Graduation Ceremonies 2016 C E L E B R Atinin G 25 Years

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Graduation Ceremonies Australia’s University Of Enterprise 2016

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This booklet exhibits the outstanding work of graduates of the University of South Australia’s School of Art, Architecture and Design.

This publication was produced by University of South Australia’s UniPrint using environmentally sustainable consumables and technology. Chancellor’s welcome

Today is a time for celebration as you mark both the end and the beginning of exciting parts of your lives. It is also an occasion on which to look forward to the opportunities available to you as a graduate of the University of South Australia. I am honoured to be able to share this special event with you, and your family and friends. During your time with the University of South Australia you have developed a set of distinctive qualities which describe the knowledge, skills and personal abilities that you will need as you move into a constantly changing global economy. You have acquired an international outlook; a capacity for critical thought and lifelong learning; an ability to communicate effectively and work autonomously and cooperatively; and a sense of social responsibility. You are well equipped to succeed, confident in the knowledge and skills you possess. Congratulations and all the very best as you start the next big adventure in your lives.

Mr Jim McDowell Chancellor

Mr Jim McDowell LLB (Honours) Mr Jim McDowell is currently Chair of the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation and non-executive director of a number of private and listed companies. He advises the Federal Government in a number of areas of Defence and Defence Procurement. He is a member of the First Principles Review of the Department of Defence and is currently on the Expert Advisory Panel for the Future Submarine Program. Prior to this he spent 35 years in the aerospace, shipbuilding and defence industries, most recently as Chief Executive Officer of BAE Systems Saudi Arabia (a $6 billion business) and for almost 11 years prior to that as CEO of BAE Systems Australia, the nation’s largest defence contractor. He has lived and worked in the UK, the USA, Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia and Saudi Arabia. Vice Chancellor’s welcome

Graduating with a university degree represents a major milestone in life. Now you’re about to enter a whole new world of wonderful opportunities. You will leave us today with a parchment and a career path and we couldn’t be prouder of you. I am very pleased to share the excitement of this day with you and with the people who have supported you throughout your studies: your family, your friends and your mentors. Yours is the first graduation ceremony of this our 25th year and we’re celebrating your success along with our own. We have come a long way since 1991 when we amalgamated colleges of advanced education and institutes of technology to become the University of South Australia. Now we’re considered one of the world’s best young universities, an enterprising institution putting our best teaching and research into creating bright futures for our students and partnering with industry and the professions to bring the benefits of that teaching and research to our community. I hope the achievement you celebrate today opens many doors of opportunities for you so that you can make your mark as a global citizen, a professional in everything you do. You, like more than 195,000 graduates who have preceded you, are very important to us; you are our success stories, the role models for current students and those who might follow in your footsteps. As your career grows and your success is assured, current students look at you and see what’s possible in their own lives. I wish you every success, happiness and prosperity as you take your first steps into your new lives as graduates of the University of South Australia.

Professor David Lloyd Vice Chancellor and President

Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CChem, FRSC David Lloyd is the Vice Chancellor and President of the University of South Australia. A Dublin-born and educated chemist who specialises in computer-aided drug design, Professor Lloyd joined the university at the beginning of 2013, re-focusing it as a university of enterprise and shaping its activities to better meet the challenges of the 21st century. Globally connected and engaged in helping solve the problems of industry and the professions, the university is now building partnerships that will ensure it remains at the cutting-edge of creativity and new knowledge. In May 2014 Professor Lloyd was appointed to the South Australia Economic Development Board (EDB) to establish the networks between education, research and industry that will transition the South Australian economy into one of innovation and growth. Before joining the University of South Australia, Professor Lloyd was Bursar and Director of Strategic Innovation at Trinity College Dublin, one of Europe’s oldest and most prominent universities. He had also been Dean and Vice President of Research at Trinity and was concurrently the inaugural Chair of the Irish Research Council. He holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Applied Chemistry and a PhD in Medicinal Organic Chemistry from Dublin City University, and was also a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin. Professor Lloyd has published extensively in related fields in high impact international journals while generating significant grant income. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry. With almost 33,000 students, more About the than 6,000 of whom are international students, UniSA offers degree programs in business, education, arts, social sciences, University of health sciences, information technology, engineering and the environment that are South Australia designed with strong professional emphasis and in partnership with industry. Its graduate The University of South Australia (UniSA) is employment rates are above the national a young institution with an agile, innovative average. The University is rated Number approach to educating tomorrow’s One in South Australia for the employment professionals and solving today’s rate of its graduates; 91 per cent of those challenges. As a University of Enterprise, its going on to full-time work are employed in a efforts are focused on providing economic professional occupation within four months and social benefits to the nation and the of completing their degree. world. The University continues to develop a Formed in 1991 the University has already strong research environment, and is home established a global reputation for the to a range of dedicated research institutes quality and creativity of its graduates and and centres and is a key partner in a number the innovative, outcomes-focused relevance of Cooperative Research Centres that, in of its research. collaboration with industry and government, are focused on helping to deliver practical Its global reputation continues to grow. It and enduring solutions to real-world is ranked in the world’s top 50 universities problems. under 50 years old by both THE (Times Higher Education) (#35) and QS (Quacarelli Among the University of South Australia’s Symonds) (#25) world university rankings. priority areas for multidisciplinary research THE also ranked the University of South are health sciences, resources and energy Australia amongst the world’s best young sustainability, world-changing designs international universities. and technologies, resilient and inclusive societies and the enhanced quality and The University maintains a strong productivity of working life. commitment to teaching and learning, and ranks in the top 10 nationally for the Its research capabilities include the new proportion of its staff with a doctorate (73 multi-million dollar Future Industries per cent). Its MBA program consistently Institute (FII) which focuses on building ranks amongst the best in the country, knowledge and capacity in core future holding a five-star rating for eight industries; the Hawke Research Institute, consecutive years (as awarded by the Australia’s largest social science and Graduate Management Association of humanities institute, the Sansom Institute Australia).

The Training School 1876 for Health Research, the University’s The University of South Australia also premier health and biomedical research prides itself on being an integral part of, concentration and the Ehrenberg-Bass as well as a committed contributor to, the Institute for Marketing Science, one of the communities and society that it serves. world’s leading centres for research in That commitment is reflected in its vast marketing. worldwide alumni network and in the major artistic endeavours, sporting events and Other key research groupings are focused public attractions the University embraces on discoveries in the fundamental causes and supports. of cancer, and translating these discoveries into new ways to prevent and treat this Lectures, seminars and research projects disease. presented at the University’s Hawke Centre attract national and international speakers With campuses in the heart of Adelaide, in and offer informed viewpoints on key global the metropolitan area (Mawson Lakes and issues through events such as the annual Magill) and in the regional cities of Whyalla Hawke Lecture, and the Nelson Mandela and Mount Gambier, the University provides Lecture Series. opportunities to students from a wide range of geographic, socio-economic and cultural With its thought-provoking programs backgrounds. It is currently implementing and exhibitions, the Samstag Museum a $1 billion-plus building program to of Art is one of Australia’s pre-eminent further enhance its physical and virtual contemporary art museums. It is recognised infrastructure. for its excellence and leadership, and its reputation is integral to the University being Across the University, its broad range recognised as a leading Australian cultural of programs is designed to increase institution. opportunity for Aboriginal people, and those who have experienced educational, social The University is also a proud supporter or geographical disadvantage. It was the of vital community events including the first Australian university to make a formal Adelaide Festival, WOMADelaide’s Planet commitment to reconciliation and to embed Talks and the Santos Tour Down Under UCI this in the institution’s core values. It was the World Tour cycling race. first South Australian university to develop its own Reconciliation Action Plan which is a framework for cultural change and commits the university to develop better opportunities and outcomes for Aboriginal people.

SA School of Mines 1917 Our journey so far 1991 South Australian College of Advanced The University of South Australia (UniSA) was established in 1991 but Education (SACAE) designated one of only our foundations date back to the latter half of the 19th century. The eight Distance Education Centres. forerunners of today’s UniSA were the South Australian School of Art, The University of South Australia (UniSA) was 1992 founded in 1856, the first of several Teacher Training Colleges formed in established upon the merger of SAIT and Professor David Robinson appointed three SACAE campuses. Vice Chancellor. 1876, and the School of Mines and Industries which was established in 1889. These schools were renowned for providing quality education and John McDonald appointed first Chancellor; The Hon Dr Basil Hetzel Professor Alan Mead the first Vice Chancellor. AC appointed Chancellor for responding to the needs of the nascent colony of South Australia. of the University of South Australia. 1993 UniSA became a foundation member of the Australian Technology Network (ATN) federation. 1856 UniSA commenced teaching programs 1994 The School of Art was established offshore, beginning with the International by Charles Hill just MBA in Singapore. 15 years after the Professor Eleanor Ramsay, proclamation of the first-ever Australian Pro the new colony of Vice Chancellor charged Two of the University’s key research South Australia. 1876 with improving equity and institutes, the Ian Wark Research The Training School, the first South access to education, was Institute (IWRI) and the Institute for Australian Teachers College, was founded. appointed. Telecommunications Research (ITR), were officially opened. The Distance Education Centre building at 1889 Underdale was opened. The South Australian School of Mines and Industries was established. 1906 Louis Laybourne Smith established the first 1996 The Unaipon School was opened offering architectural course at the a range of programs in Aboriginal and South Australian School of 1997 The City West campus Australian Studies. Mines and Industries. was officially opened 1907 by Governor General Sir Adelaide Kindergarten Training College William Dean. for teachers was established with strong advocacy from Lillian de Lissa. UniSA identified seven unique graduate qualities 1918 that described the knowledge, skills and 1998 UniSA awarded an The Adelaide Technical High School was honorary doctorate founded as a preparatory school for the personal abilities graduates would require to then President courses offered by the School of Mines and in their professional careers. of South Africa, Industries. UniSA became the first Australian university Nelson Mandela. 1960 to develop a Statement of Commitment to Australian Reconciliation. The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre 1965 was established. The SAIT opened Whyalla campus to meet Professor Denise the growing demand for skills in the steel Bradley was named 1999 and shipping industries. David Klingberg AM the University’s Vice succeeded Dr Basil Hetzel Chancellor and President. AC as Chancellor. Extensively involved in The Adelaide Technical High School and national education policy UniSA won the Business SA the South Australian School of Mines groups for more than two Export award for education and Industries merged to form the South 1986 decades, in 2008 she chaired the Expert for the first time. Australian Institute of Technology (SAIT). Four colleges of advanced education – Panel that undertook the National Review Salisbury, Kingston, Torrens and Murray The University won it again in 2000, 2001, of Higher Education. Park – amalgamated to form part of the 2004 and 2006. South Australian College of Advanced Now Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley Education (SACAE). AC, she was made a Companion of the Order of Australia, Australia’s highest honour, in recognition of her service to higher education. Our journey so far 1991 South Australian College of Advanced The University of South Australia (UniSA) was established in 1991 but Education (SACAE) designated one of only our foundations date back to the latter half of the 19th century. The eight Distance Education Centres. forerunners of today’s UniSA were the South Australian School of Art, The University of South Australia (UniSA) was 1992 founded in 1856, the first of several Teacher Training Colleges formed in established upon the merger of SAIT and Professor David Robinson appointed three SACAE campuses. Vice Chancellor. 1876, and the School of Mines and Industries which was established in 1889. These schools were renowned for providing quality education and John McDonald appointed first Chancellor; The Hon Dr Basil Hetzel Professor Alan Mead the first Vice Chancellor. AC appointed Chancellor for responding to the needs of the nascent colony of South Australia. of the University of South Australia. 1993 UniSA became a foundation member of the Australian Technology Network (ATN) federation. 1856 UniSA commenced teaching programs 1994 The School of Art was established offshore, beginning with the International by Charles Hill just MBA in Singapore. 15 years after the Professor Eleanor Ramsay, proclamation of the first-ever Australian Pro the new colony of Vice Chancellor charged Two of the University’s key research South Australia. 1876 with improving equity and institutes, the Ian Wark Research The Training School, the first South access to education, was Institute (IWRI) and the Institute for Australian Teachers College, was founded. appointed. Telecommunications Research (ITR), were officially opened. The Distance Education Centre building at 1889 Underdale was opened. The South Australian School of Mines and Industries was established. 1906 Louis Laybourne Smith established the first 1996 The Unaipon School was opened offering architectural course at the a range of programs in Aboriginal and South Australian School of 1997 The City West campus Australian Studies. Mines and Industries. was officially opened 1907 by Governor General Sir Adelaide Kindergarten Training College William Dean. for teachers was established with strong advocacy from Lillian de Lissa. UniSA identified seven unique graduate qualities 1918 that described the knowledge, skills and 1998 UniSA awarded an The Adelaide Technical High School was honorary doctorate founded as a preparatory school for the personal abilities graduates would require to then President courses offered by the School of Mines and in their professional careers. of South Africa, Industries. UniSA became the first Australian university Nelson Mandela. 1960 to develop a Statement of Commitment to Australian Reconciliation. The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre 1965 was established. The SAIT opened Whyalla campus to meet Professor Denise the growing demand for skills in the steel Bradley was named 1999 and shipping industries. David Klingberg AM the University’s Vice succeeded Dr Basil Hetzel Chancellor and President. AC as Chancellor. Extensively involved in The Adelaide Technical High School and national education policy UniSA won the Business SA the South Australian School of Mines groups for more than two Export award for education and Industries merged to form the South 1986 decades, in 2008 she chaired the Expert for the first time. Australian Institute of Technology (SAIT). Four colleges of advanced education – Panel that undertook the National Review Salisbury, Kingston, Torrens and Murray The University won it again in 2000, 2001, of Higher Education. Park – amalgamated to form part of the 2004 and 2006. South Australian College of Advanced Now Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley Education (SACAE). AC, she was made a Companion of the Order of Australia, Australia’s highest honour, in recognition of her service to higher education. 2000 2006 Nelson Mandela was announced as the Professor John Ralston was named UniSA’s new International Patron of UniSA’s Bob first Laureate Professor. Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre. 2001 The Australian Minerals Science Research The University celebrated its Institute (AMSRI), headquartered at UniSA’s 10th anniversary. Ian Wark Research Institute, was officially opened. It was supported by the largest ARC Linkage Grant ever awarded. 2007 2002 Professor Peter Høj joined UniSA as Vice UniSA was named the leading provider of The Cooperative Research Centre Chancellor and President of the University offshore programs in Australia by IDP. for Contamination Assessment and following Professor Denise Bradley’s The University won the award again in Remediation of the Environment (CRC retirement. 2003 and 2004. CARE) was officially launched. UniSA sponsored the Tour Down Under cycling race for the first time. The Royal Australian Institute of Architects awarded the nation’s highest accolade for a public building to UniSA’s Kaurna Building. 2008 UniSA was awarded $40 million through the Federal Government’s Education FedSat, Australia’s experimental satellite 2009 Investment Fund to help build the $73 Associate Professor Mahfuz Aziz won the developed by the CRC for Satellite Systems million building to house the Materials and Prime Minister’s Award for the Australian and including UniSA-designed payloads, Minerals Science Learning and Research Teacher of the Year. was launched. Hub at Mawson Lakes. UniSA public health researcher, Professor The UniSA Northern Adelaide Partnerships Dr Ian Gould AM, Kerin O’Dea AO, was appointed as a (UNAP) program was established to a resources industry member of the National Health and underpin economic and social development professional, was Medical Research Council (NHMRC) and and improve education participation in appointed as the chaired the NHMRC’s new Prevention and severely disadvantaged communities. University’s new Chancellor Community Health Committee. 2003 following the retirement of UniSA was named an Employer of Choice UniSA joined Pedal Prix, the Human Powered David Klingberg AM. for Women for the first time. Vehicle super series, as lead sponsor. 2004 The University of South Australia Business School 2005 2010 The first stage of the University’s $100 The UniSA College was launched to offer became only the million capital development program, more opportunities for South Australians to second in Australia Blueprint 2005, was completed and five gain access to tertiary education. to receive European new buildings–the Kaurna Building, the UniSA joined forces with the International Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) Dorrit Black Building, the Garth Boomer Space University in Strasbourg, France, to accreditation, one of two major Building, the Basil Hetzel Building and the bring world-class space education to the forms of international accreditation for Mawson Centre–were opened. business schools. southern hemisphere. The University UniSA secured $30 million from the Federal The University received an launched four new Government’s Education Investment Fund The UniSA-based Centre for Muslim and overwhelmingly positive report from the research institutes towards the cost of a $85 million learning Non-Muslim Understanding was launched Australian Universities Quality Agency – the Ehrenberg centre to be built in Adelaide’s West End. in India by then Minister of Education and (AUQA) audit, including 16 commendations Bass Institute for future Prime Minster, Julia Gillard. for good practice. Marketing Science, UniSA received $10 million in funding from the Sansom UniSA graduated its 100,000th student, the Australian Government to establish a Institute for Health Charlotte Mukamuberwa, a Rwandan refugee Chair in Child Protection at the University. Research, the Hawke now with a Bachelor of Commerce degree. Research Institute 2011 UniSA delivered the Australian International In the 2011 QS World University rankings, for Sustainable Society, and the Institute the University of South Australia showed Space University intensive professional for Sustainable Systems and Technologies development program, confirming South the biggest improvement of any Australian (since renamed the Barbara Hardy university for the second year running to Australia’s position as a centre for space Institute). education and training. be ranked 11th in Australia. It remains in the The UniSA Mount Gambier Regional Centre top three per cent of more than 10,000 UniSA won the Institutional Award from the was opened and the Centre for Regional universities worldwide. Australian Learning and Teaching Council Engagement established. for Provision of Services to the Community. The first national Excellence in Research UniSA was ranked in the top 200 for Australia (ERA) assessment showed universities worldwide by The Times Higher that around 70 per cent of UniSA research Education Supplement. assessed was world-class standard or above. 2000 2006 Nelson Mandela was announced as the Professor John Ralston was named UniSA’s new International Patron of UniSA’s Bob first Laureate Professor. Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre. 2001 The Australian Minerals Science Research The University celebrated its Institute (AMSRI), headquartered at UniSA’s 10th anniversary. Ian Wark Research Institute, was officially opened. It was supported by the largest ARC Linkage Grant ever awarded. 2007 2002 Professor Peter Høj joined UniSA as Vice UniSA was named the leading provider of The Cooperative Research Centre Chancellor and President of the University offshore programs in Australia by IDP. for Contamination Assessment and following Professor Denise Bradley’s The University won the award again in Remediation of the Environment (CRC retirement. 2003 and 2004. CARE) was officially launched. UniSA sponsored the Tour Down Under cycling race for the first time. The Royal Australian Institute of Architects awarded the nation’s highest accolade for a public building to UniSA’s Kaurna Building. 2008 UniSA was awarded $40 million through the Federal Government’s Education FedSat, Australia’s experimental satellite 2009 Investment Fund to help build the $73 Associate Professor Mahfuz Aziz won the developed by the CRC for Satellite Systems million building to house the Materials and Prime Minister’s Award for the Australian and including UniSA-designed payloads, Minerals Science Learning and Research Teacher of the Year. was launched. Hub at Mawson Lakes. UniSA public health researcher, Professor The UniSA Northern Adelaide Partnerships Dr Ian Gould AM, Kerin O’Dea AO, was appointed as a (UNAP) program was established to a resources industry member of the National Health and underpin economic and social development professional, was Medical Research Council (NHMRC) and and improve education participation in appointed as the chaired the NHMRC’s new Prevention and severely disadvantaged communities. University’s new Chancellor Community Health Committee. 2003 following the retirement of UniSA was named an Employer of Choice UniSA joined Pedal Prix, the Human Powered David Klingberg AM. for Women for the first time. Vehicle super series, as lead sponsor. 2004 The University of South Australia Business School 2005 2010 The first stage of the University’s $100 The UniSA College was launched to offer became only the million capital development program, more opportunities for South Australians to second in Australia Blueprint 2005, was completed and five gain access to tertiary education. to receive European new buildings–the Kaurna Building, the UniSA joined forces with the International Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) Dorrit Black Building, the Garth Boomer Space University in Strasbourg, France, to accreditation, one of two major Building, the Basil Hetzel Building and the bring world-class space education to the forms of international accreditation for Mawson Centre–were opened. business schools. southern hemisphere. The University UniSA secured $30 million from the Federal The University received an launched four new Government’s Education Investment Fund The UniSA-based Centre for Muslim and overwhelmingly positive report from the research institutes towards the cost of a $85 million learning Non-Muslim Understanding was launched Australian Universities Quality Agency – the Ehrenberg centre to be built in Adelaide’s West End. in India by then Minister of Education and (AUQA) audit, including 16 commendations Bass Institute for future Prime Minster, Julia Gillard. for good practice. Marketing Science, UniSA received $10 million in funding from the Sansom UniSA graduated its 100,000th student, the Australian Government to establish a Institute for Health Charlotte Mukamuberwa, a Rwandan refugee Chair in Child Protection at the University. Research, the Hawke now with a Bachelor of Commerce degree. Research Institute 2011 UniSA delivered the Australian International In the 2011 QS World University rankings, for Sustainable Society, and the Institute the University of South Australia showed Space University intensive professional for Sustainable Systems and Technologies development program, confirming South the biggest improvement of any Australian (since renamed the Barbara Hardy university for the second year running to Australia’s position as a centre for space Institute). education and training. be ranked 11th in Australia. It remains in the The UniSA Mount Gambier Regional Centre top three per cent of more than 10,000 UniSA won the Institutional Award from the was opened and the Centre for Regional universities worldwide. Australian Learning and Teaching Council Engagement established. for Provision of Services to the Community. The first national Excellence in Research UniSA was ranked in the top 200 for Australia (ERA) assessment showed universities worldwide by The Times Higher that around 70 per cent of UniSA research Education Supplement. assessed was world-class standard or above. The second Excellence2012 in Research 2015 UniSA was ranked as one of the world’s Australia (ERA) assessment rated more best young universities (THE ranks us #38 2016 Jim McDowell, former than 86 per cent of UniSA’s research as on their list of the world’s best 50 under BAE Systems Saudi Arabia world class or better. 50; Quacarelli Symonds moves us up to CEO and a passionate EQUIS (European Quality Improvement #25). We had some stunning research supporter of continuing System) accredited the University of results as well: Excellence in Research education, succeeded South Australia’s Business School for a Australia rated 97 per cent of our assessed Dr Ian Gould AM as the 2013 research as world class or above. further three years. The Business School In May UniSA was the first university in University’s Chancellor. is one of only eight Australian business the world to host an online brainstorming The University of South Australia has schools (and Australia’s longest-standing) event and ideas generator – unijam. It launched the careers of thousands of accredited by EQUIS. hosted 17,000 unique posts and more than teachers, nurses, engineers and health 1300 conversation threads from across 56 Chemist, researcher and professionals; attracted more international countries. Irish university leader, students to South Australia than any other Professor David Lloyd, is Crossing the Horizon was launched – a university; invested almost one billion appointed as the University strategic action plan designed to change dollars in capital works and changed of South Australia’s new the way the University operates and the face and the heart of education in South Australia. And it has only taken Vice Chancellor and engages with its communities. UniSA was also ranked as one of the the University 25 years. 2016 marks 25 President. world’s best international universities. We years since the South Australian Institute The new China-Australia Centre for entered into a significant relationship with CROSSING THE of Technology merged with three South Sustainable Urban Design, is founded in the University College London to establish HORIZON Australian Colleges of Advanced Education. partnership with Tianjin University. Our Strategic Action Plan 2013 - 2018 our Future Industries Institute and became The celebrations have only just begun. the recipient of an incredibly generous contribution from the late, great, Sir Terry Pratchett, a perpetual scholarship fund worth more than $1 million. 2014 UniSA was also opened the Innovation In April the University’s Jeffrey Smart Collaboration Centre at City West in Building officially opens its doors. The partnership with Hewlett Packard cornerstone of Adelaide’s revitalised West UniSA ranked in the world’s top 50 under Enterprise and forged a partnership with End, this $85 million student learning centre 50 years of age by both the QS and THE one of China’s largest drug manufacturers has 8 floors, covers 12,480m² and provides world university rankings. The University Yabao Pharmaceuticals to develop and cutting edge learning spaces and services. also ranked in the THE’s global Top 100 for engineering and technology. bring to market new cancer treatments. UniSA’s MBA program is one of only three nationally to win a five-star rating for the sixth consecutive year from the Graduate Management Association’s Good Universities Guide. An alliance with SA Pathology is announced that will see UniSA support the growth of one of Australia’s top cancer research centres. With a Federal Government investment of $40 million, the Centre To mark the 20-year partnership between for Cancer Biology (CCB) expansion was UniSA and Hong Kong Baptist University, announced by the then Prime Minister Julia a new suite of jointly offered full-time Gillard during a visit to UniSA in June. degrees is launched. The University was appointed lead partner The University expands industry of a new Cooperative Research Centre partnerships in 2014, including new for Cell Therapy Manufacturing set to alliances with Hewlett Packard, Hills underpin significant innovations in the Industries, Seeley, ANZ Bank, and the Port treatment available for diabetes, wound, Adelaide Football Club. and transplant patients. UniSA allies itself with the Institute for Choice to bring global experts together in the science of human choice behaviour; and is announced as the national headquarters for an $88 million Data to Decisions CRC. The second Excellence2012 in Research 2015 UniSA was ranked as one of the world’s Australia (ERA) assessment rated more best young universities (THE ranks us #38 2016 Jim McDowell, former than 86 per cent of UniSA’s research as on their list of the world’s best 50 under BAE Systems Saudi Arabia world class or better. 50; Quacarelli Symonds moves us up to CEO and a passionate EQUIS (European Quality Improvement #25). We had some stunning research supporter of continuing System) accredited the University of results as well: Excellence in Research education, succeeded South Australia’s Business School for a Australia rated 97 per cent of our assessed Dr Ian Gould AM as the 2013 research as world class or above. further three years. The Business School In May UniSA was the first university in University’s Chancellor. is one of only eight Australian business the world to host an online brainstorming The University of South Australia has schools (and Australia’s longest-standing) event and ideas generator – unijam. It launched the careers of thousands of accredited by EQUIS. hosted 17,000 unique posts and more than teachers, nurses, engineers and health 1300 conversation threads from across 56 Chemist, researcher and professionals; attracted more international countries. Irish university leader, students to South Australia than any other Professor David Lloyd, is Crossing the Horizon was launched – a university; invested almost one billion appointed as the University strategic action plan designed to change dollars in capital works and changed of South Australia’s new the way the University operates and the face and the heart of education in South Australia. And it has only taken Vice Chancellor and engages with its communities. UniSA was also ranked as one of the the University 25 years. 2016 marks 25 President. world’s best international universities. We years since the South Australian Institute The new China-Australia Centre for entered into a significant relationship with CROSSING THE of Technology merged with three South Sustainable Urban Design, is founded in the University College London to establish HORIZON Australian Colleges of Advanced Education. partnership with Tianjin University. Our Strategic Action Plan 2013 - 2018 our Future Industries Institute and became The celebrations have only just begun. the recipient of an incredibly generous contribution from the late, great, Sir Terry Pratchett, a perpetual scholarship fund worth more than $1 million. 2014 UniSA was also opened the Innovation In April the University’s Jeffrey Smart Collaboration Centre at City West in Building officially opens its doors. The partnership with Hewlett Packard cornerstone of Adelaide’s revitalised West UniSA ranked in the world’s top 50 under Enterprise and forged a partnership with End, this $85 million student learning centre 50 years of age by both the QS and THE one of China’s largest drug manufacturers has 8 floors, covers 12,480m² and provides world university rankings. The University Yabao Pharmaceuticals to develop and cutting edge learning spaces and services. also ranked in the THE’s global Top 100 for engineering and technology. bring to market new cancer treatments. UniSA’s MBA program is one of only three nationally to win a five-star rating for the sixth consecutive year from the Graduate Management Association’s Good Universities Guide. An alliance with SA Pathology is announced that will see UniSA support the growth of one of Australia’s top cancer research centres. With a Federal Government investment of $40 million, the Centre To mark the 20-year partnership between for Cancer Biology (CCB) expansion was UniSA and Hong Kong Baptist University, announced by the then Prime Minister Julia a new suite of jointly offered full-time Gillard during a visit to UniSA in June. degrees is launched. The University was appointed lead partner The University expands industry of a new Cooperative Research Centre partnerships in 2014, including new for Cell Therapy Manufacturing set to alliances with Hewlett Packard, Hills underpin significant innovations in the Industries, Seeley, ANZ Bank, and the Port treatment available for diabetes, wound, Adelaide Football Club. and transplant patients. UniSA allies itself with the Institute for Choice to bring global experts together in the science of human choice behaviour; and is announced as the national headquarters for an $88 million Data to Decisions CRC. Graduate diplomas and Academic Dress Graduate certificates Cambridge-style black gown with relevant stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel. Doctor of Science higher doctorate Oxford-style red gown with blue facing Undergraduate degrees and gold ribbon trim on front of gown and Cambridge-style black gown. Black around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet mortarboard with black tassel. Black hood bonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hood lined with discipline colour as shown below. lined with blue and edged with gold ribbon with two gold chevrons on either side. Associate degrees Cambridge-style black gown with relevant Doctor of Letters higher doctorate stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel. Oxford-style red gown with gold facing and blue ribbon trim on front of gown and Diplomas around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet bonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hood Cambridge-style black gown with relevant lined with gold and edged with blue ribbon stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel. with two blue chevrons on either side. Hoods Doctor of Philosophy degrees All University of South Australia hoods Oxford-style black gown with red facing are of the Oxford burgon style. on front of gown and around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet bonnet with black tassel. Mortarboard tassels for Indigenous Black hood lined with red with gold edging. Australian graduates The University of South Australia is proud of Professional doctorates its commitment to Australian reconciliation. Oxford-style black gown faced with To enable Indigenous Australians to have discipline colour (as shown below) their ancestry recognised, Aboriginal and on front of gown and around sleeve Torres Strait Islander graduates have the cuffs. Black Tudor velvet bonnet with option of wearing a mortarboard with a black tassel. 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Natural and Physical Sciences History of academic dress by students in the early ages. They were Academic dress has a long history, almost especially useful in inclement weather and as long as that of universities themselves. It in the draughty cloisters of monasteries. began with the foundation of the European At Canterbury, in the 13th century, the universities in the 12th and 13th centuries. monks’ hoods were lined with fur because Until that time, education was carried out of the cold. Windows in those days were not within the monasteries, such as one at glazed. Oxford where divinity, philosophy and arts were studied as early as the 8th century. It would seem that no matter how young a university is, one of the first priorities is to It was not until the 12th century that adopt a style of academic dress which is groups of teachers and students gathered distinctive. together for classes outside monastery walls in a move that was recognisable as The University of South Australia is the beginnings of universities. Two of the no exception. In 1991, the University outstanding schools at that time were in acknowledged the academic dress of Bologna and Paris. During the 13th century its predecessor institutions and then in the Roman legal word universitas became February 1992, the University’s academic a common name for study groups. The dress was determined by the Council and third great university of the Middle Ages, the first graduation ceremonies wearing the Oxford, emerged at that time. Much of the new University of South Australia academic symbolism of academic dress is bound up dress occurred during April 1992. It is with the history of those early universities interesting to note that the hood chosen is which have influenced the creation and of Oxford Burgon style while the gown is of maintenance of a distinctive form of dress. the Cambridge style, an interesting link with two of the greatest European universities of In the earliest times, university statutes the Middle Ages. concerning academic costume were somewhat vague, and it was not until the late 14th and early 15th centuries, as lay fashions began to change, that universities began to adopt the policy of setting down particular requirements for the shape and cut of academic dress. Over the centuries, gowns have evolved in various forms from the original outer garment or robe commonly worn by the laity and members of the clergy, to the many modern versions for the various levels of academic awards. Hoods have developed from the head coverings worn

Oxford burgon style hood

Mortarboard tassels for Indigenous Australian graduates with a gold tassel. If you look carefully Ceremony you will see that this gown also has a combination of gold stripes on each sleeve instead of the silver stripes located on the Tradition Vice Chancellor’s gown. Senior management wear a black gown Academic Procession and stage party with blue facing on the front and rear collar, The traditional custom in which dignitaries and a black bonnet with silver tassel. The of the university enter the graduation hall academic registrar wears a similar gown. is known as the academic procession. The However you will note that the blue facing University of South Australia’s academic is not as wide and the collar is black, and a procession is led by higher degree black mortar board with blue tassel is worn. graduates and members of the University Readers wear the gown reflecting their Council, followed by academic staff and highest award, as do Professors receiving senior management of the University, the honorary title of Emeritus Professor, and including the Vice Chancellor. The those being awarded with the honorary title Chancellor is the last to enter. of University Fellow. Recipients of honorary Doctor of the University awards wear Academics sit at the rear of the stage, the prestigious blue University of South with higher degree graduates and Council Australia honorary doctorate gown trimmed members in the second to front row. The with yellow and red facing, and a red, yellow, front row is reserved for staff reading and blue hood. A black bonnet with black graduand names, the academic registrar, tassel is the accompanying headwear. senior managers, the Vice Chancellor, guest speaker, honorary award recipients, special Council members are distinguished with guests, and the Chancellor. black silk-like gowns with red, blue, and yellow facing, and a black bonnet and gold In some circumstances the Chancellor may tassel. Candidates graduating with a PhD be represented by the Deputy Chancellor or wear a black Oxford-style gown with red Pro Chancellor. facing, and those receiving professional doctorates wear the same style gown but Academic Dress with coloured facing representing their Academic dress usually reflects the highest discipline. academic qualification of the wearer. Special ceremonial gowns are also worn and these End of Ceremony represent the wearer’s position and title. The academic recession signals the end of The Vice Chancellor can be recognised by the graduation ceremony and is led by the the distinctive blue Fairford brocade gown Chancellor, followed by the stage party in adorned with silver oakleaf lace, and black the reverse order to which it entered. Newly bonnet with blue tassel. The Chancellor’s conferred graduates join the recession, gown is also blue Fairford brocade but signalling their entry to the academic incorporates gold oakleaf lace and notably community. this is worn with a black bonnet finished Degree with Honours University of A degree with Honours is a program of four or more years in duration, which includes a South Australia minimum of one year of advanced studies, for students who demonstrate a high level of achievement in the initial years of their Awards program.

Degree types Double degree University of South Australia students A double degree is a program where two have a range of program options when contrasting and complementary programs undertaking their study. The following are at the same level have been combined to examples of the degree titles you may hear complement each other, such that the core during the graduation ceremony. elements of the two awards are undertaken simultaneously and the requirements of each award are fully met. These graduates Doctor of Philosophy receive two parchments. Doctor of Philosophy programs provide training and education with the objective of Co-badged degrees producing graduates with the capacity to conduct research independently at a high A collaborative arrangement between level of originality and quality. recognised providers, resulting in a single award and may include the co-badging of a single parchment. Professional Doctorate A Professional Doctorate is a rigorous Dual degrees program of advanced study and research, designed specifically to meet the needs Collaborative partnerships between the of industry and professional groups. University of South Australia and another Professional Doctorates usually consist of a recognised provider enable students to blend of coursework and research. undertake a degree jointly facilitated by both institutions. Graduates of these programs will be issued with parchments Honours degree from each institution. The Honours degree is a separate, stand- alone one-year program of advanced studies for students who demonstrate a high level of achievement upon completion of their pass degree program. Wendy Muir Pony Camp on the Barrier 2015 University of South Australia Medals University of Awarded annually to graduands in each Division for outstanding academic South Australia merit throughout all years of an Medal Winners undergraduate degree program: University of South Australia Business School University of South Australia Medals Alice Gina Crowley Outstanding academic achievement is Marie Kathleen Hannaford recognised through numerous prizes and awards. The most prestigious of these for Jessica Kate Lugg undergraduate students are the University Ching Kiu Jackie Luk of South Australia Medals and Honours Yolanda Huyen Thu Nguyen Medals. Katherine Jane Vabolis

The Medals are silver in colour and bear Division of Education, Arts an enamel version of the University of and Social Sciences South Australia seal on the front and the recipient’s name is engraved on the reverse Nellie Bellatrix Blitz side. Medals are awarded annually. Rachel Victoria Dieckmann Imogen Jane Beulah Hebart The 2015 recipients are: Christopher Matthew Hill University of South Australia Amanda Lee Radomi Honours Medals Division of Health Sciences Awarded annually to graduands in Paul Charles Baccanello each Division for outstanding academic Lauren Elyse Hall merit throughout all years of an honours degree program: Fiona Kate Norris Michelle Lee Perkinson University of South Australia Alexandra Kate Stewart Business School Adam Peter Wittwer Angela Carrera Division of Information Technology, Division of Education, Arts Engineering and the Environment and Social Sciences Robert Neville Bell Emily Jean Lawrie Kirsty Anne Chalker

Division of Health Sciences Rebekah Jayde Ward

Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment Dylan Hugh Hoskin Stephanie Jane Mills

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There are formal network chapters in Malaysia, Hong Kong, Keeping up to date Singapore, China and the United Kingdom, University of South Australia alumni as well as active groups in many other are able to keep up to date with the locations in Australia and overseas that achievements of fellow graduates and the hold regular events. Furthermore the UniSA University by receiving monthly electronic Business School also maintains an active copies of UniSANews, Alumni Update and, community and program of events. periodically, Enterprise magazine. Alumni University of South Australia alumni are also are also able to maintain their University able to obtain a network card they can use email account for life, join University social to access specially negotiated discounts media communities and receive notice of to services through the Alumni Business University events and study opportunities. Directory, such as events at the Adelaide Festival. Continuing to learn More information on the alumni network University of South Australia alumni and access to its wide range of services and exclusively receive special library resources is available at membership for free, providing ongoing www.unisa.edu.au/alumni access to the University’s vast learning resources and receive invitations to special public lectures and the University’s high profile Knowledge Works seminars that feature leading academics and thinkers. 25th Birthday Scholarship Fund In Honour of To celebrate our 25th Birthday this year, we have created a 25th Birthday Scholarship Graduation Fund to provide scholarships, grants and prizes to as many students as we can to inspire greatness and to give them the Embed yourself in the DNA ability and motivation to keep going. of the Great Hall UniSA has more students from a By building the Great Hall we are creating disadvantaged background than any other a new heart of the University - an iconic university in South Australia, and there are venue where thousands of memories will many students at UniSA for whom money be made. is a real issue. Many have multiple jobs to support themselves, some come from The Great Hall will house graduation remote rural areas, and more than 25 per ceremonies as well as provide a venue for cent have little financial support at home - sports meets and alumni and corporate which puts them at risk of not completing functions. their degrees and foregoing their dream. A 25-metre, five-lane, heated swimming As well as disadvantaged students, the 25th pool will be situated one level below the Birthday Scholarship Fund will help support main hall and will be built alongside a fully- students with high academic potential in equipped gym and an exercise room for the priority areas of Equity; Excellence; yoga and dance classes. Indigenous; International; and Women You can leave your mark on UniSA. We are in Science, Technology, Engineering and inviting you to make a donation of $1,000 Maths. to embed yourself in the DNA of the Great The fund will support students tackling the Hall in one of the permanent sculptural problems of the world as they progress features of the facility. through masters and PhD studies, as Under the guidance of the design teams well as students just starting out in their we have selected three spaces and undergraduate studies who are finding their sculptural forms where we can etch your purpose and inspiration. name and your three words to live by – By making a donation to the 25th Birthday the Chandelier, the Inverted Pyramid and Scholarship Fund you can help future the Swimming Pool. Your name and three students. It is a wonderful way of giving words will become a permanent fixture back and acknowledging what you have that will forever inform and inspire future accomplished. To give someone else a generations of students. boost please visit: You can join hundreds of other graduates unisa.edu.au/25thscholarships who have already made the commitment. To read some of their stories or to participate in this unique initiative, please visit: www.unisa.edu.au/greathall Nerissa Kyle Untitled (Yellow) 2015 is alsoapublishedchildren’s author. Government’s SmartandSkilledBoard and Advertising Standards Bureau andtheNSW Stanford University, aboard member ofthe a graduate oftheUniversity ofSydney and 50 BestPlacestoworkinAustralia. Jackis 2015 AIMEwasvoted 9thintheBRWTop forever. Inrecognition ofAIME’s impact,in close theeducationalgapinAustralia 10,000 kidsayear by 2018andhelping now hasitssightssetonworkingwith child –effectively closingthegap.AIME almost thesamerate asevery Australian Uni, employment andfurthertraining at finish schoolandtransition through to kids whocompletetheAIMEprogram to life. It’s nowproven thatIndigenous bring thepromise ofIndigenoussuccess than 100staffworkingacross thenationto students liningupasvolunteers, withmore students andhasover 2300University supported 4500Indigenoushighschool Executive Officer. In2015the organisation South Wales. At 22JackbecameaChief with 25IndigenouskidsinRedfern New student, Jackfounded theAIMEProgram Experience. In2005,thena19-year-old uni AIME, theAustralian IndigenousMentoring Jack ManningBancroft istheFounder of BA (MediaandCommunications) Mr JackManningBancroft The OccasionalAddress ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE Monday 4Aprilat3.00pm Order ofCeremony McCormick Advance Australia Fair /PeterDodds Orchestra, Bratislava Verdi: Performed bytheCSRSymphony Aida: Triumphant March andBalletMusic and graduates retire. Official Party, Council, Academic Procession The audienceisrequested tostandasthe The Chancellorwillclosetheceremony. will confer awards onthecandidates. The Chancellor, onbehalfoftheUniversity, Experience CEO oftheAustralian IndigenousMentoring by MrJackManningBancroft, Founder and The OccasionalAddress willbedelivered of DoctortheUniversity. Manning Bancroft for degree thehonorary the Environment, willpresent MrJack Information Technology, Engineering and GCHE, FAICD, FIEAust, Pro ViceChancellor: Professor SimonBeechamPhD, BSc(Hons), CChem, FRSC,willaddress theceremony. Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, The ViceChancellorandPresident, (Honours), willopentheceremony. The Chancellor, MrJimMcDowell,LLB sung by MsSharon Turley, soprano. The Australian NationalAnthemwillbe Council andOfficialParty. the entrance oftheAcademic Procession, The audienceisrequested tostandfor Processional musicwillbeplayed.

4 April: 3.00pm

4 April: 3.00pm

The Presentation

Professor Peter Majewski, Anusua Ghosh, by thesis entitled: DipGeo, PhD rerum naturum, Hybridized autonomous model for analysing work stress-related data using Habil Min, Head: School of a multi-agent system Engineering, will present: (conferred: 22 October 2015) for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Morteza Hasanzadeh Kafshgari, by thesis Behnam Akhavan, by thesis entitled: entitled: Plasma polymer functionalized surfaces Development of porous silicon for water purification nanoparticles for therapeutic delivery (conferred: 20 August 2015) (conferred: 17 March 2016)

Rami Mohamad Ameer Al-Dirini, by thesis Reza Hassanli, by thesis entitled: entitled: Behaviour of unbonded post-tensioned Modelling the deformation of soft masonary walls tissues in the pelvic & thigh region for (conferred: 10 December 2015) sitting applications using finite element methods Susan Elizabeth Irvine, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 20 August 2015) The challenge of integrating affordable housing in transit-oriented development Hashim Ziad Alhmoud, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 17 March 2016) The fabrication of silicon nanostructures using metal-assisted chemical etching Siti Nurul Aisyiyah Jenie, by thesis entitled: and their applications in biomedicine Study of luminescence enhancement (conferred: 25 February 2016) by porous silicon microcavities for biosensing applications Akash Bachhuka, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 17 March 2016) The effect of nanotopography on cell- surface interaction Kekirigoda Mudiyanselage Asanka (conferred: 25 February 2016) Nuwanpriya, by thesis entitled: Modulation and MIMO techniques for Siobhan Julie Bradley, by thesis entitled: visible light communication systems Novel nanomaterials for photocatalysis (conferred: 20 August 2015) (conferred: 17 March 2016) Maryam Sadat Khaksar, by thesis entitled: Robert Keith Brooke, by thesis entitled: A novel approach for investigating the Organic electrochromic devices for transformation of silver nanoparticles adaptive military camouflage in the environment using nano in situ (conferred: 20 August 2015) deployment devices (conferred: 25 February 2016) Alexander Cameron, by thesis entitled: A decentralised rule-based peer-to-peer Selasi Kwashie, by thesis entitled: framework for real-time SOA systems Distance-based dependencies: discovery (conferred: 25 February 2016) and extension (conferred: 25 February 2016) Alex Anthony Cavallaro, by thesis entitled: Plasma deposited polymeric films for Seyed Hadi Madani, by thesis entitled: antimicrobial applications Insights into pore size distribution (conferred: 25 February 2016) analysis of nanoporous materials: adsorption- and calorimetry-based Aidan Mark Francis Cousins, by thesis methods entitled: (conferred: 22 October 2015) Novel handheld magnetometer probe for improved intraoperative detection of Shamila Mafazi, by thesis entitled: sentinel lymph nodes in cancer patients A conceptual framework for the (conferred: 25 February 2016) consistent management of process views (conferred: 17 March 2016) Nabaraj Dahal, by thesis entitled: Modeling of cognitive function during Deepa Mani, by thesis entitled: audio distracted driving using EEG Understanding information security risk (conferred: 10 December 2015) in Australian real estate sectors (conferred: 25 February 2016) Aakash Dawadee, by thesis entitled: Airborne navigation over terrain using vision (conferred: 10 December 2015) Michael Patrick McGreevy, by thesis Jasmin Lee Whittaker, by thesis entitled: entitled: Engineered silk-based biomimetic Chaos, order and self-organization in the hydrogels for cell growth city: the impact of urban design on the (conferred: 17 March 2016) life, diversity and complexity of activity centres Kanaththage Yasodinee Dilrukshi (conferred: 20 August 2015) Wimalasiri, by thesis entitled: Novel graphene-based materials Abu Shamim Mohammad Arif, by thesis for capacitive deionization and entitled: supercapacitors Collaborative information search in (conferred: 20 August 2015) tourism: a study of user behavior, user interface and system evaluation Ika Safitri Windiarti, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 22 October 2015) Cross cultural influences on expatriate Indonesian engineers in engineering Mohamad Fared Murshed, by thesis practices entitled: (conferred: 25 February 2016) Optimization and modelling of drinking water treatment processes for waters of the River Murray, South Australia for the degree of Doctor of Information Technology Management (conferred: 25 February 2016) Ka Po Cheuk, by thesis entitled: Vincent Mwintieru Nofong, by thesis Contextual factors in knowledge reuse: a entitled: case study in sales Discovering interesting emerging and (conferred: 20 August 2015) decaying patterns and their applications (conferred: 25 February 2016)

Md. Moinul Hosain Oliver, by thesis entitled: * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Dynamics of emitter clogging in relation this ceremony to subsurface thermal variation (conferred: 25 February 2016) DIVISION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING Mostafa Razzaghmanesh, by thesis entitled: AND THE ENVIRONMENT Developing resilient green roof for for the degree of Master of Engineering Adelaide (Mechanical and Manufacturing) (conferred: 20 August 2015) Seung Ho Lee *(22/10/2015) Idris Saad, by thesis entitled: Namrata Nath *(10/12/2015) Effect of guide vanes on the performance for the degree of Master of Science of a diesel engine using higher viscous (Minerals and Materials) fuel Shuai Ruan *(17/03/2016) (conferred: 10 December 2015) for the degree of Master of Science Sureerat Sae Tang, by thesis entitled: (Sustainable Environments) Strategic IT alignment: conflicts of Michael James Heath *(17/03/2016) institutional and contingency theories in service sector THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (conferred: 20 August 2015) for the degree of Master of Engineering Matt Ryan Selway, by thesis entitled: Helder Da Costa Veloso Formal models from controlled natural for the degree of Master of language via cognitive grammar and Engineering (Electrical Power) configuration Muddasir Bakht (conferred: 17 March 2016) Muhammad Israr

Shima Taheri, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Engineering A substrate independent approach for (Electrical Power Engineering) fabrication of biocompatible nano-silver/ Michael Spigiel polymer antibacterial coatings (conferred: 22 October 2015) for the degree of Master of Engineering (Engineering Management) Ramya Sashigunan, by thesis entitled: Mazen Georgi Al Ama Nitrogen dynamics and gaseous losses Alsharif Moh’d Adel M A from organic amendments treated soils Dion James Bailey (conferred: 18 June 2015) Sachith Malalagama Marko Vinko Markovic Dona Nilupa Thushari Udawatta, by thesis entitled: Alistair Peter Mcgrath-Kerr Integrating the dancers with the Tom Michael Mitchell-Weir dance: a study of project culture and Christian Raymund Sarmiento waste management in the Australian David Michael Shaw construction industry Ellen Jane Smith (conferred: 25 February 2016) Lisa Michelle Williamson for the degree of Master of for the degree of Master of Engineering (Engineering and Occupational Health and Safety 4 April: Technology Management) Sam Dekker 3.00pm Andar Pillai Agasthi *(22/10/2015) Richard Lennards John Basha Akbar Basha *(22/10/2015) Neatness Mazikana Thiha Aung *(10/12/2015) Tonino Giuliano Morbidelli Himu Barua *(10/12/2015) for the Graduate Diploma in Aviation Abdul Yazid Bin Husin *(10/12/2015) Apurba Biswas *(10/12/2015) Emily Kate Brougham Liang Deyu *(10/12/2015) Zoltan Pinczel Hoang Thong Dinh *(10/12/2015) Jordan Portlock Tam Jing Wen *(10/12/2015) Zachary Barclay Skinner Suresh Kamatchi *(10/12/2015) Daniel Kane Wiechula Zin Marlar Khine *(10/12/2015) for the Graduate Diploma in Engineering Kong Ee Ching *(17/03/2016) (Engineering Management) Kyaw Thu *(22/10/2015) James Adediran Adeyeye Lee Tze Thau *(22/10/2015) for the Graduate Diploma in Li Xun *(10/12/2015) Engineering (Systems Engineering) Lu Qihao *(10/12/2015) Ryan Wesley Hales Win Lwin *(10/12/2015) Maigapula Sriram Durga Prasad for the Graduate Diploma in Human *(10/12/2015) Factors and Safety Management Systems Christopher Anak Mersat *(10/12/2015) Denny Kotru Naing Win Moe *(22/10/2015) for the Graduate Diploma in Occupational Rajeevan Padinhare Veedu *(10/12/2015) Health and Safety Management Shyju Puthiya Veettil *(10/12/2015) Michael John Akeroyd Jeevarathinam Raghavan *(10/12/2015) Sean Jason Campbell Mostafizur Rahman *(10/12/2015) Glenn Stephen Farrell Sakthivel Rajendran *(10/12/2015) Stephen John Haines Srinivasan Shanmugam *(10/12/2015) Nicholas Kerkham Sun He *(10/12/2015) Robert James Lyon Tang Jun Siong *(10/12/2015) Jamie Patrick O’Neil Danang Trisarwono *(10/12/2015) Bincy Plamuttil Cheriyan Hai Qiong Zhang *(10/12/2015) Adil Saleem for the degree of Master of Engineering Brianna Deugarde Wyatt Wood (Military Systems Integration) for the Graduate Certificate in Arthur Joseph Dilag Engineering (Engineering Management) Nicholas Geoffrey Olorenshaw Mahammad Aslam Abdul Raheman Aslam for the degree of Master of Munshi Engineering (Systems Engineering) for the Graduate Certificate Damir Banjanovic in Engineering (Military David John Dempsey Systems Integration) Todd Lee Simcock Andreanna Gaye Humphrey for the degree of Master of for the Graduate Certificate in Engineering (Telecommunications) Engineering (Technology Management) Saad Mohammed Awrahim Lazzat Bassigariyeva *(25/02/2016) Huda Nabeel Dawood Kharrufa Low Ke Yan *(25/02/2016) for the degree of Master of Human Roderick Castillo Ramos *(25/02/2016) Factors and Safety Management Systems for the Graduate Certificate in Human Ian Alexander Clark Factors and Safety Management Systems Lisa Irene Detterer Vanessa Kathleen Bowden Jaimie Dolling Albert Camilleri Martyn James Hill Paula Kerkman for the degree of Master of Logistics Benjamin Samuel Luther and Supply Chain Management Russell Iain Margach Paul James Aldiss Renae Caroline Roberts Mark Brunning Joanna Claire Seabrook Hayden John Cooke Keith Rodney Spencer Marios Karambinis James Bradshaw Wiggins Robin-Lee Mois for the Graduate Certificate in Logistics Saule Muldabayeva and Supply Chain Management Claude Anthony Williams Daniel Austin Mohsen Zebarjadi Shen Li Chong Benjamin Dickenson Luiza Guimaraes

Tracy Anne Lange for the degree of Bachelor of Zak Caleb Looker Engineering (Electrical) with Honours 4 April: Marko Malesevic Ahmad Faris Bin Abdul Jalil *(17/03/2016) 3.00pm Timothy James Mcdonnell Ahemed Ghani S/O Abdul Kader Claudia Ramos *(17/03/2016) John Arvey Rodriguez Calderon Chee Kok Feng *(17/03/2016) Ahtesham Sadiq Chia Wee Mei Cindy *(22/10/2015) Cassandra Silvey Gollapalli Ravi Sankar *(22/10/2015) Thomas Steiner Heng Feng Zhou Eugene *(17/03/2016) Lee Wee How *(17/03/2016) for the Graduate Certificate Lim Fang Chin *(10/12/2015) in Occupational Health and Safety Management Lim Jia Min *(17/03/2016) Ahmad Nisar S/O Mohamad Mideen Daniel Acres *(17/03/2016) Tony Burroughes Ng Tiong Beng Ricky *(17/03/2016) Joy Meredith Burrowes Alvin Ong Jia Hao *(17/03/2016) Robert Chisulo Sethumadhavan Sathiyanarayanan Jaime Lee Codner *(17/03/2016) Mark Draper Senthil Nathan Selvarajan *(22/10/2015) James Dwyer Shan Erli *(22/10/2015) Tessa Kate Heffernan Shi Yuan *(22/10/2015) Jemma Mae Lees-Redman Vikneshwaran Silvaraju *(22/10/2015) Debbie Martinuzzo Solarajan Rajesh Kumar *(17/03/2016) Shane Douglas Moll Tang Chee Yong *(22/10/2015) Joseline Valerie Reyes-Martinez Tang Wei Liang *(17/03/2016) Quintin Michael Robinson Jonathan Teo Shihao *(20/08/2015) Benjamin Lee Thomas Zheng Xin *(22/10/2015) Megan Sue Wallace John Herman Westhoff for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) with Honours for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Andrew Richard Oliver (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic) Shane Clifton Alford for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Christopher Scott Barr Mechatronic) with Honours Gao Shan Dylan Hugh Hoskin Matthew James Lacey Luke Christopher Howell Aung Myat Thu for the degree of Bachelor of for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Engineering (Electronic) with Honours (Honours) (Electrical and Mechatronic) Chin Hong Loon *(22/10/2015) Trevor Geoff Delaney Wong Kean Lam *(22/10/2015) Anthony Graham Elliott Zan Tun Khine *(22/10/2015) Myles Patrick Moriarty Okoro Uchechukwu Chinonso for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Mohd Ruzaidi Rahman *(22/12/2015) (Mechanical) with Honours Peter Holm Alexander *(20/08/2015) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) Chan Han Peng *(25/02/2016) Chong Wan Choy *(25/02/2016) Jody Binns Adam Lindsay Flavel Brodie Lee James Bishop Kyaw Soe Hlaing *(20/08/2015) Andrew Steven Collins Kandan Meganathan *(21/08/2014) Alex Tony Lefik Lim Aik Hian Kelvin *(20/08/2015) Jonathon Alexander March Timothy Richard Jacquier Luke Steven Lucas Spiller Adam James McLeod Michael James Yates See Yew Chin *(20/08/2015) for the degree of Bachelor of Kenneth Jack Stubberfield Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical Yeo Qing Rui *(25/02/2016) and Advanced Manufacturing) Ronald Jones for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Aravindh Raja Rameshkumar Mechatronic) with Honours Hoi Leong So Jack Dylan Baker for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical and Mechatronic) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Muhammad Hashrul Ahmad Hamdan Sustainable Systems) with Honours Adam James Bartrop Aidong Qiu Ee Jern Liang Benjamin Elliot Morris for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Muhammad Fazrin Omar (Networking and Communications) Daniel Francis Gregory Nigel Carroll for the degree of Bachelor of Aviation for the degree of Bachelor of Shaun Adams Engineering (Mechanical) Ryan Travis Archer Appavu Ganesh Ram *(10/12/2015) Aaron Luke Balkwill Aye Min Aung *(10/12/2015) Samuel Cave Balaji Hari *(20/08/2015) Himman Chi Ching Chan Muhammad Kamal Bin Jamal Inho Chung *(25/02/2016) Jack Samuel Doyle Cheah Chee Weng *(17/03/2016) Zachary William George Vincent Chua Yi Xian *(25/02/2016) Emrys Jordan Hackett Danny Daryanani Kishinchand *(25/02/2016) Alan Huynh Abhilash Nellichode Divakaran Nicholas James Janetzki *(20/08/2015) Richard Scott Kennedy Jia Xiaolong Kimi Kimi Bradley Luke Kahl Bradley Jack Kinne Kannaiyan Kanagaraj *(17/03/2016) Brian Chihwai Korng Malleshappa Lakkashetti *(22/10/2015) Lam Arthur Chun Hay Santhana Krishnan Lakshmi Narayanan Benjamin Eric Lowes *(22/10/2015) Jeremiah Achenkunju Lukose Ling Pik Kui *(22/10/2015) Phillip Milanese Ma Nwe Mar Aung *(20/08/2015) Jordan Portlock Mohd Ameerul Mohd Faizal Joshua Blake Schofield Jia Jun Neoh *(20/08/2015) Kurtis Ryan Shillabeer Nikku Abraham *(25/02/2016) Samnang Sim Kush Naran Pindoria *(12/08/2015) Zachary Barclay Skinner Han Lun Poon *(22/10/2015) Patrick Joseph Spiteri Varun Sadasivan Pillai *(25/02/2016) Giannino Stanisci Sheikh Mohd Hykell Bin Sheikh Mahmod Ross Michael Tindale *(22/10/2015) Jens Witt Muhammad Fakhrul Radzi Sidek for the degree of Bachelor of Jayasrree Sreekutty *(25/02/2016) Engineering (Computer Systems) Tay Yang Leng Mervyn *(20/08/2015) Hugh Andrew Considine Varatharajan Sasikumar *(25/02/2016) Tord Joranger Vutukuru Venkata Ramana *(20/08/2015) Tony Tran Wan Shu *(25/02/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) Engineering (Mechanical and Advanced Manufacturing) Rodzan Bin Arshat *(17/03/2016) Mohd Roezany Zakaria Muhammad Khairi Bin Suhaimi *(22/10/2015) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Venkatesan Dhanasekaran *(17/03/2016) (Mechanical and Mechatronic) Gurusamy Saravana Kumar *(17/03/2016) Andrew Zeljko Grgic Lim Say Ray Zachary *(22/10/2015) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Tamilmohan Manivasakam *(17/03/2016) (Mechanical and Sustainable Systems) Mok Shao Hong *(22/10/2015) Daniel Earnest Medcalf Rajamani Sankar *(17/03/2016) Ferdinand Cheng Yu Yin *(22/10/2015) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical and Systems Engineering) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) James Michael Dunn Ammar Waleed Bakos for the degree of Bachelor of Science (Advanced Materials) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Mechatronic) Stephanie Victoria Macwilliams Joshua Nguyen Matthew James Mackenzie Benjamin James Slattery for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic) for the degree of Bachelor of Technology (Mechanical and Arumugam Rajendra Prasadh *(10/12/2015) Manufacturing Engineering) Chong Wee Lee *(25/02/2016) Mahesh Narayan Vekaria Hasini Chaturika Dickwella *(22/10/2015) Dong Feng Qing *(10/12/2015) for the Associate Degree in Engineering Khong Jianwei *(25/02/2016) Josiah Shae Brown Lim Yu Xian *(22/10/2015) Lachlan Wesley Hewett Yu Chieh Joel Neo *(22/10/2015) Borislav Kojic Chamila Jeewanthi Indika Premadasa Csaba Kormos *(20/08/2015) Eleanor Catherine Lane Meena Sasidharan Nair *(17/03/2016) Damon James Lukins Tay Chee Ping *(22/10/2015) Ashok Kumar Mathavan Zhu Jinyi *(22/10/2015) Letitia Matters Babak Yazdani THE SCHOOL OF INFORMATION for the Graduate Diploma in Information TECHNOLOGY AND Technology (Business Intelligence) 4 April: MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Adam Jacob Poetsch 3.00pm for the degrees of Master of Yixin Tang Information and Communications for the Graduate Diploma in Library Technology Management (Enterprise and Information Management Systems) and Master of Information Technology (Business Intelligence) Renée Davy Clare Marie Duffy Lovedeep Kaur Gill *(22/12/2015) Jennifer Rae Gallas Nainy Grover James Gaunt Abdul Rahim Michaela Margarita Angel Kis Jinfeng Yao Claire Morris for the degree of Master of Business Patrick Martin O’Leary Information Management Lisa Nicole Reynolds Katherine Marion May Brooks Indira Mary Sanderson Brewster William David Shaw Jessica Eugenie Sanderson Brewster for the degree of Master of Data Science Sonja Christine Sass Chuan Shan for the Graduate Diploma in Science (Cyber Security and Forensic Computing) for the degree of Master of Engineering (Telecommunications) Matthew Richard Green Anthony Wylde Nayeema Sadeque *(25/02/2016) for the Graduate Certificate in for the degree of Master of Information Business Information Management Technology (Business Intelligence) Kristine McAleer Bader Elaheh Khalaj Paul Alexander Birkwood Md Mustafizur Rahman Katrina Ann Fromm for the degree of Master of Information Ajani Erangika Perera Ranwala Technology (Networking and Security) Lauren Marie Skuse Shane Ivor James Delany Peter Antoine Willems for the degree of Master of Information for the Graduate Certificate and Communications Technology in Data Science Management (Enterprise Systems) Martin Christian Dahlfors Selma Ajkunic David Stuart Fraser Lakshmi Narayana Prabhuram Matthew Robert Lewis Lakshumanan David Ongara Okunyah Stefan Alexander Ricciardi Sean Tai Xinxian Yang for the Graduate Certificate in for the degree of Master of Library Information Management and Information Management Lauren Elizabeth Aikins Mary Anna Filsell Melissa Jane Falloon William Alford Fisher (dec.) Andrew Patrick Newell Benjamin Harrison Michelle Anne Holden for the Graduate Certificate in Library Kerryn May Langman and Information Management Michelle Joy Snooks Dana Lutat Elizabeth Ann Wells Emma McCambridge Belinda Sue Whetters for the degree of Master of Science (Cyber Security and Forensic Computing) for the degree of Bachelor of Applied Brett Eterovic-Soric Science (Honours) (Industrial and Applied Mathematics) Chaz Fojas Vidal Ajini Hasara Nethrarathne Galapitage for the Graduate Diploma in Business Stephanie Jane Mills Information Management Trang Thi Thien Nguyen Helen Sotiropoulos for the degree of Bachelor of for the Graduate Diploma in Computer Science (Honours) Information Management (Archives Rocco Mark Lupoi and Records Management) David Paul Webb Matthew Ryan for the degree of Bachelor of for the Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (Honours) Information Management (Library and Information Management) Bradley Mark Herbert Shasi Chandra Pokharel Karen Brooker Kin Suntana Tep Sean Connelly Scott Patrick Dale Sarah Elizabeth Powell for the degree of Bachelor of Science for the degree of Bachelor of (Honours) (Nano- and Biomaterials) Information Technology (Games Roshanak Armat and Entertainment Design) Douglas William Howard Thomas Matthew Burton Stephanie Jade Lamont-Friedrich Alan Cornthwaite Brock Alan Le Cerf Samuel Charles Cruickshank Jordan William Lovegrove Bannister Evan Nicholas Jessie Lauren Webber Daniel Raymond Noye Harrison John Seidel for the degree of Bachelor of Keirron Carl Stach Software Engineering (Honours) Sean David Stach Sarmad Al-kufiash Benjamin Ross Volmer Michael John Castafaro Toby George Wilson David Stephen Costigan Michael Anthony Zuodar Anthony John Glapa Manjung Kim for the degree of Bachelor Daniel Terry Zabanias of Information Technology (Networking and Cyber Security) Aizzat Shairazi Kushairi Zaidel Cameron Luke Bysouth for the degree of Bachelor of Computing Sonali Chawla (Multimedia) with Honours Miles George Davis John Paul Oestmann Anthony De Fazio for the degrees of Bachelor of Santosh Gautam *(22/12/2015) Information Technology and Brett Hillebrand Bachelor of Management Caleb Jeffrey Lunt Jakeb Roy Williams Reece Andrew Maudslay Samuel John Williams Kyle Luke Taggert Pierre-Alexandre Tan for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Management of for the degree of Bachelor of Information Information Technology) Technology (Software Development) Lynley Harris Jake Samuel Adams Nathaniel Joseph Sutton Michael Robert Bird Frank Anthony Violi Adam Paul Matas for the degree of Bachelor of Anthony Morelli Computing (Multimedia) Gilbert Jonathon Ward Sam William Dring for the degree of Bachelor of Information Nicholas John Manser Technology (Systems Administration) Haydn James Smith Jake Arthur Cordon Clinton James Trestrail for the degree of Bachelor for the degree of Bachelor of of Mathematical Sciences Information Technology (Applied Mathematics) Mark Daniel David Carman Kirsty Anne Chalker Jason Kamleh for the degree of Bachelor of Science Marc Johannes Lintvelt Thomas Charles Almond Halyna Rubashko Teneil Clements Peter Robert Salzmann Jaklyn Louise Duncan Caleb Dylon Steer Matthew Fitzgerald for the degree of Bachelor of Information Peter Ong Technology (Business Systems) Emily Jade Pennisi Matthew Christopher Arnold Kylie Louise Prestridge Angus James Boot Jack Rowton Douglas Allan Carrison for the degree of Bachelor of Jan Chrominski Software Engineering Paul Kevin Excell Dionysios Stathopoulos Jed Hitchcock Michael David Jolley for the Associate Degree in Information Technology for the degree of Bachelor of Information Technology (Cloud Computing) David Charles Roger Keene Soon Rea Lau *(22/12/2015) Hamid Nourbakhsh Rodi Rai *(22/12/2015) Sun Yixin *(22/12/2015) Charles Vemana Professor Julie Mills, BEng(Hon), for the degree of Master of Urban and Regional Planning 4 April:

Mtech, PhD, FIEAust Head: 3.00pm School of Natural and Built David Brian Cornelius Narelle Elizabeth Janik Environments, will present: Sheau Ching Lee THE SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND Chad Nathan Mclachlan BUILT ENVIRONMENTS Carina Sidwell Luiz Claudio Vassalo Costa for the degree of Master of Engineering (Civil) for the degree of Master of Water Ashley James Bowden *(12/08/2015) Resources Management Chen Bo Nadine Kate Orlando Chanrithy Chiv for the Graduate Diploma in Built Richard Gale Environment (Building Surveying) Md Moshiur Rahman Khan Ekramul Ahasan Marzieh Khezriyan Timothy Philip Condon Ricky Acosta Tolentino Giacomo Cortolezzis Tony Tran Stuart Luke Dowie Behrooz Zakeri Richard Evans for the degree of Master of Cameron Leigh Mackie Engineering (Civil and Transport) Andrew Charles Noad Jacob David Ellis Mark Robert Smith Pierson Daniel Russell Hillier Jason Desmond Reichelt Ben Wen Tao Ji Martin Lee Ryan Keyvan Pourhassan Albert Semenzin Abby Megan Waldon for the degree of Master of Environmental Management for the Graduate Diploma in and Sustainability (Natural Project Management Resource Management) Rachel Lorraine Aistrope Tristan John Brown Meghan Andrew Megan Golding Christopher Baxter Alyssa Kate Hill Vahidin Beganovic Pham Dinh Anh Tuan *(22/12/2015) Michelle Anne Hendry Ahmad Ramiz Juanita Khan Sarah Jessica Verdonk Lawrence Lim for the degree of Master of Matthew Project Management Ricardo Augusto Mendoza Doaa Al Haieri Dimitri Anthony Nikolaou Venkatesh Kumar Ayyappan Kulasekara Emma Prisk Alwar Michael Vincent Pye Bahram Bayat Sarmadi Bradley Nathan Smith Matthew James Blanks Travers Stemper Carley Maree Blixt Keith Thomas-Wurth Simon Alexander Brown Stephen Graham Topp Matthew Leonard Clarke Andrew Geoffrey Wyllie Adrien Clements for the Graduate Diploma in Surveying James Creech Nikolaos Arhontis Aziz Hisham Dajani Daniel James Corcoran Charmae Luci Ebero Daniel Lee Goodwin Jawad El-Assaad James Hughes Alex Hossack Alexander Hamish Mc Ilwraith Siva Kumar Hukumathi Rao Jacob Stephen Perry Zhuo Li Nelio Mark Ornelas for the Graduate Diploma in Kristi Ogilvy Payten Urban and Regional Planning Arron Alexander Sreckovic Tenille Francyne Anderson Michael Nicholas Terizakis George Arthur Bryant Lasitha Dhananjana Weeraratne Sarah Louise Maddock *(12/08/2015) Lauren Kay Noble Carl Gordon Williamson Tessa Alice Sare James Sheppard for the degree of Master of Surveying Lynette Margaret Whitney Harry James Deane James Andrew Lenzi for the Graduate Certificate in Built Rosalind Margaret Oke Environment (Building Surveying) Marc Steven Perry Anthony Bell Stefan James Deverell Mikhail Fedorkin Alexandra Joy Hale

Adam Mathew Jones Jarrad Patrick Fairlie Jason Desmond Reichelt *(23/03/2015) Jock Oliver Forbes 4 April: Leah Wojtkowski Charles William Miles Fraser 3.00pm Alexander Charles Wood Anton Nathanael Gulyas Ronnie van Vliet Zachariah John Guy Mitchell Sean Hall for the Graduate Certificate in Engineering (Civil) Liam Craig Hausler Yushen He *(22/12/2015) Nirendra Sriyan Christopher Mendis Lee-Han Gan Hering for the Graduate Certificate Theo Inauen in Project Management Benjamin Johnson Angus Acton Cavanough Miroslav Jokic Rashid Adam John Jerry Ketsetsides Milan Preet Singh Bawa Thomas Henry Kiesewetter Shane Behr Grigoriy Klimentenok Lucy Bouza Spero Koulianos Taylor Braund Stergios Christopher Koutsouliotis Wayne Brennan Tracey Marie Loftes Katrin June Burmeister-Gouws Thomas Edward Michos Yihao Chan James Patrick Jay Minarelli Mark William Daker Anthony Morias Peter Douglass Timothy Redding Pengilly Leigh Ronald Edwards Adam Holmes Pinches Richard Funk Patrick Joseph Polomka James Gicho Gichuhi Andrew Charles Robertson Rosemary Claire Hallam Nicholas Anthony Romano Gregory William Haraldson Joseph Romeo Marco Herrlen Jon Lewis Rutherford Bradley Michael Hoyle Oliver Robert Shattock Neroli Jane Hutchinson *(23/03/2015) Brian Stephens David Benjamin Lloyd Jack MacGregor Stevens James Russell Longmuir Alexander Lindsay Stone Sing Theng Looi Ryan Joseph Sutter Branko Matic George Peter Andrew Tallis Brendan James Mattiazzi Bianca Wei Joo Teng *(22/12/2015) Thomas John O’Connor Daniel Aaron Toole Benjamin John Ormsby Patrick Antony Kostas Tymukas Matthew Pfingst Thomas Jonathan Warneke Paul Saeki Joshua Marc Wilson Alexander John Sbisa Lachlan James Wilson Jo-Anna Skewes Jordan Tyler Young Gabrielle Anna Small Zoran Yordanov Zhelezarov Michael St Clair for the degree of Bachelor of Nathan Steenland Engineering (Honours) (Civil) Andrew Sturgess Rhyleigh Marie Bond Ailsa Jade Wilkinson Reuben Castillo Adam Williamsky Bhim Prasad Ghimire Junaid Hameed Zafar Sarah Kate Hartland for the degree of Bachelor of Yishi He Construction Management Vasilios Anthony Hoimes and Economics (Honours) William James Johnson Victoria Lee Akkermans Guanghao Li Arturo Aloi Marzieh Lotfollahi Antonio Barbaro Anas Mohd Amizan *(22/12/2015) Darcy Ian Bateman Gennaro Morgillo Jonathan Alan Birkin Ching Hang Ngai *(22/12/2015) Jarrod Braley An Thanh Nguyen Sean Patrick Brennan Aluong Aker Nyandit Matthew Ryan Byrne Michael Caruso for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil and Structural) Thomas Robert Chalk Cathy Jane Clare Reza Ali Cameron Bryce Clark Robert Scott Junior Dixon Davide Gino D’Ortenzio Satar Fazeli Anthony Kostas Dalagiorgos Kwai Guet Kwai Jook Christopher Anthony De Rosa Hamid Hashemi Elizabeth Claire Denning Mitch Henderson Robert Vincent Fahey Marcus Kernahan Shayan Khatibi for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering On Kit Lee (Civil and Structural) with Honours Michael Lee Pastore Robert Luker Beardwell Iain Jonathon Quick Jeremy Daniel Bemmerl Nikhil Conar Tee Himal Raj Kandel Peter Zafiris Saeed Karevan Tyson Clay Prosser for the degree of Bachelor of Sustainable Environments (Honours) Matt Henry Turner Yodit Bekurezion Weldeslassie Jacob Dylan Arnold for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering for the degree of Bachelor of Urban (Civil and Transport) with Honours and Regional Planning (Honours) Michael Rhys Thompson Henry Michael Beesley Jason Thomas Boon for the degree of Bachelor of Urban Georgia Grace Davidson-Parish and Regional Planning with Honours Joel David Edwards Daniel Christian Sean Thomas Elliott Evan Nicholas Robert Cole Sheridan Rose Ellis Aaron Nicholas Galanti Kayla Jane Gaskin Jordan Gerry Hunt Cameron Donald Gibbons Gregg Russell Jenkins Alex Glouftsis Jacqueline Gaye Norton Katrina Clare Hurley Andrew Martin Simons Philip David Mabbs Nicholas Timotheou Jack Ruben James Moss Samantha Jane Watson Lauren Michelle Nicholson Benjamin Mark Wollinski Lucas Tombe Patrick for the degree of Bachelor of Urban Thomas William Pullman and Regional Planning (Environmental Benjamin Eliot Schnell Planning) with Honours Benjamin William Peter Smith Camilla Anne Nott Thaddeus Tan Yong Cheung *(22/12/2015) Alysia Louise Thomas for the degree of Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Social and Trent Morgan Thompson Community Planning) with Honours Christopher David Webber Caitlin Yasmine Louise Breyer Aidan Thomas Lang Wood Kate Marie Cross Nathan Daniel Woodward Robert Eric Slape for the degree of Bachelor of Construction Management and for the degree of Bachelor Economics with Honours of Built Environment Jamie John Fry Mahmood Ahmadi Zadeh Nicholas Phillip Kris Mustafa Al-Hussain Benjamin Blake Mortimer Paul Barbaro Alessandro Angelo Sarti Luke Carruthers Matt David Christophersen for the degree of Bachelor of Michael Domenico Condello Engineering (Civil) with Honours Wan Lyn Dang David Benjamin Argent Luke Andrew De Tullio Bhola Nath Dhamala James Nigel Dearing Peter Christopher Herpich Souriyachanh Totem Douangmala Tri Ly Nguyen Alexander Douventzidis Eriny Ehab Ramzy Nicholas George Hillbery Christian John Somerville Damian Lalli Kasadoruge Trinita Anne Nimali Henry Edward McCarthy Wickramaratne *(22/12/2015) Samuel Linton McClure for the degree of Bachelor of Brad Thomas McKenzie Engineering (Civil and Environmental Oliver Keith Moss Management) with Honours Tomas Michael Paleka Fergus William Hamilton Giuseppe Steffano Pascale Matthew David Pernini for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Project Benjamin James Preece Management) with Honours Martin Santi Ruiz Callum Joel La Dru Maziar Sabet-Sarvestani Christian David Simionato Ryan Wade Sullivan Oliver John Tassone David John Vanson Hasibullah Yousafzai Tedros Teweldemedhin Zeru for the degree of Bachelor of Construction Management 4 April: and Economics 3.00pm Cameron Peter Brown Anton Michael Heiser Aleksander James Kangur Giuseppe Parisi Callum George Rodgers Joseph John Sharpe-Hall Filip Sokolovic Yetchi Yeung for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Structural) Graham Scott Thiel for the degree of Bachelor of Environmental Science Chloe Anne Couzner Tori Lee Doherty Michael James Bradley Dyer Aymon Shaun Fox Joanne Garrard Bhakti Ram Ghimire Morgan Stacey Hollands Racheal Ki Leey *(22/12/2015) Kurtis Edward Madigan Anastasia Martinez Amoe Lolohea Michael Andre Ortiz Jasmin Claire Robbins Eneece Safai James Andrew Skinner Anh Van Tran James Ryan Trenorden Anton Paul Vreugdenhil Alison Kate Walker *(12/08/2015) for the degree of Bachelor of Geospatial Science Robert Neville Bell James John Carr Resa Kiputra Haryanto Mathew Patrick Johns-Forbes Michael Desmond Kelly Ngiak Seng Kho Katelyn Rose Purvis Matthew Turner Max Oliver Wellington for the degree of Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning Joanna Iacopetta Ashley Wai Man Varehov for the Associate Degree in Built Environment Nicholas Antoniou Jordan Ross Efstathiadis Daniel James Macrow Peter Denes Sarakinis

Tuesday 5 April at 10.30am ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE 5 April: 10.30am

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession, Council and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Sharon Turley, soprano. The Deputy Chancellor, Dr Wendy Craik AM, BSc(Hons), PhD, GradDipMgmt, DUniv, FAICD, FTSE, will open the ceremony. The Vice Chancellor and President, Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. Professor Kurt Lushington, Head: School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy will present the honorary award of Fellow of the University to Mr Barry Pearce. The Occasional Address will be delivered by the guest speaker. The Deputy Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will confer awards on the candidates. The Deputy Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Council, Academic Procession and graduates retire. Aida: Triumphant March and Ballet Music Verdi: Performed by the CSR Symphony Orchestra, Bratislava Advance Australia Fair / Peter Dodds McCormick

The Presentation

DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS Professor Mads Gaardboe BArch, 5 April: AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 10.30am MArch, MScArch & UD, FRAIA, FRSA, Head: School of Art, for the degree of Master of Visual Arts Architecture and Design, will Elyas Alavi *(25/02/2016) present: Michael John Carney *(22/10/2015) Sasha Grbich *(10/12/2015) for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Christobel Jane Kelly *(10/12/2015) David Max Kelly *(10/12/2015) Elizabeth Mary Bevan-Parrella, by thesis Heidi Susan Kenyon *(20/08/2015) entitled: Bradley Deane Lay *(25/02/2016) Follow any path from A until B: ‘useless’ Thomas Alexander Squires *(17/03/2016) gardens: gifted ecologies (conferred: 10 December 2015) THE SCHOOL OF ART, ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN Gregory James Patrick Carey, by thesis entitled: for the degrees of Master of Architecture and Master of Sustainable Design Game to work: the social capital of employees with an intellectual disability Matthew Carcuro in a supported workplace for the degree of Master of Architecture (conferred: 10 December 2015) Nelay Katiavala Santos Amoes Joanne Cys, by thesis entitled: Taylor Lloyd Angel An undisciplined discipline: an expansive Sarah Jane Burge view of interior design Flynn Lincoln Carr (conferred: 10 December 2015) David Zhanwa Chau Samuel Chua Maarten Harry Daudeij, by thesis entitled: Adrian Joseph Conterno Black hole dreaming: negotiating the Marko Cubrilo singularity problem through a practice- Jacinta Ellen Morris Davey led doctoral research project within the Robert Andrew Dodd visual arts Christian Peter Edwards (conferred: 20 August 2015) Azul Natalia Enriquez Herrera Simone Kennedy, by thesis entitled: Joshua Evans Re-imagining the mother: the horror and Adhara Al Nair Ferra Gutierrez pleasure of reconstructing the ‘self’ in Peter Francis Hilhorst response to an absent mother Todd Curtis Hislop (conferred: 25 February 2016) Victor King Tien Ho *(22/12/2015) Adam Paul Jack Shabbar Fatin, by thesis entitled: Katarina Jovanovic Iraqi women’s experiences of war: select Nazeem Ahmad Jummun stories of survival Cameron John Keene (conferred: 22 October 2015) Sebastian Kennedy Mason Garth Lee Peter Leijs * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Cameron James Mares this ceremony Emma Louise Markham Nathan James Mcewen Simon Ross Modra Minh Huy Julian Nguyen Tony Vincenzo Niutta James Wani Nuangki Amber-Lou Santer Robert Skibicki Wajiha Zia Subhani Matthew Isaac Topouzakis Emerson Campbell Walker William Song Yuan

for the degree of Master of Design (Industrial Design) Adam Donato Phillip Robert Henschke Kieren David Smith for the degree of Master of Visual Samantha Jacqueline Porter Art and Creative Practice Tracey Skepper Sharon Lok Yee Chiu Sonya Maree Unwin Tara Monique Matthews for the degree of Bachelor of Interior Annabel Carmel Parletta *(12/08/2015) Architecture with Honours James Peter Wilkinson Philippa Terese Campbell Zhang Xin *(12/08/2015) Madeleine Cassandra Cook for the degree of Master of Visual Tessa Marie Gravestock Art and Design (Graphic Design) Jacinda Zoe Hastwell Alexander Glen Maguire Sah’mon Taya Hayes Annette Louise Rohde Rebecca Kate McMillan Kate Lauren Murphy for the degree of Master of Visual Art and Design (Illustration) Jessica Ann Neeson Heidi Bronwyn Michelle Poole Lisa Jane Fiegert-Smith Brittany Amelia Spaven for the degree of Master of Visual Tenielle Wildman Art and Design (Painting) for the degree of Bachelor of Wendy Joy Muir Architectural Studies Hassan Fatah Rasul Benjamin Andary for the degree of Master of Visual Theodore Andrea *(12/08/2015) Art and Design (Photography) Adau Phillip Apath Danielle Monique Thyssen Hewar Ary for the Graduate Diploma in Design Jordan Christopher Bails (Communication Design) Michael Peter Barilla Anastasia Emmeline Elizabeth Crossman Talullah Claire Barker Gale Nancy Beka for the Graduate Diploma in Bi Haolin Design (Industrial Design) Jarrod John Buckley Marc Liam Buckley Nicholas Joel Carfora Luca Giuseppe Dichiera Fraser Jack Collis Riley Thomas Fuss Daniel Connole Katie Yat Yee Kung Reca Marie Cortolezzis Isabel Kate McIntyre Joshua Thomas Day Johnson Nguon Emma Paulina Dohrmann Finn Woodhouse Yahya Faiyad for the Graduate Diploma in Visual Mark Nigel Frost Art and Creative Practice Alana Nicole Garrick Melanie Denise Bone-Manser Marie Glezos Polina Derisheva Lauren Debra Hampton Deborah Jane Handley Angus George Kinnear Hamra Nathaniel Albert Schilling Daneile Hatji Amanda Katherine Marie Tarzia Imogen Jane Beulah Hebart Adelle Sarah Hegyvari for the Graduate Diploma in Visual Miranda Heunis Art and Design (Graphic Design) Christopher Matthew Hill Alexander Glen Maguire Patrick Anthony Holmes Marie Thereza Stephanie Zammit Wei-Jung Hsu for the Graduate Diploma in Visual Jacob Mackay Jenkins Art and Design (Illustration) Moujtaba Joubouri Maxime Rene Marie Goffeau Misbah Khaliq George Kritas for the Graduate Diploma in Visual Art and Design (Painting) Inna Concepcion Lamata *(22/12/2015) Michael Charles Lamey Nazia Ejaz Vincent Thomas Laurendi for the Graduate Diploma in Visual Matthew V J Laurito Art and Design (Sculpture) Janai Kim Lemar Astra Electra Parker Kane Blake Macartney-Dunne for the degree of Bachelor of Design David Makridis (Honours) (Visual Communication) Evelyn Elizabeth Makris Nicole Louise Wallace Benjamin Mammone Liam Joseph Marchetto for the degree of Bachelor of Sasha Simone Mattschoss Visual Arts (Honours) Abbie Mcintyre Delana L Carbone Olivia Faith Mckim Amelia Rose Castellucci Hugh Roland Michelmore Alexander James Degaris-Boot Tyson Kane Modistach Simon Rhys Laube Jessika Cairene Mulraney Alexandra Perisic Mrunmayee Vikas Mundle Kayla Clementina Di Biase Yasmin Munro Rebecca Kim Doyle Isabelle Hannah Neubauer Sayed Fazeli Denis Nuangki Emily Alice Ferguson Nicholas James Parker Claudia Fernandez-Villasante Jack Paynter Alexandra Frost Jeremy Luke Emmanuel Pearce Jessica Anne George

Timothy Podobny Christina Gerges 5 April: 10.30am Ivana Niamh Prophet Zara Ebony Gross Mehreen Qayyum Ry Gynell-Jorgensen Tai Anh Quach Della Frances Hannaford James Christopher Reed Emmerlee Jayne Heyes Matthew John Rowson Kirsten Jane Hill Claebon Sandell Jos Hoebee Haehnle Clancy Sarris Jessica Claire Johnson Ashleigh Lauren Sarro Cenise Jade Kidd Rhianna Amy Schultz Zinia Elise King Yi Shen Skye Klitscher Cheng Siang Sim Sam Richard Kruckemeyer Michael Francis Szumylo Natasha Marie Lacina Edward Robert Thomas Ellen Annie Ladd Thomas Oliver Wachla Kuok Liang Lau Dexter Montemar Wallace Taylah Rene Lees Craig Alexander Williams Caitlin Grace Litchfield Aoife Wright Dane Louis Yip Hiu Shing Hewson Joie Anne Bertis Manansala John Bosco Yu Isabel Joanna Martin Taylor Kate Martin for the degree of Bachelor of Design (Product Design) Ivy-Lee Nguyen Sarah Louise O’Donald Adrian Luke Bragagnolo Dale Mari Oria Samuel Chirwa Lisa-May Pellaschiar Emily Kate Daff Melissa Perre Michael Roy Dimonte Angus Plunkett Melissa Jane Frahn Julia Alicja Poturaj Philip David Gowers Janeczka Prinsloo Samuel John Hastie Andrew Paul Retz Darren James Paul Havelberg Claire Louise Ridley Hannah Kate Jordan Brigette Mae Rivers Jack Thomas Kempson Jessica Kate Ryall Liam Carey Knowles Jessica Elizabeth Salter Morvarid Koshkolami Anthony Salvemini Ned Alexander Mason John Salvemini John William Richard Nicholl Leah Michelle Sandeman Jay Nicholas O’Connell Natalie Kathrine Schwarz Thomas Russell Angus Smith Luke Scorsonelli Henry Stentiford Reuben Alex Shigrov Lachlan Andrew Stewart Michael Thomas Summers Tenae Marie Storkey Lauren Williams Lucy Therese Summerton for the degree of Bachelor of Scott James Tiller Design (Product Innovation) Natasha Victoria Tomlian Luke David Fazakerley Luan Tran Hamza Gaco *(12/08/2015) Demi Jade Trezise for the degree of Bachelor of Terry Trinh Design (Visual Communication) Laura Jane Wallis Alice Mary Ackland Alice Whitelum Nathan Robert Agostino Roy Michael Williamson Dylan Auciello Darasti Zahira Jacob Christopher Bain Alicia Jade Zerella Timothy James Casiero Michael James Cervelli Lauren Elizabeth Clarke Charlotte Renee Coleman Tahlia Jade Collopy Lauren Caroline Crago Laura Brooke Dabinet Sara Della Verde Professor Kurt Lushington for the degree of Bachelor of Visual Arts (Glass) Mpsych (Clinical), PhD, Head of Briony Jane Davis School: Psychology, Social Work Chantel Louise Mulder and Social Policy, will present: Cara Jane Pearson for the degree of Bachelor Drew Kingsley Spangenberg of Interior Architecture Catherine Louise Stephens

Kirrin Jenna Brown for the degree of Bachelor of Trent Andrew Burns Visual Arts (History and Theory) Alisha Cook Kate Ellen Harvey Janice Cui Aerlie Caitlin McGuire Chantelle Rose Daly Natasha Rose De Fazio for the degree of Bachelor of Visual Arts (Jewellery and Metal) Garrett William Epp Atareta Fitzgerald Jeanne Danielle Barrie Tahlia Jordan Giles Han Quynh Dang Claire Cherete Harton Margaux Amy Maree Parkes Jessica Cleone Hunter Joshua Lee Stocker Calum Patrick Hurley Kerie Anne Tonkin Matthew James for the degree of Bachelor of Chloe Bianca Shi Min Lee Visual Arts (Painting) Jordan Tyler Leeflang Narges Anvar Tong Tong Liu *(22/12/2015) Jack Philip Court Cassandra Lea Lomman Tori Delany Christina Jade Matthews Sean Michael Dutton Carly Laura Mewett Michelle Fedornak Jessica Renae Miller Yusuf Ali Hayat Georgia Minear Nerissa Julie Kyle Emily Margaret O’Brien Jessica Catherine Maddeford Thomas Heath Parbs Nicholls Chelsea Lee Hannah Elizabeth Pinno Melissa Rose Poole Nargis Rahimi Imogen Porteous Mona Rahmanian Danielle Renee Saliba Yi Ren Jordan Spence Doris Rocca Caroline Louise Vaughan Georgina Lydia Ross Alan Ward Jake Robert Rubarth Ziagul Yahya Katharine Maria Schapel for the degree of Bachelor of Jenna Marie Schina Visual Arts (Photography) Laura Rose Searson Tenille Brooke Ashton Giulia Talotta Emmanuelle Baradakis Andy Tran Anthony Calvanese Megan Courtney Watson Donna Elizabeth Centofanti Alice Rose Were Rebekah Anne Cole Meng Yuan Matthew Lee Cripps Elena Su-Yin Zannin Jordan William Eden for the degree of Bachelor of Emilee Louise Evans Visual Arts (Ceramics) Matthew Kenneth Farrand Elly Vittoria Gregoric Lucy Leyette Hopton Daniel Dongho Jo Sarah Amy Lawson Madeline Louise McDade Danielle Heather Ann Morton Elizabeth Juliana Simons Suzie Nguyen Louise Cornelia Simons Martin Karl Nitschke Christeen Joy Tenni-Smith Joshua Aaron Olavesen Lucy Harriet Sevenoaks for the degree of Bachelor of Visual Arts (Drawing) Juniper Frith Van-Den-Ende Jenna Frances Cale Chad Louis Villena Liam Janssan Tara Corrine Whitehead Joanna Florence Main Sumyi Wong *(22/12/2015) Jaimes Ella Nagel for the degree of Bachelor of Vaughn Keith Odendaal Visual Arts (Printmaking) William Mark Twibell Isabella Maria Bianchini-Wood Mia Van Den Bos Kaitlyn Amy Havers Jaime Louise Werner Erica Ute Hill Belinda Lee Wood (dec.) Annette Popadinoski for the degree of Bachelor of Theadora Nicola Visual Arts (Sculpture) Ibrahim Nowrozi Ashleigh Christine D’Antonio Cheryl Joy Penrose Lauren Olivia Hesselschwerdt Kevser Pirbudak Jennifer Mathews Jay Muscardin Pozniak Bianca Pauley Claudia Puccio Tori Alexandra Westerik John Felix Rattus

Rebekka Elizabeth Reeves 5 April: THE SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, 10.30am INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES Kylie Simone Reid Cressida Elsie Robertson for the degree of Bachelor of Jessica Victoria Rogers Arts (International Relations) Aleesha Louise Ruddell Sarah Martine Edney Emilie Louise Santostefano THE SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, Erin Kate Shaddick SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLICY Michael John Shillabeer Jessica Blanche Somerville for the degree of Bachelor of Karen Louise Stefanou Social Work (Honours) Kodi Lee Stocker-Johns Roxana Klara Baratosy Luke Christopher Travers Salome Barelds Trang Thuy Vu Do Megan Lily Corcoran Keira Westcott Tessa Lauren Cunningham Amy-Lee Wight Sarah Martine Edney Shannan Jane Wilson Kate Laurel Griffin Susan Jayne Wood Samantha Mignone Simon Patrick Woodham Chantelle Patricia Reed Frank Xiong Lisanne Amelie Selzer Dion Zisos Susannah Elizabeth Wilke Sylvia Coleen Zuiderduin for the degree of Bachelor of Social Work Suraya Ahmadi Shaun Gaetan Almond Adriano Arlotta Jasmine Rebecca Arnall Elias Aslanidis Tracy Jane Atkins-Strain Claire Lauren Bailes Krystiel Jade Barnes Solyn Bou Ciara Beatris Browns Renee Calabro Emanuela Caroscio Stephanie Carter Lia Josephine Centofanti Emily Joy Ciotti Jace Scott Collins Angela Cook Madeleine Joy Dounton John McGilchrist Easton Jennifer Eunice Edge Lubica Fendek Timothy Fisher Simone Elizabeth Freeman Selamawit Shewaye Getachew Gagliardi Ruth Lynette George Amy Louise Hawkins Travis Graham Ireland Regina Adeng Kwach Meagan Renee Lynch Celeste Elizabeth MacLeod Tania Louise MacMillan Demsey Cian McDougall MacRae Jessica Kaitlyn Macaulay Noeline Ann Malsom Emily Louise Marshall Danielle Jane Matotek Jehan Alohalani Maxfield-Omar Jack Mwanue Kirsty Ann Neal Margaux Parkes Untitled Colour Theory Work 2015 in London. Fellow attheTrade PolicyResearch Centre Trade) Secretariat inGenevaandaVisiting the GATT (General Agreement onTariffs and He waspreviously aSeniorEconomist with World BankandWorld Trade Organisation. Co-operation andDevelopment (OECD), consulted totheOrganisation for Economic International Economics in Canberra and Professor Banksworked for theCentre for Prior to joining the Productivity Commission, Tasman economicrelations. remuneration, importsafeguards andtrans- National Competition Policy, executive affordability, availability offinance,the health insurance, gamblingpolicy, housing regulation, greenhouse policy, private research anddevelopment, infrastructure and regulatory topics.Theseincluded on avarietyofsignificantpublicpolicy personally undertooknationalinquiries development andactivities,buthealso time, henotonly oversaw theCommission’s inception in1998until2012.Duringthis of theProductivity Commission from its advice toGovernment. HewasChairman source ofindependent,evidence-based has becomeAustralia’s mostrespected at theProductivity Commission, which a longandsuccessfulleadershiprecord of majorpublicpolicyissues,following Professor Bankshasawideexperience 2013. January performance -apositionhehasheldsince excellence inpublicsectorleadershipand institutions dedicatedtodeveloping consortium ofgovernment andacademic School ofGovernment (ANZSOG)-a and DeanoftheAustralia andNewZealand Professor BanksAO Gary isChiefExecutive FASSA, FAIM BEc (Hons),MEc,FM,FIPAA, Professor GaryBanksAO The OccasionalAddress ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE Tuesday 5Aprilat3.00pm Order ofCeremony McCormick Advance Australia Fair /PeterDodds Orchestra, Bratislava Verdi: Performed bytheCSRSymphony Aida: Triumphant March andBalletMusic and graduates retire. Official Party, Council, Academic Procession The audienceisrequested tostandasthe The Chancellorwillclosetheceremony. will confer awards onthecandidates. The Chancellor, onbehalfoftheUniversity, Government (ANZSOG). of theAustralia andNewZealand Schoolof by Professor Banks AO, Gary CEO andDean The OccasionalAddress willbedelivered degreehonorary ofDoctortheUniversity. present Professor BanksAO Gary for the Chancellor UniSABusinessSchool,will Professor MarieWilsonPhD, JD, Pro Vice CChem, FRSC,willaddress theceremony. Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, The ViceChancellorandPresident, (Honours), willopentheceremony. The Chancellor, MrJimMcDowell,LLB sung by MsSharon Turley, soprano. The Australian NationalAnthemwillbe Council andOfficialParty. the entrance oftheAcademic Procession, The audienceisrequested tostandfor Processional musicwillbeplayed.

5 April: 3.00pm

The Presentation

Professor Clayton MacKenzie, Fiona O’Neill, by thesis entitled: PhD, MEd, LLM, DipEd, TQual, Multilingual francophone professionals’ experience of moving between languages CPE, GradCE, BA(Hons), Head: and cultures: a narrative study School of Communication, (conferred: 20 August 2015) International Studies and Languages, will present: Janet Louise Pretsell, by thesis entitled: 5 April: Wishing upon a star: the virtues and 3.00pm for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy vicissitudes of celebrity endorsement Cecil Stephen Camilleri, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 20 August 2015) Sensemaking and sensegiving in communicating business sustainability Annmarie Reid, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 20 August 2015) Ella’s Clippy Mat: progging the memories of migrants from England’s North East Wayne Arthur Featherstone, by thesis (conferred: 17 March 2016) entitled: The aesthetic domain of psychoanalysis: Paula Rowe, by thesis entitled: psychoanalysis, lyric poetry and Becoming and being a Metalhead: neuropsychoanalysis exploring the significance of heavy metal (conferred: 17 March 2016) music and culture for youth identities and aspiration biographies Georgina Heath, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 25 February 2016) Shiftwork and eating behaviour Rachael Marie Spooner, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 10 December 2015) Sleep and sleep disorders during early Monica De Jesus Clara Costa, by thesis childhood: investigations of cognition, entitled: temperament, co-sleeping and cerebrovascular functioning in sleep Gender equality, economic policy and disturbed toddlers and preschoolers state resilience in the new state of Timor- Leste (conferred: 10 December 2015) (conferred: 10 December 2015) Renae Lee Summers, by thesis entitled: Kameljeet Kaur, by thesis entitled: Young African refugees’ experiences of violence and non-violence in South Diasporic honour: the politics of Australia ‘honour crimes’ in British South Asian Communities (conferred: 10 December 2015) (conferred: 25 February 2016) Amelia Anne Walker, by thesis entitled: Wilson Main, by thesis entitled: Regarding recollection and/as its re- turn(s): an argument for creative writing’s The social, economic and cultural value in contemporary Australian influences on the production of television universities content for children: is it possible to create an innovative, child centred, (conferred: 17 March 2016) globally branded entertainment product? (conferred: 25 February 2016)

Raymond William Matthews, by thesis * indicates a conferral of award date prior to entitled: this ceremony Sleep, wake and the internal body clock: homeostatic and circadian interactions on performance (conferred: 10 December 2015)

Pablo Muslera, by thesis entitled: From the ‘blasted heath’ to Belle and Sebastian: Macbeth as modern myth (conferred: 25 February 2016)

Rebecca Elizabeth Neill, by thesis entitled: Mothering in Australian network society 2006-2013: a longitudinal critical systems inquiry (conferred: 22 October 2015) DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS for the degrees of Bachelor of AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Journalism and Bachelor of Arts (Writing and Creative Communication) THE SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, Anneliese Tegan Abela INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES Jasmine Hong Argent for the degree of Master Lucy Alexandra Caruso of Arts (Journalism) Joshua Mark Dickson Sharon Lee Smith Alexander Liam Jacobs Angelique Komninoglou for the Graduate Diploma in Aboriginal Studies Henry Robert Glyndwr Landers Victoria Kate Loxton Mark Andrew Osborne Connor James McKenzie for the Graduate Diploma in Marlee Mohi Communication (Public Relations) Nicole Lauren Pope Elizabeth Anne Hodge Jessica Marie Renaglia Gabriela Aguiar McMillan Jeremy Leigh Rochow Vanessa Perone Adam Roger Trombetta Nicole Dannielle Steele Jordan Thomas Trombetta Erica Louise Visser Elyse Frances Williams Alexia Frances Watts Erin Williams for the Graduate Diploma in Journalism for the degrees of Bachelor of Journalism Anthony Geppa and Bachelor of International Relations Amelia Joan Harris Zenia Ruth Anderson Matthew Brian Johnston Jordan Jean Adele Bahr Jennifer Mary Krasnoff Madeleine Claire Broadbridge Pamela Soledad Torres Alice Louise Brooks Carl Trevor Douglas Grant for the Graduate Diploma in Language and Culture Studies Emma Jane Opie Caleb Abishek Radford Simon James Carey Amelia Ellen Simpson Zoe Johanna Cole Emily Louise Walker Katherine Zina Isoardi Carolyn Winnie Ryder for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Loretta Mary Swayn Alexander Richard Farmilo for the Graduate Certificate for the degree of Bachelor in Aboriginal Studies of Arts (Communication and Jordon Keipert Media Management) Declan Paul Bebbington for the Graduate Certificate in Journalism Christopher Paul Button Jessica Louise Stevens Danniella Capaldo for the degree of Bachelor Rosemary Cavallaro of Arts (Honours) Guang Yu Chai Merima Boric Sam Coppola Ashleigh Nicole Campbell Florina Violeta Gules Timothy James Coventry Laura Ann Hosking Tony Christopher Easton Loh Teck Wee *(20/08/2015) Isabella Bianca Ellares Mary-Anne Victoria Maio Victoria Amy Fielding Ly Huong Nguyen Susan Noreen Gow Privilege Paganga Patricia Anne Hensley Kate Elizabeth Parker Laura Beth James Laura Elizabeth Phillips Kirstin Leigh Jenkins Anastasia Plaksenko Alyce Jasmine Johnson Anamaria Magaly Santelices Simon Lancione for the degree of Bachelor Christina Mammone of Arts (Indigenous Cultures Anna Jayne Miliauskas and Australian Society) Jabin Mustafa Naomi Natasha Bondarenko Josip Duro Peterkovic Daniel Ross Groves Glenn Robert Rafferty Ryan Glenn Merrett Tamsin Siobhan Scholz Shirley Anne Moriarty Ellen Margaret Scott Trischaye Lee Newchurch Shannon Kathleen Surridge-McCann Amanda Lee Radomi *(12/08/2015) Daniel James Tredrea Susan Kay Tocher Rhiannon Louise Young

for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (International Relations) Louis Dow Jeremy Huang for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Lai Yan Kei *(22/10/2015) (Languages and Intercultural So Man Yuen *(22/10/2015) Communication) Hung ho ying *(25/02/2016) Dashielle Amber Allain Laura Bacuriski for the degree of Bachelor of International Relations Sarah Grace Bakker Nellie Bellatrix Blitz Jemma Brooks Simon Leslie Caldwell Jamie Allan Burford Laura Griselda Cortes Davalos Zoe Marie Haby Kate Marie Denby Marie Ophely Gilda Rachelle Doris Hurpaul Teagan Dickinson Luke Andrew Logothetis Lansana Dolley Kangxing Wang Tin Ming Joshua Hui Jack Hans Wuersch Ariella Alice Rose Joyce-Tubb 5 April: for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Huy Leng Lail 3.00pm (Writing and Creative Communication) Jake Anthony Gerald Matthews Trent Argirov Antonio Moniz do Rosario Thomas John Corbett Patricio Sandreky Nsenge Donna Louise Hansford Shiryu Owa Laura Brenda Hawes Sumeja Skaka Emma Elizabeth Jones Alexander James Skilton Kaitlin Abbey Kavanagh Deanne Kay LeCerf for the degree of Bachelor of Journalism Elise Claire Mattiske Tanysha Bolger Trudy Joy Parry Stephen Lawrence Brodie Dawid Robaszkiewicz Holly Catherine Byrne Aymon Karl Spielhagen Megan Anne Campbell Peter Joseph Vriens Tiarne Elizabeth Cook William Blake Cutts for the degree of Bachelor of Luke Steven Dayman Communication (Media and Culture) Nicolle Elizabeth Dicker Emma Kate Anderson Matthew Jack Fargher Carissa Woan Xi Cheah David Stpehen French Rebekah Anne Eden Stephanie Lisa Frick Ethan William Fuller Alicia Joy Hage Catherine Irene Lalewicz Salomae Haselgrove Yan Ting Lui *(22/12/2015) Timothy James Jucius Nicholas Nectarios Pontikinas Renae Jade Laubsch Laidley William Poulton Casey Renee Lodge Deana Rose Rocca Christian Aldo Longobardi Lucas Benjamin Schmidt Callum Macpherson Harrison James Schultz Paris Jenna Martin Yuan Tian Laura Rose Martino Wang Yuqing Ashlie Morant Teagan Ariel White Jarrad Scott Pearce Samantha Sky Zdanowicz Jacob Polychronis for the degree of Bachelor of Alma Ramcilovic Communication and Media Simon George Ruppert Ka Yu Monita Chan *(22/10/2015) Blake Schiphorst Kin Pong Chan *(22/10/2015) Joe Leo Schwab Tsz Nok Chan *(22/10/2015) Carney Ellen Sims Yat Hang Chan *(22/10/2015) Millie Thwaites Wong Cheuk Lun *(22/10/2015) Anthony von der Borch Cheung Chun Kwan *(22/10/2015) for the degree of Bachelor of Pak Ming Cheung *(22/10/2015) Journalism and Professional Writing Chun Tung Chong *(25/02/2016) Mia Siklic Hoi Kwan Chong *(22/10/2015) Matthew Covino for the degree of Bachelor of Media Arts Yu Hin Fong *(22/10/2015) Nicolas Jasper Beins Fong Hiu Yan *(22/10/2015) Ali Zanjani Bertoldi Kit Shan Kitty Ho *(25/02/2016) Joshua Luke Bland Cheung Hoi Kiu Heidi *(22/10/2015) Meagan Anne Chancellor Kok Hang Gladys Lam *(22/10/2015) Krystalyn May Coe Tsz Kin Dennis Lam *(22/10/2015) Teena Maria Condous Po Hung Li *(22/10/2015) Kurt Robert Debens Jason Joseph Marsiglia Jack Erickson Lea Poon *(22/10/2015) Sean Cameron Fagan Woo Tze Hin *(22/10/2015) Eleni Catherine Galanos Cara Pearson Obsolete Necessity 2015 Jared Robert Gerschwitz Professor Kurt Lushington, Jake Golding Mpsych (Clinical), PhD, Head of Marni Fleur Greenshields School: Psychology, Social Work Felicity Ann Harvey and Social Policy, will present: Benjamin Holen Madeleine Jean Karutz THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Alexandra Pearl Kemp Jonathan Alexander Kovarch for the degrees of Bachelor of Arts (Aboriginal Studies) and Bachelor of Rhys George William Lancaster Education (Middle and Secondary) Samuel Julian Massacci Rebecca Jane Hill Julia Victoria Mayer Sabrina Renee Mignone for the degrees of Bachelor of Arts Truong My Tien Sara Nguyen (Australian Studies) and Bachelor of

Education (Middle and Secondary) 5 April: Hannah Louise Nicholson 3.00pm Justin Mark Phillis Samantha Annmarie Cassar Aaron James Brendan Prideaux Luke Anthony Edwards Liam Rella *(12/08/2015) Sarah Dawn Francis Thomas Sebastian Rennie Cristina Izabela Rozalia Gules Darron Richardson Sam Thomas Harris Nicole Charlotte Roach Lauren Jade Hill Madeleine Rundle Simone Amber Hughes Maneno Said Rebecca Impala Joel Daniel Schubert Emma Marlene Jones Joshua Nicholas Snares Nicholas O’Connell Tayla Stabile Torston Christopher Reichert Lei Thung Tan Samantha Grace Whitford Katalyn Tonkin THE SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, Jasmin Mary Watkins SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLICY Paul Isaac Watts Sean David Watts for the degree of Master of Mediation and Conflict Resolution James David Wire Anne Buchecker for the degree of Bachelor Amy Estelle Ryan of Public Relations Shelley Claire Blunt for the degree of Master of Psychology (Clinical) Georgia Kate Edgar Genevieve Ann Garrett Kendall Dawn Felix Bird Hannah Teresa Graetz April Claire Kaeding Emma Michelle Grivell Apoorva Madan Courtney Paige Harrington Hannah Alice Murphy Sara Humphris Jonathan Michael Osis Emilia Marantos Alycia Elizabeth Louise Powell-Jones Alex George Matushik Hayley Erna Scrutton Alexandra Louise Moore Julie Karen Stanley Nicole Mary Osborne for the degree of Master of Jordan Saige Pinnegar Psychology (Forensic) Karina Louise Piperone *(12/08/2015) Laura Capozzi Caroline Sarah Plant for the degree of Master of Social Work Sarah Jane Roberts Sinead Kara Saint Amodini Bandara Emily Rose Sharpe-Hall Elham Behroozi Jessabeau Elizabeth Thompson Frances Susan Bueti Emma Grace Thomson Lennard Frank Buxton Luke James Wade Daniel Centofanti Chen Bin for the Associate Degree in Ella Genevieve Dahlenburg Languages and Culture Studies Kelly Marie Dann-Smith Scott Douglas Leech Jocelyn Ann Day Nicole Caitlin Miller Julie Anne Fielke Nataliy Sergeevna Smagin Debra Jayne Flack Brooke Patricia Smith Christopher James Gein Graeme Harry Watkins Zakara Gire for the Diploma in Languages Richard David Girvin Oliver Richard Green Lorenzo Guerrini Amelia Jayne Pink Mohd Amir Bin Haron Madeleine Amy Steele Emma Jane Hauser Mirna Taslidza Simon Charles Heaselgrave Alexandra Rose Olivia Flanders Vaughan Kacey Anne Hutchinson Mariah Brooke Jones Megan Grace Lloyd Lijo Joseph Clare Louise Lynch Lei Lu Rebecca Mary Mcbain Ang Li Adam Frank Meola Liu Shuyuan Jazz Mignone Liu Zhen Qin Emily Brooke Moore Alexandra Lucas Fiona Pauline Morrison *(24/03/2015) Sarndra Dawn Montgomerie Susan Marie Pfeiffer Ella Grace Newsome Gillian Quinton Njuthi Jefferson Ng’ang’a Amber Leanne Rusby Amber Lace Oest Bree Leah Sandwith Sheilah Kerubo Osinde Kelly Paige Scott Alina Pandey Jade Sherrey Menique Ilani Perera Kenji Oliver Sison Sarah Emily Petrou Anthony Oliver Thain Monica Raslan Annabel Rose Tiddy Kaori Sakuma Rawlins Sarah Trankalis Terence Clement Rego Thi Binh Truong Madalena Da Silva Cruz Sanches Ashleigh Morgan Wiley Mahesh Sebastian for the degrees of Bachelor of Arts Victoria Smith (Aboriginal Studies) and Bachelor of Kathryn Anne Soar Social Science (Human Services) Mahbub Malek Syed Anarla Sophie Turner Jennifer Monique Tomney Peter Andrew Westall Catherine Ward Peter Robert Watson for the degrees of Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) and Stephanie Wheeldon Bachelor of Psychological Science Laine Alexandra Wilson Taylor Jade Barber Chee Yong Wong *(22/12/2015) Elise Mia Bila Natalie Kate Zesers Rebekah Helen Boyle Zhou Yingying Olivia Alex Caracatsanoudis for the Graduate Diploma in Jessica Daminato Mediation and Conflict Resolution Jordan Paige Gilbert Michelle Elizabeth Martin Amelia Sara Hooper Jordyn Tarah Lawrie for the Graduate Certificate in Mediation (Family) Belinda Lee Pearson Kelly Deanne Beames Laura Kate Plane Manijeh Gharouni Anaraki Abbie Pumpa Annamaria Nell Amy Louise Robb Chloe Frances Scott for the Graduate Certificate in Danielle May Stoneham Mediation (Workplace Relations) Athina Takianos Joyce White Morgan Taylor-Marshall for the degree of Bachelor of Tiarna Jade Weinmann Psychology (Honours) for the degrees of Bachelor of Christina Carla Ambrosi Social Work and Bachelor of Arts Evangeline Beatrice Batalha (International Relations) Johanna Marshall Boardman Mark Gaye Hayley Sarah Bridges Hannah Louise Herrmann Maighdlin Kate Burns Anthony Hooper Rebecca Ann Callahan Tanja Elizabeth Humphries Alexandra Lee Caruso Alain Makutiro Tchimbere Dilushi Chandrakumar Fiona Claire Thorpe Zachariah Reuben Cross Melanie Rebekah Walker Emily Louise Duncanson for the degree of Bachelor of Danielle Nicole Forjan Psychological Science Kate Laura Glen Nickolai Peter Adams Charmaine Elizabeth Graham Tierney Rhian Barron Caitlin Siobhan Gray Samantha Louise Bowley Charlotte Cecelia Gupta Krystal Charlotte Branson Vera Halim Abbey Marie Burke Karen Ann Hislop Mikayla Ann Calderwood Bianca Lorraine Kahl Efimia Victoria Chronopoulos Louise Kyriaki Jonathan Chua Seng Kit *(22/12/2015) Emily Jean Lawrie Giordana Cimmino Brianna Renee Le Busque Alexandra Danielle Conway for the degree of Bachelor of Elysha April Cousins Psychological Science (Counselling Renee Danielle Diakogeorgiou and Interpersonal Skills) James Dimopoulos Claudia Lucia Menechella Matilda Rene Duncan for the degree of Bachelor of Social Tammy Kaye Edwardson Science (Human Services) Katherine Mary Elsby Daniel Thon Achuoth Melissa English Janet Elizabeth Christopher Katia Genevieve Espagne Najia Ghafori Michelle Jane Fearnhead Shantel Leah Graham Emma Flatman Zembaba Kebede Hadera Samantha Anne Fox Kate Nicole Helmore Jo Lea Goodfellow Claudine Ilunga 5 April: Casey Marie Hallett Hafifa Khelwaty 3.00pm Daniella Hannouche Tomasi Eric Ramanumanu Brittany Meg Hewett Rachael Leanne Ross Sophie Parsons Hlipala Elspeth Grace Scanlen Jana Hnatova Mohamed Sheriff Anne Sherry Holland Lauren Grace Simpson Ciara Jarrett Monika Kolta Vanessa Labbozzetta Karoline Victoria Lenart Danelle Paige Maher Renee Diana Manolas Tamara Kate Martin Lauren Ellesha Mathew Tayla Jade Mcdonald-Wareing Courtney Jayne Merrilees Emily Michael Shannen Kayla Middleton Chantelle Mitchell Jason Malcolm Moore Daniel Anthony Moran Tegan Leah Neville Cheuk Kee Ngai *(22/12/2015) Tra My Y Nguyen Ryan Craig Noble Elizabeth Osborn Rosalie Jean Pearce Sally Lee Perrin Matthew Lloyd Phanos Nishallini Ravichandar Caitlin Janet Rhue Isabella May Robbins Kellie Ann Roberts Kate Amelia Rose Sebastian Bruno Rositano Alana Samra Brett Paul Sheldon Sue Elizabeth Standen Kate Louise Steinberg Louise Nicole Stephens Vittoria Louise Timpano Eleanor Trahair Amber Renee Trengove Katarina Vagnini Sanura Jayanthi Vanmali Nikolina Vender Mario Ernesto Villalta Angela Marie Villis Alicia Kate Violante Flora Phuong Thao Vo-Dinh Thi Bich Tram Vu Rachel May Weste Alexandra Courtney Yeeles Zhou Yiyi Sarah Lawson The hand of the Creator 2015 Wednesday 6 April at 10.30am ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony The Honourable Dr Susan Close Processional music will be played. MP The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession, BA(Hons), PhD Council and Official Party. Susan Close has a BA (Hons) and PhD from The Australian National Anthem will be Flinders University. She has worked at the sung by Ms Sharon Turley, soprano. University of Adelaide running student services and as a Senior Executive in the SA The Chancellor, Mr Jim McDowell, LLB Public Service. Since 2012 Susan has been (Honours), will open the ceremony.

the Member for Port Adelaide in the State 6 April: The Vice Chancellor and President, 10.30am Parliament and Minister since 2014. She Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, is currently the Minister for Education and CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. Child Development and Minister for Higher Education and Skills. The Occasional Address will be delivered by The Honourable Dr Susan Close MP, Member for Port Adelaide, Minister for Education and Child Development, Minister for Higher Education and Skills and Member of the Executive Council. The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will confer awards on the candidates. The Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Council, Academic Procession and graduates retire. Aida: Triumphant March and Ballet Music Verdi: Performed by the CSR Symphony Orchestra, Bratislava Advance Australia Fair / Peter Dodds McCormick Lillian de Lissa Kindy 1912 The Presentation

Professor Stephen Dobson PhD, DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Magister, BA(Hons), Dean and Head: School of Education, will THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION present: for the degree of Master of for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Teaching (Early Childhood) Angela Kathleen Dillon, by thesis entitled: Erin Ellen Donoghue Li Ann Ho Negotiating two worlds through the media: debates about deaf education Wenwen Jia *(22/12/2015) and sign language from 1970 to 2000 Nikita Joy Ryan (conferred: 20 August 2015) Supaporn Schmidt Michelle Tran

Yan Ge, by thesis entitled: 6 April: Wang Haiyan *(22/12/2015) 10.30am Developing English language proficiency among migrant and refugee teenagers: for the degree of Master of mediation through mobile devices Teaching (Primary) (conferred: 10 December 2015) Lucy Mary Barrett Simon James Brown Thomas Richard Putnam, by thesis entitled: Daniel Adam Bryant Widening participation in Australian Andrew Samuel Preston Burton higher education: a study of equity in Craig John Butcher transition and enculturation Jessica Emma Croft (conferred: 20 August 2015) Stephen Luke Di Girolamo Timothy George Richter, by thesis entitled: Matthew James Clifford Drader Mohammed Elmoussaoui *(22/12/2015) Negative othering and the history of religious activities in South Australian Tracy Ann Frith government schools: are the ideologies Bethany Eloise Gillard of conservative Christianity reconcilable John Heath with the principles of public education Thomas Andrew Hunter policy? Isabella Mercedes Kotlar (conferred: 20 August 2015) Giles William Lewis Brittany Clare Linklater Christopher James Medlin * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Sarah Amy Osterstock this ceremony Emma Elise Parfitt Scott Penn Maree Phillipps Kathryn Sara Price Nigel Jonathan Randall Carly Anne Roworth Paul Robert Smith Jessica Emma Stagarevich Melissa Kylie Stephenson Susanne Karen Tanti Judy Michelle Thompson Alexia Trombetta Sally Jane Turra Stuart Vandenberg Tara Warden-Flood

for the degree of Master of Teaching (Primary and Middle) Kimberley Chan Larsen Kamna Sharma

for the degree of Master of Teaching (Secondary) Jennifer Allnutt Sebastian Edward Angus Lisa Jean Bowman *(12/08/2015) Cassandra Josephine Broad Matthew Alan Chapman Laura Duncan Lauren Lee Ellul Michelle Leonardi Xing Fan Michelle Lind Jessica Kate Felgenhaur Kellie Jayne Lingard Joel Anton Fitzgerald Alexandrea Louise Lintvelt Simone Monique Genovese Natalie Kym Lockwood Damien Gordon Heyer Allie Rose Luciani Grant Kininmont Emily Kate Markow Genine Karen Meredith *(12/08/2015) Indiana Louise May Diana Nguyen Courtney Louise Maynard Ashoo Rajput Caitlin Jane McGreen Chantelle Elizabeth Reece Katelyn Anne McInnes Emily Clair Saint-Bowman Emma Kate Miegel Alice Beth Saltmarsh Emma Mary Munro Bethany Claire Schlein Lauren Louise Neil Dominic James Smith Annika Rosalie Neuwirth Patrick Kevin Smith Jessica Anne Nourse Danielle Valente Elise Clare O’Connor Michelle Irene Wright Stacy Samantha Pastro Athanasia Pipinis for the degree of Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood) Danni Ann Richmond Liliana Sabou Tyleah Barker Katherine Anne Stanford Alison Rose Barry Jordan Ronda Starick Stephanie Joy Bastian Lenore Ruth Start Jasmine-Lee Bedenham Jessica Marie Stauss Chelsea Hannah Bernardi Anne Lauren Thomas Tom Caleb Bertossa Rebecca Louise Valk Tiana Borrello Emma Veitch Rachael Marie Boulden Melissa Kate Vickery Jodie Marie Braunholz Michelle Maria Viteritti Benjamin Michael Brill Laura Anne Wardrop Bethany Anne Burton Zoe Hannah West Amy Callow Uriel June Whipp Nicole Caitlin Casement Sage Emma Young Anne Marie Castle Heather Clare Christie Matthew Charles Collingridge Jessica Rose Connolly Kayla Crompton Gemma Mary Cross Lindsey Jean Danielson Denise Elizabeth Davis Courtney Lee Dayman Elissa Mae Dearman Ashlee Jane Dollman Sara Alice Dunsford Rebecca Teresa Elvy Taylor Jane Fieldhouse Naomi Jane Foster Bethany Rose Freeman Ellise Louise Hart Alyssa Harvey Victoria Isabel Hechter Paul Ross Laurie Henderson Natasha Higgs Julia Ainsley Horne Whitney Jean Ireland Katherine Joy Johns Ashleigh Ann Kalleske Julia Helena Kamaszewski Lauren Patricia Kluske Jenna Ruth Knapton Helena Marie Kontis Sophie Caroline Koster Stacey Ann Lawrence Samantha Marie Leahy Si Min Lee *(22/12/2015) Associate Professor Victoria Brooke Danielle Mason Whitington PhD, MA(Ed), Courtney Paige Matear GradDip(CmmtySch), BEd, Victoria Alyce McAskill Stephanie Ruth McClymont Associate Head and Associate Lauren May McConnal Dean: School of Education, will Keith Richard McGloin present: Courtney Lee Morgan for the degree of Bachelor Amy Thien Thanh Nguyen of Education (Primary) Suzanna Nowosilskyj Damian Frank Accatino Loren Jade O’Connor Revital Aharon Sarah Paige O’Connor Grazia Bagnato Dane Michael Oppert Toby Edward Barnes Emma Kate Osborne Lauren Kate Barnett Claire Ellen Pecker Crishel Alice Bauer Grant Alan Pepper Rachel Bell Johannah Jane Petrie Samantha Leigh Bertrand Daniella Rose Pisani Kasey Bleasdale Teagan Lee Purser Lily-ann Brammer Lezanne Rademeyer 6 April: Genevieve Claire Cooper Braund Jessica Kaye Rapko 10.30am Laura Ellen Carpenter Lara Rasheed Mary-Ellen Caitlyn Cass Dylan Alexander Ross Jacqueline Maricela Castro Morgan Scottney-Turbill Elizabeth Louise Christie Aimee Lauren Scrutton Gloria-Rita Vincenza Cirillo Belinda Jessie Skelton Maximillian Thomas Clarke Olivia Ann Snook Luke Clausen Loren Jade Tirimacco Madeline Eve Cole Henry Lincoln Trewren Tanya Jade Cornish Shenae Lee Trotter Carlo Costanzo Kimberly Rose Varcoe Eliza Mary Cruse Penny Vithoulkas Morgan Bryni Curtis Natasha Voiklis Sophie Ann Daloia Courtney Jade Walters Rebecca Nicole Daumann Joanne Waugh Hayley Michelle Davies Stacey Maree Wood Rachele Ida De Fazio Joanna Miriam Zerna Xenophon Demosthenous for the degree of Bachelor of Ellie Marie Dodd Education (Primary and Middle) Rachel Merilyn Dolman Olivia Lauren Abarno Claire Louise Duffield Charmaine Julie Adams Erin Nicole Dunn Taylor Brooke Adams Georgia Lee Fairbrother Ryan James Alchin Joel Marc Fladrich Amilea Jane Anderson Sean Michael Flaherty Todd Anthony Arbon Jessica Tate Freeman Danielle Paige Babidge Kayla Sophie Freund Michael Stephan Blasche Georgia Gaitatzis Jordan Brice Braithwaite Kasha Marlene Gawel Corinne Lillian Brookes Matilda Rose Gleave Alan Brooks Cameron David Gliese Kylie Alyse Burns Kristina Gordeev Rachel Emilia Cagliuso Laura Jane Graham Mae Elizabeth Camporeale Stephanie Rae Green Vittorio Leo Ciampi Taylor Joyce Griffiths Nicole Danielle Ciufoli Jessica Margaret Hill Aleesha Jane Clarke Amanda Lee Hockey Maddison Kate Clarson Stephanie Hope Hocking Jack Simeon Clayton Lauren Kate Howson Michael Leslie Clifford Jenna Mae Hutton Benjamin Alan Clohesy Meg Annie-Rose Karvonen Luke Anthony Cotter Steven Ryan Lamb Emily Cowling Susan Mary Lambert Leanne Teresa Crompton Daniella Elise Lamparelli Courtney Marie Crowther Samantha Jo Lewis Matthew Peter Cuconits Ka Yan Lui Daniel Laurence Cummins Racha Hammoud Makki Angie Tayla Cunniffe

Matthew Jake Daly Max William Rutjens Kellie Jane Elizabeth Davies Jennifer Louise Schmidt Carla De Chellis Whitney-Joy Schultz Danielle Tara De Dezsery Sarah Lucia Severino Erin Hannah Devine Nikola Skrob Maria Xuan Mai Doan Breanna Levene Smith Bridie Ann Evans Geoffrey William Smith Kate Elizabeth Evans Abigail Reumah Soeharyo Ashleigh Louise Flavel Taryn Grace Stevens Ilona Flockhart Kirsty Nicole Stirling Anastasios Giamoukoglou Naomi Ruth Stoll Raymond John Gorostiaga Matthew Gino Stramare Sophie Ellen Grant Keaton John Thomas Ebony Jade Hall Kaitlin Elizabeth Tomaselli Joseph Andrew Hamper Claudia Therese Tomczyk Michael Thomas Harris Joel Paul Tothill Rebekah Kate Harvey Lara Frances Turnbull Joshua Eric Haynes Suembeka Valiyff Cameron Hext Nicolle Van Den Munckhof 6 April: Amie Kate Hockenhull Paige Michelle Vogelsang 10.30am Tahlia Hogarth Anne-Maree Claire Webb Matthew Bradley Horne Elliott Graham Were Ayla Sheree Hurley Heather Westwood Daniel Blake Hutson Kimberley Rose Williams Jake Samuel Innes Benjamin Pierce Wilson Dale Kenneth Irvin Klarysa Jadwiga Wojtkowski Morgan Lee Jones Regan Merchant Wood Nikki Kazantzis Renee Emily Wood Emma Louise Kingham Nicole Renee Woodhead Anna Louise Konzag Jayne Margaret Wright Erin Elizabeth Lee Sean Lawrence Yates-Bock Joshua Michael Lee Alannah de Wit Rebekah Anne Liersch Courtney Grace Lonsdale Stephanie Jane Manticos Nic Massacci Nicholas Ryan Mattschoss Laura McAvaney Georgia Ashleigh McLaren Alison Patricia McLarty Taylor Anne Meyer Nicholas Stephen Michalak Matthew John Min Jaclynn Shay Mitchell Samantha Mitric Isabel Paige Monda Michael Antony Monda Samantha Alison Muir Kat Eleanor Mustanow John Matthew Neldner Vu Minh Nguyen Katrina Rose Nobes Courtney Elise O’Hara Jennifer Natalie O’Shea Ryan John O’malley Hannah Daisy Peace Rebecca Kirsty Philip Jessie Katharina Plisko Micah James Prior Rikki Lee Purnell Michael Quirke Andrea Rebecca Radulescu Lesley Jane Rehmann Tessa Victoria Reid Jordan Rhind Nicolette Dawn Roberts Michael James Rodda Nathan James Rose Amelia Lily Kelly Untitled (2015) 2015 Wednesday 6 April at 3.00pm ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Mrs Marie Coleman AO, PSM Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for BA, DipSocStud the entrance of the Academic Procession, Marie Coleman is a retired Commonwealth Council and Official Party. public servant who worked as a journalist; The Australian National Anthem will be public relations consultant; social worker; sung by Ms Sharon Turley, soprano. teacher; and a script writer, until in 1973 she was recruited to the Australian Public The Pro Chancellor, Mr Terry Evans LLB, LLM, Service by Prime Minister Gough Whitlam, will open the ceremony. and became the first woman in Australia to The Vice Chancellor and President, head a government agency – the Australian Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, Social Welfare Commission. CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. Her 25-year career in the Australian Public Professor Robert Vink BSc(Hons), GCertEd, Service also included representing Australia PhD, DSc, Pro Vice Chancellor: Health at meetings of the Economic and Social Sciences, will present Mrs Marie Coleman Commission on Asia and the Pacific - ESCAP 6 April:

for the honorary degree of Doctor of the 3.00pm (1984), at the Organisation for Economic University. Co-operation and Development (OECD) (1985, 1987 and 1989), and at the final The Occasional Address will be delivered United Nations Preparatory Committee by Mrs Marie Coleman AO, PSM, Chair, Social for the Rio Conference on Population and Policy Committee, NFAW. Development (1993). Immediately prior to The Pro Chancellor, on behalf of the her retirement, Mrs Coleman served as the University, will confer awards on the CEO of the Australian Institute for Family candidates. Studies, and reviewed the Commonwealth’s future role in supporting family planning The Pro Chancellor will close the ceremony. services in Australia. The audience is requested to stand as the Since her retirement in 1995, Mrs Coleman Official Party, Council, Academic Procession has been a consultant to, and Director and graduates retire. of, the Indigenous Social Development Aida: Triumphant March and Ballet Music Institute; a columnist with the Canberra Times; and has chaired various panels for Verdi: Performed by the CSR Symphony the Government of the ACT. Orchestra, Bratislava She continues to work for the NFAW’s Advance Australia Fair / Peter Dodds (National Foundation Australian Women) McCormick Australian Women’s Archives Project and Chairs its Social Policy Committee.

The Presentation

Professor Stephen Dobson PhD, Natalie Lister, by thesis entitled: Magister, BA(Hons), Dean and Effects of modification of dietary intake on vascular function Head: School of Education, will present: (conferred: 10 December 2015) Sunil Mahurkar, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Pharmacogenomics of interferon-beta Sarah Al Haj Diab, by thesis entitled: treatment in Caucasian multiple sclerosis Developing inhibitors of MAP kinase- patients interacting kinases as potential anti- (conferred: 17 March 2016) cancer agents (conferred: 25 February 2016) Susan McNamara, by thesis entitled: Social emotional intelligence - an Ian Harvey Juralbal Arellano, by thesis investigation into the relationship entitled: between teacher/student and parent/ Enhancing the kinetics of carbon dioxide child emotionally intelligent behaviours adsorption using supported ionic liquid (conferred: 20 August 2015) phase materials (conferred: 25 February 2016) Thao Minh Nguyen, by thesis entitled: 6 April:

The role of Eph/ephrin interactions in 3.00pm Christie Ann Bader, by thesis entitled: mesenchymal stem cell-mediated support Atg9 and the visualisation of autophagic of haematopoiesis and immune cell compartments regulation (conferred: 22 October 2015) (conferred: 20 August 2015)

Maryam Bazargan, by thesis entitled: Monalisa Padhee, by thesis entitled: Disposition of rosiglitazone in the feto- The impact of in vitro culture and transfer maternal unit of the embryo on development of the (conferred: 20 August 2015) heart (conferred: 20 August 2015) Robert Douglas Brooks, by thesis entitled: Development of targeted luminescent Kristina Susan Petersen, by thesis entitled: metal complexes for cellular imaging Dietary quality and vascular structure and (conferred: 17 March 2016) function in subjects with type 1 and type 2 diabetes Erin Roxanne Butterfield, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 22 October 2015) An investigation into alveolate organelle function Ika Puspa Sari, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 20 August 2015) Evaluating wastewater as an indicator of sporadic protozoan parasitic diseases in Susan Christo, by thesis entitled: humans in South Australia The use of biomaterials to investigate (conferred: 17 March 2016) and modulate innate and adaptive immunity Rhiannon Lee Schroeder, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 22 October 2015) Examining the role of melanin in disease states through its adsorption Stephanie Grace Kershaw, by thesis entitled: characteristics and their mechanisms The impact of genetic predictors of (conferred: 22 October 2015) opioid dependence on neuroimmune and endocrine markers in healthy adults Damien Ashley Sebben, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 20 August 2015) Amino acid adsorption at the silica- solution interface: the effects of ionic Wendy Leigh Kraglund-Gauthier, by thesis strength and temperature entitled: (conferred: 20 August 2015) An investigation of post-secondary instructors’ experiences moving Shaikh Mohsin Shaikh Hamid, by thesis from face-to-face to online teaching: entitled: identifying changes to practice, Development of localized stent drug pedagogical beliefs, and academic delivery system for esophageal cancer identity (conferred: 17 March 2016) (conferred: 25 February 2016) Fekade Bruck Sime, by thesis entitled: Jin Jau Liau, by thesis entitled: Therapeutic drug monitoring of beta- Multi-compartmental emulsion systems lactam antibiotics in patients at high risk for the oral delivery of subunit vaccines of therapeutic failure: a pharmacokinetic (conferred: 10 December 2015) and pharmacodynamic investigation (conferred: 22 October 2015) Ying Sun, by thesis entitled: DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS Roles of the precursor of brain derived AND SOCIAL SCIENCES neurotrophic factor in neuronal development and regeneration THE SCHOOL OF ART, ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN (conferred: 22 October 2015) for the degree of Bachelor of Theodosia Hua Swan Teo, by thesis entitled: Visual Arts (Painting) Discovery and evaluation of Mnk Joan Therese Boylan inhibitors as potential anti-cancer agents (conferred: 25 February 2016) THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Nicole Lee Wittwer, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Catholic Education The interleukin-3 receptor alpha chain drives cellular proliferation and mediates Daniel James Burns microenvironment interaction in normal Kylie Janine Buttery and malignant haematopoiesis Enrico Caprioli (conferred: 20 August 2015) Mandy Michelle-Rose Curtis Melissa Maria Gadaleta for the degree of Doctor Steven William Mcloughlin of Clinical Pharmacy Paul Jonathan Mensforth Abdullah Sehmi Alosaimi, by thesis entitled: Christopher John Miles Hyperkalaemia: Causes, Management Nadia Catherine Morris and Response to Treatment Evaluation Kerry Ann Neville for Hospitalized Patients at Repatriation Bronwyn Louise Ridley General Hospital, Daw Park, South Samantha Angela Ruggiero-Girgolas Australia Anne Lucy Soldan (conferred: 25 February 2016) Tracey Angela Tolley Amiee - Claire Tullio for the degree of Doctor of Education Anita Ulbrich Carolyn Ruth Cole, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Education Talking with toddlers in childcare: making a difference to young children’s Matthew Jolly vocabulary development Richard Paul Lisle (conferred: 10 December 2015) Alison Margaret McLean Sara Ann Papailiou Penporn Koedsook, by thesis entitled: David Jonathan Raggett Needs analysis for tour operator placements: English for tourism in for the degree of Master of southern Thailand Education (Digital Technologies) (conferred: 20 August 2015) Soraia Pereira

Gerardine Mary Mulhearn, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Education (Early Childhood Education) Value Guided Practice: the ethics of care and justice in early childhood education Stephanie Alison Silcock and care for the degree of Master (conferred: 17 March 2016) of Education (Educational Leadership and Management) Michael James Southren, by thesis entitled: Nigel Andrew Blake An analysis of the influences impacting Irene Patricia Scriven on the cognitive development of electrical apprentices in an off-the-job for the degree of Master of Education environment in South Australia (Literacy and Language Education) (conferred: 22 October 2015) Sarah Dawn Forrest

Karleen Anne Thornton, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Revealing the real role of the ‘un’ real Education (Teaching English to nurse: the professional constitution of the Speakers of Other Languages) modern hospital based nurse educator Victoria Clare Dallimore role and the impact on hospital based Felicia Gauci nurse educator practice (conferred: 20 August 2015) for the Graduate Diploma in Education (Adult, Vocational and Workplace Learning) William Benjamin Harman * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Joshua William Searson this ceremony for the Graduate Diploma in Education (Secondary) Simon Butters Tobias Ross Lister Amudha Pandian David Michael Placentino Timothy Pols Mustafa Üçgül for the Graduate Certificate in Education for the degree of Bachelor of Adult (Adult and Vocational Learning) and Vocational Education (Honours) Natalie Rose Hickman Leanne Stacy Gerekaroff Sarah Elise McQuillen Christian Grocke for the Graduate Certificate in for the degrees of Bachelor of Education (Catholic Education) Science and Bachelor of Education Ciara Patricia Ames Zahia Bahwach Kristin Jane Anderson Daniel Joseph Becker Jennifer Aquino Mark Troy Cocks Sarah Claire Bau Rowan Lindsay Hearne Michelle Julie Bennett Aaron Dean McDonald Brent Wayne Bloffwitch Bradley James McLeod Narelle Jane Brine Katherine Maree Nightingale Andrea Broadbent Anam Rajput Laura Joanne Brzezinski Renee Arlene Scarborough Daniela Burghof Rebecca Alberta Wouters Anthony Byron Burns for the degree of Bachelor of Early Paula Ann Burns Childhood Education (In-Service) Aldo Jason Calo Sheree Ruth Biddle Joanne Lynette Carr Belinda Maree Brennan Concetta Caruso Tracy Collie Jane Ann Case Anne-Louise Cowan Lisa Anita Cavuoto Belinda Jane Dare Kate Ann Cortvriend Josephine Mary Eckert 6 April: Nicole Marie Cowie 3.00pm Elizabeth Anne Edmunds Elizabeth Leona Creedy Dayna Jessica-Anne Fernandes Felicity Joan Davies Dale Robyn Gathercole Stephanie Donnarumma Sarah Hall Joanne Dyson Susan Heather Hodgins Peter Duncan Fear Susan Joy Kellett Joshua Patrick Foulis Michelle Simone Koulakis Natasha Lee Free Rachael Ann McInerney Joanne Gilmore Ninetta Papa Danilo Gloria Christine Gaye Pearce Danielle Greig Mary Helen Poland Susan L Hammer Kimberly Amanda Raftery Michelle Louise Jones Bronwyn Reed Mark Labrosciano Carly Wilamowski Mary Alice Lange Gabrielle Alice Lugg for the degree of Bachelor of Laura Mitropoulos Education (Adult, Vocational and Workplace Learning) Gavin Malachy O’Reilly Agata Karolina Plawecki Belinda Jane Ciotti Peter John Rochette Tiffany Jane Ide Amanda Kate Rossi Paquita Ann Scott Emma Kathleen Ward Lorraine Denise Stevens Matthew Peter Ryan Marisa Unerkov Sarah Sbroiavacca Kim Louise Vodic Peter James Steel for the degree of Bachelor of Education Sally Kate Nelligan (Design and Technology Education) Adriana Timpano Jodie Louise Allen Jacinta Maria Vistoli Hayley Elise Austin Susan Joyce Watt Shanna Elizabeth Backler Kelly Louise Webber Kate Renee Bayly Thomas James White Mark George Beaglehole Emma Jane Woehle Ema Julia Botei Alyssa Cameron Nathan Peter Close for the Graduate Certificate in Education (Teaching English to Olivia Bethany Cram Speakers of Other Languages) Rebecca Jane Devine Fay Joan Alford Timothy Neil Ducker Helen Ann Best Megan Molly Fay Joan Therese Boylan Derek Malcolm Friedrichs Meredith Anne Carlier Finn James Conway Galindo Victoria Eleanor Phillips Sadie Jane Gent Kylie Gray Gordon Timothy Grieve Fraser Patrick Higgins Branden Craig Hill for the Graduate Diploma Bethany Grace Hodgkinson in Mental Health Fern Hudson Myles Atkinson Olivia Eve Jobson Meng Chye Toh Rainer Oskar Kahl for the Graduate Diploma in Michelle Klaebe Mental Health Nursing Tessa Ann Lind Emelyne Alliance Aganze Lucy Jane Maple Hannah Albanese Christopher Campbell Martyn Donna Louise Bennett Amelia Molnar Lynda Ann Bowen Paige Ann Murphy Joshua Ben Caddies Hayley Marie Orman Ellenor Cole Michael William Pugh Ana Isabel Andre Martins De Sa Kirsty Ramsay Jessie Blair Denney Tamisha Roberts Kirstie Ellen Evans Jack David Rushworth Basil George Daniel James Ryan Emma Lucy Goodwins Gerard Saint Marianne Jane Gresch Taryn Carissa Schiller Rebecca Annabel Grove Alison Judith Scott Jodie Lei Hathaway Richard Louis Scuteri Viki Kaye Jarvis Lee Kim Shaw Christine Maree Jenkin Brett James Simpson Jinsong Li Ryan David Stork Liu Xiaoxi Justin Marcus Street Lida Maghsoudi Michael Philip Toogood John Nderi Muriuki Izaak James Treadwell Ellen Murray Hoang Thu-Phuong Trinh Rebecca Wambui Ngigi Kayla Tyas Leanne Eileen Scott Tegan van den Berg Laura Elizabeth Selby Carly Shugg DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES Christopher James Thacker for the degree of Master of Fiona Jane Turner Science (Pharmacy) Vinu Vandana Gan Zhen Ying *(22/10/2015) Jing Yang Adelina Simamora *(25/02/2016) Mei Chee Yap Yue Zhao THE SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES for the Graduate Diploma in Nursing for the Graduate Certificate in Population Health Practice Karen Maree Buckley Jillian Frances Congedi Renee Michelle Murphy Stephanie Grace Kershaw Kiti Waqa

THE SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY for the Graduate Diploma in Nursing (Cardiovascular Nursing) for the degree of Master of Nursing Lisa Nicole Manning Nikki Naki Hin for the Graduate Diploma in Hyeyoung Ko Nursing (Critical Care Nursing) Arti Pritasha Kumar Alkisty Moraitis Tara Michelle McCracken Kylie Louise Zammit Prabha Paul Bini Shaji for the Graduate Diploma in Debra Jean Turner Nursing (Nurse Education) Jennifer Christine Baxter for the degree of Master of Nursing Jayne Maree Hallam (Cardiovascular Nursing) Joanne Louise Leonard for the Graduate Certificate in Nursing Rhoel Nilo Ong Louise Emma Dewolf Bronte Jayne Fogarty for the degree of Master of Oloruntoyin Giwa Nursing (Nurse Education) Rebecca Mary Hudson Mary Ellen Ffrench Danielle Kettle for the degree of Master of Kristin Jade Manuel Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) Nichole Claire Rogers Dianne Louise Edwards Cristy Toogood Susan Jane Sierp Harrison Edigue Uwumarogie for the Graduate Certificate in Professor Jason White, PhD, BSc, Nursing (Cardiovascular Nursing) Head: School of Pharmacy and Dajin Chen Medical Sciences, will present: Ying Ying Chen Dee Cordaro for the degree of Bachelor of Midwifery Susan May Darby Cecilia Abuyen Leah Maree Harvey Hannah Grace Anderson Felicia Jayne Herbst Alaina Elizabeth Andrews Sinimol Thomas John Bao Hui Kaitlin M Johnstone Jessica Skye Burford Kristy Joy Kelly Dacil Ana Cabrera Manrique Allison Elise McKenzie Renae Marie Caruso Josephine Mejos Bonnie Louise Clothier Laiza Maria Menezes Kate Sarah Cudmore Phreciosa Bejar Patacsil Lisa Marie Davidson Michele Terese Pedler Belinda Lee Dawe Arati Shahi Khadgi Camilla Ruth Duncan Bronwyn Ruth Slocombe Leah Ellen Falvey Natalie Elizabeth Spence Lucy Clare Graney Rebecca Tomlinson Natalie Kim Gripton Megan Georgina Warncke Erin Jordan Hall Kelly Sarah Waterson Lauren Elyse Hall Amy Leigh Williams Kirsty Louise Hammill for the Graduate Certificate in Alexandra Anne Harders 6 April:

Nursing (Critical Care Nursing) Kayla Louise Houthuysen 3.00pm Lissie Benny Jiang Qi Chang Liang Shikara Anne Juhas Amanda Harker Mimma Kazis Tian Fang Huan Erin Kore *(10/12/2015) Jinhong Lin Olivia Marie Koulocheris Miki Ottewill Tayah Victoria Lawrie Tesmary Paul Abby Patrice Low Josy Poothara Jacob Emily Kaye Marchegiano Lekha Raja Mohanan Sara Maree McDowell Vijimol Raveendranadhan Courtney Lee Mcconnell Aruna Shrestha Namatai Munikwa Sharon Patricia Smith Ruth Roxanne Murphy Sunshine Veloso Gamen Ngu Lindsay Whitelaw Elise Niutta Rhiannon Jane Norton for the Graduate Certificate in Renee Pearn Nursing (Health and Ageing) Pei Yanzhong Raviro Mavunganidze Tia-skye Perrett for the Graduate Certificate in Julie Elizabeth Pope Nursing (Nurse Education) Lisa Fay Raftery Anita Basu Madeleine Jane Roberts Marisa Marta Bell Natalie Scicluna Vicki Foote Negar Shabani Samghabadi Mandy Ann Gallacher Sheree Lee-anne Short Lisa Beverley Jones Sian Smithson Sue Lynette Leslie Jieru Tang Karen Annette Perry Gabrielle Louise Thompson Lucie Beryl Steber Keryn Melissa Thompson Tayla Louise Thompson Shenae Louise Toohey Erin Kimberly Trowbridge Stacey Wallace Emily June Williams Debbie Shi Yee Wong Wai Shan Yu Yufei Zeng THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY for the degrees of Bachelor of AND MEDICAL SCIENCES Pharmaceutical Science and Bachelor of Pharmacy for the degree of Master Cassandra Woan Ni Cheah of Clinical Pharmacy Antonio Tighoo Mukum Adeleke David Adewumi Chun Yee Tan Ifeoma Dorothy Aghanwa Kirsty Claire Woods Aden Abdi Farah Kedar Harishkumar Pandya for the degree of Bachelor Constance Jeanne Hui Ling Teo of Laboratory Medicine Yi Ching Yuen Amanda Leigh Bates Antonietta Pasqualina Bollella for the degree of Master of Dietetics Ashleigh Rebecca Bunton Rebecca Anneliese Brook *(12/08/2015) Hongqing Gao Trudy Egan Anisa Haidari Elaheh Farabad Marisa Jansen Van Vuuren Claire Andrea McDonald Nigara Kabil Leah Kate Mitchell Max James Keogh Matthew William Morby Vanarani Mariselvam Jessica Catherine Murphy Fiona Kate Norris Alexander Nguyen Jenny Novokreshenov Madeleine Oldfield David Bruce Roberts Juliet White Nicole Gabrielle Wagner for the Graduate Certificate Rebecca Louise Wardle in Pharmacy Practice Daniel John Wilson

Jessica Peters for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Yograjsinh Bhupatsinh Sagar Science, completed jointly with the Australian National University for the degrees of Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science and Bachelor Juliana Adwoa Adutwumwaah Anokye of Pharmacy with Honours Sarah Helen Forsyth Jessica Louise Catalano Michael Robert Halpin Adaire Erin Spanton for the degree of Bachelor for the degree of Bachelor of Medical of Medical Science and Pharmaceutical Sciences (Honours) Alexandra Lee Butters Sharayah Carter Julian Mark Carosi Courtney Elise De Vries Francesca Mary Chilcott Md Saiful Islam Madison Patricia Davies Dalitso Mbewe Nissa-Taylor Doswell Kay Khine Myo Min *(22/12/2015) Lucy Victoria Flynn Daniel Paul Neumann Hanif Haidari Klay Saunders Reem Walid Hasaneen Hayley Beth Schultz Martin Le Nina Anastasia Wilson Tamara Lee Paget Tara Leah Pavia for the degree of Bachelor of Michelle Lee Perkinson Laboratory Medicine with Honours Matthew Mahdi Rahimi Guowen Hu Laura Elise Sourdin Suzanne Angela Maiolo Aleksandra Stawiarz Zheyuan Shi Katherine Grace Stevens Rebekah Jayde Ward Bonnie Jane Torbet for the degree of Bachelor of Xu Jiawen Pharmacy with Honours for the degree of Bachelor of Stephanie Jennifer Ballard Nutrition and Food Sciences Thanh-Thao Dang Janette Mary Bridger Jack Luke Janetzki Jessica Kate Burns Li Ching Nora Lam Connie Shin-Tone Chak Tan Chau Le Christine Chern *(22/12/2015) Rasha Razooqi Tak Meng Choi Jessica Kate Richardson Beau-Luke Colton Saffron Rose Daughtry Ronson Caitlin Heather Daly Vinod Baby Thomas Lucy Caroline Fairlie-Jones Chelsea Renee Thorn Jessica Kate Foyle Christie Leigh Frappell Marie Rose Greco Alicia Hatzinikolas Tammy Maree Meyles Robyn Elise Henderson Timothy Natsias Lucas Holman Thi Lan Nha Nguyen Tasha Alexandra Koerner-Bungey Khanh Phuong Nguyen Zack Lang Minh-Nha Rhylie Nguyen Samantha Morgillo Ngoc Han Nguyen Emma Louise O’Shaughnessy Phu Ngoc Nguyen Emma Jade Pavia Kerri Anne Nicholls Tara Signoriello Arabelle Elizabeth Pedersen Mathias Tho Truong Trung Pham Sophie Justine Kaliszewski Toth June Hyeok Rhee Michael Coen Watkins Chelsea Bree Sandy Jasmine Ka Lon Yu Carly Louise Schiller Narissa Janelle Schiller for the degree of Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science Shi Hao Tan *(22/12/2015) Shannon Louise Tarran Newsha Asadi Khomami Celia Zi Ya Tong Jesse Francesco Bruno Vietdzung Tong Jack Cafcakis Julian Tran Chase Philip Chadwick-Parker Nguyen Ngoc Tran Brooke Ashleigh Cossens Thi Ngoc Lan Tran Candace Minhthu Day Tuan Vu Tran Tee Loong Ernn Benjamin Andrew Trobbiani Harleen Kaur Jennifer Truong Natasa Kilibarda Rebecca Rachel Wan 6 April: Charmaine Megan King 3.00pm Joonhee Wang Jesse Mah *(22/12/2015) Mirette Yaakoub Tahlia Rose Meola Pauline Chen Lyn Yeap Karl Peressin Steven Yiv Athena Siapantas Laura Grace Zanin Luke Stavropoulos Arran John Swanson Jade Elizabeth-Carmen Vinoya Wei Wenwen Leah Wright for the degree of Bachelor of Pharmacy Prashant Kumar Agrawal Roziana Ahmad Katerina Francesca Arruzza Georgia Kate Bishop Dunne Emil Bunjo Thi Thai Phoi Chau Jiaqi Chen Aaron Eugene Cotton Aweng Damas Deng Ross Nicholas Diakos Tiah Karly Doody Thao Ngoc Duong Josef Ebel Jordyn Finlay Luke Daniel Geelan Susan Elizabeth Hentschke Yi Min Ho *(22/12/2015) Lisa Khuu Janelle Kwong Katherine Emily Lane Hao Jia Lee *(22/12/2015) Ling Ee Lee *(22/12/2015) Wooi King Lim *(22/12/2015) Sarah Louise Logan Naomi Lowe Lum Chun Keat Julia Doris Mackowiak Samara Gay Mcinerney Joshua Olavesen Picking Up Where You Left Off 2015 Thursday 7 April at 10.30am ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Ms Evonne Goolagong Cawley Processional music will be played. AO MBE The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession, Evonne Goolagong Cawley is a Wiradjuri Council and Official Party. Aboriginal woman. She has been Australian of the Year and Australian Sportsman of the The Australian National Anthem will be Year. In her glorious tennis career Evonne sung by Ms Sharon Turley, soprano. was ranked the number one player in the The Deputy Chancellor, Dr Wendy Craik AM, world in 1971 and 1976. In total she won BSc(Hons), PhD, GradDipMgmt, DUniv, FAICD, 92 pro tournaments, was a finalist in 18 FTSE, will open the ceremony. Grand Slam events winning Wimbledon twice, the Australian Open four times, the The Vice Chancellor and President, French Open once and was runner up four Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, years in succession at the US Open. At her CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. second Wimbledon triumph in 1980 Evonne became the first mother to win since Professor Robert Vink BSc(Hons), Dorothy Lambert Chambers in 1914. She GCertEd, PhD, DSc, Pro Vice Chancellor: represented Australia seven times in the Health Sciences, will present Ms Evonne Fed Cup, winning in 1971, 1973 and 1974 and Goolagong Cawley AO MBE for the honorary was Australia’s Fed Cup Captain from 2002 degree of Doctor of the University. to 2004. The Occasional Address will be delivered In 1993, her autobiography Home! The by Ms Evonne Goolagong Cawley AO MBE, Evonne Goolagong Story became an former Australian tennis great and Chair of the Evonne Goolagong Foundation. 7 April:

immediate best seller. With Sir William 10.30am Deane, she has been the Co-Patron of The Deputy Chancellor, on behalf of Reconciliation Australia. the University, will confer awards on the candidates. In 2007 to 2011 Evonne was a Board member of the Indigenous Land The Deputy Chancellor will close the Corporation and in 2008 was elected to the ceremony. board of the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence. In 2011, Evonne received the The audience is requested to stand as the Ella Award for Lifetime Achievement in Official Party, Council, Academic Procession Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Sport. and graduates retire. . In August 2012, Evonne established and Aida: Triumphant March and Ballet Music became the first Chair of the Evonne Goolagong Foundation. Verdi: Performed by the CSR Symphony Orchestra, Bratislava Advance Australia Fair / Peter Dodds McCormick

The Presentation

Professor Carol Grech PhD, MN, DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES GradDip(CritCare), BN(Ed), THE SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY DipApSc(Nsg), RN, Head: School of Nursing and Midwifery, will for the degree of Bachelor of Nursing present: Roopa Abrol Surya Acharya for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Alexander James Acres Christine Chisengantambu, by thesis Oreoluwa Comfort Afolabi entitled: Reza Ahaz Decision making by rural nurse Anis Ahmed managers: a study of the decision Yeasmin Aktar making process by nurse managers Sarah Anne Albon working in rural health institutions in South Australia Rolando Alfonso Alfaro Yasser Ali S Alotni (conferred: 25 February 2016) Abdulsalam Mohammed R Alruwaili Wan Nishfa Dewi, by thesis entitled: Zain A Altimimi An investigation of the implementation Jessica Lauren Anderson of person-centred care in an Indonesian Ma. Abigail Arellano Anonuevo hospital using action research Kiara Simone Applebee (conferred: 25 February 2016) Nathan Dean Aubert Laura Charlotte Backus Elizabeth Charlotte Newnham, by thesis Louise Jane Baczkowski entitled: Emma Sue Baggio The epidural complex: a critical Fe Baggio 7 April: ethnography of hospital birth culture 10.30am Caitlin Siobhan Bahr (conferred: 25 February 2016) Kayla Anne Baldwin Yvette Lorraine Roe, by thesis entitled: Yasmina Iman Banjan Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mandy Jane Barth guideline-concordance and clinician- Durga Bahadur Basnet patient engagement for non-ST-elevation Shauna Anne Battle Acute Coronary Syndromes utilising Amy Beckett hospital services administrative data and medical records Chelsea Lorraine Beencke Charlie Renae Bell (conferred: 10 December 2015) Cody Jane Belling Rebecca Jean Sharp, by thesis entitled: Elena Bezmilova Vein selection for peripherally inserted Kimberley Jade Bielby central catheter (PICC) insertion to reduce Egline Jebichii Bittok venous thromboembolism (VTE): what is Danielle Elizabeth Blackmore best practice? Sonya Anne Blease (conferred: 20 August 2015) Chloe Alexis Blight Diane Alexandra Wright, by thesis entitled: Ananda Wijesiri Boragodage Tiarna Jade Boraso Exploring women-centred care in public hospital antenatal clinics: an Donna Anne Boyd ethnographic study Carola Kaye Bradford (conferred: 22 October 2015) Thomas Christopher Brelsford Kirsty Marie Brennan Rachel Jeanette Brinkley Amy Louise Brook * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Deborah Kay Brooks this ceremony Melanie Ann Brooks Sarah Emily Brooks Nicholas Brown Olivia Jean Taylor Budiono Alexandra Jean Caire Elaine Maria Campbell Bernadette Carandang Georgina Mollie Carmichael Beverley Ann Carroll Victoria Marie Carroll Ellie Ashley Carville *(25/03/2015) Nicola Athenia Casanova Vittoria Formato Glenys May Casboult Melinda Fowler Christelle Jackie Jeannine Catuogno Konstandina Irene Fragnito Olivia Elizabeth Chalmers Kirsty May Francis Simone Chambers Meredyth Nancy Frappell Chau Kim Hieu Courtney Renee Fraser Casey Rae Cheatle Colleen Margaret Frazzica Katherine Rose Chinner Bethany Ann Frith Miranda Katyamadzo Chishaya Sarah Diane Furnell Hannah Cirelli Karli Elizabeth Fuss Claudia Stephanie Clark Katelyn Elise Fynney Madeleine Therese Clark Shella Mae Galvez Tilly Clark Proud Ee Wen Gan Alicia Clarke Jodie Gates Tiffany Yvonne Clarke-Johns Colleen Elizabeth Gerlach Brenda Lee Clayton Madeleine Grace Germein Jacqueline Evelyn Clune Reena Aryal Ghimire Dianne Maree Cockburn Madeline Olivia Gibson Tara Michelle Cockington Chloe Jemma Gilbert Emily Grace Collins Rebekah-Grace Ruth Gilfillan Janine Elizabeth Collins Ella Marie Goodwin Nikita Grace Collins Stephanie Jade Goodwins Lesley Joane Collis Chelsea Louise Gosden Gabrielle Anne Colmer Sarah Antoinette Gough Meghan Clare Connell Alice Rose Graham Wendy Vera Cook Alice Jessica Graljuk Ashlee Louise Coombs Kayla Jade Green Bradley Mark Cousins Raelene Peta Green Gemma Wendy Cox Kerri Bronwyn Grey Jacinda Kristy Cox-Wilden Petronila Griffiths Nicole Cremasco Monika Gupta Jessica Lauren Crescitelli Susan Rebekah Hagen Jade Marie Cuming Sharifa Haidari Sarah Kate Davidson Stephanie Faye Haines-Ferguson Stephen Laurenz Agustin De Leon Kimberly Dianne Hall Sarah Nichole Denham Warren James Hall Harpreet Dhillon Daliatu Hani Laxmi Naryan Dhungana Kayla Jane Hann Prathet Ong Thi Dien Meagan Brooke Harding Andigoni Dimkou Shannon Havis Alana Lesley Dolby Barbara Hayes Donna Louise Donaghy Sandra Maralyn Heald Dong Qing *(22/12/2015) Amber Monique Noelani Heitmann Deborah Renee Douma Samantha Grace Helbig Safeta Amra Dragonjic Richard Hemming Kelsie Louise Drew Tiffany Jane Herbert Marc John Driver Upani Rangika Hetti Arachchige Suzanne Tracey Dunn Sofia Louise Heyward Patience Jatiwa Dzimano Jeffrey Wen Hang Hii Leoni Sue Eagles Aurelie Kirin Hill Kate Victoria Edwards Kelly Anne Hillas Iran Eliassi Stephanie Hillas Michelle Ann Emerson Michelle Jane Hillier Amera Enwia Lucy Alice Hockney Helen Patricia Exley Brianna Joy Hooper Jane Rose Abalos Ferido Lesley Sharon Hope Joanna Anahi Fernandez Charlee Louise Horni Caitlyn Rose Findlay Rong Huang Waimatai Fiona Fiorentino Eliza Christine Hutchinson Kathryn Grace Fitzgerald Linda Dawn Hyde Ella Margaret Fleming Michele Marie Ignacio Natalie Grace Fleming Megan Louise Inns Shun Yat Fok Hannah Kate Isbel Charity Mei-I Foo *(22/12/2015) Brianna Kate Jack Elizabeth Foo Shiyu *(22/12/2015) Liza Michelle Jackson Jodie Nicole Foote Sarah Wendy Jansyn Natasha Jane Fordred Erin Claire Jarvis Chiang Chun Jee Associate Professor Rachael Tanya Sheree Jeffery Vernon PhD, Mphil, BN, RN, Mikayla Jenkin Associate Head: School of Emma Louise Jerome Nursing and Midwifery, will Kylie Maree Anne Jetson present: Ying Jin Caitlin Johnson for the degree of Bachelor of Nursing Nikki Anne Jonas Lam Ho Fung Nicholas Peter Jones Jennifer Victoria Lam *(22/12/2015) Inderjit Kaur Kahlon Claire Elizabeth Lane Dipika Kakar Kira Anne Langley Mathew Joseph Kaniyamparampil Lauren Anne Langman Kayla Karaitiana Benedict James Cornejo Laurente Bradleigh Stephen John Karam Phuong Nguyen Quynh Le Rukmal Prasanna Kariyawasam Jordan Louise Leake Kariyawasam Gamhewage *(25/03/2015) Ju Lynn Lee *(22/12/2015) Harprit Kaur Phanuwat Leenam Komalpreet Kaur Parkel Lemarkat Rashpal Kaur Rebecca Anne Leske Alice Dael Kay Wendy-Anne Lewis Baida Grace Olimpia Keain Damian John Ley Meika Marie Kelly Shing-Yi Liao Lesa Coralie Lorraine Kerstan Racheal Suk Wen Lim *(12/08/2015) Prashant Kharel *(22/12/2015) Liu Ce Ashley Kiernan Fangzi Liu Linda Kim Yang Liu Peta May King Michelle Frances Locke Caitlin May Kingsley Janelle Ann Lozano *(22/12/2015) Tobias Peter Knowles Melanie Anne Ludwig Jane Kojo Alysha Ruth Luppino

Alexandra Desi Kontos 7 April: Rebecca Elizabeth Lyman 10.30am Chantha Korb Abby Louise MacGregor Sarah Jane Krause Daphne Taidaro Machivenyika Emmanuel Tinashe Kumpika Ramanpreet Kaur Maggon Melisa Kursumlija Lalita Maharjan Craig Grant Major Smart Makore Danae Marie Male Laura Olivia Alice Malone Ailyne Co Manalansan Sarah Therese Markham Todd Michael Durrant Marschallek Claudia Elizabeth Martin Janay Lea Martin Phyllis Elaine Martin Stella Zweck Marttinne Eloisa De Belen Mateo *(22/12/2015) Megan Gay Materne Sarah-Jane Maul Tristan Elliot McCann Brett McCarthy Rebecca Jane McCauley Liam David McElhinney Kelsey Sinead McKay Michelle Joy Medel Lucy Kate Mercer Renae Jade Meyers Ludmila Miklos Dragana Milic Cara Louise Miller Kelly Marie Mills Melanie Claire Minahan Camila Veronica Miranda Chelsea Olivia Mitchell Jieun Moon Alicia Moraitis Grace Morrissey Kuljeet Kaur Robinson Sharina Jean Morton Benjamin John Russ Alfred Nono Mulenda Ruzive Evelyn Jenna Deanna Muscat Megan Louise Ryan Vincent Musona Rowee Jean Zuniega Salamat Ketiwe Mutabeni Jacqueline Louise Salvage Ellen Brooke Mysiszczew Mansoureh Sarvari Veneranda Nacionales Parisa Sarvari Murugadas Nadarajan Rose Savutakis Alice Mary Nankivell Kelly Rhonda Scanlan Naresh Kumar Natana Sigamani Anne Scheffel Deepsikha Neupane Sonja Elisabeth Schmid-Bergner Tu Cam Ngoc Nguyen Hayley Eve Schreiber Anisora Nichitean Deborah Searle Madeliene Nicholls Geetha Selvaraj Jaimi-Lee Emily Nielsen Lauren Danielle Sernecki Julie-Anne Noble Jessica Evelyn Seymour Kimberly Kate Noble Anupama Sharma Emma Jade Nourse Jenny Sharma Tayla Louise O’Brien Seema Sharma Hannah Louise Obst Tania Lee Shepherd Ogochukwu May Okia Rebecca Shepperd Katrina Carla Pallasigue Ashleigh Jade Sherriff Kiran Parajuli Kellie Anne Shojaee Mi Jin Park *(22/12/2015) Antonio Heavens Silveira *(22/12/2015) Sangbeom Park Nikki Louise Sime Eliza Louise Parker Emily Jane Simpson Fiona Louise Parslow Tayla Erin Sims Bijal Patel Amrinder Singh Krishnakumari Kiranbhai Patel Manjinder Singh Haylee Rose Pearce Abbey Slade Lauren Rae Pedersen Kirra Hope Smith Elisha Veronica Penman Timothy William Smith Rarichan George Pericheril Vicky Joanne Smith Margaret Thuy Tien Pham Sarah Louise Somerville Fiona Anne Phelan Samantha Lee Stain Kimberley Louise Phillips-Garde Stephanie Staska Cynthia Javier Pilapil Laura Kathleen Steele Adele Kristin Pilkington Crystal Lee Stocker Kimberley Jane Pitruzzello Carissa Lee Stone Kimberley Robyn Pitt Kelly Anne Stone Alycia Chanel Pollifrone Natasha Jayne Stone Lachlan Thomas Pols Anna Mary Strachan CJ Porter Jessica Ann Stretch Rebecca Anne Porton Linda Jane Stringer Elizabeth Matoonga Potter Natasha Stuart Rachelle Powell Chandra Kala Subedi Amelia Mae Press Suhaasini Sundaramoorthy Wirayanti Prodromos Swaranjeet Kaur Kelly Margaret Prosser Renante Llamado Tabernilla Mariah Kate Purdon Neha Takkar Tauseef Mohammedmiya Puthawala Silvia Liliana Taliana Diana Khristine Lingad Quiambao Taylar Rose Tallboy Gabriela Clara Raicu Liyuhiwot Tamiru Zandra Louise Ramsden Mariya Tatarenko Jordan Claire Raphael Glyn Matthew Taylor Ella Nicole Rea Mardi Pamela Theile Amanda Louise Reardon Lauren Patricia Thirlway Monique Rennie Danielle Elizabeth Thompson Joanna Jane Reu Michael John Thompson Hannah Jade Elle Reynolds Mally Thong Lisetta Joy Rigoni Alanna Jade Thredgold Amath Lual Riny Leah Wanjiru Thuthwa *(22/12/2015) Claudia Ngaire Hall Robertson Ngoc Trinh Tran Tracey Nicole Robertson Vy Tran Chelsea Jayne Robinson Jessica Ann Trebilcock Kristy Louise Robinson Amanda Kate Treloar Elizabeth Jane Treuel Regula Tschirren Bin Tu Megan Dana Tumai Alisha Hannah Turko Rebecca Kaye Turner Gulmireh Tursun Musabayov Crystal Brooke Utting Ash-Lee Elizabeth Van Vught Nathaniel Rayel Velasquez Paolo Rayel Velasquez Malvern Paradzai Vengesai Rebecca Alison Verco Natalina Brigida Verrusio Yasamin Veziari Miriam Grace Vigouroux Louise Margaret Vinck Bianca Antonella Violante Zdenka Vojtova Catherine Michelle Vredenburg Ebony Blaise Walker Belinda Walsh Blane Walsh Larissa Jane Walsh Adam Peter Ward Piumi Shanika Fernando Warnakulasuriya Kianna Watkins Alyshia Lee Watson Antony Maina Waweru Sophie Ann Weatherspoon 7 April:

Kerrie Anne Wehbe 10.30am Krystal Anne Wellington Prisca Lilian Were Caitlyn Sarah West Olivia Jane Weymouth Alexandra White Madeleine White Megan Joy Whitehair Denise Tracey Wilson Zoe Paige Worby Livia Wu Wenxiu Yang Shahira Yusoph Barbara Zadolinnyj Jacinta Anne Zakelj Kylie Michelle Zecchini Shunuo Zhang *(22/12/2015) Xiang Xiang Zhang Yongshan Zhou *(22/12/2015) Lauren Ann Zito Chenjing Gu Be Repetitive 2015 Thursday 7 April at 3.00pm ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Professor Richard Head Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for BSc, PhD the entrance of the Academic Procession, Professor Richard Head is a Pharmacologist Council and Official Party. and is currently Adjunct Professor in the Division of Health Sciences, University of The Australian National Anthem will be South Australia, Affiliate Professor in the sung by Ms Sharon Turley, soprano. Discipline of Pharmacology, The University The Deputy Chancellor, Dr Wendy Craik AM, of Adelaide and Honorary CSIRO Fellow. BSc(Hons), PhD, GradDipMgmt, DUniv, FAICD, Previously he was the interim Director FTSE, will open the ceremony. of the Future Industries Institute at the University of South Australia and the The Vice Chancellor and President, Deputy Vice Chancellor and Vice President: Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, Research and Innovation for the University CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. of South Australia, with a substantive The Occasional Address will be delivered by position as the Director of the Sansom Professor Richard Head, Adjunct Professor, Institute for Health Research. Division of Health Sciences, University of Formerly he was the Director of CSIRO’s South Australia. P-Health National Flagship and Chief of The Deputy Chancellor, on behalf of CSIRO’s Division of Health Sciences and the University, will confer awards on the Nutrition and, prior to that, Chief of CSIRO’s candidates. Division of Human Nutrition. He served as Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology The Deputy Chancellor will close the at West Virginia University Medical Centre, ceremony. as Research Fellow with the Department The audience is requested to stand as the of Medicine at the University of Melbourne Official Party, Council, Academic Procession and Postdoctoral Fellow at the Roche and graduates retire. Institute of Molecular Biology USA.. Aida: Triumphant March and Ballet Music Professor Head provided leadership 7 April: in integrating CSIRO’s fundamental Verdi: Performed by the CSR Symphony 3.00pm and applied research in human health Orchestra, Bratislava into Australian health research and development. He is known for operating Advance Australia Fair / Peter Dodds in translational health on a national McCormick scale with multidisciplinary programs. He was the recipient of the CSIRO Medal for Lifetime Achievement, the CSIRO Business Excellence Award and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) Career Development Award. Professor Head has a unique background and skill base in pharmacology and nutrition. He is a member of numerous professional organisations and has extensive experience in research and research management.

The Presentation

Professor Roger Eston DPE, MEd, * indicates a conferral of award date prior to this ceremony BEd(Hons), Head: School of Health Sciences, will present: DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy THE SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES Katherine Lorraine Baldock, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Medical Sonography Neighbourhood environment and cardiometabolic risk: perception and Kirsten Jane Arundell reality Scott Alexander Carroll (conferred: 22 October 2015) Sean Derek Coveney Linh Tu Ha Carolyn Fay Berryman, by thesis entitled: Corey Hemopo An investigation into chronic pain, somatic Natasha Henley-Smith hypervigilance, and cognitive function Haidee Faith Elizabeth Janetzki (conferred: 20 August 2015) Sangeeta S.P Kumar *(22/12/2015) Joanne Maree Marks Samuel Morgan Chalmers, by thesis entitled: Christopher Leigh Maughan Short-term heat acclimation and the Donna Lisa Napier lactate threshold Tuyet Nong (conferred: 22 October 2015) Natasha Louise Roussel Lauren Jacqueline Frensham, by thesis Shavorn Stones entitled: Trang Thuy Thi Tran Promoting regular walking among Martin Hai Duc Vu adult cancer survivors using an online Sheree Linda White interactive resource: An evaluation of Sabrina Zofia Zawartko project STRIDE (conferred: 10 December 2015) for the degree of Master of Musculoskeletal and Daniel Harvie, by thesis entitled: Sports Physiotherapy 7 April: Investigating the theoretical assumptions Victoria Balomenos 3.00pm of the imprecision hypothesis of chronic Timothy William Glazebrook pain Kris Krotiris (conferred: 22 October 2015) Henry Adams Gare McGregor Sarah Propsting Jocelyn Susan Kernot, by thesis entitled: Jane Marie Rothe The Mums Step It Up Program: a social Andreas Zacharia networking team based physical activity intervention for post-partum women for the degree of Master of Occupational (conferred: 17 March 2016) Therapy (Graduate Entry) Asher Batch Elizabeth Ann Lynch, by thesis entitled: Jane Maree Brennan Implementing the Assessment for Luisa Coluccio Rehabilitation Tool in Australian acute stroke units. A mixed methods cluster Daniel Francis randomised trial Emma Frances Jackson (conferred: 25 February 2016) Rebecca Emily James Brooke Ame Lukacejda Gabrielle Anne Rigney, by thesis entitled: Lisa Christina Mascarenhas *(22/12/2015) A randomised controlled trial of a school- Danielle Marie Oatway based sleep education program in pre- Adrian Polisena adolescents Matthew Bernard Sanders (conferred: 10 December 2015) Mathew Schibani Abby Tabor, by thesis entitled: Rebecca Kathleen Simpson Cherie Louise Toubia Circular causality: an investigation into the experience of pain as part of Jacques Van Der Nest perceptual inference process Courtney Paige Wiese (conferred: 22 October 2015) Alysha Helene Wurst Mark Zhang Shelley Anne Wright, by thesis entitled: Gianni Arturo Zollo Playfulness in preschool children: a preliminary investigation into the impact of parental characteristics and child abuse and neglect (conferred: 17 March 2016) for the degree of Master of Petrina King Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry) Ella Mary Kinnear Katherine Joy Armstrong Paul Patrick Kranenburg Gabriela Louise Aro Marko Krnic James Lachlan Collis Fanny Lee Annabelle Rose Fagan Ji Hye Lim James Stephen Garlick Genevieve Therese Macdonald Emma Jade Gericke James Macko David Paul Heyneman Margaret Mung Sian Helen Jones Bich Nguyen Renae Louise Kelly Hong Diem Nguyen Jordan Kym Lockwood Ashlee Emma Noble Jacinta Moore Kathryn Jane O’Driscoll Georgina Pangrazzi Bo Pang Angus Reckord Kayla-Anne Nicole Pender Henry Samuel Waterman Smith Sonya Perrin Kirsty Margaret Smith Hy Lan Phung Anke Sprau Kathryn Louise Pitman Jade Stevens Ashleigh Rae Pritchard Emily Renee Thorn Susanna Rae Timothy Alexander Woods Jason Charles Read Kaili Maree Roach for the Graduate Diploma in Clinical Exercise Science Wei Ruan Monda Salama Spiros Georgios Biris Lakshmi Sanal Adrian Michael Chad Jennifer Cecile Smart Jade Rose Crosby Lily Song Tania Jane Cufone Lin Su Thomas Harley Currie Michael Guy Taranto Matthew James Gray Kenny Tran Sebastian Isabel Amy Michelle Trindall Nicholas Kinnear Nikhil Valvi Matthew William Roesler Claire Denise Whitaker Sam Rollison Katherine Emily Whitelaw Melita Rose Thompson-Kambas Lauren Emily Whittaker Fiona Angelique Tselentis Jeffrey Wink David Xian Kristen Louise Zanker for the Graduate Diploma in Medical Sonography for the Graduate Certificate in Breast Imaging Ashraf Abdul-Ridha Kate Louise Appleby Steven Au Ella Anne Nibbs Kelly Anne Basford Jing Ning Shane Robert Bear Helen Gale Roberts Sarah Kim Bishop Shoko Seike Lauren Alyce Black Darryn Blakeway for the degree of Bachelor of Amy Therese Brackenrig Health Science (Honours) Elicia Heidi Cask Hunter J Bennett Bethany April Christian Jane Meredith Calvett Roslyn Crawford Bryce Damin Jiayue Deng Pavlos Dimitropoulos Nirmala Devi Hannah Kate Edwards Megan Kate Dreverman Nathan Allan Frick Nathan Donald Eaton Joel Mark Garrett Deanna Lee Edwards Danielle Ann Greaves Rodney Leigh Eggins Grace Ellen Greenham Joshua Eschebach Brittany Jayne Johnson Fariha Faniad Kathryn Claire Murdoch Lauren Therese Formosa Brooke Osborne Leah Erin Gleeson Crystal Shu Xian Yeo Melissa Jayne Glover for the degree of Bachelor of Danielle Hansen Applied Science (Occupational Jeremy Craig Hickson Therapy) with Honours Thuy Hang Huynh Lisa Jane Fairlie Meghan Anne Jenkins Serene Meining Lim Prudence Kgaupe Ashleigh Kate Watson Da Long Janet Kim Soyoung Kim for the degree of Bachelor of Daniel Grant Medical Radiation Science (Medical Charlotte Elise Griffin Imaging) with Honours Kara Majella Guidera Minh Toan Chau Sarah Grace Hall Ngoc-Thuy-Vi Sophia Ho Callan James Hammond Rima Nawzad Shakir Rhys Hamson Marcie Maree Packer Benjamin Patrick Haren Jessica Lee Spirat Alison Harvey for the degree of Bachelor of Tayte Helliwell Medical Radiation Science (Radiation Jessica Michelle Higgins Therapy) with Honours Luke Stephen Higgins Muhammad Fairuz Bin Jum’ee Lachlan James Hinds Thomas David Howland for the degree of Bachelor of Sebastian Isabel *(26/03/2015) Physiotherapy with Honours Eva Jakob Madelaine Jane Kavanagh Denae Goretty Joaquim Ines Serrada Brendan John Kelleher for the degree of Bachelor of Robert Edward Kepa Podiatry with Honours Kierren Jay King Justin Craig Parker Emily Kirk Reece James Kleinig for the degree of Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Lewis William Klemm Movement and Health Studies) Kimberley Grace Kloeden Nathan Thomas Andijanto Adam Riley Langford Alex Aungles Sarah Anne Leadbeater Dylan Thomas Baker Tyler James Lee Samuel Riley Hannaford Ball Amie Lennon Alexander Barns Jarryn Michael Male Leah Bastian Ester Ruth Manego Harry David James Beresford Rachel Anne Manning Abbey Jessica Boord Alexandra Jane Marin Rhys Mayne Brook Juliana Elyce Kielo Mazzeo Lucy Catherine Burg Thomas John McNamara Simon Thomas Carter Hayley Louise Mcateer Laura Elizabeth Cassidy Samuel Thomas Milne Michael Ceccarelli Dillon Mullins 7 April: Elliot John Charles Kane Peter Mulvaney 3.00pm Millicent Jane Christou Bryce John Mundy Jack Murray Cooke Hannah Kate Muscat Cameron Craig David Mügge James Lachlan Craig Jamie Phuoc Quy Trung Nguyen Liam Joseph Cullinan Amber Jade O’Bryan Leah Cutting Caitlin Grace O’Connell Matthew John D’Aloia Talia Nicole O’Keeffe Renee Louise Dale Aden James O’Sullivan Samuel Robert Daw Joanna Overell Mitchell Jack Dearing Ellen Georgia Packard Jessica Anne-Marie Dennis Nicholas Alexander Paget Nicholas Charles Dinham Michael Paltoglou Joel Peter Dixon Adam Ronald Perryman Matt Tyler Donaldson Angus Pike Benjamin Thomas Edwards Jordan Beau Pobke Georgina Eve Edwards Ebony Rose Pretlove Jacqueline Grace Edwards Shannon Georgia Racz Alastair Charles Eglinton Samuel Barrett Renfrey Dylan Rhys Elphick Lauren Elizabeth Robson Daniel John Elvin Gemma Rowe Carrie Evans Bo Young Ryu Matthew Faull Sean Tony Samblich Ashlee Ann Fennell Julian Daniel Sartoretto Nathan Andrew Fenwick Christopher Scahrfbillig Benjamin Ferrauto Alex David Schiller Melissa Ann Fiacchi Steven Carl Schmidt Caitlin Sarah Finnis Pierce Seymour Scott Fox Nikola Jayde Sparks Anthony John Gallomarino Natasha Jayne Staude Joel Alexander Steer Ho Ting Tsoi *(22/12/2015) Georgina Rose Sulley-Beales Anna Ruth Vaughan Samuel Thomas Tebeck Demi Rochelle Verbena Victor Thach Terri Jane Walters Josephine Elise Trimboli Natalie Jane Waterman Reece Cameron Turner Breeanna Tegan Witmitz Michael Andrew Visentin Adam Peter Wittwer Samuel Gregory Voigt Wendy Yuen-Yi Wu Alexander Walker Lan Yan Lara Amanda Watts for the degree of Bachelor of Matilda Jane Winter Clinical Exercise Physiology Ho Tak Wong Hannah Louise Allwright Tommy Wyman Todd Ryan Bowyer Associate Professor Kerry Alexandra Jayne Bradley Thoirs AssDip(RadTech), DMU, Aleesha Jayde Daniel Tayla Paige Haslam MMed(Rad), PhD, Associate Bao Le Head (Academic): School of Luke Thomas Maloney Health Sciences, will present: Michael John Nicholls for the degree of Bachelor of Applied Miroslav Trbovic Science (Occupational Therapy) Binh Truong Sharmaine Beard for the degree of Bachelor Zarah Meghan Blumson of Health Science Clare Louise Caruso Sara Al-Kufish Linda Caruso Asli Celik Ellen Gayer Davies Dominic Chun Kit Chu Danielle Anne Della-Verde Bianca Clay Erin Margaret Docherty Kimberley Jane Creeney Yvonne Karen Dolman Sheridan Paige Giles Jessica Fay Ebert Alexander Jackson Tahnee Jade Elliot Tong Bao Lai Bethany Joyce Fairfield Angela Ayako Lowe Analise Mary Favretto Patrick Andrew Manson Zoe Louise Ferguson Mia Monique Maron Leanne Gaye Gratton Emma Milanese Sylvia Guiducci Elizabeth Leah Kate Millar-Moss Jessica Ann Harris Cheyenne Olivia Rausch Alexandra Therese Heys Clare Skye Rowley Crystal Amanda Hinge Samantha Lee Stephens Kimberley Teresa Hunter Blair Jane Waanders Casey Jane Hutchesson for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Jennifer Fay Inverarity Radiation Science (Medical Imaging) Lisa Ann Kelly Ebru Boduk Rebecca Victoria Lathlean Alexandra Jane Bradley Constantina Leikas Anna Aphiah Chester Phoebe McColl Seryss Abie Collins Ashlea Catherine McIntosh Kiara Curtis Andrew Anthony Mifsud Josephine Rose Davies Mark Michael Milios Rebecca Alyce Davies Courtney Louise Moyle Maya Helen De Jong Phuong Nhi Cao Nguyen Trent Raymond Dorman Amy Elise Nicholls Michael Anthony Faustorilla Alexandra Paige Nuzzo Eloise Grace Hawke Darcy Thomas O’Neil Jenna Kate Hodgkiss Yik Cheung Pang *(22/12/2015) Phong Huynh Hannah Pfitzner James Michael Kildea Thi My Tien Phan Addison Mitchell Lands Leonie Kelsey Player Catherine Yen Ming Lee Mikayla Rose Pope Chao-Heng Lee Caitlin Jessica Vivien Powell-Jones Lam Sung Mach Jaime Nicole Power Nathan Ngo Brittany Marie Prout Duc Tam Kevin Nguyen Ella Mae Reddy Natalie Huyen Nguyen Amy Claire Kirby Smith Thanh Vuong Nguyen Anastasia Elena Kate Spyropoulos Anthony Nocera Nicola Jade Thiele Thi My Loan Julie Phan Rachel Lauren Trayling Paul Ambrose Reid Georgia Ellen Hay Marisa Stabile James Hoang Stephanie Leah Tatarelli Sepp William Hofer Anthony Tran Amelia Inglis Tony Tran Julia Isabel Nam Nhi Tran-Le Natalie Megan Jackson Elizabeth Grace Jemson-Ledger for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Nuclear Medicine) Megan Kate Jones Ryan James Kelly Timothy James Brumpton Hollie Frances Kennedy Duc Son Duong Joanna Margaret Kitching Judy Duong Kristina Kotsomitis Georgina Anne Irving Karlee Anne Kuerschner Sophie Marie Liddicoat Brenton Lam Madeline Muir Mandy Lam Heather Rose Murphy Hannah Marie Lewis Minh Nguyen Kate Louise Lockwood Andy Rehl Laura May Marslen Madeleine Lee Smith Rebekah Ann Mauger Colin Tran Leah Maree McGrath *(20/08/2014) for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Daniel Ryan Mccallum Radiation Science (Radiation Therapy) Suzannah Jane Michell Alyssa Camozzato Michael Morcos Joyce Chan Naomi Grace Nettleton Xuhui Chen Jade Marie Newman Drew Brooklynn Dawson Henry Eloise Susan Nuske Matthew Hoang Jack Conor O’Leary Don Duy Nguyen Bethany Emma Orlando Mai Thuy Nguyen Caleb Clarence Pannell Minh Nguyet Nguyen Ashlee Elaine Paton Annemarie Pienaar Richard McIntyre Pendle for the degree of Bachelor Laurence Francis Preen of Physiotherapy Joshua Paul Pryor Matthew Kevin Alcock Chelsey Marie Rothall Paul Charles Baccanello David Alexander Russo *(12/08/2015) Liam Philip Baines Aneeka Ellen Smith 7 April: Corey Matenga Baker Nadia Elaine Spargo 3.00pm Haydn Leonard Barns Mark Scott Standing Rachael Anne Nicholls Bell Hannah Emily Stevens Lauren Jessica Bendo Alexandra Kate Stewart Kate Alexandra Booth Teagan Jane Stuchbery Jessica Kim Boxall Antonio Laszlo Szekely Tina Louise Bright To Khanh Ta Meredith Grace Broman Michael Te Samuel Cosmo Campagnale Rachel Joy Templer Leah Madeleine Carne Ruby Ellen Tonkin Danielle Cavuoto Teshani Nirosha Udawatta Reginald Frank Charles Tahlia Emma Wall Tiffany Zoe Co Mitchell Ryan Wingrove Ellie Louise Collins Vincent Ming Zhang Tobi Connor-Trabilsie for the degree of Bachelor of Podiatry Estelle Jacqueline Coote Emma Marie Asher Jack Elliot Derrick Joseph Frank Beilby Luke Stephen Diamond Hilary Grace Byrth Morgan Chloe Dix Thi Xuan-Dao Doan Maximilian John George Duncan Angela Ellis Carly May Emerson Eliza Ann Graham Kristie Sarah Foyle Jarrod Mark Hales Hannah Grace Geelan Calem Alfred Duncan Lock Natalie Lillian Gibbs Emmanuel Ngabo Lara Myvanwy Graham Megan Dawn Nichol Angela Elendil Gray Thomas Braden Norton-Laheney Kahlia Denise Grieger Kristofer Basil Pazios Morgan Leslie Hancock James Maxwell Rasche Michael Paul Harders Kate Elizabeth Schubert Kaila Robin Hardie Renee Kate Thorpe Philip James Harford Hannah Charmaine Wittwer Bryce Parker theTechnicolourPhase 2015 Friday 8 April at 10.30am ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Ms Maggie Beer AM Processional music will be played. Maggie Beer grew up with her family in The audience is requested to stand for Sydney’s western suburbs and worked in the entrance of the Academic Procession, various different jobs, including one as Council and Official Party. an elevator operator in a New Zealand The Australian National Anthem will be department store and an assistant to a sung by Ms Naomi Hede, soprano. senior geophysicist for British Petroleum in Libya before returning to Sydney in 1968. The Chancellor, Mr Jim McDowell, LLB Ms Beer has traced her passion for food to (Honours), will open the ceremony. her childhood when her family had a keen The Vice Chancellor and President, interest in food and an obsession with its Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, freshness. CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. Despite not having any formal training as Professor Marie Wilson PhD, JD, Pro Vice a chef, Ms Beer’s career spans almost five Chancellor UniSA Business, will present Ms decades. After relocating from Sydney to Maggie Beer AM for the honorary degree of the Barossa Valley, she and her husband Doctor of the University. Colin established the Farm Shop in 1979 which morphed into the Barossa Pheasant The Occasional Address will be delivered by Farm Restaurant. Ms Beer now produces Ms Maggie Beer AM, Food producer, Cook a range of gourmet foods at her business and Writer. in the Barossa. She co-hosted the ABC The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, television cooking program The Cook will confer awards on the candidates. and the Chef with Simon Bryant and also appeared several times as a guest judge The Chancellor will close the ceremony. and guest masterclass presenter on The audience is requested to stand as the MasterChef Australia. Official Party, Council, Academic Procession Ms Beer has written books about food and and graduates retire. food preparation, as well as co-authoring a Aida: Triumphant March and Ballet Music book with noted chef Stephanie Alexander, The Tuscan Cookbook, which has been Verdi: Performed by the CSR Symphony translated into five different languages. Orchestra, Bratislava She was awarded the Senior Australian Advance Australia Fair / Peter Dodds of the Year in 2010 and, in the Australia McCormick Day Honours of 2012, she was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM), 8 April: “for service to the tourism and hospitality 10.30am industries as a cook, restaurateur and author, and to the promotion of Australian produce and cuisine”.

The Presentation

Professor Wendy Lacey PhD, Kamalakshan Sunitha, by thesis entitled: LLB (Hons), BA (Hons), Dean Enhancing the learning capacity in a knowledge-intensive organization: A case and Head: School of Law, will study approach of the Forest Research present: Institute of Malaysia (conferred: 10 December 2015) for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Jenny Lee Dumont, by thesis entitled: Lau Hock Soon, by thesis entitled: Green human resource management and Spillover effects in managing work and employee workplace outcomes family (conferred: 10 December 2015) (conferred: 10 December 2015)

Hailian Gao, by thesis entitled: Lee Soon Tuck, by thesis entitled: Examining the influence of face on Customer Relationship Management Chinese group tourists’ gift purchase (CRM): an Exploratory Study into behaviour and the moderating role of the Service Quality Factors that relate to gift giver-receiver relationship Loyalty in the Pest Management Service (conferred: 10 December 2015) Organization (conferred: 22 October 2015) Sairah Hussain, by thesis entitled: Intellectual property appropriation Annuar Mohd Saffar, by thesis entitled: strategy and its impact on innovation Impact of Chief Executive Officer performance Leadership Origin on Perceived (conferred: 17 March 2016) Empowerment in Multi National Corporations from High Uncertainty Yasmin Kamall Khan, by thesis entitled: Avoidance Index Countries Operating in Malaysia Does intellectual capital matter for organisational innovation and firm (conferred: 22 October 2015) performance in Australian small and medium enterprises? Sodsathorn Panapongpaisan, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 25 February 2016) An empirical investigation of Thai Leong Yee Mun Jessica, by thesis entitled: consumer characteristics in online purchasing Fitting in: personal-professional- organisational transition (conferred: 25 February 2016)

(conferred: 25 February 2016) Chiew Phaik Phee, by thesis entitled: Oh Beng Teck Danny, by thesis entitled: Investigating strategic practices and corporate entrepreneurship in selected 8 April:

Newcomers’ turnover intentions prior to 10.30am high-tech companies in Malaysia starting their first job (conferred: 25 February 2016) (conferred: 10 December 2015) Nattanan Powichit, by thesis entitled: Chi-Man Young, by thesis entitled: Corporate governance mechanisms Building citizens’ trust in the police: the and firm performance for SET100 listed Hong Kong context companies in Thailand (conferred: 17 March 2016) (conferred: 20 August 2015) Siu Lung Yu, by thesis entitled: Determinants of customer loyalty: an empirical investigation of relational benefits in the context of customer clubs * indicates a conferral of award date prior to this ceremony (conferred: 10 December 2015) for the degree of Doctor of Business Administration Azlan Nithiabalan Abdullah, by thesis entitled: An identification of contributory and inhibitory factors associated with the adoption of customerization within a lean manufacturing environment (conferred: 17 March 2016) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA Nicholas Gerard Connolly BUSINESS SCHOOL Tim Walter Cookes Lee Adrian Culnane for the degrees of Master of Business Administration and Master of Timothy James Dean Management (Strategic Procurement) David Luigi Di Blasio Leon Van Deventer Catherine Di Stasi David Down for the degrees of Master of Business Brenton Dean Emery Administration and Master of Marketing Fabian Carlo Fedele Nicholas George Parson Adam James Filipi for the degrees of Master of Barry George Ford Human Resource Management Joshua William Freeman and Master of Management Gregory Georgopoulos Jayshween Shiron Kumar Stefan Glancy Jonathon Peter Glew for the degrees of Master of International Business and Master Adam Jason Greaves of International Studies David Andrew Hansen Michael Anthony Aust Olivia Catherine Harvey Clive Haskins for the degrees of Master of International Simon Hasler Business and Master of Marketing Chris Hens Lim Kar En Ho Wai Kwong *(20/08/2015) for the degrees of Master of Hui Man Fung Matthew *(25/02/2016) Management (Strategic Procurement) Ieong Sio Neng *(22/10/2015) and Master of Management Andrew Jackson Eleonore Gaidow Tina Jackson Setareh Jahangiri for the degrees of Master of Marketing and Master of Information Leung Kent Ka-Kin *(22/10/2015) and Communications Technology Kelly Jayne Kiernan Management (Enterprise Systems) Shane David Kuchel Rupinder Singh Indunil Sudharshana Lankathilaka Andy Chun Yin Lau *(25/02/2016) for the degrees of Master of Marketing and Master of Management (Tourism Lau Tak Yee *(20/08/2015) and Event Management) Law Hoi Ching *(20/08/2015) Thi Thanh Thao Pham Lee Ching *(22/10/2015) Lee Ho Lun *(22/10/2015) for the degrees of Master of Professional La Vergne Gaye Lehmann Accounting and Master of Management Leung Po Shan Edith *(20/08/2015) (Integrated Supply Chain Management) Leung Wing Lung *(25/02/2016) Rana Muhammad Sulman Li Mei Hing *(20/08/2015) for the degree of Master of Li Yan Ping *(22/10/2015) Advanced Business Practice Liu Yingwei *(20/08/2015) Sriraman Santanagopalan *(20/08/2015) Amy Elizabeth Lockheed John Lyrtzis for the degree of Master of Business Administration Ma Cho Wai *(25/02/2016) Ma Kit Luk *(25/02/2016) Michael Roy Alliston Mak Man Kit Wilbut *(22/10/2015) Sujith Tippajirao Ambekar Luigino Benedetto Martino Michael Leo Ayliffe Lara Victoria Matters Phillip Leslie Ayres Timothy John McLachlan Megan Rae Baker-Goldsmith Lisa-Jayne Mifsud Bock Tuang Sheen Peter Vernon Minchin Grant David Brinkworth Peter Carl Moller Jason Scott Burdett Sanjeev Naguleswaran Amanda Lee Cameron Ng Lee Chern Chan Po Kwai *(20/08/2015) Ng Ming Fan *(20/08/2015) Chan Pui Ching *(25/02/2016) Colleen Maree O’Connor Chan Sio Koi *(22/10/2015) Fred Ovia Chan Wai Ching *(20/08/2015) Pang King Chung *(20/08/2015) Andrew David Charlesworth Nikhil Patwardhan Jessica Mary Charlton Leon Ploubidis Ting Chen Poon Hiu Kwan *(22/10/2015) Chen Yi *(22/10/2015) Anthony John Poulton Chris Chetwynd Punnassery Augusthy Jino Choi Siu Luk *(20/08/2015) Sara Qasim Choong Sum Wai Audrey *(25/02/2016) Komal Kumar Ramchuritter Andrew Michael Clayton Scott Gregory Rashleigh for the degree of Master of Amanda Kay Roberts International Business (Extension) Lincoln Phan-Thuan Robinson Ren Shiyin Beverley Russ Rushil Shrestha Bosco Sachanandani for the Graduate Diploma in Kim Justin Sammut Business Administration Craig William Schulz Michael Leo Ayliffe Alan Sicolo Jerome Jean Kevin Buvet Tarun Sidhwani Abigail Joan Dickson Thomas Michael Silver Adam James Filipi *(27/03/2015) Siu Fung Sze *(20/08/2015) Daniel Christopher Gilliland Matt Skolnik Paula Mary Howitt Lisa Marie Smart Jonathan Kilsby Michael Lindsay Southcott Lara Victoria Matters Adam Douglas Sweet Ellen Schuler Wai Kit Andrew Tam *(20/08/2015) Mark Andrew Vespa Tam Wai Kun *(20/08/2015) Yeung Wai Fun *(20/08/2015) Tang Kin Ming *(22/10/2015) Kuan Cheng Tang *(25/02/2016) for the Graduate Certificate in Business Reylina Ignacio Tenorio Simon Paul Adamek Tham Anne *(18/06/2015) Anthony Raymond Castles Van Nhu Tran Benjamin Richard Drogemuller Anthony David Ursino Andre Karyadinata Wan Suk Yee *(22/10/2015) Rohit Ranghar Russell Aaron Webb Xue Wang Nadine Wessel Xiao Saran Wong Chun Fai *(25/02/2016) Zixin Zhao Wong Hoi Yee Ophelia *(25/02/2016) Zheng Xidong John Wong *(22/10/2015) for the Graduate Certificate in Wong Shing Kai *(25/02/2016) Business Administration Wong Yuen Shan Anna *(25/02/2016) Nicholas Bradley Bawden Wong Yuk Ping Belinda *(20/08/2015) Paul Malcolm Bert Ho Ki Gary Woo *(20/08/2015) Bourdyleva Anna Yiu Kit Fan Suzanne *(22/10/2015) Alfred Buchner *(10/12/2015) Yung Sheung Yin *(20/08/2015) Fraser Disney-Willis for the degree of Master of Kathryn Ann Georgiou Business Administration (Human Lauren Mary Louise Sunderland Resource Management) André Barend Human Luke Neville Hoskin Lam Audrey Carmen *(20/08/2015) Pronoma Mukherjee Leung Brenda Shuk Ying *(20/08/2015) Lee-Anne Marie Palubinski Riaan Louw

Ka Keung Mang *(20/08/2015) 8 April: for the degree of Master of Business 10.30am Administration (Marketing) Ng Ka Kui *(20/08/2015) Sajjad Ahmed Matthew Laurence Park Mark Scott Buckland Jonathan James Pearson Sheree Tebyanian Keith Player Roberto Fabio Russo for the degree of Master of Business Teoh Ai Eng *(20/08/2015) Administration (Sustainable Business) Wong Man Wai *(20/08/2015) Richard Charles Coleman Wong Cheong Shiu Eric *(10/12/2015) Sarah Van Maarseveen Yu Alan Lun Wai *(20/08/2015) for the degree of Master of for the Graduate Certificate International Business in International Business Mathew John Bottin Fatemeh Shahidmadani Thomas John Barham Bratovic Xiachi Chen for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Honours) Dong Sijia Guo Xujie Michael Holgate Browne Juan Camilo Jaramillo Tobar Catherine Anne Kain Paul John Mwangi Ali Zafar Ngo Thi My Hanh for the degrees of Bachelor of Wen Jia Wei Applied Finance and Bachelor Wu Fan of Management (Marketing) Yang Liu Giuliano Mittiga Zhao Guanyu for the degrees of Bachelor of Business for the degree of Bachelor (International Business, Finance and of Laws with Honours Trade) and Bachelor of Commerce Blaze Emery Gleeson Tyler Gutsche Emily Jean Harper Alexander Peter Kuhanez Andrew James Senyard for the degrees of Bachelor of for the degrees of Bachelor of Business (International Business, Laws and Bachelor of Business Finance and Trade) and Bachelor (Economics, Finance and Trade) of Management (Marketing) David John Kameniar Zongyi Lu *(22/12/2015) Alexander John Sheridan for the degrees of Bachelor of Aaron John Turner Commerce and Bachelor of Management for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws (Human Resource Management) and Bachelor of Commerce Alexander Charles Wilson Berry Daniel Anthony Calio for the degrees of Bachelor of Commerce Olivia Colombo and Bachelor of Management (Marketing) Richard Thomas Gillard Wing Yan Hui Nathan Hung Wei Ip Suzana Jovanovic for the degrees of Bachelor of Management (Human Resource Mark Anthony Pivato Management) and Bachelor of Genna Lucia Tonarelli Management (Marketing) John-Ross Topalsavvas Ann-Marie Manno Nicholas James Vassiliou Andreana Mitsioulis for the degrees of Bachelor of Kristen Jane Vater Laws and Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics for the degrees of Bachelor of Management (Human Resource Aidan Dierickx Management) and Bachelor of Tourism and Event Management for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of International Relations Claudia Capurso Lucy Kate Evans Vanessa Grace Pollifrone Fatima Sayfudin Shamseden for the degrees of Bachelor of Zohra Sayfudin Shamseden Management (Logistics and Supply Siobhan Mary Ann Stobie Chain Management) and Bachelor Jocelyn Kate Sutcliffe of Management (Marketing) Emily Lenore Fiebiger for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Journalism for the degrees of Bachelor of Adrienne Scott Davies Management (Marketing) and Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management Meredith Lee Hennessy Clayton Vaughan Inglis Brady Michael Evans William Keith Dawson Jordan for the degrees of Bachelor of Elliot Alexander King Management (Marketing) and Bachelor Kvitoslava Anna Becker of Tourism and Event Management Chloe Joy Svaikauskas Samantha Fay Chambers Hayley Louise Waller Alicia Kate Chatburn Kate Lorraine Jones for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Management (Marketing) Alexandra Grace Miliado Jordan Lee Partington Benjamin Lodge Kevin James Raison THE SCHOOL OF LAW Marissa Sophia Willemse for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws with for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Honours and Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Psychological Science Dzung Hoang Bui Melanie Elyse Ayling for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws with Alexandra Clair Svenson Honours and Bachelor of Journalism Rebekah Joye Mudri for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws with Honours and Bachelor of Tourism and Event Management Katrina Yianna Kontos for the degree of Bachelor of Laws Professor Thomas Maak James Adams PhD, MSc, Head: School of Haley Aitken Management, will present: Fedele Catalano James Philip Catley THE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Caitlin Clarke for the degree of Master of Human Kaela Louise Dore Resource Management Rebecca Joan Duff Robert Charles Clothier Reanna Claire Eglinton Aleksandra Coso Fraser Ellis Nga Huynh Phuong Dang Samantha Kate Garnish Leila Rose De Blasio Laeni Efthia Goudas Gao Yujiao Vikki Hassouros Sarita Lama *(22/12/2015) Cameron Scott Henderson Sarah Kate Maslen Dion Sachsse Heyer Amina Mujkic Ryan Scott Hidden Rebecca O’Dell Michal Kedem Prema Jean Osborne John Peter Ktoris Niall Conor Pye Eugenio Stellario Lagana Ashna Shaleen Charmaine Lentija Lei-Hoa Son Kanchana Murugesan *(13/08/2015) Tao Sun Sarah Poupe Nigole Kathryn Alexandra Turner Chikodi Ruth Okoro Wang Yijie James William Silcock Delia Soriano for the degree of Master of Human Kahlia Ann Steinert Resource Management (Extension) Kassandra Lidia Tyas Yetunde Oluwatoyin Babatunde Fiona Wearing Smith Kieu Bao Ngan Nguyen Yanqing Zhang

for the degree of Master of Management Daniel Abdulkhalek Kym Anthony Den Hartog Jing Li Madiha Khadim Xiaoyi Qin Suzette Rawady Josephine Elizabeth Trudgen Yao Xiaoshan

for the degree of Master of Management (Arts and Cultural Management) Pin-Hsuan Chen 8 April: Stephanie Jane Cusack 10.30am Carla Parasmo Frank Renee Louise Gentle Siobhan Brideen Hammond Meagan Louise Jones Ho Wing Kathy Leung Lemin Luu Peter Dale Sharrock Catherine Mary Turner Scott Whellum

for the degree of Master of Management (Integrated Supply Chain Management) Hanyang Zhang

for the degree of Master of Management (Strategic Procurement) Allan Edmund Johnston Sikander Sultan

for the degree of Master of Management (Tourism and Event Management) Ching Ying Candace Li Jo Ann Lian *(22/12/2015) Vishnu Nair Yolande Cherie Smith Tran Huong Giang for the Graduate Diploma in Justine Hailey Guglielmo Human Resource Management Nicole Marie Hardy Nicola Kate Humble Lucy Holland Georgia Susan Stoll Thomas Glenn Lear Allan Royce McEwen for the Graduate Diploma in Management Glenys Ruth Metters Joshua Blake Hocking David Ni Calum Robert Young Ruby King Palmer Tingting Zhang Joshua Heath Sexton for the Graduate Diploma in Management Illia Sotiropoulos (Arts and Cultural Management) James Vincent Strangio Nikki Lian Baumann Joe Wakefield Anna Julia Linda Maclean Brianna Elise Wedding Sing Han Wong for the Graduate Diploma in Management (Integrated Supply Chain Management) for the degree of Bachelor Naruemon Lipikarnkul of Management (Human Resource Management) for the Graduate Certificate in Brie Agnew Human Resource Management Rebecca Kaye Aitken Nicole Bua-Ngoen Abfalter Angela Maree Altus Farid Ghazale Jacqueline Marie Argirou Nicola Kate Humble *(13/08/2015) Amanda Azzam Svitlana Lipkiewicz Jessica Ellen Brodie Ronald William Morris O’Brien Benjamin James Challinor Samuel Benjamin Shadiac Shari Jayne Chambers Catherine Gabrielle Terese Thiele Stephanie Kate Conduit for the Graduate Certificate Tracey Ann Dixon in Management Sally Lorraine Frost Claire Amy Amor-Haynes Mary Koufalakis Margaret Mary McCabe Amy Adelle Krieg Yue Wu Jessica Kate Lugg Jessica Alice Maher for the Graduate Certificate in Management (Strategic Procurement) Fiona Marantos Rosslyn Ann Matheson Tanya Marie Binkowski Shane Frederick Mcintyre for the degrees of Bachelor of Adam Ormsby Management and Bachelor of Sushen Porter International Relations Lal Bahadur Rai Carlin Renee Garrett Delmy Rocio Ramirez Sarah Ashley Hardy Sophie Rudiger Linh-Chi Nguyen Amy Louise Ryan Ryan James Tutt Lisa Marie Schebella Rhiannon Claire Westhorp-Janz Megan Anne Smith Scott Anthony Wotton Milica Sucur for the degree of Bachelor of Business Thomas David Tamlin Alicia Louise Sandery Katherine Jane Vabolis Kelly Nicole Vandermoer for the degree of Bachelor of Business Alyce Karen Willcourt (Human Resource Management) Hayden John Williams Monique Davidge James Daniel Wilson for the degree of Bachelor of Business Xiao Wen Zhou (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) for the degree of Bachelor of James Xavier Head Management (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Management) Alberico Eric Defazio Michael Steven David Penny Ting Fung Ma Richard Kyalo Mwololo for the degree of Bachelor of Business Deanna Clare Rosenzweig (Tourism and Event Management) Hayden Andrew Slape Josephine Michelle-Jane Vinoya Louis George Wood for the degree of Bachelor for the degree of Bachelor of of Management Management (Policing) Nicole Gail Allen Gahan Russell De Zilwa Bernice Chen Ben James Marsland Colleen Louise Cryans Kathryn Emma Norris Paige Louise Dahlitz Jacqueline Patricia Patterson Hannah Page Edwardson Ellen Mary Wright for the degrees of Bachelor of Sport DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS and Recreation Management and AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Bachelor of Management (Marketing) Daniella Marie Monda THE SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES for the degree of Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management for the Associate Degree in Languages and Culture Studies Amanda Paige Burnett David John Kameniar *(05/04/2016) Stacy Marie Dunstan Giles William Ellis UNISA COLLEGE Anthony William Feijen Thomas John Fenoughty for the Diploma in Arts Linda Kimberlee Follett Huy-Vinh Hua Rachael Marie King Ashley Jordan McCall William Brice McInerney Rebekka Jade Reed Sarah Ann Melios-Traver Sophie Edith Reid Jake Gareth Milne Elizabeth Alice Treacy Christopher Thomas O’Connor for the Diploma in Business Adam Papalia Kelvyn James Bailes Scott Michael Prebble Nicole Savage for the Diploma in Science Ross John Sharer and Technology Johanna Elizabeth Smith Benjamin David Bowden Kieren Gerald Stepney Shaun Alan Cade Dimitrije Alexander Dinulovic for the degree of Bachelor of Amelya Duyen Do Tourism and Event Management Ayat Abdul Hussein Abdul Razak Hamood Emma Caitlin Bruce Anna Martha Hein Lucy Carey Monique Louise Hoey Emilia Jane Centofanti Madeline Hooper Joanna Chudy Shaylee Emma Howson Meaghan Jane Creeney Jesse Hughes Zerina Hadziabdic Sakthi Kathambari Lenin Kylie Joy Hopkins Naun Ngove Kirsty Anne Jarzabek Celeste O’Donnell-Middleton Beatrice Jacqueline Jeavons Michael Overeem Amanda Lee Kennison Lan Nhat Phan Anita Klimenko Blair Jonathon Sykes Nga Man Carmen Law Jared Thoman Dobrila Lazovic Sanduni Niranjala Dilrukshi Fernando Claire Ellen Le Cornu Weweldenige Liew Ching Kim Tat Chi Lo 8 April:

Luo Yi Qing *(22/12/2015) 10.30am Danielle Kerry Millar Sophie Claire Papaconstantinou Alyssa Jane Sanders April Luise Schwalm Michelle Vo Elly Gregoric Menagerie 2015 Friday 8 April at 3.00pm ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession, Council and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Naomi Hede, soprano. The Pro Chancellor, Mr Terry Evans LLB, LLM, will open the ceremony. The Vice Chancellor and President, Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. The Occasional Address will be delivered by the guest speaker. The Pro Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will confer awards on the candidates. The Pro Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Council, Academic Procession and graduates retire. Aida: Triumphant March and Ballet Music Verdi: Performed by the CSR Symphony Orchestra, Bratislava Advance Australia Fair / Peter Dodds McCormick 8 April: 3.00pm

The Presentation

Professor Marie Wilson JD, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA BUSINESS SCHOOL PhD, Pro Vice Chancellor UniSA Business School, will present: for the degree of Master of Business Samantha May Hogan *(25/02/2016) for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Amy Louise Wilson *(10/12/2015) Katherine Leanne Christ, by thesis entitled: Environmental management accounting THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE as a medium for improved water for the degree of Master of management in the Australian wine Business (Property) industry: an empirical analysis James Robert Clark *(13/08/2015) (conferred: 20 August 2015) Rory Allan Dyus Flavio Freire Souza, by thesis entitled: Kalya Glowik Goal-based choice set formation Ingrid Christel Kaminski *(13/08/2015) (conferred: 22 October 2015) William Richard Parker Jeremy Stephen Parsons Nicole Alexandra Hartnett, by thesis Paul Hendrik van der Merwe entitled: Advertisements that sell for the degree of Master of Professional Accounting (conferred: 25 February 2016) Cao Yiying Sanjaya Chinthana Kuruppu, by thesis Phallika Chum entitled: Dong Dingwei The accountability trap: understanding Rachael Adrienne Fairlamb meaning, practice and stakeholder Li Xiaojie salience in an NGO Chen Lin (conferred: 22 October 2015) Chung Hon Low Ana Irina Mocanu, by thesis entitled: Peng Ren Rui Lijie The prototypicality of consumer packaged goods: an atomistic versus Wen Wang *(22/12/2015) holistic assessment of packaging design Wang Zheng (conferred: 22 October 2015) Xinyan Yao

William Michael Page, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Professional Accounting and Finance Shopping...with children: investigating in-store shopping behaviour of adults Leigh Douglas Gold accompanied by children Dinushi Tharuka Umadevi Jayarathne *(22/12/2015) (conferred: 20 August 2015) Li Guiqin Michael George Vogelpoel, by thesis Li Bin entitled: Xuyan Li *(22/12/2015) A marketing perspective on regional Scott Richard Mather natural resources management 8 April:

Patrick Waiganjo Njoroge 3.00pm (conferred: 20 August 2015) TongYu Zhao

for the degree of Master of Professional Accounting and Specialisation * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Jiayu Cheng this ceremony Alberto Co Jr. Du Wenqian Rifayat Sakeb Hasan *(22/12/2015) Huang Yiting Zhao Li Teng Lyu Nikita Jingguo Song Wen SU Zhou Su Wang Luyi Xue Ying Zhiyuan Zhang *(22/12/2015) Linlin Zhao for the Graduate Diploma in Kellie Cherie Bolton-Baker Professional Accounting Emma Jane Bonner Thanuja Madhushani Herath Herath Reece William Boroughs Mudiyanselage Lorenzo Broncano for the Graduate Diploma in Property Jason William Brown Susan Browning Barry Wayne Clarke Sarah Ann Camenzind Allyce James James Renshaw Cameron Le-Gendre Katrivessis Brent Stanley Carey Scott King Luke Harley Carle Paul Steven Nott Michael Carroll Glenn David Pearson Toni Maree Carroll John Richard Sears Damien Ta-Ming Chow Koon Kiat Teoh Chantelle Choyce for the Graduate Certificate in John Christiansen Professional Accounting Maria Cindric Girish Chandra Kimberly Ciraldo Sam Subrata Dahm John Daniel Cooke Muhammad Jahanzaib Furrukh Roslyn Cossins *(20/12/2013) Annika Mary Coutts Li Xiaojie *(13/08/2015) Avril Creed for the Graduate Certificate in Property Rechelle Curray Edward Angus Fraser Jennifer Lee Curtis Ellen Louise Davis for the degrees of Bachelor of Commerce Michelle Dent and Bachelor of Applied Finance Iona Donald Anu Priya Lisa Jane Else Pariksha Basnet Annaly Espinosa Rhys Robert Brock Diana Jacqueline Farrell Anthony Do Melissa Feller Laura Jane Gellard David Nigel Felstead Lucas Mark Gorjan Darren Tony Gerlach Andrew Christopher Mactavish Mohini Gifford Ngo Quang Tri John Gladstone Lily Thi Nguyen Dijana Gorevska *(13/08/2015) Glen Gough Pearce Yasmin Leith Graffin Mathew Slegers Mairéad Greaney David Andrew Tidswell April Hagan Dominic Vincent Trimboli Karen Hamon Michael Joe Valenta Beth Joanna Haslam Momir Vuksa *(13/08/2015) Markus Hopwood Chunyan Yang Lori Howell Yixin Zhao Jie Xia Huang for the degree of Bachelor Helen Hy of Accountancy Matthew Ibrahim *(13/08/2015) Leung Wai Yan *(10/12/2015) Tracey Jones Lui Tsz Ki *(25/02/2016) Andrew Kamp Ngan Fung Yi *(10/12/2015) Chelsea Elise Katsikitis *(13/08/2015) Siu Oi Chi Rita *(17/03/2016) Miriam Elizabeth Kewley Wong Wing Yee *(20/08/2015) Mustafizur Rahman Khan Yeung Ching Wa *(22/10/2015) Tracey Lea Kofler Ranita Reshma Lal for the degree of Bachelor of Accounting Marieke Lange Janine Maree Abbott Jenna Larvin Scott Allister Henna Rivkah Laufer Leon Craig Anderson Jacqueline Ellen Lavis Peter Anderson James Edward Lee Leea Kim Anglim Adrian Lo Carl Ryan Angus Amanda Maree Lourens Troy David Anning Sengilyn Loy Leanne Kylie Archdall Kieran William Marks Suzanne Aridi Amelia Louise Marmont Helen Lesley Arnot Bianca Louise McAuliffe Madeleine Grace Ball Mandy McCree Michael Shane Barry Rachael Kay McLean Suyog Belbase Anggi Christa Kasih Sahulata Menezes Celina Blanch Michelle Lee Mexon Katherine Anne Meyers Foong Weng Kit *(22/10/2015) Sepideh Miraki Gan Yong Jee *(20/08/2015) Mark Moore Samuel John Hutchison Ryan Thomas Mudie Azizee Bin Ismail Fekri *(22/10/2015) Mercy Kudakwashe Mutema Ji Zhenxuan Salma Naimee-Rahmani Muhammad Reyhan Kantaatmadja Paul John O’Brien *(22/10/2015) Rohken Alastair Onishi Kieran James Kellett Alejandro Orgaz Barnier Sinan Majeed Khan Heidi Ottewell Carl Jon Le Gall Steven Lindsay Peckham Lei Lok Hong Lidija Pesa Fangyi Li Craig Andrew Pettit Chun-Ming Lo Myle Pham Meng Liu *(22/10/2015) Ellie Krystal Phelan Adam Philip Moonen Patrick Ponce Moosa Salman *(22/10/2015) Lisa Maree Pont Christopher Ng Yee Min *(22/10/2015) Emma Louise Reeves Ng Jian Wai *(22/12/2015) Simon Maxwell Richmond Paulina Ramintas Sara Riley Guzail Shahid *(22/10/2015) Mounir Rizk Sim Ka Sien *(10/12/2015) Donelle Robinson Sio Zjin Lin *(22/10/2015) Warren Rodell Sun Yueni *(22/10/2015) Heike Roessler Teng Chiew May *(20/08/2015) Kayla May Rudnicki Wang Minggang *(22/10/2015) Hanna Yumi Oyakawa Ryan Wong Tsung Mun *(20/08/2015) Cassandra Salvato Andrew Wray Young Jin Seo Meng Keat Yoong *(22/12/2015) Suganthiny Shanmugathaas Xiaoping Zheng Melanie Shegog Jeekeshen Chinnappen *(22/10/2015) Sophie Anique Shepherd Benjamin John van de Weyer Patience Victoria Shirley for the degree of Bachelor of Sonia Sierra Business Administration Mitchell Smith Van Le Anthony Starr Vimbai Masarira Shanell Staunton Denni Pryor Belinda Anne Stegmann Simone Caitlin Purdie Lee-Anne Stevenson Philip Max Rosshirt Joanne Stewart Catherine Lorraine Talge for the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration (Applied Finance) Sophie Elizabeth Tetley Kuruparan Thirunavukarasu Matthew Dean Lobbe Narelle Thomas-Child for the degree of Bachelor of Business Jodie Deanne Thompson Administration (Commerce) Emily Claire Thomson Teghan Daniele Hockey Dominique Anne Tully for the degree of Bachelor of Thomas Anthony Turner Business Administration (Logistics

Cohen James Van Der Linde 8 April: and Supply Chain Management) 3.00pm Arun Varma Lachlan John Ewers Melinda Vaughan Tereza Versace for the degree of Bachelor of Business Marivic Vix Administration (Management) Michael James Lloyd Walker Krystina Sasha Martin David Michael Wallace Jieying Zhu Amanda Anne Wellstead for the degree of Bachelor of Business Tracey Heather Williams Administration (Marketing) Karan Winter Kieran Daniel Blackmore Rachel Winterfield Katrina Bich Tuyen Nguyen Melissa Wyatt Brittany Rochelle Radcliffe Arpine Yegenian Jenna Rose Staltari Racheal Marie deBijl for the degree of Bachelor of for the degree of Bachelor Business (Commercial Law) of Applied Finance Christian Shaun Di Lorenzo Abd Rahman Norhayati *(22/10/2015) Kristy Rose Ferguson-Power Dwayne Adam Chan *(22/10/2015) Rita Haerani Soemarno John Gregory Farmer Michael John Weatherly for the degree of Bachelor of Business Professor Ying Zhu BEc, PhD, (Economics, Finance and Trade) Director: Australian Centre for Nina Tchoumakova Asian Business, will present: for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Finance) for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce Vaishnavi Kasuba An Qianyao *(22/12/2015) Ryan John Andreassen for the degree of Bachelor Mansoora Arifi of Business (International Business, Finance and Trade) Ryan John Backhouse Christopher Paul Bartlett Dong Huirong *(22/12/2015) Fiona Barbara Bell Fallon Hamouche Brianna Emily Bowles Oriane Anne Lefort Tamara Louise Braun Caitlin Jane McClarty Josephine Monica Braunstein Nam Nguyen Jasmin Lorraine Brooks Daniel John Phillips Lisa Jane Brown Tran Thi Huyen Trang *(19/08/2014) Natalie Jade Burford for the degree of Bachelor Karyn Olive Burlow of Business (Property) Zhenxin Cai Samantha Amy Burrell Thomas Anthony Callipari Romualdo Cicchiello *(19/12/2008) Joshua Raffaele Cannata Mitchell Lee Curnow George Kevin Capaldo Jack Liam Dyson Margaret Tina Filomena Chapman Nicholas Elmassih Jiajia Chen Benjamin James Gowland Paitryce Queenie Chiera Joshua James Isaacson Wai Chi Chiu *(22/12/2015) Thomas Lloyd Isaksson Chong Ivy *(20/08/2015) Bryon Nicholas Krollig Ka Lam Mike Chong Leigh William Patrick McInerney Kenn Ka Kian Chong *(22/12/2015) Simon Robert Peter Mead Vincent Guo Sheng Choo Candice Lisa Morrison I-Ting Sarah Chua Dinh Thien Nguyen Chua Yeong Nin *(20/08/2015) Alexander Jordan Noble Chongreena Cirikwong *(22/10/2015) Pan Rui Matthew Robert Claxton James William Pike Bradley James Cocks Lincoln Anne Bernard Westerdiep Joanne Louise Costello Brooke Lee Cromwell Domenico Di Giovanni Karen Emma Doak Sindy Eng *(22/12/2015) Andrew James Finch Brian Yi Da Goh *(22/12/2015) Alana Joy Greig Simon Paul Grgic Kathryn Theresa Groat Marie Kathleen Hannaford Silvia *(20/08/2015) Radostina Petkova Iankov Dongxun Jin *(22/12/2015) Jonathan Kiriakos Kantilaftas Juliette Anne Keig Devendran Kerisnan *(22/10/2015) Mark Stephen Kleimann Alexander Forbes Murray Knight Khay Keat Koh Wing Chung Kwok Taryn Lexley Law Le Thu Trang *(20/08/2015) Connie Chai Hong Lee Jia Ying Lee *(22/12/2015) Zhenzhong Lei *(22/12/2015) Carla Lekas Cristina Joy Letton Andy Tong Li Hongmei Li Li Yan Liang Yin Fan Wang Xiuyuan Lim Kok Xiang *(22/12/2015) Hoi Fung Wong Matthew Lim Ken Li *(22/10/2015) Wong Vincent Xian Tien *(10/12/2015) Soo Hann Lim *(22/12/2015) Wai Sin Wong Lim Yi Yan *(17/03/2016) Colin John Wright Chanelle Sarah Lind Xie Zhuoheng *(22/12/2015) Liu Guoyu Xu Qunli *(22/12/2015) Loan Lu Esther Ru En Yip Lu Longhan Zhai Tian Kevin Luangkhoth Zhan Jianan Ma Chenxiao Biqun Zhang Rosa Maharjan Xiao Fang Zheng David Salvatore Maida Zhou Kang Casey Renee Michael Zhu Yangtian Kimberley Janette Milne for the degree of Bachelor of Cameron James Mitsos Commerce (Accounting) Joanne Marie Moffa Tracey Louise Bourne Amelia Eliza Mohamad Famy *(22/12/2015) Cameron John Cornell Mohamed Fazal Mohamed Faiz Vivian Doan Abdul Munim *(22/12/2015) Jessica Laura Featon Nguyen Hoang Kim Suong *(22/12/2015) Han Mee Lee Uyen Thi Phuong Nguyen Quang Hong Nguyen Vy Nguyen Renee Piscioneri Ryan James Nichol Kelly Marie Randall Nadia Janelle Nickolai Shaun Murton Wybrow George Nicolopoulos Shibai Nie THE SCHOOL OF MARKETING Caitlin Elizabeth Norsworthy for the degree of Master of Marketing Elaine Huey Yee Ong *(22/12/2015) Catherine Maeatera Brown Stephanie Estelle Panos Lorraine Elizabeth Bulbeck Roshanie Niluka Perera James Pieter Carroll Daniel John Petrovic Cheng Chen Heath Gregory Pocock Jingzhi Chen Denis Popovic Deanna Daminato Jacob Prestia Ge Liang Nicolle Joy Prettejohn Christopher John Illanes Priya Ramasamy Usman Ahmed Khan Emma Ricciuto Loy Chuan Hooi *(22/12/2015) Joanne Leslie Ridley Alexander Menz Desiree Nadine Cafe Rosel Tang Yang Yang Vincenzo Giovanni Salvatore Danielle Sancha Ann Woods Natalie Anne Scali Xia Zhenghao Jake Damien Bill Sellen Yet Wan Leng *(22/12/2015) Sarah Izzati Binti Shafiee *(25/02/2016) Yuan Mingyang Natasha Marie Sitko Zhu Mengting Jemma Ann Smith Domenique Spadavecchia for the Graduate Diploma in Marketing

Cameron Blake Stanford 8 April: Paul Richard Burger 3.00pm Sun Peiji Bianca Simone Kost Sun Yimin *(22/12/2015) Julie Elvira Lamond Sun ZhengHong Catherine Murphy Rachael Amy Swanson Alanna Karine Smith Teng Xiang Kane Swensson Li Tang Georgina Alice Vivian Larysa Tebby Jenna Kaye White Minaxi Tee for the degree of Bachelor of Devin Teoh Business (Marketing) Jack Andrew Thiel Juin Enoch *(25/02/2016) Benjamin Edward Thornton Jessica Wanady Tian Yuhong Johnny Dieu Huy Trinh for the degree of Bachelor of Srivithya Umakaran Management (Marketing) Logaenthiran Velaitham *(22/10/2015) Kofi Afari Wang Ke James Hugh Thomas Banister Wang Simeng Lynn Belios Xiting Wang Chan Ka Sui Choo Wen Yang *(22/10/2015) for the degree of Bachelor of Andy Andrew Chao Soong Chow Marketing and Communication Zac-vin Chow Brittany Elizabeth Alfrey Chrystal Michele Christiansen Alexander Michael Ambrosi Kristy Lisa Cutts Jonathon Michael Aucone Sarah Daniel Nicolle Skye Bradley Muhamad Alfie Daud *(22/12/2015) Sarah Olivia Camerlengo Joshua Michael Della-Pietra Alice Gina Crowley Voula Alysia Dimitrakopoulos Genevieve Francis Dyson Maria Dizazzo Ruth Esther Grace Kym Michael Edwards Emily Victoria Haigh William Andrew Giles Christopher Malcolm Hewson Amrit Kaur Gill Kimberley Taryn Hibbert Emily Natasha Gillett Su Ken Hong *(22/12/2015) Ellen Grady Rachael Elizabeth Horbelt Tessa Eileen Rose Grieger Thomas Jackson Luke Matthew Harrison Jessa Mae Klecka Tegan Louise Humphris Jasmine Kate Alexandra Lewis Eliza May Inglis Eleanor Lyons Julia Amparo Johnson Vanessa Marie Mellor Kher Chia Sern *(22/10/2015) Sophia Nikolakopoulos Tsz Ying Angel Lam *(22/12/2015) Alexander Rein Olbrei Crystal Lee Chun Nee *(20/08/2015) Felicity Tina Pazios Lee Mallyon Stephanie Sikand Skye-Maree McKenzie Patrick John White Kelly Louise Modra Terence Anthony Lachlan Wilkinson James Murray Nankivell Danielle Zervas Anthony Nguyen Yolanda Huyen Thu Nguyen Diana Kagure Njoroge Ong Chyi Earn *(22/10/2015) Madeleine Rose Papilion Nicholas Ian Pearce Jenna Phu Tegan Joyce Pink Henry John Rasheed Nicole Jasmine Richards Giuseppe Romeo Christina Domenica Rugari Thomas Richard Schell Kavyraj Selvam *(22/10/2015) Anna Francesca Candeloro Simula Kunwar Prathujay Singh Ruby Jane Smith Jana Sohkanen Tam Ching Ho Gary Tan En Dian *(22/10/2015) Ainslie Chanel Tebbs Victoria Thai Jasmin Alyse Truscott Pei-Shan Wang Wang Ruoqi Ryan Drew Whitaker Georgie Mae Whitehead Beth Sarah Wildgoose Patrick Thomas Wyld Yeong Sook Chin *(22/10/2015) Hayden Paul Zammit Zhang Di *(22/12/2015) Sarah Zulian Friday 15 April at 3.00pm MIDDLEBACK ARTS CENTRE, WHYALLA

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Mrs Ashleigh Stiling Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for BBusEnterprise the entrance of the Academic Procession, Ashleigh completed a Bachelor of Business Council and Official Party. and Enterprise at UniSA Whyalla Campus. The Australian National Anthem. Through studying at the campus she was offered a 12 month administration cadetship The Chancellor, Mr Jim McDowell, LLB with Harsco. Within six months she was (Honours), will open the ceremony. made a Senior Administration Officer. After The Provost and Chief Academic Officer, working in Administration for four years she Professor Allan Evans BPharm, PhD, will was promoted into the management team address the ceremony. as the Training and Quality Coordinator. This made Ashleigh the only female The Occasional Address will be delivered by member of the management team. After Mrs Ashleigh Stiling, Operations Manager, two years in this position Ashleigh was then Harsco Metals and Minerals. given the opportunity to join the Operations side of the business. This promotion The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, made Ashleigh the first and only female will confer awards on the candidates. Operations Manager for Harsco Metals and The Chancellor will close the ceremony. Minerals in Australia. In 2015 Ashleigh was awarded the Whyalla Business Woman of The audience is requested to stand as the the Year Award and through forging a career Official Party, Council, Academic Procession in the tough steel industry, Ashleigh also and graduates retire. earned the title of 2015 South Australian Aida: Triumphant March and Ballet Music Telstra Young Business Woman of the Year, seeing her gain recognition on both a state Verdi: Performed by the CSR Symphony and national level. Orchestra, Bratislava Advance Australia Fair / Peter Dodds McCormick 15 April: 3.00pm

The Presentation

Professor Carol Grech PhD, MN, DIVISION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING GradDip(CritCare), BN (Ed), AND THE ENVIRONMENT DipApSc(Nsg), RN, Head: School of Nursing and Midwifery, will THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING present: for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Mechatronic) Matthew Adrian Crutchfield * indicates a conferral of award date prior to this ceremony for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA Alan Michael Hartley BUSINESS SCHOOL Allen Geoffrey McMullen Matthew James O’Neil THE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT for the degree of Bachelor of for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Metallurgy) with Honours Business and Enterprise Jordan Daniel Kalmar Courtney Lauren Beard Daniel Perez Gonzalez for the degree of Bachelor for the degree of Bachelor of of Management Engineering (Mechanical) Tracey Joy Watson *(13/08/2015) Toby Butt

DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS for the degree of Bachelor of AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Engineering (Metallurgy) THE SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, Tuihana Maila Kingi SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLICY for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (Indigenous Cultures and Australian Society) Sonja Patricia Tilbrook for the degree of Bachelor of Social Work Sara Louise Da Costa

DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES

THE SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY for the Graduate Diploma in Mental Health Nursing Eva Stengewis *(25/03/2015) for the degree of Bachelor of Nursing Leonie Gayle Bennett Yvonne Boston Veronica De Kock Demi Louise Freer Jenna Marie Haase 15 April: Agape Charity Mukwakwami 3.00pm Jasmin Kate Randall Kaitlyn Julie Sandy Khethiwe Sibanda Rosie Elizabeth Wallace Laura Jane Williams Daniel Jo Growth 2015 Wednesday 20 April at 3.00pm SIR ROBERT HELPMANN THEATRE, MOUNT GAMBIER

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Adjunct Associate Professor Processional music will be played. Lydia Dennett The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession, Master of Business (Management) Council and Official Party. Adjunct Associate Professor Lydia Dennett The Australian National Anthem. trained as an intensive care nurse before immigrating to Australia from London. The Chancellor, Mr Jim McDowell, LLB (Honours), will open the ceremony. She has extensive experience within both private and public health sectors and The Vice Chancellor and President, has previously spent a number of years Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, working in Victoria at Alfred Health, The CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne The Occasional Address will be delivered by Private Hospital and Western Health as a Adjunct Associate Professor Lydia Dennett, clinician and for the last 15 years in senior Chief Nurse and Midwifery Officer, SA Heath. management and executive roles. The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, Associate Professor Dennett was appointed will confer awards on the candidates. to the role of Chief Nurse and Midwifery Officer for SA Health in December 2011 and The Chancellor will close the ceremony. in this role she has the responsibility of The audience is requested to stand as the providing professional leadership, as well as Official Party, Council, Academic Procession providing advice and direction on a diverse and graduates retire. range of nursing and midwifery issues, including workforce planning, development Aida: Triumphant March and Ballet Music and reform, recruitment and retention, Verdi: Performed by the CSR Symphony best practice initiatives and research and Orchestra, Bratislava policy development. In line with this is the requirement to influence and represent Advance Australia Fair / Peter Dodds the professions to continue to enhance the McCormick quality of care delivered to consumers, and to ensure that practice is contemporary and evidence-based. 3.00pm 20 April:

The Presentation

Professor Carol Grech PhD, MN, DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES GradDip(CritCare), BN (Ed), THE SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY DipApSc(Nsg), RN, Head: School of Nursing and Midwifery, will for the degree of Bachelor of Nursing present: Belinda Lee Badenoch Katelyn Elizabeth Beames Lauren Maree Bott * indicates a conferral of award date prior to this ceremony Maggie Kaye Breen Sara Courtney Copeland Melissa Mary Green UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA Trudy Nicole Jennings BUSINESS SCHOOL Kelsey Emma Judd Megan Kate Kaiser THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Amy Liu for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce Christine Charlott Millard Kylie Jayne Harradine Melissa Shae Phipps Danielle Jean Przibilla THE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Daisy Anne Regan for the degree of Bachelor of Tania Lee Shepherd Business and Enterprise Bianca Nicole Thompson Rachel Elizabeth Midwinter Emma Rae Thurkle Jami Lee Walker DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS Janice Nazareno Warneke AND SOCIAL SCIENCES UNISA COLLEGE THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION for the Diploma in Music for the degree of Master of Education Jonathon Cooper Chelsea Jade Cutting Timothy Graham David Long THE SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLICY Alistair Macaulay Andrew Martin for the degree of Bachelor of Linus Monsour Social Work (Honours) Zac O’Connell Madeline Norma Joy Sturges Jeremy Pinney for the degree of Bachelor of Social Work Rachel Marie Bonny Trudy Ann Currie Petrina June Hale Marika Heuzenroeder Wayne Ronald Shields Christopher Hayes Urquhart 3.00pm 20 April:

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Prizes and Awards Australian Library and Information Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Association (ALIA) Prize - Master of Supply (CIPSA): Master of Logistics and Library and Information Management Supply Chain Management Prize Australian Literacy Educators’ ChemCentral Prize Association University Prize Chemplus 3rd Year - Australian Market and Social Pharmacotherapeutics Practice Prize Research Society Award Chemplus 3rd Year - Australian Meteorological Association Pharmacotherapeutics Theory Prize Prize and Bureau of Meteorology Chemplus 4th Year - Advanced Australian Pharmaceutical Therapeutics Prize Industry (API) Award CIPS Australasia-Logistics and Supply Australian Physiotherapy Association (SA Chain Management Prize Branch) Student Group Perpetual Trophy CISCO CCNP Prize Australian Psychological Society Prize CISCO Network Fundamentals Prize Australian Society for Defence Civil Engineering Graduates’ Society Prize Engineering Prize Clipsal by Schneider Electric Award Australian Society for Operations Research Prize Clipsal by Schneider Electric Prize Australian Sonographers Codan Achievement Prize in Association Student Award Telecommunications Australian Taxation Office Award Codan Project Award for Radio Frequency or Wireless Communication Engineering B P Opie Memorial Prize Coles Award BAE Systems - George H B Haskard Prize Colgate-Palmolive Pty Ltd Award BAE Systems Prize in Digital Signal Processing Colliers International Prize BAE Systems Project Award Concrete Pipe Association of Australasia Prize Bank of South Australia Prizes - Most Outstanding Student, First Year Constance Gordon-Johnson Sculpture Prize BankSA Prize for Business Finance CPA Australia - Jack Harrison Memorial Award BankSA Prize for Finance Investment CPA Australia Postgraduate Prize Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Prize for Management Accounting CPA Australia Prize for Advanced Accounting M Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Prize for Sustainability Accounting and Reporting CPA Australia Prize for Global Issues for Accounting and Contemporary Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Issues in Accounting Team Player Award CPA Australia Young Professionals Award bioCSL Immunohaematology Prize CPR Pharma Services Prize BioSA 3rd Year Medical Science Prize Credit Union SA Excellence in Master BlueScope Steel - Materials Australia Award of Teaching (Early Childhood) Prize Bob Mierisch Memorial Prize in Civil Credit Union SA Excellence in Master of and Structural Engineering Teaching (Primary and Middle) Prize Boost Business Results Prize Credit Union SA Excellence in Master Brooks Running Prize of Teaching (Primary) Prize Bulla Dairy Foods Award Credit Union SA Excellence in Master Business SA Prize of Teaching (Secondary) Prize Cancer Biology Prize Credit Union SA Preschool Professional Experience Prize Caroma Design Competition Prize CRMA Award Caroma Prize in Interior Architecture D G Moye Memorial Prize (Civil Engineering) CBRE Prize David Pank Education Encouragement Prize Cecil Teesdale-Smith (Literary) Award David Pank Northern Areas Education Cecilie Bearup Prize in Placement Encouragement Prize Occupational Therapy David Pank Northern Areas High Cengage Prize Achiever Encouragement Prize Channel 7 News Prize for Best David Pank Undergraduate Television News Story Encouragement Prize David Pank UniSA College Diploma Prize Food and Beverage Development David Pank UniSA College Fund - Excellence Award 3rd Year Encouragement Prize Food and Beverage Development Fund de Lissa Early Childhood Prize Excellence Award - Highest GPA Dean’s Postgraduate Merit Award Food and Beverage Development Fund Excellence Award - Product Defence Science and Technology Development Award Organisation (DSTO) Surveillance Systems Undergraduate Prize Food and Beverage Development Fund Excellence Award - Runner Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Prize Up Product Development Award Department for Correctional Services Award Friends of the South Australian Department of Environment, Water School of Art Inc Prize and Natural Resources Award Gary Lindblom Memorial Prize Design Institute of Australia Modelmaking Geoffrey Maitland Prize (sponsored by the Prize in Interior Architecture Australian Physiotherapy Association) Design Institute of Australia Professional Global Experience Encouragement Award - Ceramics Hames Sharley Prize in Architecture Design Institute of Australia Professional Encouragement Award - Glass Hames Sharley Prize in Interior Architecture Design Institute of Australia Professional Harry P Gill Memorial Medal Encouragement Award - Industrial Design Helen S Blair Prize in Paediatrics Design Institute of Australia (sponsored by the Australian Professional Encouragement Physiotherapy Association) Award - Interior Architecture Hodgkison Graduate Prize in Architecture Design Institute of Australia Professional Ian Davey Research Thesis Prize Encouragement Award - Jewellery Design Ian Wark Research Institute Medal Design Institute of Australia Industrial Relations Society of Professional Encouragement South Australia Prize Award - Visual Communication Inghams Enterprises DG Moye Memorial Prize Postgraduate HRM Prize (Environmental Science) Institute of Public Works Engineering Drake Supermarkets Prize Australia (SA) - G V Allen Medal DVE Business Solutions Prize Institution of Mechanical Engineers - Dynek Pty Ltd Prize Frederick Barnes Waldron Award Early Childhood Australia (SA Branch) Prize Institution of Mechanical eLabtronics Linear Electronic Prize Engineers Project Award Elma Casely Prize ISIS Group Australia Prize in Interior Architecture Elma Casely Prize for Masters of Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry) J R Pickering Prize Elsevier Nursing Prize Jane Harper Research Prize Engineers Australia - University of South Jarvis Group Prize Australia - Keith Johinke Medal Jeanne-Marie Ganne Prize in Women’s Engineers Australia (South Health (sponsored by the Australian Australia) Mechanical Prize Physiotherapy Association) Ernst & Young Prize John Alexander Voules Brown Prize Ethel Barringer Memorial Prize John Christie Wright Memorial Prize F A Haas and Sir William Goodman John Dalby Prize Prize for Civil Engineering Jones Lang LaSalle Award Financial Services Institute of Julie Duncan Memorial Award Australasia (FINSIA) Award for Student Journalism Fisher Jeffries Christmas Card Commission Kate Gilmore Reid Prize (sponsored by the Food and Beverage Development Australian Physiotherapy Association) Fund - Excellence Award - Kellogg’s Award Runner Up Highest GPA Kelly Scientific Resources Award Food and Beverage Development Kmart Australia Ltd. Award Fund - Excellence Award 1st Year Konekt Prize Food and Beverage Development Fund - Excellence Award 2nd Year KWP! Advertising Award Prizes and Awards Prizes

Leo Burnett Award National Pharmacies - 2nd Year Prize Lewis Barrett Prize Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics LexisNexis Prize for Companies National Pharmacies - Dosage and Partnership Law Form Design 1 & 2 Prize LexisNexis Prize for Property Law National Pharmacies 1st Year Prize for Chemistry and Physiology Lions Club of Unley Nursing Award National Pharmacies 4th Year Prize Lydia Longmore Memorial Award Nicholas Opie Award in Design Lysaght Award for Outstanding and Construction Achievement NJDS Thought Innovation Award for Lysaght Award for Outstanding Interior Architecture Research Achievement in Structural Engineering Norm Clarke Fellowship in Margaret E Pank First Year Nursing Physical Activity Award Encouragement Prize Norton Jackson Material Science Margaret E Pank Nursing and Engineering Medal Encouragement Prize Occupational Science Prize Margaret Grace McNair AM Award for Midwifery OT AUSTRALIA - Undergraduate Research and Evidence Based Practice Prize Margaret Grace McNair AM Foundation Prizes Outdoor Educators’ Association Tertiary Outdoor Education Prize Marie Hammond Postgraduate Award Oxford University Press Award Marjorie Black Prize Pat Corrigan Prize Mars Australia Award Patricia Trott Prize (sponsored by the Martin Hansen Award Australian Physiotherapy Association) Master Builders Association Prize People’s Choice Credit Union Award Master of Business Administration Pharmaceutical Defence Limited - Business SA Award First and Second Year Prize for Master of Dietetics: High Achiever Prize Pharmacy Practice courses in the Bachelor of Pharmacy Program Master of International Business - Quality Concrete Holdings BHD Award Pharmaceutical Defence Limited Fourth Year Prize for Pharmacy Practice Courses Master of International Business Best Overall Student Prize Pharmaceutical Science First Year Prize Master of Project Management Pharmaceutical Science, Pharmacy Prize (Hong Kong) Double Degree 5th Year Prize Mathematical Sciences Prize Pharmaceutical Society Gold Medal Mayne Pharma Prize - Best 1st Year Student Pharmaceutical Society Prize - 3rd year Mayne Pharma Prize - Best 2nd Year Student Pharmaceutical Society Prize for 3rd Year Courses: Quality Use of Medicines and Mayne Pharma Prize - Second Year Research in Evidence in Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Science Phil Hoffmann Business Travel Prize Mayne Pharma Prize - Third Year Pharmaceutical Science Photography Awards for Excellence: Atkins Prize Mayne Pharma Prize for Excellence in the Drug Discovery/Drug Photography Awards for Excellence: Development Stream Deborah Paauwe Award Mayne Pharma Prize for the Highest Photography Awards for Excellence: Overall GPA in the Bachelor of Photographic Wholesalers Prize Pharmaceutical Science Physiotherapy Research Foundation Mayne Pharma Prize Pharmaceutical Prize (sponsored by the Australian Industry Experience Course Physiotherapy Association) McGraw-Hill Australia Prize Pitcher Partners Prize McGraw-Hill Prize Pitcher Pharmacy and Terry White Chemists Community Pharmacy Michael Miller Medal Management Award Most Outstanding Female Student Planning Institute of Australia University of South Australia - Master Prize - Postgraduate Student of Engineering (coursework) Planning Institute of Australia Prize Motorola Mobile Enterprise Prize - Undergraduate Student Motorola Prize in Computer Planning Institute of Australia and Network Security Undergraduate Project Prize Nancy Whittingham Award Port Adelaide Football Club Award and Awards Prizes Port Adelaide Football Club Prize Schiavello (SA) Prize in Interior Architecture President of the Friends of the South School of Communication, Australian School of Art Prize International Studies and Languages Primary English Teaching Association First Year Student Prize Australia University Postgraduate Prize School of Education Staff Memorial Award Primary English Teaching Association for Teaching Excellence - Postgraduate University Australia Undergraduate Prize School of Education Staff Memorial Award Prize for Excellence in Laboratory for Teaching Excellence - Undergraduate Medicine with Honours School of Engineering - Computer Pro Vice Chancellor’s Acquisition Prize Communication and Networks Prize Property Council of Australia Prize School of Engineering - Minor Thesis Prize Public Service Association of SA School of Engineering - University of South Australia - Kaplan Higher Education PW Stephens Engineering Prize Singapore (Electrical Engineering) Quality Concrete Holdings BHD School of Engineering - University Prize for the Top Student in of South Australia - Kaplan Higher International Business Strategy Education Singapore (Electronic/ R W Parsons Memorial Prize Telecommunications Engineering) Prize Ralston Medal for Excellence in School of Engineering - University Physical Chemistry at The Wark of South Australia - Kaplan Higher Education Singapore (OMTM) Prize Recreation SA - Gary Crilley Memorial Award School of Engineering Master Redstack Prize for Presentation of Engineering Award in Architecture School of Engineering Redstack Prize for Presentation Mechanical Design Award in Interior Architecture School of Engineering Mechanics Award Renu Mysore (Rajagopalan) Memorial Prize School of Marketing Award for Robyn Parkes Undergraduate Nursing Prize Excellence in Marketing Studies Roche Diagnostics Prize for Excellence Schulz Law Honours Prize in Laboratory Medicine Sheila Bailey Early Childhood Royal Australian Chemical Institute (SA Education Prize Branch) - Roy Marlow Chemistry Prize Sheila Bailey Midwifery Prize Royal College of Nursing (Australia) - High Achiever Award (City East) Sheila Bailey Physiotherapy Prize Royal Institution of Chartered Shirley Chappel Tourism Prize Surveyors Prize Sigma Prize for 3rd Year Dosage RP Data Prize Form Design Courses RS Components Prize Sir Eric Scott Prize for 4th Year Courses Ruth Grant Prize (sponsored by the South Australian Auditor-General’s Australian Physiotherapy Association) Department Prize for Auditing Principles Ruth Grant Prize for Academic Excellence South Australian Auditor-General’s (sponsored by the Australian Department Prize for Auditing Physiotherapy Association) Theory and Practice SA Power Networks - Final Year Spence Nealy Award (Electrical Engineering) SA Power Networks - Most Staff Award for Clinical Practice Outstanding Student State Records of South Australia SA Power Networks Postgraduate ERP Prize - Graduate Diploma in Business Information Management Prize SA Power Networks Undergraduate ERP Prize State Records of South Australia - Master of Business Information Management Prize Sanitarium Health and Wellbeing Award Steel Reinforcement Institute Sansom Medal of Australia (SRIA) Prize for Sansom Pharmacy Fund Travel Reinforced Concrete Design Award (International) Subaru (Aust) Pty Limited Award Sansom Pharmacy Fund Travel Symbion Pharmacy Services Award (National) Prize for First Year Sansom Publication Awards Systems Engineering Society SASTA Prize for Outstanding Pre- of Australia (SESA) Prize service Science Educator T G Mitchell Prize Savills Prize Technology Industry Association Tony Winefield PhD Thesis (TIA) Achievement Award in Prize in Psychology Electronic System Design Unilever Award Ten Network Prize for Best News University of South Australia - Story - Filming and Editing Kaplan Prize - Singapore The ACHPER (SA) Prize University of South Australia The Adelta Legal Mentoring Prize International Program (HK) - for Outstanding Achievement Bachelor of Accountancy Prize The Applied Physics Encouragement Award Valuer Generals Prize The Brain Injury Network (BINSA) W R Odell Memorial Prize Creative and Feature Writing Award Wilmar Library Prize for Creative Writing The Cardiac Society of Australia Workspace Prize and New Zealand Postgraduate Student Award for Excellence Zenith Prize in Interior Architecture The Centacare Prize The Chemmart Prize - Honours Project The City of Mount Gambier Excellence Award The Economic Society of Australia (SA) Prize The Electric Energy Society of Australia Prize The Electric Energy Society of Australia Prize - Final Year Project The Ian Todd Pharmacy Guild Prize The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) (South Australian Section) Award The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) Prize The Intercad Prize The International Test and Evaluation Association Prize for Excellence in T & E The Laminex Prize in Interior Architecture Innovation The Nancy Cooper Prize The National Nine News Student Journalism Award The Nielsen Company Award The Prize for Achievement in Applied Physics The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Prize The Sir William Goodman Electrical Engineering Prize The Sir William Goodman Mechanical Engineering Prize The ‘Tommy Lyon’ Award for Aged Care Therapeutic Guidelines Prize ThermoFisher Scientific Food Microbiology Award TMK Prize for Environmental Science Prizes and Awards Prizes

Professor EleanorRamsay Ms DagmarEgen AM 2002 Hon JusticeMichaelKirby AC, CMG 2001 Dr Kym Bonython AC (dec.) Dr RickAllertAO Mr MalcolmKinnaird AC (dec.) Adjunct Professor Lyndsay Connors AM Dr PatriciaCrook AO 2000 Hon DrBasilHetzel AC Dr Colin ThieleAC (dec.) Professor Lyndall Ryan 1999 Dr AliceRigney Dr DonWilliamsAO (dec.) Ms RuthTuck AO (dec.) Dr JulianClark Mr BruceWebb (dec.) Hon RJLHawke AC Mr NelsonMandela(dec.) 1998 Dr S(Max)Richards Hon JusticeSamuelJacobsAO (dec.) Mr JohnMoriartyAM Ms SueVardon AO Mr DanielThomasAM 1997 Sir Eric NealAC, CVO Hon DrJohnDawkinsAO Ms Wendy McCarthy AO Hon JusticeJohnvon DoussaAO QC Dr BettyDavis AM(dec.) Mr Archie Barton AM(dec.) 1996 Dr JamesCYSoong Dr ChristobelMattingleyAM Dr David PankAM(dec.) Ms Doreen Kartinyeri (dec.) 1995 Hon DameRomaMitchellAC, DBE(dec.) Mr JohnUhrigAC Mr Gavin Walkley AM(dec.) Ms AnneDeveson AO 1994 Dr JamesMay Ms AlisonCrook AO Professor Lowitja O’DonoghueAC, CBE,DSJ Dr JeanBlackburnAO (dec.) Mr JohnMcDonaldAM(dec.) 1993 Doctor oftheUniversity Previous HonoraryAward Recipients Hon Quentin Bryce ADCVOHon QuentinBryce Dr JaneGoodallDBE Sir Terence Pratchett OBE (dec.) Dr AnneSummersAO Dr Wolf BlassAM Major General CharlesBoldenJr Professor PeterHøj 2014 Mr MichaelHeard Hon AlexanderDownerAC Hon DrRobyn Layton AO QC Mr Sydney Ball 2013 Ms FionaHallAO 2012 Mr Jeffrey Smart AO (dec.) Emeritus Professor MaxwellBrennan AO Professor AshisNandy Ms AliceMcCleary 2011 Adjunct Professor NeilBryans Professor BrianVincent 2010 Mr MartinAlbrecht AC Mr David Klingberg AO Professor JarlRosenholm 2009 Mr MiltonMoonAM Dr PamelaRyanOAM 2008 Professor Leanna Read Dr RonRadford AM Professor DonBursillAM Emeritus Professor DeniseBradley AC 2007 Hon SusanRyanAO Mr Mike RannAC Mr NortonJacksonAM(dec.) 2006 Dr SimonWong Dr Gregor RamseyAM Professor RNatarajan Mr Leon Davis AO Dr JulianBurnsideQC Dr Frank Bass(dec.) Professor Andrew Ehrenberg (dec.) 2005 Mr StephenPageAM Mr PhillipAdams AO 2004 Dr Alfred HuangAM Dr Yuan Tseh Lee Mr MauricedeRohanAO OBE(dec.) Professor ZhangXiaowei 2003

Previous Honors Professor Brian Burdekin AO 2011 Professor Mary McAleese Emeritus Professor Hilary Winchester Mr Vinton G Cerf Emeritus Professor Mary Barton AO Mr Peter Gabriel 2012 2015 Emeritus Professor Roger Smart Professor Robyn Williams AM Emeritus Professor Andrew Gilbert AM Professor Gerald Goodhardt Emeritus Professor Michael Taylor

Emeritus Laureate Professor 2014 Emeritus Professor Gerry Griffin 2012 Emeritus Laureate Professor John Ralston 2015 AO Emeritus Professor Bruce Johnson Emeritus Professor Barbara Pocock Emeritus Professor University Fellow 1992 Emeritus Professor Alan Mead OBE (dec.) 1999 Mr Norton Jackson AM (dec.) 1997 Mr Frank Lampard OAM Emeritus Professor Robert Northcote (dec.) Mr John Heard AM 1998 Mr Earle Scott OAM (dec.) Emeritus Professor Kenneth J Atkins (dec.) Mr Malcolm Colegate Emeritus Professor Colin Bourke Mr Richard (Dick) Fidock AO Emeritus Professor David Lee 2002 Emeritus Professor David Robinson Mr Wallace Cameron Emeritus Professor Robert Smyth 2004 1999 Mrs Elizabeth (Liz) Watson (dec.) Emeritus Professor Henry d’Assumpcao AO Mr Eric Granger FSTE Dr Lewis O’Brien AO 2000 Dr Geoff Wood Emeritus Professor Michael Miller AO 2005 Emeritus Professor Lloyd Sansom AO Mr Ian Hardy AM 2002 Mr Gordon Ingkatji Emeritus Professor Freda Briggs AO Professor Jong Taik Lee (dec.) Emeritus Professor Ruth Grant AM 2006 2003 Mr Andrew Chen Emeritus Professor Kym Adey AM Mr Yeong Chee Meng

2004 2007 Emeritus Professor Kevin O’Brien Mr Stephen Hains Mrs Li Yian Lin 2006 Emeritus Professor Ian Davey 2008 Emeritus Professor Alison Mackinnon AM Mr Kelvin Trimper Emeritus Professor Robert Crotty 2009 2007 Dr Kia Ngee Chew Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley AC 2010 Emeritus Professor Robin King Mr Peter Smith Emeritus Professor Bruce King Ms Jan Lowe 2008 2013 Emeritus Professor Michael Rowan Mr Terry Weston Emeritus Professor Paul Hughes AM, FACE Mr Bill Cossey AM 2009 2014 Emeritus Professor Marjory Ebbeck Ms Elizabeth Ho OAM Emeritus Professor Alan Reid AM Adjunct Associate Professor Adrian Vicary 2010 Adjunct Professor Dennis Mulcahy Emeritus Professor Stephen Hamnett 2015 Emeritus Professor Philip Howlett Mr Theo Maras AM Emeritus Professor Dorothy Scott OAM Mr Bruce Linn Dr Anna Ciccarelli

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