GRADUATION CEREMONIES 2020 Acknowledgement of Country UniSA respects the Kaurna, Bunganditj and Bangarla peoples’ spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge the diversity of Aboriginal peoples, past and present. Find out more about the University’s commitment to reconciliation at unisa.edu.au/RAP Artist: Ngupulya Pumani Megan Elliott Infused 2019. Cotton, linen, raffia, various flower petals, eucalyptus leaves, turmeric, brown/red onion skins, various frozen berries, Bay of Stones shiraz, The Purveyor pinot noir, Mars Needs merlot. Image by Kathleen Bright.

This booklet exhibits the outstanding work of graduates from UniSA Creative.

1 Barbara Hesselschwerdt Booroolong Frog 2019. Sterling silver and copper. Image by Lauren Hesselschwerdt.

2 3 Contents

UniSA Acknowledgement of Peoples and Country 5

Chancellor’s welcome 6

Vice Chancellor’s welcome 7

About the University of South Australia 9

Our journey so far 10

Processional Music 18

History of Academic Dress 20

University of South Australia’s Academic Dress 21

Ceremony Tradition 22

University of South Australia Awards 23

University of South Australia Medal Winners 25

Pridham Hall 26

Leave a lasting impression 27

Welcome to your alumni network 29

Tuesday 29 September 2020 at 9.30am 31

Tuesday 29 September 2020 at 12.30pm 37

Tuesday 29 September 2020 at 3.45pm 43

Wednesday 30 September 2020 at 9.30am 47

Wednesday 30 September 2020 at 12.30pm 53

Wednesday 30 September 2020 at 3.45pm 59

Thursday 1 October 2020 at 9.30am 63

Thursday 1 October 2020 at 12.30pm 67

Thursday 1 October 2020 at 3.45pm 73

Friday 2 October 2020 at 9.30am 79

Friday 2 October 2020 at 12.30pm 85

Friday 2 October 2020 at 3.45pm 91

Prizes 97

Previous Honorary Award Recipients 105

3 Grace Ellen Plunkett Greenpoint Avenue 2019. Acrylic on canvas, 46 x 46cm. Image by Ella-Maude Wilson.

4 5 UniSA Acknowledgement of Peoples and Country

We respectfully acknowledge the Kaurna, Bunganditj and Bangarla First Nations Peoples and their Elders past and present, who are the First Nations’ traditional owners of the lands that are now home to the University of South Australia’s campuses in Adelaide, Mount Gambier and Whyalla. We are honoured to recognise our connection to the Kaurna, the Bunganditj and the Bangarla lands, and their history, culture and spirituality through these locations, and we strive to ensure that we operate in a manner which respects their Elders and ancestors. We also acknowledge the other First Nations of lands across Australia with which we conduct business, their Elders, ancestors, cultures and heritage.

Kaurna UniSA tampinthi, UniSA Kaurna yartangka yuwanthi. Kaurna miyurna yaitya mathanya Wama Tarntanyaku. Parnaku yailtya, parnaku tapa purruna, parnaku yarta ngadlu tampinthi. Yalaka Kaurna miyurna ithu yailtya, tapa purruna, yarta kuma puru martinthi, puru warriapinthi, puru tangka martulyainthi. We acknowledge that the University of South Australia is on the traditional country of the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains. We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land, and we acknowledge that they are of continuing importance to the Kaurna people living today.

Bunganditj Ngathu putama nhu mraat, mraat Bunganditj-at wulnuwitjara Berrinat ba mraatat mingro Berrin. I recognise this country (is) the country of the Bunganditj, the custodians of Mount Gambier and the country around Mount Gambier.

Bangarla Ngarrinyarlboo nagoodoo Bangarla mirinyi yoorari yarda malboo. Ngarrinyarlboo nagoodoo Bangarla yoorari yarda wardana indoo. We acknowledge and respect the Bangarla people as the traditional custodians of the ancestral lands. We acknowledge the deep feelings of attachment and relationship of Bangarla people to the country and the sea.

5 Chancellor’s welcome

Today is a time for celebration as you mark both the end and the beginning of exciting and sometimes very challenging times. 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. The University is 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.

Ms Pauline Carr Chancellor

Ms Pauline Carr BEc (ANU), MBA, FAICD, FCIS, FGIA Pauline Carr is the Chancellor of the University of South Australia. She has over 30 years of management and commercial experience in the resources industry with both Australian and international companies. In addition she has over 20 years comprehensive compliance and governance experience with listed company boards. Previously Ms Carr was a senior executive with Normandy Mining Limited, where she was actively involved in the company’s growth, its corporate activities and its international expansion and subsequently Newmont Mining Corporation. Ms Carr is currently a Director of ASX listed Highfield Resources Limited and Deputy Chairman of National Pharmacies as well as the Minerals and Energy Advisory Council and the South Australian Minerals and Petroleum Expert Group. She also provides management support, business improvement, governance, compliance and risk consultancy services to companies in the resources, construction and superannuation sectors.

6 7 Vice Chancellor’s welcome

Graduating with a university degree represents a major milestone in life. Now, after some well publicized challenges, your hard work and resilience has been recognised and rewarded. You will leave us today with a parchment and a career path and we couldn’t be prouder of you. We are all 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 an important graduation ceremony and we are 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 – Australia’s University of Enterprise – 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. We 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 over 215,000 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. We 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, FTSE David Lloyd was appointed to the University of South Australia as Vice Chancellor and President in 2012. A Dublin-born and educated chemist who specialises in computer-aided drug design, Professor Lloyd has re-focused institutional culture to position UniSA as Australia’s University of Enterprise and to shape its activities to better meet the challenges of the 21st century. Professor Lloyd was a member of the South Australia Economic Development Board (EDB) from 2014 to 2018. A past Chair of the Australian Technology Network group of technology- focused universities, he now sits on the board of Universities Australia, the peak body representing the university sector where he is the lead vice- chancellor for research & innovation. He was also appointed to the Australian Research Council’s (ARC) Advisory Council to provide advice to the ARC on key research policy issues, to lend independent strategic guidance and experience that will strengthen the ARC’s ability to support research and innovation in Australia. Before joining the University of South Australia, Professor Lloyd was Vice-President for Research and later Bursar and Director of Strategic Innovation at Trinity College Dublin. Professor Lloyd was Chair of the Irish Research Council and prior to academia, worked in the pharmaceutical industry in the UK. He holds an honorary Professorship from Tianjin University. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering.

7 8 9 Students choose from more than 200 About the world-class degrees across a wide range of disciplines, including business, accounting, University of law, education, nursing, physiotherapy, podiatry, medical radiation, exercise South Australia science, pharmacy, information technology, software engineering, science, mathematics, engineering, contemporary art, creative The University of South Australia (UniSA) is a industries, journalism, psychology, social globally connected and engaged university, work and more. with a core focus on delivering research and education that will support solutions Practical learning, informed by industry for both industry and the professions. It is best practice, is central to UniSA’s teaching Australia’s University of Enterprise. approach. Our graduates are a new breed of professionals - confident global citizens, UniSA’s teaching is industry-informed, and able to respond to change, ready for through strong industry engagement, its opportunities that arise, and to create researchers create knowledge that is central opportunities that contribute to their to global economic and social prosperity. communities In the most recent Excellence in Research Collaborations with more than 2,500 Australia assessment (2018), across 39 fields, companies worldwide to bring students all UniSA research was ranked as world class placement, project, research and work or better. The University was also assessed opportunities, have delivered UniSA a as having almost 80 per cent of its research number one ranking in the State for at the highest level of positive impact in graduate careers, student satisfaction, society. student experience and employer People, Programs and Precincts are the satisfaction by ComparED (QILT). heart of UniSA operations. The University is also closely engaged Recognised globally for excellence and with the communities it serves. MOD. at equity - in a fast-moving world, UniSA is UniSA is a futuristic museum of discovery well-known for the relevance of its degree that inspires young people about science programs. and technology, showcasing how research shapes our understanding of the world UniSA is ranked in the top 50 best around us to inform our futures. UniSA’s young universities in the world by both Samstag Museum of Art presents a changing Quacarelli Symonds (QS) and Times Higher exhibitions program of contemporary visual Education (THE) with a five-star rating for art and its Hawke Centre engages with local research, teaching facilities, employability, and international communities through internationalisation, social responsibility and public lectures, seminars and research innovation (QS Stars Ratings). projects. The largest university in South Australia, The University also has a strong equity UniSA teaches more than 36,000 students mission and was the first South Australian located across four metropolitan and university to launch a Stretch Reconciliation two regional campuses and through its Action Plan which creates greater innovative online education - UniSA Online opportunities for Aboriginal peoples in - where all programs have been designed education and employment and embeds specifically by the University for this mode their culture into the University. of learning. UniSA is a place for unstoppable people.

9 Our journey so far 1991 The South Australian College of Advanced The University of South Australia (UniSA) was established in 1991 but Education (SACAE) designated as one of our foundations date back to the latter half of the 19th century. The only 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. 1856 1993 The School of Art UniSA became a foundation member of was established 1876 the Australian Technology Network (ATN) by Charles Hill just The Training School, the first South federation. 15 years after the Australian Teachers College, was founded. UniSA commenced teaching programs 1994 proclamation of offshore, beginning with the International the new colony of MBA in Singapore. South Australia. Professor Eleanor Ramsay, 1906 the first-ever Australian Pro Louis Laybourne Smith Vice Chancellor charged Two of the University’s key research established the first with improving equity and institutes, the Ian Wark Research 1889 architectural course at access to education, was Institute (IWRI) and the Institute for The South Australian School of Mines and the South Australian appointed. Telecommunications Research (ITR), were Industries was established. School of Mines and officially opened. Industries. The Distance Education Centre building at Underdale was opened. 1907 Adelaide Kindergarten Training College 1918 1996 for teachers was established with strong The Adelaide Technical High School was The Unaipon School was opened offering advocacy from Lillian de Lissa. founded as a preparatory school for the 1997 a range of programs in Aboriginal and courses offered by the School of Mines and The City West campus Australian Studies. Industries. was officially opened by Governor General Sir William Dean. UniSA identified seven The Adelaide Technical1960 High School and unique graduate qualities 1998 1965 that described the knowledge, skills and UniSA awarded an the South Australian School of Mines The SAIT opened Whyalla campus to meet personal abilities required in professional honorary doctorate and Industries merged to form the South the growing demand for skills in the steel careers. to then President Australian Institute of Technology (SAIT). and shipping industries. of South Africa, UniSA became the first Australian university Nelson Mandela. to develop a Statement of Commitment to Australian Reconciliation. 1973 The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre The Aboriginal Task Force was established was established. at the South Australian Institute of Technology and provided some of the first Professor Denise education in social work specifically for Bradley was named 1999 David Klingberg AM Indigenous students in Australia. It was the the University’s Vice succeeded Dr Basil Hetzel first tertiary program of its kind in Australia Chancellor and President. AC as Chancellor. and provided an enclave of support for Extensively involved in its students and a path forward that national education policy UniSA won the Business SA encouraged careers built on education. groups for more than two Export Award for education decades, she chaired the Expert Panel in for the first time. 2008 that undertook the National Review of Higher Education. Now Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley 1982 AC, she was made a Companion of the The South Australian College of Advanced Order of Australia, Australia’s highest Education (SACAE) was formed out of the honour, in recognition of her service to amalgamation of the Adelaide College higher education. of the Arts and Education (including the Underdale and City campuses) along with the Hartley (Magill), Salisbury and Sturt Colleges of Advanced Education.

10 11 1991 The South Australian College of Advanced Education (SACAE) designated as one of only eight Distance Education Centres. The University of South Australia (UniSA) was 1992 established upon the merger of SAIT and Professor David Robinson appointed three SACAE campuses. Vice Chancellor. John McDonald appointed first Chancellor; The Hon Dr Basil Hetzel Professor Alan Mead the first Vice Chancellor. AC appointed Chancellor of the University of South Australia. 1993 UniSA became a foundation member of the Australian Technology Network (ATN) federation. UniSA commenced teaching programs 1994 offshore, beginning with the International MBA in Singapore. Professor Eleanor Ramsay, the first-ever Australian Pro Vice Chancellor charged Two of the University’s key research with improving equity and institutes, the Ian Wark Research access to education, was Institute (IWRI) and the Institute for appointed. Telecommunications Research (ITR), were officially opened. The Distance Education Centre building at Underdale was opened. 1996 The Unaipon School was opened offering 1997 a range of programs in Aboriginal and The City West campus Australian Studies. was officially opened by Governor General Sir William Dean. UniSA identified seven unique graduate qualities 1998 that described the knowledge, skills and UniSA awarded an personal abilities required in professional honorary doctorate careers. to then President of South Africa, UniSA became the first Australian university Nelson Mandela. to develop a Statement of Commitment to Australian Reconciliation. The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre was established. Professor Denise Bradley was named 1999 David Klingberg AM the University’s Vice succeeded Dr Basil Hetzel Chancellor and President. AC as Chancellor. Extensively involved in national education policy UniSA won the Business SA groups for more than two Export Award for education decades, she chaired the Expert Panel in for the first time. 2008 that undertook the National Review of Higher Education. Now Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley AC, she was made a Companion of the Order of Australia, Australia’s highest honour, in recognition of her service to higher education.

11 2000 Nelson Mandela was announced as the new International Patron of UniSA’s Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre. 2001 The University celebrated its 10th anniversary. 2002 UniSA was named the leading provider of offshore programs in Australia by IDP.

UniSA sponsored the Tour Down Under cycling race for the first time.

FedSat, Australia’s experimental satellite developed by the CRC for Satellite Systems and including UniSA-designed payloads, was launched. The UniSA Northern Adelaide Partnerships (UNAP) program was established to underpin economic and social development and improve education participation in severely disadvantaged communities. 2003 UniSA was named an Employer of Choice 2004 for Women for the first time. The University of South Australia Business School became only the 2005 second in Australia The first stage of the University’s $100 to receive European million capital development program, Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) Blueprint 2005, was completed and five accreditation, one of two major new buildings–the Kaurna Building, the forms of international accreditation for Dorrit Black Building, the Garth Boomer business schools. Building, the Basil Hetzel Building and the Mawson Centre–were opened. The University received an overwhelmingly positive report from the The University Australian Universities Quality Agency launched four new (AUQA) audit, including 16 commendations research institutes for good practice. – the Ehrenberg Bass Institute for UniSA received $10 million in funding from Marketing Science, the Australian Government to establish a the Sansom Chair in Child Protection at the University. Institute for Health Research, the Hawke UniSA delivered the Australian International Research Institute Space University intensive professional for Sustainable Society, and the Institute development program, confirming South for Sustainable Systems and Technologies Australia’s position as a centre for space (since renamed the Barbara Hardy education and training. Institute). UniSA won the Institutional Award from the The UniSA Mount Gambier Regional Centre Australian Learning and Teaching Council was opened and the Centre for Regional for Provision of Services to the Community. Engagement established. UniSA was ranked in the top 200 universities worldwide by The Times Higher Education Supplement.

12 13 2006 Professor John Ralston was named UniSA’s first Laureate Professor. The Australian Minerals Science Research Institute (AMSRI), headquartered at UniSA’s Ian Wark Research Institute, was officially opened. It was supported by the largest ARC Linkage Grant ever awarded. 2007 Professor Peter Høj joined UniSA as Vice The Royal Australian Institute of Chancellor and President of the University Architects awarded the nation’s highest following Professor Denise Bradley’s accolade for a public building to UniSA’s retirement. Kaurna Building.

2008 UniSA was awarded $40 million through the Federal Government’s Education Investment Fund to help build the $73 million building to house the Materials and Minerals Science Learning and Research Hub at Mawson Lakes. 2009 Associate Professor Mahfuz Aziz won the Dr Ian Gould, Prime Minister’s Award for the Australian a resources industry Teacher of the Year. professional, was UniSA joined Pedal Prix, the Human Powered appointed as the Vehicle super series, as lead sponsor. University’s new Chancellor following the retirement of David Klingberg AM. 2010 The UniSA College was launched to offer more opportunities for South Australians to gain access to tertiary education. UniSA joined forces with the International Space University in Strasbourg, France, to bring world-class space education to the southern hemisphere. The UniSA-based Centre for Muslim and Non-Muslim Understanding was launched UniSA secured $30 million from the Federal in India by then Minister of Education and Government’s Education Investment Fund future Prime Minister, Julia Gillard. towards the cost of a $85 million learning centre to be built in Adelaide’s West End. UniSA graduated its 100,000th student, Charlotte Mukamuberwa, a Rwandan refugee now with a Bachelor of Commerce degree. 2011 In the 2011 QS World University Rankings, the University of South Australia showed 2012 The second Excellence in Research the biggest improvement of any Australian Australia (ERA) assessment rated more university for the second year running to be than 86 per cent of UniSA’s research as ranked 11th in Australia. world-class or better. The first national Excellence in Research Chemist, researcher and for Australia (ERA) assessment showed Irish university leader, that around 70 per cent of UniSA research Professor David Lloyd, is assessed was world-class standard or above. appointed as the University of South Australia’s new Vice Chancellor and President. The new China-Australia Centre for Sustainable Urban Design, is founded in partnership with Tianjin University.

13 2013 UniSA became the first university in the world to host an online brainstorming event and ideas generator – unijam. It hosted 17,000 unique posts and more than 2014 In April the University’s $85 million Jeffrey 1300 conversation threads from across 56 Smart Building was officially opened, countries. featuring eight floors spanning 12,480m² Crossing the Horizon was launched – a with the latest technologies and cutting strategic action plan designed to change edge learning spaces. the way the University operates and engages with its communities.

CROSSING THE HORIZON Our Strategic Action Plan 2013 - 2018

To mark the 20-year partnership between UniSA and Hong Kong Baptist University, UniSA ranked in the world’s top 50 under a new suite of jointly offered full-time 50 years of age by both the QS and THE degrees is launched. world university rankings. The University also ranked in the THE’s global Top 100 UniSA partners with the Institute for Choice for engineering and technology. to bring global experts together in the science of human choice behaviour; and is UniSA’s MBA program is one of only announced as the national headquarters three nationally to win a five-star rating for an $88 million Data to Decisions CRC. 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 2015 UniSA was ranked as one of the world’s of one of Australia’s top cancer research best young universities (THE ranks us #38 centres. With a Federal Government on their list of the world’s best 50 under investment of $40 million, the Centre 50; Quacarelli Symonds moves us up to for Cancer Biology (CCB) expansion was #25). We had some stunning research announced by the then Prime Minister Julia results as well: Excellence in Research Gillard during a visit to UniSA in June. Australia rated 97 per cent of our assessed research as world-class or above. The University was appointed lead partner of a new Cooperative Research Centre for Cell Therapy Manufacturing set to underpin significant innovations in the treatment available for diabetes, wound, and transplant patients.

UniSA was also ranked as one of the world’s best international universities. We entered into a significant relationship with the University College London to establish our Future Industries Institute (FII) and became the recipient of an incredibly generous contribution from the late, great, Sir Terry Pratchett, a perpetual scholarship fund worth more than $1 million. UniSA also opened the Innovation Collaboration Centre at City West in partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise and forged a partnership with one of China’s largest drug manufacturers, Yabao Pharmaceuticals, to develop and bring to market new cancer treatments.

14 15 2016 Jim McDowell, former BAE systems Saudi Arabia CEO and 2018 Major new infrastructure opened when a passionate UniSA launched two new buildings. Pridham supporter of Hall and the University of South Australia continuing Cancer Research Institute were both education, opened in May 2018. Pridham Hall is a $50 succeeded Dr million cultural and sporting centre of the Ian Gould AM as University. the University’s Chancellor. Future Industries Institute (FII) was officially launched and received $7.5 million from the South Australian Government. Professor Irene Watson was appointed as the first Pro Vice Chancellor: Aboriginal Leadership and Strategy, and Unaipon Chair. Esteemed investment banker, Chairman of the Sydney Swans Board and UniSA Alumnus, Andrew Pridham, presented a $5 million philanthropic gift to support construction of the new great hall. Acknowledging this as the largest single private donation in the University’s 25 year history, the multipurpose facility was named Pridham Hall. The $247 million University of South Australia Cancer Research Institute, is home to UniSA’s research-rich School of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences, the globally recognised Centre for Cancer Biology and our technology-based business incubation 2017 hub, the Innovation Collaboration Centre UniSA’s rapid rise up the international rankings continued with Times Higher The building is also home to MOD., Education (THE) rating the university as Australia’s leading future focused museum. #32 in their list of the world’s best young The new Samsung SMARTSchool, one of the universities. UniSA was the youngest most technologically advanced teacher- Australian university on the list and ranked training facilities in the country, opened its by THE as #9 in Australia, of universities doors at UniSA’s Magill campus. of any age. UniSA’s Law School, in only its 10th year, was ranked as one of the In September, world’s best at #88 and the best in South UniSA appointed Australia. Quality Indicators for Learning a new Chancellor, and Teaching (QILT) rated UniSA as #1 in Ms Pauline Carr. South Australia for graduate careers and for With more than 30 student satisfaction. years’ management and commercial In 2017 UniSA developed a new suite experience in the of high-quality, 100 per cent online resources industry, undergraduate courses that can be studied Ms Carr has been anytime, anywhere. a member of the University’s Council since 2010. UniSA launched its Enterprise25 plan, re-imagining UniSA with a laser-like focus on its programs and an aim to reduce its operational silos. The plan is to re-shape and review programs to Enterprise25 ensure they Our Strategic Plan are leading- 2018-2025 edge, end user endorsed and that are all ranked among the best in the world. AUSTRALIA’S UNIVERSITY OF ENTERPRISE

15 2019 UniSA became the lead institution for one of the most significant space industry research concentrations in Australia, heading up a new Cooperative Research 2020 Despite the phenomenal impact of the Centre for Smart Satellite Technologies and bushfires, followed closely by the COVID-19 Analytics – The SmartSat CRC. pandemic which closed down much of the The new CRC is a national research nation, UniSA proved Unstoppable, swiftly powerhouse involving a $190 million moving our teaching online. investment in cash and in-kind from 84 The University still managed to rise in research and industry partners. the two major rankings, the Times Higher With $55m funding from the Federal Education Young University Rankings Government through the Department of and the QS Top 50 Under 50 rankings, Industry, Science & Technology’s successful consolidating its status among the world’s CRC program, the SmartSat CRC will be the best young universities and Australia’s biggest investment in space industry R&D University of Enterprise. in Australia’s history. It will play a key role in meeting the Australian Space Agency’s goal to triple the size of Australia’s domestic space industry to $12 billion, generating an extra 20,000 jobs by 2030.

UniSA is placed 25 in the 2020 THE Young University Rankings and 29 in the 2021 QS Top 50 Under 50.

In 2019 UniSA geared up for a future that UniSA business education and research was is being transformed by technology, both awarded another significant international in the way industry operates and in the endorsement, earning the Association expectations of our students. to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) international business As a key commitment in the University’s accreditation. strategic plan – Enterprise25, UniSA introduced a program-focused The accreditation comes hot on the heels organisational structure. This will allow us of the announcement of UniSA’s full five- to achieve our ambitions and ensure that year EQUIS accreditation from the leading we continue to deliver quality teaching, international network for management research and student outcomes development (EFMD).

16 17 17 As a composer Deborah has received Processional numerous commissions since the success of her opera Pecan Summer (2010) and Music now specialises in working with traditional languages.

Ancient Land Processional The Ngarrindjeri Women’s Choir The processional music played at the start Singing is an essential part of identity in of the graduation ceremony has been Aboriginal culture. The women who gather composed by Deborah Cheetham AO. The to sing in Murray Bridge do so because it is work is sung by the Ngarrindjeri Women’s part of who they are as Aboriginal women. Choir and the Marryatville Concert Choir, These women have performed for many supported by the Adelaide Symphony important events over the past decade Orchestra, conducted by Nicholas Buc. but are never happier than when singing in “From the beginning I wanted this community and passing on culture through processional to be a powerful reminder song. that knowledge has been passed for more than 2000 generations on the lands that the University now occupies. For that reason it was essential to include the traditional language groups from each of the campuses of the University of South Australia - Kaurna (Adelaide), Bunganditj (Mt Gambier) and Bangarla (Whyalla). Ancient Land Processional is music for ceremony and for celebration. I wanted this work to convey the importance and excitement of one of life’s great rites of passage – the graduation ceremony”. - Deborah Cheetham AO

Deborah Cheetham AO Deborah Cheetham, Yorta Yorta woman, soprano, composer and educator has been a leader in the Australian arts landscape for more than 25 years. In the 2014 Queen’s Birthday Honours List, Deborah was appointed as an Officer of the Order of Australia (AO), for distinguished service to the performing arts as an opera singer, composer and artistic director, to the development of Indigenous artists, and to innovation in performance. Deborah Cheetham AO

The Ngarrindjeri Women’s Choir 18 19 The Marryatville Concert Choir Adelaide Symphony Orchestra – Aldis Sils Musical Director Established in 1936, the internationally The choir is one of the many co-curricular acclaimed Adelaide Symphony Orchestra ensembles at Marryatville High School’s is South Australia’s largest performing internationally acclaimed Special Interest arts organisation. Today the ASO plays Music Centre. The choir is recognised as a major role in Adelaide’s cultural and one of the best school choirs in Adelaide. economic vibrancy, and enriches the In the past decade it has won competitions community through a diverse program in Adelaide (Adelaide Choral Eisteddfods), of world-class performances to more Sydney (Sydney Performing Arts Challenge, than 90,000 concertgoers each season. ABC Classic FM Choir of the Year State The Ancient Land Processional orchestral Champion 2006), and internationally music was performed by the ASO, (Tallinn International Choral Festival 2007). conducted by Nicholas Buc and recorded The choir has toured Central Europe in Adelaide’s ABC studios. including concerts at the Kodaly School in Kecskemet. The choir performs a wide variety of repertoire in a range of styles, and where possible in original languages.

The Marryatville Concert Choir

Adelaide Symphony Orchestra Photo: Shane Reid 19 Over the centuries, gowns have evolved History of in various forms from the original outer garment or robe commonly worn by the Academic Dress laity and members of the clergy, to the many modern versions for the various Academic dress has a long history, almost levels of academic awards. Hoods have as long as that of universities themselves. It developed from the head coverings worn began with the foundation of the European by students in the early ages. They were universities in the 12th and 13th centuries. especially useful in inclement weather and Until that time, education was carried out in the draughty cloisters of monasteries. within the monasteries, such as one at At Canterbury, in the 13th century, the Oxford where divinity, philosophy and arts monks’ hoods were lined with fur because were studied as early as the 8th century. of the cold. Windows in those days were not It was not until the 12th century that glazed. groups of teachers and students gathered It would seem that no matter how young a together for classes outside monastery university is, one of the first priorities is to walls in a move that was recognisable as adopt a style of academic dress which is the beginnings of universities. Two of the distinctive. outstanding schools at that time were in Bologna and Paris. During the 13th century The University of South Australia is the Roman legal word universitas became no exception. In 1991, the University a common name for study groups. The acknowledged the academic dress of third great university of the Middle Ages, its predecessor institutions and then in Oxford, emerged at that time. Much of the February 1992, the University’s academic symbolism of academic dress is bound up dress was determined by the Council and with the history of those early universities the first graduation ceremonies wearing the which have influenced the creation and new University of South Australia academic maintenance of a distinctive form of dress. dress occurred during April 1992. It is interesting to note that the hood chosen is In the earliest times, university statutes of Oxford Burgon style while the gown is of concerning academic costume were the Cambridge style, an interesting link with somewhat vague, and it was not until the two of the greatest European universities of late 14th and early 15th centuries, as lay the Middle Ages. fashions began to change, that universities began to adopt the policy of setting down particular requirements for the shape and cut of academic dress.

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20 21 Doctor of Philosophy degrees University of Oxford-style black gown with red facing on front of gown and around sleeve cuffs. Black South Australia’s Tudor velvet bonnet with black tassel. Black Academic Dress hood lined with red with gold edging.

Professional doctorates Doctor of Science higher doctorate Oxford-style black gown faced with discipline Oxford-style red gown with blue facing colour (as shown below) on front of gown and gold ribbon trim on front of gown and and around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet bonnet with black tassel. Black hood lined bonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hood with discipline colour with gold edging. lined with blue and edged with gold ribbon with two gold stripes on either side. Masters degrees Oxford-style black gown. Black mortarboard Doctor of Letters higher doctorate with black tassel. Black oxford burgon style Oxford-style red gown with gold facing hood lined with blue with gold edging. and blue ribbon trim on front of gown and around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet Graduate diplomas and bonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hood Graduate certificates lined with gold and edged with blue ribbon Cambridge-style black gown with relevant with two blue stripes on either side. stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel.

Doctor of Laws higher doctorate Undergraduate degrees Oxford-style red gown with gold facing and Cambridge-style black gown. Black blue and red ribbon trim on front of gown mortarboard with black tassel. Black oxford and around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet burgon style hood lined with discipline colour. bonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hood lined with gold and edged with red ribbon with two red stripes on either side. Associate degrees Cambridge-style black gown with relevant Doctor of Engineering higher doctorate stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel. Oxford-style red gown with green facing and gold ribbon trim on front of gown and Diplomas around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet Cambridge-style black gown with relevant bonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hood stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel. lined with green and edged with gold ribbon with two gold stripes on either side. Mortarboard tassels for Indigenous Australian graduates Doctor of Visual Arts higher doctorate The University of South Australia is proud of Oxford-style red gown with light blue facing its commitment to Australian reconciliation. and gold ribbon trim on front of gown and To enable Indigenous Australians to have around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet their ancestry recognised, Aboriginal and bonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hood Torres Strait Islander graduates have the lined with light blue and edged with gold option of wearing a mortarboard with a tassel ribbon with two gold stripes on either side. incorporating the colours of the respective flags (red, black and yellow for Aboriginal graduates and blue, green and white for Torres Strait Islander graduates).

Oxford burgon style hood

Mortarboard tassels for Indigenous Australian graduates

21 End of Ceremony Ceremony The academic recession signals the end of the ceremony and is led by the Chancellor, Tradition followed by the stage party in the reverse order to which it entered. Newly conferred graduates join the recession signalling their Academic Procession and stage party entry to the academic community. The traditional custom in which dignitaries of the university enter the graduation hall is known as the academic procession. The University of South Australia’s academic procession is led by higher degree graduates and members of the University Council, followed by academic staff and senior management of the University, including the Vice Chancellor. The Chancellor is the last to enter. In some circumstances the Chancellor may be represented by the Deputy Chancellor or Pro Chancellor. The Vice Chancellor may be represented by the Provost and Chief Academic Officer or Deputy Vice Chancellor, Research and Enterprise.

Academic Dress Academic dress usually reflects the highest academic qualification of the wearer. Special ceremonial gowns are also worn and these represent the wearer’s position and title. The Vice Chancellor can be recognised by the distinctive Fairford Brocade gown adorned with silver oakleaf lace, and black bonnet with blue tassel. The Chancellor’s gown is also Fairford Brocade but incorporates gold oakleaf lace and notably this is worn with a black bonnet finished with a gold tassel. If you look carefully you will see that this gown also has a combination of gold stripes on each sleeve instead of the silver stripes located on the Vice Chancellor’s gown.

22 23 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 Awards of achievement in the initial years of their 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 other degree titles you may complement each other, such that the core hear in addition to Bachelor awards, during elements of the two awards are undertaken the graduation ceremony. 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 A collaborative arrangement between conduct research independently at a high recognised providers, resulting in a single level of originality and quality. 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, Collaborative partnerships between the designed specifically to meet the needs University of South Australia and another of industry and professional groups. recognised provider enable students to Professional Doctorates usually consist of a undertake a degree jointly facilitated blend of coursework and research. 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.

23 Bailey Donovan Dry Grass 2019. Blown glass. Image courtesy of the artist.

24 25 University of South Australia Medals University of Awarded annually to graduands for outstanding academic merit throughout South Australia all years of an undergraduate degree Medal Winners program: Business Brittany Anne Battams University of South Australia Medals Rowie Violet Edwards Outstanding academic achievement is Renae Joy Fisher recognised through numerous prizes and Katelyn Louise James awards. The most prestigious of these for undergraduate students are the University Taylor Marie Robinson of South Australia Medals and Honours Education, Arts and Social Sciences Medals. Jayden Blockley The Medals are silver in colour and bear Kylie Howlett an enamel version of the University of South Australia seal on the front and the Anne Jackson recipient’s name is engraved on the reverse Chantel Gemma Xian Yi Lee side. Medals are awarded annually. Samantha Audrey Maiolo William Russell Pethick The 2019 recipients are: Thuy Truc Tracy Truong University of South Australia Ella-Maude Wilson Honours Medals Health Sciences Awarded annually to graduands for Daniel Acres outstanding academic merit throughout all years of an honours degree program: Melayni Jane Bovaird-Cations Jarrod Kohlhagen Business Wai Chuen Darren Lau Daniel Alexander Settimio Rebecca Louise Munday Silvia Scattolini Education, Arts and Social Sciences Chelsea Anne Mander Stewart Dante Rose Vallen DeBono Information Technology, Engineering Health Sciences and the Environment Lijun Xu Simon Bernard Mullen

Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment Alexander Lu’ay Andary Dearman

University of South Australia Medal

25 The first Pridhams arrived in South Australia Pridham Hall in 1849, just 13 years after the proclamation of Government in SA. This is an investment of 170 years by my family and its preceding Pridham Hall is named to acknowledge the generations. South Australia is important extraordinary benefaction and leadership to our family and in particular my direct of Mr Andrew Pridham AO. Mr Pridham is family, being my parents LR (Bob) and Marie a proud alumnus of the UniSA Property Pridham and my siblings Helen, David, Mary Resource Management degree (1988). and Richard. His transformative gift to the University I hope for the great success of all students acknowledges his gratitude to UniSA for his who pass through the doors of this great ‘outstanding education’ as well as reflecting hall in the process of their studies at UniSA.“ his belief in the positive role education can – Andrew Pridham AO. play in one’s life.

Mr Pridham also believes that those The Pridham Foundation that have the capacity to contribute to Andrew Pridham AO the broader community should do so Amelia Pridham generously and encourage others to do the Carolyn Pridham same. Oliver Pridham “The University of South Australia is an Grace Pridham important institution very worthy of support. Universities develop minds and foster new thinking. It is a privilege for The Pridham Foundation to support UniSA and contribute to this impressive building and be a part of the process of developing future generations.

Andrew Pridham AO 26 27 Support UniSA’s Scholarship Fund Leave a lasting UniSA’s Scholarship Fund provides scholarships, grants and prizes that impression recognise academic achievement and give vital financial support to students who need it most. Embed yourself in the DNA UniSA has more students from a of the Pridham Hall disadvantaged background than any other By building Pridham Hall we have created university in South Australia, and there are a new heart of the University - an iconic many students at UniSA for whom money venue where thousands of memories will is a real issue. Many have multiple jobs be made. to support themselves, some come from The state-of-the-art facility features a remote rural areas, and more than 25 per sports complex, a swimming pool, and cent have little financial support at home – facilities for graduations and corporate and which puts them at risk of not completing cultural events. It is a significant part of the their degrees and foregoing their dream. student experience and offers important The Fund supports students tackling the sport and fitness services to the entire problems of the world as they progress local community, including the new Health through masters and PhD studies, as Precinct on North Terrace. well as students just starting out in their Under the guidance of the design teams we undergraduate studies who are finding their selected three spaces and sculptural forms purpose and inspiration. where we can permanently etch your name By making a donation to the Scholarship and your three words to live by in Pridham Fund you can help future students. Hall to forever inform and inspire future It is a wonderful way of giving back generations of students. and acknowledging what you have Hundreds of graduates, staff and supporters accomplished. To give someone else a have already donated $1,000 to embed boost please visit: their name and words, or those of a loved www.unisa.edu.au/scholarshipfund one, into the chandelier, inverted pyramid and the swimming pool. To find out more about how you too can participate in this unique initiative please visit www.unisa.edu.au/pridhamhall

Pridham Hall 27 28 29 Stay connected Welcome to your Regular alumni networking events, activities and webinars are held locally, interstate alumni network and around the world. UniSA has formal network chapters in Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Singapore. As an alumnus, you are Congratulations on receiving your degree. kept up to date with the achievements of We are pleased to welcome you as a your fellow alumni and the university with member of the University of South Australia regular online delivery of UniSA Connect alumni community, which includes over (packed with alumni stories and updates) 220,000 of your fellow graduates and UniSA News, and Enterprise magazine. extends across more than 134 countries. UniSA supports a thriving worldwide You also continue to have access to your community for all graduates through its UniSA email account for life, though you alumni network. may also wish to update your personal details to ensure you receive updates Lifelong learning and invite to events and networking As an alumnus you will continue to receive opportunities. free library membership providing ongoing To update your current contact details, access to the University’s vast learning please visit: www.unisa.edu.au/alumni/ resources. stayconnected You will also receive invitations to special events including public lectures, webinars and international seminar series that feature leading academic thinkers. These and many other benefits can be accessed with your digital Alumni Network Card which you will automatically receive via email. Be sure to look out for it!

Careers The University’s career services program provides you with continued advice on career development and forums to facilitate contact with employers and professional bodies. Additionally, the UniSA alumni network maintains a dedicated business directory that outlines discounted services available for fellow alumni.

For further information about the alumni network and access to its wide range of services you can visit: www.unisa.edu.au/alumni

Graduates celebrating after the ceremony 28 29 Frances Rogers Chain series 2019. Raku clay. Image courtesy of the artist.

30 31 9.30am 29 September:

Tuesday 29 September 2020 at 9.30am PRIDHAM HALL

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. The Chancellor, Ms Pauline Carr BEc(ANU), MBA, FAICD, FCIS, FGIA, will open the ceremony. Uncle Lewis Yarlupurka O’Brien AO, Senior Kaurna Elder, will give the Welcome to Country. The Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Professor Allan Evans BPharm, PhD, will address the ceremony. The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will congratulate the graduates. The Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire.

31 32 33 9.30am 29 September:

The Presentation

for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy UNISA JUSTICE AND SOCIETY

for the degree of Master of Social Work Heidi Hetz, by thesis entitled: Barbara Camilleri *(20/04/2020) The ‘good refugee’: storytelling and belonging in Australia’s asylum seeker Genevieve Belle Dodman *(20/04/2020) debates Danica Gallarello *(20/04/2020) (conferred: 16 June 2020) Renae Glouftsis *(20/04/2020) Susan Kaye Johnson *(20/04/2020) Stewart Douglas McDougall, by thesis Suvash Rai *(20/04/2020) entitled: Pragati Rayar *(20/04/2020) Development of a screening tool for Kathryn Ann Scott *(20/04/2020) children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: A preliminary study for the degrees of Bachelor of (conferred: 11 August 2020) Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Business (Management) Leandrit Mehmeti, by thesis entitled: Laura Rose Corbett *(15/04/2020) EU integration and Western Balkans Lam Vu Hoang *(15/04/2020) perspective: the case of Kosovo for the degrees of Bachelor of (conferred: 11 August 2020) Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) Amy Elisabeth Parkes, by thesis entitled: Kayla Marie Costa *(02/09/2020) Diverse Aboriginal motherhoods: challenging constructions of the ‘unfit’ Jackson James Jury *(15/04/2020) m(other) Georgia Mary Kramm *(15/04/2020) (conferred: 11 February 2020) Amelia Katharine McLean *(02/09/2020) Maida Mujkic *(02/09/2020) Mohammed R S Sulaiman, by thesis entitled: for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of The question of jihadism: a critique of Journalism and Professional Writing Eurocentric reason Elane Frances Bartemucci *(02/09/2020) (conferred: 11 February 2020) Alexandria Jean Denison *(02/09/2020) Kerre Ann Willsher, by thesis entitled: Jessica Chloe Kain *(02/09/2020) Caring and disability in rural Australia: a Dimitra Papadopoulos *(02/09/2020) feminist standpoint analysis for the degrees of Bachelor of (conferred: 13 May 2020) Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Psychological Science Nigel Ian Cameron Wilson, by thesis entitled: Maggie Mae Feuerherdt *(02/09/2020) Regulation in the information age in for the degree of Bachelor Australia: from the boardroom to the of Laws (Honours) courtroom Lucy Claire Mccoy *(02/09/2020) (conferred: 02 September 2020) Lorna Padua Olinares *(02/09/2020) Sara Helen Vila *(15/04/2020)

for the degree of Bachelor of * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Psychology (Honours) this ceremony Caitlyn Jade Alchin *(20/04/2020) Valentina Salcedo Correa *(20/04/2020)

for the degree of Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) (Cognitive Neuroscience) Sophie Louise Jano *(20/04/2020) Niki Najafi *(20/04/2020) Julia Romeo *(20/04/2020)

for the degree of Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) Ameyo Elizabeth Ameganvi *(20/04/2020)

for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (Applied Linguistics) Chantelle Hill *(02/09/2020)

33 34 35 for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Georgia Louise Lawrie *(20/04/2020) 9.30am

(Creative Writing and Literature) Victoria Anne Markovic *(20/04/2020) 29 September: Isabella Di Nino *(02/09/2020) Andrew James Marner *(02/09/2020) Tayla Jamii Symonds *(02/09/2020) Taylor Rapo *(02/09/2020) Emily Louise Williams *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (English and Creative Writing) for the degrees of Bachelor of Michele Lucio Capoccia *(02/09/2020) Psychological Science (Counselling and Samantha Margaret Griffiths Interpersonal Skills) and Bachelor of *(02/09/2020) Business (Human Resource Management) Sarah Joy Harbinson *(21/04/2020) Ryder John Eberhard *(20/04/2020) Jacob Paul Horrocks *(21/04/2020) Georgia Louise Rita Townsend Sophia Rose O’Loughlin *(02/09/2020) *(20/04/2020)

for the degree of Bachelor of Arts for the degree of Bachelor (History and Cultural Studies) of Social Science Madison Danielle Folker *(02/09/2020) Sindy Johnson (dec.) *(11/08/2020) Cameron Lawrence Hemley *(21/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (Performing Arts) Casey Elise Brittany Burgess *(20/04/2020) Connor Cowie *(21/04/2020) Bianca Sheree Connelly *(20/04/2020) Madison Kate Hart *(21/04/2020) Larissa Ann Vyapury Mooyman for the degrees of Bachelor of *(02/09/2020) Laws and Bachelor of Business Taylor Rose Poole *(20/04/2020) (Human Resource Management) Daniel Shumbusha *(02/09/2020) Murtaza Hakimi *(15/04/2020) Dekermue Togbah *(02/09/2020) for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Cherylea Williams *(20/04/2020) Bachelor of Business (Management) for the degrees of Bachelor of Social Peter Bruno Caruso *(15/04/2020) Science (Human Services) and Bachelor of Psychological Science for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Business (Marketing) Sara Faili *(02/09/2020) Maddison Kiara Olson *(20/04/2020) Luke Alexander Typek *(02/09/2020) Monique Rose Williams *(20/04/2020) for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of International Relations for the degree of Bachelor of Social Work Lauren Jade Green *(02/10/2019) Madelene Louise Bryer *(20/04/2020) Natasha Monique Castelluzzo for the degrees of Bachelor of *(20/04/2020) Laws and Bachelor of Journalism Shirley Maree Curtis *(01/05/2020) and Professional Writing Abigail Huxford *(20/04/2020) Sarah May Dinham *(02/09/2020) Minjung Kim *(20/04/2020) for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws Dianne Wendy Marsh *(02/09/2020) and Bachelor of Management Caitlin Jade Mattner *(20/04/2020) Lauren Marie Anastasiou *(15/04/2020) Alanah Jane Newmarch *(02/09/2020) Carly Rebecca Philp *(20/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Zohreh Saeidi *(02/09/2020) Psychological Science Jacqueline Ndaisaba Simon *(20/04/2020) Ridwa Abdi Ali *(02/09/2020) Mirander Elizabeth Webb *(01/05/2020) Dana Dimitria Cerone *(20/04/2020) Zachary Jarrett Girling *(02/09/2020) for the degrees of Bachelor of Hayda Ibrahimi *(20/04/2020) Social Work and Bachelor of Arts Charlotte Rebecca Klose *(20/04/2020) (International Relations) Jurell Mather *(02/09/2020) Sabrine Al Mansoury *(02/09/2020) Nalinbaoran *(02/09/2020) Rhianna Kay Peacock *(20/04/2020) Kieran Micah Phillips *(20/04/2020) Charlotte Elizabeth Sloan *(02/09/2020) Emily Rose Thomas *(02/09/2020) Gabrielle Rebekah Wilson *(02/09/2020)

for the degree of Bachelor of Psychological Science (Counselling and Interpersonal Skills) Suet Yin Chan *(02/09/2020) Ashlee Johanna Clifford *(20/04/2020) Abbey Fraser *(02/09/2020) Jenny Leigh Frazer *(20/04/2020)

34 35 Yvonne Kuchel Pause 2019. Acrylic yarn. Image courtesy of the artist.

36 37 Tuesday 29 September 2020 at 12.30pm 12.30pm PRIDHAM HALL 29 September:

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the AcademicProcession and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. The Chancellor, Ms Pauline Carr BEc(ANU), MBA, FAICD, FCIS, FGIA, will open the ceremony. The Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Professor Allan Evans BPharm, PhD, will address the ceremony. The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will congratulate the graduates. The Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire.

37 38 39 The Presentation 12.30pm 29 September: for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy UNISA ALLIED HEALTH AND Amal Chakraborty, by thesis entitled: HUMAN PERFORMANCE Identifying and evaluating community- for the degree of Master of Advanced level built and social environmental Clinical Physiotherapy (Musculoskeletal) factors in relation to preventable disease outcomes: strengthening the evidence Gayle Barry *(16/04/2020) base for remote communities in the for the degree of Master of Health Northern Territory, Australia Brian Wright Pulling *(17/10/2019) (conferred: 03 December 2019) for the degree of Master of Anwar Mulugeta Gebremichael, by thesis Medical Sonography (General) entitled: Emilia Heidari *(16/04/2020) Relationship between obesity and depression: evidence from observational for the degree of Master of Research and genetic studies (Population Health Practice) (conferred: 17 October 2019) Gina Mincham *(16/06/2020)

Peter Damian Hibbert, by thesis entitled: for the Graduate Diploma in Methods for capturing, classifying, Medical Sonography (General) and analysing information about Muhadisa Hussain *(16/04/2020) patient safety and for developing and Lauren Sarah Russell *(02/09/2020) disseminating solutions for the Graduate Certificate in (conferred: 16 June 2020) Population Health Practice Angie Jane Willcocks, by thesis entitled: Victoria Elizabeth Edwards *(02/09/2020) Maternal diet quality, depression, anxiety, for the degree of Bachelor of Clinical and the moderating role of life stress in Exercise Physiology (Honours) the perinatal period Chloe Taneil Blacket *(16/04/2020) (conferred: 02 September 2020) Jack Joseph Calabro *(16/04/2020) Dianne Joan Wilson, by thesis entitled: Carla Roocke *(16/04/2020) The power of the group - exploring Lisa Karen Rowley *(16/04/2020) the effects of the group on outcomes Benjamin Douglas Schofield *(16/04/2020) for individuals in group Cognitive Behavioural Therapy programs for for the degree of Bachelor of chronic pain Exercise and Sport Science (conferred: 02 September 2020) Mikaeli Anne Carmichael *(16/04/2020) Kenzie Scout Corbett *(16/04/2020) Rachel Maureen Danaher *(16/04/2020) Ryan Christopher Duffy *(16/04/2020) * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Brooke Jenner *(16/04/2020) this ceremony Nathan Douglas Manuell *(16/04/2020) Chloe Jasmin Scott *(16/04/2020) Katrina Jane Smith *(02/09/2020) Jordan Kyle Storey *(16/04/2020) Shannon Marie Tilbrook *(02/09/2020) Lauren Alicia Valana *(02/09/2020)

for the degrees of Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science and Bachelor of Nutrition and Food Sciences Annabelle Rose Buttery *(16/04/2020)

for the degree of Bachelor of Health Science Rupa Adhikari *(02/09/2020) Jameson Charles Bower *(16/04/2020) Monique Jane Charlton *(02/09/2020) Rebekah Ciui *(16/04/2020) Chelsea Jade Tracey Gibson *(02/09/2020) Bibi Fatimah Musawy *(02/09/2020) Rebecca Rees *(02/09/2020) Coral Shanley *(02/10/2019) Lillian Kate Towler *(02/09/2020) John Edward Cruz Unson *(16/04/2020)

39 Erin O’Mahony Poetry in Puddles 2019. Kiln-formed recycled glass. Image courtesy of the artist.

40 41 for the degree of Bachelor of Human Movement Jack Samuel Dawson *(02/09/2020) Sarah Grace Hopkins *(16/04/2020) Michael Scott Howe *(02/09/2020)

Yalda Khelwaty *(02/09/2020) 12.30pm Brock John Verrall *(16/04/2020) 29 September: for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging) Krisanthi Stephanie Maltezos *(16/04/2020) Masooma Hussaini *(16/04/2020) Mahjuba Mohsseni *(16/04/2020) Emily Mary McGregor Moore *(02/09/2020) Mehdi Nuroozi *(16/04/2020) Adele Jillian Popow *(16/04/2020) Elizabeth Helen Sansford *(16/04/2020) Rosie Danielle Turnbull *(16/04/2020) Camille Holly Underwood *(16/04/2020) Raphaela Maria Wiget *(16/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Nuclear Medicine) Cedric Jan Garcia *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Occupational Therapy Natasha Louise Leighton *(16/04/2020) Ming Su *(16/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Physiotherapy Luke Anthony Bero *(02/09/2020) Mia Rosa De Duonni *(16/04/2020) Rachel Evangeline Hutchings *(16/04/2020) Nicholas Mark Jehu *(02/09/2020) Nabeel Muhammad *(16/04/2020) Joshua Nguyen *(16/04/2020) Benjamin Scott Smith *(16/04/2020) Minh Quang Tommy Nguyen *(02/09/2020) Adam Jacob Poetsch *(16/04/2020) Joshua Popadinoski *(16/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Podiatry Lauren Elizabeth Chambers *(16/04/2020) Madeleine Emma Shriver *(16/04/2020)

41 Oznur Sen fold. light. material. 2019. Image courtesy of the artist.

42 43 Tuesday 29 September 2020 at 3.45pm PRIDHAM HALL

Order of Ceremony

Processional music will be played. 3.45pm 29 September: The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. The Chancellor, Ms Pauline Carr BEc(ANU), MBA, FAICD, FCIS, FGIA, will open the ceremony. The Vice Chancellor and President, Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CCHEM, FRSC, FTSE, will address the ceremony. The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will congratulate the graduates. The Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire.

43 Amber Cronin Room for the Hunter 2019. Concrete, plaster, pewter, slate, sandstone. Image by Thomas Borgas.

44 45 The Presentation

* indicates a conferral of award date prior to Shital Mistri *(17/04/2020) this ceremony Esther Mary May *(17/04/2020) Mary Ann Midgley *(17/04/2020) 3.45pm

Claudia Louise Miller *(17/04/2020) 29 September: Kaylah Morrison-Ludewig *(17/04/2020) UNISA CLINICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES Heidi Ann Moss *(17/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Nursing Fatemeh Mousavi *(17/04/2020) Hanna Sabastiano Makwoch Agwok Lorraine Mukundu *(17/04/2020) *(17/04/2020) Christie Grace Nancarrow *(17/04/2020) Nikki Cherie Alexopoulos *(17/04/2020) Bipin Neupane *(17/04/2020) Monique Cassandra Alfonsi *(17/04/2020) Eliab Ngandu *(17/04/2020) Amanda Ambagtsheer *(17/04/2020) Peter Ngigi Ngaruiya *(17/04/2020) Stephanie Margaret Bafile *(17/04/2020) Sharneeka Nowland *(17/04/2020) Michael Banfield *(17/04/2020) Nitika Padalia *(20/12/2019) Gurminder Singh Bharee *(17/04/2020) Aakarshan Pandey *(17/04/2020) Amandeep Singh Birdi *(17/04/2020) Perlita Pereira *(17/04/2020) Kimberley Dianne Bleeze *(17/04/2020) Chelsea Ann Porter *(17/04/2020) Millicent Frances Boyd *(17/04/2020) Ashleigh Elizabeth Possingham Lydia Ann Busch *(17/04/2020) *(17/04/2020) Emma Catalano *(17/04/2020) Baldip Singh Randhawa *(17/04/2020) Usha Chand *(17/04/2020) Andrew Francis Reade *(17/04/2020) Roshan Dahal Chhetri *(17/04/2020) Taylor Mary Reed *(17/04/2020) Evangeline Rose Clayton *(17/04/2020) Jamila Rezai *(17/04/2020) Anneliese Cleere *(17/04/2020) Jodie Ann Riley *(17/04/2020) Annarita Covino *(17/04/2020) Pulahinge Wasanthi Hemamali Rodrigo *(17/04/2020) Millie Louise Crampton *(17/04/2020) Grace Zhaohong Chang Shen Debah Dahn *(17/04/2020) *(17/04/2020) Alanna Claire Davies *(17/04/2020) Abhinav Saini *(17/04/2020) Madysen Rose Dawson *(17/04/2020) Karla Guadalupe Salazar de Villacorta Melissa Leigh Delmonico *(17/04/2020) *(17/04/2020) Haruni Nayomika Devinuwara Grace Maddison Secomb *(17/04/2020) *(17/04/2020) Ashleigh Kay Sheppard *(17/04/2020) Ropafadzo Maxine Dzeka *(20/12/2019) Samtu Jangmu Sherpa *(02/09/2020) Ana Mireya Figueroa *(17/04/2020) Roshani Singer *(17/04/2020) Katrina Ann Gifford *(17/04/2020) Madeline Jane Slavin-Molloy *(17/04/2020) Rachel Marie Flint *(17/04/2020) Katherine Rebecca Stimpson *(17/04/2020) Masoma Haidari *(17/04/2020) Badri Sutar *(17/04/2020) Sumaia Hamidi *(17/04/2020) Tika Maya Sutar Karki *(17/04/2020) Shafigheh Hazarei *(17/04/2020) Tania Jane Taliana *(17/04/2020) Mirin Elora Rose Heggart *(17/04/2020) Jasmine Reah Tomlinson *(17/04/2020) Taylor Ann Hill *(17/04/2020) Kudzai Kundai Vova *(17/04/2020) Daryl Ho *(17/04/2020) Rachael Leanne Hoille *(17/04/2020) Md Sahadat Hossain *(17/04/2020) Deepak Jindal *(17/04/2020) Juan Yiwen *(17/04/2020) Oliver Katembo *(17/04/2020) Gurpreet Kaur *(17/04/2020) Sukhjit Kaur *(17/04/2020) Zafu Haylay Kidanu *(17/04/2020) Jessica Rose Koek *(17/04/2020) Amou Malong Kuol *(17/04/2020) Amina Aganasi Lemi *(17/04/2020) Matilda Jo Lienert *(17/04/2020) Georgia Anne Lock *(17/04/2020) Anyieth Kwai Deng Lueth *(17/04/2020) Danica Lukic *(17/04/2020) Nirosha Priyadarshani Mahasinghe *(17/04/2020)

45 Jianzhen Wu Holistic Therapy 2019. Blown glass, essential oil, cork. Image by Ella-Maude Wilson.

46 47 Wednesday 30 September 2020 at 9.30am PRIDHAM HALL

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession and Official Party.

The Australian National Anthem will be 9.30am

sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. 30 September: The Chancellor, Ms Pauline Carr BEc(ANU), MBA, FAICD, FCIS, FGIA, will open the ceremony. The Vice Chancellor and President, Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CCHEM, FRSC, FTSE, will address the ceremony. The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will congratulate the graduates. The Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire.

47 48 49 The Presentation

for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Tangerine Parker, by thesis entitled: Ahmed Magdy Mohamed Abdelaziz, by Grape-derived glycosides: flavour release thesis entitled: during wine consumption and production Discovery of novel inhibitors of MAPK- (conferred: 13 May 2020) interacting kinases as anti-tumour agents (conferred: 17 October 2019) Deepti Katyal Sharma, by thesis entitled: Interactions of vitamin D and calcium on Olumide Franklin Afinjuomo, by thesis bone turnover, quantity and quality in entitled: humans 9.30am 30 September: Intracellular and localized drug delivery (conferred: 02 September 2020) using inulin (conferred: 11 August 2020)

Ellen Louise Davies, by thesis entitled: * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Development and testing of a needs this ceremony assessment tool for individuals recovering from a first episode of mental illness UNISA CLINICAL AND HEALTH SCIENCES (conferred: 11 August 2020)

Tesfahun Chanie Eshetie, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master Medication related problems in people of Medical Science with dementia Ella Louise Bracci *(02/09/2020) (conferred: 11 August 2020)

Khandokar Sadique Faisal, by thesis for the degree of Master of entitled: Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) Fundamental studies of poly(ethylene Fiona Donnelly *(17/04/2020) glycol-b-caprolactone) block copolymers self-assembly in water for the Graduate Diploma in (conferred: 16 June 2020) Mental Health Nursing Lemlem Gebremedhin Gebremichael, by Hashem Bahmanzadah *(17/04/2020) thesis entitled: Catherine Nyawira Kamiti *(17/04/2020) Assessing patterns and appropriateness Maria Nyakouth James Muon Gatlauk of prescription of medications in elderly *(17/04/2020) patients admitted to South Australian Hospitals for the Graduate Certificate in (conferred: 11 August 2020) Nursing (Bridging and Re-entry) Ruth Marian Guzman Genuino, by thesis Karen Ashley Macabante Flores entitled: *(17/04/2020) Elucidating the role of regulatory B cells in early pregnancy for the degrees of Bachelor of (conferred: 11 August 2020) Pharmaceutical Science and Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) Jimma Likisa Lenjisa, by thesis entitled: Wei Juen Chew *(17/04/2020) Preclinical evaluation of novel dual CDK2/5 inhibitors as anticancer drug candidates for the degree of Bachelor of (conferred: 02 September 2020) Laboratory Medicine (Honours) Amanpreet Kaur Bagri *(17/04/2020) Laychiluh Bantie Mekonnen, by thesis entitled: Isabella Lim *(17/04/2020) Preclinical evaluation of inhibitors of cyclin-dependent kinases 4 and 6 for the for the degree of Bachelor treatment of cancer of Pharmacy (Honours) (conferred: 24 March 2020) Dina Abboodi *(17/04/2020) Sana Bakhsh *(17/04/2020) Ka Chun Bobby Cheung *(17/04/2020) Safa Ali Razooqi *(17/04/2020) Naila Sekmani *(17/04/2020) Hannah Wells *(17/04/2020)

48 49 50 51 for the degree of Bachelor for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Science of Contemporary Art Samina Ahmadi *(02/09/2020) Wilson Adams *(21/04/2020) Neha Darshani *(02/09/2020) Tiana Erica Belperio *(21/04/2020) Joshua Forbes McLoughney *(02/09/2020) Kathleen Rose Bright *(21/04/2020) Michele Marie Saint-Yves *(17/04/2020) Rhiannon Danae Hale *(02/09/2020) Harriet Warren *(17/04/2020) Bonnie Louise Howarth *(21/04/2020) Kylie Howlett *(21/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Nursing Jack Craig McBride *(21/04/2020) Melanie April Van Der Linden *(17/04/2020) Stephanie Rae Payne *(21/04/2020) Jessica Lee Uern *(17/04/2020) Maria Petroff *(21/04/2020) Neischea Ann Van Velzen *(17/04/2020) Ella-Maude Wilson *(21/04/2020) Marina Vejinovic *(17/04/2020) Meng Zhang *(21/04/2020) Shelley Ann Whitfield *(17/04/2020) Suzanne Claire Wilson *(17/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) 9.30am

Zia Gull Zaki *(17/04/2020) 30 September: Feng Zhang *(17/04/2020) Bree Lorene Ah Chee *(21/04/2020) Luke Anthony Bray *(21/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Matilda Maisie Bristow *(21/04/2020) Nutrition and Food Sciences Ruby Jane Byrne *(21/04/2020) Claire Louise Peake *(17/04/2020) Michaela Rose Difabio *(21/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Anna Kate Emery *(21/04/20) Pharmaceutical Science Jamie Anne Jaensch *(21/04/2020) Alessia Jenna Belperio *(02/09/2020) Zak Jonty Garrick *(21/04/2020) Laila De Arao *(02/09/2020) Chelsea Gilbert *(21/04/2020) Rebecca Michelle Faneco *(02/09/2020) Chloe Jane Morgan *(21/04/2020) Natalie Lucia Pezzaniti *(02/09/2020) Francesca Isabelle Olds *(21/04/2020) Carmel Marie Siciliano *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Design (Illustration and Animation) UNISA CREATIVE Kate Alexandra Verner *(21/04/2020) for the degree of Master of Design (Communication Design) for the degree of Bachelor of Design (Product Design) Tzu-Jung Kuo *(02/09/2020) Nicholas William Bellotti *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Darren Samuel Faulkner *(21/04/2020) Design (Contemporary Art) Courtney Julyan *(02/09/2020) Amy John Kalathil *(02/09/2020) Charles Seungjik Kim *(21/04/2020) Emily John Kalathil *(02/09/2020) Shing Fung Lai *(21/04/2020) Kean Chin Loke *(21/04/2020) for the degree of Master of Design (Industrial Design) Ryan Lee Morriss *(21/04/2020) Noel James *(02/09/2020) Oliver William Petrie *(21/04/2020) Stephanie Barbara Small *(21/04/2020) for the degree of Master of Bryce Alexander Wallis *(02/09/2020) Design (Interior Architecture) Nur Syafiqah Sahlan *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Interior Architecture Navneet Tuladhar *(02/09/2020) Evangelia Frazis *(21/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Urban Megan Ella Rose Hall *(02/09/2020) and Regional Planning (Honours) Brooke Harding *(21/04/2020) Kelsey Lauren Fetherstonhaugh Ruby Tallulah Kempson *(21/04/2020) *(21/04/2020) June Rose Kern *(21/04/2020) Taylah Nell Slattery *(21/04/2020) Angelica Lazos *(21/04/2020) Nicholas Stamelos *(21/04/2020) Stella Mariniello *(02/09/2020) Marcus Velickovic *(21/04/2020) Dominique Tragos *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Alice Mary Ellen Tymukas *(21/04/2020) Architectural Studies Caitlyn Louise Wandel *(02/09/2020) David Richard Martyn Baker *(21/04/2020) Sebastian Jonathon Barbour *(21/04/2020) UNISA EDUCATION FUTURES Thomas Peter Bates *(02/09/2020) for the Diploma in Languages Tan Lam *(21/04/2020) Stephanie Rae Payne *(21/04/2020)

51 Caitlin Lang Anthropocene 2019. Porcelain. Image courtesy of the artist.

52 53 Wednesday 30 September 2020 at 12.30pm PRIDHAM HALL

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. The Chancellor, Ms Pauline Carr BEc(ANU), MBA, FAICD, FCIS, FGIA, will open the ceremony.

The Deputy Vice Chancellor: Research 12.30pm and Enterprise, Professor Marnie Hughes- 30 September: Warrington BEd(Hons) (Tas), DPhil (Oxon), PFHEA, will address the ceremony. The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will congratulate the graduates. The Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire.

53 54 55 The Presentation

for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy UNISA CREATIVE Daniel Connell, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Architecture Encounter and obligation: repositioning the portrait as a socially engaged Megan Kate Ashmore-McIntee practice *(21/04/2020) Davud Gungor Atakan *(21/04/2020) (conferred: 11 February 2020) Akshay Mohan Bhasme *(02/09/2020) Hulya Gilbert, by thesis entitled: Karl Lachlan Daenke *(21/04/2020) Children’s everyday mobilities and low Romi Hiren Dharaiya *(02/09/2020) carbon living Irfan Arif Lakhani *(02/09/2020) (conferred: 24 March 2020) Da Lin *(20/12/2019) Tram Ngoc Huynh Nguyen *(21/04/2020) Chandani KC, by thesis entitled: Mitkumar Dharmeshbhai Pandit 12.30pm

An approach to planning for urban living *(21/04/2020) 30 September: heritage in historic cities in developing Aziz Salim Patni *(02/09/2020) countries: a case study of Kathmandu Shalvi Satish Shah *(02/09/2020) Valley Dakota Rose Simpson *(21/04/2020) (conferred: 06 June 2019) Vinica Teng *(21/04/2020) Bridgette Louise Minuzzo, by thesis entitled: Alok Venu *(02/09/2020) Art and attention restoration theory: how Aravind Vinayaga Murthy *(02/09/2020) landscape-themed art may contribute to Jingxin Wen *(20/12/2019) a restorative environment in windowless workplaces for the degree of Master of Urban and Regional Planning (conferred: 03 December 2019) Dhawala Ananda *(02/09/2020) Vasilios Papastamoulis, by thesis entitled: Varsha Vijay Kulkarni *(02/09/2020) Construction & demolition waste Corey Michael Trezise *(21/04/2020) mapping protocol: a novel methodology towards measuring and optimising for the Graduate Certificate in the construction and demolition waste Dynamic Effects and Lighting carbon footprint Juan Manuel Pieschacon *(02/09/2020) (conferred: 11 August 2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Art and Design (Honours) María del Carmen de Miguel Rodríguez, by thesis entitled: Dainis Lee Zakis *(21/04/2020) Assessment of intercultural for the degree of Bachelor of understanding in languages learning: Communication and Media the case of Spanish ab initio in the International Baccalaureate Jackson Charles Elliott *(02/09/2020) Sarah Foyle *(02/09/2020) (conferred: 24 March 2020) Louis Stevenson Gormlie *(21/04/2020) Xingyao Li *(20/12/2019) Lachlan Jarvis McKinnon *(02/09/2020) * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Emma Cheryl Perry *(21/04/2020) this ceremony Isabella Daisy Spehr *(21/04/2020) Chengyu Wang *(02/09/2020) Hannah Rose Watson *(21/04/2020) Lap Kan Wong *(02/09/2020)

for the degree of Bachelor of Journalism and Professional Writing Alexandra Grace Adam *(02/09/2020) Joshua David Brine *(21/04/2020) Courtney Amber Burke *(21/04/2020) Wade Henry Candy *(02/09/2020) Harrison Reece Davies *(01/10/2019) Alexandra Mary Fitzpatrick *(21/04/2020) Madina Jaffari *(02/09/2020) Polixeni Lioulios *(21/04/2020) Luke Ivan Miller *(21/04/2020) Emily Jane Schinella *(21/04/2020) Alessia Scriva *(21/04/2020) Lauren Thomas-Nehmy *(02/09/2020) Rachel Jennifer Louise Ward *(02/09/2020) 54 55 56 57 for the degrees of Bachelor of Journalism and Professional Writing and Bachelor of Arts (English and Creative Writing) Oliver Philip Stott Brown *(21/04/2020) Jordan Shaye Byrne *(21/04/2020) Chloe Rose Checkley *(21/04/2020) Courtney Lee Flynn *(21/04/2020) Geena Yung-Chi Ho *(21/04/2020) Jake Nicholas Kempster Male *(02/09/2020) Cyndal Monica King *(21/04/2020) Jessie Sheree Salamon *(21/04/2020) Adriana Sinicropi *(02/09/2020) for the degrees of Bachelor of Journalism and Professional Writing and Bachelor of Arts (International Relations) Anna Louise Christian *(21/04/2020) Ryan Mark Colsey *(21/04/2020) Arjuna Haran Ganesan *(21/04/2020) Bridget Julia Herrmann *(21/04/2020) 12.30pm 30 September: Jesse Anthony Neill *(21/04/2020) Elena June Spadotto *(21/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Media Arts Paul Blyth *(21/04/2020) Anil Reddy Chinthakuntla *(02/09/2020) Erin Lillian Scott *(02/09/2020) Zizhen Guo *(02/09/2020) Riley William Harrison *(21/04/2020) Martin James Hogan *(21/04/2020) Kane Ethan Ryles *(21/04/2020) Lachlan James Strudwicke *(02/09/2020) Xue Tang *(02/09/2020) Ching Hon Kevin Yeung *(02/09/2020) Chun Nga Eva Yeung *(21/04/2020) Zhu Fan *(20/12/2019)

57 Dainis Zakis Referencing Mondrian 2019. UV print on 9 canvases, 180cm x 180cm. Image courtesy of the artist.

58 59 Wednesday 30 September 2020 at 3.45pm PRIDHAM HALL

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. The Chancellor, Ms Pauline Carr BEc(ANU), MBA, FAICD, FCIS, FGIA, will open the ceremony. The Vice Chancellor and President, Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CCHEM, FRSC, FTSE, will address the ceremony.

The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, 3.45pm will congratulate the graduates. 30 September: The Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire.

59 60 61 The Presentation

for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Megan Renee Piper *(20/04/2020) Gunay Aghayeva, by thesis entitled: Stami Sgardelis *(02/09/2020) Literacy experiences of emergent Rebecca Ellen Walker *(20/04/2020) bilingual preschool children from Afghan for the degree of Bachelor refugee families of Education (Primary) (conferred: 11 August 2020) Jardin Elizabeth Blount Greene Huyen Thi Thuong Nguyen, by thesis *(20/04/2020) entitled: Jasmine Lee Booth *(20/04/2020) International students’ perceptions Renea Kate Falkenberg *(20/04/2020) about the impact of socio-cultural and Kelly Fitzpatrick *(20/04/2020) settlement services on their academic Jaslyn Mia Fryer *(20/04/2020) self-efficacy Jenevieve Rose Heinrich *(02/09/2020) (conferred: 02 September 2020) Amelia Jean Honner *(20/04/2020) Cameron Edward Howe *(20/04/2020) Noor Ashikin Omar, by thesis entitled: Lisa-Marie Lopresti *(20/04/2020) Virtual Learning Environment in Laura McKinley *(20/04/2020) Malaysian primary schools: attitudes of teachers, students and parents towards Cara Milanese *(20/04/2020) 3.45pm its use Shayesta Mohammad *(02/09/2020) 30 September: (conferred: 02 September 2020) Hayley Ada-May Sincock *(20/04/2020) Evangeline Rose Western *(20/04/2020) Chloe Marie Whittaker *(20/04/2020) * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Ashleigh Zban *(20/04/2020) this ceremony for the degree of Bachelor of UNISA EDUCATION FUTURES Education (Primary and Middle) Semra Louise Aksakalli *(20/04/2020) for the degree of Master of Education Caitlin Jane Brown *(20/04/2020) Katina Athanasos *(02/09/2020) Jessamyn Elyse Bayder *(20/04/2020) Olivia Elizabeth Brown *(02/09/2020) Hongrui Chen *(20/04/2020) Amy Paula Hammond *(21/04/2020) Henry James Coomblas *(20/04/2020) Kelly Antonia Kimber *(02/09/2020) Joshua Charles Debattista *(20/04/2020) Bobbie Taylor *(21/04/2020) Melissa Lidia Gatto *(20/04/2020) for the degree of Master of Sonia Ghimire *(02/09/2020) Education (TESOL) Charlotte Jess Hadlum *(20/04/2020) Xinyi Fan *(02/09/2020) Mariah Jane Krimizi *(20/04/2020) Harleen Kaur *(02/09/2020) Anna Leonov *(20/04/2020) Meg Rumbelow *(02/09/2020) Bethany Peta McInnes *(20/04/2020) Cassandra Mae Mills *(20/04/2020) for the Graduate Certificate in Brodie Thomas Noble *(20/04/2020) Education (Catholic Education) Deanna Louise O’Donnell *(20/04/2020) Emma Amelia Toker *(02/09/2020) Braydon James Parry *(20/04/2020) Helen Maree Young *(21/04/2020) Cecilea Maria Sherlock *(20/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Olivia Jane Sly *(20/04/2020) Education (Early Childhood) Rahimah Watts *(20/04/2020) Eva Valeria Aretas *(20/04/2020) Isabel Sarah Wilson *(20/04/2020) Wenqi Cai *(20/12/2019) Luke Steven Wise *(20/04/2020) Carlee Nicola Cox *(20/04/2020) Rebekah Nicole Woods *(20/04/2020) Kellie Marie Crogan *(20/04/2020) Stefanie Marie Zaccari *(20/04/2020) Catherine Elisabeth Morris Davies for the degree of Bachelor of *(20/04/2020) Education (Secondary Food Mary Alexandra De La Poer Beresford and Textiles Technology) *(20/04/2020) Ashleigh Victoria Ebert *(02/09/2020) Dayna Jade Dolling *(20/04/2020) Lisa Jane Edwards *(20/04/2020) for the Diploma in Business Stephanie Hamdorf *(20/04/2020) Rebecca Musoa Katembwe *(02/09/2020) Catherine Ruth Hill *(20/04/2020) for the Diploma in Health Cassandra Jean Holland *(20/04/2020) Rebecca Lee Kay *(02/09/2020) Khadija Alfaily *(02/09/2020) Elysha Grace Magor *(20/04/2020) Brianah Marie Jean Hugo *(02/09/2020) Hannah Jane Martin *(20/04/2020) Teri-Lee Urizar *(02/09/2020) Maria Moro *(20/04/2020) for the Diploma in Languages Georgia Paige Cassidy Nash *(20/04/2020) Shannen Louteke Wilkinson *(21/04/2020) Vimixa Virji Pachani *(20/12/2019) 60 61 Kathryn Ellison Untitled 2019. Copper and VCR tape. Image by Ella-Maude Wilson.

62 63 Thursday 1 October 2020 at 9.30am PRIDHAM HALL

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. The Chancellor, Ms Pauline Carr BEc(ANU), MBA, FAICD, FCIS, FGIA, will open the ceremony. The Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Professor Allan Evans BPharm, PhD, will address the ceremony. The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, willcongratulate the graduates. The Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire. 1 October: 9.30am 1 October:

63 64 65 The Presentation

* indicates a conferral of award date prior to for the degree of Master of this ceremony Teaching (Primary) Meg Victoria Allison *(02/09/2020) Bridget Brandt *(02/09/2020) Hugh Michael Edward Earlam UNISA BUSINESS *(02/09/2020) Julie Anne Evans *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Accounting Benjamin Dean Ferris *(02/09/2020) Emily Joy Devenish *(02/09/2020) Joshua Ryan Narcisi *(02/09/2020) Janice Hao *(02/09/2020) Rachael Marie King *(02/09/2020) Hasitha Kannangara *(02/09/2020) Audrey Lean Nee Lim *(02/09/2020) Thomas Keatch *(02/09/2020) William Brice McInerney *(02/09/2020) Amy Louise Pellegrini *(02/09/2020) Virginia Lizbeth Pitt *(02/09/2020) Heidi Karen Sykes *(02/09/2020) Nikola Stakic *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Belinda Jane Williamson *(02/09/2020) Commerce (Accounting) Simone Irene Wood *(02/09/2020) Lorenz Cogno-Maglieri *(15/04/2020) for the degree of Master of Phillip Murray Davids *(02/09/2020) Teaching (Secondary) Leila Davoudifar *(02/09/2020) Govinda Adhikari *(02/09/2020) Justin Hien Chi Doan *(15/04/2020) Chloe Helen Amanatidis *(02/09/2020) Kirsten Joan Mosey Giles *(02/09/2020) Monique Bertelsmeier *(02/09/2020) Kabir Handa *(02/09/2020) Rosanna Commisso *(02/09/2020)

Yiming Huang *(02/09/2020) 9.30am 1 October: Jack Murray Cooke *(02/09/2020) Kedeisha Kartinyeri *(15/04/2020) Jodie Alana Dean *(21/04/2020) Samuel Grant Krieg *(02/09/2020) Justine Marie Edge *(02/09/2020) Leung Tsz Ho Victor *(15/04/2020) Madeline Leisa Edwards *(02/09/2020) Jiao Ma *(20/12/2019) Carli-Gai Cherie Farmer *(21/04/2020) Rosewiter Mangiroza *(15/04/2020) James Jeffrey Fox *(02/09/2020) Joseph Mavrikakis *(15/04/2020) Klaudia Suzanne Gregurec *(02/09/2020) Nguyen Thi Thu Dao *(02/09/2020) Lachlan William Haynes *(21/04/2020) Anne Binh Nguyen *(15/04/2020) Daniel Lewis Horne *(02/09/2020) Muoy Yin Oeng *(02/09/2020) Genevieve Ruth Hudson *(02/09/2020) Shaina Nicole Sario *(02/09/2020) Bradley James Innes *(02/09/2020) Emmanouel Sfyrios *(02/09/2020) Jordan Paige Irvine-Creaser *(02/09/2020) Ninglen Shwebeth *(02/09/2020) Dion John Kirk *(02/09/2020) Courtney Rose Siebum *(15/04/2020) Carmel Rose Larkin *(02/09/2020) Sanela Vunic *(15/04/2020) Joshua David Carlisle Lamb *(02/09/2020) Yexiwangmao *(02/09/2020) Demi Kate McCarthy *(02/09/2020) Insyira Zuhira Zool *(15/04/2020) Paige De-Anne Mudge *(02/09/2020) UNISA EDUCATION FUTURES Jimmy Petsertt Nara *(02/09/2020) Brittany Elizabeth Neeb *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Michael John Raschella *(02/09/2020) Teaching (Early Childhood) Lucy Mary Reynolds *(02/09/2020) Emily Renee Bowden *(21/04/2020) Tillie Marie Scholten *(02/09/2020) Nicola Athenia Casanova *(21/04/2020) Todd Christopher Slade *(02/09/2020) Xiaopei Ji *(20/12/2019) Sunil Ramesh Sobhrajani *(02/09/2020) Ren Yating *(02/09/2020) John Andrew Stevens *(02/09/2020) Carisa Elizabeth Spencely *(21/04/2020) Sam Watson *(02/09/2020) Xiaoyang Zhu *(20/12/2019)

64 65 Jasmine Venezia Energetic Lines 2019. Steel coiled rod and heavy-duty wire. Image by Ella-Maude Wilson.

66 67 Thursday 1 October 2020 at 12.30pm PRIDHAM HALL

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the AcademicProcession and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. The Pro Chancellor, Mr Jim Hazel BEc, FAICD, SF Fin, will open the ceremony. The Vice Chancellor and President, Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. The Pro Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will congratulate the graduates. The Pro Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire. 1 October: 12.30pm 1 October:

67 68 69 The Presentation

* indicates a conferral of award date prior to for the degree of Bachelor of this ceremony Business (Management) Austin Abraham *(02/09/2020) Hayley Louise Cooper *(02/09/2020) Bridget Mary Danvers *(02/09/2020) UNISA BUSINESS Kyle Demasi *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Business Georgia Ilene Fidge *(15/04/2020) Malvina Kostakou-Kelly *(02/09/2020) Mabior Moses Anyang Thuch *(02/09/2020) Yaser Maqsoodi *(02/09/2020) Mark Peter Collise *(02/09/2020) Ante Markulic *(02/09/2020) Abuk Malong Kuol *(02/09/2020) Emily Reed *(02/09/2020) Natalie Amy Sinfield *(15/04/2020) for the degrees of Bachelor of Business Jesse Van Coller *(02/09/2020) (Human Resource Management) Ka Yan Wong *(15/04/2020) and Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Event Management) for the degrees of Bachelor of Business Cluadia D’Urso *(15/04/2020) (Marketing) and Bachelor of Business Nikki Tsakiris *(15/04/2020) (Tourism and Event Management) Georgia Elizabeth Grace Balcerek for the degree of Bachelor of Business *(15/04/2020) (Human Resource Management) Tahlia Ada Gutte *(15/04/2020) Fatemeh Anvari *(02/09/2020) Tully Rose Matthews *(02/09/2020) for the degrees of Bachelor of Business Grace Louise McGown *(02/09/2020) (Marketing) and Bachelor of Business (Sport and Recreation Management) Rebecca Kate McKenzie *(02/09/2020) Thomas Joshua Brown *(02/09/2020) Hamish Nettleton *(02/09/2020) Airlie Jade Clancey *(02/09/2020) Steven Alexander Tinev *(15/04/2020) Harriet Annie Creaser *(02/09/2020) Vanja Ugrica *(02/09/2020)

Jasleen Walia *(02/09/2020) for the degrees of Bachelor of 12.30pm 1 October: Chaonan Wu *(02/09/2020) Business (Marketing) and Bachelor of Tourism and Event Management for the degree of Bachelor of Business Zoe Louise Stangoulis *(02/09/2020) (Information Strategy and Management) Monica Fundak *(15/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Sophie Nicole Reynolds *(02/09/2020) Business (Marketing) Isha Sharma *(02/09/2020) Jack Charles Bebee *(02/09/2020) Matthew Alexander von der Borch Caitlin Louise Betteridge *(15/04/2020) *(02/09/2020) Kristaps Nils Bruns *(02/09/2020) Riley James Devereaux *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Innovation and Entrepreneurship) Nicholas David Jeavons *(02/09/2020) Yuze Ding *(02/09/2020) Jesse Sam Romano *(02/09/2020) Caitlin Rose Dutschke *(15/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Breanna Louise Edson *(15/04/2020) Business (International Business) Nayoun KIM *(02/09/2020) India-Rose Chambers *(02/09/2020) Nikki Rose Monda *(02/09/2020) Alexandra Chia *(15/04/2020) Riley Neyland *(02/09/2020) Xinyi Lu *(02/09/2020) Matilda Grace Norton *(02/09/2020) Kayla Victoria Von-Zieden *(15/04/2020) Amanda O’Brien *(15/04/2020) for the degrees of Bachelor of Samuel Aaron Otterspoor *(02/09/2020) Business (Management) and Olivia Grace Reeman *(15/04/2020) Bachelor of Business (Marketing) Joshua Ian Somerville *(15/04/2020) Toula Tsakiris *(02/09/2020) Madeleine Heather Strachan *(02/09/2020) Rina Suzuki *(02/09/2020) Oliver Tom Wrobel *(02/09/2020)

68 69 70 71 for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Sport and Recreation Management) Daphne Jane Albanese *(02/09/2020) Ronald Ashanti *(15/04/2020) Francesco Antony Bria *(15/04/2020) Chelsea Shannon Brown *(02/09/2020) Taylor Carter *(02/10/2019) Caitlin Marie Feige *(15/04/2020) Ben Andrew Francis *(15/04/2020) Dylan Joel Godfrey *(02/09/2020) Lawrence Hepple *(15/04/2020) Hung-Vinh Tran *(15/04/2020) Rebekah Lauren Jones *(15/04/2020) Nicholas Menechella *(02/09/2020) Zachary David Sipek *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Event Management) Ashleigh Emma Bakos *(15/04/2020) Tess Abbey Bennett *(02/09/2020) Shannen May Earle *(15/04/2020) Natisha May Eastman *(15/04/2020) Mikaela Jade Francis *(02/09/2020) Jessica Jade Harris *(15/04/2020) Eloise Monica Hodby *(15/04/2020) Liu Kunming *(02/09/2020) Bonita Cate Mathews *(02/09/2020) Katie Murdoch *(02/09/2020) Ellen Rachel Prescott *(02/09/2020) Caitlin Mary Robinson *(15/04/2020) Ellie Jane Rogers *(02/10/2019) Jade Tremaine-Goggin *(02/09/2020) Brittany Jade Wood *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of

Tourism and Event Management 12.30pm 1 October: Naomi Jane Diggens *(15/04/2020)

71 Sophia Balingit In Between Realms 2019. Mirror, glass, acrylic, wood, dichroic film. Image courtesy of the artist.

72 73 Thursday 1 October 2020 at 3.45pm PRIDHAM HALL

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. The Pro Chancellor, Mr Jim Hazel BEc, FAICD, SF Fin, will open the ceremony. The Vice Chancellor and President, Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CCHEM, FRSC, FTSE, will address the ceremony. The Pro Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will congratulate the graduates. The Pro Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire. 1 October: 3.45pm 1 October:

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for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy for the International Master Chanda Christine Mpundu-Kaambwa, by of Business Administration thesis entitled: (Supply Chain Management) Measuring and valuing quality of life Mayank Khanna *(02/09/2020) in adolescents with long-term health Surranjjith Kumar *(02/09/2020) conditions or disabilities. Nadeem Nazar *(02/09/2020) (conferred: 02 September 2020) Bhavik Nalin Shah *(02/10/2019) Hoang Quynh Ly Tran *(02/09/2020) Nicholas Sean Takos, by thesis entitled: Khanh Linh Vu *(02/09/2020) Exploring the role of authentic leadership in AFL club board member interactions for the International Master of and perceptions Business Administration (Tourism and Event Management) (conferred: 02 September 2020) Glotilda Cheruto *(02/09/2020) Jun Wang, by thesis entitled: Huang Xin *(15/04/2020) Intentions of volunteer tourists to Lee Po Ching *(02/09/2020) continue to volunteer: a Chinese Di Wang *(02/09/2020) perspective Xiaolu Wu *(02/09/2020) (conferred: 02 September 2020) Yao Shun *(02/09/2020)

for the degree of Master of Business Administration * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Kim Lesley Holmes *(02/09/2020) this ceremony Shane Farley *(02/09/2020) Robert Barry Hayes *(15/04/2020) Kate Louise Mason *(15/04/2020) Samantha Joanne Mill *(02/09/2020) UNISA BUSINESS Praveen Pall *(02/09/2020) for the International Master of Christopher Shephard *(02/09/2020) Business Administration Sabrina Marie Singh Sanju Joseph *(02/09/2020) Tina Stefanovski Yadanar Myint Htay *(02/09/2020) Emily Welyhorskyj *(15/04/2020) Eshani Nathasha Palapatha Melissa Zanker *(15/04/2020) Kodithuwakkuge *(02/09/2020) 3.45pm 1 October: for the degree of Master of Business Charani Samudika Perera *(02/09/2020) Administration (Finance) Shamli Mowlana Seiydu Fazeel Kleodian Xhihani *(02/09/2020) *(02/09/2020) Iranga Madushani Senanayaka for the degree of Master of Athukoralage *(02/09/2020) Business Administration (Human Resource Management) for the International Master of Business Administration (Finance) Gerrit Johannes Roux *(15/04/2020) Jarrod James Hussey Kerr *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Business Administration (Marketing) for the International Master of Business Administration (Human Sandra Regina Jeong Klein *(15/04/2020) Resource Management) for the degree of Master of Finance Ashwin Kaur *(02/09/2020) Amandeep Kaur *(15/04/2020) Felix Mathew *(02/09/2020) Calvin Mochoge Otao *(02/09/2020) Noor Mohammad *(02/09/2020) Jan Martin Thomas *(02/09/2020) Tamanna Mohanty *(02/09/2020) Teng Yunyun *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Management Nicole Fang *(02/09/2020) for the International Master of Phatchayanan Satikwam *(02/09/2020) Business Administration (Marketing) Moses Toroitich Benson *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Management Zoe Therese Butler *(02/09/2020) (Arts and Cultural Management) Xiaorui Ma *(02/09/2020) Joycelin Low Yan Ling *(02/09/2020) Quan Tuan Tran *(20/12/2019) for the degree of Master of Management Praveen Thejitha Liyanage Uru Liyanage (Human Resource Management) Don *(02/09/2020) Alisa Li-Xin Chan *(02/09/2020) Nikhil Verma *(02/09/2020) Emily Lila Maxwell *(15/04/2020) Ruby McFall *(15/04/2020) Jingchen Song *(02/09/2020) Mohammad Jawad Zaher *(02/09/2020) 74 75 76 77 for the degree of Master of for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce Management (Marketing) Rukia Aganasi Lemi *(15/04/2020) Mellissa Caasi *(15/04/2020) for the degrees of Bachelor of for the degree of Master of Marketing Commerce (Accounting) and Indrani Adak *(02/09/2020) Bachelor of Business (Finance) Lucas Benjamin Atkins *(15/04/2020) for the Graduate Diploma in Daniel Ian Bousfield *(15/04/2020) Business Administration Dileepa Dissanayaka *(15/04/2020) Erin Old *(15/04/2020) Natasha Narelle Dunne *(15/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor Nicholas Fragnito *(02/09/2020) of Applied Finance Patrick Liam Glynn *(02/09/2020) Thi Hien Vu *(15/04/2020) Jonty David Inglis *(15/04/2020) Matthew Scott Kelly *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration (Logistics Matthew Stephen Lainio *(02/09/2020) and Supply Chain Management) Callum James McFetridge *(15/04/2020) Courtney Jae Hansford *(02/09/2020) Saira Safdari *(15/04/2020) Efstathios Psaroulis *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Economics, Finance and Trade) for the Associate Degree in Business Studies Christos Christou *(02/09/2020) Victoria Elsie Duns *(02/09/2020) Mitchell Hoepner (dec.) *(02/09/2020) Christopher James Duff Gordon *(02/09/2020) Xiaofan Guan *(02/09/2020) Tianyi Han *(15/04/2020) Rebecca King *(02/09/2020) Hao Ling *(20/12/2019) Aric Christian Angus Pierce *(02/09/2020) Llewellyn Robert Blair Smith *(15/04/2020) for the degrees of Bachelor of Business (Finance) and Bachelor of Business (Innovation and Entrepreneurship) Lachlan James Haddow *(15/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Finance) Dulari Nimesha Ekanayake Wasala Mudiyanselage *(02/09/2020) Duy Nguyen *(15/04/2020) 1 October: 3.45pm 1 October: Mathew Alan John Oates *(02/09/2020) Wang Rufeng *(15/04/2020) Rahul Rakeshbhai Shah *(15/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) Kylie Aspery *(15/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Property) Qinyun Cai *(02/09/2020) Christopher Clemente *(02/09/2020) Luke Duncan *(02/09/2020) Warwick Paul Ioannou *(02/09/2020) Christian Mario Gencarelli *(02/09/2020) Huang He *(02/09/2020) Billy John Ikonomopoulos *(02/09/2020) Taylah Deandra Keelan *(02/09/2020) Alisha Kozirev *(02/09/2020) Beth Anne Leske *(02/09/2020) Lewis Benjamin Mannix *(02/09/2020) Vanessa Rae McArdle *(02/09/2020) Nguyen Thi Thuy Duong *(02/09/2020) Venkhatesh Sivashanker *(02/09/2020) Sze Yin Yeong *(02/09/2020)

77 Kit Ying Chloe Yau Jig Saw 2019. Low Poly Design.

78 79 Friday 2 October 2020 at 9.30am PRIDHAM HALL

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the AcademicProcession and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. The Chancellor, Ms Pauline Carr BEc(ANU), MBA, FAICD, FCIS, FGIA, will open the ceremony. The Vice Chancellor and President, Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will congratulate the graduates. The Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire. 2 October: 9.30am 2 October:

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* indicates a conferral of award date prior to for the Graduate Certificate in Marketing this ceremony Adele Kate Laubsch *(15/04/2020)

for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) UNISA BUSINESS Kacper Adam Piotrowski *(02/09/2020) Stefan Tmusic *(15/04/2020) for the degree of Master of Management Andrew Robert Whitfield *(02/09/2020) (Arts and Cultural Management) Samuel Charles Colbey *(15/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Policing) for the degree of Master of Joanna D Lang *(02/09/2020) Professional Accounting Matthew Douglas Leahy *(02/09/2020) Muhammad Waqas Aamir *(02/09/2020) Konark Banka *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor Linda Carmeli Arguelles Cabalfin of Management *(02/09/2020) Aaron Fogg *(15/04/2020) Hue Chau Cao *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Rongyao Chen *(02/09/2020) Marketing and Communication Xue Deng *(02/09/2020) Adriana Athinodorou *(02/09/2020) Thi Dieu Linh Hoang *(02/09/2020) Amanda Cynthia Cornish *(15/04/2020) Furqan Jabbar *(02/09/2020) Elyssa May Davis *(15/04/2020) Teresa James *(02/09/2020) Jaimee Jess Green *(15/04/2020) Pawan Kakkar *(02/09/2020) Chandler Meakins *(02/09/2020) Nagarjuna Kommuri *(15/04/2020) Brittany Nicole Modra *(02/09/2020) Yaxiong LIU *(02/09/2020) Daniel Nicholas Pearce *(02/09/2020) Kevin Luangkhoth *(02/09/2020) Andrei Pick *(02/09/2020) Millicent Veronica Maitland *(02/09/2020) Maja Susic *(15/04/2020) Bo Meng *(02/09/2020) Tiffany Venning *(02/09/2020) Jungwoo Min *(02/09/2020) Breanna Marie Wilkie *(15/04/2020) Dhruv Samir Patel *(15/04/2020) Chuan Qu *(02/09/2020) for the Diploma in Business Studies Mujtaba Rahimi *(15/04/2020) Lucia Agostina Rossi *(02/09/2020) Cristie Mylene Rondina *(02/09/2020) Sophie Ashlie McKeaig *(15/04/2020) Ma Marnelli Rosete Simangan *(02/09/2020) UNISA STEM Dhrumil Jigneshbhai Soni *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Engineering Sukhvir Kaur *(02/09/2020) (Electrical and Information Engineering) 9.30am 2 October: Thi Thanh Huong Vo *(02/09/2020) Daniel Forero Morales *(16/06/2020) Yihan Wang *(02/09/2020) Ian Kabui Waweru *(02/09/2020) for the Graduate Diploma in Aviation Ting Yang *(02/09/2020) Jonathon Self *(02/09/2020) Shenhua Zhang *(15/04/2020) Vladislav Zoran Zhelezarov *(02/09/2020) Hanglu Zhao *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of for the Graduate Diploma in Construction Management (Honours) Human Resource Management Sayed Aqil Ayoubi *(02/09/2020) Chaojun Shan *(02/09/2020) Murtaza Bayani *(02/09/2020) Matthew D’Aloia *(22/04/2020) for the Graduate Certificate in Ngong Nyang *(02/09/2020) Human Resource Management Mustafa Ghulami *(22/04/2020) Rosanna Marie De Leo *(02/09/2020) Oskar Matthew Meehan Lee *(22/04/2020) Camille Marie Dalgarno *(02/09/2020) Adam Rasheed *(22/04/2020) Tara Helen Mayne *(02/09/2020) Marco Ravese *(22/04/2020) Mikalie Siciliano *(02/09/2020) Justin Kenley Smart *(02/09/2020) Annika Tee *(02/09/2020) Bruno Zullo *(22/04/2020) for the Graduate Certificate in Management Isobel Ivy Falster *(15/04/2020)

80 81 82 83 for the degree of Bachelor of Aviation (Flight) Tsang Nok Yin *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Aviation (Management) Ali Ahmadi *(22/04/2020) Bryan Kenmin Ho *(22/04/2020) Ashraf Homad *(02/09/2020) Ahmad Kalzi *(22/04/2020) George Taito Kibunja *(22/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Aviation (Pilot) Eden Kate Hansen *(02/09/2020) Jinsu Im *(02/09/2020) Vasily Sekerin *(02/09/2020) Adi Fulori Sigaruarua *(02/09/2020) Richard James Strzelecki *(02/09/2020) Vladislav Zoran Zhelezarov *(22/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Construction Management Jeffrey Victor Bugeja *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Environmental Science Alicia Sky Fearne *(02/09/2020) Joel Schiller *(22/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences Tayla Emmie Harradine *(02/09/2020) Taylor Victoria Taylor *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Mathematics (Industrial and Applied Mathematics) Bethany Isabella Caldwell *(22/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Science Orkun Atakan *(02/09/2020) for the Associate Degree in Engineering Filip Michal Klosowski *(02/09/2020) 2 October: 9.30am 2 October:

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84 85 Friday 2 October 2020 at 12.30pm PRIDHAM HALL

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem will be sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. The Deputy Chancellor, The Honourable John Hill BA, DipEd, LLB, FAICD, will open the ceremony. The Vice Chancellor and President, Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. The Deputy Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will congratulate the graduates. The Deputy Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire. 2 October: 12.30pm 2 October:

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for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Dylan David Peukert, by thesis entitled: Nicholas Timothy Barnett, by thesis Stochastic modelling of gold nanoparticle entitled: enhancement of dose and reactive The critical state behaviour of sand with species yield for proton therapy non-plastic fines: a discrete element (conferred: 11 August 2020) method (DEM) approach (conferred: 02 September 2020) James Barton Prater, by thesis entitled: An investigation into the political, Mark William Daker, by thesis entitled: optimism bias and technical causes for Public open space policy, supply issues with the development of realistic and population health: a study of information technology project schedules metropolitan Adelaide (conferred: 11 August 2020) (conferred: 11 February 2020) Thea Lund Read, by thesis entitled: Linh Thi Truc Doan, by thesis entitled: The absorption and translocation of Optimisation of an e-waste reverse foliar-applied zinc oxide nanoparticle supply chain model in consideration of fertilisers in wheat risks and uncertainties (conferred: 16 June 2020) (conferred: 11 August 2020) Phillip Anthony Roach, by thesis entitled: Nina Louise James, by thesis entitled: The interaction of local climate with Identity and participation in citizen thermal mass in commercial buildings science (con7ferred: 16 June 2020) (conferred: 02 September 2020) Ruchini Senarath Jayasinghe Senarath Farzana Habib Kastury, by thesis entitled: Jayasinghe Arachchilage, by thesis entitled: Bioaccessibility, bioavailability and Modelling risks in reverse logistics supply remediation of metal(loid)s from mining/ chain for demolition waste management: smelting impacted dust and soil quality related operational performance (conferred: 17 October 2019) (conferred: 16 June 2020)

Seung Ho Lee, by thesis entitled: Adam Troy Sutton, by thesis entitled: Integration of passive and active phase Improving the sustainability of analytical change storage systems into buildings separation science (conferred: 11 August 2020) (conferred: 03 December 2019)

Leom Ming Di, by thesis entitled: Jessie Lauren Webber, by thesis entitled: User privacy preservation on mobile Towards multilayered emulsion devices: investigating the role of applications: polyelectrolyte multilayers contextual integrity at interfaces (conferred: 11 August 2020) (conferred: 02 September 2020)

Rebecca Leah Marrone, by thesis entitled: Twenty-first century STEM citizens: equipping students and educators with * indicates a conferral of award date prior to 12.30pm 2 October: creativity and confidence to enable this ceremony positive attitudes toward mathematics (conferred: 02 September 2020) UNISA STEM Krishnan Narasimhan Mysore, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Applied Project Management Adversarial multi-stakeholder engagement in the context of globally Hao Wu *(02/09/2020) distributed ICT projects: the ICT vendor’s for the degree of Master of perspective Applied Project Management (conferred: 11 February 2020) (Contract Management) Durr-E-Shahwar Noman, by thesis entitled: Carolina Castaneda Sossa *(22/04/2020) Green synthesis of novel metal oxide- for the degree of Master of Cybersecurity biopolymer nanocomposites for Stephanie Coleen *(02/09/2020) wastewater treatment Gurjit Kaur Na *(02/09/2020) (conferred: 11 February 2020) Spurgeon Ranjith Kumar Rajkumar *(02/09/2020) Alain Victor Gaffud Valeros *(02/09/2020)

86 87 88 89 for the degree of Master of for the degree of Bachelor of Information Management (Library Information Technology (Honours) and Information Management) (Enterprise Business Solutions) George Alexander Becker *(02/09/2020) Mark Kekez *(22/04/2020) Mykhaylo Sukhinin *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Information Technology (Enterprise Management) for the degree of Bachelor Sukhjinder Kaur . *(02/09/2020) of Science (Honours) Amit Shandilya *(02/09/2020) Jacob Laurence Dalgleish *(22/04/2020) Heidi Palao-Ay Apopot *(02/09/2020) Bodie Fuller *(22/04/2020) Faith Jerop Boit *(02/09/2020) Nasrin Azra Jamion *(02/09/2020) Jiachi Chen *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Gopinath Reddy Donala *(02/09/2020) Software Engineering (Honours) Gurpreet Kaur *(02/09/2020) Swetha Krishnagopal *(22/04/2020) Kirandeep Kaur *(02/09/2020) Diem Minh Nguyen *(02/09/2020) Abdul Muqeeth Khan *(02/09/2020) Daniel Luke Szabo *(22/04/2020) Sameeha Mohamadali Musa *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Michael Tamaragoniemi Oyadonghan Construction Management *(22/04/2020) Bandar Moradi *(02/09/2020) Shanmuga Shankar Parthipan Taylor Ross Smith *(02/09/2020) *(02/09/2020) Kumarasinghe Samanthi Perera Rajakaruna for the degree of Bachelor *(01/10/2019) of Geospatial Science Juan David Reyes Buitrago *(02/09/2020) Megan Helen Grainger *(02/09/2020) Dinindu Shachintha Sepala Dahanayake Samuel Cole Hewitt *(02/09/2020) *(02/09/2020) Harrison Thomas Hood *(22/04/2020) Isha Sharma *(02/09/2020) Matthew Torres Richardson *(22/04/2020) Umar Usman *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Farhinben Muiezbhai Vahora Information Technology *(02/09/2020) Monique Rhianna Baker *(02/09/2020) Truong Giang Vu *(02/09/2020) Lachlan Troy Jasson *(02/09/2020) Qi Wang *(02/09/2020) Karanbir Singh *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Thomas Edward Maple *(02/09/2020) Project Management Mandeep Singh Tatla *(02/09/2020) Brian Kiptoo Kibichii *(22/04/2020) Kin Tik Yau *(02/09/2020) Robana Maharjan *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Mehmoodul Hassan Mohammed Nasser Information Technology (Games Kamal *(02/09/2020) and Entertainment Design) Sarini Ayantha Kumari Panawalage Yifei Bi *(22/04/2020) *(02/09/2020) Yanxi Liu *(02/09/2020) Pratiti Parasar *(02/09/2020) Henry Andrew Villani *(22/04/2020) Aditya Anand Patil *(02/09/2020) Yao Yijian *(02/09/2020) Raja Irtaza Ur Rehman *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of for the degree of Master of Information Technology (Mobile Quantity Surveying Application Development) Ankit Tripathi *(02/09/2020) Devon Jarrid Reid *(22/04/2020) for the Graduate Diploma in Data Science for the degree of Bachelor 2 October: 12.30pm 2 October: Tara Sinead O’Donoghue *(02/09/2020) of Information Technology (Networking and Cybersecurity) for the Graduate Diploma in Project Management Ammar Ezzat H Alshhti *(02/09/2020) Farhan Ishrak *(02/09/2020) Aidan Patrick Collins *(02/09/2020) Wajeeha Khojestagan *(02/09/2020) for the Graduate Certificate in Logistics and Supply Chain Management for the degree of Bachelor of Information Technology (Software Development) Gerald Corpuz Tiamzon *(02/09/2020) Stewart Luke Folks Francis *(02/09/2020) for the Graduate Certificate Pardeep Kumar *(02/09/2020) in Project Management Abrar Rashid *(22/04/2020) Melissa Anne Rowe *(02/09/2020) Anindita Saha *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Applied Weijun Zhu *(02/09/2020) Science (Honours) (Industrial and Applied Mathematics) Maria Kapsis *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) Dylon Ross Smith *(02/09/2020) Liang Zhao *(02/09/2020)

89 90 91 Friday 2 October 2020 at 3.45pm PRIDHAM HALL

Order of Ceremony Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession and Official Party. The Australian National Anthem, will be sung by Ms Lucy Stoddart, Soprano. The Deputy Chancellor, The Honourable John Hill BA, DipEd, LLB, FAICD, will open the ceremony. The Deputy Vice Chancellor: Research and Enterprise, Professor Marnie Hughes- Warrington BEd(Hons) (Tas), DPhil (Oxon), PFHEA, will address the ceremony. The Deputy Chancellor, on behalf of the University, will congratulate the graduates. The Deputy Chancellor will close the ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Academic Procession and Graduates retire. 2 October: 3.45pm 2 October:

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* indicates a conferral of award date prior to Sparsh Praful Pathak *(02/09/2020) this ceremony Dependra Rai *(22/04/2020) Balachandar Sivanesan *(02/09/2020) Soni Dhruv Yashvantkumar *(02/09/2020) UNISA STEM Manikandan Sundaram *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Data Science Pratik Vimal Surana *(02/09/2020) Bhavya Chauhan *(02/09/2020) Thiyagarajan Swaminathan *(02/09/2020) Liang Huang *(02/09/2020) Jay Himangkumar Thakkar *(02/09/2020) Adam James Ingerman *(02/09/2020) Rajat Walia *(02/09/2020) Joseph Joy *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Kishan Sai Kollipara *(02/09/2020) Engineering (Telecommunications) Karthik Kunala Venu *(02/09/2020) Vihar Godithi *(02/09/2020) Kavya Laveti *(02/09/2020) Sai Viswa Teja Surampudi *(02/09/2020) Niki Patel *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Engineering Hari Sri Abhishikta Punukollu (Water Resources Management) *(02/09/2020) Aashish Panthi *(02/09/2020) Vikram Rana *(02/09/2020) Winnie Jeptoo Tirop *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Environmental Science for the degree of Master of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure) Bethwel Kipkoech Kemei *(02/09/2020) Andre Ortiz *(02/09/2020) Gopal Adhikari *(02/09/2020) Vatsal Pravinbhai Patel *(02/09/2020) Williams Babalola *(02/09/2020) Divyesh Shekhada *(02/09/2020) Akash Bhalodia *(02/09/2020) Rosmy Francis *(02/09/2020) for the Graduate Certificate in Ho Quang Vinh *(02/09/2020) Information Technology Ugochukwu Iroabuchi *(02/09/2020) Paul Julian Ardente (dec.) *(02/09/2020) Saikumar Joginpally *(22/04/2020) Mylene Modesto Joves (dec.) Srinivas Rao Shivarasi *(22/04/2020) *(02/09/2020) Thi Thanh Ha Nguyen *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Farhat Ullah *(02/09/2020) Engineering (Electrical Power) Mofarh Yahya S Alhrooby *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Sathwik Anitha Nanjegowda Engineering (Honours) (Civil) *(02/09/2020) Khalid Adam Omer Bagadi *(02/09/2020) Akashkumar Bhemjibhai Chaudhary Yuer Hou *(02/09/2020) *(02/09/2020) Bhuwani Dhakal *(02/09/2020) John Chege Kimathi *(02/09/2020) Nicole Catherine Dowden *(02/09/2020) Kumariniketa Parekh *(02/09/2020) Chinkal Nanji Hirani *(02/09/2020) Darsh Manojkumar Patel *(02/09/2020) Fraser John Thornton Huggett Punit Patel *(02/09/2020) *(02/09/2020) Majid Ahmed Syed *(02/09/2020) Austin Hussaini *(22/04/2020) Omer Yousuf Meer *(02/09/2020) Enes Julardzija *(02/09/2020) Yamini Gurudeo Vaidya *(02/09/2020) Savini Ratnayake *(02/09/2020) Jeyakumar Senthuran *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Master of Engineering (Engineering Management) Shen Yanbing *(02/09/2020)

Matthew James Stokes *(02/09/2020) 3.45pm 2 October: Gagan Ahlawat *(02/09/2020) Tran Van Khoa Nam *(22/04/2020) Akshaya Anandan *(02/09/2020) Aravinthan Udayakumar *(02/09/2020) Akshay Ananthamuralidhar Vinay *(02/09/2020) Shamitha Roshen Pathirana Uthuwan Pathirannehelage *(02/09/2020) Ashil Ambrose Valavanthara *(02/09/2020) Anqi Wang *(02/09/2020) Darpan Harshadbhai Bhatt *(02/09/2020) Wang Chao *(02/09/2020) Sardar Kuljyotsingh Fouji *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Bhargav Jayantkumar Mistry (Honours) (Civil and Project Management) *(02/09/2020) Nyi Wint Htal *(02/09/2020) Mohan Sai Kandula *(02/09/2020) Pradeep Kirubakaran *(02/09/2020) Giovanni Luca *(22/04/2020) Jaimin Dharmeshkumar Patel *(02/09/2020)

93 94 95 for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil and Structural) James Mauro Francesco Arganese *(22/04/2020) Adrian Paul Condello *(22/04/2020) Nicholas Aiden Dawson *(22/04/2020) Yangyue Li *(02/09/2020) Paulo Henrique Silva De Sousa *(22/04/2020) Roger Logan Yaa *(22/04/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic) Harry Chakudza *(22/04/2020) Patrick Chad Castillo Ablig *(22/04/2020) Faisal Dhafer Alqahtani *(02/09/2020) Joel Armstrong *(02/09/2020) Liam Nicholas Mallamo *(22/04/2020) Mohamed Hassan Naheka *(02/09/2020) Quan Hong Nguyen *(02/09/2020) Athans Papadopoulos *(22/04/2020) Don Priyashan Milantha Totawatte *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) Daniel Robert Bruce Axford *(02/09/2020) Alexander Lu’ay Andary Dearman *(22/04/2020) Zesheng Li *(22/04/2020) Eric Lewei Nesbitt *(22/04/2020) Nathalie Elizabeth Rouelle *(22/04/2020) Lovepreet Singh *(02/09/2020) Daniel Clyde Williams *(02/09/2020) Yi Han Wu *(22/04/2020) Jason Timothy Zecchin *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical and Advanced Manufacturing) Liam James Heintze *(02/09/2020) Mohd Naffis Mohd Nasir *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical and Mechatronic) Wei Xuebo *(02/09/2020) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronic) Andrew James Oakley-Conlon *(22/04/2020) Kyle Clark (dec.) *(02/09/2020) 2 October: 3.45pm 2 October:

95 96 Prizes

2020 Prize List Australian Decorative & Fine Arts Society, Adelaide Inc, Award Ian Davey Research Thesis Prize Australian Graphic Design Awarded for the Doctor of Philosophy Association Award thesis of excellence based on the quality Australian Institute of Architects of the examiner’s report, publication (SA Chapter) Prize record and community impact: Australian Institute of Building, South Jessica Alice Day Australian Chapter - Bachelor of Built Environment Award University of South Australia Prizes Australian Institute of Building, South The University of South Australia Australian Chapter - Chapter Medal manages over 340 prizes and awards, Australian Institute of Building, South a majority of which are generously Australian Chapter - First Year Award funded by individuals or organisations. The University would like to thank Australian Institute of Building, South Australian Chapter - H F Sarah Award the following corporate and private donors who partner with us to reward Australian Institute of Building, South and acknowledge outstanding student Australian Chapter - R A O’Neill Award achievement: Australian Institute of Building, South 1st Year Medical Science Pearson Australian Chapter - Second Year Award Australia Book Prize Australian Institute of Food Science AASW Applying Ethical Standards in and Technology Prize Social Work Placement Award Australian Institute of Project Aboriginal High Achiever Prize Management Prize Aboriginal Pathway Program Prize Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors Prize Adelaide Dot Net Users Group (ADNUG) and Microsoft Prize Australian Library and Information Association Prize - Graduate Diploma ADInstruments 2nd Year in Information Management (Library Medical Science Prize and Information Management) Andersons Solicitors Prize for Australian Library and Information Torts A and Torts B Association Prize - Master of Andrea Warden-Flood Prize (sponsored by Information Management (Library the Australian Physiotherapy Association) and Information Management) Ann Wilcock Prize Australian Literacy Educators’ Architectural Practice Board of Association University Prize South Australia Prize Australian Pharmaceutical Armstrong Flooring Award in Architecture Industry (API) Award Armstrong Flooring Award in Australian Physiotherapy Association (SA Interior Architecture Branch) Student Group Perpetual Trophy Arthur J Smith Prize Australian Psychological Society Prize Artichoke Magazine Prize in Australian Society of Archivists Interior Architecture Margaret Jennings Award Arun Thomas Emerging Nurse Australian Society of Medical Leadership Prize Imaging and Radiation Therapy - Award in Medical Imaging Audrey Simpson Prize (sponsored by the Australian Physiotherapy Association) Australian Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy Australasian Society for - Award in Radiation Therapy Immunology (ASI) Prize

Australian Sonographers Prizes Australia & New Zealand Society Association Student Award of Nuclear Medicine Prize Autonomous Mechatronic Systems Prize Australian College of Children and Young People’s Nurses (SA) Undergraduate Prize B P Opie Memorial Prize Australian College of Education Babcock Mechanical Engineering Prize (SA Chapter) Prize - The Tappa Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine Prize Tangka Manninendi Medal for Excellence in Laboratory Medicine Australian College of Mental Health Nurses Bachelor of Laboratory Medicine (SA Branch) Award for Clinical Excellence with Honours Prize Australian College of Midwives Award Bachelor of Nutrition and Food Australian Computer Society (South Sciences 1st Year Prize Australia Branch) Prize 97 Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Prize David Pank Education Encouragement Prize for Management Accounting David Pank Northern Areas Education Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Prize for Placement Encouragement Prize Sustainability Accounting and Reporting David Pank Northern Areas High Bob Mierisch Memorial Prize in Civil Achiever Encouragement Prize and Structural Engineering David Pank Undergraduate Boost Business Results Prize Encouragement Prize Brooks Running Prize David Pank UniSA College Diploma Prize Bulla Dairy Foods Prize David Pank UniSA College Caroma Prize in Interior Architecture Encouragement Prize CBRE Prize de Lissa Early Childhood Prize Cecil Teesdale-Smith (Literary) Award Deloitte Cyber Security Prize Cecilie Bearup Prize in Department for Correctional Services Award Occupational Therapy DG Moye Memorial Prize Channel 7 News Prize for Best (Environmental Science) Television News Story District Council of Grant Prize for Excellence Chartered Accountants ANZ - Dr Brian Webby High Achiever Prize Accounting for Business Drake Supermarkets Prize Chartered Accountants ANZ Early Childhood Australia (SA Branch) Prize - Undergraduate Education Staff Memorial Award for ChemCentral Prize Teaching Excellence - Postgraduate CIPS Australasia-Logistics and Supply Education Staff Memorial Award for Chain Management Prize Teaching Excellence - Undergraduate CISCO CCNP Prize eLabtronics Linear Electronic Prize CISCO Network Fundamentals Prize Electricity and Electronics Prize Clipsal by Schneider Electric Award Elma Casely Prize Clipsal by Schneider Electric Prize Elma Casely Prize for Masters of Coca-Cola South Pacific P/L Prize Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry) Codan Achievement Prize in Elsevier Nursing Prize Telecommunications Embedded Systems Design Prize Codan Project Award for Radio Frequency Engineering Mechanics Prize or Wireless Communication Engineering Engineers Australia - University of South Colgate-Palmolive Pty Ltd Prize Australia - Keith Johinke Medal Colliers International Prize Engineers Australia (South Commercial and Legal Prize Land Law Australia) Mechanical Prize Computer Aided Engineering Practice Prize Ethel Barringer Memorial Prize Concrete Institute of Australia Prize F A Haas and Sir William Goodman Concrete Pipe Association Prize for Civil Engineering of Australasia Prize Financial Services Institute of Constance Gordon-Johnson Sculpture Prize Australasia (FINSIA) Award CPA Australia - Jack Harrison Fisher Jeffries Christmas Card Commission Memorial Award Food and Beverage Development CPA Australia Postgraduate Prize Fund - Excellence Award - Runner Up Highest GPA CPA Australia Prize for Advanced Accounting Food and Beverage Development CPA Australia Prize for Contemporary Fund - Excellence Award 1st Year Issues in Accounting Food and Beverage Development CPA Australia Young Professionals Award Fund - Excellence Award 2nd Year CPR Pharma Services Prize Food and Beverage Development Credit Union SA Excellence in Master Fund - Excellence Award 3rd Year of Teaching (Early Childhood) Prize Food and Beverage Development Fund Credit Union SA Excellence in Master Excellence Award - Highest GPA of Teaching (Primary) Prize Food and Beverage Development Credit Union SA Excellence in Master Fund Excellence Award - Product of Teaching (Secondary) Prize Development Award Credit Union SA Preschool Food and Beverage Development Professional Experience Prize Fund Excellence Award - Runner Up Product Development Award D G Moye Memorial Prize (Civil Engineering)

98 99 Friends of the South Australian Margaret E Pank Nursing School of Art Inc Prize Encouragement Prize Gary Lindblom Memorial Prize Margaret Grace McNair AM Geoffrey Maitland Prize (sponsored by the Foundation Prizes Australian Physiotherapy Association) Marie Hammond Postgraduate Award Global Experience Marjorie Black Prize Graduate Exhibition Acquisition Prize Mars Australia Pty Ltd Prize Graham Arnold Prize Martin Hansen Award Hames Sharley Prize in Architecture Master Builders Association of SA Prize Hames Sharley Prize in Interior Architecture Master of Dietetics: High Achiever Prize Harry P Gill Memorial Medal Mathematical Sciences Prize Helen S Blair Prize in Paediatrics Mayne Pharma Prize - Best 1st Year Student (sponsored by the Australian Mayne Pharma Prize - Best 2nd Year Student Physiotherapy Association) Mayne Pharma Prize - Second Year Hodgkison Graduate Prize in Architecture Pharmaceutical Science HSBC Holdings PLC Prize Mayne Pharma Prize - Third Year Ian Davey Research Thesis Prize Pharmaceutical Science Ian Wark Research Institute Medal Mayne Pharma Prize for Excellence Immulab Immunohaematology Prize in the Drug Discovery/Drug Development Stream Industrial Relations Society of South Australia Prize Mayne Pharma Prize for the Highest Overall GPA in the Bachelor of Inghams Enterprises Pharmaceutical Science Postgraduate HRM Prize Mayne Pharma Prize Pharmaceutical Institute of Hospitality in Health Industry Experience Course Care - Best 2nd Year Prize McGraw-Hill Prize Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (SA) - G V Allen Medal MediaCom Singapore Pty Ltd Prize Institution of Mechanical Engineers - Michael Miller Medal Frederick Barnes Waldron Award Motorola Mobile Enterprise Prize J R Pickering Prize Motorola Prize in Computer Jane Harper Research Prize and Network Security Jarvis Group Prize Nancy Whittingham Award Jeanne-Marie Ganne Prize in Women’s National Pharmacies - 2nd Year Prize Health (sponsored by the Australian Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics Physiotherapy Association) National Pharmacies - Dosage John Alexander Voules Brown Prize Form Design 1 & 2 Prize John Christie Wright Memorial Prize National Pharmacies 1st Year Prize for Chemistry and Physiology Jones Lang LaSalle Award Natural and Built Environments Julie Duncan Memorial Award Undergraduate Prize for Student Journalism Nicholas Opie Award in Design Kate Gilmore Reid Prize (sponsored by the and Construction Australian Physiotherapy Association) Norm Clarke Fellowship in Kellogg Australia Pty Ltd Prize Physical Activity Award Konekt Prize Norton Jackson Material Science Lewis Barrett Prize and Engineering Medal LexisNexis Prize for Companies Occupational Science Prize and Partnership Law OT AUSTRALIA - Undergraduate Research

LexisNexis Prize for Property Law and Evidence Based Practice Prize Prizes Lions Club of Brighton Nursing Award Outdoor Educators’ Association Tertiary Outdoor Education Prize Lydia Longmore Memorial Award Pank/University of South Australia Prize Lyft, Inc. Prize for Social Innovation and Enterprise Lysaght Award for Outstanding Pat Corrigan Prize Achievement Patricia Trott Prize (sponsored by the Lysaght Award for Outstanding Australian Physiotherapy Association) Achievement in Structural Engineering Peter Stevens MBA Prize for Excellence Margaret E Pank First Year Nursing Encouragement Prize Peter Tiffin Prize for Evidence

99 100 101 Pharmaceutical Defence Limited Final Year Royal College of Nursing (Australia) - Prize for Pharmacy Practice Courses High Achiever Award (City East) Pharmaceutical Defence Limited First Royal Institution of Chartered and Second Year Prize for Pharmacy Surveyors Prize Practice courses in the Bachelor of RP Data Prize Pharmacy (Honours) IHPC program Ruth Grant Prize (sponsored by the Pharmaceutical Science First Year Prize Australian Physiotherapy Association) Pharmaceutical Science, Pharmacy Ruth Grant Prize for Academic Excellence Double Degree 5th Year Prize (sponsored by the Australian Pharmaceutical Society Gold Medal Physiotherapy Association) Pharmaceutical Society Prize - 3rd year SA Power Networks - Final Year Pharmaceutical Society Prize - SA Power Networks - Most Quality Use of Medicines Outstanding Student Photography Awards for SA Power Networks Postgraduate Excellence: Atkins Prize Enterprise Resource Planning Prize Photography Awards for Excellence: SA Power Networks Undergraduate Photographic Wholesalers Prize Enterprise Resource Planning Prize Physiotherapy Research Foundation Samaritan College Education Prize Prize (sponsored by the Australian Sanitarium Health and Wellbeing Prize Physiotherapy Association) Sansom Medal Pitcher Partners Prize Sansom Pharmacy Fund Travel Planning Institute of Australia Award (National) Prize - Postgraduate Student Sansom Publication Awards Planning Institute of Australia Prize - Undergraduate Student SASTA Prize for Outstanding Pre- service Science Educator Planning Institute of Australia Undergraduate Project Prize Savills Prize Port Adelaide Football Club Award Schiavello (SA) Prize in Interior Architecture Port Adelaide Football Club Prize UniSA STEM - Master of Engineering (coursework) Prize Precision Legal Prize for Contemporary Property Law UniSA STEM - Minor Thesis Prize President of the Friends of the South UniSA STEM Mechanical Design Award Australian School of Art Prize Schulz Law Honours Prize Primary English Teaching Association Shape Australia Prize in Interior Architecture Australia University Postgraduate Prize Sheila Bailey Architecture Prize Primary English Teaching Association Sheila Bailey Early Childhood University Australia Undergraduate Prize Education Prize Professor Howard Morris Prize Sheila Bailey Midwifery Prize in Clinical Biochemistry Sheila Bailey Physiotherapy Prize Project Management Institute Prize Shirley Chappel Tourism Prize Property Council of Australia Prize Sir Eric Scott Prize for 4th Year Courses PW Stephens Engineering Prize South Australian Auditor-General’s Quality Concrete Holdings BHD Department Prize for Auditing Principles Prize for the Top Student in International Business Strategy South Australian Auditor-General’s Department Prize for Auditing Ralston Medal for Excellence Theory and Practice in Physical Chemistry Staff Award for Clinical Practice Recreation SA - Gary Crilley Memorial Prize Steel Reinforcement Institute Redstack Prize for Presentation of Australia (SRIA) Prize for in Architecture Reinforced Concrete Design

Redstack Prize for Presentation Prizes Steve Leek Memorial Prize in Interior Architecture Stylecraft Award for Excellence Robyn Parkes Undergraduate Nursing Prize Subaru Australia Pty Ltd Prize Roche Diagnostic Prize for Excellence in Laboratory Medicine with Honours SurveyingSA Field Project Prize Roche Diagnostics Prize for Excellence T G Mitchell Prize in Laboratory Medicine Teachers Mutual Bank Rotary Club Whyalla ‘Glen Eden’ TechInSA - 3rd Year Medical Science Prize Excellence in Mental Health Prize Ten Network Prize for Best News Royal Australian Chemical Institute (SA Story - Filming and Editing Branch) - Roy Marlow Chemistry Prize

101 102 103 Terry Evans Prize for Contracts The Robyn Layton Prize for A and Contracts B Human Rights Law TerryWhite Chemmart - The Robyn Layton Prize for Pharmacotherapeutics Practice Prize Workplace Relations Law TerryWhite Chemmart 3rd Year - The Royal Institution of Chartered Pharmacotherapeutics Theory Prize Surveyors (RICS) Prize TerryWhite Chemmart Final Year - The Sir William Goodman Advanced Therapeutics Prize Electrical Engineering Prize The ACHPER (SA) Prize The Sir William Goodman The Adelta Legal Mentoring Prize Mechanical Engineering Prize for Outstanding Achievement The South Australian Bar Association The Australian Unity Prize Prize for Criminal Law and Procedure The Brown-Forman Prize The Steele Littleton Prize for Community Spirit The Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand Postgraduate The ‘Tommy Lyon’ Award for Aged Care Student Award for Excellence The W Sports and Media Prize for Sports Law The Centacare Prize Therapeutic Guidelines Prize The Chemmart Prize - Honours Project ThermoFisher Scientific Food The City of Mount Gambier Microbiology Award Excellence Award Thomson Reuters Eikon high The Derivan Matisse Painting Prize achiever award for UniSA Master of Finance program The Economic Society of Australia (SA) First Year Prize TMK Prize for Environmental Science The Economic Society of Australia Tony Winefield PhD Thesis (SA) Third Year Prize Prize in Psychology The Electric Energy Society of Australia Prize Unilever Prize The Electric Energy Society of UniSA Business Award for Excellence Australia Prize - Final Year Project in Marketing Studies The Equip4Living Prize UniSA CRI Cancer Biology Prize The Finlaysons Prize for Equity and Trusts UniSA Online Prize for Excellence The Gaia Prize for Environmental UniSuper Best Student Award in and Natural Resources Law Applied Financial Planning The Hon John Mansfield Prize University of South Australia Honours Medal for Constitutional Law University of South Australia Medal The Ian Todd Pharmacy Guild Prize University of South Australia Student The Institute of Electrical and Volunteer of the Year Award Electronic Engineers (IEEE) (South Valuer Generals Prize Australian Section) Award W R Odell Memorial Prize The Institution of Engineering Whyalla Partnership Education Prize and Technology (IET) Prize Wiley Prize for Logistics and The KFC Prize Supply Chain Management The Laity Morrow Prize for Wilmar Library Prize for Creative Writing Corporations Law A Workspace Prize The Laity Morrow Prize for Corporations Law B Zenith Prize in Interior Architecture The Laminex Prize in Interior Architecture Innovation The Lipman Karas Prize for Dispute Resolution and Civil Litigation The Nancy Cooper Prize Prizes The National Nine News Student Journalism Award The Polyflor Award for Sustainability in Interior Architecture The Port Art Supplies Painting Prize The Proctor and Gamble Prize The Red Bull Prize The Robert M Kennedy National Pharmacies 4th Year Prize

103 Molly Willson Human (Detail) 2017. Oil on un primed canvas.

104 105 Previous Honorary Award Recipients

Doctor of the University 2002 Ms Dagmar Egen AM 1993 Professor Eleanor Ramsay (dec.) Mr John McDonald AM (dec.) Dr Jean Blackburn AO (dec.) 2003 Professor Lowitja O’Donoghue AC, CBE, DSJ Professor Zhang Xiaowei Ms Alison Crook AO Mr Maurice de Rohan AO OBE (dec.) Dr James May Dr Yuan Tseh Lee Dr Alfred Huang AM 1994 Ms Anne Deveson AO (dec.) 2004 Mr Gavin Walkley AM (dec.) Mr Phillip Adams AO Mr John Uhrig AC Mr Stephen Page AM Hon Dame Roma Mitchell AC, DBE (dec.) 2005 1995 Professor Andrew Ehrenberg (dec.) Ms Doreen Kartinyeri (dec.) Dr Frank Bass (dec.) Dr David Pank AM (dec.) Dr Julian Burnside QC Dr Christobel Mattingley AM Mr Leon Davis AO Dr James CY Soong Professor R Natarajan Dr Gregor Ramsey AM (dec.) 1996 Dr Simon Wong Mr Archie Barton AM (dec.) Dr Betty Davis AM (dec.) 2006 Hon Justice John von Doussa AO QC Mr Norton Jackson AM (dec.) Ms Wendy McCarthy AO Mr Mike Rann AC Hon Dr John Dawkins AO Hon Susan Ryan AO Sir Eric Neal AC, CVO 2007 1997 Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley AC (dec.) Mr Daniel Thomas AM Professor Don Bursill AM Ms Sue Vardon AO Dr Ron Radford AM Mr John Moriarty AM Professor Leanna Read Hon Justice Samuel Jacobs AO (dec.) 2008 Dr S (Max) Richards Dr Pamela Ryan OAM 1998 Mr Milton Moon AM Mr Nelson Mandela (dec.) 2009 Hon RJL Hawke AC (dec.) Professor Jarl Rosenholm Mr Bruce Webb (dec.) Mr David Klingberg AO Dr Julian Clark Mr Martin Albrecht AC Ms Ruth Tuck AO (dec.) Dr Don Williams AO (dec.) 2010 Dr Alice Rigney AO (dec.) Professor Brian Vincent 1999 Adjunct Professor Neil Bryans AM Professor Lyndall Ryan 2011 Dr Colin Thiele AC (dec.) Ms Alice McCleary Hon Dr Basil Hetzel AC (dec.) Professor Ashis Nandy 2000 Emeritus Professor Maxwell Brennan AO Mr Jeffrey Smart AO (dec.) Dr Patricia Crook AO Adjunct Professor Lyndsay Connors AM 2012 Mr Malcolm Kinnaird AC (dec.) Ms Fiona Hall AO Dr Rick Allert AO 2013 Dr Kym Bonython AC (dec.) Mr Sydney Ball (dec.) 2001 Hon Dr Robyn Layton AO QC Honors Previous Previous Hon Justice Michael Kirby AC, CMG Hon Alexander Downer AC Mr Michael Heard

105 2014 Emeritus Laureate Professor Professor Peter Høj AC 2012 Major General Charles Bolden Jr Emeritus Laureate Professor John Ralston Dr Wolf Blass AM AO Dr Anne Summers AO Sir Terence Pratchett OBE (dec.) Emeritus Professor Dr Jane Goodall DBE Hon Quentin Bryce AD CVO 1992 Professor Brian Burdekin AO Emeritus Professor Alan Mead OBE (dec.) Professor Mary McAleese 1997 Mr Vinton G Cerf Emeritus Professor Robert Northcote (dec.) Mr Peter Gabriel 1998 2015 Emeritus Professor Kenneth J Atkins (dec.) Professor Robyn Williams AM Emeritus Professor Colin Bourke Professor Gerald Goodhardt (dec.) Emeritus Professor David Lee 2016 Emeritus Professor David Robinson Mr John Barry Humphries AO CBE Emeritus Professor Robert Smyth Mr Jack Manning Bancroft 1999 Professor Gary Banks AO Emeritus Professor Henry d’Assumpcao AO Mrs Marie Coleman AO FSTE Ms Evonne Goolagong Cawley AO MBE Ms Maggie Beer AM 2000 Professor Lord Anthony Giddens Emeritus Professor Michael Miller AO Emeritus Professor Lloyd Sansom AO 2017 Dr Ian Gould AM 2002 Mrs Janet Holmes à Court AC Emeritus Professor Freda Briggs AO (dec) Emeritus Professor MaryAnn Bin-Sallik AO Emeritus Professor Ruth Grant AM Mr Thomas Keneally AO 2003 Air Chief Marshal Sir Angus Houston AK AFC Emeritus Professor Kym Adey AM (dec.) (Ret’d) Mr Kevin O’Loughlin OAM 2004 Honourable John Mansfield AM QC Emeritus Professor Kevin O’Brien Honourable Julia Gillard AC Dr Curtis Wong 2006 Emeritus Professor Ian Davey 2018 Emeritus Professor Alison Mackinnon AM Mr William (Bill) Muirhead AM Emeritus Professor Robert Crotty Ms Deborah Cheetham AO Adjunct Associate Professor Monica 2007 Oliphant AO Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley AC (dec.) The Honourable Gregory Combet AM Emeritus Professor Robin King Mr Peter Gago AC Emeritus Professor Bruce King Mr Eric Idle 2008 2019 Emeritus Professor Michael Rowan Ms Anna Meares OAM Emeritus Professor Paul Hughes AM, FACE Ms Gillian Hicks AM MBE FRSA 2009 Dr Kumi Naidoo Emeritus Professor Marjory Ebbeck Dr Rosemary Bryant AO Emeritus Professor Alan Reid AM Professor Fiona Stanley AC Ms Natasha Stott Despoja AO 2010 Mr Michael Hickinbotham Emeritus Professor Stephen Hamnett Hon Dr Brendan Nelson AO Emeritus Professor Philip Howlett Mr Jim McDowell Emeritus Professor Dorothy Scott OAM Mr Adam Goodes 2011 2020 Emeritus Professor Hilary Winchester Mr Neil Gaiman Emeritus Professor Mary Barton AO Mr Philip Liggett MBE 2012 Emeritus Professor Roger Smart Emeritus Professor Andrew Gilbert AM Emeritus Professor Michael Taylor

106 107 2014 Mrs Li Yian Lin

Emeritus Professor Gerry Griffin 2008 2015 Mr Kelvin Trimper AM

Emeritus Professor Bruce Johnson 2009 Emeritus Professor Barbara Pocock Dr Kia Ngee Chew 2016 2010 Emeritus Professor Kay Lawrence AM Mr Peter Smith Emeritus Professor Mervyn Lewis Ms Jan Lowe Emeritus Professor Suzanne Franzway 2013 2017 Mr Terry Weston Emeritus Professor Richard Head Mr Bill Cossey AM (dec.) Emeritus Professor Roger Harris Emeritus Professor David Corkindale 2014 Emeritus Professor Claire Woods Ms Elizabeth Ho OAM Emeritus Professor Kerin O’Dea AO Adjunct Associate Professor Adrian Vicary Adjunct Professor Dennis Mulcahy 2018 Emeritus Professor Rhonda Sharp AM 2015 Mr Theo Maras AM 2019 Mr Bruce Linn AM Emeritus Professor Jason White Dr Anna Ciccarelli Emeritus Professor Robert Vink AM Emeritus Professor Tony Winefield (dec.) 2016 Emeritus Professor Hans Greisser Mr Barry Pearce

2020 2017 Emeritus Professor Mads Gaardboe Ms Ruth Blenkiron Emeritus Professor Jordan Louviere 2018 Emeritus Professor Tanya Monro Mr Guy Maron AM Emeritus Professor Christopher Saint Emeritus Professor Wasim Saman 2019 Emeritus Professor Rick Sarre Hon Trish White Mr Patrick Jonker Mr Terry Evans AM University Fellow

1999 Mr Norton Jackson AM (dec.) Mr Frank Lampard OAM Mr John Heard AM Mr Earle Scott OAM (dec.) Mr Malcolm Colegate Mr Richard (Dick) Fidock AO

2002 Mr Wallace Cameron

2004 Mrs Elizabeth (Liz) Watson (dec.) Mr Eric Granger Dr Lewis O’Brien AO Dr Geoff Wood

2005 Mr Ian Hardy AM Mr Gordon Ingkatji (dec.) Professor Jong Taik Lee (dec.)

2006 Honors Previous Previous Mr Andrew Chen Mr Yeong Chee Meng

2007 Mr Stephen Hains

106 107 Ceremonial Music

Ancient Land Processional/Composed by Cheetham, D. AO/Orchestral performed by the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Buc, N/vocals performed by the Ngarrindjeri Women’s Choir; The Marryatville Concert Choir, Sils, A. Music Director. Advance Australia Fair/Peter Dodds McCormick, arranged by Christopher Gordon. Happy/Performed, written and produced by Pharrell Williams. Columbia Records; 2013. Glorious/Composed by Hafermann/ Haggerty/Karp/Dopps/Andrews; performed by Macklemore/featuring Skylar Grey. Coming Home by Sheppard. Released 10 November 2017. Empire Of Song (Australia) Pty Limited, under exclusive licence to Decca, a division of Universal Music Operations Ltd.

108 109 109 AUSTRALIA’S UNIVERSITY OF ENTERPRISE

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