Trinity College, the University of Melbourne Annual Report 2004

Trinity College, The University of Melbourne Annual Report 2004

2004 ANNUAL REPORT

TRINITY COLLEGE, THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE

APPENDICES

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT...... 2

COLLEGE STANDING COMMITTEES...... 2

MEMBERS OF THE COLLEGE COUNCIL...... 3

FELLOWS OF THE COLLEGE...... 4

HONOURS...... 5

BEREAVEMENTS...... 5

SENIOR STAFF...... 6

ORGANISATIONAL CHART...... 6

STAFF OF TRINITY COLLEGE...... 7

RESIDENT FELLOWS, VISITING RESEARCH FELLOWS, AND OTHER VISITING

SCHOLARS...... 18

STAFF RESEARCH, PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS...... 19

CHOIR AND ORGAN APPOINTMENTS...... 24

TRINITY COLLEGE ASSOCIATED CLUBS COMMITTEE...... 25

TRINITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION STUDIES...... 25

STUDENT LEADERSHIP GROUPS...... 25

SCHOLARSHIPS...... 26

AWARDS TO TRINITY STUDENTS...... 30

RESIDENT STUDENTS...... 31

NON-RESIDENT STUDENTS...... 34

THEOLOGY STUDENTS...... 34

Appendix A1 Annual Report 2004 Trinity College, The University of Melbourne

FOUNDATION STUDIES STUDENTS...... 35

CHEMISTRY BRIDGING PROGRAMS...... 39

SCIENCE SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS...... 40

CREATIVE THINKING SUMMER SCHOOL STUDENTS...... 40

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MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

Mr Barry Capp Chairman Professor Donald Markwell Warden Dr Stewart Gill Dean and Deputy Warden Dr Graeme Blackman Appointed by Council (from May 2004) Mr David Brownbill AM Appointed by Board Mr Anthony J Buzzard Appointed by Council Mr Mark Cicchiello Senior Student 2004–05 (from August 2004) The Rt Revd Andrew Curnow Appointed by Council The Rt Revd James A Grant AM Appointed by Council Mr Oliver Hodson Senior Student 2003–04 (until August 2004) Ms Ceri Lawley Appointed by Board Professor Amanda Sinclair Appointed by Board (until October 2004)

Secretary of the Board: Ms Wendy Lewis Bursar (until August 2004) Mr Gary Norman Director of Finance & Administration (role previously known as ‘Bursar’) (from September 2004)

Minute Secretary: Ms Amanda Crawley (until April 2004) Dr Jon Ritchie (from May 2004)

During 2004, Ms Diana Smith (Director of Trinity College Foundation Studies), Ms Clare Pullar (Director of Development), Revd Dr Andrew McGowan (Director of the Theological School), and Mr William D T Cowan (Chair of the Finance Committee) also attended Board meetings by invitation as observers.

COLLEGE STANDING COMMITTEES

Committee Chair Finance Committee - Mr William D T Cowan Building Review Committee - The Warden Superannuation Policy Committee - Ms Ceri Lawley Employee Relations Committee - The Warden Executive Committee, Trinity College Foundation - Mr Philip Roff Theological School Management Committee - The Rt Revd Andrew Curnow Art Committee - Professor A G L Shaw, AO Friends of Trinity Committee - Mr David Woods Trinity College Foundation Studies Academic Committee - The Warden Committee of the Union of the Fleur-de-Lys - Dr Romayne Holmes Fellowship Committee - – Marketing and Strategy Development Committee - The Warden

MEMBERS OF THE COLLEGE COUNCIL

The Most Revd Peter Watson Archbishop of Melbourne, President Professor Donald Markwell Warden Mr David Brownbill, AM Foundation Mr Barry Capp Chairman, Board of Management Mr Mark Cicchiello Senior Student 2004–05 Mr James Clark Resident Student 2004–05 Mr Robert Clemente Former Resident Student Mr William D T Cowan Fellow The Rt Revd Andrew Curnow Diocese of Melbourne The Rt Revd Jeffrey Driver Diocese of Gippsland Ms Alice Estcourt Resident Student 2003–04 Dr Stewart Gill Dean and Deputy Warden Mr John Gourlay Foundation Mr Oliver Hodson Senior Student 2003–04 Dr Romayne Holmes Former Resident Student Dr Alison Inglis University of Melbourne Mr Alexander Johnson Resident Student 2003–04 Dr Michael ‘Taffy’ Jones, PSM Former Resident Student Ms Susannah King Former Resident Student Ms Ashwinny Krishna Former Trinity College Foundation Studies Student Mr Michael Leighton Jones Director of Music Ms Wendy Lewis Bursar (until August 2004) The Revd Dr Andrew McGowan Director of Trinity College Theological School The Revd Fr Philip Murphy Diocese of Wangaratta Mrs Lara Nicholls Former Resident Student Mr Gary Norman Director of Finance & Administration (role previously known as ‘Bursar’) from September 2004 Professor John Poynter, AO, OBE University of Melbourne Ms Clare Pullar Executive Director of Foundation Mr Philip Roff Foundation Mr Neil Saul President of Senior Common Room 2003–04, 2004–05 Dr Clare Scott Secretary, Union of the Fleur-de-Lys Professor A G L Shaw, AO Fellow Ms Diana Smith Director, Trinity College Foundation Studies The Hon Clive Tadgell, QC Fellow The Venerable Colin Tett Diocese of Bendigo The Revd Dr Richard Treloar Chaplain Mr David Woods Parent, President of Friends of Trinity College Ms Henrietta Zeffert Resident Student 2003–04

Mr Jon Ritchie attended Council meetings as Minute Secretary. Members of the Board of Management who were not members of Council, together with Professor Bob Chambers (Provost), Ms Amanda Crawley (Director of Human Resources), Dr Mark Lindsay (Director of Academic Studies), Dr Richard Wraith (Director of IT & T and the Learning Innovation Centre) and Mrs Nina Waters (Leeper Librarian), attended by invitation as observers.

FELLOWS OF THE COLLEGE

Dame Margaret Blackwood (deceased 1986) The Rt Revd Dr Peter Hollingworth, AC, OBE Sir John Bunting (deceased 1995) Dr John Hueston (deceased 1993) The Revd Dr Evan Burge (deceased 2003) Sir Brian Inglis, AC Sir Joseph Burke (deceased 1992) Dr Peter Jones (deceased 1995) Mr Anthony Buzzard Professor Richard Larkins, AO Mr Barry Capp Miss Valentine Leeper (deceased 2001) Sir Roderick Carnegie, AC Dr Susan Lim (from May 2004) The Most Revd Dr Peter Carnley AO Mr Brian Loton, AC Professor Manning Clark (deceased 1991) Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, AC, DBE Sir Rupert Clarke, AM, MBE (deceased 2005) Mr James Perry Mr Robert Clemente Professor John Poynter, AO, OBE Mr Bill Cowan Mr Robert Sanderson Mr Robert Cripps, AM Professor Robin Sharwood, AM Mr Alan Cuthbertson Professor Alan Shaw, AO The Rt Revd Robert Dann Sir Reginald Sholl (deceased 1988) Professor Peter Dennison (deceased 1989) Ms Diana Smith Professor Derek Denton The Hon Clive Tadgell, QC Sir Clive Fitts (deceased 1984) Mr Michael Thwaites, AO Mr John Gourlay Sir Lance Townsend (deceased 1983) The Rt Revd James Grant AM Dr Mechai Viravaidya Mr James Guest, AM, OBE, VRD Professor Kevin Westfold (deceased 2001) The Hon Sir Rupert Hamer, AC, KCMG, ED Mr Richard Woolcott, AC (deceased 2004) Sir Frank Woods (deceased 1992) Sir Edmund Herring (deceased 1982)

Professor Derek Denton, the Warden, and Dame Margaret Scott admire the photo presented to Professor Denton at the dinner to celebrate his installation as a Fellow of Trinity College.

HONOURS

AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS

AC Leonard Gordon Darling, AO, CMG, (TC 1940), Melbourne, Victoria. For service to the arts through vision, advice and philanthropy for long-term benefit to the nation.

AM Michael William Gorton (TC 1976), Melbourne, Victoria. For service to the community through a range of organisations including the United Nations Association and Greening Australia, and through the promotion of equal opportunity and Aboriginal reconciliation.

Timothy Charles Murray (TC 1954), Toorak, Victoria. For service to the development of boys’ education, particularly as headmaster of Canberra Grammar School.

QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY HONOURS

AM Professor John David Horowitz (TC 1974), Kensington Park, SA. For service to medicine and medical research in the field of cardiology, particularly in the area of ischaemic heart disease.

BEREAVEMENTS

Dr Yvonne AITKEN, AM (TC 1930) Fellow of Ronald Munro MARTIN (TC 1940) Janet Clarke Hall Geoffrey Robin MASEL (TC 1946) Dr (William) Ronald BEETHAM, AM (TC 1949) William John (Bill) MEREDITH (TC 1940) Robert Anthony (Tony) COLE (TC 1952) Richard Lennard MINIFIE (TC 1941) The Revd Arthur COUTANCHE (TC 1934) James Hollis MINSON (TC 1968) Dr Peter Hannay DAVIS (TC 1934) Wilfrid Gerald a’Beckett MINSON (TC 1961) John David FELTHAM (TC 1950) Alastair Gordon MITCHELL (TC 1954) (Ernest) Bert GILBERT (TC 1936) Professor Norval Ramsden MORRIS (TC 1940) Sir Rupert James HAMER, AC, KCMG, ED (TC Dr Nathaniel Albert Alfred MYERS, AM (TC 1935) Fellow of Trinity College 1940) Dr Geoffrey William HARLEY, AM (TC 1949) Harry Wilfred NUNN, OAM (TC 1937) Dr David Nicholson HAWKINS (TC 1946) (James) Finlay PATRICK (TC 1935) Bruce Seymour HILL (TC 1953) Matthew Peter PATTERSON (TC 1987) Robert Alexander Dunlop HOOD, MBE (TC Dr Richard Stanley Docker READ (TC 1957) 1940) William Gerson SHMITH (TC 1941) Dr David Alan JOLLEY (TC 1942) Reginald Leslie STOCK, OBE (TC 1930) John Wilson KELLY (TC 1947) John Anthony (Jack) STRAHAN, QC (TC 1958) Dr William Ronald KINGSTON (TC 1940) Thomas Whitelaw (Tom) TATCHELL (TC Dr Allenby (Allen) Abraham Michel LAPIN (TC 1933) 1946) Revd Thomas Henry TIMPSON, AO (TC 1932) Lachlan Stuart MACKELLAR (TC 1967) Dr James Gavin Amess TROUP (TC 1940) (Edwin) Max McCONCHIE (TC 1947) Dr Percy James WHITE (TC 1938) Bray MARKOV (TC 1939) Michael John WOLTON (TC 1990)

SENIOR STAFF

(Year of commencement in this position shown in brackets)

Senior Management Team Professor Donald MarkwellWarden (1997) Dr Stewart Gill Dean and Deputy Warden (2000) Professor Bob Chambers Provost (July 2004) Ms Wendy Lewis Bursar (2001 until August 2004) (also 1996–97) Mr Gary Norman Director of Finance and Administration (September 2004) Ms Clare Pullar Director of Development, and Executive Director of the Trinity College Foundation (1997) Ms Diana Smith Director (2003), Acting Director (from November 2002), Deputy Director (2000, also 1996–99) and Director of Studies (2000, also 1991–99), Trinity College Foundation Studies Revd Dr Andrew McGowanDirector of Trinity College Theological School (2003) Ms Amanda Crawley Director of Human Resources (May 2004), Deputy Director (Strategic Development), Trinity College Foundation Studies, and Director of Staff Development (April 2003), Deputy Bursar (2002)

Other Senior Staff Mr Campbell Bairstow Associate Director of Development (2003) Dr Sally Dalton-Brown Director of Academic Mentoring (2003) Mr Michael Leighton Jones Director of Music (1997) Dr Mark Lindsay Director of Academic Studies (residential) (2002) Ms Alison Menzies Director of Admissions and Associate Director, Trinity College Foundation Studies (May 2004), Director of Admissions, Trinity College Foundation Studies (2001) Dr Jon Ritchie Director of Student Welfare (residential) (2000), Executive Officer, Warden’s Office (May 2004) Mrs Rosemary Sheludko Director of Communications (2002) Dr Tan Hooi Cheng Associate Director (Academic), Trinity College Foundation Studies (2003) Revd Dr Richard Treloar Chaplain (2003) Mrs Nina Waters Leeper Librarian (2000) Dr Richard Wraith Director of Information Technology & Telecommunications (1999), Director of the Learning Innovation Centre (2000)

A full listing of staff in all parts of the College in 2004 follows.

ORGANISATIONAL CHART

COUNCIL

WARDEN

Director of Director of Director of Dean Director of Chaplain Bursar Director of Director of Director of Trinity College Development Communications and Trinity College IT&T and. the Music Staff Development Foundation Deputy Warden Theological Learning Innovation Studies School Centre

Librarian Director of Deputy Director (Academic) Theological Chaplains Buildings & Grounds Mgr Choir Summer Deputy Director (Strategic Development) Lecturers Accountant Schools Dir. Admissions Catering Manager Dir. Student Services Dir. Registrations Dir. Academic Projects Student Dir. Academic Dir. Student Dir. Academic Dir. Sport Dir. Academic Advice Advisor Studies Welfare Mentoring Dir. Student Welfare Chaplain TCFS Academic Staff

Tutors - Resident Tutors - Non-Resident

STAFF OF TRINITY COLLEGE 2004

Professor Donald Markwell, BEcon(Hons) Qld, MA, MPhil, DPhil Oxon Warden of Trinity College; Professorial Fellow, University of Melbourne

Dr Stewart Gill, MA(Hons) Edin, MA Toronto, PhD Guelph, FRHistS Dean and Deputy Warden (until Dec); Senior Fellow, History, University of Melbourne

Professor Robert Chambers, BA Duke, BD Yale, PhD Brown Provost (from July)

Ms Kathryn McGrath Executive Assistant to the Warden

Mr Geoffrey Browne, BA, MA Monash Warden’s Research Assistant

Ms Pamela O’Brien, BA Melb Assistant to the Dean

Dr Jon Ritchie, GradDipAppSci PIT, BA(Hons) VUT, PhD Melb Executive Officer (from May)

TRINITY COLLEGE – THE RESIDENTIAL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

Dr Stewart Gill, MA(Hons) Edin, MA Toronto, PhD Guelph, FRHistS Dean and Deputy Warden (until December); Senior Fellow, History, University of Melbourne

Ms Pamela O’Brien, BA Melb Assistant to the Dean

Dr Mark Lindsay, BA(Hons), PhD(Dist) UWA, FRHistS Director of Academic Studies (until December); Fellow, History, University of Melbourne

Dr Sally Dalton-Brown BA(Hons) Wits, BA(Hons) UNISA, MA Wits, PhD Cantab Director of Mentoring

Dr Leanne Habeeb, BA UMS, MA UNL, PhD CUNY Academic Registrar and Adviser to Students

Dr Jon Ritchie, GradDipAppSci PIT, BA(Hons) VUT, PhD Melb Director of Student Welfare

RESIDENT TUTORS

Dr Emma Henderson, BA, LLB(Hons) Cant, LLM BritCol, PhD Melb (Law/Legal Studies) Law Tutorial Co-ordinator Dr Paul Lee, MBBS(Hons) Melb (Medicine) Medical Tutorial Co-ordinator

Dr David Alexander, MBBS Melb (Medicine) Ms Sara Bice, BA UNC-Chapel Hill (Political Science/Women’s Studies) Mr Hamish Coates, BA(Hons), BSc, MEd Melb (Politics/Psychology/Statistics) Mr Marcus Cole, BSc(Hons), PhD Wales (until January)

Mr Brett Considine, BCom(Hons) Melb (Accounting/Finance) Ms Lauren Gurrieri, BCom(Hons), BA Melb (Marketing and Management) (from January) Ms Angela Keam, BA(Hons), DipEd Monash (English) Mr Hsein Yoong Kew, BCom(Hons) Melb (Economics/Econometrics) Mr Anthony Marshall, BCom(Hons), MCom(Hons) Melb, MA(Econ) Columbia (Economics) Dr Ben Namdarian, MBBS Melb (Medicine) Mr John Phan, BEng Monash (Engineering) Mr Neil Saul, BA(Hons), MA Monash (History) Dr Alexandra Teague, BBSc/BArch(Hons) VUW, MHeritCons Syd, PhD Melb (Architecture/Design) Ms Megan Warner, BJuris, LLB, LLM, UWA LLM(with Commendation) Bristol, BTheol MCD (Law/Theology)

NON-RESIDENT TUTORS

Mr Abdulaziz Allaf, BA Leb, BA(Hons), MA VU (Arabic) Ms Kylie Aumann, BSc(Hons) Melb (Chemistry) Mr Jayan Balakumar, BCom(Hons), LLB Melb (International Finance) (from April until June) Dr Paolo Baracchi, Laurea di Dottore in Filosofia Università degli Studi di Firenze, PhD Melb (Italian) Dr Stephen Bedding, BSc(Hons) Dunelm, PhD London, MinstP, CPhys (Mathematics) Dr Richard Bittar, MBBS, PhD Sydney (Neurosurgery) Mr David Brownbill, MBBS Melb, FRACS (Neurosurgery) Ms Samantha Byrne, BDentSc(Hons) Qld (Dental Science) Mr James Campbell, BA(Hons) Melb, MPhil Cantab (Politics) Mr Benedict Carson, BSc(Hons) Melb (Physics) (from August) Mr Biao Chen, MA (English Literature) Nantong Teachers’ College Jiangsu, Grad Dip Shanghai Teachers’ University (Chinese Studies) Dr Laura Chérubin, Baccalauréat DEUG B English, M English, DEA Paris VII University (Jussieu) PhD Melb (French) Mr James Coffey, BEng(Hons) RMIT, BSc(Hons) Monash (Maths) Ms Eireann Cosgriff, BSc(Hons), DipModLang Melb (Physics) (from August) Dr Sally Dalton-Brown, BA(Hons) Wits, BA(Hons) UNISA, MA Wits, PhD Cantab (Russian) Dr Peter Ebeling, MBBS Melb (Endocrinology) Professor Irwin Faris, MBBS Melb, FRACS (Anatomy) Mr Peter Field, MBBS Melb, FRACS (Vascular Surgery) Dr Stewart Gill, MA(Hons) Edin, MA Toronto, PhD Guelph, FRHistS (History) Dr Ajith Gunatilaka, PhD OSU, MS UCF, BSc Moratuma (Electrical Engineering) Dr Leanne Habeeb, BA UMS, MA UNL, PhD CUNY (Philosophy) Kate Huggins, BSc(Hons) Melb (Physiology) (from August) Mr Michael Leighton Jones, BA VUW, MA Cantab, MMus Qld (Music) Mr Edward Leung, BComm(Hons)/LLB(Hons) Melb (Actuarial Studies) Dr Mark R Lindsay, BA(Hons), PhD(Dist) UWA FRHistS (History/Theology) (until December) Mr Michael Long, MBBS Melb, FRACS (General Surgery) Professor Donald Markwell, BEcon(Hons) Qld, MA, MPhil, DPhil Oxon (Politics/International Relations) Dr Grantley McDonald, BA(Hons), PhD Melb (German) Dr Leigh Morpeth, BSc(Hons), PhD Melb (Physics) (until June) Ms Meg Mulcahy, BSc(Hons), BTeaching-Secondary Melb (Psychology) (from August) Dr Keith Noack, MBBS Melb (Gastroenterology) Dr David O’Dell, BSc(Hons), PhD Melb (Maths) (from March) Ms Jill Pleasance, BSc(Hons) Monash (Immunology) (from March until May) Dr Jon Ritchie, GradDipAppSci PIT, BA(Hons), VUT, PhD Melb (History) Dr Simon Royce, BSc(Hons), PhD Melb (Pathology) Ms Meredith Schilling, Assoc DipMusic VCA, BA Deakin, JD Melb (Law) (from April until June) Mr Edward Taylor, BA/BSc(Hons) Melb (Physics) (until July)

Dr Duy Thai, MBBS Melb (Medicine) Ms Eve Temple-Smith, BSc/LLB Melb (Law) (from March) Ms Atsuko Wakida, BA Kobe (Japanese) Mr Michael Walsh, BArts/Eng (Chemical) (Hons) Adelaide, BLaws(Hons) Melb/Adelaide (Law) (from August) Dr David Webb, MBBS Melb, FRACS (Urology) Mr Nathan White, BPhysio Melb (Physiotherapy) Mr William Wilson, MBBS Melb, FRACS (Plastic Surgery) Mr Jin Xiong, LLB China, GradDip Leo Cussen Inst, JD Melb (Law) (from March)

THEOLOGY

The Revd Dr Andrew McGowan, BA(Hons) UWA, BD(Hons) MCD, PhD NDU Director, Trinity College Theological School The Revd Ross Fishburn, BA(Hons) Syd, BD(Hons), TheolM MCD Dean of Studies and Farnham Maynard Lecturer in Theology The Revd Dr Craig de Vos, BVSc Melb, DipPS ACD, BTh(Hons), PhD Flinders Bromby Lecturer in New Testament Dr David O’Brien BSc, BComEng La Trobe, MA, MATS GCTS, MPhil, DPhil Oxon Registrar & Adjunct Lecturer The Revd Dr Ruwan Palapathwala, BTh Serampore, BTheol, TheolM MCD, BEd CIT, MEd Massey, PhD Victoria NZ Noel Carter Lecturer in Pastoral Theology Dr Kim Power, GradDip(Arts) Monash, PhD LaTrobe, BTheol, MTheol MCD, BA Melb Blackman Fellow in Early Christian Studies (from September) The Revd Dr Richard Treloar, BTheol, TheolM MCD, PhD Monash Stewart Lecturer in Theology Ms Dorothy Dullege Personal Assistant/Administrative Assistant

THEOLOGY ONLINE Adjunct Lecturers

The Revd Dr Timothy Gaden, BA(Hons) Melb, BD(Hons) MCD, PhD Monash The Rt Revd Dr Michael Hough, BTh MCD, STL Gregorian, PhD Cambridge Grad Sch Ark Dr Mark Lindsay, BA(Hons), PhD(Dist) UWA, FRHistS Mr David O’Brien BSc, BComEng La Trobe, MA, MATS GCTS, MPhil, DPhil Oxon The Revd Dr Colleen O’Reilly, BTh, MTh, DMin, GradDipEdAdmin Revd Dr Charles Sherlock, BA(Hons) Syd, BD(Hons) London, MA ANU, ThD, ThL(Hons) ACT

Adjunct Tutors

Dr Anne Elvey, DipEd ACU, BTheol, TheolM MCD, BSc(Hons), PhD Monash The Revd Dr Barry Paterson, BA Qld, BD MCD, MLitt UNE, DBibStuds PCGS, MEd USQ Ms Melissa Roffey, BTheol, GradDipTheol MCD (until August) The Revd Gregory Seach, BA(Hons) DipEd Syd, BD(Hons), AdvDipMin, MCD The Ven Dr Catherine Thomson, BA Stirling, DipEd, Dip PS, BTh(Hons), PhD Flinders Ms Megan Warner, BJuris, LLB, LLM, UWA, LLM(with Commendation) Bristol, BTheol MCD Mr Robert Whalley, BA UCalif, MDiv CDSP

TRINITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION STUDIES (TCFS)

ADMINISTRATION

Ms Diana Smith, BA, BEd, GradDipCompEd Melb Director of Trinity College Foundation Studies Ms Amanda Crawley, BA, DipEd, MBA Melb Deputy Director (Strategic Development) (until May) Dr Tan Hooi Cheng, BSc(Hons), PhD Monash Associate Director (Academic) Ms Alison Menzies, BA, BSW Melb

Associate Director TCFS (from May) and Director of Admissions Mr Glen Jennings, BA(Hons), MA LaTrobe Director of Academic Advice

Dr Tamar Lewit, BA(Hons) Melb, PhD London Director of Special Academic Projects Ms Susan Borovac (maternity leave) Receptionist Ms Mina Corbino Acting Exam and Extended Program Coordinator Ms Alexandra Dahlsen Student Administration Manager

Ms Leigh Dib, BA, MA (App Ling) Melb, TPTC Toorak Teachers College, CertTESL RSA London, ESL Coordinator Dr Anthony Klemm, BSc(Hons) Adel, PhD Flin, FAustMs Co-ordinator of Fast Track Ms Helen Kludt Receptionist Dr Bernard Leigh, BSc(Hons), GradDipEd(Sec), PhD Monash Timetable Coordinator Ms Kathleen Logan, BA(Hons) Strathclyde Personal Assistant to Director Ms Tanya Robinson Personal Assistant to the Deputy Director (until April) Ms Evelyn Wee Administration Coordinator (Swanston Precinct) (from July) Mr Daniel Whyte Administrative Assistant Mrs Michelle Wilkinson, BA(Visual), GradDipEd Exam and Extended Program Coordinator (until June)

ACCOMMODATION

Ms Sue Vissaritis Housing and Accommodation Officer

ADMISSIONS

Ms Alison Menzies, BA, BSW Melb Director of Admissions and Associate Director Foundation Studies (from May)

Ms Lesley Allen, DipKTC Melb Admissions Manager

Ms Yvonne Au, BBus Deakin, MBA Monash Regional Admissions Manager

Ms Kirsten Fawcett, BA VUT Admissions Assistant

Ms Katerina Gauntlett, BA(Hons) Melb, MAPubl Monash Regional Admissions Manager

Ms Catherine Tay, BCom Deakin Regional Admissions Manager

CHAPLAINCY

The Revd Kim Cruickshank, DipYM, BTheol MCD Chaplain

REGISTRATIONS

Ms Christine Alexiou, BA Monash Director of Registrations

Ms Lisa Mallia, AssocDipBusiness RMIT, Certificate IV Human Resources VUT Administrative Assistant – Registrations

STUDENT COUNSELLING

Ms Anita Krautschneider, BA Deakin, GradDip(App Psych) VUT, MEd(Psych), MAPS Student Counsellor

STUDENT SERVICES

Ms Ashwinny Krishna Singam, BCom Melb Director of Student Services Mr Vincent Ramos, BCA VCA Projects Officer Mr Stephen Lew, BIS Melb Liaison Officer (International Students) (from February)

STUDENT WELFARE

Dr Felicity Fallon, BSc, DipEd Qld, MEd Melb, DEd Melb Director of Student Welfare

Ms Lim Say Chin, BA Deakin, DipAdv LICT Administrative Assistant – Student Welfare

Mr Stephan Faubel, BEd MelbStateCollege, PostGradDip(Acting) UK Lecturer in Charge

Mr Russell Beedles, BA, DipEd Melb, MEd LaTrobe Ms Rosemary Blight, BA, DipEd, MEd Melb, NLP Practitioner Mr Danny Fahey, BEd Vic College Mr Ernie Gray, BEd, GradDip(Acting) NIDA Mr Jack Migdalek, BEd VicColl, DipTEFL/TESL ELC UK, MEd Deakin Mr Roger Selleck, GradDipHist La Trobe, DipDramatic Art VCA Ms Jo Wilson, BEd Rusden Mr Dion Teasdale, BA Melb, GradDipFTV(Anim) VCA Drama Department Assistant (until July)

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP)

Ms Neralie Hoadley, BA(Hons), GradDipEd, MA Melb Lecturer in Charge July & Fast Track Programs

Ms Dale Shapter Lau, BA, DipEd Monash, CertTESL, MA(AppLinguistics) Melb Lecturer in Charge February Program

Ms Susan Bendall, BA(Hons), DipEd La Trobe Ms Sara Cameron, TTC NZ, GradDipTESL Victoria NZ, BEd La Trobe, GradDipHRM Deakin (on leave from July 2004 to July 2005) Ms Poi Chey Chan, BA Hons Sussex, MA(TESOL) Nottingham Ms Pam Cook, DipEd, PGradESL, MA(AppLinguistics) Melb

Ms Patrizia Cotesta-Valastro, MEd Monash, DipEd ACU, BA LaTrobe (from September) Ms Rose De la cruz, BA Monash & Leeds, DipEd La Trobe, MA(Environmental Studies) Melb, RSACert, DipTEFL UK Ms Leigh Dib, BA, MA(AppLinguistics) Melb, TPTC Toorak Teachers College, CertTESL RSA London Ms Jane Garton, BEd, GradDipTESL StateCollVic, MedStudies UniSA Mr Marco Hermann, BA La Trobe, DipEd Monash, BEd, GradDipTESL Deakin, MA(AppLinguistics) Melb (on leave from July 2004 to July 2005) Ms Sue Jobst, BA, DipEd LaTrobe, GradDipEd ACU (from July until December) Ms Helen Just, BA, BEd, DipEd La Trobe, MA(AppLinguistics) Melb Mr Ian Lording, DipAppChem RMIT, BSc, MA Melb, DipEd Monash, CERTEFLA IH UK (from October until November) Ms Annette Macdonald GCertTESOL PGradMTh Melb, DipEd EdCow WA, BA LaTrobe (from October until December) Ms Priti Mukherjee, BA, DipEd(TESL), BEd(TESOL) Mr Robert Parbs BA(Hons), DipEd Adel, MEd La Trobe, DipT Adel T.C., DipCrim Melb, CELTA RSA/Camb Mrs Pat Porter, BA(Hons) Monash, DipEd, BEd La Trobe Ms Ruth Pritchard, BA Syd, BEd(TESOL), DipEd La Trobe, MA(AppLinguistics) Melb Mr Frank Sanders, BS, MA BUP, MA Melb, CertEFLA Holm Coll, GradCertTESOL Wollongong

LITERATURE

Mr Glen Jennings, BA(Hons), MA LaTrobe Lecturer in Charge

Dr Claudio Bozzi, BA(Hons) Melb, PhD Edin Ms Anya Daly, BA(Philosophy) La Trobe, DipEdTESOL&History/Humanities La Trobe, BLitt(Hons)History of Ideas Deakin, MA(Philosophy) Deakin Dr Mike Heald, BA(Hons), DipEd, PhD UWA, CertTEFL MillnerWA Ms Neralie Hoadley, BA(Hons), GradDipEd, MA Melb Ms Rebecca Lucas, BA(Hons) Monash (from June) Ms Meagan McCue, BA Melb, DipEd Syd Ms Caitlin Mahar, BA(Hons) Melb, MA Monash (maternity leave from June 2004 until February 2005) Ms Samantha Semmens, BA(Hons), MA Melb Mr Dion Teasdale, BA Melb, GradDipFTV(Anim) VCA (until July)

HISTORY OF IDEAS

Dr Tamar Lewit, BA(Hons) Melb, PhD London Lecturer in Charge

Mr Frazer Andrewes, BA, MA(Hons) Auck Dr Jonathan Barlow, BA(Hons) Syd, MA Monash, PhD Syd Mr John Buttrose, DipTeaching(Primary) Torrens CAE, BA(Hons) LaTrobe Mr Richard Finch, BA(Hons), BCom Melb Ms Clare McKnight, BA(Hons) ANU, BEd Melb, GradDipRE, DipTheolStuds YTU Ms Jane Neild, BSc Melb, GradDipPsych Deakin (from March) Mr Rex Pirie, BA, DipEd Melb, MLitt Aberdeen (from April until October) Dr Janusz Sysak, BA, DipEd Qld, MLitt Sorbonne Nouvelle, PhD Melb Dr Justin Tighe, BA(Hons), MA LaTrobe, PhD Monash (until January)

ACCOUNTING

Ms Mary Zafirakis, BEc, PostGradDip(Acc) Monash Lecturer in Charge

Mr Felipe Casasayas, BEd Melb, GradDipCompSci, GradDipAdvCompSci, GradDipAcc La Trobe Mr Ian Beck, BBus, MBA RMIT, MEdAdmin, DipTertEd UNE, DipEd SCVH, FRMIT

BIOLOGY

Dr Kerry Higgins, BSc(Hons), PhD Melb Lecturer in Charge

Ms Madeline Papandreou, BSc(BioTech&Cell Biology) La Trobe, DipEd(Secondary) CSU Dr Catherine Tiedemann, BAgrSc(Hons) Melb, PhD La Trobe

CHEMISTRY

Dr Brendan Abrahams, BSc(Hons), PhD, DipEd Melb (until February) Dr Patricia Jackson, BSc(Hons) Melb, PhD Cantab Lecturer in Charge

Ms Catherine Elsworth, BSc(Hons) Melb Dr Chris Donner, BSc(Hons), PhD Melb Dr Mei Fong, BSc Deakin, PhD Melb, GradDipEd(Secondary) ACU Assoc Prof David McFadyen, BSc(Hons), DipEd, PhD Melb (from February) Dr Siegbert Nickel, DipChem, Dr.rer.nat. Berlin, DipEd Melb (from February) Dr Abilio Ten, BSc(Hons), PhD Melb

COMPUTING & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

Ms Susan Earp, BE(Elec), GradDipComp Melb, DipEd LaTrobe Lecturer in Charge

Ms Alison Fisher, CertEd Leic, UK, BSc RMIT, PGDipEdStudies Melb, PGCertOnlineEd&Train Lon, MEd Melb Mr Dragen Kale, BE(Elec), MSc Zagreb, DipEd Melb Mr Mike Williams, BEd, AssDipSci Melb

ECONOMICS

Dr Graham Richards, BEc(Hons), MEc Monash, PhD London Lecturer in Charge

Mr Gareth James, BEc(Hons) Monash, MSc Sussex, GradDipTertEd VUT Ms Vandana Wadhwa, BA(EcoHons) Jesus & Mary College New Delhi, MA(Eco) Delhi School of Economics, GradDipSecEd Monash

ENVIRONMENT & DEVELOPMENT

Ms Rose De la cruz, BA Monash & Leeds, DipEd La Trobe, MA(Environmental Studies) Melb, RSACert, DipTEFL UK Lecturer in Charge

Ms Jane Sykes, BA, DipEd, GradDipEd(Policy and Admin) Monash

MATHEMATICS

Dr Raymond Broeksteeg, BSc(Hons) Otago, PhD Monash Lecturer in Charge – Mathematics 1

Dr Sasha Cyganowski, BSc(Hons), PhD Deakin Lecturer in Charge – Mathematics 2

Mr David Collis, BSc(Hons), BA(Hons), GradDipTheol MCD Dr Felicity Fallon, BSc, DipEd Qld, MEd Melb, DEd Melb Dr Cheryl Filippe, BSc(Hons), PhD Monash Mr Bell Foozwell, BSc(Hons) La Trobe Mr Peter Hird, BEd(Sci) Melb

Dr Anthony Klemm, BSc(Hons) Adelaide, PhD Flinders, FAustMs Dr Bernard Leigh, BSc(Hons), GradDipEd(Sec), PhD Monash Ms Elspeth McCracken-Hewson, BSc, DipEd Melb, CertEd(FE), GradDipMgtStudies Middlesex Mr Philip Mannes, BA(Hons) Monash Ms Po Chong Ng, BSc(Hons) CUHK, CertEd HKU, GradCertMaths Melb Mr Andrew Oppenheim, BA, MSc Melb Ms Samantha Richards, BCom Adelaide, BSc(Hons) Melb Mrs Barbara Trauer, BSc, DipEd Melb Ms Samantha Wood, BCom Adelaide, BSc(Hons) Melb

MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS

Mr Ron Bell, BA(Hons), DipEd Melb Lecturer in Charge

MUSIC HISTORY

Ms Alexandra Williams, BA Otago, DipTch Christchurch Teach Coll (NZ) Lecturer in Charge

Dr Peter Campbell, BEc, BA, MMus ANU, GradDipLib&InfoMgt Canberra, PhD Melb, AALIA (until February)

PHYSICS

Dr Frederick Robilliard, BSc(Hons), MSc La Trobe, PhD Monash Lecturer in Charge

Mr Geoff Adam, BSc(Hons) JCUNQ Ms Farah Ajoudani, Honours of Science(Physics) Mashad Iran, MSc Melb Mr Damien Barbara, BSc(Hons) Melb Dr Frank Di Marzio, BSc(Hons), PhD Melb Dr Fun Lai, BSc, MSC RMIT, PhD Melb

PSYCHOLOGY

Ms Maureen Vincent BA, BSW, GradDipSecEd, GradDipEd(Psy), MA(ClinPsyc) Lecturer in Charge

Ms Melanie Davern, BSc Melb (Hons) Deakin Ms Carolyn Jones, BA(Hons), MA Otago (until February) Mr Ian Wei Yuan Teo, BSc Melb, GradDipPsych Deakin (from February)

SUMMER SCHOOLS

Mr Tom Derham, TPTC, DipTchg Vic College, BEd Deakin Director of Summer Schools

Ms Meagan McCue, BA, DipEd Creative Thinking Summer School – Director of Academic Program (until August)

Mr Vincent Ramos, BCA VCA Creative Thinking Summer School – Director of Academic Program (from August)

RESEARCH FELLOWS

Associate Professor Tim van Gelder, BA(Hons) Melb, PhD Pittsburgh The Revd Dr Brian Porter, MA Cantab, MLitt UNE, ThD ACT, BA Monash, MACE The Revd Canon Dr Stephen Ames, BD(cum laude) EpisDivSch, BA(Hons), BSc(Hons), PhD Melb

COLLEGE-WIDE DEPARTMENTS

CHAPLAINCY

The Revd Dr Richard Treloar, BTheol, TheolM MCD, PhD Monash Chaplain

The Revd Kim Cruickshank, DipYM, BTheol MCD Trinity College Foundation Studies Chaplain

The Revd Peter French, BA Melb, BTheol MCD Assistant Chaplain

Dr Peter Campbell, BEc, BA, MMus ANU, GradDipLib&InfoMgt Canberra, PhD Melb, AALIA Administrator (from June)

COMMUNICATIONS

Mrs Rosemary Sheludko, BSc Melb, ADAPEF Director of Communications

DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

Ms Clare Pullar, BA, DipEd La Trobe, MACE, ADAPEF Director of Development

Mr Campbell Bairstow, BA UWA, BEd Murdoch Associate Director of Development

Ms Vivian Chan, BCom, GradDipIS Melb Development Associate (International Alumni Relations)

Ms Susan Felton BA Melb, PostGradDip (AppOfficeSystems) RMIT Development Associate

The Rt Revd James Grant, BA(Hons) ThL BD, AM Alumni and Bequest Officer

Ms Rebecca Groenewegen, BEd Melb Major Events Manager (from February)

Ms Essie Marendy BA(Hons) Qld, MA Melb, GradDip(ArtsEducation) PIT, GradDip(Editing&Publishing) RMIT, GradCert(Marketing) Holmesglen Researcher

Mr Philip Nicholls, BA, BMus, Melb Development Officer – Duneira (until August)

Ms Bronwyn Waite Administrative Assistant

Ms Jennifer Wraight, DipTeaching, GradDip(TeacherLibrarianship) Ballarat Development Executive Assistant

FINANCE AND ADMINISTRATION

Mr Gary Norman, BBus(Acctng), GradCert(Marketing) RMIT, ASCPA Director of Finance & Administration (from September)

Ms Wendy Lewis, CPA, BBus(Acctng), GradDipEd, MEd, Melb Bursar (until August)

Ms Hemantha Angampitiya, DipBusAcct TAFE Payroll Officer

Mr Tom Chapman AssDipEng, CoT(Aircon) RMIT Buildings and Grounds Manager

Mr Scott Fennell Hospitality & Facilities Coordinator (from October)

Mr Malcolm Fraser, Dip(Nursing) Melb Gardener

Mrs Carol Georgiou Cleaner

Mr Trevor Harmes Hospitality Manager

Ms Brooke Hortin Administrative Assistant (until September)

Ms Ansje Kiewiet, CPA, BBus(Acc), GradDipMIS Deakin Accountant

Ms Denise Lipiarski Accounts Officer

Mr Paul McGrath Caretaker and Night Porter

Mr Ian McLay Maintenance

Mr Nigel Postill, BA Melb Facilities Manager

Mrs Beverley Roberts Assistant to the Director of Finance & Administration

HUMAN RESOURCES

Ms Amanda Crawley, BA, DipEd, MBA Melb Director of Human Resources

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Dr Richard Wraith, BE(Mech)(Hons), PhD Melb, GradCertBA Qld Director of IT&T and the Learning Innovation Centre

Ms Christina Aiton, BA, BCom Deakin IT Help Desk Officer

Mr Timothy Bell, BSc(Hons) Melb System Administrator

Ms Catherine Crameri, BAppSc(Ecotourism), GradDipIT, CSU WebMaster

Mr Mark Dorset IT Support Officer

Dr Owen de Kretser BE(Hons), PhD Melb Software Engineer

Ms Kim Postill Database Support and Development

Ms Joslyn Tait, BA, DipSLT Waikato, MA Melb, CertTEFLA UCLES/RSA Information Technology Educator

Mr Chris Way IT Support Team Leader

LEARNING INNOVATION CENTRE

Dr Richard Wraith, BE(Mech)(Hons), PhD Melb, GradCertBA Qld Director of IT&T and the Learning Innovation Centre Associate Professor Tim van Gelder, BA(Hons) Melb, PhD Pittsburgh

LEEPER LIBRARY

Mrs Nina Waters, DipTeaching(Art) SACAE, GradDip(TeacherLibrarianship) UniSA, MA(Information Studies) UniSA, AALIA, PostGradCert(Art Conservation Studies) Melb Leeper Librarian, Mollison Librarian and Manager of Art and Archives

Ms Kathryn Duncan, BBus RMIT Assistant Librarian (from March) Mrs Janie Gibson, BA, DipEd Qld, GradDipTeacherLibrarianship Melb, MBA(IT) RMIT Assistant Librarian Mrs Heather Gill, BA Toronto, DipEd Melb Library Assistant (until November) Mrs Marian Turnbull, BA(Hons) La Trobe, GradDip(InfoMgt) Melb Archivist

Mr Michael Leighton Jones, BA VUW, MA Cantab, MMus Qld Director of Music Mr Thomas Drent, BMus Melb NHM Forsyth Assistant Director of Music (from August) Mr Philip Nicholls, BA, BMus Melb NHM Forsyth Assistant Director of Music (until August) Ms Suuzannah Foulkes Music Department Administrator (from June)

RECEPTION

Mrs Evelyn Murphy Mrs Beverley Wilson

Mr Frank Henagan Director of Sport

RESIDENT FELLOWS, VISITING RESEARCH FELLOWS,

AND OTHER VISITING SCHOLARS

The College has again benefited from the presence and active involvement in collegiate life of many distinguished visiting scholars, four of whom have been University of Melbourne Miegunyah Fellows.

Professor Donald Bailey, BA Saskatchewan, MSc Bowling Green, PED Indiana Emeritus Professor of Kinesiology, University of Saskatchewan Professor Annabel Bhamani, MA Ohio, PhD Melb Professor of English Language, Chulalongkorn University Professor Robert Bothwell, BA Toronto, AM, PhD Harvard, FRSC Professor of History and Director, International Relations Program, University of Toronto Dr Albert Chen, PhD Tamkang writer and lecturer in English, Tamkang University, Taipei Dr Simon Chesterman, BA, LLB Melb, DPhil Oxon Executive Director, Institute for International Law and Justice, School of Law, New York University Professor Laurie Claus, BEcon, LLB Qld, DPhil Oxon Professor of Law, University of San Diego Professor David Davies, Emeritus Professor of Art History, University of London Professor Peter Donnelly, BSc(Hons) Qld, DPhil Oxon Professor of Statistics, Oxford University Professor Stig Enemark, MSc Copenhagen Professor of Land Management, Aalborg University Professor James Friguglietti, PhD Harvard Emeritus Professor of History, Montana State University-Billings Revd Canon Ian Gaskell, BTh Nott’ham, BA Bradford Bishop’s Adviser on Social Responsibility, Diocese of Wakefield Mr Joe Gumbala, CertMus NTU Elder of the Yolgnu people, and Linga Narra Fellow at the University of Melbourne Dr Chandrika Kaul, MA Oxon DPhil Oxon Senior Lecturer in History, St. Andrew’s University Professor Gene Likens, BS ManColl, MS, PhD UW-Madison Director, Institute of Ecosystem Studies, New York Professor John McLaughlin, BScE, MScE UNB, PhD Wisconsin President and Vice-Chancellor, University of New Brunswick Professor Azim Nanji, BA(Hons) Makerere, PhD McGill Director, Institute for Ismaili Studies, London Professor Thanu Padmanabhan, BSc, MSc Kerala, PhD Bombay Dean, Inter-University Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics, Pune Professor Siân Reynolds, BA, DipEd Oxon, MA Sussex, DU Paris Professor of French, University of Stirling Professor Bruce Robinson, MBBS, MD UWA , DTM&H L'pool, FRACP, FRCP, FCCP Professor of Medicine, University of Western Australia Professor Lyn Shulha, Professor of Education, Queen’s University, Ontario

Prof Joseph Weiler, BA Sussex, LLB, LLM Cantab, DipIntLaw Hague, PhD Flor Professor of Law and Director, Hauser Global Law School Program, New York University Revd Dr Raewynne Whiteley, PhD PTS Vicar, Trinity Episcopal Church, Swedesboro, New Jersey, and Visiting Lecturer in Homiletics, Princeton Theological Seminary

STAFF RESEARCH, PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

In addition to their roles as teachers and mentors, most academic staff also undertake various professional activities. These may include the pursuit of research interests, study for higher degrees, presentations to local, national, and international audiences, and the publication of numerous articles, papers and books. Some of their 2004 activities are listed below:

Dr Frazer Andrewes, History of Ideas Lecturer (TCFS), graduated with his PhD in History from the University of Melbourne in August. His thesis was entitled A Culture of Speed: The Dilemma of Being Modern in 1930s Australia. He also presented a paper, ‘Neophobia: Gender, Anxiety, and the Pathology of Modernity in 1930s Australia,’ at the 12th Biennial Conference of the Australian Historical Association, Newcastle, in July.

Dr Paolo Baracchi, Tutor in Italian, obtained his PhD from the Department of Philosophy at the University of Melbourne.

Stephen Bedding, Tutor in Mathematics, is in his fourth year of a five-year appointment as Chief Examiner for Mathematical Studies with the International Baccalaureate (IB). This saw him lead an IB teacher workshop in Dublin in February. By way of contrast, he jointly gave three duo- piano recitals in December 2003 and March 2004, which raised money for Medecins sans Frontieres, Rotary, and Soroptimists associations respectively.

Tim Bell, IT&T Systems Administrator, published a paper on ‘Email Worms and Spam: protecting email infrastructure while preserving utility for users’, Proceedings of the System Administrators Guild of Australia 12th Annual Conference, Brisbane, August 2004.

Susan Bendall, EAP Lecturer (TCFS), was joint author of a book: Carolan, Michael and Bendall, Susan, Business Management in Australia, DELIVER Educational Consulting , 2004 .

Dr Claudio Bozzi, Literature Lecturer (TCFS), published an article, ‘Mr Watson’s BadArena Language’, 21, 2003/2004. In addition to preparing and delivering various conference papers during the year, he also completed the manuscript of a book on Professional Responsibility. It has been recommended for publication by Lexis Nexis.

Hamish Coates, Tutor in Politics, Psychology and Statistics, has become a Member of the National Advisory Committee for the Commonwealth Department of Education, Science and Training (DEST) Higher Education Teaching and Learning Performance Fund, which will distribute $113.3 million per year to universities by 2008 to renew the focus on teaching quality. This follows his contribution to a major national report on the performance of student equity groups in Australian higher education: James, R., Baldwin, G., Coates, H., Krause, K. & McInnis, C. (2004). Analysis of Equity Groups in Higher Education 1991–2002: Preliminary Report. Canberra: Department of Education, Science and Training.

He has presented and published two papers: Coates, H (2004). The influence of Learning Management Systems on campus-based student engagement, presented at the USA Association for the Study of Higher Education (ASHE) Annual Conference, Kansas City, Missouri; and Coates, H (2004), The influence of Learning Management Systems on campus- based undergraduate student engagement, presented at EDUCAUSE 2004: IT From a Higher Vantage Point, Denver, Colorado. He also has several other papers under review.

Hamish spent three months as a Visiting Scholar at the Centre for the Study of Higher and Postsecondary Education at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, in late 2004 and is completing a PhD thesis which investigates how online learning systems influence the way campus-based undergraduate students engage with their university study.

David Collis, Mathematics Lecturer (TCFS), received his MA in Theology from the Melbourne College of Divinity. The title of his thesis was Idolatry and Empire: A political Reading of Isaiah Chapter 44 Verses 9–20.

Dr Sally Dalton-Brown, Director of Mentoring, gave a paper on ‘Chekhov’s Missing Trousers and Katherine Mansfield’s Unclothed Moments’ at the 20th-century Russian conference at Mansfield College, Oxford, in September.

Dr Owen de Kretser, IT&T Software Engineer, has published: Owen de Kretser, Alistair Moffat: ‘SEFT: a search engine for text’, Software: Practice and Experience, 34, 2004.

Dr Frank Di Marzio, Physics Lecturer (TCFS), has published two papers: Frank Di Marzio: ‘The 4- inch Cooke Refractor of the Old Melbourne Observatory’, Victorian Historical Society Journal, 75, 2004; and Frank Di Marzio: ‘Parsimonious Stereoscopic Photomicroscopy’, Stereoscopy, series 2, number 59, 2004. He also made over 80 email contributions to an international technical stereoscopy mailing list discussing various aspects of mathematical stereoscopy.

Katerina Gauntlett, Regional Admissions Manager (TCFS), was also awarded a Melbourne Abroad Postgraduate Travelling Scholarship to undertake fieldwork in Oman in August 2004. She subsequently presented a paper entitled ‘The challenge of understanding the academic expectations of Gulf sponsored students’ to the 18th IDP Australian International Education Conference, Sydney, October 2004. This work is also the subject of her part-time studies within the Doctor of Education program in the Faculty of Education at the University of Melbourne, which is being supervised by Associate Professor Richard James of the Centre for the Study of Higher Education.

Dr Mike Heald, Literature Lecturer (TCFS), published his third book of poetry, Focusing Saturn (Fremantle Arts Centre Press, 2004), in December.

Glen Jennings, Lecturer-in-Charge of Literature (TCFS), published two articles in Steep Stairs Review Vol. 3 (April 2004): ‘Txopokods and Clay Pots’, a review of Betty Mindlin’s collection of Amazonian folk tales, and ‘Sex and Sensibility’, an essay on contemporary Chinese fiction. Glen and Stephan Faubel, Lecturer-in- Charge of Drama (TCFS), made Romeo & Juliet, a short film featuring TCFS students.

Angela Keam, Tutor in English, gave a guest lecture on ‘Shakespeare in Contemporary Culture’ at RMIT in August, and two others at the University of Melbourne for the English Department with Cultural Studies, where her subjects were: ‘The Victorian Supernatural’ and ‘Shakespeare’s Theatre’. In November, she travelled to the USA to present a paper at the 12th Annual Conference for Early Modern Cultural Studies (GEMCS), hosted by Florida State University, in Orlando, Florida, under the title: ‘Consuming Passions: the early modern cross-dressed boy actor, “transvestite” female spectator, and the circulation of erotic desire.’

Michael Leighton Jones, Director of Music, contributed two solo cantatas to a CD of Handel cantatas by Arcadia Ensemble, released on the Tall Poppies label in September. He also spent three weeks in the UK in June and July undertaking research on Sir David Willcocks, former director of Music at King’s College, Cambridge.

Dr Tamar Lewit, Director of Special Academic Projects and Lecturer-in-Charge of History of Ideas (TCFS), presented a number of papers at conferences and seminars: ‘Bones in the Bathhouse: Re-evaluating squatter occupation at 5th to 6th century villas’, was presented at the 11th conference on Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages in northern Italy and neighbouring regions; ‘After the end of the villas: Evolution of the countryside from the 6th to 9th centuries’, was delivered in May at the University of Padova where speakers included scholars from universities in Italy, France, the UK, Spain and Germany; ‘The transformation of western villas:

whodunnit and why?’ was a seminar in the series ‘After Rome: Aspects of the History and Archaeology of the Fifth to Seventh Centuries’, held at Trinity College, Oxford, in May; and a paper ‘Stories in the Ground: settlement remains and archaeology as narrative in the 4th-6th century eastern Mediterranean’, was given at the ‘Byzantine Narrative: XIVth Conference of the Australian Association for Byzantine Studies’, The University of Melbourne, in August 2004.

Her book, Villas, Farms and the Late Roman Rural Economy (third to fifth centuries AD) (Archaeopress, Oxford, 1991) was reprinted in revised form with a new chapter in 2004. She also wrote an article, ‘Preparing international students for university: a life-changing transition’, UniNews, 15

Dr Mark Lindsay, Director of Academic Studies in the residential College, contributed a chapter headed, ‘The Nazi Holocaust: Remembering the Shoah’, to the book: M Ryan (ed), Jewish–Christian Relations: a textbook for Australian students (Melbourne: David Lovell, 2004), and another on ‘Karl Barth’, in G Jones (ed), Blackwell Companion to Modern Theology (Oxford: Blackwell, 2004).

His conference papers included: ‘The Righteous of the Nations: Bonhoeffer and the Beatitudes. Beyond Yad Vashem and the Church’, presented at the IX International Bonhoeffer Congress, Rome, 2004; and ‘A Christian Curriculum in a Multifaith Environment, or a Multifaith Curriculum in a Christian Environment?’, presented at the Managing Muslim–Christian Dialogue: Educational Policy Options Symposium, Melbourne, 2004. He also published a review, German Protestants Remember the Holocaust: Theology and the Construction of Collective Memory, K. Hannah Holtschneider,

Dr Lindsay was awarded the 2005 Sternberg Visiting Fellowship in Interfaith Relations, at the Centre for the Study of Jewish–Christian Relations in Cambridge, UK, and signed a publisher’s contract to produce the book, Barth, Israel and Jesus: Karl Barth’s theology of Israel in his ‘Doctrine of

Caitlin Mahar, Literature Lecturer (TCFS), was among a number of prominent academics commissioned by the Carlton Residents Association to contribute to Carlton: A History, Peter Yule (ed.), Melbourne University Press, 2004. Caitlin’s four chapters focus on business in the suburb.

The Revd Dr Andrew McGowan, Director of the Theological School and Joan F W Munro Lecturer, has published: ‘Offerings, Sacrifice, and Votives: Christianity’, Religions of the Ancient World: A Guide (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 2004) and ‘Rethinking Agape and Eucharist in Early North African Christianity’, Studia Liturgica 34 (2004); and a book review, Peter Carnley, Reflections in Glass: Trends and tensions in the contemporary Anglican Church (Sydney: HarperCollins, 2004), in Eureka Street 14/5 (2004). He gave several lectures and conference presentations, including the Phillip Harris Memorial Address at Christ Church, Brunswick, entitled ‘The New Puritans: Reconsidering Lay Presidency’, 1 February 2004; ‘Sacrificing Christianity: Origen and Cyprian on Sacrifice and Liturgy’, at the North American Patristic Society Annual Meeting, Loyola University of Chicago, in May 2004; and ‘God in Tertullian: The Heretical Origins of the Orthodox

The Warden, Professor Donald Markwell, prepared an article on ‘Constitutional Conventions’ for a forthcoming volume, The Oxford Companion to Australian Politics. His entries on Sir Paul Hasluck and Sir Alfred Zimmern appeared in The Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (2004).

Jack Migdalek, Drama Lecturer (TCFS), conducted professional development seminars for educators on ‘Drama in the Language Lesson’ for The Arts Centre – 2004 Education Program; the 2004 Conference of the Association for French Teachers of Victoria; and Monash University English Language Centre.

Dr Benjamin Namdarian, Tutor in Medicine, was accepted into the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons to commence the Basic Surgical Training Program in 2005.

Dr David O’Brien, Registrar and Adjunct Lecturer in Theology, was awarded his Doctorate of Philosophy from Oxford University with the thesis: Rich Clients and Poor Patrons: functions of friendship in

Clement of Alexandria's Quis Dives Salvetur. He also published a journal article, ‘The Pastoral Function of the Second Repentance for Clement of Alexandria’, Studia Patristica. Proceedings of the XIVth International Patristics Conference in Oxford (2004).

Dr Ruwan Palapathwala, Noel Carter Lecturer in Pastoral Theology, presented three papers at international conferences in 2004: ‘Beyond Provincialisms: A Case for a Government Education Ends Policy In Promoting Muslim-Christian Harmony and Cooperation in Australia’, International Colloquium on Managing Muslim–Christian Relations, Trinity College and the University of Melbourne, in February; ‘Intertextuality as Dialogical Imperative: A Case for Contemporary Quest for Self with Reference to Buddhist–Christian Dialogue on the Concept of Anatt (No-self)’, International Conference on the Intertextuality of the Holy Books, Kerala, India, in August; and ‘Ageing, Death and Spirituality in Later Life: Buddhist and Christian Perspectives’, 3rd International Conference on Spirituality, Ageing and Palliative Care, in Adelaide in September.

He co-edited Ruwan Palapathwala and Abraham Karickam (eds), The Intertextuality of the Holy Books, Revised and Enlarged Edition, Kerala, Kottarakara: The Cosmic Community Centre and Dr. Alexander Mar Thoma Centre for Dialogue (2004); published six papers in English and three in Sinhalese; wrote three articles for The Melbourne Anglican in October and November; gave several

During 2004, Dr Palapathwala was appointed Honorary General Secretary of the World Federation of Interfaith Students Movements. He also holds a number of other positions on Diocesan and Synod Committees, and serves as Anglican Representative for the National

Clare Pullar, Director of Development, was joint leader of a plenary session entitled ‘Some Truth Telling About Educational Philanthropy’ at the 2004 Conference of the Association of Development and Alumni Professionals in Education (ADAPE) in Perth in October. She also served as 2004 President of the Vic/Tas Branch of ADAPE.

Vincent Ramos, Projects Officer in Student Services (TCFS) and Director of the Academic Program (Creative Thinking Summer School), recently completed an Honours thesis entitled “I am the Author, But Not”: Towards an Ethic of Heteronymity, in the School of Creative Arts at the University of Melbourne.

Dr Simon Royce, Tutor in Pathology, presented work arising from his Postdoctoral Research Fellowship in the Genetic Epidemiology Laboratory, Department of Pathology, at the National Prostate Cancer Symposium in Melbourne and the Annual Meeting of the American Society for Human Genetics in Los Angeles. His papers were: Royce SG, Pedersen J, Gazdik V, Southey MC, Payne C, Hopper JL, Tilley WD, English DR, Giles GG. ‘Tissue markers of prostate cancer: towards a standard panel.’ 4th National Prostate Cancer Symposium, Melbourne, August 2003, published in ANZ J Surg: 74(3):A1-A8, March 2004. Royce SG, Alsop KJ, Haydon AM, Jenkins MA, Mead LJ, Giles GG, Hopper JL, Southey MC. ‘SMAD4 tumor suppressor in early onset colorectal cancers.’ Am J Human Genetics 2003;73(Suppl):A403.

Neil Saul, Tutor in History and President of the Senior Common Room, continued work towards his PhD on the memory of prisons of the American Civil War. He is in his final year of his dissertation. Assisted by a Trinity College professional development grant, he made a research visit to the United States, where he visited and used many important archival collections and met with leading scholars in the fields of Civil War and 19th century American history, at Yale University, the Library of Congress Manuscripts Division and the University of Maryland. Neil was awarded the National Historical Site’s Andersonville Prison Research Scholarship in 2003 for his work on the prisons. He also presented a paper on the memory of Civil War Prisons at the Australian and New Zealand American Studies Association in July.

Dr Alexandra Teague, Tutor in Architecture, was awarded her PhD in Architecture by the University of Melbourne for a thesis titled, Materialising the Immaterial: Social Value and the Conservation of Recent Everyday Places.

The Revd Dr Richard Treloar, College Chaplain, represented the Anglican and Uniting Churches of Australia as a delegate at the World Council of Churches Faith and Order Plenary Commission Meeting in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 27 July–6 August, where he gave a paper on ‘Responding to Faith and Order’s Study on Hermeneutics from the Australian Context and Anglican Tradition’. His publications have included: ‘Summa theologiae: Being the Devil’s advocate’, Eureka Street 14.5 (June 2004); and a review of R Boer and EW Conrad (eds), Redirected Travel: Alternative Journeys and Places in Biblical Studies, in the Australian Biblical Review 52 (Oct. 2004). He also gave a seminar at Christ Church, South Yarra, on ‘Evil and the God of Love’, in September, which was repeated at Christ Church, Warrnambool, in November.

Associate Professor Tim van Gelder, Trinity College Learning Innovation Centre, published two papers: ‘Beyond the mind-body problem’, in C Erneling & D Johnson (eds.), The Mind as a Scientific Object: Between Brain and Culture, New York: Oxford University Press, 2004. Van Gelder, T J, Bissett, M, & Cumming, G. ‘Cultivating Expertise in Informal Reasoning’, Canadian Journal of

Meg Warner, Tutor in Law and Theology, continued to work on her Masters degree in Theology.

Nina Waters, Trinity College Librarian and Manager of Art and Archives, completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Art Conservation Studies at the School of Fine Arts, Classical Studies and Archaeology, at the University of Melbourne. She was invited to present a paper on ‘The digitisation initiatives at Trinity College’ for the national CODA (Customers of Dynix Australia) Conference in Adelaide in October.

Dr Alexandra Williams, Lecturer-in-Charge of Music History (TCFS), received her PhD from the Faculty of Music, the University of Melbourne, for her thesis entitled, The Dodo was Really a Phoenix: The Renaissance and Revival of the Recorder in England, 1879–1941. She published a journal article: ‘From Art Instrument to “Plastic Fantastic”: The Revival of the Recorder’, Traffic No. 4 (2004), and gave a seminar presentation, ‘Foundations of the Mass Revival of the Recorder in England’, in the Faculty of Music in May. She also presented a paper, ‘From the Phoenix to the Ubiquitous Sparrow: the Commodification of the Recorder in England during the 1930s’, to the Symposium

CHOIR AND ORGAN APPOINTMENTS

Mr Michael Leighton Jones Director of Music (from 1997) Mr Philip Nicholls N H M Forsyth Assistant Director of Music (from 1996 until August 2004) Mr Thomas Drent N H M Forsyth Assistant Director of Music (from August 2004)

Organ Scholars Mr Jonathan Bradley Bruce Munro Organ Scholar (from 2001) Mr Samuel McMahon Junior Organ Scholar (2001) then A J Herd Scholar (from 2001) Ms Jillian Mathes Junior Organ Scholar (2003) then Janet Clarke Hall Music Scholar (2004)

Choristers Jessica Aszodi Philip Nicholls (Emeritus Choral Scholar from August) Gillick Bilson Alice O’Kane (N H M Forsyth Choral Scholar) David Barmby* Lizzie O’Shea Adam Boyt Sophie Pinkham* (Choir Librarian) Peter Campbell* Tim Reynolds Nicholas Carter (Peter Dennison Choral Scholar) Julien Robinson Sophia Chapman Michael Rooke Nicholas Chenu Kieran Rowe (N H M Forsyth Choral Scholar) Thomas Drent (Emeritus Choral Scholar until Suzanne Shakespeare* August) Edward Smith Georgie Emselle Richard Vaudrey (Peter Godfrey Choral Scholar) Peter Hawkins (Nancy Curry Choral Scholar) Megan Warner (Ken Horn Choral Scholar) Clare Kenyon Emily Woods (Robert W H Cripps Choral Scholar) Benjamin Namdarian* (Helen M Smith Trust Catherine Young (Agnes Robertson Choral Scholar) Choral Scholar)

* Senior Choral Scholar

TRINITY COLLEGE ASSOCIATED CLUBS COMMITTEE

2003–04 2004–05 Senior Student Oliver Hodson Mark Cicchiello Treasurer David Smerdon Alex Oppes Indoor Representative Diana Dickinson Camilla Clemente Women’s Sports Representative Jane Fitzherbert Meredith Moodie Men’s Sports Representative Jon Fernie David Clark, then Phyl Georgiou Arts Representative Duncan Campbell-Avenell Rebecca Nyst Social Representative Mark Cicchiello Simon Tilleard

TRINITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION STUDIES

STUDENT LEADERSHIP GROUPS

Foundation Studies Student Committee Yearbook Committee Hieronymus Stephanus, President Cheng Jenshen, Editor Chelvam Rajesvaran, Head of Features Andre Astono Tan Shiyun Charmain Samantha, Head of Chan Chi Yau Ruth Graphics & Photography Chin Fu Wen Kenneth Wong Yann-Yi Karen, Head of Sales & Chua Yu Yee Mayuyi Sponsorship Florence Iskandar Loh Shuhui Justine Abdul Rahim Kechik Abdul Razak Haresh Paramesvaran Chew Joanne Wye Wye Teo Wei He Clement Hong Yi Yee Jia Yinn Khaw Alicia Tze Ping Ma Ming Jui Fiona Student Gift Program Committee Nattida Prasassarakich Chang Kwok Liang Tay Sharon Yee Fong Chong Emily Jin Shyan Winny Wieseno Arina Rafiah Hussein Yew Chun Tee Lai Zhang You Yoong Yi Wern Ng Mei Yoong Michelle Pang Rui Wen The Virtual Project Committee Sim Soon Beng Darren Christopher Karl Cuyegkeng Sun Wei Chao Teo Wei He Clement Yew Mei Suet Yee Jia Yinn Yong George Wen Soong

SCHOLARSHIPS

The College congratulates the following resident students who were awarded Scholarships in 2004 and recognises, with gratitude, all those who have supported Trinity College by establishing scholarships.

Charles Abbott Scholarship Miltiades and Alkestis Chryssavgis Established in 1986 for an outstanding Scholarship scholar and sports person with leadership Established in 1995 preferably for a student qualities. studying in the areas of Arts, Humanities, Awarded to Alexander Cameron (4th year Theology or Music. Medicine/Surgery) Awarded to Jacqueline Porter (4th year Arts/Music) Randal and Louisa Alcock Scholarship Established in 1927. Champion de Crespigny Scholarship Awarded to Lilli Cooper (2nd year Established in 2000 by Robert Champion de Arts/Science) Crespigny, AC, in honour of the many members of his family who have been The Lilian Alexander Medical Scholarship students of the College. This scholarship is Established in 1999, named for the first intended to encourage Indigenous students to woman student enrolled at Trinity College in explore the opportunities for leadership in 1883. For an outstanding scholar, preferably their chosen field. in the last three years of a medical course, Awarded to Ryan Atkinson (1st year who is able to make a valuable contribution Medicine/Surgery) to the life of the College. Awarded to Marissa Daniels (4th year Clarke Scholarships Medicine) Established in 1880 by Sir William Clarke Bt. Awarded to Blake Loughran (2nd year Mary Armytage Scholarship Engineering/Science), Steven Pettigrove (3rd Established by Mary Armytage in 1883. year Arts/Engineering) Not awarded in 2004 The Robert W H Cripps Choral Scholarship Berthon Scholarship Established in 1994 by Robert Cripps, AM, for Established in 1886 by Charlotte Moriarty. a student from Caulfield Grammar School, Awarded to Alysia Debowski (2nd year Korowa Anglican Girls’ School or elsewhere Arts/Law), Anna Hood (3rd year Arts/Law) who will contribute to the music program of the College. Reginald Blakemore Scholarship Awarded to Emily Woods (2nd year Arts) Established in 1991 by Patricia Blakemore Bartz in memory of her husband, for a good The Nancy Curry Choral Scholarship all-round student studying any discipline. Established in 2001 by the Revd Dr Norman Awarded to Phyl Georgiou (2nd year Curry, AM, in memory of his wife, for a Commerce/Actuarial Studies) talented student of any discipline who will make a valuable contribution to the choral The Evan Burge Scholarship music program. Established in 1995, it has now been Awarded to Peter Hawkins (4th year endowed through donations from alumni and Engineering/Science) friends of the College, including major funding from Roger and Pat Riordan. For an The Cybec Scholarship outstanding first year student who would not Established in 1995 by Roger and Sally otherwise be able to enter the College. Riordan for a student who demonstrates Awarded to Daisy McGregor (1st year academic merit, financial need and an Commerce), Martin Stradling (1st year interest in technology. Computer Science) Awarded to Simon Griffiths (4th year Engineering/Science), Ju-Han Soon (2nd year

Engineering), Zidi Zhao (1st year Established on 2001 for an outstanding first Commerce/Prop Constr) year student, preferably who is the first in the family to experience a university education Peter Dennison Choral Scholarship and whose financial circumstances may not Established in 2002 by Mr Robert Cripps, AM, otherwise allow access to a college to honour the memory of Professor Peter experience. Dennison, Professor of Music at the University Awarded to Kylie Telford (1st year Science) of Melbourne, a contributor to Musica Britannica, Chair of the Melbourne Symphony R Grice Scholarship Orchestra Board of Management and Trinity’s Established in 1879 by Sir John Grice. first officially-appointed Director of Music, Awarded to Alice O’Kane (2nd year Arts) 1976–1985. Awarded to Nicholas Carter (1st year Peter Godfrey Choral Scholarship Arts/Music) Established in 2002 by Mr Robert Cripps AM in appreciation of the contribution made by Trinity College Foundation Scholarship Professor Peter Godfrey as Director of Music Established in 1996 by Martin Armstrong, at Trinity, 1990–1991. Aurel Dessewffy, Philip Roff, Bill Wilson and Awarded to Richard Vaudrey (3rd year Music) Richard Sutcliffe for an outstanding first year student who would not otherwise be able to The Leith Hancock Scholarship enter the College. Established in 1992 for a student outside Awarded to Stephanie Brotchie (1st year Melbourne who is perhaps the first in the Creative Arts) family to experience a university education and whose financial circumstances may not N H M Forsyth Choral Scholarship otherwise allow access to a college Established in 1997 by Jannie Brown in experience. memory of her husband, Neil Forsyth, for an Awarded to Charlotte Walker (1st year Arts) academically strong student who can make an outstanding contribution to choral music C Hebden Scholarship and whose financial circumstances would Established in 1918 by Elizabeth Hebden. otherwise not allow access to a college Awarded to William Grant (2nd year experience. Engineering/Computer Science), Christopher Awarded to Alice O’Kane (2nd year Arts), Ingram (2nd year Commerce/Science) Kieran Rowe (5th year Medicine/Surgery) Elizabeth Hebden Scholarship N H M Forsyth Assistant Directorship of Established in 1942. For children of clergy in Music Scholarship the Diocese of Melbourne. Established in 2001 by Jannie Brown for a Awarded to Jennifer Greentree (1st year senior choral scholar who can make an Animal Science & Management) outstanding contribution to Trinity’s choral music program through both performance The A J Herd Scholarship and administrative assistance to the Director. Established in 1996 by Stuart Stoneman in Awarded to Philip Nicholls (BMus Melb) to memory of friend and business associate August, 2004; Thomas Drent (BMus Melb) Tony Herd, for a student who will contribute from August, 2004 to choral music and would not otherwise be able to be a resident member of the College. Simon Fraser Scholarship Awarded to Samuel McMahon (4th year For an advanced student of Engineering. Arts/Law) Awarded to Thomas Rowland (3rd year Engineering/Science) Arthur Hills Scholarship Established in 1987 following the death of Fulford Research Scholarship Arthur Hills who was College Porter from 1973 For medical research. to 1987. Awarded to Dr David Alexander (MBBS Melb) Awarded to Jacqueline Porter (4th year Arts/Music) The James Grant Entrance Scholarship Ken Horn Choral Scholarship

Established in 2002 in memory of Ken Horn, former Mollison Librarian of the College, long- time supporter of the Choir, and mentor of choral scholars. Awarded to Ms Megan Warner (BJuris, LLB UWA, LLM Bristol, BTheol MCD)

Maurice Hurry Law Scholarship Established in 1982, for a student of law. Awarded to Fergus Green (2nd year Arts/Law)

The David Jackson Scholarships Established in 1999 and 2001 by David Jackson AM, DSC, an old boy of the Anglican Church Grammar School, Brisbane, and an undergraduate at Trinity College, 1932–1937. These two scholarships are to be awarded alternately every three years to an alumnus (undergraduate or postgraduate) of Anglican Church Grammar School (Churchie), Brisbane. Awarded to Kieran Rowe (5th year Medicine/Surgery), David Smerdon (3rd year Commerce / Science)

The F F Knight Scholarship Established in 1993, for a student of Law or Accounting. Awarded to Timothy Kern (3rd year Commerce/Media Communications)

Robert B Lewis Scholarship University of Melbourne, and can make a Established in 1989. worthwhile contribution to Trinity College. Awarded to Belinda Parker (3rd year Awarded to Sana Nakata (4th year Arts/Law), Arts/Law) Andreas Vorst-Hopkins (2nd year Arts [Media & Communications]) The Ian McKenzie Medical Scholarship Established in 2001 honouring the life and Alan Patterson International Scholarship work of Ian McKenzie, a much-loved physician Established in 2002 in memory of Mr Alan and long-term medical tutor at Trinity. The Patterson, former Director of Trinity College scholarship supports the education of Foundation Studies, for a graduate of Trinity talented young men and women who are College Foundation Studies coming into likely to contribute to the wider Australian residence to undertake a degree at the community through medical practice, University of Melbourne. research or teaching. Awarded to Bryan Tan (1st year Awarded to Mark Cicchiello (2nd year Commerce/Law) Medicine/Surgery) The Perry Scholarship A G Miller Scholarship Awarded to Lachlan Harrison-Smith (3rd year Established by Mary Miller for a student Arts), Akane Kanai (2nd year Arts/Law) enrolled to study for Bachelor of Music. Awarded to Richard Vaudrey (3rd year Music) S A F Pond Entrance Scholarships Awarded to Julijana Baltinas (1st year Bruce Munro Senior Scholarship Optometry), Gemma Le Maistre (2nd year Established in 1984 by Bruce Munro for a Veterinary Science), Tim Molesworth (3rd student in 3rd year or above who year Arts), Stacey Peters (1st year demonstrates a combination of personal Medicine/Surgery), Kylie Telford (1st year qualities, academic merit and financial need. Science) Awarded to Catherine Granger (3rd year Physiotherapy) Agnes Robertson Choral Scholarship Established in 1999, awarded to a student Bruce Munro Organ Scholarship who is likely to make a valuable contribution Established in 1984 by Bruce Munro for a to the College through its choral music student of the organ who will contribute to program . the musical life of the College. Awarded to Catherine Young (1st year Music) Awarded to Jonathan Bradley, B Mus Perf VCA, MA(Mus Perf) Monash Helen Macpherson Smith Trust Scholarships The R A Must Scholarships Established in 1985 by the Helen M Schutt For students in their 4th or later year at Trust for students with outstanding academic University. and leadership potential who could not Awarded to Michael Baster (4th year otherwise enter the College. Commerce/Law/DML), Dennis Lee (4th year Awarded to Timothy Kern (3rd year Medicine/Surgery), Samuel McMahon (4th Commerce/Media Communications), year Arts/Law), Adnan Nagrial (6th year Henrietta Zeffert (2nd year Arts/Law) Medicine/Surgery), Jeremy Nicholls (4th year Arts/Law), Edward Thompson (4th year Helen Macpherson Smith Trust Choral Arts/Law) Scholarship Established in 1990, for a student with Oodgeroo Scholarships outstanding academic and leadership Established in 2000 and 2003 by Roger potential. Riordan AM. The Scholarships are named in Awarded to Benjamin Namdarian (MB BS honour of Oodgeroo of the tribe Noonucal (1920–1993). It is awarded to a student of The Amy Smith Scholarship Fund Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent, Established in 1985 by Clive Smith for a who is recognised as such by their student who would not be able to continue as community, who is academically strong, a resident of the College without financial wishes to study or is studying at the assistance.

Awarded to Lucy Nakata (2nd year Arts)

The Andrew Sprague Bursary Established in 1989 by Susan Stribling for a student who shows outstanding ability in photography and an interest in College history, archives and records. Awarded to Georgina Bain (2nd year Creative Arts)

The R F Stuart-Burnett Scholarship Established in 1994, for outstanding students of Veterinary Science. Awarded to Laura Dooley (2nd year Science), Jassia Pang (2nd year Veterinary Science), Natalie Robertson (3rd year Veterinary Science)

J H Sutton Scholarship For an outstanding scholar of Law who would Established in 1925, for students of Greek or not otherwise be able to benefit from all that Latin. Trinity offers. Awarded to Henrietta Zeffert (2nd year Awarded to Tamara Vu (4th year Creative Arts/Law) Arts/Law)

The A C Thompson Scholarship The A M White Scholarship Established by Eleanor Thompson for a Established in 1918 by Anna Maria White for a student in second or later years, studying student in Arts or Law or Medicine or Science. electrical engineering. Awarded to Sally Davies (2nd year Awarded to Nicholas Mackenzie (3rd year Arts/Laws/Diploma Modern Languages) Engineering/Science) John Wion Music Scholarship Trinity International Scholarships Given by an anonymous donor. For outstanding graduates of Trinity College Awarded to Huw Hallam (4th year Arts/Music) Foundation Studies coming into residence at Trinity College to undertake a degree at the The Nerida Wylie Scholarship University of Melbourne. Established in 2001 by Mr John Wylie in Awarded to Frances Ng (1st year Veterinary memory of his mother. For an outstanding Science), Wei Ying Heidi Shum (1st year student in any discipline whose education will Commerce/Law), Divyah Sreevardhanan (1st benefit significantly from this scholarship. year Arts), Geoh Peng Sarah Tan (1st year Awarded to Simon Atkinson (3rd year Physiotherapy), Roshini Wijaya (1st year Arts/Science) Commerce) The Sydney Wynne Scholarship Trinity College Senior Scholarships (4th Given on the basis of all-round ability to a Year and above) student in any discipline to assist and For a combination of personal qualities, encourage their academic studies and their academic merit and financial need. other university activities Awarded to Susan Williams (B Bio Sci Melb, Awarded to David Smerdon (3rd year 1st year Medicine/Surgery), Huw Hallam (4th Commerce/Science) year Arts/Music), Peter Hawkins (4th year Engineering/Science) 2004 Trinity National Scholarships were awarded to the following first year S A F Pond Senior Scholarships for students who received Melbourne National Community Service Scholarships: For able and conscientious students who show real commitment to community service. Ben Brooksby (1st year Law) Awarded to Paula Fong (4th year Chika Chandrashekar (1st year Science/Law), Lauren Solly (4th year Commerce/Law) Physiotherapy) Michael Chou (1st year Med/Surg/Arts) Dougal Maclaurin (1st year Trinity Theological Scholarships Engineering/Science) Created by the College in 2004. Simon Pitt (1st year Commerce/Law) Awarded to Robyn Boyd (5th year Master of Jayne Thompson (1st year Science) Divinity), Grace Sharon (3rd year Bachelor of Edwina Watson (1st year Arts/Law) Theology) and to the following second-year students who also hold Melbourne National Trinity Scholarship Scholarships: Awarded to Martin Stradling (1st year Computer Science), Kylie Telford (1st year Malaka Ameratunga (2nd year Arts/Medicine) Science) Sally Davies (2nd year Arts/Laws/Diploma Modern Languages) The David Wells Law Scholarship Alysia Debowski (2nd year Arts/Law) Established in 1997 in memory of a Geoffrey Lang (2nd year Engineering[IT]/Law) distinguished Trinity lawyer. Charlotte Lau (2nd year Science/Law)

Blake Loughran (2nd year 2003 Valedictorian of the Year: Engineering/Science) Anna Kaufman BA Melb Alex Oppes (2nd year Arts/Law) Wigram Allen Essay Prize: 2003 AWARDS (PRESENTED IN 2004) James McComish (5th year Arts/Law) Trinity College Medal for Outstanding Academic Achievement: Mary Kingsmill Baxter Prize for Peter Hawkins (4th year Engineering/Science) Engineering: Stella Moretti (3rd year Engineering/Science) AWARDS TO TRINITY STUDENTS

at University of Melbourne Faculty Prize Giving Ceremonies

FACULTY OF LAW

Bachelor of Laws Sally Davies Allens Arthur Robinson Prize (Torts and Process of Law) Timothy Elliott (former resident student) Joint Winner LexisNexis Online Research Prize (Advanced Legal Research – Semester) and Joint Winner Raynes and Dickson Memorial Exhibition (Advanced Legal Research – Semester) James McComish (former resident student) Jenks Exhibition (Private International Law) and Minter Ellison Prize (Equity and Trusts) Charles Parkinson (former student) Frank Galbally Prize (Advanced Criminal Law). Charles is the recipient of a Commonwealth Scholarship for study at Oxford Henrietta Zeffert Joint Winner Mallesons Stephen Jaques Ruth Campbell Prize (History and Philosophy of Law I)

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

Dean’s Prize – Highest achieving students entering the Faculty in first year based on ENTER or equivalent Bachelor of Science – Jayne Elizabeth Thompson Bachelor of Optometry – Julijana Tereza Baltinas Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Science – Dougal MacLaurin

Dean’s Honour List (Undergraduate) Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science, Second Year Level – Mailie Ross (former resident student) Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws, First Year Level – Charlotte Bo-Yee Lau Bachelor of Engineering (SEECS)/Bachelor of Science, Third Year Level – Peter James Hawkins

Dean’s Honour List (Honours) Medicine, Royal Melbourne Hospital – Anthea Marie Pappas (former student) Physics – Janos Tobias Locsei (former student, enrolled in a Master’s Degree at Cambridge)

Scholarship Howitt Natural History Scholarship – Dr Pavlina Shukuroglou (Non-resident Tutor)

FACULTY OF ARTS

Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Arts Combined First Year Award – Akane Kanai (BA/LLB) Second Year Award – Lachlan Alexander Harrison-Smith (BA/LLB) Third Year Award – Samuel Thomas Edward McMahon (BA/LLB) and Mailie Ross (BA/BSc) Bachelor of Arts (Media and Communications) – Claire Henderson (BA/LLB (M&C)) (former resident student)

Scholarship Award – Edwina Mary Watson (BA/LLB) (Melbourne National Scholarship)

Cromarty Prize in English for the best essay during 2003 in any first year English subject – Megan O’Connor (2nd year Arts)

THE DANTE ALIGHERI SOCIETY

Dr Santoro Prize for the top student of Italian at the University of Melbourne – Jane Parkin (2nd year Arts/Law)

YOUNG VICTORIAN OF THE YEAR

Resident student Cameron Rahles-Rahbula (2nd year Physiotherapy) was named 2004 Young Victorian of the Year.

RESIDENT STUDENTS

Roland Alexander (2nd year Nicholas Carter (1st year Taleta Dempsey (3rd year Arts/Law) Arts/Music) Veterinary Science) Malaka Ameratunga (2nd year Laura Cashman (1st year Rajeev Deva (1st year Arts/Medicine) Creative Arts) Medicine/Surgery/Medical Leila Anderson (1st year Christopher Chan (1st year Science) Arts/Media & Medicine/Surgery) Amy Devereux (3rd year Arts) Communications/Commerce) Julie Chan (2nd year Elisabeth Dewhirst (3rd year Timothy Armstrong (1st year Medicine/Surgery) Medicine/Surgery) Arts/Engineering (IT)) Chika Chandrashekar (1st year Diana Dickinson (3rd year Amanda Ashdown (1st year Commerce/Law) Arts/Science) Biomedical Science) Michael Chapman (2nd year Fletcher Dixon (3rd year Charles Ashton (1st year Arts/Science) Commerce/Information Commerce/Law) Sophie Chapman (2nd year Systems) Ryan Atkinson (1st year Arts/Science) Laura Dooley (2nd year Medicine/Surgery) Walter Chen (1st year Science) Simon Atkinson (3rd year Commerce) Philippa Duffy (1st year Arts/Science) Jack Cheng (2nd year Arts/Law) Kate Austin (2nd year Commerce / Science) Georgia Dunphy (1st year Arts/Law) Michael Cheng (4th year Arts/Laws/Diploma of Modern Abdullah Baig (1st year Commerce/Law) Languages) st Medicine/Surgery) Lawrence Cheng (2nd year Rachel Elliot-Jones (1 year Georgie Bain (2nd year Engineering (IT)) Arts/Law) st Creative Arts) Keen Peen Cheok (2nd year Richard Ellis (1 year Joshua Bairstow (2nd year Medicine/Surgery/Medical Engineering) Engineering/Commerce) Science) Alice Estcourt (2nd year Arts James Balfour (4th year Andrea Chong (1st year (Media & Communications)) Engineering/Computer Arts/Commerce) Jonathan Fernie (3rd year Science) Liz Chong (1st year Biomedical Arts/Commerce) Julijana Baltinas (1st year Science) Jane Fitzherbert (3rd year Optometry) Michael Chou (1st year Physiotherapy) Michael Baster (4th year Medicine/Surgery/Arts) Briar Fleming (2nd year Commerce/Law/Diploma of Mark Cicchiello (5th year Arts/Engineering) Modern Languages) Medicine/Surgery) Paula Fong (4th year rd Allison Berardino (3 year David Clark (2nd year Science/Law) Commerce) Commerce) Laura Fowler (3rd year rd Hannah Bignell (3 year James Clark (2nd year Arts/Commerce) Biomedical Science) Commerce/Law) Matthew Friedman (2nd year st Gillick Bilson (1 year Arts) Camilla Clemente (2nd year Arts) Christopher Blake (2nd year Arts) Jack Fuller (1st year Arts/Science) Michael Conn (2nd year Arts/Science) Joanna Bosco (3rd year Arts Engineering Cameryn Garrett (2nd year (Media & Communications)) (Civil)/Commerce) Arts) Robyn Boyd (1st year Master Lilli Cooper (2nd year Phyl Georgiou (2nd year of Divinity) Arts/Science) Commerce/Actuarial Studies) Alice Braden (3rd year Alexander Cornish (1st year Kyle Gerrity (2nd year Arts) Arts/Music) Arts/Law) Lucy Glade-Wright (3rd year Christopher Brett Young (2nd Sarah Cullen (2nd year Graphic Design) year Commerce/Law) Biomedical Science) Anna Godfrey (1st year Arts) st nd Benjamin Brooksby (1 year Brieana Dance (2 year Arts Geoffrey Golden (2nd year Law) (Media & Communications)) Commerce/Law) st rd Stephanie Brotchie (1 year Mark Daniel (3 year Chloe Gordon (1st year Arts) Creative Arts) Commerce) Catherine Granger (3rd year nd th Gareth Brown (2 year Marissa Daniels (4 year Physiotherapy) Arts/Commerce) Medicine/Surgery) William Grant (2nd year rd st Kate Bruce-Rosser (3 year Dina Daswani (1 year Engineering/Computer Arts (Media & Biomedical Science) Science) nd Communications)/Law) Sally Davies (2 year Fergus Green (2nd year nd Edward Bunting (2 year Arts/Laws/Diploma Modern Arts/Law) Commerce) Languages) Jennifer Greentree (1st year nd nd James Buzzard (2 year Indi Davis (2 year Arts) Animal Science & Science) Micah Davis-Johnson (2nd year Management) th Alexander Cameron (4 year Arts) James Gregson (1st year Medicine/Surgery) Alysia Debowski (2nd year Commerce) rd Duncan Campbell-Avenell (3 Arts/Law) Thomas Gregson (4th year year Creative Arts) Engineering/Science)

Simon Griffiths (4th year Mari Kawamata (1st year Nicholas Mackenzie (3rd year Engineering/Science) Medicine/Surgery) Engineering/Science) Victoria Guy (2nd year Arts Ashley Kay (4th year Science) Dougal MacLaurin (1st year (Media & Communications)) Timothy Kern (3rd year Engineering/Science) Huw Hallam (4th year Commerce/Media Xian-Jun Mah (1st year Arts/Music) Communications) Biomedical Science) Eva Hamilton (1st year Elizabeth Kiat (3rd year Katherine Mak (1st year Master Arts/Commerce) Veterinary Science) of Music Studies) Matthew Hamlet (2nd year Soi Wei Kor (1st year Laura Mar (3rd year Science) Commerce / Science) Medicine/Surgery) Andrew Matthews (3rd year Karina Harding (1st year Nicholas Kozeniauskas (1st Arts/Engineering) Veterinary Science) year Commerce/Law) Mia Mayhew (2nd year Arts) nd rd Efrant Harnaen (2 year Priya Krishnasamy (3 year Lucy McBride (1st year Medicine/Surgery) Science) Medicine/Surgery) rd rd Lachlan Harrison-Smith (3 Sharon Kuca (3 year Arts) Joanna McDiarmid (1st year year Arts) Dinusha Kularatne (4th year Education) rd Kate Hathaway (3 year Medicine/Surgery) Vicky McGrath (1st year Commerce/Law) Michael Laczko (1st year Law) Arts/Science) nd James Hawker (2 year Lacey Laken (3rd year Arts Daisy McGregor (1st year Property/Construction) (Media & Commerce) th Peter Hawkins (4 year Communications)/Law) Samuel McMahon (4th year Engineering/Science) Philippa Lamb (3rd year Arts) Arts/Law) rd Eliza Heathcote (3 year Geoffrey Lang (2nd year Timothy Molesworth (3rd year Agriculture/Commerce) Engineering(IT)/Law) Arts) st Rober Heathcote (1 year Charlotte Lau (2nd year Meredith Moodie (2nd year Property/Construction) Science/Law) Arts/Science) rd Oliver Hodson (3 year Gemma Le Maistre (2nd year Stella Moretti (3rd year Arts/Science) Veterinary Science) Engineering/Science) nd Heile Hofheins (2 year Leonie Lee (2nd year Arts) Julia Moroney (2nd year Arts/Commerce) Matthew Lee (2nd year Education - Primary Teaching) st Sophie Holberton (1 year Medicine/Surgery) Missy Myer (1st year Arts (Media & James Lerner (1st year Commerce/Law) Communications)/Law) Arts/Commerce) Adnan Nagrial (6th year rd Jonathon Holding (3 year Christopher Lewin (3rd year Medicine/Surgery) Commerce/Information Arts/Engineering) Lucy Nakata (2nd year Arts) Systems) st th rd Jacinta Lewin (1 year Sana Nakata (4 year Anna Hood (3 year Arts/Law) Creative Arts/Law) Arts/Law) st Jake Howman (1 year Thomas Lewis-Mathias (1st Inneke Nathan (3rd year Commerce) year Arts/Commerce) Science) st Allen Hsu (1 year Biomedical Suriya Liensavanh (2nd year Frances Ng (1st year Science) Commerce/Law) Veterinary Science) st Cindy Huang (1 year David Liew (2nd year Katherine Ng (2nd year Information Systems) Medicine/Surgery) Commerce/Law) nd Jenny Huang (2 year Elaine Lim (1st year Jeremy Nicholls (4th year Medicine/Surgery) Commerce) Arts/Law) th Sam Huang (4 year Dental Michelle Lim (1st year James Nicholson (4th year Science) Medicine/Surgery/Medical Medicine/Surgery) st Vanessa Ilicic (1 year Science) Rebecca Nyst (2nd year Arts/Law) Eton Lin (1st year Creative Arts/Law) nd Christopher Ingram (2 year Medicine/Surgery) Megan O'Connor (2nd year Commerce / Science) Nicholas Litzow (1st year Arts) rd Edward Joel (3 year Medicine/Surgery) Alice O'Kane (2nd year Arts) Engineering/Computer Jin Liu (1st year Engineering nd Science) Alex Oppes (2 year Arts/Law) (IT)/Commerce) nd rd Jassia Pang (2 year Alexander Johnson (3 year John Liu (1st year Arts (Media & Veterinary Science) Medicine/Surgery) Belinda Parker (3rd year Communications)) rd rd Elizabeth Lord (3 year Arts/Law) Diana Johnston (3 year Medicine/Surgery) Graphic Design) Jane Parkin (2nd year Arts/Law) Blake Loughran (2nd year nd Joseph Paterson (1st year Eli Kamara (2 year Arts) Engineering/Science) nd Science) Akane Kanai (2 year nd Ching Ting Vanessa Low (2 Louisa Payne (3rd year Arts/Law) year Arts (Media & Diana Kant (1st year Science) Commerce/Property & Communications) Construction) Megha Kapoor (1st year rd Thuong Luong (3 year Arts) Susan Peng (3rd year Commerce/Law) Georgina Lyons (2nd year st Medicine/Surgery) Jonathan Katsanos (1 year Medicine/Surgery) st Arts/Law) Stacey Peters (1 year Medicine/Surgery)

Steven Pettigrove (3rd year Caroline Spry (2nd year Edwina Watson (1st year Arts/Engineering) Arts/Commerce) Arts/Law) Simon Pitt (1st year Divyah Sreevardhanan (1st Jane Watson (2nd year Commerce/Law) year Arts) Science) Jacqueline Porter (4th year Adam Staley (3rd year Catherine Webb (1st year Arts) Arts/Music) Science) Owen Webb (2nd year Gareema Prasad (3rd year Anna Standertskjold (2nd year Arts/Law) Dental Science) Arts/Commerce) Cushla Whiting (3rd year Benjamin Privett (4th year Caroline Stawell (2nd year Arts/Science) Medicine/Surgery) Architecture) Roshini Wijaya (1st year Jade Puddington (3rd year James Stegeman (3rd year Commerce) Science) Medicine/Surgery) Thomas Wilson (3rd year Arts) st nd Phoebe Quirk (1 year Claire Steiner (2 year Hui-Li Wong (3rd year Architecture) Medicine/Surgery) Medicine/Surgery) nd st Cameron Rahles-Rahbula (2 Martin Stradling (1 year Kristine Wong (2nd year Arts) year Physiotherapy) Computer Science) Lydia Wong (3rd year nd rd Vikram Rajput (2 year Timothy Tai (3 year Arts/Law) Medicine/Surgery/Medical Medicine/Surgery) Emily Woods (2nd year Arts) st Science) Geoh Peng Sarah Tan (1 year st rd Raymond Wu (1 year Natalie Robertson (3 year Physiotherapy) Medicine/Surgery) Veterinary Science) nd Hung Keith Tan (2 year James Wylie (4th year Arts) Richard Robson (3rd year Arts/Law) Wen Xu (3rd year Biomedical Science) nd Liling Tan (2 year Medicine/Surgery) Natalie Ross-Lapointe (2nd Medicine/Surgery) Jolene Yap (2nd year year Arts/Science) nd Shu Qing Tan (2 year Law/Music) Kieran Rowe (5th year Commerce/Law) st Carnjini Yogeswaran Medicine/Surgery) Tse Hsien Bryan Tan (1 year nd rd Thambaiya (2 year Thomas Rowland (3 year Commerce/Law) Medicine/Surgery) st Engineering/Science) Rebecca Tang (1 year st nd Catherine Young (1 year Emma Sandford (2 year Arts Medicine/Surgery) Arts/Music) st (Media & Maia Tarrell (1 year Creative nd Communications)/Law) Henrietta Zeffert (2 year Arts) Arts/Law) st nd Ravi Sandhu (1 year Katherine Tatoulis (2 year st Medicine/Surgery) Tony Zhang (1 year Arts/Law) Commerce/Law) nd st Adam Scarlett (2 year John Taverner (1 year st Medicine/Surgery) Zidi Zhao (1 year Medicine/Surgery) Commerce/Property & nd st Bronwyn Scarr (2 year Kylie Telford (1 year Science) Construction) Medicine/Surgery/Medical rd Bronwen Thomas (3 year Scott Zucker (2nd year Arts)) Science) Arts/Commerce) nd Arun Sethu (2 year Edward Thompson (4th year Medicine/Surgery) Arts/Law) rd Neha Shah Singh (3 year Jayne Thompson (1st year Arts) Science) rd Alexandra Shannon (3 year Eliza Tiernan (2nd year Arts) Medicine/Surgery) nd nd Simon Tilleard (2 year Grace Sharon (2 year Engineering/Science) Arts/Theology) rd rd Min Wen Toh (3 year Michael Shapiro (3 year Arts) Commerce) st Lily Shelton (1 year Dana Van Tassel (3rd year Science/Diploma Modern Arts) Languages) rd st Richard Vaudrey (3 year Wei Ying Heidi Shum (1 year Music) Commerce/Law) st rd Lucinda Verco (1 year Joel Silberman (3 year Arts) Medicine/Surgery) st Oliver Sisson (1 year Andreas Vorst-Hopkins (2nd Science/Law) year Arts (Media & rd Miranda Skelley (3 year Arts) Communications)) rd David Smerdon (3 year Katherine Voyage (3rd year Commerce / Science) Architecture) st Amanda Smythe (1 year Tamara Vu (4th year Arts/Law) Music) Charlotte Walker (1st year th Lauren Solly (4 year Arts) Physiotherapy) Lucy Wall (2nd year Arts) nd Ju-Han Soon (2 year Nicholas Ward (3rd year Engineering) Engineering/Commerce) rd Elizabeth Spector (3 year Alexander Watkins (3rd year Arts) Arts)

NON-RESIDENT STUDENTS

Chor Ing Ang (1st year Kardina Kardina (1st year Ken Shaw (4th year Arts/Law) Commerce) Commerce/Information Andrew Silver (3rd year Charlotte Beeny (4th year Systems) Commerce/Law) st Arts/Law) Ashwinder Kaur Goshel (1 Elizabeth Sim (1st year Arts) th Lilly Brophy (4 year year Arts/Science) Felix Sugiarto (1st year st Veterinary Science) Julia Kilpatrick (1 year Commerce / Science) st Dian Budiman (1 year Commerce/Law) Ario Sukianto (1st year st Arts/Engineering (IT)) Li Lian Koh (1 year Arts/Law) Commerce/Information Benny Chan (1st year Ka Kay Lam (1st year Systems) Engineering) Physiotherapy) Ee Nin Tan (1st year Jenny Chan (1st year Science) Alexandra Lau (1st year Landscape Architecture) Raymond Cheng (4th year Science/Veterinary Science) Keith Tan (1st year Computer Commerce/Law) Kar Wee Lee (1st year Science) Science) Eva Choi (1st year Science) Lyn Ni Lee (1st year Arts/Law) Sheng Yang Tan (1st year Lawrence Collins (1st year Shi Min Lee (1st year Information Systems) Arts/Law) Engineering/Commerce) Sing Chee Tan (1st year Anand Daswani (1st year Kin Wang Li (1st year Medicine/Surgery) Commerce) Commerce) Matthew Tilleard (4th year Frances Dunn (4th year Rui Ting Lim (1st year Arts/Law) Arts/Law) Information Systems) Servia Utomo (1st year Jeremy Ee (1st year Arts Tricia Lim (1st year VCA - Fine Science) [Media & Communications]) Arts) Edward Waters (1st year Grace Fung (1st year Arts Aloysius Ng (1st year Commerce) [Media & Communications]) Medicine/Surgery) Willy Willy (1st year Computer Daniel Harraka (1st year Sean Ng (1st year Science) Science) st Engineering/Science) Tony Nguyen (2nd year Nastasia Wiyanto (1 year Jingyi Heng (1st year Design Science) Commerce) st and Planning) Patricia Ong (1st year Dental Sze Wey Wong (1 year Leona Hui (1st year Arts) Science) Biomedical Science) st Albert Johan (1st year Julien Robinson (2nd year Arts) Kevin Woon (1 year Engineering/Commerce) Paris Room (3rd year Arts) Commerce) st st Yogendra Kalkunte (1 year Kate Scarlett (4th year Charlotte Wu (1 year Engineering) Creative Arts/Law) Commerce)

THEOLOGY STUDENTS

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