relate During this study, she adolescents, particularly and drug delivery. Undertaking DPhil health outcomes at individual Completing PhD relating to motor vehicle Completed Masters won the prestigious at Oxford in Medical and population levels. Gates Cambridge in Public Health at safety for teenage Anthropology in Public Health at Michigan University drivers. Cambridge University Scholarship. She Undertaking a PhD at worked at Cairns Base Harvard-MIT Hospital in Psychiatry training program with Hugh Evans Hugh’s thesis focused Sarah Meyer A veterinarian, Mark examined rural and indigenous Sarah’s research is on the Dr Mark on the mechanisations design and development of viral pandemics such as communities, then in of global economics Schembri equine and avian flu in animals Brisbane (with child monitoring and evaluation Completed Masters and their relationship systems for public health and humans. While in Sydney and youth mental health of International to global development. prior to Harvard, modelled the specialty). interventions for vulnerable Completed a Masters Relations at Hugh was Young populations, in particular of Public Health Caprine Arthritis Encephalitis Cambridge Australian of the Year refugee children. Degree at Harvard virus to understand biosecurity University in 2004, a founder Undertaking PhD University implications. of the Oaktree at Johns Hopkins Dilani Dilani’s area of interest Foundation, organized University Kahawala is quantum mechanics. the Melbourne Make She has recently been Poverty History concert, Katie Quinn James’ thesis addresses working with eminent and in 2008 was Co- Katie has completed James coursework and qualified the vulnerability and risk particle physicist Chair of the inaugural Daniell assessment of cities against Professor Lisa Randall Youth 2020 Summit for entry to the Chemical Engineering Doctoral natural and man-made Undertaking a PhD in on projects at the in Canberra. Hugh is disasters, in particular Large Hadron Collider, now CEO at the Global Degree. She joined a Completing an theoretical physics at research group working on Engineering PhD earthquakes. He is working Harvard University and has published on Poverty Project in New on loss estimation and R-hadrons. York. Undertaking PhD in the directed evolution of at the University of proteins. Karlsruhe socio-economic modelling of Chemical Engineering earthquake impacts, and is at Harvard now recognized as one of two Frances Voon Frances’ research Brendan Lim Graduated from Yale worldwide experts on natural focused on protracted Law School with a disaster damage assessment. refugee situations Master of Laws (LLM) in 2009. Between LLM and the potential of Shaun’s thesis addressed the development assistance and JSD, took up a Rebecca Rebecca’s thesis addressed Shaun Yow position as Counsel Nelson groundwater extraction in application of public policy to contribute to their At Yale to study to address the economic Completed MPhil in resolution, in particular Assisting the Solicitor- California USA and Victoria, for Doctor of the General of Australia and Australia. Rebecca is now implications of population Development Studies in Bangladesh. Frances Science of Law ageing in Australia. This at Oxford has now been appointed teaching part-time at a Water Law and Policy (JSD) the Australian National Specialist, at the Woods relates to how public policy Head of Sub-Office Completed an MSc such as taxation and social for the World Food University. In his JSD, Institute for the Environment Completed JSM at Stanford University. at London School of security reform influence Programme in Cox’s Brendan will study Economics constitutional law. (Master of the Science household savings and Bazar, Bangladesh. This of Law) at Stanford retirement behaviour and is the field office closest stimulate the market for to the Bangladesh- managing longevity risk. Burma border, and is the hub of WFP’s operations to provide assistance to 31,000 Rohingya refugees from Burma.

David Hume David’s thesis examined Brigadier Roger’s focus was the “Suspension Clause” on strategy in conflict of the US constitution. He Roger Noble management. Roger returned to Sydney with Completed was the first member of the legal firm Freehills. Masters of the Australian military to Completed the David is an Associate International receive a John Monash Masters of Law (LLM) of the Gilbert + Tobin Public Policy at Scholarship. Roger at Harvard Law Centre of Public Law, Johns Hopkins has since returned to School and writes for Australian University, USA Australia, was promoted Policy Online. In to Brigadier, and is now September 2010, David Director General Special and Professor George Operations Capability Williams published in the Department of People Power: The Defence in Canberra. History and Future of the Referendum in Australia. In 2011, David joined the Constitutional Litigation team with the Australian Government Solicitor.

13 Anna Rakoczy – 2011 Scholar 14 2010 SCHOLARS 2010 SCHOLARS Dr Nikki Bart Drawing on her Samuel Sam’s research is experience as a Wills addressing the ‘resource mountaineer and curse’ phenomena physician, Nikki will experienced by resource- ALUMNI SUCCESSES study hypoxia – oxygen rich countries such as Commenced DPhil at deprivation – and the Commenced DPhil in Australia. Within each field, certain Scholars are already achieving prominence in their post-study careers. Notable in 2010/11: Oxford in Oct 2011 clinical implications Economics at Oxford in acute and chronic Kate Manne (2006) is a junior fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows, a group of scholars selected at the beginning of their careers by disease. Harvard University for extraordinary scholarly potential. Membership in the society is for life. Junior Fellows are selected by Senior Fellows, Sylvia is an indigenous and are supported financially for three years to do independent research at Harvard University. Kate completed a PhD in philosophy at MIT, Jonathan Jonathan is Sylvia leader with a substantial Kummerfeld undertaking research Lockyer Cambridge MA, USA. In October 2010 she became a teaching fellow at the Kennedy School at Harvard, and in 2012 will take up a position record in issues of juvenile in Computational at Cornell University. health in indigenous Science, developing Studying Masters populations. Her study Commenced new computational of Public Health at David Hume (2008) published his first book, People Power, a treatise on Referenda in Australia since Federation, in 2010. Written with Doctor of Science involves coursework and approaches to artificial Otago University leading constitutional lawyer and public commentator Professor George Williams, the book is published by UNSW Press. David returned to at the University of (NZ) research focussed on intelligence. Sydney in 2009 after completing his Masters of Law at Harvard University. He works as a solicitor at major Australian law firm Freehills, and California, Berkeley tobacco control issues in indigenous communities, continues his research as a Visiting Fellow at UNSW. In his undergraduate career he won university medals in both philosophy and law at including those of Australia, UNSW, and has worked in the High Court of Australia and at the University of Melbourne. He has joined the Australian Government Solicitor’s Joseph Joe’s thesis will be British Colombia, and New Office in Canberra. Gattas focused on deployable Zealand. structures based on “origami engineering”, to Commenced DPhil James Daniell – 2009 Scholar be used for emergency Catherine Catherine studied migration in Engineering issues as both a national Science at Oxford in housing systems in Stubberfield September the wake of natural (Australian) and global disasters. Completed the challenge. She is now European Masters working in the Australian in Human Rights in Embassy in Cambodia. Venice

Zelie In 2009, Zelie worked Phoebe is studying the Wood on the report of the Phoebe Downing history and theory of literary National Human criticism, focussing on the Rights Consultation ideological tendencies Completed LLM in Committee, and with the Completed Masters international and prevalent in Anglo- High Court in Canberra. in English Studies at human rights law at Oxford, preparatory American universities. Cambridge Zelie is now working for a DPhil in the NSW Crown Solicitor’s office.

James Daniell (2009) is studying for a PhD at Germany’s Karlsruhe Institute for Technologies, and is already playing an important role in helping governments and agencies address natural disasters. James has developed analytic models for the economic impact of major disruptive events. In December his “CATDAT Damaging Earthquakes Review – 2010 report” summarized the socio-economic impact of the 90 damaging earthquakes across the globe in 2010. James’ earthquake report has been cited by a large number of sources, including the US Geological Survey and the leading earthquake monitoring websites. His “CATDAT Damaging Volcanoes Database – 2010 report” released in February 2011 summarized the impact of the 64 damaging volcanic eruptions around the world in 2010. James is one of the most cited analysts of natural disaster losses. His work is especially important in developing countries for governments and agencies attempting to marshall relief efforts.

Three John Monash Scholars were involved in the transition of government in Egypt in January 2011. Danielle Malek (2004) – country legal counsel for Egypt for the World Bank – was asked by the General Counsel of the World Bank to provide a legal opinion on the constitutionality of President Mubarak’s transfer of power to the Higher Council of the Armed Forces. In parallel, Andrew Hudson (2005), New York Director of advocacy group Crisis Action worked on behalf of the demonstrating citizens, and Miranda Sissons (2005) Chef de Cabinet at the International Centre for Transitional Justice also played a considerable role.

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