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140 one hundred and forty Trinity College Annual Report 2012 2013 © Trinity College, Royal Parade, Parkville, VIC 3052 Editors: Brenda Holt and Peter Campbell Assistants: Penny Appleby, Kate Stewart, Nicole Crook Design: SC Design, Brunswick Photographs: Mark Chew, John Thomopoulos Cover: Trinity College circa 1906 Contents
Overview 2 Warden’s Report 3 Strategic Plan 7 Residential College 9 Theological School 10 Trinity College Foundation Studies 11 Trinity Institute 12 Advancement 13 Art and Archives 14 Buildings and Grounds 15 Chaplaincy 16 Communications 17 Conferences and Events 17 Human Resources 17 Information Technology Services 18 Library 19 Appendix 21 Staff List 21 Staff Achievements 26 College Council 29 Board 30 Committees 30 Fellows 31 Honours 32 Bereavements 32 Senior Common Room 32 Visiting Scholars 32 Choir of Trinity College 33 Residential College 33 Cripps Middle Common Room 35 Resident Student Coordinators 35 Bursary Coordinators 35 Trinity College Associated Clubs (TCAC) 35 Awards 37 Scholarships 38 Theological School 40 Foundation Studies Students 40 Awards 45 Trinity Institute 46 Art Archives and Library 47 Conferences and Events 47
2012 Annual Report 1 Overview
Founded in 1872 as the first college of the University of Melbourne, Trinity College is a unique tertiary institution that provides a diverse range of academic programs to talented students from across Australia and around the world.
These programs include: • the Trinity Institute, which offers Trinity student numbers in all parts of the • the Residential College for inspirational leadership programs College in 2012 were: undergraduate and postgraduate for high school students, innovative students of the University of Melbourne professional development, and Residential College and of the Trinity College Theological thought-provoking open learning Resident students 323 opportunities for all. School, both resident and non-resident Non-resident students 26 Trinity College actively contributes to • Trinity College Theological School 349 (TCTS), a centre for Anglican theology the life of the wider University, and its Theological School and ministry that educates people, main campus is located adjacent to lay and ordained, to work for the the University grounds. Ministry Formation 43 transformation of church and society An Anglican institution, Trinity welcomes Online 192 • Trinity College Foundation Studies people of all faiths and none. The College Certificate of Theology 279 celebrates, and is enriched by, the (TCFS), which offers a range of one-year 514 courses that prepare able overseas diversity of backgrounds of its staff International Programs students for undergraduate entry to and students. the University of Melbourne and other October Fast Track 2011 42 leading Australian universities February Main 320 July Fast Track 91 June and July Main 121 August and September Extended 90 October Fast Track 2012 71 735 Trinity Institute
Young Leaders Winter School 114 Juilliard Winter Jazz School 40 Young Leaders Summer School 108 262 STUDENT COHORT DURING 2012 1,860
2 2012 Annual Report Warden’s Report
Last year Campbell Bairstow and I shared leadership of Trinity, Campbell acting as Warden in the first half of the year when I took a sabbatical at Yale University. I am happy to report that the College flourished in my absence! As this report indicates, our various programs have continued to serve their students well, and the College has continued to achieve important strategic goals, including improvements to our facilities and in the breadth and depth of our programs.
While at Yale I was not completely apart Foundation Studies at Trinity before a other areas, but we see these as from College life, however; living in the Melbourne degree, and also for Australian complementary to, rather than substitutes resident student community at Yale Divinity undergraduates. There are increasing for, other forms of learning and School, I was also welcomed to Fellows’ numbers of Australian undergraduates at engagement. events at Timothy Dwight College, one of Yale’s New Haven campus, and at Harvard, Trinity needs to keep and develop that global the 12 residential colleges at Yale, founded as well as at Oxford and Cambridge. Quite perspective. We have of course had forms there in the 1920s – relatively recently, given a few students at schools which have of international engagement for many that Yale itself dates to 1701. While Trinity’s traditionally sent students on to this years, and most recently our Foundation members and friends need little convincing College are now seeing their choices in Studies and Young Leaders programs have of the value of residential life as part of a much wider terms than the local campus been particularly important for welcoming university experience, it was encouraging or Australian competitors. international students. We are thus well to see the centrality of the colleges at Yale It is especially interesting that at a time placed to welcome students from anywhere, and to be reminded of resonances between when some of these global educational and to encourage them to pursue their own life here and there. Yale’s new partnership leaders, including our own University of goals in all parts of the world. Australian with the National University of Singapore Melbourne, are putting significant course students are certainly seeing their options to create a liberal arts college in a regional content online for free, the demand for the as global; we want them and others, from neighbour puts those resonances in a new most traditional forms of community life at Asia, but also from Europe, the Americas and challenging perspective. university is growing, rather than declining. and Africa, to know that one of the most Yale-NUS is potentially a competitor with We continue to develop our long-standing outstanding sets of opportunities anywhere this College and the University of Melbourne, online courses in Theology and to expand can be found right here at Trinity. both for students currently coming to our educational technology offerings in
2012 Annual Report 3 Council operations, risk management, and capital Fellows investments. The Board’s comprehensive The College Council consists of Fellowship is the highest honour that is annual self-evaluation forms a basis of representatives of all major sectors of in the College’s power to bestow, and its measuring its effectiveness across a range the Trinity College community, including award is thus reserved for conspicuous of key areas. students, staff, alumni, donors, the church achievement in public life and in contribution and the University. As the peak governance The Board held eight meetings during the to the College. At its May meeting, the body of the College, the Council’s role is to year. Some of the key areas addressed Council raised Mr Robert Cripps AM, and ensure observance of the Trinity Constitution during its monthly meetings included Mr James S Guest AM OBE VRD, from the and to provide advice to the Board, the international strategy, the Strategic Plan, status of Fellow to that of Senior Fellow, and Warden and officers of the College. The the annual risk review, operating and capital elected as new honorary Fellows Dr Roger Council met in May, when it appointed budgets, fundraising, future arrangements Hamline Stafford Riordan AM, Professor the Rt Revd John Parkes AM KStJ, to the with the University of Melbourne related to Marcia Lynne Langton AM FASSA, and Mr Board, elected new honorary Fellows of the Foundation Studies, and the Student and Clive Smith. These three were installed as College, and discussed the Annual Report Staff Codes of Conduct. The Board also Fellows during Evensong on 7 October. In of the College for 2011. At its November approved a range of major infrastructure November, the Council elevated Sir Brian meeting, Council elected further Fellows, projects including the landscaping projects Inglis AC, Mr Brian Loton AC, and the Hon. and participated in an energetic discussion, for the Sharwood Court and Wynne Cottage/ Clive Tadgell AO QC, to the status of Senior led by the Warden, on strategic issues facing Kitchen North, the Jeopardy stage 2 Fellow, and elected as Fellows Professor the College over the coming five years. renovation, and a new telephony contract. (Charles) Ian Edward Donaldson FAHA Members of the Senior Management FBA FRSE, and Dr (Norman) Bruce Munro Board Team of the College were frequent guests FRACS FRANZCO. We congratulate all Trinity seeks to provide a world-class at Board meetings to discuss their budgets, those so elected on their achievements. collegiate education to our students. The their operational performance, their The Warden hosted a lunch for all Fellows College is fortunate to have an active and short-term and longer-term goals, and of the College in the Junior Common energetic Board that continues to focus areas where the Board could provide Room on 12 November. assistance and guidance. on meeting this goal. The Board works It was with great sadness that the College on strategic matters related to the future The Board was pleased to reappoint Ms acknowledges the contribution of two long- positioning of the College and on continually Oshana De Silva and Mr Stuart Gooley during standing Fellows who died during the year. lifting the quality of governance in the 2012, each for an additional two-year term. Professor AGL Shaw AO, a former resident College. To this end, all meetings include Mr Matthew Hargreaves followed Mr Sean student and Dean of the College, had been one or two major topics to allow in-depth Hewetson as Senior Student. The Board elected Fellow in 1980, and had in 2011 been discussion and debate of key topics. A farewelled Dr Graeme Blackman at the elevated to Senior Fellow. Dame Elisabeth number of teaching and administrative staff, conclusion of his term of eight years on the Murdoch, like Professor Shaw, was a from each of the educational divisions and Board. Dr Blackman had served on several generous benefactor to the College. support departments, made presentations of the Board’s committees, and was also She was elected as Fellow in 1990 and to the Board and contributed to Board Chairman of the Executive Committee of contributed greatly to many areas of the discussions in 2012. the Foundation; his knowledge and breadth College, particularly music. Over 40 key performance indicators are used of experience will be greatly missed. The by the Board to track the current status Board also wished Dr Blackman well in of the College’s performance, including his new role as Chancellor of the MCD University of Divinity.
4 2012 Annual Report Financial Performance The charts below show a breakdown of the chimney and north face restoration, sources of College income and areas of refurbishment of student rooms in The College performed better than budget College expenditure. Fee income is clearly Kitchens and in the Memorial Building in 2012, which was an excellent result given the main form of income, representing (Jeopardy), completion of the desktop/ some challenges faced during the year. 78.5%, followed by donations, 7.2%, laptop replacement project, and other Key among these was the builder investment income, 6.5% and other revenue, improvements to IT infrastructure. undertaking the Dining Hall redevelopment 5.2%. Salaries and staff-related costs project going into liquidation, resulting in The investment funds’ performance represent 48.3% of College expenditure in us having to appoint a replacement builder in 2012 was +18.9% compared to the 2012, with administration and other, 17.2%, late in the project. This resulted in additional benchmark portfolio’s performance of buildings and property, 12.5%, depreciation, costs for the building works, hire of +15.6%. These investment funds support 9.2% and marketing and promotions, 8.7%. temporary facilities and consultant fees. the College through the funding of Donations in 2012 to Trinity College and the scholarships, studentships, contributing The international student market for Trinity College Foundation were again strong to staff teaching and lectureships, building Foundation Studies was again subject to a and exceeded budget, with funds donated projects and other College activities. number of external dependencies including for scholarships, buildings and grounds The College Board, through the Finance the high Australian dollar, increased in- projects and teaching featuring solidly. and Investment Committees, regularly country competition as countries develop review the College’s investment local education programs that can provide The College spent some $6.6 million performance and fund drawdowns to direct entry to Australian universities, and on capital works in 2012 to improve ensure that programs and activities increased competition from USA, UK and infrastructure and operations. The are supported adequately while also Canada. Despite these, Foundation Studies major projects included the Dining Hall endeavouring to ensure endowed funds enrolments in 2012 exceeded target by redevelopment, landscaping works for are maintained in real terms for the some 12% and have increased in a market the Vatican Lawn, Sharwood Court and long term. that declined year-on-year overall. Kitchens, completion of the Leeper
2012 Income 2012 Expenditure
Administration and Conferences Other revenue 5.2% Salaries and other expenditure and events 1.7% on-costs 48.3% 17.2% Investment income 6.5%
Interest 0.9%
Donations Catering 4.1% 7.2%
Depreciation 9.2%
Marketing and promotions 8.7%
Buildings and Fee income 78.5% property 12.5%
2012 Annual Report 5 Senior Staff In December, Carla Scafi (TC 2009), Residential students again visited the graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. remote Minyerri community in the Northern There were several changes in the senior Carla is the first graduate in the BA Territory, and College students continue staff of the College during 2012. During (Extended) pathway program that to take part in the mid year Teachabout Semester One, the Warden was on commenced in 2009, and her achievement Program, established by Trinity alumni Sabbatical leave, and the Dean and Deputy is a signal moment for the University to assist Minyerri students to transition Warden, Mr Campbell Bairstow, was Acting and Trinity. All parties, including fellow to high school. Warden during this time; Dr Sally Dalton- residential colleges, remain committed Brown, Head of Academic Programs, was to building and sustaining a pathway to Sustainability Acting Dean. In April Dr Alan Watkinson, tertiary education for young Indigenous Director of Advancement, took up a position The College appointed two residential women and men and it is anticipated that at the Melbourne Business School. A search students to the position of Sustainability in 2013 a number of fellow students will process identified Mr Scott Charles to fill Interns in 2012 to help improve awareness follow Carla’s example. this role from late in the year, and in the of the College’s sustainability objectives and interim Campbell Bairstow filled this role Fifteen indigenous students were in practices across the various parts of the also. At the beginning of second semester, residence in the College, spread across College and to help embed the behavioural the Revd Dr Andreas Loewe, College the faculties of Arts, Biomedicine, changes required to meet the objectives for Chaplain, was appointed as Dean Postgraduate Medicine, Commerce, reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, of Melbourne, the fifth College Chaplain Physio, Music and Theology. Four of these waste, water and increased recycling to to undertake that role. students successfully completed first year name a few. BA (Extended), two of them achieving an The refurbishment of the Jeopardy Indigenous Programs H1 average. Indigenous students attended student rooms over summer involves such It is now some 10 years since the first both Summer and Winter Young Leaders environmental features as the installation Indigenous Australians joined Trinity as and Social Justice programs, and the of hydronic heating throughout the building resident students. Much has been learned College further cemented ties with the which will be more energy efficient than the and much achieved in those years, and Yalari Foundation and the Smith Family. electric slab and panel heating previously there is good cause for celebration after The first students through the Yalari installed, installation of double-glazed a decade of education of Indigenous and program (years 4–12) will graduate windows and improved insulation. non-Indigenous members of the College. this year and it is anticipated that some At times there have also been frustrations of them will be at the University of and disappointments for students and Melbourne and in residence in 2013. staff but this has rarely been because of a lack of goodwill or commitment.
6 2012 Annual Report Strategic Plan
The three-year strategic plan that had been developed in 2010 was continued, with the Board and Senior Management refining its details as the year progressed. The major strategies pursued during 2012 are outlined below.
Academic Programs Capital Works Process improvement Objective: To develop and diversify our Objective: To improve and expand our Objective: To re-engineer key College- academic programs, ensuring high quality, educational and residential facilities. wide processes to ensure efficiency and innovation and a formational student effectiveness. • Complete the Dining Hall project experience, with emphasis on Indigenous • Complete a business continuity plan engagement and sustainability, and to share • Commence stage two of the Jeopardy them with an increasingly large and diverse student rooms renovation • Review and revise governance practices, audience. • Landscape the Vatican Lawn particularly in effectiveness of committee structures and reporting • Continue development of health and • Complete Leeper Building fabric • Conduct major review of Shared Services, wellbeing programs restoration particularly to benchmark services • Complete sketch design for the • Examine the experience of and offering and expenditure against comparable Southern Precinct project to graduate students businesses • Develop strategies to increase student Human Resources numbers in the Ministry Formation Philanthropy Objective: To foster a positive, cohesive and Program Objective: To engage more deeply with efficient work environment that will develop • Pursue opportunities in relation to the alumni and friends of the College in order and support an outstanding staff community. new MCD University of Divinity to raise sufficient funds to support the goals • Continue to improve teaching spaces • Ensure professional development enables of the College Strategic Plan. staff to achieve the College’s strategic and AV facilities for Foundation Studies • Complete $1 million in philanthropic objectives • Fully implement iPad technology in support for the Dining Hall project • Build staff capacity across areas of Foundation Studies teaching and learning • Revitalise the workings of the Foundation expertise to ensure knowledge is retained • Continue to strengthen strategic Executive and processes are integrated/improved relationship with the University • Work with Board and Senior Management • Continue to explore new program niches Information Resources to expand and develop prospective with the University supporter list for transformational and Objective: To develop and enhance the major gifts • Continue to build student numbers across College’s technological infrastructure and both Young Leaders July and December information management. Finance programs and create new bespoke • Begin the network improvement program programs in the Trinity Institute Objective: To develop the financial resources • Standardise the desktop operating necessary to achieve our long-term vision. • Develop the model of the Gourlay environment Visiting Professor of Ethics in Business • Achieve budget surplus target and so as to make such visits College-wide • Improve IT systems’ resilience generate sufficient cash to meet our academic events medium to long-term needs • Introduce simplified and graphical reporting for Board and Finance Committees and other governance bodies as required
Having celebrated the College’s 140th year in August, the Board held a retreat over two days in September 2012, focused on creating a new strategic plan for the College from 2013, looking toward our 150th anniversary in 2022.
2012 Annual Report 7 Trinity students once again displayed their readiness to give back to the community through participation in a number of volunteer programs “throughout the year. ”
8 2012 Annual Report Residential College
The Residential College enjoyed a successful year. Academic standards remained impressively high and the quality of teaching through tutorials and consultations was consistently good. The first cohort of students in the new Melbourne graduate schools did well in the second year of studies in fields such as Medicine and Law.
Student life was rich and varied. The play, The 2012 Gala Night welcomed over students recognise this precinct will be the Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None 100 guests to be entertained by various heart of their collegiate life in the years ahead. and the musical, The 25th Annual Putnam musical items from members of the Trinity The harmony and positive spirit so evident County Spelling Bee (Union House Theatre community before being addressed by in the past year was in good part the Production of the Year Award), were well Tim Costello who delivered a fascinating result of the contribution of many leaders. delivered and enjoyed greatly by well- speech questioning Why do we contribute Dr Sally Dalton-Brown (acting Dean in attended audiences. The College performed to the community? Through ticket sales, a semester one), the two Senior Students, admirably in a range of artistic and cultural silent auction and raffle, the event was able Mr Sean Hewetson and Mr Matthew pursuits and the students are commended to raise over $5,000 for Teachabout and Hargreaves, and the two committees of on earning the Intercollegiate Shield for the Rural Comprehensive Health Project, the student leadership group, the Trinity the Arts for 2012. Other highlights included both worthy causes selected by this year’s College Associated Clubs (TCAC), were public concerts for the a capella groups the Outreach Committee. There were also many instrumental in building and celebrating a Candystripes and the Trinity Tiger Tones, a highlights and much fun in intercollegiate strong sense of community, and in ensuring cultural exchange to College House at the sports. The men won the Cowan Cup as the the academic priority of the College was University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New most successful college, and the women promoted and respected in the midst of Zealand, and a second Big Day In festival, enjoyed their best year for some time, a rich and vibrant offer of extracurricular a celebration of student music in many including completing a third consecutive programs and occasions. Mr Jeff Richardson forms. The most exciting initiative in the arts season as undefeated in hockey. The and Ms Kristie Nevill worked tirelessly and was the establishment of a Trinity College application and enthusiasm of the students, effectively to organise and manage student Orchestra. Some 40 players came together in training, playing and supporting, was life, including admissions, and are thanked under the leadership of conductor Patrick sincere and good-spirited. sincerely for taking on extra duties to cover Miller, and the concert held in October was Dubbed the ‘year of the tent’, 2012 saw the various periods of leave and deployment outstanding. Happily, the Trinity Orchestra erection of an impressive marquee that for colleagues. will continue next year. served as a dining hall for 10 months while Dr Megan Ang finished her term as a Trinity students once again displayed their the Hall was refurbished. The catering Resident Tutor in 2012 and left with sincere readiness to give back to the community staff and students met the challenge of thanks and good wishes for her career in through participation in a number of the temporary facility with good spirit and Medicine. Ms Helen Gray and Mr Roger volunteer programs throughout the year. cheerful countenance, and the return to Gray were also farewelled and thanked after Tutoring services with the River Nile and the Dining Hall in time for the Valedictory their year in the Vatican Cottage as Student Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience Dinner was greeted with great acclaim. Advisors and important members of the (AIME) continued weekly while individuals The modernisation and extension of the Hall resident community. contributed strongly to tutoring with the has been a splendid achievement and the Smith Family. Alongside these established programs students regularly helped out at the Asylum Seeker Refuge Centre. The annual Northern Territory Trip to Minyerri was led successful by Georgina McKay and Miranda Gaze. Twenty students spent a week teaching in the remote community of Minyerri before experiencing six days of meetings with influential figures involved in working through social issues surrounding the Indigenous population of the Northern Territory. The trip was immensely educational with all students returning with greater insights into the challenges faced by those living both in remote communities but also within Australian cities.
2012 Annual Report 9 Trinity College Theological School
Established by Bishop Moorhouse in 1877, the Trinity College Theological School is now part of the new MCD University of Divinity (MCDU), Australia’s first specialist university, which came into being on 1 January, although existing earlier as an ecumenical consortium founded in 1910.
The School has gained a unique opportunity Anglican Church, North Melbourne, in which Dr Ray Cleary, to discuss the role of religious to review its place within the United Faculty the Revd Dr Craig D’Alton will become the St education in schools. During the same of Theology (UFT), of which the Theological Mary’s Lecturer in Anglican Studies. month, Meg Warner prepared Bible studies School is a partner with the Jesuit for the National Bishops Conference. The The academic and formation program in Theological College and the Uniting Church speaker for the Barry Marshall Memorial the Theological School has thrived during Theological College, and MCDU as a whole. Lecture in August was the Hon. Justice 2012, with more than 40 students attending Michael Kirby whose topic was: Religion Dr Megan Warner, who graduated with her the Ministry Formation Program. Dr Andrew and sexuality: uncomfortable bedfellows. doctorate at the first MCDU graduation in Bunting was the Senior Theological Student The School presented a conference and May, was appointed Bromby Lecturer in and worked hard with us to build a vibrant book launch Celebrating the 20th anniversary Biblical Studies in January. Subsequently, community. The online program, run by Dr of the ordination of women. Ray Cleary she was appointed Research Coordinator David Gormley-O’Brien, is also flourishing. presented the John Naill Lecture to the for the UFT. During the year, two members The Certificate Program, which runs combined churches of Geelong on Biblical of faculty became Professors of MCDU: theological study at the parish level, has Principles on Justice and the Church. the Revd Dr Dorothy Lee and the Revd extended its reach and numbers. Dr Andrew McGowan. The Revd Cecilia Throughout August, the Theological School Francis took on the role of Coordinator of In addition to these achievements, the held a vocations’ month, where members the Certificate Program. The School also Theological School has been fruitfully of faculty preached across the Diocese. The set up an Adjunct Faculty to assist in its engaged with the wider church and society. Wangaratta Diocesan Conference was held wider teaching and research. The School In March, it hosted a Religious Education at Trinity in December, with members of also developed a partnership with St Mary’s Forum at Trinity, chaired by the Revd Canon faculty giving Bible studies and addresses.
10 2012 Annual Report Trinity College Foundation Studies
Trinity College Foundation Studies (TCFS) is an award-winning, one year course that annually prepares around 700 overseas students for undergraduate entry to the University of Melbourne and other leading Australian universities by equipping them with the intellectual, linguistic and cultural skills necessary for success at university.
Widely regarded as a benchmark for The table is of particular interest this year The February Main intake from 2012 foundation studies programs in Australia, in that 2012 has been the first full year in has delivered overall results that are TCFS courses are academically supervised which every student entering TCFS has stronger than for the previous five years, and quality assured by the University of been issued with an iPad and many of and a greater proportion than usual will Melbourne, which guarantees places the teaching materials and approaches receive offers of places at the University to those students. On average, around to learning have been expressly designed of Melbourne. This innovative program of 80% of TCFS graduates achieve the to use that iPad platform. Earlier trials technology assisted teaching and learning required scores. suggested that students would generally was titled Step Forward and results suggest become slightly more engaged and that a step has indeed been taken. We will The program has been successfully responsive learners, and it was hoped that be closely watching further intakes’ results helping prepare international students for overall academic performance would also to see if that pattern applies to all groups. university for 22 years now. Longitudinal be improved and evident in final results. performance data from within the University of Melbourne shows us that TCFS students do very well once they are in their JULY JULY OCTOBER FEBRUARY undergraduate studies. Highly qualified FAST TRACK MAIN FAST TRACK MAIN teaching staff use a lecture and tutorial ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS 2011–12 2011–12 2011–12 2012 style of teaching to develop independent learning skills. This is combined with Number of final examinees 59 117 42 396 individual mentoring, a strong network Students qualifying from the program 59 113 42 390 of student welfare and support services, Students with an average of, or 4 8 6 38 and a range of extracurricular activities above 95% (6.8%) (6.8%) (14.2%) (9.6%) to prepare students for tertiary study. Students with an average of 90–100% 25 33 16 141 Academic Achievements for their top 4 subjects (42.4%) (28.2%) (38.1%) (35.6%) The high academic standards of TCFS TCFS graduates who applied to students are reflected in the following University of Melbourne offered a 53 83 36 325 statistics from the 2011– 2012 intakes. place (89.8%) (70.9%) (85.7%) (82.1%)
2012 Annual Report 11 Trinity Institute
Gourlay Visiting Professor a significant partner for Trinity – as well Young Leaders Program, of Ethics in Business as five low socioeconomic students December on scholarships from the University of We were delighted to welcome Professor In December, the Young Leaders program Melbourne, and three refugee students Ronald Jeurissen, Chair of Business saw record numbers of domestic students from Gilmore College for Girls, in Footscray. Ethics, Nyenrode Business Universiteit, totalling 35. Ten of these students were In terms of student population, there were as the Gourlay Visiting Professor of Ethics Indigenous and came to our programs 12 different nationalities represented with in Business in November. The Professor via partnerships with Yalari and the Smith students from Hong Kong, Indonesia, Korea, spent five weeks at the College. Professor Family. We had 11 low socioeconomic Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan, Jeurissen offered challenging seminars students through a partnership with Thailand, UAE, US and Vietnam. The English for the residential students, served as the Western Chances, an organisation that Intensive for International Students, which keynote speaker for the Annual Forum on has connection with low socioeconomic ran for the first time, attracted 10 Thai Ethics, Governance and Performance, the students in Melbourne’s western suburbs as students, bringing our total of Thai students CPA Australia Congress and the Fairfax well as three low socioeconomic students to 21. Over six programs, 164 students Oration for the Melbourne Business School. sponsored by the University of Melbourne, joined the Young Leaders Program in July. The Professor also offered a public lecture and four Kwong Lee Dow students, also at the RACV Club where over 150 attended, Juilliard Winter Jazz School sponsored by the University. The remainder and various seminars and workshops for of our students came from Malaysia (29 in the University of Melbourne and other The Juilliard Jazz program also attracted total) as well as Singapore (34) who came business leaders in the city. record numbers in Week 1, with 40 students via school groups from Ngee Ann Secondary, attending from NSW, Qld, South Australia, Meridien JC and Serangoon JC and small Young Leaders Program, July Victoria, Western Australia, China and India. numbers from Indonesia, Sri Lanka, the As usual, the highlight of the week was The Trinity Institute saw a significant US and New Zealand. the student concert where our students increase in July numbers in 2012, largely performed in ensembles after a week due to the popularity of the Social Justice of tutoring from the world’s leading jazz program, which attracted a total of 65 teachers, the faculty of Juilliard’s Jazz students. In July, we had a total of six School, New York City. Indigenous students through Yalari –
12 2012 Annual Report Advancement
The College enjoyed a successful year in its Advancement activities. Donations in 2012 amounted to $2.19 million, and fundraising activities for scholarships and teaching and for improved facilities made an important difference to the lives of students and staff.
Continuing success in the annual giving and a Leeper Society afternoon at Duneira at program and several important bequests Mount Macedon, were popular with alumni resulted in the goals for the year being and friends. These events were important exceeded. Highlights for the year that opportunities for continuing engagement were supported by philanthropy included with the College, and the support shown the transformation of the Dining Hall and was affirming for Trinity staff and those the development of contemporary, casual in governance roles. The Warden and Ms dining spaces on the northern face of the Crook visited Singapore and Kuala Lumpur traditional Hall, progress with landscaping in November and were welcomed warmly in the north-eastern precinct of the main by alumni and families linked to Trinity campus, and commencement of works to College Foundation Studies. refurbish all student accommodation in the In many ways 2012 was a year of change, Memorial Building (Jeopardy). The small particularly in leadership roles linked to and passionate band of benefactors that Advancement. The Annual General contributes annually to student scholarships Meeting of the Trinity College Foundation again made a remarkable difference, and marked the retirement of the Chairman, the total financial aid distributed for the Dr Graeme Blackman OAM, after nine years year to resident students, comprised of of distinguished service. Dr Blackman made those gifts and endowment income, was an outstanding contribution as Chairman of more than $1 million. the Executive Committee of the Foundation The year also saw the Director of The area of alumni relations was particularly and Chair of the Campaign Committee Advancement, Dr Alan Watkinson, depart to busy and successful. It was decided that in the life of the remarkably successful take up a senior position with the Melbourne the 140th Anniversary Celebration Dinner Campaign for Trinity, and as a member of Business School. In his five years at Trinity, would be the principal focus for the year the Trinity Board. His support of students Alan led the development of a number and that regular decade reunions would in need, in which he was joined by his wife of fundraising initiatives and under his be suspended as a result. The dinner was and loyal Trinity supporter Paulene, is guidance, important and reliable annual a triumph. Almost 600 guests enjoyed acknowledged with gratitude. Mr Charles philanthropic income was received. He also a night of fine food and wine, sublime Sitch, an alumnus with senior corporate established connections and professional music and splendid company. The Warden and commercial experience and a record friendships with many members of the spoke eloquently on the achievements and of distinguished service as a volunteer Trinity community, and was an elegant ambitions of the College, with particular in not-for-profit groups, succeeded Dr and informed advocate at all times. In emphasis on plans to build significantly Blackman as Chairman. The College also January, Ms Astrida Cooper, Associate the corpus of funds held in endowment acknowledges the special contribution made Director, Major Gifts, was also thanked for to provide scholarships for students in by Ms Miranda Milne, who resigned after two years of loyal service upon her move all parts of Trinity. Associate Director, serving on the Executive Committee of the to a senior role in the independent school Alumni Relations, Ms Nicole Crook, Foundation for 14 years. She is thanked sector. Upon the departure of Dr Watkinson, deserves great praise for the planning and sincerely for her advice flowing from her Mr Campbell Bairstow served as acting management of such a successful College commercial experience and insights, Director of Advancement until December, celebration. Other occasions were also well including in the effective and responsible when Mr Scott Charles commenced in the attended. The annual Fleur-de-Lys Drinks management of endowments and funds role. Scott will bring to the position valuable Under the Oak, the Seniors’ Lunch, city held in trust, and her deep affection for commercial experience and strong Trinity breakfasts, various Warden’s Circle events the College. links as a former student and tutor.
2012 Annual Report 13 Art and Archives
In December 2012, four additions to the College’s portrait collection were unveiled in the recently renovated Dining Hall to much acclaim.
These included the current Warden, Professor Also contributing to the broader promotion reception foyer where it makes a prominent Andrew McGowan, by artistic duo Charles of the College’s art collection was the and important statement about the College’s Green and Lyndell Brown, philanthropist loan of Terry Matassoni’s Travelling Home commitment towards Indigenous education. Rupert Myer, by Yvette Coppersmith, Senior (1989) to a retrospective of his work held During the year, the Archives were again Fellow, Professor Emeritus John Poynter, at the Maroondah Art Gallery throughout in demand from both internal and external by Julia Ciccarone, and Lianne Gough’s September and October. The work was a researchers. A new photograph database portrait of architect Neil Everist, whose firm, purchase by the ER White Club in 1990, and was created to enable searching of the McGlashan Everist, was responsible for illustrates the significant cultural value of College’s growing holdings of digitised the construction of the Memorial Building several astute past purchases by the Club. photographs. A large portion of the archive (Jeopardy) in the late 1950s. The ER White Club continued to build on material housed in the Behan basement these past strengths, acquiring two oil With the re-opening of the Dining Hall, a and in offsite storage in Brunswick was paintings by Sydney-based artist Carla room brochure – A Quick Guide to the Portrait transferred to ArchiveSecurity, a professional Hananiah. Hananiah was awarded the Collection in the Dining Hall – was produced storage facility in Laverton. In September, Blake Prize’s John Coburn Emerging to provide both the College community the Dean was the guest of the Athenaeum Artist Award in 2011, and subsequently and visitors a means of identifying works. Club when it hosted a dinner celebrating won the 2012 Mosman Art Prize Viewers’ This approach has been taken in lieu of the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Choice Award. wall labels to retain a domestic feel, while Dickens, at which were displayed several acknowledging the great diversity of alumni The generous gift of Campbell Bairstow letters by Dickens held in the George Rusden and artists represented in the Collection. and Jill Gregory of a commissioned woven Collection at Trinity. The Rusden Collection The guide has already gone into its second pandanus mat by Yolngu elder, Langani index has been moved to a separate print-run, and has been distributed at Marika, was another valued addition to the database, and will progressively be loaded associated museums across the University College’s existing holdings of Marika family to the website to allow external searches. to further promote the College’s Collection. artwork, and has been hung in the new
Neil Everist OAM, Lianne Gough, oil on linen, 2012 Woven pandanus mat (detail), 2012, Langani Marika, c 200cm diameter
14 2012 Annual Report Buildings and Grounds
The Buildings and Ground staff service Projects under the Buildings Master Plan Grounds Master Plan items included a wide range of stakeholders across all included overseeing the redevelopment landscaping works associated with the campuses of the College. Results from of the Dining Hall, the refurbishment Dining Hall, Vatican Lawn, Sharwood Court the 2012 customer service survey showed of the Bishops’ Building foyer, and the and Kitchens precincts, and the installation continued improvements in staff satisfaction development of an annex between the of a new steel fence along the University with overall Buildings and Grounds service. Leeper Building and the Dining Hall, the boundary. Other works overseen by Projects undertaken in 2012 reflected the refurbishment of student rooms, and Buildings and Grounds were the completion continued implementation of the Building completion of the sketch design phase of the Signage Master Plan and the Master Plan (2007) and Grounds Master for a proposed new College-wide installation of CCTV in several Foundation Plan (2008), together with a range of educational facility in the southern Studies leased premises. other works. precinct, along Tin Alley.
2012 Annual Report 15 Chaplaincy
The Chaplaincy team offers regular worship opportunities, pastoral support and advice to all members of Trinity, be they students, staff, parents, friends, alumni or members of the wider University and Parkville communities.
Funds were raised to assist in reducing the Philip Huggins led the services at Easter, Students and colleagues were sad to see Chapel’s carbon footprint; electronic orders including baptism and confirmation. The Andreas depart in October to become the of service were introduced to aid that goal. Governor of Victoria and the Chancellors Dean of Melbourne, but wish him well in his Technology to enable video broadcast of of both the University of Melbourne and the new role. Chapel services to the Old Warden’s Lodge MCD University of Divinity attended a service In December, the Chaplains, Music and was used successfully for several services. to mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Advancement staff again produced three Generous Chapel giving by students, staff in May. In July, the Revd Chris Carolane well-attended and beautifully sung services and members of the wider community, accompanied a group of Foundation Studies of nine lessons and carols, two in the enabled the support of a number of students to Central Australia, while he and Chapel and the third at St Paul’s Cathedral, outreach projects. the Revd Dr Andreas Loewe led the Choir where a collection in support of Anglicare of Trinity College on its tour to Germany The Revd Dr Joy Sandefur joined the team Victoria was taken. and the Baltic State in September. as Assistant Chaplain for the year. Bishop
16 2012 Annual Report Communications
The Communications team produced all the 140th Anniversary Celebration Dinner contribution to the University of Melbourne print and online marketing collateral for in August, promoting the continuing need Open Day in August, providing information the College in 2012, and brought significant for scholarship endowments. about all of our educational divisions. The innovation to student handbooks going TCAC took a special role in recruitment Our social media strategy supports our online. Communications also produces the and training of guides for the day, resourced overall communications strategy and our College magazine, Trinity Today, which is by the Communications team. The logistics activities reflect and are consistent with our now made available electonically as well as of managing Open Day without the Dining key messages and branding. Interacting in print. The campus signage project was Hall as the hub involved constructing a online gives us the opportunity to show completed in 2012, under the direction new gate from Tin Alley and utilising the a little more of Trinity’s personality – one of the Manager, Visual Communications, marquee as an asset that looked just like that is responsive, informative, relevant, Ms Dee Jenkins. the other large marquees around campus friendly and fun. We have used social media on the day. Record numbers filled the Video has become a very important part to recruit and interact with future and College on the day. of the College’s promotion materials. The current students, parents, alumni, staff increase in views on YouTube has reflected and friends and develop them into active this, and videos are also distributed to community participants. We have shared agents and prospective students on DVD news, photos and achievements, and and USB drives. The most significant encourage participation from our audiences. video produced in 2012 was shown at Communications organised the College’s
Conferences and Events
2012 had challenges due to the closure in excess of targets. In addition to the and refurbishment of the Dining Hall. The financial benefits, the Conference and well-appointed marquee set up on the Events department brings important tennis court as a replacement dining area, groups to the College, exposing us to a however, provided an excellent substitute much wider audience, both domestic and for catering and hospitality and Alliance international. These outcomes could not Catering continued to provide quality service have been achieved without the tremendous under the circumstances. Despite all the support of Assistant to Conference Manager, construction and building projects in 2012, Pierre Houeix, Alliance Catering, Berkeley the Conference and Events department Challenge Cleaning Team, Buildings and continued to flourish and ended up well Grounds, Main Reception and Accounts staff.
Human Resources
Professional development and training has Management Plan. We continue to offer been a priority of Human Resources in 2012. our health and wellbeing programs, which Mentoring opportunities for selected staff, are very popular with staff. on the job training, in-house training such In 2012, 30 new staff started at Trinity as iPad and other IT workshops, regulatory College. There were two new Foundation training covering such areas as the Equal Studies Subject Leaders, Ms Peetra Letche Opportunity Act (EOA), Code of Conduct, (English for Academic Purposes) and operational health and safety, first aid, and Dr Kerry Higgins (Chemistry), and two of manual handling have all been offered. An our staff were made inaugural Professors online version of emergency management at the new MCD University of Divinity: the programs has also been developed in Revd Professor Andrew McGowan and the conjunction with the Critical Incident Revd Professor Dorothy Lee.
2012 Annual Report 17 Information Technology Services
Among the additional services delivered during 2012 included the iPad rollout to every Foundation Studies student, a staff identity card rollout and a visitor wireless internet access system.
The visitor wireless system provides vastly improves the user experience when The computer network refresh (year one) access for defined classes of visitors to the accessing the external website on smart was completed, which included a 2Gbps College, including Board and Committee phones, tablets and different sized devices. link upgrade for the south Carlton precinct, members and conference guests. More This development improves the way a 1Gbps link upgrade to Royal Parade major improvements to the audio-visual potential students (and their parents) buildings, replacement of routing and (AV) facilities were made, completing the access information about the College. firewall equipment and expanded wireless three-year AV upgrade plan. The first year of coverage. Additional technology, including Tenders for multi-year iPad provision and a three-year network improvement project AV systems, was integrated into the associated services as well as telephone was completed, improving the performance refurbished Dining Hall. A broad range call carriage were completed, as was of the underlying computer network. of IT infrastructure was provided for the the planned standardisation to the Mac Critical Incident Management Plan. A new responsive design was implemented operating system for staff computer use. on the external website in collaboration Foundation Studies computer laboratory with the Communications team, which equipment was also replaced.
18 2012 Annual Report Library
The Library continues to offer reader negotiated with JSTOR and EBSCO Host In April, Mary-Clare Adam, the goddaughter services to students and staff of all parts regarding wider access to their databases. of Valentine Leeper, presented the Library of the College, running orientation and Major electronic databases in the Library with a doll that belonged to Valentine. The skills sessions at the beginning of the currently focus on religion and theology; doll is a highly collectible item of some year to residential and Foundation Studies subscriptions were rationalised so as not monetary value apart from the significance students, and offering research collections to duplicate the resources available at the of its provenance, and was given on long- to students, staff and external readers. Dalton McCaughey Library, and we have term loan. Four bursaries were created for students now implemented EZproxy software that A condensed version of an exhibition at the to supervise the Library during its extended allows for remote authentication of users Red Gallery called Wunderkammer, curated evening opening hours. of electronic resources. by artist Rod Gray, was on display in the Negotiations with the University of The Library’s security system uses old Library until March 2012. In May, the Library Melbourne’s Library for the renewal of technology that is no longer supported. installed an exhibition called Found and Lost the contract for use of the Library by the A new system is being investigated that by artists Ria Green and Claire Humphries. Foundation Studies program have resulted would allow the Library to implement in significant database access to the self-service checkout and also monitor University Library’s electronic resources to take books from the Library that have for students and staff. The Librarian also not been checked out.
2012 Annual Report 19 Music
Across all its programs, Trinity continued to develop its musical talents.
A Trinity College Orchestra (at the instigation of Melbourne’s Faculty of Medicine 150th state funeral for Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, of resident student Felicity Martin) was Anniversary Dinner in September, and an exceptionally generous supporter of the formed at the beginning of the year, and the inaugural Anatomy Department College, particularly its music programs. there was success for the Trinity Tiger Tones Service of Thanksgiving for those who had ABC Classics also released several CDs on Channel 7’s Australia’s Got Talent. The donated their bodies for medical research during 2012 with tracks by the Trinity College Foundation Studies Singers were formed and teaching in October. The Choir also Choir – For the God who Sings and Rule this year, an initiative of Foundation Studies continued its community involvement with Britannia! – The Music that Made Britain Great. Chaplain, the Revd Chris Carolane, and services at St Matthew’s, Broadford, in Lest We Forget – The Music of Remembrance Director of Music, Mr Michael Leighton celebration of the church’s 150th anniversary also featured the Choir in several hymns as Jones. The group performed at Fare Dinkum in August and a May concert at St Michael’s well as appropriate anthems and motets, and the Spring Concert to an enthusiastic Church in the city. The Trinity Gents sang including a premiere recording of For the reception. The Choir of Trinity College at lunchtime functions at the Lyceum and Fallen by Michael Leighton Jones. Later in sang JS Bach’s Johannes-Passion at the Savage Clubs during the year, and the the year, there were two CD releases: British Melbourne Recital Centre in March under Melbourne-based choral scholars were part Choral Music and 50 Best-Loved Hymns, the the baton of Stephen Layton, Director of of the Melbourne Arts Centre Christmas second being a two CD set with 35 tracks Music at Trinity College, Cambridge. Former Morning Melodies in December. The Choir sung by the Choir. chorister, Siobhan Stagg, was soprano was honoured to be invited to sing at the soloist and Michael Leighton Jones sang the role of Jesus. John O’Donnell concluded his role as College Organist at the end of 2012. His skills in the organ loft, particularly his harmonisations of the last verses of hymns and improvised organ voluntaries at the end of Sunday services have been a musical treat. The Choir toured in June and July, returning to Germany and visiting the Baltic States and St Petersburg for services and a highly successful series of concerts to appreciative audiences. The Choir’s first engagement back in Melbourne was a very well received concert of Bach’s music – Cantatas 51 and 182 and the Magnificat – with Greta Bradman and visiting German tenor, Wolfram Lattke, among the soloists. Several significant milestones during the year provided performance opportunities for the Choir – the College’s 140th Anniversary Celebration Dinner in August, the University
20 2012 Annual Report Appendix staff list Mrs Helen Gray, Mr Angus Cameron, Ms Charlotte Guy, BA WAust, TCert Carleton, BA Melb (Media) BEnv Melb (Environments) Warden’s Office GradDipAppSc(TeacherLib) Ms Diana Carson, Mr Timothy Hamilton, Professor Andrew McGowan, WACAE, CELTA Cambr BSc Melb, MClinPsy RMIT BA Melb (Criminology) BA(Hons) WAust, BD(Hons) Residential Advisor (Psychology) Ms Irene Han, MelbCollDiv, MA, PhD NotreDame (February–November) Ms Laura Chalk, BA Melb (Quantitative Methods) Warden and President of Mr Roger Gray , BA Melb (Indigenous Politics) Trinity College BScEd WAust Mr Matthew Harper-Schmid, Principal Research Fellow, Residential Advisor Mr David Chan, BA, BCom Melb (Accounting) BCom Melb (Economics) School of Historical Studies, (February–November) Mr Luke Heemsbergen University of Melbourne Mr Harrison Wraight, Ms Viola Chan, (Critical Skills) (on sabbatical leave, BArchSt Melb BCom(Hons) Melb (Accounting) Ms Nilupa Herath January–June) Research Assistant Mr Kyle Conrau-Lewis, BSc(Hons) Moratuwa Mr Campbell Bairstow, (from August) BA(Hons) Melb (Latin) (Engineering) BA WAust, BEd Murdoch Mr Brett Considine, Mr Rick Hodgson (Finance) Acting Warden (January to June) Resident Tutors BCom(Hons) Melb (Accounting) Ms Ellen Innes (Environments) Dr Brenda Holt, BA Baylor, DipEd Mr Paul Andrews, Mr Joshua Crowther, Monash, MA Fuller, PhD Melb BSc, BA Melb Ms Selvi Jegatheeson, BA(Hons) Melb (History) Chief of Staff BSc(Hons) Auck (Veterinary Dr Megan Ang, Honorary Fellow, Melbourne Dr Sally Dalton-Brown, Science) MBBS Adel Graduate School of Education, BA(Hons) Wits, BA(Hons) UNISA, Dr Alisha Jung, University of Melbourne Mr Paul Broussard, MA Wits, PhD Cantab (Russian) BSc(Hons), PhD Auck BA(Hons) Melb Dr Peter Campbell, JP, Ms Harriet Dashnow, (Neuroscience) BEc, BA, MMus ANU, Mr Benedict Carson, BA, BSc Melb (Genetics) Mr James Kelly, GradDipLib&InfoMgt Canberra, BSc(Hons) Melb Ms Sarah Delamore, BPD Melb (Environments) PhD Melb, AALIA Ms Kate Crowhurst BPlan&Des(Arch), MArch Melb Executive Officer Mr William Leaf, BA WAust, MEd Melb (Design) Honorary Fellow, Melbourne BPD, BArch, BPC(Hons) Melb Dr Emma Henderson Conservatorium of Music, , Ms Hélène Duchamp, (Architecture) BA, LLB(Hons) Canterbury, BCom Melb (French) University of Melbourne Ms Rosemary Lewis, LLM BritCol, PhD Melb Mr Hamish Edridge, BCom, BPC, DML Melb (Property) Residential College Ms Anna Hood, BCom, BSc Melb (Management) Ms Joy Liu, BA, LLB(Hons) Melb, LLM NYU Mr Campbell Bairstow, Dr Katherine Firth, BBiomed Melb (Immunology) (to July) BA WAust, BEd Murdoch MA Cantab, MA, PhD OxfBrookes Professor Joe Klewicki, Dean of the College and Deputy Ms Kellie Mathers, BPhysEd, (Literature) BSc Michigan, MSc GeorgiaIT, to the Warden (July–December) GradDipEd WAust Ms Astrid Fulton, PhD Michigan (Fluid Dynamics) Dr Sally Dalton-Brown, Mr Justin McNamara, BAppSc, BSc Melb (Engineering) Mr Timothy Lim, BA(Hons) Wits, BA(Hons) UNISA, PsyD Deakin Ms Stephanie Fung BCom Melb (Accounting) MA Wits, PhD Cantab Mr Jason Qin, (Veterinary Science) Acting Dean and Mr Scott Limbrick, (January–June) BE(Hons) Melb Head of Academic Programs Mr Graeme Gange, BA(Hons) Melb (Politics) Ms Alyce Wilson, BEng(Hons) Melb (Computer Mr Jeff Richardson, BA, DipEd Ms Mayatili Marika BHlthSc(Hons) Deakin Science) (Yolngu Matha) Melb, GradDipLang Deakin, (from July) Ms Josie Gorter, MEd Monash Mr Firas Massouh, BCom(Hons) Melb (Finance) Head of Student Services Non-Resident Tutors BA, GradDipArts(IslamSt) Melb Ms Kristie Nevill Ms Elizabeth Greentree, (Arabic) , BA(Hons) Ms Michelle Anson, BA(Hons) Melb, CELTA LaTrobe, LaTrobe, PGDipTeach(Sec) Melb BCom(Hons) Melb (Marketing) Ms Alisha McCreery, MDiv AustCollDiv, CertMgt Melb Admissions Officer BSc(Hons) Curtin (Chemistry) Mr Elliott Bannan, (Islamic Studies) BA Melb (History) Mr Patrick Miller, Dr Sanzhuan Sandra Guo, BMus, MMus Melb (Orchestra) Ms Tania Bonetto, LLM Northwestern, PhD Peking, DipInterp&Trans RMIT (Italian) JD Melb (Business Law)
2012 Annual Report 21 Mr Peter Muhlebach, Ms Sonya Wurster, Theological School Adjunct Faculty BPD, MArch Melb BA(Hons), MA Melb (Classics) The Revd Professor Dorothy The Revd Canon Dr Stephen (Environments) Dr Hee-Jeong Silvia Yang, Lee, Ames, Mr Liam Mulvey, PhD Hanbuk, DipTheol BA(Hons), DipEd Newc, BSc, PhD Melb, BD, BA, BA WAust (French) MelbCollDiv (Spanish) BD(Hons), PhD Syd HD EpiscDivSch, PhD Melb Dean of the Theological School Mr Benjamin Murphy, Dr Henry Yao, The Venerable Dr Brad Billings, Frank Woods Professor of New BA Melb (Politics) MBBS, BMedSc Melb (Medicine) BTheol TaborColl, BMin Testament MelbCollDiv, MA Melb, ThD Ms Rachel Macleod, Mr Luke Zappia (Chemistry) The Revd Canon Dr Ray Cleary AustCollTheol BA Melb (Arts) Student Tutors AM, The Revd Professor Gary D Mr Matthew Matthew BEcon, DipEd Monash, BSocWk Bouma, (Indonesian) Ms Jocelyn Chu (Medicine) Melb, BTheol, MMin, DMinStuds BA Calvin, MDiv PrincetonThSem, Mr Aaron Mazur (Commerce) Mr Ben Clark (Guitar) MelbCollDiv MA, PhD Cornell Sambell Lecturer in Pastoral Mr David McDonald (Chemistry) Mr Mathew Crane, and Public Theology The Revd Dr Lynne Broughton, BA ACU (Arts) Ms Kristie Nevill, Director of Ministry Formation BA, PhD Melb BA(Hons) LaTrobe, Mr Luis Duhart Gonzales The Revd Dr Craig D’Alton, The Revd Dr John Capper, PGDipTeach(Sec) Melb (Drumming) BA, PhD Melb, BTheol, MA BEng UNSW, BTheol, DipMin (Anthropology) Mr Daniel Gibbons (Economics) MelbCollDiv Ridley, DipSocSc UNE, PhD Ms Clare O’Donoghue, Cantab Mr Rob Hansen (Music) St Mary’s Lecturer in Anglican BA(Hons) Melb (Art History) Studies (from December) The Revd Dr David Cole, Mr Sam Hartley (Piano) Ms Chiemi Parker (Japanese) Dr David Gormley O’Brien, DMin SanFran, PhD Newc Mr Alistair Haskett, Mr Andrej Peisker, BSc, BComEng LaTrobe, MA, The Revd Dr Craig D’Alton, BMus VCA (Guitar) BSc Melb (Mathematics) MATS GordonConwellTS, MPhil, BA, PhD Melb, BTheol, MA Mr Andrew Hearl, DPhil Oxon MelbCollDiv Ms Samantha Perussich (Law) BA Melb (Gender Studies) McMullin Lecturer and St Mary’s Lecturer in Anglican Mr Tristam Shepherd Coordinator of Theology Online , Mr Andrew Hebbard Studies (to December) BSc(Hons), MSc Canter (Climate (Biomedicine) The Revd Cecilia Francis, The Venerable Dr John Davis, Science) LicACST LincolnIHS, BTheol Ms Madeleine Hodge (Urban BA Adel, DipEd, MA McMaster, Mr Stefan Siemsen (German) MelbCollDiv Environments) BD, DTheol MelbCollDiv Coordinator, Supervised Mr Nick Snashall-Woodhams The Revd Dr Ron Dowling, Mr Charles Kemp (Bagpipes) Theological Field Education (Economics) BA Melb, MA CathUAmerica, Mr Daniel Ko Program and Certificate in (Biomedicine) DMin ChrchDivSchPac, ThL Mr Prasanna Sritharan, Theology and Ministry Mr Daniel Loudon BEng(Mechatronics), BCompSc (Engineering) Dr Anne Elvey, The Revd Dr Andreas Loewe, Melb (Engineering) Mr Jonathan Lai (Medicine) BSc, PhD Monash, BA(Hons), MPhil Oxon, PhD GradDipEd MercyColl, BTheol, Mr Jack Tan, Mr Simon Mathews (Quantitative Cantab, FRHistS TheolM MelbCollDiv BA Singapore (Literature) Methods) Gavan Lecturer in Theology Dr Felicity Harley-McGowan, Ms Wai Ying Tham, Mr Damian Morton (Guitar) (to October) BSc(Hons) Melb (Yoga) BA, PhD Adel Mr Luke Patterson (Viola) The Revd Professor Andrew Mr Justin Tonti-Filiponti McGowan, The Revd Dr Ron Noone, Ms Georgina Prassas, (Engineering) BA(Hons) WAust, BD(Hons) BA Melb, PhD NYU, BTheol MBBS, BMedSc Melb (Medicine) MelbCollDiv, MA, PhD NotreDame MelbCollDiv Ms Sissy Wang (Accounting) Mr Sebastian Strugnell, Joan F W Munro Professor of The Revd Canon Dr Colleen Ms Alice Warren , BSc, MSc Melb (Mathematics) Historical Theology O’Reilly, BA(Hons) Canter (Linguistics) Mr Douglas Tjandra Dr Megan Warner, GradDipEdAdmin Melb, ThA Ms Amelia Watson, (Biomedicine) BJuris, LLB, LLM WAust, LLM AustCollTheol, BTheol SydCollDiv, BA Melb (Psychology) Bristol, BTheol MelbCollDiv, MTheol USyd, DMinStud Mr Rukman Vijayakumar, DTheol MCDU SanFranThSem Mr Jonathan Wilkinson, BBiomed Melb (Pharmacology) BA Melb BDesign RMIT, Bromby Lecturer in Biblical The Revd Dr Brian Porter, Mr James Wolfe, JD Melb (Law) Studies MA Cantab, MLitt UNE, BA BSc(Hons) Syd (Anatomy) Monash, ThD AustCollTheol Ms Lyn Wilson, Mr David Barmby, Mr Peter Wu (Piano) BDes(Hons) VUW (Environments) BMus Syd, MMus UNSW Dr Muriel Porter OAM, Ms Yvonne Yu (Piano) Administrator BA UNE, BLitt ANU, DPhil Melb, MA ACU
22 2012 Annual Report The Revd Canon Dr Charles Dr Tamar Lewit, Mr James Kerley, Ms Ann Wang, Sherlock, BA(Hons) Melb, PhD Lond, FSA BA(Hons), GradDipEd LaTrobe BA(IntStud) RMIT BA(Hons) Syd, ThL AustCollTheol, Director of Special Academic Marketing and Admissions Administrative Assistant MA ANU, BD Lond, ThD Projects Manager Teaching Staff AustCollTheol Ms Alpna Tankha, Ms Jaime Winchester, BCom Dehli, MBus(ERPs) VU BA, GradDipComms VU Accounting International Programs Administration Coordinator Marketing and Admissions Ms Mary Zafirakis, Dr Barbara Cargill, Officer BEc, PostGradDip(Acc) Monash BA, MEd Melb, DBA Swinburne, Accommodation Subject Leader MAHRI Ms Kirsten Fawcett-Le Registrations Dean of International Programs Mr Ian Beck, Rossignol, Ms Christine Alexiou, BBus, MBA RMIT, MEdAdmin, Mr Glen Jennings, BA VUT BA Monash DipTertEd UNE, DipEd BA(Hons), MA LaTrobe Accommodation Coordinator Director of Registrations StateCollVic, FRMIT Associate Dean (Academic (on leave from August) Ms Ting Dong, Operations) Mr Felipe Casasayas, Ms Jillian Huang, BBus(HospMgt) VU BEd Melb, GradDipCompSc, Dr Bernard Leigh, BA Guandong, Med Registrations Officer GradDipAdvCompSc, GradDipAcc BSc(Hons), GradDipEd, PhD Monash, AdvDipTrans LaTrobe Monash, MEd Melb AustInstTrans&Interp Student Counselling Timetable Coordinator & Student Service Support Ms Anita Krautschneider, Biology Special Projects Coordinator & Accommodation Officer BA Deakin, GradDipAppPsych (from August) Dr Kerry Higgins, Ms Alison Menzies, VUT, MEd(Psych) Melb, MAPS BSc(Hons), PhD Melb BA, BSW, GradDip(Mgt) Melb Ms Linda Olivieri, Student Counsellor Subject Leader Associate Dean (Marketing Accommodation Officer and Admissions) Student Services Ms Madeline Papandreou, Edith Head Hall BSc LaTrobe, DipEd(Sec) CSU Ms Kelly Owen, Foundation Studies Ms Cassie Wilson, DipEventMgt FitzwilliamInst Dr Catherine Symington, BA, BEd Monash Administration Manager, Student Services BAgrSc(Hons), PhD LaTrobe, Head of Residence Ms Sonam Agarwal Med(EdMgt) Melb , Ms Su Li Yeoh, Ms Claire Baxter, BCom, BMBus(Bank&Fin) BSc Melb Ms Victoria Guggenheimer, BA(Hons), BSc Melb Monash Student Experience Coordinator BSc RMIT Administration and Budget Deputy Head of Residence Officer Ms Jillian Huang, Ms Sharyn Yeats, Marketing and Admissions BA(BusAdmin) Guandong, BAcc, GradDipEd QUT, CELTA Mr Trevor Bradley , Med Monash, AdvDipEd Cambr Administrative Assistant Ms Alison Menzies, AustInstTrans&Interp BA, BSW, GradDip(Mgt) Melb Dr Tan Hooi Cheng, Student Support Service Officer Chemistry Associate Dean (Marketing BSc(Hons), PhD Monash (to August) and Admissions) Dr Patricia Jackson, Manager, Academic Ms Kiki Citra Horas, BSc(Hons) Melb, PhD Cantab Mr Ben Waymire, Administration Administrative Assistant Subject Leader (to May) BA LaTrobe Ms Mina Corbino (to May) , Senior Marketing and Dr Kerry Higgins, BA, BBus VUT Admissions Manager Ms Stephanie Wilson, BSc(Hons), PhD Melb Examinations Coordinator Subject Leader (from June) Ms Lesley Allen, Administrative Assistant Ms Alexandra Dahlsen, DipKTC Melb (from August) Ms Catherine Elsworth, Student Administration Marketing and Admissions BSc(Hons) Melb, Manager Manager Student Welfare GradDip(FinPlan) SecInst Ms Kiki Citra Horas, Ms Vivian Chan, Mr Noam Perl-Gurovich, Dr Mei Fong, BA(Media&Comms), BCom, GradDipIS Melb BA(Dist) HUJI, BSW(Dist), BSc Deakin, PhD Melb, DML(Japanese) Melb Marketing and Admissions GradCertFamSensPract& GradDipEd ACU Administrative Assistant Manager FamThpy LaTrobe, MAASW Dr Lucia Jurdana (from July) Director of Student Welfare , Ms Cindy Chandra, (on leave from August) BSc RMIT, PhD Melb Ms Prerna Karnani, BA(Media&Comms), Mr Steven Ng, BCom Pune, MIntBus, Monash DipModLang(Indon) Melb Ms Say Chin Lim, BE, BSc Melb, MBIT RMIT Administrative Assistant Marketing and Admissions BA Deakin, DipAdvert (from July) (to May) Manager LimkokwingICT Senior Student Welfare Officer
2012 Annual Report 23 Dr Siegbert Nickel, Ms Neralie Hoadley, Ms Pam Lawrence, Dr Janusz Sysak, DipChem, DrRerNat Berlin, BA(Hons), GradDipEd, MA Melb DipEd, PGradESL, MA(AppLing) BA, DipEd Qld, MLitt ParisIII, DipEd Melb (to July) Joint Subject Leader Melb PhD Melb (to November) Associate Subject Leader Dr Abilio (Bill) Ten, Ms Julie Levine, BSc(Hons), PhD Melb Ms Dale Shapter Lau, BEd, MEd Melb, GradDipTESOL Dr Frazer Andrewes, BA, DipEd Monash, CertTESL, Monash, Cert IV Train&Ass BA, MA(Hons) Auck, PhD Melb Drama MA(AppLing) Melb GippsIAE (from August) Dr Jonathan Barlow, Joint Subject Leader Mr Stephan Faubel, Mr Gary Lichtenstein, MA Monash, PhD Syd (to November) BEd MelbStateCol, BA, DipEd Monash (from August) Mr John Buttrose, PostGradDip(Act) East15ActSch Mr Robin Baker, Mr Andrew McIntyre, DipTeach(Primary) TorrensCAE, Subject Leader BA(Ed) Melb, Cert III Jap BA(Hons) Monash, DipEd, BLit, BA(Hons) LaTrobe Fukushima Ms Rosemary Blight, GradDipTESOL Melb, DipMus Dr Roderick Foster, BA, DipEd, Med, Melb Ms Susan Bendall, Paris BA(Hons), MA, PhD Melb BA(Hons), DipEd LaTrobe Ms Priti Mukherjee, Mr Danny Fahey, Ms Jane Neild, Ms Sara Cameron, BA, DipEd(TESL), BEd(TESOL) BEd VicColl BA UNSW TTC, GradDipTESL Well, BEd LaTrobe Mr Ernie Gray, Dr Justin Tighe, LaTrobe, GradDipHRM Deakin Dr Puvenesvary Muthiah, BEd Rusden, GradDip(Act) NIDA BA(Hons), MA LaTrobe, Ms Poi Chey Chan, BA Malaya, MA(AppLing) Leic, PhD Monash (from July) Dr Jack Migdalek, BA(Hons) Sussex, MA(TESOL) PhD Melb (from August) BEd Deakin, DipTEFL/TESL ELC, Nottingham Ms Melanie Platt, Literature MEd, PhD Deakin Ms Leigh Dib, BA (Hons), MA (Hons) Exeter, Dr Michael Heald, Ms Vanessa O’Neill, BA, MA(AppLing) Melb, TPTC PGDipEd Birm, CELTA LaTrobe BA(Hons), DipEd, PhD WAust, BA, MTeach(Sec) Melb (from ToorakTC, CertTESL RSA Ms Ruth Pritchard, CertTEFL MilnerICE July) Ms Loretta Duffy, BA Syd, BEd (TESOL), DipEd Subject Leader BA Deakin, GradDipArts RMIT, LaTrobe, MA(AppLing) Melb Mr Roger Selleck, Ms Gayle Allan, MA(Comm&MediaStud) Monash, GradDipHist LaTrobe, Mr Frank Sanders, BA(Hons) Deakin, MA(AppLing) Melb (from August) DipDramArt VCA (on leave BS, MA BUP, MA Melb, CertEFLA GradCertArts(CinStud) Melb, July–October) Ms Mary Ferguson, HolmesColl, GradCertTESOL MA LaTrobe BA, PGradCertEd Portsmouth, Wollongong Ms Joanne Wilson, Mr Glen Jennings, MAEd UniSA, CELTA IHL BEd Rusden Ms Patrizia Valastro, BA(Hons), MA LaTrobe Ms Johanna Fletcher, MEd Monash, DipEd ACU, Ms Katerina Kasapidis, Economics BA, PGradDipSW Otago, BA LaTrobe BA(Hons) LaTrobe (from August) Ms Vandana Wadhwa, GradCertTESOL Holmesglen, Environment & Development BA(Hons) JMCDU, MA(Eco) Delhi, CertTESOL Edenz, Cert IV WTA Dr Sally Dalton-Brown, GradDipEd(Sec) Monash, MEd VicColl Ms Jane Sykes, BA(Hons) Wits, BA(Hons) UNISA, Melb Ms Jane Garton, BA, DipEd, GradDipEd MA Wits, PhD Cantab Subject Leader BEd, GradDipTESL StateCollVic, (Pol&Admin), MEd Monash Ms Rosalie Ham, BEd VicColl, MEdSt UniSA Subject Leader Ms Ecaterine (Ketty) Philips, MA RMIT DipTESOL VUW, DipTeach Mr Chris Heath, Ms Rosmary De la cruz, Ms Neralie Hoadley, ChristchCOE, BSc Canterbury BA Bristol, TESOL TCL BA Monash, BA Leeds, DipEd BA(Hons), GradDipEd, MA Melb LaTrobe, MA(EnvStuds) Melb, Dr Dinusha Dharmaratna, Mr Marco Hermann, Dr Rebecca Garcia Lucas, RSACertTEFL, RSADipTEFL BSc(Hons) Peradeniya, PhD BA LaTrobe, DipEd Monash, BA(Hons), PhD Monash Cambr (to December) Monash (from July) BEd, GradDipTESL Deakin, Ms Gayle McIntyre, MA(AppLing) Melb Dr Catherine Symington, Dr Troy Lynch, BA Laval, CertAdLit Conestoga, Ms Susan Jobst BAgrSc(Hons), PhD LaTrobe, BEc Monash, MLitt UNE, , MA Manitoba Med(EdMgt) Melb GradDipAppFin&Invt FINSIA, BA, DipEd LaTrobe, Dr Jennifer Mitchell, PhD LaTrobe (from July) GradDipEd(MulticultStud) ACU, DipVisArts BoxHillTAFE History of Ideas BSocSc RMIT, GradDipArts, MA, PhD Monash English for Academic Ms Patricia Ketting, Dr Tamar Lewit, Purposes BA LaTrobe, CELTA Cambr, BA(Hons) Melb, PhD Lond, FSA Dr Mark Nixon, MA UTS (from August) Subject Leader BCom, BA(Hons), PhD Melb Mrs Peetra Lechte, BA Hull, CertTESL Exeter, Ms Esther Krause, Mr Richard Finch, Ms Jolanta Nowak, MA(TESOL) Wollongong BA, Dip Ed Monash, BA(Hons), BCom Melb BA Flinders, PGradDipArts, Subject Leader (from December) GradDipEdTESOL Deakin Associate Subject Leader MA, PhD Melb
24 2012 Annual Report Ms Samantha Semmens, Mr Rory Jeffs, Ms Kay Attali, Ms Heidi Macklin, BA(Hons), MA Melb (to February) BA Deakin, GradDipEd Melb BA Monash, MA Lond BSc Macq, BSc(Hons) LaTrobe (to August) Advancement Associate, Administrative Assistant Dr Alexandra Williams, Special Projects BA Otago, DipT ChristchTC, Mr Malcolm Fraser, Physics DipTESL VUW, BMus(Hons), Ms Nicole Crook, DipNursing Melb PhD Melb, LTCL Dr Frederick Robilliard, AssocDip(Bus) Deakin, Cert IV Gardener Arts(IntDes) RMIT BSc(Hons), MSc LaTrobe, Mr John Fyffe Associate Director, Alumni Mathematics PhD Monash Gardener/Maintenance Subject Leader Relations Dr Raymond Broeksteeg , Mr Paul McGrath The Rt Revd James Grant AM, BSc(Hons) Otago, PhD Monash Mr Geoffrey Adam, Caretaker & Security Officer Subject Leader (Mathematics 1) BSc(Hons) JCU BA(Hons) Melb, ThL, AustCollTheol, BD MelbCollDiv Mr Paul Camilleri Dr Sasha Cyganowski, Ms Farah Ajoudani, Bequest Officer Caretaker & Security Officer BSc(Hons), PhD Deakin BSc(Hons) Mashad, MSc Melb Subject Leader (Mathematics 2) Ms Essie Marendy, Dr Fun Lai, BA(Hons) Qld, MA Melb, Chaplaincy Dr Monica Broeksteeg, BSc, MSc RMIT, PhD Melb GradDipArtsEd PhillipIT, The Revd Dr Andreas Loewe, BSc(Hons), PhD Monash GradDipEd&Pub RMIT, MA, MPhil Oxon, PhD Cantab, Psychology Mr David Collis, GradCertMktg Holmesglen FRHistS BSc(Hons), BA(Hons) Monash, Dr Maureen Vincent, Research Officer College Chaplain (to October) GradDipTheol MelbCollDiv BA Monash, BSW Melb, Ms Kirstie Robertson The Revd Chris Carolane, Dr Cheryl Filippe, GradDipEd(Sec) ACU, Advancement Administrator BSc(Hons) LaTrobe, DipEd Melb, BSc(Hons), PhD Monash GradDipPsy Monash, MClinPsy, (on leave from June) ThL AustCollTheol PhD Deakin, MAPS, MACPA, Ms Toni Roberts, Chaplain to Foundation Studies Ms Alison Fisher, MCCP BA, BTeach Melb, GradDipPsy CertEd Leics, BSc RMIT, Subject Leader The Revd Dr Joy Sandefur, PGDipEdStud, Med Melb, Monash DipTheol BibCollVic, DipDip, Mr James Baker PGCertOnlineEd&Train Lond , Advancement Administrator DipRelEd MelbCollDiv, BA, PhD BA Brown, GradDipPsych (from February) LaTrobe, GradCertAustIndig Dr Bell Foozwell, Monash, AssSc(SPPDP) FullSailU, Ms Stella Charles ESLTeach Darwin BSc(Hons) LaTrobe, PhD Melb MPsych Swinburne Advancement Administrator Assistant Chaplain Mr Peter Hird, Mr Ian Wei Yuan Teo, (to September) (May–December) BEd(Sc) Melb BSc Melb, GradDipPsych Deakin Ms Talitha Fraser Mr Philip Nicholls, Dr Anthony Klemm, Advancement Administrator BMus Melb BSc(Hons) Adel, PhD Flinders, Trinity Institute (from August) Administrator, Chaplaincy FAustMS Ms Sue Karzis, & Music (to December) Dr Bernard Leigh, BA, DipEd, MYouthHealth&EdMgt Art and Archives BSc(Hons), GradDipEd, PhD Melb Mrs Hazel Nsair, Communications Manager of Trinity Institute and Monash, MEd Melb BA Deakin, GradDipInfoServ Ms Dee Jarrett-Jenkins Director of Summer Schools Mr Philip Mannes, RMIT, AALIA Manager, Visual BA(Hons) Monash Ms Rebecca McLennan Mollison Librarian and Archivist Communications (to November) Administrative Assistant (to November) Ms Elspeth McCracken-Hewson, Ms Penny Appleby, BSc, DipEd Melb, CertEd(FE), Dr Benjamin Thomas, BBus Qld COLLEGE-WIDE GradDipMgtStud Middlesex BA(Hons), MArtCur, PhD Melb Marketing & Communications DEPARTMENTS Rusden Curator of Art Coordinator Mr Andrew Oppenheim, Ms Kelly Roberts, BA, BSc, MSc, DipEd Melb Advancement Buildings & Grounds BA Melb Mrs Barbara Trauer, Dr Alan Watkinson, Mr Walter Carmignani Communications Intern BSc, DipEd Melb MA Cantab, PGCE CambrIOE, Manager, Buildings & Grounds MEd, DEd Melb, ADAPEF (to February) Conferences & Events Media & Communications Director of Advancement Mr Scott Fennell Mr Mark Gordon, Dr David Neo, (to April) Operations Coordinator BA(Hons) LSBU BA Calgary, MA Concordia, Mr Scott Charles, Mr Ian McLay Conference, Catering & PhD LaTrobe BPD, BBldg Melb, ME RMIT Maintenance Officer Hospitality Manager Subject Leader Director of Advancement Mr Pierre Houeix Ms Rose Bisignano, (from November) Mr Gregory Sullivan Conference & House Assistant BA Monash, DipEd Melb Facilities Assistant
2012 Annual Report 25 Finance & Administration Mr Hermann Koppenwallner, Reception Australia in Canberra. He DipIT Holmesglen continued as a member of the Mr Gary Norman, Mrs Yvonne Diamond IT Client Services Officer editorial committee for Context: BBus RMIT, GradCertBus(Mktg) Receptionist & Administrative A Journal of Music Research and PhillipIT, CPA Mr Waye-Wynn Lee Officer the organising committee for Director, Finance and Business Applications Mr Pierre Houeix the Wagner and Us symposium Administration Support Officer Conference & House Assistant to be held in December 2013. Director, planitgreen, Trinity’s Mrs Maha Michael, He is Treasurer of the Victorian Mr Frank Henagan Sustainability Projects BEngIT AinShams Chapter of the Musicological Manager, Business College Porter Mrs Beverley Roberts Society of Australia, Archivist Applications (to March) Executive Assistant to for the Australian Intervarsity staff achievements the Director, Finance and Mr Martin Steers, Choral Societies Association, Administration AdvCertDigElec Barton, DipIT Tim Bell attended the Django and Treasurer of the early music Holmesglen Conference Europe in June 2012, group Ensemble Gombert Inc. Miss Judith Breheny, Manager of IT Client Services Apple World Wide Developer As a composer, two baptismal BBus SIT, CPA motets were performed during Ms Joslyn Tait, Conference in June, and Manager, Administration the year, the first, And it Came BA, DipSLT Waikato, MA Melb, presented at the Apple University to Pass, in Perth in June, and Mr Dean Berry CertTEFLA UCLES Consortium XWorld in July, and the second, a setting of One Accounts Receivable Officer Website and Portal the Large Installation System Drop of Water, to a text by Dr Ms Philippa Smith, Administrator Administration Conference in December. Katherine Firth, was sung by BA, BCom Melb Library the Choir of Trinity College in Payroll Officer Rosemary Blight completed the Chapel in September. His Ms Gale Watt, Ms Nhi Tran, her Doctor of Philosophy in the motet The Greatness of God Licence ès Lettres Paris IV, Graduate School of Education, BEc HoChiMinhCityU, (Julien of Norwich) was sung at a BA Rutgers, MBIT, the University of Melbourne, with BCom Well, CPA wedding in December. Two hymn GradDipInfoMgt RMIT a thesis titled Creating Indigenous Accounts Payable Officer arrangements, Christ be My Leeper Librarian Futures: Using Applied Theatre to Leader and An Upper Room were Construct a Participatory Creative Human Resources Mrs Hazel Nsair, released on 50 Best-Loved Hymns BA Deakin, GradDipInfoServ Space for Indigenous Australian (ABC Classics). Peter sang with Ms Kim Hubery, RMIT, AALIA Young People. She also presented the Consort of Melbourne for BAppSc CSU Mollison Librarian and Archivist Participatory Spaces for its first subscription concert Human Resources Advisor (to November) Indigenous Young People through and for the Melbourne Recital Manager OH&S Applied Theatre at the Melbourne Centre’s performance of Bach’s Ms Catharina (Kitty) Vroomen, University Aboriginal and Johannes-Passion, directed by DipLib, GradDipAppInfoSys RMIT Information Technology Torres Strait Islander Research Stephen Layton. Peter sang Deputy Librarian Services Symposium in October. a concert of early music in Mrs Marina Comport, Canberra in May, services Mr Greg Chenhall, Dr Peter Campbell JP is an AssocDipSocSci Swinburne with the Choir of St George’s BSc Melb Honorary Research Fellow at Library Technician Cathedral, Perth, in June, a Director of Information the Melbourne Conservatorium Mr Nicholas Renkin performance of the Brahms Technology Services , of Music, the University of BA UNE, DipLib Swinburne Melbourne. An article, ‘Eclectic Requiem for the 63rd Australian Mr Trent Anderson, Library Technician (to May) Experience, Eclectic Style: An Intervarsity Choral Festival in BSc(ComTech) Melb July, and a concert with Gloriana Ms Karyn Yapp Interview with Joseph Twist’ and IT Client Services Officer Chamber Choir and services Library Technician (from May) a review of Michael Kassler’s with the Choir of the Canterbury Mr Timothy Bell, The Music Trade in Georgian Fellowship in November. He BSc(Hons) Melb Music London appeared in Context, 35/36 (2010/2011): 167–79; was also lucky to be available to Systems Administrator Mr Michael Leighton Jones, 203–6, and a review of the assist – as a last-minute stand- BA Well, MA Cantab, MMus Qld Mr Geoffrey Crompton, Trinity College Music Theatre in – during the Choir of Trinity Director of Music BComms, BEng, BAppSci RMIT Society’s production of The 25th College’s tour to Germany and Systems Administrator Mr John O’Donnell, Annual Putnam County Spelling the Baltic States in July. BMus Dunelm, ADCM, Mr Stanley Despotellis Bee appeared in Trinity Today 79 Dr Barbara Cargill attended the Audio Visual and FRCO(Chm), LTCL, DSCM, (Nov 2012): 17. In December he British Academy of Management Administrative Assistant LMusA gave a conference paper entitled conference in Cardiff in College Organist Onward, Christian Soldiers: September. Mr Matt Howard, Mr Philip Nicholls, Hymnbooks as a Site of Social and BTeach Melb, AdvDipMus Box Greg Chenhall attended the BMus Melb Religious Politics in Australia at Hill, MA Monash Gartner IT Symposium in Administrator, Chaplaincy the 35th Annual Conference of IT Client Services Officer November. & Music (to December) the Musicological Society of
26 2012 Annual Report The Revd Canon Dr Ray Cleary Acknowledging Traditional Owners Bell Foozwell presented his 16 (March 2012); ‘Wang Hui on AM, published Reinventing of the Land: A Theological Inquiry, research at the 56th annual New China,’ Arena Magazine, 117 Welfare for Mission: Choices StoryWeaving Postcolonial meeting of the Australian (April–May 2012): 49–51; ‘The for Churches (Canberra: Theologies Conference, Whitley Mathematical Society. He High and the Low: Yan Geling’s Barton Books, 2012), which College, 23–25 January 2012; gave a presentation titled The Flowers of War,’ Cha: An was launched at the College The sense of sight in the Gospel Triangulations of products and Asian Literary Journal, 17 (June in August. He continues as of Luke: Encountering the related 3-manifolds at the special 2012); ‘Laudanum, London and a member of the Victorian text as “visible voice”’, ACBA, session on Geometry and Love: Wilkie Collins,’ Steep Children’s Council and a Board Melbourne, 5–8 July 2012; Topology. Stairs Review, 7 (July 2012); ‘Liu member of the International Rethinking Neighbour Love: A Xiaobo and the Crystal Spirit,’ Dr David Gormley-O’Brien gave Forum on Child Welfare. In Conversation between Political Steep Stairs Review, 7 (July a joint paper at a conference on August he gave the J Nall Theology and Ecological Ethics, 2012); ‘Finessing the Principles, Contemporary Issues in Koine Lecture on the topic The church’s ASLEC-ANZ, Monash University, Frightening the Punters: Tony Greek Pedagogy at Australian engagement with justice to the 31 August–2 September 2012; Abbott, Future PM?’ Steep Stairs Catholic University In June. combined churches in Geelong. Rethinking Neighbour Love: A Review, 8 (Sep. 2012); ‘Demented Conversation between Political Dr Mike Heald published Disneyland: Benedict Anderson Geoff Crompton attended the Theology and Ecological Ethics, ‘Reinhabiting the Body, and the Fate of Rural Hell,’ Steep Linux Conference Australia FBS National Conference, CTM, Decolonising Australia. Poetry, Stairs Review, 8 (Sep. 2012); and in January and Pycon 2012 in 24–25 September 2012; and Meditation and Place in The ‘Heroes Without Borders: Anoop March. Thinking through things: bodies, Moving World,’ PAN (Philosophy, Chandola’s In The Himalayan Dr Sally Dalton-Brown matter, words: re-framing feminist Activism, Nature), No 10 (2012). Nights,’ Cha: An Asian Literary theologies through an ecological Journal, 19 (November 2012). published ‘Global ethics and Dr Emma Henderson presented materialist lens, 1st Gender Nanotechnology: A Comparison three conference papers during Hermann Koppenwallner and Religion International of the Nanoethics Environments the year: The Empty Gesture: Jury completed the Diploma of Seminar: Women, Religion and of the EU and China,’ NanoEthics, Directions and the Meaning of Information Technology at Politics, Shoal Bay, NSW, 14–16 6.2 (2012): 137–50. Consent in Rape Trials in Victoria, Holmesglen. December 2012. Australia, International Law and Dr Anne Elvey was appointed The Revd Professor Dorothy Dr Katherine Firth joined the Society Conference, Honolulu; editor of the scholarly journal Lee’s book Hallowed in Truth and Board of Acorn Press Ltd and Teaching Right(s)—Student- Colloquium: The Australian and Love: Spirituality in the Johannine was an Examining Chaplain centered Learning in Human New Zealand Theological Review; Literature (Melbourne: Mosaic for the Diocese of Melbourne. Rights Law, Human Rights as editor she is a member of Press, 2012) was launched at She published ‘Kathleen Raine’ Teachers Network Workshop, ANZATS Council. During the the College in March. In October, in British Writers: Supplement Canberra; and Rape Trials and year she co-edited with Carol she was named as one of the 10 XVIII, ed Jay Parini (New York: the Jury Directions in the Crimes Hogan, Kim Power, and Claire inaugural professors of the MCD Scribner, 2012), 275–92; and Act 1958 (Vic), Australian Law and Renkin, Reinterpreting the University of Divinity. She also two articles, ‘What is the World Society Conference, Wollongong. Eucharist: Explorations in Feminist gave two papers at the North we Want to Make?: Isobel Theology and Ethics (Equinox Dr Brenda Holt was invited American Society for Biblical Carmody The Sending,’ Steep Publishing). She published Living to be on the University of Literature conference in Chicago Stairs Review, 6 (Dec. 2011) and one for the other: Eucharistic Melbourne Student Engagement in November. ‘Xenophilia in the Kitchen: The hospitality as ecological hospitality, Plan Steering Group and Great British Book of Baking, and Michael Leighton Jones Reinterpreting the Eucharist: the Social Inclusion Scholars the Celebration of Otherness,’ was guest director for the Explorations in Feminist Theology and Practitioners Network. Steep Stairs Review, 7 (July Tudor Choristers for its Sing and Ethics, edited by Anne She attended the seminar 2012). She presented a paper Nowell concert in December. Elvey, Carol Hogan, Kim Power E-Engagement: Using Technology at the Australian Association ABC Classics released three and Claire Renkin (Equinox to Engage Students as Higher of Language and Learning, CDs featuring the Choir of Publishing), Love and Justice in Education is Transformed by Key Thinkers, Key Theories Trinity College during 2012. the Gospel of Luke – Ecology, the eLearning. Brenda also served as Symposium, in Melbourne, on Lest We Forget – The Music of Neighbour and Hope, Australian Deputy President of the Council Student Fetishisation of Detail: Remembrance and five anthems Biblical Review 60.2 (2012): 1–17, of University High School. Adorno and Higher Education recorded in December 2010, ‘On earth peace’, Gesher: The Commodity Culture. Her lyrics Kim Hubery completed her among them For the Fallen official journal of the Council of to One Drop of Water with music Master of Commerce (Human for which he wrote the music. Christians and Jews (Victoria) Inc. by Dr Peter Campbell were Resource Management) The Choir also contributed 35 4.3 (2012): 43–44, and a review performed at a baptism in at Swinburne University of tracks to the ABC Classics 2 CD of Alan H Cadwallader, Beyond September, and her new words Technology. compilation 50 Best-Loved Hymns the Word of a Woman: Recovering for a verse to Ye Watchers and released in November, of which the Bodies of the Syrophoenician Glen Jennings published ‘The Ye Holy Ones were performed 18 were arranged by Michael. Women, in Australian Biblical Land of Blood and Stones: Jamal at the installation of the Revd The Choir also had tracks on two Review 60 (2012): 89–91, and gave Ahmad’s The Wandering Falcon,’ Dr Andreas Loewe as Dean of further ABC compilations during the following conference papers: Cha: An Asian Literary Journal, Melbourne in October. the year: For the God who Sings
2012 Annual Report 27 and Rule Britannia: The Music that and Evidence course at the University of Divinity Council, Kisses at the Gender Games Made Britain Great. Michael sang Australian National University, the Council of the Diocese of research symposium, convened the role of Jesus in a Melbourne and convened three Trinity Melbourne and of Melbourne by Deakin, Melbourne and Recital Centre performance College Late Antiquity seminars Girls’ Grammar School. In June, Monash Universities in of Bach’s Johannes-Passion, for both academic, student and Andreas was elected as 15th November. in which Stephen Layton, general public audiences. Tamar Dean of Melbourne, and took up Dr Jennifer Mitchell was invited Director of Music at Trinity continues as Honorary Fellow at this appointment in October. to speak at the Foundation College, Cambridge, directed the School of Historical Studies, Professor Andrew McGowan Pathways Interest Group the Choir. In May, Michael the University of Melbourne, gave two public presentations Workshop at the Australian was guest soloist in Vaughan and as Central Investigator in while on Sabbatical leave International Education Williams’s Five Mystical Songs a Australian Research Council during semester one: The End Conference in September. She for the Murray Conservatorium Discovery Grant Project entitled of Sacrifice? Cultic Traditions and attended the International Choir in Albury, while in June The Silent Wilderness Speaks: the Early Eucharist at Fordham Conference on eLearning he appeared in four concerts The Long History of Gallipoli and University, New York, in March, at the Chinese University in the Woodend Winter Arts the Dardanelles in conjunction and Making Sacrifices: Cultic of Hong Kong, in June, and Festival, singing Italian cantatas with colleagues from Australian Tradition and Early Christian presented a paper at the Higher alongside Siobhan Stagg and National University and La Trobe Meals at Yale Divinity School, Education Research & the the bass solos in Haydn’s University. She is a member of New Haven, in May. He also Student Learning Experience Harmoniemesse. His setting of the international editorial board presented Feast as Fast: in Business Conference in O Lux, beata Trinitas has been of a new multi-lingual journal, Asceticism and Early Eucharistic December. She co-edited and performed on two occasions Post Classical Archaeologies, Practice at Christian-Albrechts published on WordPress three as the Introit during Evensong produced at the University of Universität, Kiel, Germany, in issues of Steep Stairs Review: at Trinity College Chapel in Padova, and was invited by David August, and published ‘Eucharist Literature and Culture from Cambridge and his Responses Eitam of the Hebrew University and Sacrifice: Cultic Tradition Trinity College Foundation Studies for Men’s Voices receives regular of Jerusalem to join an online and Transformation in Early (July, September and December performances at Canterbury gathering of archaeologists, Christian Ritual Meals’ in Mahl 2012), and was author of three Cathedral, Gloucester Cathedral, historians and multidisciplinary und religiöse Identität im frühen book reviews for Steep Stairs St Paul’s Cathedral, London, and scientists interested in Christentum: Meals and Religious Review on works by Jeanette Westminster Abbey. Michael also ancient Near East, Levant and Identity in Early Christianity, ed Winterson, Greg Baxter, and wrote a setting of The Lord at Mediterranean, and in the study M Klinghardt and H Taussig Kate Zambreno. First did Adam Make for the 2012 of archeo-industry. (Tübingen: Francke, 2012), 191– Carol Services (also performed Mark Nixon published a The Revd Dr Andreas Loewe 206. He continues as a member at St James’s King Street, chapter entitled ‘At Home in a presented a lecture and seminar of the Board of St Michael’s Sydney), and his arrangements World of Fictions: Commercial on Bach’s St John Passion at the Grammar School, a Canon of St of The Holly and The Ivy and Sociability in Montesquieu’s Hebrew University Jerusalem in Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne, Christmas Medley for Brass Persian Letters’ in Sociability and January. In April he presented an and a member of the Doctrine performed in Auckland, New Cosmopolitanism: Social Bonds on introductory lecture on Bach’s Commission of the Anglican Zealand, by Musica Sacra have the Fringes of the Enlightenment, Passions at a performance by Church of Australia. In October, now been recorded and released ed Scott Breuninger and David the Choir of Trinity College of the he was named as one of the 10 on an Atoll label CD. Burrow (London: Pickering & St John Passion at the Melbourne inaugural professors of the MCD Chatto, 2012). Dr Tamar Lewit published two Recital Centre and delivered the University of Divinity. articles, ‘Dynamics of Fineware Three Hours’ Devotions on Good Martin Steers completed Justin McNamara, with Marita P Production and Trade in the 1st Friday at St Paul’s Cathedral. In the Diploma of Information McCabe, published ‘Striving for to 7th Centuries AD: The Puzzle June and July, Andreas travelled Technology at Holmesglen. Success or Addiction? Exercise of Supra-regional Exporters’ with the Choir of Trinity College Dependence among Elite Jane Sykes was awarded her Journal of Roman Archaeology to Eastern Germany, preaching Australian Athletes, Journal of Master of Education from 24 (2011): 313–32, and ‘Oil at St Thomas’s in Leipzig and Sports Sciences, 30.8 (2012). Monash University in October. and Wine Press Technology in at Dresden’s Frauenkirche. its Economic Context: Screw In August, Andreas was Rex Dr Jack Migdalek was awarded Dr Cathy Symington was invited Presses, the Rural Economy and Lipman Visiting Fellow at St his PhD from Deakin University to the University Malaysia Perlis Trade in Late Antiquity,’ Antiquité Peter’s College Adelaide, and in October, for a thesis entitled in September to present as part tardive: Les Campagnes en Orient preached at Broadford, Victoria. Embodied Choreography and of the International Lecture et en Occident dans l’Antiquité In September, he presented on Performance of Gender. He Series. Her sustainability topic tardive, 20 (2012), and a review of Bach’s B-Minor Mass at the St published ‘Aesthetics of Gender was Bumblebees Shouldn’t be Able AHM Jones and the Later Roman James’ Institute, King Street, Embodiment,’ Alfred Deakin to Fly. She also gave a workshop Empire, ed David M Gwynn, East Sydney, and chaired a Bach Research Institute (ADRI) Working presentation at the Australian & West 11 (2012). She presented Symposium at Trinity. Andreas Papers, Series 2, no 37, attended Council for Educational Leaders a specialist seminar on using served on the United Faculty of the ATESOL Pronunciation annual conference in Brisbane in archaeological evidence to the Theology Senatus until October, Symposium in Queensland in October titled Where Angels Fear Classics Honours: Methods and remains a member of MCD July, and presented Testosterone
28 2012 Annual Report to Tread: Leadership in Difficult Kitty is a member of The Cho!r, COUNCIL Mr Oliver Hodson Conversations. directed by Dr Jonathan Welch Alumnus AM. The Most Revd Philip Freier Dr Janusz Sysak contributed a Archbishop of Melbourne Dr Brenda Holt chapter entitled ‘Aspects of Love Dr Megan Warner attended the President Chief of Staff in Yogic Philosophy’ to the book International Society of Biblical Mr Paul Andrews Ms Liz Kelly Love in the Religions of the World, Literature in Amsterdam in July, President of the Senior Common Alumna ed.Wayne Cristaudo and Gregory where she presented two papers. Room Kaplan (Cambridge Scholars Ms Alice Knight Gale Watt attended the VALA Publishing, 2012). Mr Campbell Bairstow Diocese of Ballarat Conference –eM-powering/ Dean of the College The Revd Dr Dorothy Lee Dr Benjamin Thomas was efutures in February, the annual Dean of the Theological School appointed a Research Fellow COSA User Conference 2012, Mr Stuart Bett of the Australian Institute of the futurEducation Symposium President of the Union of the Dr Bernard Leigh Art History, working on a book held by the Australian Publishing Fleur-de-Lys 2011–12 (to March) Staff Representative manuscript with co-author, Association, and the Learning Dr Graeme Blackman The Revd Dr Andreas Loewe Professor John Poynter AO. Precincts Panel discussion at Diocese of Melbourne Trinity College Chaplain (to the University of Melbourne. Dr Justin Tighe published October) She is a member of the Chorale Dr Andrew Bunting ‘The Short Life of North-West Française de Melbourne, is Theological Student Ms Felicity Martin Magazine: Five Races and Inner current Secretary of SUAV, and Representative Residential Student Asian Anxieties at the Dawn of cooordinator of the College The Revd Brenda Burney Representative (to October) the Chinese Republic’, Inner Asia, Librarians’ Group. Diocese of Gippsland (to April) Professor Andrew McGowan 14 (2012) 365–81, and, with David Warden Brophy and Anthony Garnaut, Dr Alexandra Williams’s Associate Professor Tony ‘Introduction: The Xinhai article ‘From Art Instrument Buzzard Mr Gary Norman Revolution and Inner Asia’, Inner to “Plastic Fantastic”: the Fellow of the College Director of Finance and Administration Asia, 14 (2012) 319–22. He also revival of the recorder’, was Associate Professor Marion presented three conference republished in Traffic Anthology Campbell Professor Pip Pattison papers: Geography and Travel in 2012 (Melbourne, University of University of Melbourne University of Melbourne a Yime of Chinese National Crisis: Melbourne Graduate Student Lin Pengxia and the Salvation of Association, 2012): 11–37. Dr Barbara Cargill Mr Vincent Ramos the Northwest, Past and Present Dean of International Programs TCFS alumnus (to April) Alyce Wilson published, with of Inner Asian Studies—Towards Ms Kate Reid N Szwed and A Renzaho, Ms Vivian Chan defining Places, Nomenclature, Alumna ‘Developing Nutrition Guidelines TCFS alumnus (from April) and Approaches at the Australian for Recycled Food to Improve Mr Bill Cowan Dr Harold Riggall National University in March; Food Security among Homeless, Alumnus Planes, Trains, Donkey Sedans Chairman of the Board Asylum Seekers and Refugees and Everyday Life in a Time The Revd John Davis Ms Natasha Robbins in Victoria, Australia,’ Journal of National Crisis c 1933: The Diocese of Wangaratta Residential Student of Hunger and Environmental Northwest Journey of Lin Pengxia, Representative (from October) Nutrition, 7.2/3 (2012): 239–52, Ms Margot Foster The History of Everyday Life and a chapter, ‘Nutrition and President of the Union of the Mr Donald Speagle in Late Imperial and Modern Diet in Indigenous Communities,’ Fleur-de-Lys 2012–13 (from Alumnus China International Conference in Indigenous Australians and March) Ms Robbie-Lee Stephens at the University of Queensland Health, ed R Hampton and in May; and Sovereign Spaces, Ms Louise Gourlay Residential Student M Toombs (Oxford University Chinese Worlds and China in Fellow of the College Representative (from October) Press, 2012). With N Kew, World History, c 1800–1950, Dr Alan Watkinson she presented the paper Mr Philip Hall Beyond Eurocentrism: China Nominee of the Trinity College Creating New Connections with Residential Student and Narratives of World History Foundation Indigenous Health Organisations Representative (to October) workshop at the University of in Victoria for Health Students to The Revd Tony White Melbourne in July, for which he Mr Matthew Hargreaves Engage with Indigenous Health, Diocese of Bendigo was also joint organiser. Senior Student of the College National University Rural 2012–13 (from August) The Hon. Mary Wooldridge Kitty Vroomen attended the Health Conference, Creswick, in Mr Sean Hewetson Nominee of the Council and VALA Conference – eM-powering August. Alyce was also awarded Senior Student of the College Alumna (to February) eFutures in February, and a a three-month internship in 2011–12 (to August) one-day workshop, Copyright for the non-communicable disease Secretary to the Council Educational Institutions, run by department at the World Health Professor Kenneth Hinchcliff The Warden the Australian Copyright Council Organisation headquarters University of Melbourne Minutes Secretary to enable her to act as the in Geneva commencing in Ms Neralie Hoadley Dr Peter Campbell Copyright Officer for the College. December. Staff Representative Executive Officer
2012 Annual Report 29 COMMITTEE OF THE Mr Charles Sitch Mr Campbell Bairstow My Syd Bone Dean of the College COUNCIL BCom, LLB Melb, MBA Columbia Mr William Cowan (from July) Fellows Committee Mr Richard Barley Chairman of the Board Professor David Studdert Ms Jennifer Calzini (from March) Ms Sue Dahn (from November) Professor Andrew McGowan BA(Hons), LLB Melb, MPubHlth, Warden (Chair) ScD Harvard Mr Will Leaf (from March) Mr Stuart Gooley Professor Andrew McGowan Chair of the Finance Committee Mr William Cowan Secretary to the Board Chairman of the Board and Warden Mr Jono Gourlay Mr Gary Norman Fellow of the College Ms Laura Mumaw Director of Finance and Mr Peter Hodgson (from August) Mr Tony Buzzard Administration Mr Gary Norman Professor Andrew McGowan Fellow of the College Director of Finance and Warden Minutes Secretary Ms Louise Gourlay Administration Mr Gary Norman Fellow of the College Dr Peter Campbell Ms Rachel Peck (from July) Director of Finance and Executive Officer The Rt Revd James Grant AM Administration Education Strategy Committee Senior Fellow of the College COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD Professor David Studdert Governance & Nominations Chair Committee BOARD Art Committee Mr Campbell Bairstow Dr Graeme Blackman Mr Bill Cowan Sir Andrew Grimwade Dean of the College Chair (to May) BEng(Elect), BCom Melb, MBA Chair Harvard Dr Barbara Cargill Mr William Cowan Professor AGL Shaw Chairman of the Board Dean of International Programs Chairman of the Board Emeritus Chair (to April) Mr Campbell Bairstow Mr Charles (Sandy) Clark Chair (from May) Mr Campbell Bairstow BA WAust, BEd Murdoch Mr Jim Craig (from November) Dean of the College Professor Simon Evans Dean of the College The Rt Revd James Grant Ms Georgina Barraclough Dr Brenda Holt Ms Kathleen Bailey-Lord Chief of Staff Professor Andrew McGowan BA(Hons) Melb Dr Kate Challis Mrs Liz Kelly Warden Dr Graeme Blackman Mrs Lara Nicholls The Revd Professor Dorothy Lee BSc(Hons), PhD Monash, BD, Risk Management & Audit Mr Fred Grimwade Dean of the Theological School MTheol MelbCollDiv, FTSE, Committee FRACI, FAICD, FIoD Dr Alison Inglis Professor Andrew McGowan (to May) Ms Oshana de Silva Warden Mr Jim Craig Professor Andrew McGowan Chair BEc, LLB(Hons) Adel, LLM Melb Warden Mr Rick Tudor Associate Professor Tony Ms Katherine Mills Ms Oshana De Silva Finance Committee Buzzard BSc(Hons) UCL, MBA Melb President of the Art Studio 2012 Mr Stuart Gooley Ms Kim Hubery Ms Jodi Fullarton-Healey Mr Gary Norman Chair HR Advisor and OH&S Manager BCom, LLB(Hons) Melb, AICD Director of Finance and Administration Mr William Cowan Professor Andrew McGowan Mr Stuart Gooley Chairman of the Board Warden BCom Melb, FCPA, FCA Dr Ben Thomas Rusden Curator of Art Mr Philip Holberton Mr Gary Norman Mr Matthew Hargreaves Director of Finance and Ms Galina Kraeva Senior Student of the College Mr Nathan Van As Administration 2012–13 (from August) President of the ER White Club Mr Gordon Lefevre 2012 Mr Tony Pititto Mr Sean Hewetson Professor Andrew McGowan Ms Aarti Sharma Senior Student of the College Dr Alan Watkinson Warden 2011–12 Director of Advancement (to August) Mr Gary Norman Occupational Health & Safety (to April) Professor Andrew McGowan Director of Finance and Sub-Committee BA(Hons) WAust, BD(Hons) Administration Buildings and Grounds A committee reporting to the Risk MelbCollDiv, MA, PhD NotreDame Committee Management & Audit Committee Warden Investment Management Mr Jim Craig Sub-Committee Ms Kim Hubery The Rt Revd (Anthony) John Chair HR Advisor (Chair) Parkes AM KStJ A committee reporting to the LLB(Hons) Sheffield, BTH(Hons) Ms Kathleen Bailey-Lord Finance Committee Mr Walter Carmignani (from November) Manager Buildings and Grounds AustCollTh, MTh MelbCollDiv Mr Philip Holberton
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30 2012 Annual Report Mr Gary Norman Mr Gary Norman Ms Kathleen Bailey-Lord Professor Richard Larkins AO Director of Finance and Director of Finance & (from October) Dr Susan Lim Administration (from February) Administration Mr Campbell Bairstow Ms Fay Marles AM Dr Kerry Higgins The Revd Canon Colleen O’Reilly Acting Director of Advancement Foundation Studies Nominee Diocese of Melbourne (June–November) Dr Bruce Munro Mr Jeff Richardson Mr Scott Charles Dr Roger Hamline Stafford Residential College Nominee COMMITTEES Executive Director of the Riordan AM OF ASSOCIATED Foundation Ms Cate Elsworth (from November) Professor Richard Smallwood AO ORGANISATIONS Health & Safety Representative, Mr William Cowan Mr Clive Smith Group 1 Chairman of the Board American Friends of Trinity Ms Diana Smith Dr Maureen Vincent Ms Robin Campbell The Revd Peter French Dr Mechai Viravaidya AO Deputy H&SR, Group 1 Chair Mr Jono Gourlay Dr Denis White Mr Danny Fahey Mr Jon Adler The Rt Revd James Grant Health & Safety Representative, Mr Richard Woolcott AC Mr Phillip Cohen Group 2 Mr Mark Leslie Dr Bob Nicholls (to October) Senior Fellows Ms Gayle McIntyre Professor Andrew McGowan Deputy H&SR, Group 2 The Rt Revd Andrew St John Warden Sir Roderick Carnegie AC Mr Ian McLay Mr Duncan Thomas Ms Miranda Milne Mr Robert Cripps, AM (to September) Health & Safety Representative, Mr Bill Webb Mr Alan Cuthbertson Group 3 Mr Michael Munckton Dr Alan Watkinson The Rt Revd James Grant AM Mr David Barmby Mr Gary Norman Director of Advancement Mr James Guest, AM, OBE VRD Deputy H&SR, Group 3 Honorary Treasurer of the Ms Pera Wells Sir Brian Inglis AC Mr Greg Sullivan Foundation Health & Safety Representative, Committee of the Union of Mr Ian Solomon Mr Brian Loton AC Group 4 the Fleur-de-Lys Dr Alan Watkinson Professor John Poynter AO OBE Mr Waye-Wynn Lee Ms Margot Foster (TC 1976) Executive Director of the Professor Robin Sharwood AM Deputy H&SR, Group 4 President Foundation (to April) The Hon. Clive Tadgell AO QC Mr Mark Gordon Mrs Carole Hinchcliff (TC 1978) Health & Safety Representative, Secretary FELLOWS Former Fellows Group 5 Mr Ralph Ashton (TC 1991) Honorary Fellows Dame Margaret Blackwood DBE Ms Kirstie Robertson (to May) (†1986) Mr David Berry (TC 1971) The Hon. Austin Asche AC Mr Pierre Houeix (from May) Ms Stella Charls (TC 2008) KStJ QC Sir John Bunting KBE (†1995) Deputy H&SR, Group 5 Mr Paul Elliot (TC 1968) Mr David Brownbill AM The Revd Dr Evan Burge (†2003) Theological School Committee Mr Jono Gourlay (TC 1991) Mr Anthony Buzzard Sir Joseph Burke KBE (†1992) The Rt Revd Andrew Curnow The Rt Revd James Grant (TC Mr WB ‘Barry’ Capp Professor Manning Clark AC Bishop of Bendigo, Chair (†1991) 1950) The Most Revd Dr Peter Carnley (to June) Mr Tim Hamilton (TC 2008) AC Sir Rupert Clarke AM MBE The Rt Revd John Parkes AM (†2005) Mr Robert Champion de Bishop of Wangaratta, Chair Mr Oliver Hodson (TC 2002) Crespigny AC The Rt Revd Robert Dann (†2008) (from July) Mr Harold Riggall (TC 1960) Mr Robert Clemente Professor Peter Dennison Dr Graeme Blackman Mr Tim Roberts (TC 1981) (†1989)1980 Sir Clive Fitts Mr Bill Cowan The Rt Revd Mark Burton (to (†1984) February) Executive Committee of Professor Derek Denton AC the Foundation Mr John Gourlay AM (†2007) The Venerable Dr John Davis Professor Ian Edward Donaldson Reporting to the Board as the The Hon. Sir Rupert Hamer AC Diocese of Wangaratta Mrs Louise Gourlay OAM Committee for the Campaign KCMG ED (†2004) The Revd Professor Dorothy Lee for Trinity The Rt Revd Dr Peter Sir Edmund Herring QC KCMG Dean of the Theological School Hollingworth AC OBE Dr Graeme Blackman KBE DSO MC ED (†1982) Professor Andrew McGowan Chair (to May) Dr Michael ‘Taffy’ Jones AM PSM Dr John Hueston (†1993) Warden Mr Charles Sitch Professor Marcia Lynne Langton Dr Peter Jones (†1995) Chair (from June) AM
2012 Annual Report 31 Miss Valentine Leeper (†2001) Mrs Ruth Elizabeth Wraith OAM Jeremy Brian Mark Jowett Professor Hans Hornung past parent Dame Elisabeth Murdoch AC – (TC 1982) California Institute of Technology DBE (†2012) Mr James Esk Lemaire (TC 1938) Fluid Dynamics Queen’s Birthday Judge Marvin Garbis Mr James Perry (†2007) Mr Robert Ferrers Lloyd (non- Members of the College resident, TC 1951) District Court for the District of Mr Robert Sanderson DFC Dr (John) Rowan Blogg AM Maryland, USA (†2008) Mrs Anne Murray – wife of (Non-resident, TC 1949) Law Timothy Murray (TC 1954) The Hon. Sir Reginald Sholl Professor Christopher Christophi and past parent The Revd Professor Richard (†1988) AM (Non-resident Tutor) Burridge Mr Peter Ross-Edwards AM Mr Michael Thwaites AO (†2005) King’s College London Captain Andrew Willis Fysh RAN (TC 1947) Theology Sir Lance Townsend (†1983) OAM (TC 1986) Emeritus Professor Alan George Sheela Patel Professor Kevin Westfold (†2001) Mr David Peter Hawker AO Lewers Shaw AO (TC 1935) – Mitali Ayyangar (TC 1968) The Most Revd Sir Frank Woods Past Student, Tutor, Dean and John Samuel Fellow of the College KBE (†1992) Mr Tony Hyams AM Society for the Promotion of Area (Non-resident, TC 1965) Dr Edward Ernest Spring Resource Centres Former Senior Fellows Senior Chaplain Russell (non-resident, TC 1935) Urban Planning Professor Alan Shaw AO (†2012) Stewart Joyce RAN OAM Emeritus Professor (Frank) Semester 2 (TC 1972) Douglas Stephens AO DSO Herr Wolfram Latke HONOURS Mr Gregory Arthur Lewin AM (TC 1931) Amarcord (TC 1971) The Revd Lawrence Ernest Australia Day Music Mr Simon Vincent McKeon, AO Turnbull (TC 1980) Members of the College (Non-resident, TC 1974) The Revd Professor Richard Mr William Barrett (Barry) Capp SENIOR COMMON ROOM Burridge Friends of the College AM (TC 1952) – Fellow of the King’s College London College Mr Anthony Michael D’Aloisio Executive 2011–12 Theology AM – donor Professor John Frederick Forbes Mr Paul Andrews Professor Dr Ronald Jeurissen AM (TC 1963) Associate Professor Jane President Nyenrode Business Universiteit Crawford Munro AM – donor Business Ethics Dr Alan James Goble OAM Ms Anna Hood (TC 1943) The Revd Emeritus Prof. Peter Treasurer The Revd Canon James Daniel Steele AM – TCFS Callaway Mr Bryan Andrew Keon-Cohen Ms Kellie Mathers Shepherd Colleges and Universities of AM QC (TC 1966) Secretary Mr Henry Jolson OAM QC – the Anglican Communion Professor Peter Balshaw Ms Kirstie Robertson donor Theology McPhee AM (TC 1966) Steward Mr Dugald Grant McDougall RD Mr Robert James Stewart AM FIRESIDE CHATS OAM – donor and past parent Executive 2012–13 (TC 1967) Mr Paul Andrews Dr Margaret Hellard Professor Rodney Stuart Tucker BEREAVEMENTS President Global disease and marginalised OAM – non-resident tutor populations (1970–74) Mr Russell Henry Beedles – Ms Nicole Crook Lecturer in Foundation Studies Treasurer Mr Christopher Lamb Friends of the College Humanitarian diplomacy: Does Ms Kellie Mathers Dr (John) Anthony Colebatch it exist? Rosemary Anne Balmford AM – (TC 1958) Secretary past parent, JCH tutor (1958–61) Dr Phoebe Wynne-Pope Mr Warwick Furnell Du Ve Ms Kirstie Robertson Peacebuilding, stabilisation, Mr Alex Chernov AC QC – past (TC 1947) Steward parent and the implications for Mr John Aubrey Gibson (TC 1969) humanitarian practice Mr Peter Hansen OAM – donor VISITING SCHOLARS Dr Peter Horace Gibson Professor Joe Klewicki Mr Peter Cadden Heerey AM QC (TC 1942) Semester 1 Why does a golf ball have – donor dimples? Fluid dynamics explained Dr Alan James Goble OAM Professor Joe Klewicki Mr Stephen Hibbert Newton, AO (TC 1943) University of New Hampshire Dr Gary Stager – donor Mr Michael Gordon Keir Guthrie Fluid Mechanics Is Barack Obama the luckiest politician in America? Professor Ian Andrew Renard AM (TC 1964) Professor Richard Noss Mrs Claire Russell Vickery OAM Mr Alan William Hamer London Knowledge Lab Ms Polixeni Papapetrou – past parent (TC 1936) Mathematics education The 2011 ER White artworks
32 2012 Annual Report Dr Damian Powell Stephanie Firth Juliet Evelyn Adelaide Archibald Stephanie Kim Clarke ANZAC Day Emily Fraser Avinash Nair Atchu Michael Alexander Clements Mr Nathan Jessup Lyndon Green Lucinda Scarlett Atkinson Alice Lillian Workman Coates Does hope exist in a hopeless Sharmila Austin Jordonne Thea Colley situation? Miranda Gronow Helen Macpherson Smith Trust Tyson Austin Lucilla Clare (Lucy) Colman Professor Ian Donaldson Choral Scholar Alice Christie Backwell Astrid Clare Elizabeth Connelly The life of Ben Jonson: The first literary celebrity? Eleanor Hanscombe Charlotte Lena Bahnfleth Joseph Albert Constable The Revd Dr Andreas Loewe Rob Hansen Dougal Christopher Bailey Campbell David Cooke Painting the Passion in Music: Peter Godfrey Choral Scholar Erin Mary Farrell Barnes Alexandra Jessica Coppe Johann Sebastian Bach’s St Hannah Hornsby Julia Rose Batterham Asha Cornish John Passion Andrew Justo Ella Beckingsale Mathew Luke Crane Professor Andrew McGowan Ken Horn Choral Scholar Estelle Louise Bennet Thomas George Crowhurst Dining with the dead: Ancient Gabrielle Lefevre Tonya Bernardo William Gordon Gray Cuningham Roman eating in this life and Robert H Cripps Choral Scholar the next Georgia Rose Bettens Hamish Edward Curran William Lennie Mr John Brumby Joanna Jessie Ronan Blair Jack Andrew Cuthbertson The Battle of ideas: Australia Katherine Lieschke Thomas Bland Fiona Stephanie Alexandra NHM Forsyth Choral Scholar in 2025 Tanya Hillary Blindauer Davidson Joshua McLeod Dr Emma Henderson Ngaree Janalli (Nalli) Blow James Stewart Dawkins Rape law in Victoria: Let’s talk Marion F Wilson Choral Scholar James Vincent Bounds Charles de Brosses about sex Emma Muir-Smith David Redman Boyd-Law Bradley Francis Den Heijer Sir Roderick Ian Eddington AO Freemantle Choral Scholar Jessica Grace Bradford Oscar Floyd Dixon Professor John Freebairn Megan Nelson Chloe Breakwell Cale Nathaniel Dobrosak Nuclear power forum Timothy Newton Annina Mardi Hare Breidahl Michael Doherty Professor Ronald Jeurrissen NHM Forsyth Choral Scholar Maia Frances Brent Renrui (Henry) Dong Ethics in Finance Jessie Sun Alena Sharon Broesder Cameron Joseph Hickey Drane Dr Katherine Firth Janet Clarke Hall Choral Scholar Kathryn Madeline Droppert Student fetishisation of detail: Emma Williams Freya Louisa Brolsma Adorno and higher education Peter Dennison Choral Scholar Adeline Brown Morgan Druce commodity culture Hélène Michele Eliane Duchamp Greta Williams Amy Janet Buckerfield Agnes Robertson Choral Scholar Rory Alexander William Benjamin Duff CHOIR OF TRINITY COLLEGE Burnham Luis Inaki Duhart Gonzalez Emeritus Choral Scholars Choral Scholars Nicholas Reid Caldwell Jared Benjamin Dyson Mr David Barmby James Alcorn Taylor Callaghan Caroline Winfield Edwards NHM Forsyth Choral Scholar Dr Peter Campbell Kirsten Jane Callander Georgina Winfield Carleton Leonie Axford Mr Thomas Drent Katrina Chambers Edwards Dr Benjamin Namdarian Jakamarra (Louis) Egger Alice Backwell Caitlin Chapman AJ Herd Choral Scholar Mr Philip Nicholls Hillary Si-Min Cheah Cameron Kieran Englman Thomas Baldwin Mr Timothy Reynolds Mark Yi-Hsuan Chiang Lu (Estelle) Fang Felicity Anne Curry Choral Ms Suzanne Shakespeare Le Chi (Tommy) Chiu Elizabeth Ann Farrelly Scholar Ms Siobhan Stagg Jia Xiong Choo Nicole Louise Feast Thomas Bland Ms Megan Warner Wai Hoe Choong Eleanora Lucia Francesca NHM Forsyth Senior Choral Figueroa-Steiner Scholar Jocelyn Wai-Ling Chu Residential College Olivia Victoria Fish Choir Librarian Benjamin John Murray Clark Stephany Forman Michelle Clarke Resident students Emma Jean Murray Clark Stephanie Jayne Forrest NHM Forsyth Choral Scholar Emily Augusta Adamson Michelle Anne Clark Molly Jennifer Fowler Astrid Connelly William Henry Alexander Thomas Charles Clark Emily Vaux Fraser Oatley Family Scholar Adamson William John Richard Clark Alexander Galligan William Cuningham James Alcorn John Patrick (Jack) Clarke NHM Forsyth Choral Scholar James Edward Allen Julia Grace Garside
2012 Annual Report 33 Miranda Pearl Meadows Gaze Georgina Mary Kelly Georgina McKay Chantelle Olivia Robbins Matthew David Geleta Louise Antonia Mary Kelly Daniel McKenzie Natasha Lee Robbins Daniel James Gibbons Charles Arthur Schlesinger Levi John McKenzie-Kirkbright Allen Roberts Hui Pin Goh Kemp James Michael McMahon James William Hunter Roberts Jie Lin Claire Marie Goh Patrick Kennedy James Mecca Joanna Grace Roberts Yi Jzen Goh Stuart William Kennedy Nora Merralls Claire Elizabeth Robinson Susannah Katherine Gomm Thomas Kickett Joseph Alan Merrion Katharine Robinson Rohan Nicholas Peter Gordon Jay Jaehyun Kim Katherine Joelle Mills Lily Marie Robinson Robert Andrew Graham Suho (Joseph) Kim Alexander Blair Mitchell Alethea Margaret Rose Frederick Sheppard Grimwade Philippa Juliette Louise Kirby William John Monotti Fergus John Malcolm Rose Miranda Rose Gronow Dong-Kyoon (Daniel) Ko Nicholas Patrick Montgomery William Charles Benjamin Ross Andrew Lewis Gunn Rachel Li Tzu Koh Natasha Montgomery-Hribar Sara Dee Rusdiah Anthony Robert William Hall Jonathan Nai-Xian Lai Audrey Violet Moore Benjamin Charles Russell Phillip Hall Su Yin Lai Alexandra Morgan Callum Hugh Russell Lachlan Hugh Hamilton Eva Lambert David Thomas Morley Rachel Claire Ryan Charles Peter Hammond Jonathan Kin Yee Lau Antonia Mary Morris Namrata Satish Timothy Robert Hannah Lucienne Anne Le Miere Todd Stuart Morris Charlotte Susan Scales Steven Angus Hanning Gyu Sung Lee George William Edward Morrison Salome Shah Robert William Hansen Gabrielle Paige Lefevre Damian Morton Rahimah Shahnas Shahul Laura Betty Hanson Tomos Andrew Lelong Bhagya Deepali Mudunna Hameed Nicola Jane Hard Emily Jane Lewis Emma Muir-Smith Evangeline Mae Shaw Joshua Robert Hardy Thomas Charles Li Benjamin Paul d’Stere Murphy Mathuranthakan Kathir (Mathu) Sinnathamby Matthew Charles Hargreaves Zhaolong Li Adelaide June Myer Anna Meredith Sloan Nicole Kirstie Hart Jiatian (Rocky) Liang Simone Gabrielle Nathan Bilitis (Billy) Smith Samuel Morgan Rigby Hartley Candice Monique Liddy Jake Alexander Chance Imogen Smith-Waters Alistair Martin Haskett Katherine Rosalind Lieschke Naughton Siobhan Helen Stagg Lucy Elizabeth Hawker An Chieh (Andrew) Lin Jie Min Neo Erika Kahlen Stanford Andrew Hearl Shu Lin Timothy William Newton Hamish Stein Andrew Hebbard Libby Littleyuile Eleanor Nicklason Robbie-Lee Stephen Morgan Peter Hepburn-Brown Lu Liu Manvi Nirula David Isor Barker Stern Sean d’Aulton Hewetson Kane Sheung-Kan Lo Camille Liu Nock Hayley Anne Stratton Katherine Myung Alexandra Catherine Long Iona Norton Hewitt Georgina Louise Long Chiemi Kristina Parker Julia Catherine Stretch Alexandra Hinchcliff Daniel Joseph Loudon David Bruce Parncutt Bianca Shelley Constantinides Strugnell Lok Yan (Phyllis) Ho Indi Lowe Luke Keith Patterson Sebastian Philip Constantinides Poh Hui Ho John Mark Christopher Lucas Oliver Pedersen Strugnell Madeleine Dubrelle Hodge Lucy Annette Macdonald Kimberly Pellosis Claire Jane Sutterby Robert John Malcolm Holt Campbell Richard MacGillivray William James Penington Thomas Alexander Szoka Joobin Hooshmand Natasha Mary MacKenzie Edward Perin Hannah May Szto Dougal Victor Allan Hurley Rachel Amy Macleod Ewen Pickles Heather Liying Tan Ellen Margaret Innes Holly Rebecca Mann Samantha Pienaar Zhi Liang Tan Avnish Jain Sarah Mann Thomas Simon Pierce Naoya Tashiro Selvi Jegatheeson Alexander Malcolm John (Sandy) Georgina Natalie Prassas Alexandra Kate Theile Alexander Nicholas Richard Marshall Rahul Dharmin Ratwatte Philip Alexander Gillespie Theron Johnson Felicity Chenevix Martin India Read Douglas Peter Tjandra Cyril Johnson Nigel Gutsikanai Mataranyika Emily-Jane Recny Elise Loraine Tolley Mitchell David Johnson Simon Christopher Matthews Ross Oliver Ritchie Anna Elizabeth Gage Traill Andrew Malcolm Justo Hanna Douglas McCreath
34 2012 Annual Report Stephen James Treloar Non-resident students Kat Droppert Kat Droppert Arts Representative Santo Joseph Tripodi Leonie Axford Caroline Edwards Hugo William Trotter Thomas Baldwin Nicole Feast Joseph Constable Community Representative Tse Sai Yee Elliott Bannan Julia Garside Daniel McKenzie Nathan Seth Van As Tehanee Bardolia Morgan Hepburn-Brown Indoor Representative Rudi Martin van Breda James Bett Maddie Hodge Ben Clark Rachel Simone Van Santen Hamish Edridge Felicity Martin Men’s Sport Representative Charles Vaughan Stephanie Firth Adelaide Myer Anna Traill Irini Vazanellis Rahul Ratwatte Lucian Green Women’s Sport Representative Georgina Alice Venn Hannah Hornsby Rachel Ryan Lacey Jayne Verley Eliza Jonson Julia Stretch Art Studio Rukman Vijayakumar Hannah Layman Douglas Tjandra Kat Mills President Alexandra Therese von William Lennie Hugo Trotter Schoenberg Demi Li Sissi Wang Lizzie Farrelly Anna Louise Wallace Secretary Junjun Liang Vanessa West Ashley Louise Wallace Lucy Coleman Steve Lim Joanna Isobel Wallis BURSARY COORDINATORS Treasurer Anthony Long Jessica Wang Kat Chambers Lachlan McCall Maia Brent Kai Yue Wang Charlotte Scales Joshua McLeod Matthew Hargreaves Julia Batterham Xi (Sissi) Wang Sophie Menikides Robert Holt Laura Doris Ward Beer Brewing Society Emma Muir-Smith James Roberts Mitchell Graham McGregor Ward Tom Pierce Ellen Munari Stephanie Katherine Waters TRINITY COLLEGE President Douglas Porteous Stuart Guy Watson ASSOCIATED CLUBS (TCAC) Rory Burnham Jon Ricketson Alexandra Weisenberger TCAC Committee 2011–12 Secretary Alexander Shaub Vanessa Elise West Aley Weisenberger Nathaniel Taylor Sean Hewetson Annabel Samantha Willder Senior Student Treasurer William Zogopoulas Emma Rose Williams Natasha Robbins Phil Hall Greta Louise Williams CRIPPS MIDDLE COMMON Social Secretary Rudi Van Breda Ruaridh Paresh Williamson ROOM Jared Dyson Beer Budlay Alyce Norma Wilson Treasurer Irini Vazanellis Adelaide Myer Luke Geoffrey Wilson President David Parncutt Arts Representative President James Erle William Wolfe Georgina McKay Alethea Rose Christopher James Wood Secretary Erin Barnes Community Representative Secretary Emily Kate Wood Ross Ritchie Anthony Hall Isabella Claire Woodhouse Treasurer Christopher Wood Indoor Representative Treasurer Peter Bor Yuh Wu Joseph Constable Holly Mann Charlotte Amelia Lear Wyles Senior Baldrick Hamish Stein Men’s Sport Representative James Bounds Michael James Wyles Miranda Gronow Lucy MacDonald Han Xue Tom Li Simon Matthews Women’s Sport Representative Eugene Yi Yang Baldricks Billiards Room Shuwen (Sean) Yang TCAC Committee 2012–13 RESIDENT STUDENT Matt Hargreaves Dannel Yeo Matthew Hargreaves COORDINATORS President Senior Student David Henry Youl Cameron Drane Freya Brolsma Pan Ngan (Yvonne) Yu Althea Rose Secretary Ben Clark Social Secretary Jean Zhang James Roberts Shumin (Sabrina) Zhao Joseph Constable James Roberts Treasurer Treasurer Tom Crowhurst Dan McKenzie
2012 Annual Report 35 Robert Holt Fitzstaneith Polling Society Trinity College Music Society Claire Sutterby Jess Wang Morgan Hepburn-Brown Tom Li Freddie Grimwade President President Tom Crowhurst Cooking Society Cameron Drance Ben Clark Aley Weisenberger Secretary Secretary Trinity Recreational Alpine President Club Morgan Druce Nathan Van As Julia Batterham Treasurer Treasurer George Morrison Secretary President Maia Brent Imogen Smith-Waters Iona Norton Izzy Woodhouse Robert Graham Kat Droppert Treasurer Secretary Dan McKenzie Pip Kirby Emily Wood Morgan Druce Treasurer Kat Chambers Games Society Trinity College Music Theatre Tom Clark Andrew Hebbard Society Charlie Hammond President Claire Sutterby Dance Society Anna Sloan Nick Caldwell Producer Robert Holt Maia Brent Secretary Rachel Ryan President Tom Crowhurst Artistic Director Wine Cellar Tom Li Treasurer Julia Batterham Robert Holt Secretary Robert Graham Assistant Artistic Director President Tash MacKenzie Rudi Van Breda David Morley Joe Constable Treasurer Aley Weisenberger Treasurer Secretary Yvonne Yu Julia Stretch James Roberts Informal Dining Society Dialectic Society Assistant Music Director Treasurer Kat Droppert Kat Droppert Dan Gibbons Lou Kelly President Marketing Manager President Matt Hargreaves Pip Kirby Will Penington Tom Crowhurst Secretary Technical Director Izzy Woodhouse Vice President Imogen Smith-Waters Miranda Gaze RESIDENT COMMITTEES ER White Club Jamie Dawkins Simone Nathan Nathan Van As Eva Lambert Ball Committee Trinity International Social President Adelaide Myer Outreach Committee Kath Mills Chair Secretary Doug Tjandra Sissi Wang Rachel Ryan Secretary President George Morrison Freddie Grimwade Ben Clark Dannel Yeo Treasurer Ness West Treasurer Secretary Charlotte Scales Miranda Gaze Lacey Verley Sabrina Zhao Lou Kelly Treasurer Alethea Rose Georgina McKay James Bounds Lucie Le Miere Imogen Smith-Waters Joe Constable Natasha Robbins Film Society Nick Caldwell Alyce Wilson Philip Theron Simone Nathan Zhi Liang Tan Trinity College Dramatic President Phyllis Ho Beer Garden (newspaper) Society Ness West Eugene Yang Trinity Racquets Society Secretary Julia Stretch Custodian Producer Joe Constable Anna Blood Lucienne Le Miere Treasurer Claire Robinson President Assistant Producer Luke Patterson Lucie Le Miere Lou Kelly Secretary Nina Breidahl Nick Caldwell David Morley Treasurer Phil Hall Stephanie Waters Treasurer
36 2012 Annual Report Bulpadok (literary journal) Daniel McKenzie Student Chaplaincy Outstanding Contribution Indoor Rep TCAC 2012–13 Committee to College Life Nina Breidahl Philip Theron Editor Rahul Ratwaite Thomas Bland Thomas Bland Chapel Clerk/President Jessica Brandford James Roberts Will Penington Eleanora Figueroa-Steiner Bursary Coordinator Emily Fraser Irini Vazanellis Deputy Chapel Clerk/Secretary Campbell MacGillivray Colin Scarfe Outstanding College Spirit Executive Chef, Alliance Stephen Treloar Andrew Justo Phil Hall Catering Treasurer Vanessa West Outstanding Performance Heather Tan Rob Hansen Ruaridh Williamson within a Club or Society Tanya Tassone Katherine Lieschke Anna Sloan Buttery Operations Manager Alliance Rachel Ryan Catering Student IT Committee Freddie Grimwade Distinguished Contribution Bar Manager Philip Theron David Morley to Female Sport Ben Murphy Irini Vazanellis Yvonne Yu Kirsty Callander Alex Hinchcliffe Treasurer Chris Wood Tech Committee James Bounds Indoor Rep TCAC 2011–12 Fresher Sportsman of the Year Jonathan Lau Emily-Jame Recny Jean Zhang Freddie Grimwade Charlie Hammond Distinguished Effort in Senior Environment Committee Jester Committee Male Sport Ben Clark Jess Wang Freya Brolsma OAK PROGRAM President Female Spirit-Leader Outstanding Contribution Irini Vazanellis Tom Clark to Community Service Daniel McKenzie Philip Hall Secretary Lacey Verley Male Spirit-Leader Rachel Macleod Douglas Tjandra Ellen Innes Curators Emily Lewis Treasurer Northern Territory Trip Georgina McKay Semester 1 Doug Tjandra RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE President Izzy Woodhouse James Mecca (TC 2010) AWARDS Kat Chambers Miranda Gaze Justin Tonti-Filippini (TC 2009) Treasurer Student of the Year Professor John Royle (TC 1954) Fleur-de-Lys Editors Douglas Tjandra Lucy Atkinson Associate Professor Justin Tse Louise Kelly Outstanding Contribution to Erin Barnes (TC 1992) the Arts Nina Breidahl Alena Broesder Justice Chris Maxwell (TC 1971) Julia Stretch Food Group Kat Droppert Marita Cheng (2012 Young Outstanding Contribution to Community Service Miranda Gronow Australian of the Year) Mark Gordon Emily Lewis Conference & House Manager Matthew Hargreaves Margot Foster (TC 1976) Chairman Will Penington Phyllis Ho Semester 2 Pascal Berthelemy Sissi Wang Will Monotti Site Manager, Alliance Catering Bill Cowan (TC 1963) Sportswoman of the Year Maia Brent David Parncutt Chris Renwick (TC1961) Claire Sutterby Bursary Coordinator Ross Ritchie Megan Clark (CSIRO) Sportsman of the Year Tom Clark Hamish Stein Jo Roberts Michael Levine (TC 2005) Phillip Hall Rohan Humberstone Cup Hayley Stratten Andrew Rouse (TC 1981) Felicity Martin Sean Hewetson Joanna Wallis Senior Student 2011–12 Outstanding Contribution Mr Paul Andrews TCAC AWARDS Robert Holt to the College Staff/Driver Distinguished Effort in Senior Bursary Coordinator Thomas Bland Mr Paul Broussard Arts Adelaide Myer Dougal Hurley Staff/Driver Julia Stretch Tim McBain Adelaide Myer David Morley Dr Peter Campbell Assistant Catering Manager, Staff/Driver Fresher Artsperson of the year Irini Vazanellis Alliance Catering Gaby Lefevre
2012 Annual Report 37 Franc Carse Essay Prize Andrew Hebbard Molly Fowler Agnes Robertson Choral [not awarded] Poh Hui Ho Miranda Gaze Scholarship (1999) Leeper Prize for Oratory Robert Holt Matthew Geleta Greta Williams (Dialectic Society) Andrew Jiang Yi Jzen Goh Agnes Tait Robertson Daniel Gibbons Mitchell Johnson Robert Graham Scholarship for the Creative Arts (2006) Leeper Scripture Prize Philippa Kirby Miranda Gronow [not awarded] Jordonne Colley Daniel Ko Andrew Hebbard President’s Medal for Oratory Eva Lambert Poh Hui Ho Alan Patterson International (Dialectic Society) Scholarship (2002) Lucienne Le Miere Dougal Hurley Daniel Gibbons Jay Kim Cheok Lee Ellen Innes Wigram Allen Essay Prize Tomos Lelong Andrew Justo Amy Smith Recurrent Rachel Ryan Scholarship (2010) Michael Liu Philippa Kirby Louise Gourlay Prize for Social Caitlin Chapman Harriet Lobb Dong-Kyoon Ko Change Natasha Robbins Natasha Robbins Rachel Macleod Eva Lambert Stephanie Waters Chantelle Robbins Felicity Martin Jonathan Lau Amy Smith Scholarship (1985) Dux Tim McGregor Lucienne Le Miere Stephanie Waters Douglas Tjandra Sophie Menikides Tomos Lelong Valedictorian Tom Monotti Sarah Mann Dr Andrew Fraser Medical Scholarship (2009) Douglas Tjandra Antonia Morris Felicity Martin Georgina Prassas Todd Morris Simon Matthews ACaDEMIC AWARDS Georgina Venn Iona Norton Nicholas Montgomery Alyce Wilson Awarded in March James Roberts Antonia Morris Peter Wu For results in Semester 2, 2011 Anna Sloan Todd Morris Barry and Margot Capp Alice Backwell Hayley Stratton Eleanor Nicklason Scholarship (2005) Zhi Liang Tan Iona Norton Elliott Bannan Catherine Long Austin Barack Louisa Thurecht Joanna Roberts Bendigo Bank Scholarship Louise Bennet Douglas Tjandra James Roberts (2007) Justin Tonti-Filippini Benjamin Russell Chloe Breakwell Nicole Feast Caitlin Budge Georgie Venn Evangeline Shaw Blackman Student Support Amy Chan Xi Wang Siobhan Stagg (2004) Stephanie Waters Hayley Stratton Ben Clark Rory Burnham Jackson Clarke James Wolfe Zhi Liang Tan Emily Lewis Jordonne Colley Thomas Wormald Douglas Tjandra Campbell Scholarship (2007) Lucy Collins Shaun Yap Lacey Verley Rory Burnham Joe Constable Jessica Wang Awarded in August Charles Abbott Scholarship Tom Crowhurst Ruaridh Williamson For results Semester 1, 2012 (1986) Jacob Dobson Luke Wilson Lucinda Atkinson Kimberly Pellosis Chris Drok Christopher Wood Alice Backwell Charles Hebden Memorial Helene Duchamp Peter Wu Charlotte Bahnfleth Scholarship (1919) Margot Eliason Shumin Zhao Alena Broesder Douglas Tjandra Nicole Feast Nicholas Caldwell RESIDENTIAL Cheong Yu-Lin Endowment Fund Nicholas Fenech Jia Xiong Choo SCHOLARSHIPS (2008) Stephanie Forrest Benjamin Clark Poh Hui Ho Astrid Fulton AC Thompson Scholarship Thomas Crowhurst (1940) Clarke Scholarship (1880) Miranda Gaze Morgan Druce David Morley David Morley Daniel Gibbons Cameron Englman Robert Graham AJ Herd Choral Scholarship Cybec IT Endowed Scholarship Nicole Feast (1996) (1994) Claire Hamilton Stephanie Forrest Alice Backwell Tomos Lelong Claudia Harley
38 2012 Annual Report Cybec Newcomers Scholarship James Guest Science NHM Forsyth Choral Scholarship Rosemary and Bryan Cutter Joobin Hooshmand Scholarship (2007) (1997) Foundation Scholarship (2008) Nicole Feast William Cuningham Ngaree Blow Cybec Recurrent Scholarship Michelle Clark (2005) Janet Clarke Hall Choral Luke Patterson Katherine Lieschke Hamish Curran Scholarship SAF Pond Scholarship (1980) Timothy Newton Phillip Hall Jessie Sun Sebastian Strugnell Samuel Hartley NHM Forsyth Senior Choral John Ross-Perrier Bursary SAF Pond Non-Resident Choral Scholarship (2001) Kimberly Pellosis (2005) Scholarship (1980) Thomas Bland Lacey Verley Estelle Bennet Leonie Axford Oatley Family Scholarship (2007) David Jackson Scholarship John T Reid Scholarship (2009) Thomas Baldwin Astrid Connelly (1999) Tyson Austin Nicholas Cochrane-Ng Jonathan Lai Cameron Drane Stephanie Firth Ken Horn Choral Scholarship James Mecca Lyndon Green David Wells Law Scholarship (2002) Christopher Wood Hannah Hornsby (1997) Andrew Justo Rachel Macleod Perry Scholarship (1873) William Lennie Kenneth Moore Music William Monotti Santo Tripodi Joshua McLeod Scholarship (2008) Peter Godfrey Choral Megan Nelson Dessewffy Family Bursary (2005) William Clark Scholarship (2002) Estelle Bennet S R Stoneman Scholarship Le Souef Medical Scholarship Robert Hansen (2010) Evan Burge Entrance (1999) Peter Dennison Choral Katrina Chambers Scholarship (1995) Mitchell Johnson Scholarship (2002) Jared Dyson Simon Matthews Zhi Liang Tan Emma Williams Chantelle Robbins Simon Fraser Scholarship (1920) Leith Hancock Scholarship RA Must Scholarship (2000) Antonia Morris Felicity Anne Curry Choral (1992) Miranda Gaze Scholarship (2006) Dr Susan Lim Medical Nicole Feast Daniel Gibbons Thomas Baldwin Scholarship (2010) Lilian Alexander Medical Robert Graham Gyu Sung Lee Frank Henagan Scholarship Scholarship (1999) Philippa Kirby James Wolfe (1997) Mitchell Johnson Jonathan Lau Rachel Macleod An Chieh Lin Nicholas Montgomery Sydney Wynne Scholarship David Morley Eleanor Nicklason (1970) Maurice Hurry Law Scholarship Rory Burnham Freemantle Choral Scholarship (1983) RF Stuart-Burnett Scholarship Chantelle Robbins (2011) Rachel Macleod (1994) Emma Muir-Smith Selvi Jegatheeson Trinity General Scholarship Merlyn Myer Scholarship (2007) Nicole Hart Emily Lewis Helen Macpherson Smith Trust Evangeline Shaw Choral Scholarship (1990) Randal and Louisa Alcock Rachel van Santen Miltiades and Alkestis Miranda Gronow Scholarship (1927) Trinity International Scholarship Chryssavgis Scholarship (1995) Estelle Bennet (2000) Helen Macpherson Smith Trust Sebastian Strugnell Scholarship (1985) Randolph Creswell Engineering Hillary Si-Min Cheah N Bruce Munro Senior Taylor Callaghan Scholarship (2004) Jia Xiong Choo Scholarship (1984) Benjamin Russell Lu Fang Henry Berthon Scholarship Estelle Bennet Jie Lin Claire Goh Reginald MV Blakemore (1886) Benjamin Clark Scholarship (1991) Yi Jzen Goh Nicholas Montgomery Thomas Crowhurst, Todd Morris Jay Kim Ian Home MacKenzie Medical Stephanie Forrest Rachel Li Tzu Koh Robert B Lewis Scholarship Scholarship (2001) Nicole Hart Rahimah Shahnas Shahul (1989) Mitchell Johnson Dong-Kyoon Ko Hameed Jay Kim J H Sutton Scholarship (1925) Eva Lambert, Heather Liying Tan Robert WH Cripps Choral Stephanie Forrest Lucienne Le Miere Xi Wang Iona Norton Scholarship (1994) Han Xue James A Grant Entrance Anna Sloan James Alcorn Scholarship (2001) Hayley Stratton Gabrielle Lefevre Luke Wilson Stephen Treloar
2012 Annual Report 39 Trinity Scholarship The Revd David Gai Manyok Peter Holbrook (Kuranda, QLD) WU Dan Mathew Crane Mrs Catherine McGovern Sonja Holbrook (Kuranda, QLD) YAO Mei Candice Liddy Mr David Milford Denise Ireland (Earlville, QLD) YAO Tianzhou Georgina Long Mrs Emily Payne Pat Johnson (Kelso, NSW) YOU Xiaojing John Lucas Mr David Perryman Elsbeth Jones (Melbourne, VIC) ZHANG Bin Georgina McKay Katherine Mills Ms Claire Preston Paul Jones (Melbourne, VIC) ZHANG Rui Shuo Siobhan Stagg Ms Linda Prosser Anna Krebs (Bathurst, NSW) ZHANG Yan Philip Theron Mrs Fiona Raike Gavin Krebs (Bathurst, NSW) ZHAO Xinyi Santo Tripodi Mr John Raike Ruben Major Buol (Swan Hill, June Main 2011 Joanna Wallis Dr Sharne Rolfe VIC) AFILA Nadya Trinity Theological Scholarship Mr Alexander Ross Barry Morrison (Melbourne, VIC) DANKER Debbra-Jane Arlyne Emily Fraser Mrs Kirsty Ross Martin Nadarajan (Melbourne, VIC) DARMASAPUTRA Shieny Andrew Hearl Mrs Brenda Sang Carol O’Connor (Melbourne, VIC) FANG Lulu Yorta Yorta Scholarship (2004) Mr Adriaan Siersema Monica O’Sullivan (Melbourne, FU Yanning Candice Liddy Ms Jacqueline Smith VIC) INANTO Michelle Mr David Stansfield THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL Neil Robinson (Melbourne, VIC) KALYA Kiptenai Kimutai Associate Professor Lachlan Caroline Rutherford (Melbourne, Ministry Formation Program Thompson KOH Justin VIC) Dr Nicholas White LAW Jolene Chian Yi Mrs Leonie Bird David Spriggs (Melbourne, VIC) Ms Janet Winfield LOUIS Jessica Mr Trevor Bradley Sarah Thompson (Melbourne, MATTHEW Mrs Elizabeth Breakey VIC) ACaDEMIC AWARDS NURLAILY Tsaniyah Dr Andrew Bunting Siosifa Tongia (Melbourne, VIC) SARWONO Kevin Roy TCTS Senior Student 2012 Ms Claire Preston Michael Whiteman (Melbourne, SIN Anabelle Bi Cheng Mr Theodore Byard Ms Jacqueline Smith VIC) SRIWIJAYA Jason Pratama Miss Christy Capper Dr Nicholas White Catherine Williamson (Kelso, NSW) SUN Zeliang Mr Jonathan Chamberlain Valentine Leeper Prize Thomas Williamson (Kelso, TALEHATA Raissa Anasthasia Mr Ian Chapman Open to students from Trinity NSW) YEONG Edmond Chen Tai Ms Melissa Clark College and Ridley Melbourne Craig Wilson (Melbourne, VIC) Mr Craig Coulson Mr Sam Gregory (Ridley Peter Yewers (Melbourne, VIC) July Main 2011 Mr Mathew Crane Melbourne) Yanpu Zhang (Melbourne, VIC) ADIBRATA Karen Emyra Mr Michael Danaher Certificate in Theology and ANGKARSA Lorenza Mr Paul Etherington Ministry FOUNDATION STUDIES AUYONG Jinhua Kimberley Dr Linda Fiske Maureen Arnold (Bathurst, NSW) February Extended 2011 BAHMANI KASHKOULI Pedram Miss Emily Fraser CAHYONO Ivan Nano Anne Bennett (Melbourne, VIC) AFRIANI Shinta The Revd Jacob Garang Akeck CHAN Yin Chung Calvin Peter Bryce (Melbourne, VIC) AL HAMMADI Jasem Abdullah Mr Peter Guy CHAN Gabriela Edna Zhi Yin Austin Byard (Melbourne, VIC) BAI Yu Miss Emma Halgren CHEN Jiahao Scott Chambers (Melbourne, CAI Wenqi Dr Jeffrey Hanson VIC) CHEN Danyang CHEN Meijie Mr Andrew Hearl Nigel Daniels (Holloways Beach, CHI Kathy FAN Aitang Miss Kasey Holyman QLD) CHIN Tzer Minn HOU Sha Mr Gladwyn Hughes Avrill Dover (Melbourne, VIC) CHOI Jae Sik HU Bingjie Mrs Patricia Kennedy Helen Drummond (Melbourne, DANG Thi My Phuong VIC) LEE Kyong Heon The Revd Paul Kruse DONG Renrui Agnes Fallows (Perthville, NSW) LI Jia Wei Mrs Valerie Johnson FERNANDO Sashini Magdaline Philip Harvey (Melbourne, VIC) LI Shu Yin Mr Andrew Lockwood-Penney FONG Hao Xiang Jeremy Tanya Harvey (Kelso, NSW) MA Yin Mr Manoli Chol Mager GULAMOYDEEN Sarah Marilyn Hocking (Altona, VIC) TIAN Jingwei The Revd Nigel Mann GUO Zhiran WANG Nanji
40 2012 Annual Report HE Cancan SONG Yu MEI Jiahao LEI Rong Yang HUANG Senhao SOON Ting Nee MENG Qian LI Jia Heng HUANG Shijie TAN Zhao Xun NGUYEN Tuan Viet LIU Xu HUYNH Vinh Tung TEOH Wen Kai NGUYEN Quynh Nhu RUAN Shaoxu JARGALSAIKHAN Sukhbold TOH Chan Siak PRASETYA Kenneth Jonathan TEE Kee Meng JI Zheng TSIMBALYUK Sofiya SANG Haizhou WANG Pengguang JIANG Chao WIBAWA Cassandra Louise SELAMAT Michael Widi WU Qiyou K’ Thi Hoai Thanh WINERY Wenny SHEN Yun WU Chenxi KANNAN Kavitha YAM Sin Yean SHEN Chenjie YANG Siruo KHMEL Kseniia YAN Weilin SHI Haoyu YANG Guang KOH Andrew Zhiwei YAN Kaixin SHI Shengsheng YAO Jianqing KOH Joy Jiale YAP Stevan SONG Di ZHANG Ningzhi LEE Kah Yen Jane YE Ziqing SUGIHARTO Sugi October Fast Track 2011 LEE Bee Hee YING Yining SUTANTO Anissa Zerafina AGNISETIADI Lieanto LEOW Cheng Chee YONG Zheng Yang TALEHATA Kevin Rayner ANGKAWIJAYA Audrey Rosalina LEOWARDY Chandra YONG Kai Ting TAN Yiting BONG Ellen Carolin LEUNG Chun Ho YUWONO Louis VALENTINO Eric CHAN Yik Chung LI Bei ZENG Wenjun WAN Junjiang DO Khoa LI Lu ZHANG Hui WANG Xiaolan GAMA Eriangga Satria LIM Ming Wei ZHENG Xiaona WANG Yi Qian GAUTAMA Caleb LIM Eu Ze WANG Yifang August Extended 2011 GOH Hui Pin LIM Bee Er WANG Qitao ADHITYA Kevin GONG Chenxu LIM Aldwin WANG Xitong ADINEGORO Aloysius Kato HALIM Andrey Irawan LIM Wei Jin WANG Haiyan Dharma HARTONO Peter Ravindra LING Cheng WIBOWO Bryan Octavian ANDREAS BUDIMAN Andrew HE Jingwei LIU XiaoAng WIJAYA Wendy Noel BAO Hanxi HO Cho Kiu LIU Shuang WU Xiedanni CHANDRA Olivia HONG Claudia Sien Li LO Chieng Wen XIA Xiangpeng CHANDRAWATY Dea HUI Man Chun MAI Jialiang XIE Jinxin CHEN Zhefan HUYNH Nguyen Minh Thong MAK Sin Ting XU Menghan CHENG Weiwen KE Yongxiang MOHAMAD EZAM Tihani YE Yuan Yuan CUI Bolun KO Ching Yiu Batrisyia YI Shurong GE Weikang LAM Cheuk Hei Esther MOHAMED ROZHAN Muhammad YIN Silei Zhafran GONARDO Rudy Andrian LAU Siu Man Cherie YU Fang MOHD YUNUS Nurshameera HUANG Naling LAU Wai Pang Albert YU Hang OKTAVIANA Jesica Sharon JIN Danyang LIM Felicia Min YUAN Zhou Amelia KAZAN Lavenia LUI Wai Lun Alan ZHANG Hanyin OMAR Fiona Felicia KHARISMA Vinda Anisa MEIZARA Sharmila ZHANG Xinnan ONG Xing Yang LAN Wenya MENG Cheng Yue ZHENG Zichen PHAM Hoang Phuc LI Shuaiqi NG Sze Luk Sze Luk ZHOU Yiqian QUAK Sharon LI Yanlong NG Yuen Kwan ZOU Yifan QUEK Wei Chong LI Cheng NIEN Chih-Lin SCHMIDT HORNSTEIN Micaela LIN Weiran September Extended 2011 RIMBA Celine SHANMUGARETNAM Ashvini LINARDO Sinvania AN Na SENTANA Chrisella Austin Gayathri LIU Jiehan ANDINI Aditya Gita TAN Jingying Lois SHI Xinyi LU Shuchen CIPTADI Billy Revo TANG Jun SHI Heng LUO Yuqi GAO Sheng Xuan TIN Wan Yiu SONG Hyeri MASRI Jesisca
2012 Annual Report 41 TSANG Chun February Main 2012 GAN Qian Qi Meaghan LEE V Vern TSE Wing Yu Rachel ADRIAN Michael GAO Yidan LEE Veronica Sihui TUNGGADJAJA Melissa AFIFF Salim Ali GWEE Li Jun LEE Vincent Andrich VIONA Astrid ANDREAS Gabriella HAK Bunthaneth LEE Xiao Pu WINARDI Samuel AW Su Ann HE Kesihui LEE Yoong Chii WONG King I BAI Yu HII Adrian Wei Ching LEONG Weng Yee WONGSODIRDJO Leanne BEH Chee Lip HNG Zhen Khang Joel LI Junsheng YEONG Elizabeth Grace BI Yijie HO Elyssa Ming Lin LI Shuting HO Siu Fung Jacquelyn ZHAO Wei CANITIO Calvin LI Tianyi CHAI Katherine Yee Seng HO Yan Wing LI Yiqi January Extended 2012 CHAN Chi Hou HSU Yu-Chi LIAN Guanqiao AI Lingfei CHAN Ho HUANG Houming LIEW Kern Chuen Arthur ANGELICA Olivia CHAN Ka Yee HUANG Hui LIEW Wilson Shan Shung BEH Kwok Hou Thomas CHAN Li Han HUANG Jiaxin LIM Betty Soo Ying CHAN Tsz Yu CHANDRA Irene HUANG Yiteng LIM Cherng Ho CHEN Jin Jian CHANG Jingyi HUYNH My Hong LIM Christine Si Min CHUI Shin Hang Clifford CHANG Zhen Vhen ILANGOVAN Rishi LIM Haidee Yii Ern DAS Reva Rovina CHEAH Beverly Syue Min IN-ONG Kanitthakan LIM Hong Hao DING Yijun CHEE Heng Soon INDAH CRISTIAN Indah LIM Jinq Yeek EDWINA Alexandra CHEN Huiying JACOB Jason LIM Kai Jie GOH Mayvis Zhong Yan CHEN Likang Nicholas JASON LIM Kovic HAIRUDDIN Nur Dellysda Binte CHEN So-Chih JI Hezi LIM Siaw Wern HOO Junwei CHEN Tao JIANG Xincen LIMKA Gavin KEE Bertram Ting Long CHEN Xi JO Fenly LIN Danfu LAU Sin Yee Mary CHEN Yi-An JOLEN JONATHAN Rieke LIN Xiaoyi LAW Felicia Hui Ling CHEN Yu-Chung KALANTARI SOLTANIEH Sam Gis LING Han Cheng LEE Jin Kai CHENG Matthew Wei Ming KAN Shi Ying Grace LING Mei Xin Michelle LEE Sze Xuann CHEW Jin Hui Shaun KANAGASINGAM Indran LING Shuwen LIDWINA Adriana CHHON Borey KHOO Yi Ying LIU Hoi Ting LIM Yu Qing CHONG Daryl Yii Hsiang KIM Jihyun LIU Nini Marlina Mutiara LIU Amanda Christine CHOW Ren Jie Daniel KOENCORO Tiffany Setiawati LIU Yingli LUKMANTO Debrina CHUA Jason Shin Yiing KOH Ivan Jit Yang LIU Zheyu MARTINEZ-MIRANDA Ainara CHUA Jia Yi Audrey KOH Xiao Ning LOH Claudia Yilin Borromeo CHUA Rui Si KOK Julia Feng Min LONG Xinyu MAWAR Christina Angesti CHUO Chung Tze KONG Bryan Len Her LOW Swee Meng ONG Jason Shi Wei CHYNTYA Henny KULAPVIRAT Sirinthra LOW Ziee PURNAMA Steviani CORNELIA Evelyn KWAN Yin Ling LU Bochao Christinawaty DING Yifu LAI Jing Wen LUI Yi Lok RATTANATANYAPON Juthathip DING Zijian LAI Phui Joan LUO Haiqi SEOW Jia Yi DONG Bo LAM Sze Chun LUO Shuda SUN Chang FAM Kok Leng Joel LAM Yan Hao LUO Xue TAY Sue Pei FANG Xizi LAW Daryl Shih Shion MA Yunqian TULUS Jeannie FANG Yaojiajun LAW Meng Na MAN Tsz Chun Gary VO Tran Bich Tram FENG Yang LAW Yi Huey NG Jun Wei WONGSO Kevin Dwi Putra FOONG Chea Yean LEE Alicia Su Yin NG Lian Chen YAHYA Nizamuddin FU Kaixi LEE Ji Hoon NG Weng Teng YAP Henxin FUNG Audrick Yean Leong LEE Kuang Loong Gareth NGOH Kai-Lin Natasha YEAP Ashleigh Jing Wen GAN Ming Keong LEE Kwan Yun NGUYEN Dieu Vinh Tran ZHOU Ting GAN Nicholas Kok Hao LEE Lorraine NGUYEN Minh Bao Tran
42 2012 Annual Report NI Sarah Jiaqi TAN Chen Jie Leon XIE Lin SIM Samantha Pei Shan NITCHIANANTHAN Ahmisha TAN Jia Xin Amanda YANG Philippe Chin Han TU Kuanghua NOKMAN Mohd Adam Afiq TAN Lewis Yi Fong YANG Qian WONG Zhong Hung Jarad OH Chu Wen TAN Ming Fei YAO Bohao YAN Myo Kyaw OOI Wenn Yee TAN Ryan Jun Kai YAP Sok Xuan YUPAR WIN HTAIN Yupar OON Laeticia Le Shan TAN Shi Mun YAP Wilmer Chow Zeng ZHOU Tong PAN Daming TAN Shi Yan Aaron YAU Ga Luoh June Main 2012 PAN Xiao Wei TAN Shu Ying YEO Sze Yueh Beatrice PAU Timothy Jang Ern TAN Timothy Wei Shen YEUNG Wing Man Cheryl AGASSI Albert PEDRAMRAZI Ladan TAN Yee Jiun Othilia YIM Qi CHEN Liming Julian PHAM Nguyen Hoang Yen TANG Kee Chong YIP Mun Keat CHONG Xue Ying Celene PHAM Vu Thien An TANG Tze Jie YONG Kimberly Anne Pei Yi D’COSTA Keenan PHAN Nguyen Ai Linh TANG Xin You YONG Xin Hui DENG Jianpeng PHANG Julian Cheng Fung TAO He YU Ding DUONG Anh Hieu PHOA Hock Sing TAO Junhe YU Jiming GOH Adam Ryan Jun Xin PHUNG Phuong Anh TAY Chia Wee YU Yi GOKIANLUY Elaine Audrey POH Wayne TEE Yee Ying YUAN Shujun GUNAWAN Revyna POH Zi Yan TEGOEH Yoanna Tejapurnama YUSUF Annisa Fadilla GUNAWAN Sheilla PU Jie TEO Yijun Ryan ZENG Ming KAMAJAYA William QI Xiaomeng TEOH Sheng Li ZHANG Qiaoshi LE Nhat Minh QUEK Garrett Jia Rui TEY Sze Jee ZHANG Shixuan LEE Nadine Danielle Siy ROWENNY THAMRIN Denis ZHANG Yilin LOW Han Wei RUPAWALLA Hanley Mahesh THARMARAJA Prasad Dev ZHAO Jingyi OBAJA SAE-JIW Chanchai THAWEESKULCHAI Kraivij ZHENG Sijia OETOMO Ellen Silvia SAE-RIAN Natalie Lingli TING Xin Yi ZHONG Yuan PANPITAKPAN Korndanai SAEID Niki TULUS Jessica ZHOU Sihang PEH Yueh Han SANTHERABALAN Lakshmi VIONA Velin ZHU Qi RIONALDO SANTOSA Henry Alexander WANG Junqing RITZWAN Mohammad Syahrein February Extended 2012 Bin SAVANI Raviandra WANG Meng SIRIPATTANANUN Kanin SAW Brenda Boon Sin WANG Rui CHAN Weng SIY CHA Shane Dominique Dizon SAW Yeong Hoong WANG Wenkai CHEN Bin SY Samantha Mori Pe SER Tiam Jun WANG Wenshu DAI Weisi TANDRIBALI Ahmad Arfawan SEYRON Sivakumaran Kannan WANG Ying Ting DASHDAVAA Battsengel TEO Aaron John Teong-Yue SHAJARI Arian WANG Zezheng DING Zhilu WUTAMI Ivana Kasih Lestari SHAJARI Sorena WICKRAMANAYAKE Poornima HE Jingyi YUWONO Vincent SHAM Joe Yee WIJAYA Sean Sebastian JIN Yuting ZHAO Qianyingzi SHARIFAH KHATREENA WIN Shwe Yee LO Yan Yan WANG Yi NURANIAH Khatreena WIRIANATA Naomi July Fast Track 2012 SHEN Yijun XU Ying WONG Chester Wei Yang ADISUDJANA Elsa Magdalena SHERLY HERLIANA Herliana XUE Yuan Zhi WONG Chu Wen AMORNCHAITIKUN SOH Hui Ying WONG Chun Cheung April Accelerated 2012 Phattharaphon SOON Siang Min WONG Elissa Si Ying ANNEKE Christine FONG Jun Wei Jovi SOON Yong Jin WONG Kuang Jin BASKORO Reinaldy Cahyo GAN Yu Han SUN Ning’er WONG Yong Him Kendrick BOEDIMAN Reissa Cheryl GUO Xiaoman SUSANTO Lavenia Chrisma WONG Yue Jiun Jessica CHEE Kuan Wei Daryl KWEK Keng Yi SUSANTO Stevani WONG Zhen Hui CHEN Kenny Jiajun LIM Trisha Xing Yi SUTISNA Monica WU Dan CHEN Yue PHAY Lin Hui Jasmine SUWARDI Jasson WU Li Yu CHIA Xin Yu Valerie RAMANAN Sukanya TAM Wai Ying WU Wen Hsin CHO Jaenee SEAH Jie Ying Jeanette
2012 Annual Report 43 DIONISIO-SEE Karen Angela PURWANDINI Farahditya Putri DJAJAWI Indra MUHAMMAD Arif DYER BRAY Sophia Grace RAMBITAN Widya Wati DON Stephanie MUSTAPA Mohd Amar Nazrin Esmeralda REYNALDO Aloysius Halomoan EFFENDY Jimmy Bin EDWIN Marvin Adriano SANTOSO Aristhania FAN Kuan MYINT THEIN Sai Phone FABIAN Stanislaus Glenndy SAPUTRA Adela Risha FENG Yu NAN MAUK KHAM HEIN Michelle FOO Miao Yun SAPUTRA Ayleen Ginny FLORENCIA Jessica NGUYEN Huynh Phuong Thoa FRANK Daniel Bernadeth FONG Sarah Mun Yee NGUYEN Trong Dung GOH Chean Wei Bridget SATYAWIRAWAN Syane Agacy FOO Dylan Meng Shen OSMENA Sheen Abigail GOH Wan Teng Jolene SIAN Evelyn FRIESS Marc Charles PAKPAHAN Timothy GUANDINATA Angelica SIRICHALERMRAK Warissara GAO Jiasheng PEK Philomena Yan Yun GUNAWAN Stefanny Gabriella SOESANTO Erica GUO Huina QIU Xuechen HA Dinh Viet SOETJIPTO Kevin Alexander GUO Yixing ROMPIS Calvin Patrick HA Nhu The Vy SUSANTO Reagan HE Hao Kurniadwiputra RUSLAN Afif Ridhwan HAN ChengChen HO Tommy SUTANAHADI Adrian SASAI Kana HARYANTO Frans HO Xing Yi TAMSIL Antonius Jason SELEZNEVA Ekaterina HARYANTO Steve HOU Shangwen THEN Meitifani SENDJAJA Jonathan HENDRA Stella HUA Mengmeng TIONARDI Edbert SINURAYA Putera Perkasa HIRATA Roi KAM Hui Shuen TJANDRA Stephen Alexandro SOU Lo Teng HUI Hou Wai KANNAN Ashwini TJIUPEK Ineke SU Htoo Ywe JONGKAMTO Aljerru KHAW Pi Sheng TJIUPEK Jessica SUTRISNA Friska KAN Wing Yan KHIN Thaw Aung TOYAD Clarissa Amery TAN Long Xiang Dylan KARTASASMITA Williem KOSASIH Astrid Leoni VALERIE Elizabeth TAN Zhen Yi Rachel KHIN Zarchi Aung KRAISATHIANPAISAL Wittawin WANG Xinya KOK Felicia LAZUARDI Felicia Levina August Extended 2012 KOKADA Micah WIBOWO Ricky LEE Zhi Yan ANDERSON Breggy KUSUMA Edwin WIDJAJA Andy LEI Rong Yang BAI Jingnan KWOK Sean Justin WIDJANARKO Ria Edra LI Jiayi BI Xuechun LEE Jun Yan WIRAYADI Ryan Kristianto LI Ming Xiao CHAI Xiaojuan LEGOH Cellyn Josephin Dione WONG Justin Dixuen LI Qixiao CHEN Haiyuan LEONG Michel Danelle Li Ling WU Mengjie LIE Richy CHEN Xinyi LEUNG Shan Zhi XUE Qimeng LIEW Ryan Wenhaw CHEN Yuhan LI Jia Wei YANG Wenyi LIM Sherwynn CHI Didi LI Jiayun YAP Teng Jing Rebecca LIM Yu Han DAI Ao LI Renkun YOSWARA Aimee Margaretha LIN Fan DENG Yaxin LIM Kevin Gunawan YUWONO Celvin Prasetya LING Cheng FANG Lanzhu LIMANTO Metaniawati July Main 2012 LING Mei GAO Yuyang LIN Fang-Ning ASGARI STEPHENS Medina Binti LIU Jing GUO Zihao LIN Qingqing BAI Jindi LIU Sixi HAN Gaolie LIN Ting-Yu BUDIYANTO Astrid Anindita LO Hiu Ying HE Haozhou LITVINENKO Vladislav CHEN Chen LOH Hui Lian HE Yueyang LOY Jia Min Kelly CHEN Guanda LOH Jia Hui HENDRAWAN Johan Andrew LUHUR Edward Ignazio CHEN Junsong LU Shan HU Haojie MAYLINDA Ayu Astrid CHIN Si Min LUO Nahui HU Mingjie MUFTI Wilson Nugraha CHONG Kok Fai MA Tianxiao HU Ting MULYONO Hermawan CHONG Zhi Heng Mervin MA Wei Ya JIANG Lanxu NGUYEN Thi Thai An CHU Ming MENG Qian JIAO Hang PANDHIKA Wilta Clarissa DAMITRIAS Theofilius Danu MIAO Yutong LI Chunxu PHAM Ngoc Minh An DENG Rui MUGHAL Muhammad Waleed LI Jianjun PRABAHAR Ashwini Bin Tariq DING Jing Jing LI Ke
44 2012 Annual Report LI Muxuan LI Xiangkui LEUNG Hing Yin October Fast Track 2011 LI Xu LI Ying LEUNG Wai Sze TAN Jingying Lois LI Yanfeng LIU Kexin LEUNG Won Chak February Main 2012 LIAO Ding LOU Shengyu LI Anqi GAO Yidan LIAO Jiangling LUO Heng LI Han LIM Kai Jie LIN Weiwei LUO Sen LI Hiu Ling Maggie WU Wen Hsin LIU Jiajun MA Lishan LI Jiawei ZHOU Tong LIU Junfan SHEN Hejun LI Shengyuan ZHU Qi LIU Qianlong SHI Lidong LIN Jiyuan SUSTAINABILITY PRIZE LIU Xin TIAN Qiuyi LIU Cho Yee Joey LIU Yiding WONG Chun Fai LU Lu First Prize TAN Timothy Wei Shen TAN and LIU Yilin WU Yun LU Yun QUEK Garrett Jia Rui LO Chi Pui XIONG Chujun LUI Kwan Chak Second Prize LOU Minyue XU Yiyun LUO An LAM Colin Sze Chun, LI Tina LU Danjie ZHANG Kexin NATASYA Venansia Frisca Shuting and WANG Yi Qian MAO Dingding ZHANG Yinli NAY NAUNG OO Louis Third Prize MAO Zemin ZHAO Zihao PATTY Andrew Nugraha CHHON Borey, FANG Cici Xixi MUHAMMAD Rahmatya Siti ZHU Shijun PHUA Nigel Wai Chun and FUNG Audrick Yean Leong Ishahni SAMY Dory October Fast Track 2012 NGO Tran Tri Nha SO Cheuk Lam February Main 2011 BABENKO Nataliya NGUYEN Thanh Tu SU Qi GU Yiqin Shirley CHAN Chun Yiu NGUYEN Thi Mai Khanh SUN Yicheng CHEN Yijing NGUYEN Thi Quynh Vuong CHAN Lap Yan SUSANTO Calvin Aditya NGUYEN Hoang Thuy Truc PAN Fan CHAN Long Hei SYAHPUTRA Ivan QUAN Yingqi Rachel CHAN Wun Kwan PANG Bo TAN Jue Ying CHEN Caiwei QI Bin TENGGARA Melissa July Main 2011 CHOI Hon Chung QI Siyuan THE NOE SAN TNS SENHAO Huang CHOW Chi Yun QIAN Kuan TSUI Ka Wing Karen SHIJIE Huang DAI Mengxi QIAN Yining VALENCIA Connie LU Li RONG Yi DARWIS Audrey Margareth WAI Ka Pek WEILIN Yan DESTRIANTY Siti Aulia SHI Wenchang WANG Xizhi DING Weixuan SUGIANTO Randy Pratama WIJAYA Wanda COMMERCE FACULTY DWINANDA Devina SUN Chongzhi WONG Chiu Wai SCHOLARSHIPS EVELYN Cindy TAN Amanda WONG Lui February Main 2011 TAN Hui FENG Yue WU Long Yee ARTNARONG Wongkot GANDA Gracia TANG Zhen XU Xinyu GRACE Grace BY Joh TRAN Thien Phuc YAO Cia Lin GUNAWAN Gladys CHEN Yijing TRAN Thuy Trang YU Jichuan GUNAWAN Susanna EDWIN TRINH Pham Xuan Hai YUE Siu Wing HO Kwan Yin GOTAMA Alpin WAN Biwen ZHANG Qingyun HO Kwan Yu HARIYANTO Viangca Fitri WANG Muhong ZHANG Xiaodi HO Mak Hon KOMARUDIN Puteri WEN Chenguang ZHANG You HO Tin Long MIZUNO Akiko September Extended 2012 HUANG William 2012 DUXES MOSWETSI Laone Seitlhamo CAI Liting INANTO Cindy July Fast Track 2011 PORNSIRIANANT Ananyaporn CUI Yujia LAM Ho Fai WANG Ming Hui SANJAYA Michael Wangsa DU Zichun LAU Sum Yi CHEN Jiahua SENTOSA Riyan Adiputra HO Tsz Ying LEE Chi Wah July Main 2011 SIANTAR Rachmat Gunadi HUANG Guan LEE Hin Chak LO Chieng Wen SULIAWAN Erica LI Pengfei
2012 Annual Report 45 TANAYA Hutomo Raharjo Maksym Grynchuk Lo Yi Ho Nutcha Thaiwattanatrakool TEDJASEPUTRA Nadia Zak Hameiri Chi Ieng Abbey Ho Rattanawadi Theerakulvanich TIRTANA Theresa Tom Hewett Dhruv Ramkrishna Hoskote Nardos Tilahun TRAN Ngoc Tai Tess Hosking Sze Ki Hung Nguyen Thien Trang Tran TRAN Quynh Phuong Noah Hutchinson Steven Jacobus Van Tran Trang WIBISONO Leonora Felita Rory Hutchinson Plearn Janvatanavit Thanh Nhi Vu WIRYA Nita Nathania Taylor Jackson Eunike Karamoy Boonyarid Wattanaurai WITJAHYA Dheavin Chelsea Renee Kent Krittaphol Khajornrungrueng Jessica Williams Gregory MacNamara Jonathan Hongsoon Kim Bethan Williamson ZELLANIKITA ZARAPARADIPTHA Saacha Maloney Natnaree Klibmanee William Winter-Cooke July Main 2011 Cameron Mee Peravit Kovitaya Kayoko Yamashita K’ Thi Hoai Thanh Alita Mellups-Smith Thuy Tien La Young Leaders Summer Matthew Nicholls Vanessa Lai KSENIIA Khmel School LO Chieng Wen Matthew O’Brien Vivian Lai Raymond Adams OMAR Fiona Alexander Phillips James Landolt William Anthony TALEHATA Raissa Anasthasia William Raftery Beni-Israel Ishooyah Landy-Ariel Tyus Arndt Emily Schnall Shane Leong October Fast Track 2011 Ilaria Bigaran Thomas Scott Sarah Jiaye Lim Ahmad Rabani Bin Hafsun AGNISETIADI Lieanto Valentia Shaw Kim Yen Lim Hanif Bin Rezal DO Khoa Saffron Shepherd Ploythip Limrattamorn Nur Nadhirah Binte Mohamed TAN Lois Sudeep Sinha Ajith Madhol Amran WONGSODIRDJO Leanne Sunday Taite Mary Meghan McBain Imaad Iqbal Cassim Wongsodirdjo Giorgio Theodoropoulos Micaela McMurdo Jia Hui Chan Nicolaas Tjoelker Akihiro Miyata SOCIAL COMMITTEE Billy Cheng Joel Trigg Pakkaporn Nantinkamol Weng Kin Cheong July Main 2012 Tsz Chung Tsang Kim Tien Nguyen Si Jing Chew DASHDAVAA Battsengel Duytue Nguyen Young Leaders Winter School Shiao Ven Chip Hung Cuong Nguyen HO Xing Yi Huang Ming Chong Margarita Ainsworth Thanh Huyen Nguyen LEE Nadine Danielle Le Er Chong Banin Alsaai Le Phuong Thao Nguyen TURMUNKH Turbold Yu Kai Chong Felicia Auryn Thi Hong Hanh Nguyen WANG Xiangchun Nicole Costello Seray Benson Thi Lien Phuong Nguyen Dianna Duong Seileshia Calma-Goodrem Gia Khanh Nguyen TRINITY INSTITUTE Sammie Duong Teresa Cayanti Minh Hung Nguyen Juilliard Winter Jazz School Meiwen Fang Chatraporn Chatnithikul Sirikarn Paopongthong Francesco Acanfora Yinwei Feng Felicia Chen Prathyush Parasuraman Joel Armour Navindi Hasara Fernandopulle Hiu Wah Chiu Heeyoung Park Kade Edward Crowe Brown Andrew Fuller Hoang My Linh Chu Samuel Johannes Pattinasarane Samuel Butler Nazrawit Gutema Tameeka Clark Samuel Perkins Louis Jack Cann Melissa Hall Amanda Clissold Jenny Pham Vo Sophie Catsoulis Seng Poo Heng Resham Dhaduk Nutcha Pongsawat Mayank Choudhary Kee Siang Hew Raquel Dologan Aiden Jai Potts Ben Andrew Clapin Sze Khim Hiew Luke Dundon John Loxley Preston Warren Davis Juan Liang Ho Harrison Allan Earle Tarla Rapson Robert Finch Gina Hoh Erin Font Kristina Scerri Lucien Finch Marley Holloway-Clarke Suputcha Fuangfooloy Yossamon Setkit Benjamin Finnis Samuel Ibrahim Kim Yang Fung Monruecha Sirakhunnakij Tiffany Fung Kamarunnisa Ismail Raymond Harris Nahal Tagavi David Goodwin Jaymee Justiniano Emma Hinds Taisei Tatsumi Yong Shen Kee
46 2012 Annual Report Lisa Maree Kight Tia, Jia Jia Tan Professor Robin Sharwood AM Professor Ian Donaldson Shao Ming Koh Jia Ee Tan A collection of fine English Ben Johnson: A Life porcelain from the early Jenna Kramme Wei Ka Tan nineteenth century Mr Danny Fahey Xin Yi Lee Qiu Xean Tan Several printed works on papers The Tree Singer Jian Hong Lee Li Xiong Tan Catalina The Woodcarver’s son Jinyi Lee Wee Zhan Tan LOANS TO THE ART Geok Ching Lee Yun Wen Tan COLLECTION The Rt Revd James Grant AM Quoc Lieu Hui Ling Tan Dr John Best and Ms Janine Voices of War by Michael Yi Sian Lim Ai Xia Teh Sargeant Caulfield Guan Jie Lim Deborah Teng An untitled Indigenous painting Sir Andrew Grimwade by Keith Kerinauia Cheryl-Ann Lim Thart Htoo Thachaw Climate Change: On for Young Zi Teng Lim Shui Jing Ting Ms Yvette Coppersmith and Old by Helen Sykes Demanding the Impossible Ji Ping Long Yang Gin Ting A series of paintings titled by Sylvia Lawson Forever in Blue Jeans by Yvette Zi Xi Low Jun Xiang Tok Manstyle by Laura di Trocchio Coppersmith Huei Sun Loy Jun Han Tok The Revd Diane Heath Cin Ting Loy Dinh Tiffini Tran SR Stoneman Collection, Duneira, Mt Macedon 29 books on theology, ministry Yi Lum Phillip Truong and feminism French Market Place by Ethel Zhen Yi Lye Tony Truong Carrick Mr Ian Howie-Willis Shin Yang Mag Nikki Vu A Medical Emergency Teng Fong Mak Annabelle West GIFTS TO the ARCHIVES Salasei McCarthy Yee Jing Wong Professor Ronald Jeurissen Mr Bernard and Mrs Mary Ethics and Business Thomas McKay Rui Sien Wong Newsome Jirra Ross Byng Moffatt Xiao Huey Yeo Material relating to the life, Ms Dawn Leicester Mohamed Izzat Mohd Nasser Jing Mun Yong writings and drawings of Speaking Frankly A Trinity College Tribute to Frank Henagan Maisarah Alanna Muhammed Nabila Anindya Yudiantoro architect Phillip Sargeant (TC 1952) Firuz Ms Kate Metz Emma Mumbulla GIFTS TO THE ART Dr Damian Powell Stiletto Safari Tamana Murady COLLECTION Research material relating The Revd E J Miller to Sir William Stawell Maneeja Murady Aranday Foundation 10 books on theology and art Kathleen Murphy Portrait of Rupert Myer (2012) Professor Robin Sharwood AM Andrew Oppenheim Anisha Nareshkumar by Yvette Coppersmith Books and papers on Canon Law Murundak Songs of Fredom Mohamad Ariff Ng Mr Campbell Bairstow and Ms (DVD) loanS TO the ARCHIVES Gui Rui Ng Jill Gregory Professor Robin Sharwood AM Rose Ong A woven pandanus mat by Ms Mry-Clare Adam Nicholas Chevalier Australian Langani Marika Porcelain doll belonging Shannen Ong Odyssey by Simon Gregg to Valentine Leeper Wen Yee Ooi Ms Judy Cassab and Mr John Seed Ms Katherine Sheedy Hui Min Ooi GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY Two oil paintings by Judy Cassab The Act of Nursing: A History of Gage Patterson Nursing Regulation in Victoria Professor AGL Shaw Wahnay Paw Peter Judge Peter Gebhardt 44 books on art Ms Deborah Towns Xin Yi Poh A series of ten paintings To Dream, Dare and Achieve Yun Xi Quek by members of the Utopia College House, Christchurch, Community, Northern Territory New Zealand Thomas Robinson A bark painting by Johnny Miles Warren: An Autobiography CONFERENCE GROUPS Nur Leeyana Roslee Wanimalil and EVENTS The Landscape of New Zealand Najwa Jia Hui Rujok Mr Neil Everist Wine by Kevin Judd Study Abroad Shauna Sandow Portrait of Neil Everist (2012) Mr David Chislett University of Delaware Sports Madeleine Filia Setiono by Lianne Gough Traditional prayers for Anglican Science Group Li Ting Soon Professor John Poynter AO Catholics Waverley Stanley Year 11/12 Study Camps Portrait of Professor John Ms Victoria Comport Goulbourn Valley Grammar Wah Wah Sunny Poynter (2012) by Julia Ciccarone 8 books on Australia and law School
2012 Annual Report 47 Brentwood Secondary School Murrup Barrack Summer School Academic Edge VCE Revision The Fellowship of St Athanasius Lighthouse Christian College for Indigenous Postgraduate workshops Public Affairs Commission Students, the University of Calvin Christian School Engage Education VCE Revision (Anglican) Melbourne Classes Camberwell Girls Grammar Wangaratta Diocese Conference Korin Gamadji Institute (Young Elevate Education Hoppers Crossing Secondary Koori Leadership Program) Sustainability and School Brain Gym (Kinaesthetic) Richmond Emerging Aboriginal Environmental CAMP Australia (Child Care Kew High School Leadership Camps (REAL) Facility) Earth Watch Institute Australia – Ganbina Group Leadership Bat watching group and turtles The University of Melbourne OZTrek Orientation (Canadian Program Australian Conservation Melbourne Research Students at MU) BA Extended Interviewees Foundation Overseas Students Society American Universities Permaculture Design Course (MUOSS) Academic Conferences and International Programs (AUIP) Envision ISLP (Bill Mollison) International Student Services Events School for Excellence TSFX VCE Faculty of Science Industry Cambridge Economic History Sporting Revision Classes Advisory Group (Faculty of Symposium Toowoomba Grammar School Science) Swinburne University Film 20th International Visual Sciences Volleyball Team student shoots Architect & Design Summer Symposium Aiki Kai (Martial Arts) School RMIT Film student shoots 46th Australian Institute of Food MU Cricket Dinner Chinese Microbiology Summer Science & Technology VCA Film student shoots Camp Various MU Cricket & Athletic 20th International Symposium Charity and Services Club functions Department of Pathology on Mathematical Theory of King’s School Tennis Tour Workshops Networks and Systems Red Cross Workshops Muscle Balance workshop Department of Genetics Conference on Optoelectronic Animals Australia Workshops and Microelectronic Materials National Disability Service Government Department of Economics and Devices Annecto – The People Network Department of Health Workshop Association of Women on Royal Society of New Zealand (Disability Employment) Campus (AWCUM) The British Academy/Australian Murdoch Children’s Research Location Services Urban Planning, Faculty of Academy of the Humanities Institute K-Swiss film shoot (Fashion) Architecture, Building and Symposium Royal Children’s Hospital Planning Filming of The Block Channel 9 Symposium on Bach in Australia Workshops Department of Biochemistry Filming of Howzat Channel 9 Bronwyn Lovell Poetry Evening and Molecular Biology Filming of Dr Blake Mysteries (The Hannah Barry Memorial Religious ABC Faculty of Economics and Award) Third Order, Society of St Francis Commerce staff workshops Dickens’ Fellowship Conference Corporate and Other Melbourne School of St Bishoy & St Shenouda Coptic Engineering Australian Skeptics National Other Educational Groups Orthodox Church Youth Event School of Chemistry Convention Film Making Summer School Australian Academy of Liturgy School of Graduate Research Red Hat Australia Pacific Pty Ltd Film Writing Winter School Melbourne University Overseas – Linux Users of Victoria monthly Graduate School of Management Australian Film Base weekend Christian Fellowship (MUOCF) meetings AUSAID accommodation for meetings courses The Communications Council new International Student Harvard Scholarship Interviews United Faculty of Theology (UFT) (Marketing) arrivals (International Office) Anglican Diocese of Melbourne Color Pak Workshop Melbourne Welcome Program GAMSAT Ready Revision Classes (Prep for medical college entry Selection Conference Student Management Services Reaching Your Pinnacle exams) Fresh Expressions Conference, (Corporate Training) – 32 Hour Various Cricket & Athletic Club Gold Standard GAMSAT classes Anglican Diocese of Canberra Challenge functions & Goulburn (Prep for medical college entry NAB Bank, Exploring your National Markets (University exams) Bishops of The Province meeting possibilities, Staff Development of Melbourne Marketing Medstart UMAT classes (Prep Planet Shakers Church Department) People Measures (Management for medical college entry exams) CityLife Church Life Group Consultants) Indigenous Programs Connect Education VCE Revision Retreat School of Custom Programs Career Trackers workshops Adventist Youth Convention (University of Melbourne Commercial Ltd)
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