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Congratulations 2 Congratulatory message from the Chancellor 2 Congratulatory message from the Vice-Chancellor 3 Welcome to Deakin University Graduations 4 The Graduation Ceremony 6 Acknowledgment of traditional land owners 6 Order of Ceremony 6 The University Mace 7 The Academic Procession 9 Academic Dress 10 Deakin University Ceremonial Dress 10 Deakin University Academic Dress 10 Regalia Colours 11 Deakin Award Appellations 11 Honorary Degree Recipients 12 The Performers 14 The University 16 Alfred Deakin 16 About Deakin University 16 Building on the University’s success 17 The Deakin Story 18 The Campuses 20 Melbourne Burwood Campus 20 Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus 20 Geelong Waterfront Campus 21 Warrnambool Campus 21 Institute of Koorie Education 22 Get Social! #DeakinGrad 23 University Prize and Award Recipients 24 Tuesday 12 February 6 pm 26 Wednesday 13 February 12 pm 42 Wednesday 13 February 6 pm 56 Thursday 14 February 12 pm 70 Thursday 14 February 6 pm 80 Monday 18 February 12 pm 96 Monday 18 February 6 pm 108 Tuesday 19 February 12 pm 124 Tuesday 19 February 6 pm 134 Wednesday 20 February 12 pm 146 Wednesday 20 February 6 pm 158 Thursday 21 February 12 pm 168 National Anthem 177 Evacuation Assembly Points 178 Congratulations

Congratulatory message from the Chancellor On behalf of the Deakin University community, my congratulations to you, your families, and to all who have worked so hard towards achieving the success we celebrate with you today. Like you, I am a Deakin alumnus, and I believe you will find as I have, that your Deakin qualification will be a valuable asset as you explore the opportunities ahead of you. Your Deakin degree will empower you to seek out new opportunities with Mr John Stanhope AM the confidence you are ready and can contribute, and you will have the resilience that will enable you to overcome the Be proud of your achievement, you are a inevitable challenges ahead. Deakin graduate and Deakin graduates are the truest evidence of the quality of the Graduation ceremonies mark the Deakin experience, they are a continued completion of your current academic inspiration to Council, to staff, to each other journey, but they also are the signal of the and to future graduates. start of a new phase of your lives and your careers. Deakin is proud to have played its I encourage you to keep in touch with your part in providing the skilled graduates who university. You’ll find that Deakin’s Alumni will drive the economy, using your creativity community of over 240,000 graduates will be and skills, to generate the new ideas and an invaluable resource for you as you embark enterprise necessary to face the global on this next stage of your career. I hope you challenges of the 21st century. will take advantage of and contribute to this extraordinary community who all began their professional lives at Deakin. Mr John Stanhope AM Chancellor

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2 Deakin University Congratulatory message from the Vice-Chancellor Your graduation marks an important milestone. The robes, trenchers and the mace, alongside the procession of today’s ceremony, may seem old-fashioned for a progressive university that has so successfully harnessed the power of the digital world. But these time honoured traditions remind us that while you are on the cusp of beginning a new phase of your lives, you are also connected to a tradition of learning that dates back hundreds of years to the universities of Professor Jane den Hollander AO medieval Europe. The traditions of the ceremony reflect a I add my congratulations to the many you will continuity of purpose that has been true receive as you reflect on your achievements. for universities since the first university was You are now a graduate of Deakin University. established in Bologna in Italy in 1088. They I encourage you to remain curious, to remind us that we are part of a remarkable continue to be creative and always to be human history of commitment to enquiry brave. Remember also the values you have and scholarship, to knowledge and truth learnt during your time with us – be a force through hard work and reason. for good and show the world that Deakin has helped you to become the very best you can Universities are durable and enduring; be. Let your passion, curiosity, entrepreneurial unique institutions that are assemblers of spirit and openness to new ideas serve great talent, where passion, creativity and you well. idealism blend seamlessly with discipline depth. For generations universities have Thank you for choosing Deakin, I hope we will been both a compelling indicator and a have the opportunity to continue to connect powerful instrument for human progress. with you as alumni, mentors, colleagues, supporters and friends. It has been our great privilege to be part of your education and I wish you good fortune for the future. Professor Jane den Hollander AO President and Vice-Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 3 Welcome to Deakin University Graduations

Welcome! We would like to warmly welcome you to Deakin University’s graduation ceremony. This program lists every student graduating, including those not in attendance and graduating in absentia. The graduation ceremony will run for approximately 90 minutes and ushers are available at the venue doors to provide information and assistance. All guests should be seated 15 minutes before the ceremony start time. Please ensure your mobile phone is switched off prior to entering the venue and that you familiarise yourself with the emergency evacuation procedures, located at the back of this program. We hope you enjoy the ceremony.

4 Deakin University Selamat Datang! Kami ucapkan selamat datang di Upacara Wisuda Deakin University. Pada buku acara ini tercantum nama semua mahasiswa yang diwisuda, termasuk mereka yang tidak bisa hadir dan diwisuda in absentia. Upacara wisuda akan berlangsung sekitar 90 menit; informasi dan bantuan bisa diperoleh dari petugas penerima tamu di pintu keluar/masuk ruangan. Semua tamu sudah harus berada di tempat duduk masing-masing 15 menit sebelum upacara dimulai. Jangan lupa untuk mematikan telepon selular sebelum memasuki ruangan, dan pelajari prosedur evakuasi darurat yang tercetak di bagian belakang buku acara. Selamat mengikuti upacara.

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 5 The Graduation Ceremony

‘Kim barne barre Wadawurrung Dja’ The Chancellor (or representative) will then Welcome to Wadawurrung Country make a formal declaration conferring the awards of the University on the graduates, Deakin University would like to acknowledge both present and in absentia, and will invite the Wadawurrung People, the traditional graduates to proceed to the stage according custodians of the land and the Wathaurong to the order published in the program. community where this graduation ceremony is taking place. We pay our respects for their A Faculty Executive Dean will read out the continued care of the land and further extend names of graduates being presented to the that respect to elders past and present. Chancellor (or representative). At the conclusion of the presentation of the Order of Ceremony graduates, a representative of the graduating students will deliver a brief response. Processional music heralds the arrival of the Academic Procession for the The Vice-Chancellor (or representative) will graduation ceremony. deliver the closing address. Following the closing address, there will be a musical At the commencement of this music, performance. graduands and guests are asked to stand and remain standing for the National Anthem. At the conclusion of the ceremony guests are requested to stand while the stage party and The Master of Ceremonies will open graduates leave the hall. proceedings and the Chancellor (or representative) will deliver the opening Refreshments will then be served in the address. The Vice-Chancellor (or representative) marquee in the John Hay Courtyard. will then introduce the guest speaker who will deliver the occasional address.

6 Deakin University The University Mace Maces were originally medieval weapons carried by bodyguards to kings and sergeants-at-arms. Much later, the mace became of ceremonial rather than practical significance and organisations such as civic corporations and universities adopted the mace as a symbol of the rule of legal authority. The University’s mace is displayed at meetings of the University Council and on such ceremonial occasions as conferring ceremonies. The bearer of the mace, in academic processions, ‘guards’ the Chancellor. Deakin’s mace was presented to the University by Mr Donald Thomson, Sir Wilfred Brookes and Mr Norman Stephen (Alcoa Australia).

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 7 8 Deakin University The Academic Procession In academic processions, the order of precedence on entry is from junior to most senior. The Chancellor, therefore, is the last member of the procession, followed by the mace-bearer. The Deakin Academic Procession and stage party usually consists of:

Chancellor: Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health: Mr J. Stanhope AM, BCom Deakin, FAICD, Professor B. Crotty, MBBS, MD Melb., FRACP FAIM, FCPA, FICA, FHRM Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, Deputy Chancellors: Engineering and Built Environment: Ms K. Grigg, BEc Adelaide, DipEd Adelaide, Professor K. Hapgood BE, PhD, FiChemE, FAICD, FCPA FIEAust, FRACI, GAICD Ms P. Kelly, LLB UWA FAICD, FFin Pro Vice-Chancellors: Members of the University Council Pro Vice-Chancellor Academic Innovation Honorary degree recipients Professor S. Gopalan BA LLB (Hons) NLSIU, BCL Oxon, Members of the University Executive: DPhil Oxon. President and Vice-Chancellor: Pro Vice-Chancellor Defence Technologies Professor J. den Hollander AO, BSc (Hons), Alfred Deakin Professor S. Nahavandi, BSc (Hons), MSc Wits, Johannesburg, PhD Wales, Cardiff MSc, PhD Durham University, UK Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research: Pro Vice-Chancellor Future Fibres Professor J. Owens, BSc(Hons) UQld, PhD UQld Alfred Deakin Professor X. Wang, PhD UNSW, FTI Deputy Vice-Chancellor Education: Pro Vice-Chancellor Graduate Employment: Professor E. Johnson, B Ag Sci (Hons) Melb, Professor D. Mather, BSc (Hons) Lond., MSc. Lanc., PhD Melb. PhD Monash Deputy Vice-Chancellor Global Engagement: Pro Vice-Chancellor International Professor G. Smith, BA (Hons), PhD Monash Mr J. Molony, BA (Media Studies) RMIT Chief Operating Officer: Pro Vice-Chancellor Research Performance Mr K. Selway, BBus (Marketing) Monash, Alfred Deakin Professor I. Nielsen, BA (Hons) Deakin, GDip (Management) Victoria UT., FAICD PhD Deakin Chief Financial Officer: Pro Vice-Chancellor Researcher Development Ms K. Parker, BBus (Accounting) Monash, and Integrity GCert (IT) Swinburne, FCPA, GAICD Professor A. Russell CHEd, BTeach, BEd, BAppSc (Hons), PhD Deakin Chief Digital Officer: Mr W. Confalonieri, DipSysEng UNICEN, Academic Board: MCompSci UNL, MBAEco ESEADE, GAICD Chair of Academic Board: Faculty Executive Deans: Professor C. Hickey, DipTeach Monash, BPE UWA, MEd UWA, PhD Deakin, FACHPER Acting Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Education: Heads of schools and academic staff of the faculties Alfred Deakin Professor C. Ure, BSc Melb, participating in the ceremony. GradDipEd Melb, MScPrelim Monash, PhD Monash Academically qualified general staff of the University. Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law: Alfred Deakin Professor M. Ewing, BCom Natal, BCom (Hons), MCom, DCom Pretoria, FAMI, FAMS, FANZMAC

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 9 Academic Dress

Academic dress is an important reminder Deakin University Academic Dress of the long history of universities in western civilisation. The three main elements of Higher Doctorate – a red gown with academic dress are the gown, the hood and gold silk front facings finishing at the front the head-dress, which were all once articles yoke line, sleeves fully lined with gold silk of everyday outer dress. Both gowns and and turned back at the front seam, together hoods, when in common use, were often with a red hood lined with gold silk and lined and this lining was decorative, as well a red bonnet with gold tassels. as practical. In medieval times, the higher Doctor of Philosophy – a royal blue gown the rank of the wearer, the more sumptuous with red silk front facings finishing at the the gown. front yoke line, sleeves fully lined with In universities there is still a difference in red silk and turned back at the front seam, the apparel of scholars of various ranks together with a royal blue hood lined with red reflecting the origins of the academic dress. silk and a royal blue bonnet with red tassels. Today’s academic head-dress evolved from Professional Doctorate – a royal blue gown various hats and bonnets of earlier times. with the relevant discipline colour silk front Deakin University’s academic dress, like that facings finishing at the front yoke line, sleeves of most Australian universities, derives from fully lined with the relevant discipline colour dress worn at the Universities of Oxford silk and turned back at the front seam, and Cambridge. together with a royal blue hood lined with silk of the relevant discipline colour, and a royal Deakin University Ceremonial Dress blue bonnet with blue tassels. Chancellor – a navy blue gown trimmed with Master by Research – a navy blue master gold bullion braid, sleeves trimmed with four gown, Cambridge hood lined with silk of the gold ornaments and gold bullion braid around relevant award colour and trimmed with the bottom hem, a navy blue bonnet lined two white pipes, colour is shown on both with gold satin, with gold braid and two gold shoulders, and a navy blue trencher trimmed metallic tassels. with white binding and white tassels. President and Vice-Chancellor – a navy blue Master by Coursework with Honours – gown with five bars of gold bullion braid on a navy blue master gown, Cambridge hood the sleeves and a navy blue tudor bonnet lined with the appropriate coloured silk and identical to that of the Chancellor. trimmed with two white pipes, colour is shown on both shoulders, and a navy blue Alfred Deakin Professor trencher with navy blue tassels. Academic staff who have been awarded the title Alfred Deakin Professor will wear academic regalia befitting their highest qualification as well as an Alfred Deakin Professor stole which will be worn over the top of the gown.

10 Deakin University Master by Coursework – a navy blue Regalia Colours master gown, Cambridge hood lined with the appropriate coloured silk and trimmed Architecture Oyster grey with one white pipe, colour is shown on both Arts Cherry red shoulders, and a navy blue trencher with navy blue tassels. Commerce Buttercup Graduate Diploma – a navy blue bachelor Education Emerald gown, Oxford hood lined with the appropriate Engineering Orange coloured silk and trimmed with one white pipe, colour is shown on the left shoulder Health sciences Glacier blue only, and a navy blue trencher with navy Information technology Wisteria blue tassels. Law Garnet Graduate Certificate – a navy blue bachelor gown, Oxford hood lined with the appropriate Medicine Ivory coloured silk and trimmed with the same Nursing Peacock green colour pipe, colour is shown on the left shoulder only, and a navy blue trencher Science Spectrum blue with navy blue tassels. Social work Spectrum violet Bachelor Degree with Honours – a navy All participants in the graduation ceremony blue bachelor gown, Oxford hood lined with must wear the appropriate academic dress the appropriate coloured silk and trimmed for their qualification or for the position they with two white pipes, colour is shown on the hold at the University. left shoulder only, and a navy blue trencher with navy blue tassels. Deakin Award Appellations Bachelor Degree – a navy blue bachelor In the official abbreviations of our awards, gown, Oxford hood lined with the appropriate Deakin University is abbreviated to Deakin. coloured silk, colour is shown on the left For example, BCom Deakin. shoulder only, and a navy blue trencher with navy blue tassels. Associate Degree – a navy blue bachelor gown, Oxford hood lined with the appropriate coloured silk, colour is shown on the left shoulder only, and no trencher. Diploma or Advanced Diploma – a navy blue bachelor gown, stole of the appropriate colour and no trencher. Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Stole – a silk stole in the colours of the relevant Indigenous flag may be worn under the hood or stole of the relevant award.

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 11 Honorary Degree Recipients

Honorary degrees are conferred by the 2014 University Council on the recommendation of Mr Peter Alsop – Master of Science the Vice‑Chancellor, following consideration by Dr Mukesh Dhirubhai Ambani – Doctor of Science the Honorary Degrees Committee. Dame Quentin Bryce AD CVO – Doctor of Laws 2018 Emeritus Professor Max Charlesworth AO – Emeritus Professor Judith Brett – Deakin Doctor of Letters Honorary Doctorate Hon. Simon Crean – Doctor of Laws Dr Todd Harper – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Baba Kalyani – Doctor of Science Hon. Dr Barry Owen Jones AC – Deakin Honorary Hon. Jeffrey Kennett AC – Doctor of Laws Doctorate Hon. Dame Carol Kidu DBE MP – Doctor of Laws Deakin Honorary Doctorate Professor Mervyn King SC – 2013 Dr Jane Martin – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Adrian Kloeden – Doctor of the University Hon. Tabaré Vázquez – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Ray Reynoldson – Doctor of Science 2017 Adjunct Professor David Parkin OAM – Doctor of Letters Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin AC – Deakin Honorary Doctorate 2012 Hon. Michael Kirby AC CMG – Doctor of Laws Dr Elizabeth Broderick AO – Deakin Honorary Doctorate His Excellency Dr Charles Lepani CBE – 2011 Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Pauline Turner – Doctor of the University Professor V Mohan – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Professor John Duncan – Doctor of Science Professor B S Murty – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Paul Tobias – Deakin Honorary Doctorate 2010 Hon. Judith Troeth AM – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Hon. Steve Bracks AC – Doctor of Laws Hon. Ranil Wickremesinghe – Deakin Honorary Professor Yusuf Qismullah – Doctor of Letters Doctorate Emeritus Professor Sally Walker AM – Doctor of Laws Dr John Henry – Doctor of Letters 2016 Emeritus Professor Adrian Lee – Doctor of Science Professor Michel Armand – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Bill Forrest AM – Doctor of Letters 2008 Hon. Julia Gillard AC – Doctor of Laws Professor Judith Ramaley – Doctor of Laws Professor Jenni Lightowlers – Deakin Honorary Doctorate 2006 Dr David Morgan AO – Deakin Honorary Doctorate Emeritus Professor Phillip Hamilton AM – Lieutenant General David Morrison AO (Retd) – Doctor of Science Deakin Honorary Doctorate Dr Dalal Smiley – Doctor of Laws 2005 Emeritus Professor Gillian Triggs – Deakin Honorary Dr Richard Searby AO QC – Doctor of Laws Doctorate Dr Kenn Fisher – Doctor of Science Professor Yongxian Zhang – Deakin Honorary Doctorate 2004 2015 Dr Alfred Bamblett – Doctor of Laws Dr Megan Clark AC – Doctor of Science Dr Jim (James) Cousins – Doctor of Letters Professor Brad Dunstan – Doctor of Science Hon. Allan McDonald AO QC – Doctor of Laws Professor Bevis Hutchinson – Doctor of Science Dr John Landy AC CVO MBE – Doctor of Laws Dr Leon Kempler AM – Doctor of Science Dr Sue Nattrass AO – Doctor of Letters 2003 Dr Tim Soutphommasane – Doctor of Letters Dr Steve Vizard – Doctor of Laws Emeritus Professor David Stokes AM – Doctor of the Dr Neil Everist OAM – Doctor of Letters University Dr Frank Costa AO – Doctor of Laws Dr Helen Szoke AO – Doctor of Laws Dr Jim Rossiter AM – Doctor of the University Dr David Thodey AO – Doctor of Science Dr Denise King – Doctor of the University Dr Kurt Zuelke – Doctor of Science Dr Patricia Heath AM BEM – Doctor of Laws

12 Deakin University 2002 1990 Dr Geoffrey Dreher –Doctor of the University Dr Geoffrey Caston CBE – Doctor of Letters Dr Harold Mitchell AC – Doctor of Laws Dr Inge King AM – Doctor of Letters Dr James Tait – Doctor of the University Dr Ewan Laird – Doctor of Letters 2001 Dr Isi Leibler AO CBE – Doctor of Letters Dr Hugh Moore – Doctor of the University Dr David Roach – Doctor of Letters 2000 1989 Dr Joseph Pillay – Doctor of Laws Sir James Darling CMG – Doctor of Letters Dr Graham Rouch – Doctor of Science Dr Renee Erdos – Doctor of Letters Rt Hon. Malcolm Fraser AC CH – Doctor of Letters 1999 Dr Charles Jarvis – Master of Science Dr Walter Backhouse OAM – Doctor of the University Dr Patrick Lang OBE – Doctor of Science Professor Margaret Cameron AM – Doctor of the Sir Arvi Parbo AC – Doctor of Science University Dr George Dyer – Doctor of the University 1988 Dr Geoff Neilson AM – Doctor of the University Sir Ian McLennan KCMG KBE – Doctor of Science Dr Thomas Schneider – Doctor of Laws Dr William Renwick CBE – Doctor of Letters Dr James Martin –Doctor of Laws 1986 1997 Emeritus Professor Fred Jevons AO – Doctor of Letters Dato’ Dr Peter Kwong-Ching Woo – Doctor of Laws Dr Robyn Williams AM – Doctor of Science Dato’ Dr Stephen Yeap Leong Huat – Doctor of Laws 1985 Doctor of Laws Dr Sharom Ahmat – Dr Diana Dyason – Doctor of Letters 1996 Emeritus Professor Otto Peters – Doctor of Letters Dr James Leslie AC MC ED – Doctor of Laws Dr Borje Holmberg – Doctor of Letters Sir John Daniel – Doctor of Letters 1995 Hon. Sir Anthony Mason AC KBE QC – Doctor of Laws 1984 Professor John Hay AC – Doctor of Letters Dr Menzie Lipson AO – Doctor of Science Dr John Bechervaise OAM – Doctor of Letters 1994 Professor Kenneth McKinnon AO – Doctor of Letters 1983 Professor Charles Moorhouse AM – Doctor of Letters Dr Victor Smorgon AC – Doctor of Letters Dr Peter Thwaites OBE – Doctor of Letters Dr Kenneth Kaunda – Doctor of Laws 1993 1982 Sir Wilfred Brookes CBE DSO – Doctor of Letters Dr Robert Brack AO – Doctor of Laws Mr Trevor Pescott – Master of Science Dr Gilbert Vines – Doctor of the University 1981 1992 Lord Perry OBE – Doctor of Letters Emeritus Professor Raymond Chambers AO – Dr Philip Brown – Doctor of Letters Doctor of Laws Hon. Austin (Keith) Asche AC QC – Doctor of Letters 1991 Dr Arthur Collins – Doctor of Science Tun Dr Haji Hamdan – Doctor of Letters Dr Ian Downs – Doctor of Letters Dr Jean McCaughey AO – Doctor of Letters Mr Kenneth Stewart – Master of Arts Dr Peter O’Halloran OAM – Doctor of Science Ms Mary White AM – Master of Science Ms Marjory Taylor – Master of Arts For more information go to deakin.edu.au/ about-deakin/reputation/honorary-awards

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 13 The Performers

Deakin’s graduation ceremonies include a number of live musical performances, including the National Anthem and a musical arrangement at the conclusion of the ceremony. These are the biographies of the artists who perform at the ceremonies. Performers may vary between ceremonies.

Michael Cristiano Michael Cristiano is one of Australia’s most highly acclaimed performers and producers. As a producer, his name can be found on numerous multi-platinum selling albums by such artists as The Seekers, Judith Durham, Silverchair, Andre Rieu and Gene Pitney amongst many other big names. He has also wowed audiences on stage as a singer and guitarist. He is one of the country’s most respected musicians and composers, has taken home many music awards and played live to an international audience of millions at the AFL Grand Final with his own composition ‘Rock The G’.

Ron Murray Ron Murray is a Wamba Wamba man (Swan Hill area) living at Yapeen, near Castlemaine in central Victoria on Jaara country. He has performed as a didgeridoo soloist widely in Australia and also in New York, Jordan, Canada and New Zealand. Ron has performed for Queen Elizabeth II, Yusuf Islam (Cat Stevens), Sir Bob Geldof and Muhammed Ali. Musical highlights include performing at the world premiere of American composer Phillip Glass’ Voices for Didgeridoo, Organ and Narrator (2001) with Mark Atkin, Calvin Bowman and Joy Murphy-Wandlin at the Lincoln Center Festival, New York. Ron regularly performs as a foundation member of the Deep Listening Band, a collaboration of Indigenous and non-Indigenous musicians and artists based on the Indigenous philosophy of Dadirri.

14 Deakin University Mary Catanchin Singer/songwriter Mary Catanchin has entertained in countless shows throughout Australia for the past six years. She is no stranger to the big stage, performing in venues such as Crown Palladium, The Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Federation Square, Etihad Stadium and Crown Casino Perth for corporate and public events. In 2014 Mary’s original band Heavy Feather released their debut E.P. ‘Carry you Home’ which received community radio airplay as well as being featured on Triple M’s Homegrown Program, which aired nationally. Currently Mary fronts popular cover band Every Avenue, performing up to four nights a week throughout Melbourne.

Jessica Markovski Jessica Markovski is a singer/songwriter from Geelong. Praised for her vocal skills and her remarkable ability to play numerous instruments, she is consistently greeted with exceptional accolades by world known musicians. She has toured Europe and America with ‘The Sweethearts’, playing at festivals such as Summerfest, Jazz A Vienne and Porretta Soul Festival, and was invited to perform at the Legendary BB King’s cafe in Memphis, Tennessee. Her passion for composing and performing continuously presents her with many exciting opportunities as a solo artist. She is currently recording and releasing her original compositions and is also involved in commercial modeling and acting.

Ashleigh Watson Ashleigh Watson is an independent retro soul singer/songwriter based in Melbourne. Originally from a jazz background, she found her passion for Motown and soul music when she joined all girl soul band ‘The Sweethearts’ at just 14 years of age performing with them twice at the prestigious Porretta Soul Festival Italy and Montreaux Jazz Festival Switzerland. In 2013, Ashleigh was invited to participate in the distinguished Hollywood Immersive Music Course in LA, working on her original material with numerous hit songwriters. The support she received ignited her passion to expand her craft and in 2015 her first EP ‘Lolita’ was released gaining international airplay and much critical acclaim. Over the past few years she has also become a recurring session vocalist on The Voice Australia, X-Factor and the upcoming album for musical act, ‘Owl Eyes’.

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 15 The University

Alfred Deakin Deakin University was named in honour of Alfred Deakin (1856–1919), a remarkable Australian statesman, leading figure of the federation movement and three-time Prime Minister of Australia. Alfred Deakin was a man of broad vision. Praised as a political leader, he was an outstanding orator, accomplished lawyer, a journalist, poet, an intellectual and an idealist motivated by a sense of duty to Alfred Deakin his country. The son of English migrants, Alfred Deakin The values of innovation, leadership, was born and educated in Melbourne, scholarship and reform embodied in Alfred studying law at the University of Melbourne. Deakin are also fundamental values of He embarked upon a career in journalism Deakin University. with The Age and was a prolific reader of literature, philosophy, law and science, About Deakin University earning most of his income as a writer Deakin University is Australia’s fifth largest of social and political commentaries. university. As a public not-for-profit university, In 1879, Alfred Deakin launched his political Deakin combines excellent research and career and became a successful Liberal teaching with a strong focus on strengthening candidate for the Victorian Parliament. the communities it serves. A believer in democratic social reform, he The University was established with the became the acknowledged leader of the Deakin University Act of 1974 as Victoria’s Australian Federation movement in Victoria. fourth university and the first in regional He was an active campaigner, a delegate Victoria. Today it has over 61,000 students, at the federal conventions, member of of whom 12,000 are international students the constitutional drafting committee and from 130 countries. More than 15,000 colonial representative in London. students choose to study online. Alfred Deakin was Deputy Prime Minister Deakin University has five campuses – and Attorney-General in Australia’s first one in Melbourne, two in Geelong, one in government and, in 1903, he became Prime Warrnambool and the online Cloud Campus. Minister. His many achievements include the establishment of the High Court of Australia, In addition, Deakin has prestigious the introduction of labour and social reforms, multipurpose facilities in the Melbourne and the promulgation of new technologies Geelong and international offices in South such as irrigation and wireless telegraphy, Asia, China, Indonesia, Europe, Malaysia, support for the exploration of Antarctica Vietnam, Pakistan, Singapore and Latin and the introduction of financial support America. for Australian writers.

16 Deakin University Deakin is a sector leader for student These important aims continue to be core satisfaction, ranking number one in Victoria to the future of Deakin University. However, for eight consecutive years (Graduate in a world that is now globally connected and Outcomes Survey 2018). Deakin has a where excellence and new ideas are available student-focused culture with a well-deserved at the touch of a button, we will ensure that reputation for being accessible, helpful and engagement and innovation ‘anywhere’ and friendly. It has a long standing record for ‘everywhere we are’ is grounded in all aspects using cutting-edge technology in education, of Deakin life – its teaching, its research and while providing highly personalised learning its enterprise – to enable our students and experiences. staff to thrive and to excel. Advances in research have been a hallmark of The University’s vision and mission for its Deakin’s success, with impressive growth in students, staff, alumni, partners and friends quality, impact and income. is to offer personalised experience with premium digital engagement, creating Deakin was ranked 211 globally in the the power and opportunities to live in a 2018 Shanghai Academic Ranking of connected and evolving world. Deakin will be World Universities (10th of Australia’s Australia’s premier university in driving the 39 universities). Deakin is renowned for digital frontier – to enable globally-connected developing award‑winning partnerships education for the jobs of the future and with industry, governments, communities, research that makes a difference to the professional associations and other education communities we serve. providers. Building on successes across Australia, these alliances now spread to Informed by its Australian context and more than 30 countries. Deakin’s alumni engaged locally in the communities it serves, networks also stretch across the globe, with Deakin promises to advance: more than 240,000 members from more than • learning – offer brilliant education where 110 countries. you are and where you want to go • ideas – make a difference through Building on the University’s success world‑class innovation and research Deakin University’s Strategic Plan – LIVE the • value – strengthen our communities, future: Agenda 2020 – provides a framework enable our partners and enhance for a bold and exciting future, while remaining our enterprise true to the University’s founding goals: • experience – delight our students, our • to develop lasting and mutually beneficial alumni, our staff and our friends. relationships with rural and regional For all these reasons, Deakin University communities, in particular those in occupies an important place in the Australian Geelong and Western Victoria higher education landscape. • to offer an educational experience that will widen participation and support students from diverse backgrounds.

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 17 The Deakin Story

• Deakin was established by the Victorian • In the mid-1970s, the disused woolstores Parliament in 1974 as a ‘university in the on the waterfront in central Geelong Geelong area’. Deakin began teaching on was one site considered and rejected 1 April 1977. for the proposed university that was to • Deakin University is named after Alfred become Deakin. In 1996, this idea came to Deakin, who is often called Australia’s fruition with the opening of the Geelong Voice of Federation and was Prime Waterfront Campus. Minister three times between 1903 • In 2008, the Deakin University School and 1910. of Medicine opened, becoming Victoria’s • When it was established, Deakin first rural and regional medical school. incorporated two existing Geelong-based • February 2012 saw the first intake of institutions – the Geelong State College students in the new Bachelor of Vision and the Gordon Institute of Technology. Science/Master of Optometry degree. • Deakin had approximately 2500 students in • In July 2012, Deakin University launched its first year (1977), rising to 4800 in 1980. its Strategic Plan – LIVE the future: • By 1984, Deakin had consolidated Agenda 2020. its operations at the Geelong Waurn • In response to continued growth in student Ponds Campus. and staff numbers at Deakin, since 2013 • Deakin’s growth outside Geelong began new buildings and major improvements in 1990 when it amalgamated with the have included: Warrnambool Institute of Advanced – the iconic gateway building at the Education. This continued in 1991 when Melbourne Burwood Campus it amalgamated with Victoria College, – Centre for Advanced Design which operated from Burwood, Toorak Engineering Training at the and Clayton. Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus • Deakin was one of the first Australian – expansion of student accommodation universities to embrace professional and across all campuses. continuing education to corporate clients, • In March 2014, the University declared establishing Deakin Australia it would be a smoke-free environment. (now DeakinCo.) in 1993.

18 Deakin University • In May 2014, the $34 million globally • In 2017 Deakin University and LeMond unique cutting-edge carbon fibre research Composites joined forces in a $58m deal to and innovation facility, Carbon Nexus, revolutionise the use of carbon fibre across officially opened at the Geelong Waurn the world. Ponds Campus. • In 2017 Deakin opened two new Institutes: • In December 2014, Deakin celebrated its the Institute for Health Transformation and 200,000th graduate. the Deakin Applied Artificial Intelligence • The 2015 Excellence in Research for Institute. Australia rankings saw Deakin performing • In 2017 the expanded TERI-Deakin above or well above world standards in Nanobiotech Centre was opened by the 89% of its research. Prime Minister. • In January 2016, John Stanhope AM • In 2017 Deakin ranked 213 globally by the assumed the position of Deakin’s prestigious Academic Ranking of World Chancellor, taking over from David Morgan universities. who served as Chancellor for 10 years. • In 2018 Deakin officially launched its • In April 2016, the Deakin Business School Innovation Hub ManuFutures. received accreditation by The Association • In 2018 Deakin partnered with AusNet to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business Services to establish a 7.25 MW smart International, the longest serving global microgrid at its Geelong Waurn Ponds accrediting body for business schools in campus. the world. • In 2018 Deakin’s School of Exercise and • In August 2016, the Deakin University Nutrition Sciences ranked third in the world by Community Bank® initiative with Bendigo the Academic ranking of World Universities. Bank was launched – the first collaboration • Deakin ranked first in Victoria for student of its kind between a university and a satisfaction for the 8th consecutive year financial institution. (AGS;GOS). • Deakin partnered with FutureLearn to offer • Deakin’s Careers Service was recognised full degrees online and short free courses by the graduate recruitment industry as through FutureLearn’s global platform. the best careers service in Australia for the second consecutive year.

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 19 The Campuses

Deakin is a large university with all the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus accompanying resources and infrastructure, but its campuses are small enough to retain Deakin’s Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus is their own character and sense of community. located 8km from the centre of the historic Each of our campuses offers a unique port city of Geelong, which is 72km south-west atmosphere – from the inspiring architecture of Melbourne. Geelong is Victoria’s largest and bayside appeal of our Geelong Waterfront regional city with a population close to 225,000. Campus, to the cafe culture of our Melbourne Set among extensive landscaped grounds, Burwood Campus, the spectacular coastal the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus boasts location at our Warrnambool Campus or hectares of native trees, grassy lawns, lakes the mix of activity and open space at our and avenues. There are many specialist Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus. facilities at this campus, including an outstandingly resourced library, audiovisual Melbourne Burwood Campus production studios, research laboratories and an extensive computer centre. The Waurn This thriving campus is Deakin’s largest. Ponds Estate provides first-class conference Located 15km from the Melbourne and convention facilities. CBD, it boasts open and inviting spaces for socialising and studying, innovative Also located at the Geelong Waurn Ponds architecture and wireless locations. An Campus is the Geelong Future Economy ambitious building program has resulted in a Precinct. The Precinct draws on over 15 years new complex of spacious modern buildings, of investment in developing the research including the gateway building situated on expertise and facilities in areas such as carbon Burwood Highway. Refurbishment of older and ultra-fine fibre, nanotechnology and buildings, a library extension, expansion composite materials, as well as robotics, of residential accommodation, a 250-seat pattern recognition and data analytics. lecture theatre and a large landscaped Some of Australia’s, and the worlds, leading central courtyard have all created a campus advanced manufacturers now call the that is well-resourced and well-designed. Precinct home. The campus is home to the Deakin University Art Gallery and the Deakin Motion.Lab, a state-of-the-art motion capture facility that produces 3D animation and special effects, similar to those used in films such as Avatar and The Lord of the Rings.

20 Deakin University Geelong Waterfront Campus Warrnambool Campus The Geelong Waterfront Campus is Deakin’s Warrnambool is the commercial, cultural newest campus, located on the beautiful and educational heart of south-west Victoria. foreshore of Corio Bay in the central business A premier tourist destination, it boasts stunning district of Geelong. Originally built in 1893, coastlines, renowned surf beaches and is the the historic woolstore building has undergone state’s foremost site for whale watching. extensive redevelopment to create a modern Located 262km from Melbourne, the and impressive campus centre. campus is set on 114 sprawling hectares The centrepiece of the campus is Costa Hall, on the banks of the picturesque Hopkins a concert hall of international standard, where River. Our lecturers, students and staff a number of university ceremonies, cultural at the Warrnambool Campus form a real performances and community functions community, where communication is open take place, including Deakin’s graduation and informal. ceremonies. Campus facilities include a comprehensive Also located at this campus is the refurbished library, excellent teaching and learning spaces, Sally Walker Building, which houses the a cafe, gymnasium, bookshop and golf Alfred Deakin Prime Ministerial Library course. Located just 5km from the centre and the Alfred Deakin Research Institute. of Warrnambool, the campus ensures that The Alfred Deakin Research Institute is an Deakin contributes to the vitality of the interdisciplinary teaching and research local community in the tradition of many centre covering political science, public policy university cities. and governance, international relations, globalisation, journalism and communications.

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 21 Institute of Koorie Education

Deakin University is proud to have the largest This approach to course delivery promotes number of Aboriginal and Torres Strait access and equity for Indigenous Australian Islander students of any Victorian university. students. Students from all areas of the country – rural, remote and metropolitan, The Institute of Koorie Education and across all age ranges, particularly mature commenced in 1991 and offers programs age – are able to undertake studies without that are structured around off-campus compromising their family and community community-based delivery, supported obligations. by on-campus intensive study blocks and complemented by local tutors at regional study centres.

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Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 23 University Prize and Award Recipients

Alfred Deakin Medal for Vice-Chancellor’s Medal for Doctoral Thesis Outstanding Contribution Patrick Owen to Indigenous Communities Hannah Pitt through Education Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Patricia Schuh Outstanding Achievement Vice-Chancellor’s Medal for Dominique Barker Outstanding Contribution to Teresa Blair University Life Stefanie Clarke Alice Bleathman Kim Hansen Resun Chowdhury Sarah Johansen Sylvia Gray Kate Little Madelaine Holmes Simon Swanson Ari Moore Matthew Van Zyl Lauren Solomonson Alfred Deakin Medal Akriti Varshney Tom Farmer Jesse Zhang Antony Gazukin Vice-Chancellor’s Medal for Nicholas Lindner Recognising Excellence Belinda Lyall Natalie Angus Raleena Mendis Zoe Elleyn Kirsty Miller Jennifer Morris Rose Nguyen Anjella Roessler Carly Salmon Kanisha Thomas Brady Thomson Joshua Vanderleest

24 Deakin University Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 25 Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Faculty of Health

26 Deakin University Tuesday 12 February 6 pm

Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 6 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Alfred Deakin Professor David Crawford AM, Head of School, Exercise and Nutrition Sciences, Faculty of Health Mace Bearer Mr Darren Taylor, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Welcome Address Mr John Stanhope AM, Chancellor Occasional Address Ms Karen Inge The Conferring of Awards Chancellor presiding, assisted by Associate Professor Jo Coldwell-Neilson, Deputy Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Professor Brendan Crotty, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health Graduate Response Mr Timothy O’Connor Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 27 Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Having become an established authority in the field of sports nutrition, Ms Inge was the founding Head of Nutrition at the Victorian Institute of Sport and advised elite athletes for 21 years. She also held a number of key positions with the Australian Ballet Company, the Australian Women’s Basketball Team (Opals), the Victorian Elite Gymnastics program, as well as the role of Nutrition and Dietetics Co-ordinator for the Melbourne Commonwealth Games in 2006. Karen became the inaugural Vice President and later President of Sports Dietitians Australia. She was the first dietitian to be made a Fellow of Sports Medicine Australia and an inaugural Fellow of Sports Dietitians Australia. Ms Inge also has a passion for culinary nutrition and has worked extensively with major food producers and the hospitality Ms Karen Inge industry to consider nutrition quality a priority. She is a Director of the healthy food The Occasional Address will be delivered company Dineamic, and recently opened by Ms Karen Inge. the Georgie Bass Café and Cookery in Ms Karen Inge is one of Australia’s most Flinders, Victoria. established and decorated leaders in the Ms Inge is also a Director of St Vincent’s fields of nutrition and dietetics. She is an Institute of Medical Research (SVI) and Chair award-winning author of books on eating of the SVI Foundation, an Ambassador for for health, fitness, sport and wellbeing. Fareshare, a food rescue organisation; Chair She was named the Deakin University of the Deakin University Food and Nutrition 2018 Alumni of the Year and in 2015, Advisory Board; and has previously been an was awarded an Honorary Fellowship Ambassador for Vic Health, and a Director of Monash University for her work in of the Coeliac Research Fund. sports nutrition. She was the nutrition writer for the Australian Women’s Weekly for 17 years and has a weekly nutrition segment on 3AW, a role she has had for 16 years. Her studies at Deakin University led her to become the first dietitian appointed to a VFL/AFL club, working with Collingwood from 1980–1987, followed by Hawthorn for a further eight years during a period of incredible success for the club.

28 Deakin University Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Doctoral Degrees Katherine Louise Downing* Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘Intervening to Reduce Sedentary Behaviour in Early Childhood.’ Michael Selorm Avumegah Summary Whose thesis is entitled: This thesis investigated opportunities ‘Epidemiology of Buruli Ulcer Cases and a to reduce sedentary behaviour in early Potential Screening Test for Exposure.’ childhood (0-5 years). Building on findings Summary from previous research and an investigation Buruli ulcer is a necrotizing subcutaneous of correlates of sedentary behaviour, a skin condition caused by Mycobacterium parent-focused, text message‑delivered ulcerans. This study has provided an intervention was designed and epidemiological update of Buruli ulcer implemented. Parents reported high cases in Victoria. In addition, a standardised acceptability and the intervention showed approach has been used to generate and significant improvements on children’s comprehensively characterise protein screen time. preparations for a pilot serological Principal Supervisor: screening test to understand exposure. Associate Professor Kylie Hesketh Principal Supervisor: School: Professor Soren Alexandersen Exercise and Nutrition Sciences School: Medicine Michael Chak Mink Leung Whose thesis is entitled: Melissa Nicole Burton ‘Motor Cortical Responses to Skill and Whose thesis is entitled: Strength Training.’ ‘Towards a Comprehensive Food Summary Curriculum for Secondary Schools.’ This thesis focused on the motor cortex Summary responses to different types of skill and This thesis explored the views of key strength training. The findings suggested stakeholders about the types of food the complexity of the task is critical in knowledge and skills that should be modulating motor cortex adaptations. included in secondary school food Principal Supervisor: education programs. The findings highlight Associate Professor Daniel Belavy the importance of building young peoples’ School: confidence for practical, `real-life’ skills Exercise and Nutrition Sciences related to the planning, acquisition and preparation of healthy meals. Principal Supervisor: Professor Tony Worsley School: Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 29 Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Dongli Liu Gamage Janandani Whose thesis is entitled: Madhushika Nanayakkara ‘Mechanism of Fat Taste and its Whose thesis is entitled: Relationship with Obesity.’ ‘Senior Secondary School Food Summary Literacy Education.’ This study answered what genetic Summary mechanism was associated with the This research identified roles, drawbacks, relationship between fat taste sensitivity, challenges, and prospects associated with dietary fat consumption and obesity. secondary school food literacy education The findings emphasized the need to from the viewpoint of four key stakeholder manipulate dietary fat intake while keeping groups. The findings can inform future body weight constant because a limitation secondary school food literacy education of prior studies was that loss of body fat curricula and programme development in may have confounded to the interpretation Australia and elsewhere. of the dietary intervention. Principal Supervisor: Principal Supervisor: Professor Tony Worsley Professor Russell Keast School: School: Exercise and Nutrition Sciences Exercise and Nutrition Sciences Luke Vella Saeed Maymand Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Understanding the Molecular Mechanisms ‘Control of Cytokine Receptor Signalling of Post-Exercise Muscle Inflammation by CISH.’ and Repair.’ Summary Summary This study has provided a new molecular This study explored the relationship insight into the negative regulation of cell between exercise-induced inflammation signalling by one of the important immune and post-exercise muscle recovery. The and blood cell proteins, CISH, particularly findings show for the first time that events its role in blood cell development. occurring early in acute inflammation Principal Supervisor: engage an active resolution programme Professor Alister Ward that is essential in optimising recovery from intense exercise. School: Medicine Principal Supervisor: Professor Aaron Russell School: Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

30 Deakin University Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Master Degrees Master of Clinical Leadership – MClinLdshp Master of Applied Science Angela Claire Ferris (Research) – MAppSc (Res) Reuben James Slater

Alex Tillman Master of Dietetics – MDiet Helen Dai Whose thesis is entitled: Patrick William Davis Hinton ‘Progressive Resistance and Balance Joanna Kilpatrick Training with Non-Invasive Brain Elizabeth Grace Radicevic Stimulation in Parkinson’s Disease.’ Summary Master of Human Nutrition – MHumNutr This study answered how progressive Dilber Akdag resistance training and balance-specific Sam Joseph Arthur training in combination with non-invasive Aleksandra Bankovacki brain stimulation improve physical Emily Kate Carrolan performance in people with Parkinson’s Emma Cronin disease. It showed how both methods can Rachel Lee increase gait and functional measures. Michelle Nada Mravunac The findings pointed out how both Diana Louise Newman methods can further augment corticospinal Amelia Phillips excitability and cortical inhibition in Kate Sutherland Parkinson’s disease. Cathryn Ann Tully Principal Supervisor: Andrew Sean Venables Dr Ashlee Hendy Melissa Amy Walsh School: Emily Jane Wood Exercise and Nutrition Sciences Master of Nutrition and Population Health – MNPH Master of Child Play Therapy – MCPT Yu Han Gan Jean Borg Jiejun Han Rhiannon Lea Breguet Rachael Nicole Lim Donna Lee Davidson Xiaomeng Zhang Belinda Jane Dean Ivy Zhu Kate Ellery Hestelle Gerryts Phoebe Adele Godfrey Sue Graham Ashleigh Louise Hough Thomasina Rose Eleanor Howles Tania Jane Long Felicity Michelle Odgers Natalie Rae Scira Sara Paige Wright

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 31 Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Master of Social Work – MSW Graduate Diplomas Chloe Elizabeth Allworthy Cassandra Mary Suzanne Balazs Graduate Diploma of Human Jesse Boyd Nutrition – GDipHumNutr Chelsea Amber Brooks Nicholas James Arnold Jenna Louise Carrigg Bronwyn Leigh Beyers Caroline Dawn Coles Sara Jayne Brewer Vassiliki Contreras Sally Anne Ceeney Marny Croot Alison Crow Katherine Csillag Kathryn Maree Donnelly Rachelle Dawkins Alexandra Dyer Lauren Marie Downie Naomi Elizabeth Ferstera Theresa Elisabeth Dwyer Aspen Forgan Alexandra Frances Fryer Melissa Gaarenstroom Lucy Elizabeth Grace Gilchrist Ashleigh James Tracey Ellen Hare Megan Jane Martin Steve Harvey Hatton Rachel Grace Mason Aisha Tara Jakszewicz Jacqueline Elizabeth Mathers Jenna Ashleigh Kruss Rosanna Judith Tomlinson Brittany Aleesha Lane Aaron Yat-Long Li Graduate Diploma of Therapeutic Keith Lynch Child Play – GDipTCP Margaret MacGregor Rhianna Bree Brickle Andrea Lea McKenna Ashleigh Jayne Hanegraaf Stephanie Noelle Francis Mierisch Meagan Jones Emma Marie Monteleone Sarah Anne Thornton Caitlin Rose O’Carroll Sokthyda Pich Tamara Pisera Marina Ingrid Power Amanda Amanda Toyer Vanessa Vinkovic Karen Elizabeth Violante Vanessa von Berg Edward Roy Whiteley Martin Wilson Tara Louise Wood

32 Deakin University Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Graduate Certificates Bachelor Degrees

Graduate Certificate of Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Agricultural Health and Medicine – (Honours) – BEx&SportSc(Hons) GCertAgHealthMed Sarah Elizabeth Alexander Amelia Cottrell Ryan Mitchell Allen Jo-Anne Narelle Woodruff Cody Stephen Chapman Hayley Therase Dillon Graduate Certificate of Health Research Charles Edward Peter Dudley Practice – GCertHealthResPrac Emma Claire Falkenberg Bonnie Ruth Chivers Steven James Foulds Graduate Certificate of Human William Thomas Jardine Meghan Faye Keast Nutrition – GCertHumNutr Kylie Ann Morris Farah Alashhab Mark Colin Renton Teri Bermingham Michael Thomas Rheese Matthew Cassidy Scott Tagliaferri Rebecca Comber Thomas Philip Wood Rebecca Mary Cooper Emily Wordie-Thompson Gemma Laurel Edwards Edwina Ekins Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Sciences Jasmine Cara Emery (Honours) – BFood&Nutrsc(Hons) Sarah Kaye Ewels Madison Jane Albrecht Michell Fost Gail Kathryn Boddy Linda Alba Gallo Nur Syahirah Bte Abdul Halim Jacqueline Linda Garton Melanie Louise Clode Melissa Gaudart Leanne Maree Girotto Gabrielle Anne Covino Georgia Guthrey Justine Derbyshire Teri Nicole Hopkins Lily Egan Hartley Felicity Louise Kohut Brandon I Alyssa Liew Zoe Chong-Zhe Liaw Jennifer Kay Lyons Clinton Mohsen Maleki Christine Marguerite Marshall Karthika Narendra Kate Frances Millington Eliza Taylor Pitson Kayla Maree Mugavin Hemmalina Pnosamy Tresha Oates Cherie Ann Russell Stephen O’Shea Kiara Louise Taylor John Joseph Quinn Shabrone Yeloh Vertigan Amy Christine Quitoriano Leigh-Anne Simms Erica Vorle Todd Narissa Valenti Elisha Georgia West Lane Wiederstein Karen Nicol Wilson Oi Ting Jacqueline Yam Graduate Certificate of Therapeutic Child Play – GCertTCP Ashlee Rose Grimson

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 33 Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Bachelor of Health and Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Medical Science (Honours) – with distinction/Bachelor of Business Bhealth&Medsc(Hons) (Sport Management) – BEx&SportSc/ Thomas Bernard Victor Abe BBus(SportMgt) Daniel Charles Barry Patrick Mcdonald Fraser-Schmuki Chandra Bhatt Tessa Maree Broadley Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Monique Brugman Science/Bachelor of Business (Sport Peter Keith Dawe Management) – BEx&SportSc/ Sara Grace Devine BBus(SportMgt) Izel Melissa Eraslan Ethan John Becker Keshav Faye-Chauhan Zachary Martin Egan Nima Kamal Liam Feather Pathinikuttige Shamindra Francis Nonis Olivia Letitia Heffernan Khye Lawrence Peters Emma Jenkin Aimee Catherine Scott Olivia May Lamprill Andrej Sepetavc Chris Vi Marcus Rowen Maier Dysan Robert Morris Bachelor of Occupational Therapy Deborah Nottas (Honours) – BOccThy(Hons) Blake Robert Pearson Anna Elizabeth Hopkins Jake Adam Sherren Jakub Kolodziejski Grant James White Emily Florence Lugton Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Joanne Christine Mary Mascarenhas Esther Elizabeth Matthews Sciences with distinction/Bachelor Kim Cherie Mills of Commerce with distinction – Timothy Vincent O’Connor BFood&NutrSc/BCom Nicholas Graham Sneyd Emma Christina Bigg Cheri Chanel Strecker Danielle Cuspilli Jelena Davidovic Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Elyssa Ariane Searle with distinction/Bachelor of Business (Sport Management) with distinction – Bachelor of Food and Nutrition BEx&Sportsc/BBus(SportMgt) Sciences/Bachelor of Commerce with Leigh Matthew Ashmore distinction – BFood&NutrSc/BCom Jennifer Louise Blackman Tegan Baxter Carling Abbey Fay De La Motte Oliver John Hammond Graham Bachelor of Food and Nutrition James Nicholas Hammond Sciences/Bachelor of Commerce – Alex Huang BFood&NutrSc/BCom Norman Huynh Kathryn Joanne Van Buerle Dale Edward Johnson Matthew Luke McLachlan Elliot Emanuel Morris Patrick Darcy Rhodes Thomas Jack Richardson Amy Fiona Smith Zac Thongvilu

34 Deakin University Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science with distinction – Science – BEx&SportSc BEx&SportSc Jorja Kate Adams Joren Lukas Admiraal Nicholas Benjamin Agius Freya Louise Andrews Staci Joan Nancy Ball Blake Edward Binion Daniel Vito Bertuna Sharon Margaret Briggs Amy Rhiannon Brauer Braydan Peter Caldwell Harrison Dylan Brown Rosemary Anne Campbell Benjamin James Calnin Morgan James Carter Prashant Chandar Nathaniel Christoforou Rebecca Christidis Shinead Michelle Claasz Mollie Alice Clark-Fernandes Holly Catriona Clayton William Andrew Conly Alanna Rose Cottrill Alexander Conte-Biggar Shannon Susan Danckert Cooper Edward John Luke James Daniel Harriet Kate Walsh Cordner Benjamin Robert Douglas Son Dang Elise Maree Dowling Tyson John Deane Katerina Sofia Gallucci Cody Bell Deppeler Rhiannon Richelle Haines Maddison Rose Dragt Luke Joseph Hall Alice May Duff Joshua David Hanel Miles Joseph Duggan Tara Meg Harrington Shaylin Melissa Durban Tess Victoria Hawker Isabel Jane Duyker Travis Frank Hay Natalie Barbara Dynon James Anthony Hidic Sheryn Fahad Joel Matthew Hogan Jessica Bo Fantone Catherine Rose Hoinville Jeremy Fitzgerald Jessica Shannon Holwill Nicholas Raymond Freeling Dararith Reasmey Huy Courtney Griffin-Jones Finnian Edward Kenny Jedean Han Emma Louise Leech Hajar Haouti Emily Anne McNeil Gemma Helen Haywood Marina Mendrinos Warren George Edward Henricus Amalie-Anne Patrice Paget Jake Andrew Hills Md Shahnur Rahman Kevin Dean Hines Laura Sophia Rappazzo Matthew Robert Revel Homfray Daniel Thomas Rockman Daniel James Howard Tess Louise Rolley Billy Hughes Catherine Elizabeth Runting Simon Michael Jelowyi Jayde Annika Southwell Alana Kanesoulis Aroon Tremul Clare Louise Kelly Melissa Brooke Webb Callum Edgar King Joshua Patrick Webster* Eliza Alice Kol

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 35 Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Bailey Jake Lanyon Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Eva Maree Lleonart Sciences with distinction – Isabella Stephanie Lopez BFood&NutrSc Bethany Grace Ludbrook Diana Antanaite Stefan Maksic William Michael Antolasic Lauren Mallia Jacqueline Maree Aronowicz Lucy Rose Martin Karli Elise Battaglia Joanne Louise Matthews Tarryn Paige Beardmore Patrick Sridev McCaughan Alice May Bleathman Jade Brianna McCormack Jessica Lee Brain Benjamin Allan McDonald Kelly Renee Brewer Anthony Mikrellis Stephanie Jane Prideaux Castle Alexander Campbell Moncrieff Eliza Grace Coad Tommy Isac Moore Georgia Rose Cogan Cameron Mitchell Morris Daniel Charles Costello Lauren Beth Neilson Prantee Datta Linh Hong Nguyen Alanna Nicole Davy Jemma Tess Nolan Gabrielle Anita Fletcher Kyriaki Cindy Papaikonomou Jomarie Aniel Garcia Cameron James Pullen Jayde Emma Gibson Jessica Rake-Bolt Masako Hanahara Brandon Roode Grace Louise Henderson Kurt William Rosewall Caitlin Lucy Hosking Forrester Sadler Cleve Hughes Ricki Sher Madeline Louise Humphrey Anthony Charles Smith Rachael Anne Jinnette Paige Ellie Spicer Deborah Frances Keane Matthew Leith Sprigg Lauren Margaret Kelly Adele Rose Stevens Ja Hyung Kim Taylor James Stone Sheridan Clare Krause Jordan Francis Taylor Sienna Lawrence Jessica Elizabeth Tesoriero Christopher Marcel Letizi My Linh Tran Phan Yunmei Mai Rachael Alicia Tynan Alanna Mattarucco Alexandra Emily Grace Viney Liuba Moghilco Bronte Elizabeth Weigl Ai Narita Joshua David Wilkins Rose Huynh Nguyen Dylan Michael David Williams Amelia Claire Scanlan Patrick William Wilson Sarah Lilly Serjeant Bachelor of Food and Nutrition – Caitlin Noelle Smith BFood&Nutr Rhyannon Mary Smith Sarah Louise Thomson Lucy Joy Sonnberger Georgia Grace Steven Alexandra Nicole Stokes Lauren Elise Theodore Sylvi Elisabeth Tibbits Amy Clare Tozer Ellen Victoria Visser Georgia Walker

36 Deakin University Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Bachelor of Health Sciences Sciences – BFood&NutrSc with distinction – BHealthSc Nicholas Harry Arthur Sharon Ann Ashton Zoey Kikinia Baritakis Bonnie Jean Beasant Chelsea Rebecca Bowd Lily Phoebe Bigley Celeste-Ann Irene Chapple Keahna Jade Hansen-Fernandez Georgia Claire Chevin Sarah Elizabeth May Eloise Cowlishaw Ebony Jayde McIntosh Anne Lucy Dawar Alexander Thomas Mitchell Jessica Anneliese Dye Leanne Maree Mondin Emma Fenn Helen Jane Richardson Matilda Grace Ferguson Caitlin Louise Swanwick Brianna Free Joshua William Freney Bachelor of Health Sciences – Arna Leisa Griffin BHealthSc Brittany Shanai Holmes Monica Jordan Awad Natalie Huynh Bestin Bijo Tyson Hyams Stephanie Rose Burns Shuaishuai Jin Thomas John Constable Chantelle Jreige Cassandra Lalitha Donald Sophie Elizabeth Kane Kerry-Anne Galbraith Despina Karandaglidis Sophie Ann Heywood Vijay Khokhar Demi Katsavos Zoe Rou Yi Leow Alison Leah Keath Joanne Marion Longland Stefani Kencevska Yiting Luo Thomas John Kenneally Tanelle Emily Maloney Katelyn Naomi Mann Nadia Mase Caisha Lee Tanis Amy-Louise McKelvey Alicia Van Der Vlist Freyer McLeod Harrison Clark Veale Xuan Kim Milne Brydie Anne Walker Zach O’Connor Christina Maree Panayi Stephanie Papalaskaris Georgia Elizabeth Pearson Annalise Judith Peres Carmen Puskas Krishni Neoma Ranmuthugala Rose Salmanzadeh Jordana Scliros Saleja Singh Louise Theresa Smith Grigoriy Tchakirian Casey Jane Thomson Celine Vo Kane Godfrey Walker Mikaela May Wall Gemma Rae Walmsley

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 37 Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Bachelor of Occupational Therapy Bachelor of Occupational Therapy – with distinction – BOccThy BOccThy Brodie Mary Aburrow Hamish Allan Gordon Bawden Emma Victoria Aldridge Laura Grace Berryman Kerry Leigh Ball Nikala Brooke Billington Amber Rose Bramich Grace Louisa Chow Kim Louise Cockett Alexander James Davie Alexandria Isabelle Emmett Kimberley Helen Giankos Emily Fiona Fitzpatrick Lucy Kate Gist Bridget Jane Forrest Shonna-Marie Agnes Hayes Rachel Aimee Hodder Elizabeth Mary Howe Jessica Marie Hogg Georgia Adele Howie Emma Lauren Amess Jones Grace Clare Iacono Amy Mangion Kirsten Amy Ineson Erin Katherine Mercer Abby Rose Kaczynski Christie Merry Merrin Rae Leamon Angela Joy Morvell Alyssa Grace Matthews Ashley Ann Pedersen Mathew Allan McGrath Emma Marie Perin Lucy May McKimmie Alix Sydney Reeves Jordana Faye Meinrath Kassandra Leigh Snibson Lewis James Nagle Genna Maree Stiles Radhika Priya Newnham Rachael Taylor Amy O’Meara Sophia Thomas Madeline Jane Onn Bronwyn Hope Whitten Kaitlin Rose Perotti Claire Wilson Kelly Maree Peters Shontel Milline Wotherspoon Aaron Ian Pickering Benjamin Anthony Sarena Stephanie Maree Scarlett Claudia Patrice Schlosser Taylah Amelia Stephens Sarah Louise Traynor Paige Sian Van Hulst

38 Deakin University Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Bachelor of Public Health and Bachelor of Social Work – BSW Health Promotion with distinction – Stephanie Claire Carter BPubHealth&HealthProm Ashlee Louise Cooper Anita Belousoff Sarah Jayne East Ashlea Clare Martin Alison Margaret Foley Kelsey Olivia Meulman Ebony Lee Gaudion Meredith Kate Selman Sarah Denise Hapgood Sarah Jane Hawkins Bachelor of Public Health and Health Bopha Him Promotion – BPubHealth&HealthProm Sharon Lee Holt Annette Campbell Rebecca Joyce Jehu Hannah Ruby Margaret Martin Kylie Louise Legg Madeline Courtney Ryan Jennifer Mairu Richard James Maneja Bachelor of Social Work Kim Marie McCartney with distinction – BSW Stacie Lee Meek Alexandra Caitlin Barr Rodrigo Alejandro Menjivar-Ramos Michelle Brussow Desney Louise Millen Emma-Leigh Jane Cadogan Kudzai Keretiya Mudzviti Lauren Margaret Colsell Anita Ann O’Day Mahayla Lee Goodwin Nicholas George Olver Lauren Alexandra Hall Kobra Ramazani Michelle Nenita Gerardine Jessop Joe Tom Tilson Jessi Maree Kerr Donna Maree Ryall Bachelor of Vision Science – BVisSc Amanda Rose Scott Jun Ying Lee Timothy Michael Squire Yu Hsiang Lin Raymond Chi-Lap Tang Cindy Rose Unwin * student’s award conferred at a Hayley Shirley Weel previous graduation round Teegan Maree Wilkie

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 39 Tuesday 12 February 6 pm Prizes and Awards

Alfred Deakin Professor Council established the title of Alfred Deakin Professor to recognise members of Deakin University professoriate who have made a sustained, high level contribution to research at Deakin. The title is the highest honour the University can bestow on a member of academic staff. The title of Alfred Deakin Professor will be conferred upon Professor Marj Moodie for an outstanding and sustained contribution to furthering the University’s research and scholarship in the field of health economics.

Professor Moodie has made a major contribution to research around the economics of non-communicable diseases and has published 166 peer-reviewed journal articles and 108 research reports. During her relatively short academic career, Professor Moodie has been involved in grants or commissioned work valued at $58M, and resulting in income to Deakin of over $16M. Professor Moodie was instrumental in Deakin being awarded its first Centre for Research Excellence (in Obesity Policy and Food Systems) in 2012, and she assumed the role of Coordinator at that Centre. She has a strong international research profile. In particular, Professor Moodie has been a Professor Marj Moodie very active researcher in the Pacific Region, Professor Marj Moodie, a health economist, and was a key player in the establishment joined Deakin from The University of of Deakin’s collaborative research (Pacific Melbourne in 2007 as a Senior Research Research Centre for the Prevention of Obesity Fellow. In the 12 years since, she has been and Non-Communicable Disease -C-POND) a key player in the growth of Deakin Health at Fiji National University, and currently is its Economics into Australia’s largest group of Executive Director. She is also a Director of economic evaluators. She headed that Unit Deakin’s Global Obesity Centre (GLOBE). in 2017 and 2018. Her own research has a strong focus on the economics of obesity and cardiovascular disease.

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Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 41 Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Faculty of Health

42 Wednesday 13 February 12 pm

Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 12 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Professor Nikki Phillips, Head of School, Nursing and Midwifery, Faculty of Health Mace Bearer Ms Aileen Loi, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Business and Law Welcome Address Mr John Stanhope AM, Chancellor Occasional Address Ms Sandy Austin The Conferring of Awards Chancellor presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Professor Brendan Crotty, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health Graduate Response Ms Laura Randall Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 43 Wednesday 13 February 12 pm

Ms Sandy Austin Starting at Barwon Health, and continuing through her executive roles at the The Occasional Address will be delivered Department of Health and Human Services, by Ms Sandy Austin. Ms Austin’s focus has been on creating Sandy Austin is Director of Emergency health systems; working with health and Management and Health Protection, human service organisations and local East Victoria Division. She has been an governments to initiate and develop executive at the Victorian Department of programs that improve the health of the Health and Human Services since 2009. general population. Ms Austin’s career in health has been in Ms Austin has been integral in establishing multiple roles across both the public and government-university partnerships private sectors in Canada, the USA and with Deakin University, The University of Australia. In Canada she worked with Melbourne, La Trobe University in Wodonga, public health units, and in the USA she and Charles Sturt University in Wangaratta. delivered case management services for These partnerships are a key feature of her private industry before joining a health work in Australia. maintenance organisation. In 2000, she moved to Australia. Her initial role was with Barwon Health, where she established the first Primary Care Partnership across the municipalities in the Geelong region.

44 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Doctoral Degrees Helen Elizabeth Miller Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘The Problem with ‘Responsible’ Gambling: Government, Industry and Consumer Brydie Rose Clarke Approaches.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary ‘Understanding Obesity Prevention Policy This study explored the impacts of a focus Decision-Making Processes: A Case Study on personal responsibility in gambling of Healthy Together Victoria using Political discourses on people with experience and System Sciences.’ of problem gambling using in-depth Summary qualitative interviews. It examined the Despite the growing health burden impact of discussions of ‘responsible associated with obesity, preventive gambling’ on problem gambling stigma, policy progress has been slow. This and the implications of this dominant view thesis investigated how and why obesity of gambling on policy. prevention policies were or were not Principal Supervisor: adopted by the Victorian government, Associate Professor Samantha Thomas as part of the Healthy Together Victoria School: initiative. Learnings have informed research Health and Social Development and practice to increase policy action. Principal Supervisor: Mohammad Rezazadeh Niavarani Associate Professor Gary Sacks Whose thesis is entitled: School: ‘Developing a Neural Network Model to Health and Social Development Monitor and Predict Waiting Times in the Emergency Department.’ Caroline De Moel Summary Whose thesis is entitled: In parallel with manufacturing context, ‘Towards a Nurse-Led Model of Care for quality control toward provided services in Medication Abortion Provision in Regional service organisations have been growing and Rural Victoria.’ as well including healthcare industry, Summary but often models of healthcare service While abortion in Victoria is legalised, quality face challenges in measuring abortion access in regional areas remains quality. The developed meta-algorithm poor. This study developed a nurse-led and ANN models in this thesis can facilitate model of care for medication abortion measuring service quality in Healthcare provision in the primary healthcare setting. industry. Successful implementation of the model Principal Supervisor: has the potential to significantly improve Professor Nilmini Wickramasinghe abortion access for women residing in School: underserved regions. Nursing and Midwifery Principal Supervisor: Professor Ann Taket School: Health and Social Development

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 45 Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Master Degrees Master of Nursing Practice – MNursPrac Master of Health and Human Services Emma Louise Bailey Management – MHHSM Adele Darcy Barkla Maja Ajdukovic Shiobhan Elise Bate Zeeshan Abbas Ali Eloise Broadbent Ashwanth Reddy Ani Reddy Julie Maree Carter Merin George Liam Collins Akshata Gupta Claire Louise Crossfield Danish Haider Rebecca Jayne Ewers Susan Lynne Jackson Adam Gregson Deanne Marian Lawrence Felicity Margaret Hoodless Chaitanya Reddy Manda Peter James Kavanagh Ramya Sashindra Menon Kelvin Lam Deborah Moir Amber Livingston Daksha Ajit Mutha Fiona Louise Neil Chandra Sai Puttagunta Denise Jan Owen Rochelle Janice Rego Katherine Marie Pavlovic Rezla Moidutty Emma-Rose Schroder Malkeet Kaur Sandhu Amelia Frances Shearer Luna Thebe Limbu Marie Claire Sloman Shannesy Voros Master of Health Economics – Deborah Ann Welsh MHealthEc Annika Marie Zinkel Georges-Jacques Dwyer Master of Nursing Practice (Nurse Delilah Lowe Practitioner) – MNursPrac(NursePrac) Master of Health Promotion – Natalie Monique Abouchar MHealthProm Tabatha Boyd Ahmad Hamayon Andar Anita Jane Cowan Samantha Chapman Jennifer Gai Donaldson Sharon Fleur Duncan Alison Ford Hailey Antoinette Fisher Emily Hodges Hilary Delia Smith Vanessa Kralj Georgia Lily Thacker Deirdre Myers Claire Elizabeth Whitehead Jodie Hilda Rabaut Ashleigh Kate Robinson Donna Lee Rumbiolo

46 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Master of Public Health – Graduate Diplomas MPubHealth Serena Beeharie Graduate Diploma of Health Vipul Chaudhary Promotion – GDipHealthProm Stefanie Clarke Joanna Marion Collins Sharon Fleur Duncan Jacquelyn Nicole Dawson Suat Dursun Rhani Dean-Talbett Maria Rachel Gelvan Sophie Claire Duggan Jessica Ellen Griffiths Caitlin Dunlop Caitlin Hazel Hall Lachlan James McKenzie Candice Rhonda Hall Sarah Frances Overell Harpreet Kaur Adriane Heaperman Graduate Diploma of Midwifery – Xi Huang GDipMidwifery Stephy Nelson Sheridan Marguerita Banner Nguyen Dieu Huong Katie Joan Walsh Kim Hoang Nguyen Prakriti Pant Graduate Diploma of Nursing Olivia Pantelidis Practice (Cardiac Care) – Angela Louise Ryan GDipNursPrac(CardiacCare) Dedeepya Saripella Triston Josephine Dixon Satwinder Kaur Thomas Stubbs Graduate Diploma of Nursing Practice (Emergency Care) – GDipNursPrac(EmCare) Genevieve Gibbons Laura May Lace Graduate Diploma of Nursing Practice (Perioperative) – GDipNursPrac(Periop) Natalie Borg Kuan Io Lok Laura Georgina Murray Amelia Kate Peacock Graduate Diploma of Public Health – GDipPubHealth Anastasia Yasinov

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 47 Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Graduate Certificates Alana Jade Moulds Emma Rose Munro Graduate Certificate of Diabetes Annabel Mollie Murphy Education – GCertDiabEd Laura Kate Nairn Alana Nicholas Melissa Jane Acton Laura Louise O’Brien Stephanie Claire Adams Gabrielle O’Dea Samuel Brown Armstrong Megan Danielle O’Mara Nicole Alexandra Bloom Diana Pammit-Mellors Shannan Mary Louise Bourke Caitlin Rabel Lynette Susan Bradley Tara Kate Rawson Dharshini Brennan Belinda Nina Reid Katarina Victoria Butel-Simoes Iris Dane Ribo Alicia Marie Calleja Sharron Constance Russell Jennifer Jane Clapin Nicola Fairbairn Sander Gemma Kate Conibeer Kerri-Anne Schellen Kelsey Cook Callee Annemarie Schembri Annabel Rose Dance Lin Song Marnie Elizabeth Davie Lauren Stacey Adam Dowell Shelley Starkis Glenda Lynn Duffy Mengying Su Kellie Elise Dyer Kartika Dewi Subagio Kate Harrison Eastwood Kai Hui Tan Jodie Egan Madhumayee Thailam Robin Ena Fahl Emma Fay Thurling Sarah Freeman Emma Ellene Wagstaff Lachlan Andrew Gaddes Augustine Wallace Basim Mamdouh Gamil Abdalaa Meagan Louise Walsh Yifei Gao Shao Ning Wang Stephanie Clare Gibson Kristy Nicole Ward Kylie Ann Grima Jessica Margaret Weiss Mitchell Guthrie Jayne Wentworth Lauren Haddow Kahlia Wolsley Romi Hadi Katrina Yip Mina Samuel Mouwad Hana Kelly Jane Young Frances Haslam Jessica Hawker Graduate Certificate of Disability and Rebecca Elice Hawker Inclusion – GCertDisInc Jye James Hawkins Heather Jane Anderson Tricia Louise Keen Lisa Jane Archibald Frances Therese Kinghorne Rebecca Marie Barter Victor Mung’Afu Kirwa Paul Andrew Dobson Georgia Rose Lynch Leanne Rose Green Ailsa Janet Marshall Leonard Takura Makore Lisa Anne McGlashan Perseverance Sibongokuhle Moyo Heather Louise McKenna Aleksandra Michelle Pandevski Carina Anne McNaughton Blessing Rigava Jerome Mingi

48 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Graduate Certificate of Health Graduate Certificate of Nursing Promotion – GCertHealthProm Practice (Emergency Care) – Melissa Jane Chadwick GCertNursPrac(EmCare) Melissa Rachel Daly Madeline Rose Cunningham Evelyn Jessica Frude Maydeline Dorothy Davenport Heather Louise Grossmith Bianca Kate Dimopoulos Jayde Alyssa Kerr Nilaofar Trisha Mohammed Nikita Leanne Radford Jessica Kate O’Brien Alexandra Kate Torre Grace Elizabeth O’Neill Xavier Joseph Walsh Mary Rogers Tess Alexandra Williamson Ashleigh Shimmin Jacqueline Telford Graduate Certificate of Nursing Emily Kate Traylen Practice – GCertNursPrac Linsey Judith Wise Lan Xi Graduate Certificate of Nursing Graduate Certificate of Nursing Practice (Intensive Care) – Practice (Cardiac Care) – GCertNursPrac(IntCare) GCertNursPrac(CardiacCare) Kim Malcampo Basco Emma Rachel Connellan Kayleigh Ann Button Samantha Louise Degenhardt Katrina Joyce Contaoi Amy Louise Ferguson Elvenjoy Gopico Mark Anthony Cariaga Generalao Manu Joseph Laura Ashlea Ryan Braden Matthew Kydd Deborah Delia Ruby Shepherd Catherine Maulion Kimberley Vincent Seneziwe Mtongana Jiaqiu Wang Kanu Priya Amritha Punathum Kandi Graduate Certificate of Nursing Jill Mildred Solon (Perioperative) – GCertNurs(Periop) Kaisha Thomson Kahli Marion Mallen Dobertlo Villegas Graduate Certificate of Nursing Graduate Certificate of Nursing Practice (Perioperative) – Practice (Critical Care) – GCertNursPrac(Periop) GCertNursPrac(CritCare) Naomi Lauren Armstrong Elle Samantha Barber Kristy Nicole Cabot Athina Ann Gopinath Claudine Galam Monica Anne Jarvelainen Sarah Hodgson Olivia Valerie Jean-Pierre Yvonne Fang-I Lo Meg Georgia Lyon Babu Mangattukandathil Aliyas Kirsten Nitsiopoulos Amal Mathew Annapurna Patil Benjamin Michael Phillips Pinar Peler Tracy Anne Schilling Jenny Phu Chloe Smith Minh Dung Tran Albin Thomas Rebecca Tuckwell Elisha Patricia Anne Thomas Kathryn Van Dyk Jijo Varghese Jaclyn Vial Stephanie Wardlaw

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 49 Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Bachelor Degrees Bachelor of Nursing with distinction/ Bachelor of Midwifery with Bachelor of Health Sciences distinction – BNurs/BMidwifery (Honours) – BHealthSc(Hons) Kimberley Anne Baker Stephanie Louise Cryer Bianca Madeline Bartholomew Daniella Anita Genende Shardha Hemsootaa Bhujoo Muhammad Hafi Khan Courtney Evelyn Bird Yueh Torng Lo Isabella May Care Kara Naree Montoneri Sally Anne Cussen Oriana Ruffini Sarah Louise Keeton Breanna Scott Grace Louisa MacHutchison Ebonee Laura Visser Bryanna Louise Moore Shai Tyler O’Brien Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) – Emma Jane Roughsedge BNurs(Hons) Francesca Annabelle Sadler Margaret Farayi Njambi Yulia Shishina Lauren Ashleigh Northe Jasmine Sistanis Kristie Lee Russell Hannah May Stockfeld Sarah Elizabeth Studd Laura Ann Thek Erin Regina Tully Bachelor of Public Health and Georgina Lillian Vandenberg Health Promotion (Honours) – BPubHealth&HealthProm(Hons) Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Christian Nyemcsok Midwifery – BNurs/BMidwifery Junhui Cai Bachelor of Health Sciences Chantelle Marea Elliott with distinction/Bachelor of Arts Claire Marie-Florence Felix-Faure with distinction – BHealthSc/BA Sarah Maddison Gordon Lauren Isabelle Broide Anna Hoang Carly Jade Haslam Shenae Alysha Kerr Mikaela Grace Pratt Brigitte Saskia Lanters Kate Elise Skinner Tran Dinh Bao Ngo Emma Kate O’Callaghan Bachelor of Health Sciences/ Tess Elizabeth Oconnor Bachelor of Arts with distinction – Alessia Loredana Pierobon BHealthSc/BA Stephanie Clare Ryan Cailey Rachael Wittert Bachelor of Nursing with distinction/ Bachelor of Health Sciences/ Bachelor of Psychological Science Bachelor of Arts – BHealthSc/BA with distinction – BNurs/BPsychSc Taylah May Pinchen Nicole Joanne Martins Tahmina Sakhi Georgia Emily Russell Ashleigh Patricia Rutherford Brooke Madelaine Wegener

50 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Bachelor of Nursing with distinction/ Bachelor of Public Health and Health Bachelor of Psychological Science – Promotion with distinction/Bachelor BNurs/BPsychSc of Commerce with distinction – Georgia Alice Hulme-Jones BPubHealth&HealthProm/BCom Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor Yasmin Meeka Kermond of Psychological Science with Bachelor of Public Health and distinction – BNurs/BPsychSc Health Promotion with distinction/ Haley Jayne Cielesh Bachelor of Commerce – Gabrielle Matilda Cleaver BPubHealth&HealthProm/BCom Annie Rose Jones Hannah Mary Quirk Justinna Teilah Azucena Merin Bachelor of Public Health and Health Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor Promotion/Bachelor of Commerce – of Psychological Science – BPubHealth&HealthProm/BCom BNurs/BPsychSc Meg Catherine Boyd Sarah Kim Bui Emma Lydia Stanfield Grace Clark Brook Stratford Sarah Katelyn Knowles Amanda Liu Chung Ming Bachelor of Health Sciences with Andrea Maree Lombardi distinction – BHealthSc Lauren Maree Tessier Keeley Alexandra Aglinskas Kimberley Jane Williams Carly Louise Andersen Bachelor of Nursing with distinction/ Miraky Angelica Anderson Massimo Raimondo Battista Bachelor of Public Health and Health Alicia Denise Biancotto Promotion with distinction – BNurs/ Danielle Burrows BPubHealth&HealthProm Evangeline Olivia Close Emma Louise Collister Alannah Jahde Creef Teagan Louise Downing Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor Danijela Duric of Public Health and Health Olivia Rae Elliott Promotion with distinction – Joanne Lee Evans BNurs/BPubHealth&HealthProm Renee Garretto Cara Louise Adamopoulos Sarah Jane Yoon Jung Gosch Amanda Guardiani Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Christopher Hartley Public Health and Health Promotion – Lauren Victoria Hawkey BNurs/BPubHealth&HealthProm Taryn Marie Jones Lily Alice Boughton Rylee Elisabeth Kennedy Justine Sarah Gamsu Matthew Robert Kreymborg Gabrielle Elizabeth Green Maxine Jayne McGowan Lauren Pelly Harcourt Benjamin Philip Morrison Laura Grace O’Connor

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 51 Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Sian Alice O’Gorman Bianca Marie Mazzeo Rebecca Orr Tameika Emily-Minuette McAllister Fiona Elizabeth Patience Amy Louise McAnally Lee Benjamin Poole Nikaela Kerrie McKissack Johanna Rewa Sebastian Vicente Moreno Leticia Jane Rosenow Sharlene Arquita Morling Michael David Singline Sharna Joan Murphy Shala Smith Kirsty Stephanie Nixon Veida Jay Somerville Cassandra Panas Danielle Paige Spence Alexander Rhodes Papadopoulos Olivia Margaret Joan Stephenson Anthony Parveris Mandy Tiet Leah Louise Pilbeam-Dodd Damien Tse Hiruni Malshani Ranasinghe Madeline Louise Wren Cynthia Salloum Michael Lonan Santedicola Bachelor of Health Sciences – Wajiha Sayar BHealthSc Karla Scrimizzi Naomi Apai Laura Louise Siddons Laura Marie Ascenzo Matina Sinodinos Elona Baglayenko Jonathan Kamvisis Stakos Alexandra Janice Bailey Amelia Jade Steven Alexa Cayley Bricker Molly Elizabeth Supple Colin Brokenshire Sarah Elise Taylor Victoria Ngoc Cao Julia Rose Tricarico Lauren Nicole Carmichael Samantha Roslyn White Zara Elizabeth Cowie Ronald Irfaan Yakub Madeleine Ruth Cranney Xinyue Zhang Briana Ann De La Motte Venushi Dinali Dewundege Bachelor of Nursing with distinction – Laura-Jane Drill BNurs Jessica Kate Elliott Jyzmark Cris Abogaa Sarah Louise Fischer Navdeep Bajwa Jack Patrick Fleming Zoe Eleni Baltas Josh Rhodes Hargreaves Kayla Shae Barnett Amy Hastings Kate Elizabeth Beaton Sharni Mikayla Hill Natalie Danielle Berry Laura Kathleen Hunt Lynette Jane Bradford Lauren Elizabeth James Sophie Burgess Samantha James Grace Merredin Buzasi Emily Katherine Kent Selena Lane Carter Sarah Vivienne Knight Jamie Elizabeth Chamberlain Summer Lee Knights Stephanie Jayne Chappell Bernice Hui Lin Lao Gurpratap Singh Cheema Caitlin Jade Legge Jessica Sal Ting Chiu Xinyi Sharon Liang Hannah Colina Cole Salina Liston Alexandra Kate Cooper Rachel Xu Ying Low Rose Croft Madeline Mafrici Rebecca Crombie Annabelle Rose Marriner Samantha Crook Shannon Jane Cross

52 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Holly Laura Cunningham Bachelor of Nursing – BNurs Germen Oplado Cuyos Bandar Saifi A Al Mutairi Chloe Anne Dixon Majid Fahad M Almutairi Sarah Louise Duell-Tanti Hani Aqlan R Alruwaili Evangeline Georgia Sampson Durbridge Hayley Arnol Olivia Maria Gigliotti Grace Elizabeth Bell Poppy Amanda Jane Goddard Aarushi Bhutani Georgia Jean Golden Alice Breedon Emilee Lynda Hallahan Mikayla Chelsea Buis Hannah Elizabeth Halliday Faadhilah Ranaa Buksh Hannah Gray Harper Jessica Rachel Bunyard Danielle Elise Henderson Victoria Mei Burdett Tayla Rose Hope Holly May Burrows Jessica Elise Hughes Sally-Anne Byrne Teagan Jayde Hume Paul John Tablada Camania Sheridan Suzie Huntley Lauren Linda Cameron Rebecca Huynh Caryl Ann Caresosa Jennifer James Randolph Earl Carlos Breanna Cherie Kenie Ying Chen Bethany Janine Kirk Chelsea Rose Compt Abbey Teana Knight Pierce James Connor Alexis Abarro Layug Clare Stephanie Coutis Nikki Lloyd Cindy Magcamit Cuyugan Tayn Noel Martindale Lauren Jacqueline Dadd Sarah Louise Massie Kiele Kathleen Dale Nicole Catherine McCabe Hannah Rose Davenport Annalise Ailsa Cosson McKinnon Sarah Jane Davey Ashley Jade McPherson Brooke Victoria Thomas Davies Danielle Janet Morgan Laurice Jean De Jesus De Dios Canan Mustafa Divya Viddhushi De Silva Sarah Nicole Nicholson Molly Kate Denson Teagan Michelle O’Day Caitlin Sarah Dimitriou Xuan Huy Pham Deshuang Ding Caitlin Mon Porteous Lydia Lucia D’Lasselle Mirfat Rajabi Josephine Angela Dolinsek Sian Louise Robinson Chelsea Elizabeth Duarte Chelsea Kathleen Sadler Gabriel Eman Sumagang Enerio Jennifer Roxas Sevilla Jay Arnel Eugenio Romy Shurman Yuqiao Feng Mamta Sidhu Georgia Clare Fredericks Raluka Sarah Stetco Kate Tamara Friedman Rebecca Christina Stuart Tahlia Maree Gordon Warnakula Manikkage Shaluni Tamar Lily Green Ramesha Tissera Jamie Greene Katie Louise Vanderhaar Didan Gu Sheena Maye Teh Villaruel Kitiya Habubpha Jianing Wang Rachel Claire Healey Jingfang Wang Janet Louise Hemphill Li Wu Zara Ellen Herbert

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 53 Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Chloe Kate Hill Michelle Platon Keegan William Hill-Buxton Tomas Mark Poulier Molly Isabella Hogan Jessica Pretty Danielle Susan Holland Magdalene Pyliotis He Huang Rajbir Singh Melody Hung Nasrin Rashid Chloe Scarlett Hunt Darcy Jeffery Rodgers Kathryn Irene Hunter Shannah Maria Rogers Lisa Skye Ilsley Juan Paolo Rosales Shaun Jacobs Jennifer Ruth Russell Brittany Claire Jones Ashleigh Taylah Russo Emma Nicole Juratowitch Kevin Asarez Sabidor Baudena Kay Palmira Maria Santos Kenner Rebecca Jayde Grace Louise Sargeant Ashlee Victoria Keogh Melissa Anne Schenkel Lisa Marie Kowacki Olivia Tominika Seleti-Mafi Mary Lagoudakis Nanae Shibata Jonah Magbanua Lawry Madeleine Lian-Yi Sloane Jeong Eun Leem Kerri Spilkin Emma Jacqueline Leveque Kuljeet Singh Sran Pengpeng Li Emily Louise Storey Yeru Li Ma. Jorheina Yasmin Sumicad Yanfeng Lin Mary Faye Dela Vega Tapar Dora Ly Georgia Emily Thomas Yirong Lyu Rachel Nicole Thomas Shifan Ma Godofredo III Sunga Tionloc Madeline Maine Olivia Maisie Toner David William Manolitsas Emily Veronica Tuddenham Rachael Helen Martin Rene Mae Ramirez Uy Kiyomi Martinez Jasmine Vong Isabella Victoria Matthews Chyrsse Jillena Walmsley Maegan-Rae Maydaniuk Hanxue Wang Monique Grace McGiffin Brittany Elizabeth Wilde Aimee-Lee Lauren McIntosh Lucy Jayne Holmes Williams Ada Johanna McLennan Jessica Kate Wolsey Shaun Christopher Monk Angie En Wong Romany Morgan Hoi-Man Esther Wong Ruth Angelique Muga Caitlin Yan Ting Wu Shelly Nayyar Bo Xin Shannon Lynette Noble Junko Lyn Tabangay Yanagisawa Jivien Rae Ong Gabrielle Young Cailley Michelle Orrock Chang Yu Carmen Grace Paino Elena Zalac Palanca Rethea Locson Xu Zhang Deanna Papworth Xi Zhao Taylor Rae Pettit Yang Zhao Quynh Huong Pham Jessie Elise Zucker Rachael Carrie Pila

54 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 12 pm Bachelor of Nursing (Clinical Bachelor of Public Health and Health Leadership) with distinction – Promotion – BPubHealth&HealthProm BNurs(ClinLdshp) Abdulrahman Oqab G Almalki Olivia Louise Carr Alice Joanna Cilia Morris James Cohen Laura Katerina Corbett Heather Jill Donaldson Amy Jane Daly Marilyn Economidis Robbie Hugh Kentfield Rhys Dylan Gamble Shivika Manita Nand Micah Annie Grace Haslam Hellen Ndola Therese Leslie Laura Sermon Natasha Pamouktsis Bachelor of Social Work with Laura Beth Randall Daniel Thomas Thuys distinction – BSW Lauren Velia Waelend Yukari Sykes Lauren Anne Whibley Courteney May Wilkinson Yi Qian Maria Wu Bachelor of Nursing (Clinical Leadership) – BNurs(ClinLdshp) Mark Anthony Morcos Brydie Mcdowell Parker Roseanne Phan Bachelor of Public Health and Health Promotion with distinction – BPubHealth&HealthProm Angela Ruby Aitken Alyce Laura Brightmore Hilary Lauren Coward Sara Monique Hanna Carly Ann Melville Carly Ann Salmon Sarah Louise Spragg

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56 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 6 pm

Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 6 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Professor Nikki Phillips, Head of School, Nursing and Midwifery, Faculty of Health Mace Bearer Mr Darren Taylor, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Welcome Address Mr John Stanhope AM, Chancellor Occasional Address Dr Nicole Weber The Conferring of Awards Chancellor presiding, assisted by Associate Professor Jo Coldwell-Neilson, Deputy Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Professor Brendan Crotty, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health Graduate Response Ms Tess Carr-Howard Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

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Dr Nicole Weber In 2012, Dr Weber founded the Global Village Project, a not-for-profit registered The Occasional Address will be delivered charity, acting as its president until by Dr Nicole Weber. 2016. The Global Village Project focuses Dr Nicole Weber was already a seasoned on childhood immunisation and health health professional when she commenced education in the poverty stricken Indian state her studies in medicine at Deakin of Orissa. Deakin medical and allied health University. Her double degree in medicine students have returned to the orphanage and surgery, undertaken at Deakin’s in the eastern highlands every year since Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus, was the program’s inception to continue the complemented by two previous Bachelor’s immunisation program and educate the degrees (Science and Pharmaceutical community on matters of sanitation, Science), a Master of Pharmacy, and hydration and hygiene. All volunteers pay experience working as a registered their own way, with all funds raised going hospital pharmacist. To say Nicole is entirely towards medical equipment, passionate about health – and helping vaccines and toothbrushes. people – would be an understatement. Dr Weber is currently working as a GP In her first year of medical school, Nicole registrar and has been based in Brisbane travelled to Fiji to attend the Fiji Village since January 2017. She is still strongly Project with both local and New Zealand connected to the Global Village Project and is doctors. As a result of this experience, currently working on expanding the program Nicole’s passion for medicine and the locally and abroad. developing world culminated in a strong desire to initiate her own medical program in rural India through Deakin University.

58 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 6 pm Doctoral Degrees Ellie Rose Mullins Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘Attachment and Approach-Avoidance Motivations for Sexual Coercion in Louise Alexander Romantic Relationships.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary ‘Impacts of Simulated-Based Education on This research resulted in the development Students’ Attitudes Towards Mental Illness.’ of a psychometrically sound assessment of Summary approach and avoidance motives for subtle This study explored the use of simulation sexual coercion in romantic relationships. in changing negative attitudes towards It also identified approach and avoidance people living with a mental health motivations to be an important mechanism condition, in a group of undergraduate in understanding the association between Bachelor of Nursing students. Positive individual differences in attachment style change was noted in some students and experiences of sexual coercion. who previously held negative attitudes, Principal Supervisor: following participation in a mental health Associate Professor Gery Karantzas simulation activity. School: Principal Supervisor: Psychology Associate Professor Jade Sheen School: Anne Sophie Pichler Psychology Whose thesis is entitled: ‘The Relationship between Investigative Virginia Louise Hagger Interview Quality, Trial Process, and Whose thesis is entitled: Outcome in Cases of Child Sexual Abuse.’ ‘Diabetes Distress Among Adolescents Summary with Type 1 Diabetes.’ This thesis examined the influence Summary that interviews conducted with child This thesis examined the measurement, complainants have on the conduct and correlates and clinical significance of outcome of child sexual abuse trials. diabetes-related emotional distress The results suggest that interview quality among adolescents with type 1 diabetes, mainly affects how complainants are demonstrating that a substantial proportion cross‑examined, which in turn influences of adolescents experience elevated trial outcomes. diabetes distress which is associated Principal Supervisor: with suboptimal diabetes management Dr Stefanie Sharman outcomes; confirming the importance of School: addressing diabetes distress in research Psychology and clinical practice. Principal Supervisor: Professor Jane Speight School: Psychology

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 59 Wednesday 13 February 6 pm Bengianni Pizzirani Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) – Whose thesis is entitled: DPsych(Clin) ‘From the Intergroup to the Interpersonal: Karen Guo Dehumanization within Close and Intimate Relationships.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary ‘Impulsivity and Smoking: Development of a Smoking Cessation Treatment.’ This study investigated the manifestation of dehumanization within intimate Summary relationships. It charted the experience This study developed and piloted a of hurt feelings, the development smoking-specific response inhibition and psychometric evaluation of a training for smokers who wish to quit. dehumanization measure, and the Findings from two pilot studies suggested occurrence of physical and emotional that it is a feasible and acceptable abuse. This research provides the first intervention, with preliminary results empirical evidence linking dehumanization indicating that it may be effective in to relationship processes and outcomes. reducing smoking. Principal Supervisor: Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Gery Karantzas Associate Professor Petra Staiger School: School: Psychology Psychology

David Robert Skvarc Felicity Ho Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘The Post-Anaesthesia N-Acetyl-Cysteine ‘Social Anxiety in Trans and Gender Cognitive Evaluation (PANACEA) Trial.’ Diverse People.’ Summary Summary This study examined the influence of This research examined social anxiety surgery upon cognition in the elderly and in trans and gender diverse people that investigated potential intervention agents results from transphobia and cisgenderism. that might prevent cognitive decline and It validated the use of a multidimensional dementia within that population. The study continuous scale to measure gender, found strong support for a mechanism created and validated a measurement of of action, as well as multiple avenues for trans and gender diverse social anxiety, better interventions. and piloted an online program to reduce Principal Supervisor: anxiety. Results for the online program Associate Professor Linda Byrne showed promise subject to modifications to increase engagement and reduce School: participant attrition. Psychology Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Alexander Mussap School: Psychology

60 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 6 pm Doctor of Psychology (Forensic) – Master Degrees DPsych(Forensic) Master of Professional Psychology – Melissa Tso MProfPsych Whose thesis is entitled: Natasha Natalie Caligiuri ‘Association of Overweight/Obesity in the Cheryl Jeanette Carr Development of Physical Aggression in Elizabeth Mary Charalambakis Children and Adolescents.’ Kate Louise Hill Summary Erin Louise Kelly Tina Nguyen The studies contained in this thesis Katherine Poupinel De Valence provided support for evolutionary and Michael Sepe social dominance theories of aggression in Kris Nicole Stewart childhood and adolescence. The findings indicate a significant association between Master of Psychology (Clinical) – overweight/obesity and physical aggression MPsych(Clin) in children and adolescents, even after Katie Rosaleen Bradd controlling for a number of well-established Krystal Corazon Browne risk and protective factors. Naomi de Weger Principal Supervisor: Karin Gunilla Louise Dicander Professor John Toumbourou Kelsey Renee O’Brien School: Melissa Joy Seedy Psychology Emma Jane Thompson Master of Psychology Doctor of Psychology (Health) – (Organisational) – MPsych(Org) DPsych(Health) Jhilik Avram Rachel Elizabeth Waller Freya Louisa Brolsma Katherine Drutschinin Whose thesis is entitled: Jayden James Flood ‘An Examination of Adolescent Sexual Camille Rose Green Behaviour, Knowledge and Education.’ Gregory James Horan Summary Dominic Adam Howard This thesis examined the sexual behaviour, Emily Ruth Victoria Knowles knowledge and education of Australia Kyungin Min adolescents. The studies focused on the Lucinda Anne Waters number of hours, the source of, and how adolescents access sexual education. The findings pointed to the preference for informal sources, greater knowledge and highlighted the ongoing challenges in implementing effective sexual education. Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Jade Sheen School: Psychology

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 61 Wednesday 13 February 6 pm Graduate Diplomas Emma Lorraine Cossar Jessica May Crampton Graduate Diploma of Psychological Amanda Suzanne Daniel Science – GDipPsychSc Daws Tessa Grace Marsha Thushari Nilmini De Silva Kate Louise Joyce Sharon Faye Didone Fraser Nash Jessica Madeleine Elliott Jason Prior Krista Sheridan Fisher Graduate Diploma of Psychological Hannah Anne-Mairi Fitchet Studies – GDipPsychSt Naomi Therese Fleischmann Madeleine Florence Fullerton Zoe Buckman Samantha Jade Goldsmith Jennifer Ann Renda Stephanie Josephine Greco Graduate Diploma of Psychology – Sheyan Gunapala GDipPsych Anita Renee Guyett Andrew Stuart Head Derya Ak Glenn Robert Helmot Aliese Andrevska Nikolas Henkes Eleni Atmatzidis Emma Jade Hinton Kristen Barr Natasha Isabelle Hiscock Bianca Rae Bartling Danielle Paige Holland* Kimberley Jane Baxter Karen Holmes Jessica Beavan Natalie Homsey Lucas Kwan Xi Becker Martina Hovorka Tomer Savariego Berkowitz Erin Keely Hughes Charlie Bowen Jessica Alice-May Hutton Stephanie Briskoska Lisa Kathleen Incerti Yeshaya Bromberg Anna Lester Jackson Monique Katrina Brooks Heather Adele Johnson Madeleine Brygel Joyce Philippa Jane Michael Hendrik Buruma Azra Kamberovic Laura Halles Buttery Dhanisha Kanagasingam Brendan Byrne-Bates Maida Kanwal Sarah Patricia Callaghan Serena Grace Keller Olivia Ellen Carey Giles King Chloe Sherlock Carter Jack King Hayley Jean Carter Jacklyn Anabela Kleyman Virginia Marie Cavallaro Gabriella Kosasih Belinda Kate Chandler Akaash Akshay Kumar Bethany Jane Chatfield Amirtha Lakshman Lin Sing Chieng Ellie Last Bryce Gordon Chivers Shueh Ping Lim Jessica Julia Christopher Brian Francis Maloney Leonardo Cistullo Madison Matthews Benjamin Thomas Congedi Christopher George Cooper

62 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 6 pm Bernadette Maunick Graduate Diploma of Psychology Gabrielle McBeth (Pre-Practice) – GDipPsych(Pre-prac) Courtney McLean Israa Ahmed Altwaijiri Nicholas Samuel Mercuri Ian Benjamin Chantelle Anne Meyers Fiona Joy Gilmour-Walsh David James Miles Samantha Anne Harskamp Prabha Mishra Theodore George Karagounis Divya Mukherjee Michael Robert Mauro Claire Louise Nicholson Joanna Robyn Meagher Bowman Francis Nixon Anne Penny Jadon Nunis Jacqueline Ann Sebire Jessica Des Palegeorge Rochelle Annie Sullivan David Lindsay Paterson Jazmine Perez Kim Lien Pham Graduate Certificates Chelsie Pioquinto Claudia Jade Rachele Graduate Certificate of Nursing Rebecca Richardson Practice (Perioperative) – Isabella Rivelli-Rojas GCertNursPrac(Periop) Aleisha Carley Robinson Janejira Archagraisorn Michael Rofail Imogen Klara Jane Russell-Head Ella Olivia Ruuskanen Rae Santos Wendy Lorraine Schembri Fazal Shakaib Prashan Mario Silva Stephanie Thalia Skoullos Georgina Alli Smith Alessandro Domenico Stefano Emily Subara-Zukic Cayleen Maye Surrey Lee Nathan Taube Tasma Clare Thompson Karlee Thorne Micaela Jane Vanderslik Dylan Vaughan Brooke Erin Vayne Cameron Alan Walsh Tayla Josephine Wilson

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 63 Wednesday 13 February 6 pm Bachelor Degrees Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) – BPsych(Hons) Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) Matin Ayubi (Honours) – BA(Psych)(Hons) Ryan James Baldwin Emily Margaret Cascarino Elise Betty Barraclough Hannah Grace Blayden Glenn Chamberlain Charmaine Pauline Cauchi Lucas Jon Dixon Jennifer Rita Liyun Chiam Raissa Donadon Berne Kayla Jade Cutajar Dominika Barbara Howard Emilia Amanda Cybulski David Donald Hunt Kate Maree Dempsey Shannon Aileen McCartney Jessica Yu Du Alcyone Brigid Meehan Simon Dwyer Jean-Marie Bruno Melanie Lyndon Michael Firman-Sadler Lynette Denise Taylor Ryan Flanagan Lauren Margretta Francis Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) – Mikaela Jo Gattari BNurs(Hons) Liam Gordon Graeme Stephanie Li Backwell Atticus Darwin Gray Aleesha Blackburn Sylvia Tesla Gray Grace Elizabeth Crowe Lauren Emily Hajro Kathryn Hayes Bachelor of Psychological Science Joanne Hill (Honours) – BPsychSc(Hons) Naomi Kathryn Holt Kate Adamson Tess Ella Holt Amy Claire Betts Lauren Cassandra Johnson Madison Nicole Bieleny Samantha Jane Kernaghan Beverley Anne Blakemore Brooke Marie Kimberley Grace Elizabeth Brauman Charles Elias Kurban Juanita Nirene Brook Seungjae Lee Jason Brush Ebony Piper Lynch Emma Cameron Lily Emmaline Matthews Rebekah Mairi Mccoll Bethany Lyndal Crocker Brianna Louise McGregor Stacey-Lee Joy Dean Sarah Jane McWhinney Michelle Elizabeth Hannah Emily Mollie Morvell Madelaine Jane Keegan Zoey Helga Perovic Gabriella Louise King Hannah Jane Portogallo Susanne Lohmann Holly Jordan Pretorius George Frederick Arthur Loram Laura Isabella Richardson Nele Lowrie Laura Anne Ridler Amal Maharaj Gabriela Elizabeth Robledo Elise Dawn Messina Leasa Beth Rolfe Angela Christine Nastoulis Mahlia Tess Ryan Masoumeh Rezaei Khaligh Brady John Edward Saunders Sherrica Anne Senewiratne Kimberley Spence Mervynderjeet Rikhraj Singh Matthew Boyd Stirling Lisa Katherine Stevenson Callum Julian Thompson Sally Anne Wade Christopher Alex Todaro Jacqueline Renee Vroom Danielle Wills Ellesha Maree Wilson

64 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 6 pm Bachelor of Nursing with distinction/ Bachelor of Applied Science Bachelor of Midwifery with (Psychology) – BAppSc(Psych) distinction – BNurs/BMidwifery Braden Kyle Cameron Rachael Emily Ball Jocelyn Chan Kate Rachel Belfrage Rowena Elizabeth Isaacs Gabriel Caccaviello Emily Anne Linton Emma Margaret Clarke Robin Paul Maartens Stephanie May Hager Tayler James McKenzie Molly Kate Howell Millie Violet Pretorius Georgia Helena Mutsaers Aimee Maree Saitlik Emma Louise Jenni Nixon Georgia Studach Rose Katherin Yates Bachelor of Nursing with Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of distinction – BNurs Midwifery – BNurs/BMidwifery Natcha Archagraisorn Gabrielle Clare Barlow Lana Annie Backwell Anastasia Costelloe Amy-Lee Kathleen Bannerman Carla Elise Finch Ellie Jayne Batterham Ainsley Marie Fuller Claudia Mae Brough Georgia Renee Hicks Ellie Louise Camov Elizabeth Rose Marks Tess Carr-Howard Hannah Ellyce McIlveen Taryn Christine Chandler Olivia Gwen Niewand Romy Montana Coles Tristesse Yvonne Jayne Perrott Sarah Barbara Dawson Ruby Clementine Redpath Barclay Potter Fitzpatrick Laura Tegan Rofe Anna Flint Tamika Jade Smith Courtenay May Ford Madeline Jeanne Spalding Haley Jade Freer Abbey Rae Van Someren Lauren Margaret Gatt Ellie Grace Wassell Lisa Maree Gibson Mary Ishac Nassif Hafeez Bachelor of Nursing with distinction/ Sophie Jane Hamilton Bachelor of Psychological Science – Kate Hollingworth BNurs/BPsychSc Amber Louise Holmes Eloise Elizabeth Puiatti Yan Huang Brittany Carmel Ellen Hyland Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Simren Kanwar Psychological Science – BNurs/ Leah Nicole Kerr BPsychSc Jia Lee Ebony Tamika Rolph Caitlin Brooke Lindorff Daniela Louise Zanardo Emily Samantha Lomas Sarah Alice MacFadyen Sarah Amy McCallum

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 65 Wednesday 13 February 6 pm Felicity Jane Menzies Tamsin Lorraine Erwin Ebony Jayde Milich Peter Etheridge Kayley Maree Nowlan Jaimee Katherine Fairchild Toni Ricky Chapman Nunn Shayna Michelle Finlayson David Graeme O’Brien Catherine Alexandra Fox Brittany Kate Ralph Kim Rabiegail Samantha Garcia Jessica Kate Rhook Charlotte May Grant Sophie Ann Scargill Alice Mary-Jorden Green-Ryan Courtney Jane Smale Amy Sirocco Green-Ryan Bronte Alexandra Spurway Smith Marlee Grieve Abbey Claire Steer Rayan Haouli Jolene Elizabeth Stevens Jessica Marie Harris Lauren Emily Thompson Brittany Anne Heath Darcee Kaylah Tute Rebecca Louise Honeyman Evinthia Vlachos Alana Clarisse Hopkins Lucinda Mae Wallace Tess Myriah Houghton Laura Eleanor Wellard Sania Jameel Molly Paige Whitney Madison Grace Joyce Baljit Kaur Bachelor of Nursing – BNurs Jacinta Therese Kelly Aisha Appelonia Adikary Sarah Anne Kennedy Marion Kaz Alayon Abbey Elise Keogh Sophie Louise Alexander Annalise Cae Knuckey Emily Kate Atherton-King Peyton Jean Lawson Rajvir Kaur Babraha Rose Sheena Legaspi Marina Alice Baselyous Whitney Lewis Ella Louise Bates Jordan Rachael Linguey Miranda Grace Beatty-Kiss Meghan Kate Liston Andrea Lauren Biberow Montanna Rose Luke Deborah Booth Anna Camilla Macale Stephanie Rose Bruce Ashleigh Karin Malsem Shan Bu Ashleigh Rosalyn Mayberry Jessica Paige Campbell Sammai-Bleu Mcclurg Lucy Jane Campigli Mollyanne Siobhan McCoy Gene Elmariebeth Radaza Carnicer Chloe Michelle McDonald Nathan James Carter Liam D’Arcy McDonald Carly Maree Clark Brielle Courtney McHenry Eliza-Jane Louise Clark Lorna Elizabeth McKane Emma-Leigh Collett Claire Alice McLaren Donnabel Lazaro Corpuz Grace Aniela McNiven Kevin Cranston Tarlee Ann Miller Katelin Nicole Crnojacki Lisa Maree Monaghan Cindy Dare Rhyannon Alex Murley Levana Jade Dobson Alannah Lyndell Murnane Bridget Helen Down Julia Marie Dupnak

66 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 6 pm Sophie Paige Muskett Bachelor of Psychological Science Joo Yeong Na with distinction – BPsychSc Alana Teagan Napier Jacqueline Celine Anastasi Emily Rae Nicol Christine Andrew John Robert O’Connell Alanna Elise Bettles Sarah Caitlin Papp Kate Mary Bolger Hongbee Park Madeline Browney Amisha H Patel Aneira Connell Holly Marie Paxman Paris Cornell Skye Molly Perry Anthony John Costabile Melanie Anne Petrie Lauren Beverley Crawley Emma Jane Pettigrove Jessica Rose Dalrymple Megg Katharine Pickering Tara Dasic Meredith Amy Plummer Stacey-Lee Joy Dean Leah Power Cameron James Drake Alannah Corinne Preston Jomana Elaridi Jesse Laurence Pulham Joanna Louise Evans Shahnaz Rind Rachel Alexandra Flintoff Nicola Ann Rowe Peter William Fryer Amanda Sadler Judith Anne Grant Alanah Monique Sharrock Emily Anne Claire Grundy Libby Tracey Small Louis Paul Helm Joshua Anthony Smith Caitlyn Ann Herrick Stephanie Marie Storey Darren Mark Hooymans Samantha Taliana Grace Catherine Humphreys Megan Paige Taylor Sarah Frances Jackson Sandra Laurine Tillson Ebonie Mae Janetzki Maddison Rose Tippett Jesse Kaehne Lauren Kate Torpy Randini Kaushalya Karunanayake Sarah Melissa Van Arend Lisa Marree Kerr Kelsie Elizabeth Vick Woon Lan Melissa Kew Ebony Grace Walker Olivia Joanne Lawson Lisa Andrea Walters Jessica Elizabeth Lihou Emily Ellen Warburton Paige Brittany MacDonald Lucy Mae Webb Georgia Amy Mason Kelley Anne Weldon Natasha Rose McKenzie Gillian Elizabeth Wilson Natalie Kate Morris Lana Mcnaughton Wyatt

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 67 Wednesday 13 February 6 pm Jordan Lee Morrison-Ham Bachelor of Psychological Science – Brooke O’Connor BPsychSc Sonia Marie Orchard Farnaz Aghdasi Shishavan Kira Rachelle Orsini Bianca Kelly Armiento Athanasia Outsikas Bai Chenning Emily Rebecca Paine Mariam Barakzai Jasmine Leigh Palmer Kimberley Jane Baxter Eleanor Rose Phillips Beza Tsegay Bayew Georgia Amalia Phillips Adriana Diana Bilic Nicola Eve Jane Potter Emma Louise Bird Alexandra Anne Said Angela Eloise Briggs Katarina Simurina Cody William Britton Greta Veronica Small Rochelle Lee Byrne Hyun Gyu Sung Monique Cadariu-Ionescu Lena Talihmanidis Chin Ling Ki Marina Lara Jane Tate Matilda Louise Coleman Hannah Elise Tepper Danielle Johanna Cook Adyam Mulugata Tesfay Kishan Dayananda Simon Toyne Josephine Jane Dixon Kyle Brandon Dane Turpin Jessica Lee Doherty Anastasia Tverdolov Lachlan James Duncan Chloe Jane Walford Cleo Brydie Eadie Caitlyn Angelina Watson Olivia Ernikiolis Emma Teresa Weeks Alicia Mary George Jaimee Lee Williams Juliet Josephine Gibson Marcelle Theresa Yoxon Venijamin Benjamin Gromilic Jonathan James Hamment Matthew Hilbert Melody Patrice Howlett Bareerah Hussaini Dalouny Mauryssa Inthasan Natalie Marie Ipsa Alysha Kali Jackson Jessica Jones-Homan Chantal Kant Taylah Kennedy

68 Deakin University Wednesday 13 February 6 pm Matthew Joseph Keogh Rebecca Elizabeth Kingsbury Mikhail Sebastian Kraushofer Andrew John Laird David Lanigan Jeffrey Lim Jasmine Natasha Loh Rowan Peter Loxley Yuwen Ma Felicity Elizabeth Manley Amanda Marques Araujo Timothy John McConaghy Hamish George McLean Alexandra McNamara Jacqueline Lee Noonan Mateusz Marek Orlowski Milly Dianne Osborne Anthea Lucrecia Papadopoulos Bryce Andrew Pillwein Samuel Edward Stuart Pyers Pamela Rabahi Chelsey Lauren Radley Fahima Sahil Hadjer Dina Shurti Courtney Louise Sloothaak Alexandra Emma Sutton Yordanos Tadesse Charles Steven Te Valeria Paz Villegas Michaela Wairmarie Waaka Olivia Rose Waters Joshua Aaron Zielinski Michael Robert Zukier

* student’s award conferred at a previous graduation round

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 69 Thursday 14 February 12 pm Faculty of Arts and Education

70 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 12 pm

Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 12 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Professor Matthew Allen, Head of School, Communication and Creative Arts, Faculty of Arts and Education Mace Bearer Mr Matt McDonough, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Arts and Education Welcome Address Mr John Stanhope AM, Chancellor Occasional Address Mr Tony Ellwood AM The Conferring of Awards Chancellor presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Alfred Deakin Professor Christine Ure, Acting Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Education Graduate Response Ms Ruby Roberts Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 71 Thursday 14 February 12 pm Award of Honorary Degree The honorary degree of Deakin Honorary Doctorate will be conferred upon Mr Tony Ellwood AM for outstanding leadership in the arts and arts education programs.

He has overseen many significant exhibitions in Australia during the past decade. These have included: Contemporary Australia: Optimism (2008); Valentino, Retrospective: Past/Present/Future (2010); 21st Century: Art in the First Decade (2010); Surrealism: The Poetry of Dreams (2011); Matisse: Drawing Life (2011) and Portrait of Spain: Masterpieces from the Prado (2012) at QAGOMA and Monet’s Garden (2013); Melbourne Now (2013) Italian Masterpieces from Spain’s Royal Court (2014) The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the sidewalk to the catwalk (2014); Masterpieces from the Hermitage: The Legacy of Catherine the Great (2015) and Andy Warhol | Ai Weiwei (2015–16), Degas: A New Vision (2016) David Hockney: Current (2016) Van Mr Tony Ellwood AM Gogh and the Seasons (2017), The House of Dior: Seventy Years of Haute Couture (2017) The Occasional Address will be delivered and the inaugural NGV Triennial (2017–18) by Mr Tony Ellwood AM. at the NGV. He has also written and edited Tony Ellwood is a leading figure in the numerous publications and articles. Australian arts sector and Director of the Mr Ellwood has been on several state and National Gallery of Victoria (NGV). He began Commonwealth boards, including the his career as an Aboriginal Art Coordinator, Visions of Australia Committee, Museums working at Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, Australia National Board, Victorian College Kununurra; then worked as a Curator at of the Arts Board and Academic committee; the NGV, specialising in major international the Art Exhibitions Australia Board and curatorial projects. He was Director, Bendigo the Japan–Australia Foundation Board. Art Gallery; Deputy Director – International Mr Ellwood was also on the selection Art, NGV and Director of the Queensland committees for the 2005 and 2009 Venice Art Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art Biennales. He was appointed as a Member in (QAGOMA) prior to returning to the NGV as the General Division of the Order of Australia Director in August 2012. and Doctor of Arts honoris causa (RMIT Under Mr Ellwood’s stewardship, the University) in 2018. National Gallery of Victoria has become the most visited gallery in Australia. He is unafraid to test boundaries, and through a series of blockbuster exhibitions has made the NGV an exciting and accessible part of the community.

72 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 12 pm Doctoral Degrees Jan Livingston Elizabeth Nelson Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘Lasagna Composting: Strategies for Painting in a Digital Age.’ Claire Louise Duffy Summary Whose thesis is entitled: This study examined the act of painting as ‘What’s so Funny: Humour as a a critical space from which to negotiate Subversive Technique in Contemporary the changing technologies and regimes of Feminist Literature.’ representation. From the vantage point Summary of the post-digital age, it asked what This creative literary thesis disrupts trouble painting might make for this new patriarchal ideas of femininity and offers visual world order, and more specifically, an alternative that suggests attitudes to how painting might survive and indeed women that are based on centuries-old flourish among other technologically traditions are not, nor have ever been, advanced mediums. As such, it developed anything like women’s lived experience an innovative range of techniques and of their own bodies and minds. strategies that extended the possibilities Principal Supervisor: of the medium while providing an Associate Professor Maria Takolander oppositional, and at times paradoxical structure to the digital networks of School: our time. Communication and Creative Arts Supervisor: Catherine Moore Professor David Cross Whose thesis is entitled: School: ‘The Transnational Capacities and Communication and Creative Arts Narrative Preferences within Danish Screenwriting Practices.’ Elvis Richardson Summary Whose thesis is entitled: This study examined the working ‘Identity and Recognition in the Collecting practices of (selected) Danish feature film Based Practices of Elvis Richardson.’ writer/director partnerships, affirming Summary screenwriting and story development This study examined collecting based as distinct creative labours. Prioritising the practitioner interview and narrative art practices to answer how personal analysis as research methodologies, it narratives and lived experience can inform articulates specific creative principles the creation and perception of artwork and guiding industrial frameworks that in ways that value authenticity and draw facilitate transnational pathways for attention to autobiographical contexts and Danish screen practitioners and the heuristic freedom within the expectations feature film as cultural export. and implications of the career choices that impact the sustainability of the artists Principal Supervisor: future economically and socially. Professor Sean Redmond Principal Supervisor: Co-Supervisor: Associate Professor Patrick West Dr Virginia Murray School: School: Communication and Creative Arts Communication and Creative Arts

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 73 Thursday 14 February 12 pm Master Degrees Master of Creative Arts – MCA Jiaqi Li Master of Arts (Writing and Chanichara Vajasit Literature) – MA(WritLit) Master of Cultural Heritage – Kim Louise Balette MCultHeritage Hercules Bantas Bronwyn Anne Akers Helen Catherine Costello Kathleen Elizabeth Cusack Ross Christopher Coughlan Meg Hibbert Cara Marguerite Cowling Julianne MacKay Richard Crocker Livnat Miri Segev Max John Davine Ashley Peter Smith Taryn Donohue Emma Kate Teasdale Mignon Dsouza Jack Taylor Wain Elizabeth Diana Eyre-Walker Patrick Foley Wilson Afroza Ferdous Karen Wykes Samuel George Gowing Carolyn Dorothy Hirsh Emma Kate Inglis Graduate Diplomas Terence Christopher MacManus Melissa McNamara Graduate Diploma of Communication – Tyler Richard McPherson GDipComm Emily Jane Oconnell Sheree Nicole Anderson Corissa Jane Rieschieck Rachel Ben-David Terri-Ann Varga Coco Griffiths Lou Verga Lyndsay Claire Jameson Zohar Vovchuk Tasmina Khan Majles Margaret Warner Arlene Carole Murray Master of Communication – MComm Emily Grace Wade Yu Wen Susan Gail Byrne Stella Cella Graduate Diploma of Creative Writing Agartu Fekadu Dinegde – GDipCreatvWrit Noi Inthasan Katherine O’Donnell Georgy Mathew Kate Eloise McDonald Graduate Diploma of Digital Media – Nourah Ibrahim A Mirdad GDipDigMedia Sayalee Harishchandra Rakh Kara Bernau Sunder Karuna Kumar Ravala Heather Lorraine King Ashima Swami Mei Ching Tan Graduate Diploma of Film and Video – Haochen Wang GDipFilm&Video Yu Zhang Daniel Merei Elisha Farina Yakub

74 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 12 pm Graduate Diploma of Journalism – Bachelor Degrees GDipJourn Nathan Edward Weller Bachelor of Communication (Honours) – BComm(Hons) Graduate Diploma of Professional Tanya Waterson Writing – GDipProfWrit Jessica Lucielle Abramovic Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) – Kay Louise Broomfield BCA(Hons) Rebecca Miller Aparna Ananthuni Graduate Diploma of Public Pui Theng Au April Molly Brown Relations – GDipPR Zach Connor Butson Alexandra Davidson Monica Christou Riya Madan Maddison Rae Crumpton Claire McLaren Lewis Delaney Bonnie Reeves Helen Maree Demetriou Laura Maree Robins Erin Patricia Dickinson Graduate Diploma of Writing and Victoria Margaret Edgar Literature – GDipWritLit Nathan James Green Mayada Hassan Samuel Adam Byrnand Miranda Jayne Jarvis-Harrison Monica Leah Sanderson Gabriella Scout Kanini – Parsons Penny Walters Annika Kendall Thi Ngoc Mai Le Graduate Certificates Darcy Joyce Mc Gaw Brittany Elizabeth McDonald Graduate Certificate of Marta Oktaba Communication – GCertComm Michaela Therese Ottone Louise Emily Canning Norma Frances Pearse Louise Helen Ingall Alice Georgia Radford Tam Nguyen Angela Therese Roessler Mark Henry Olasek Raphael Savva Lauren Olney Aeron Pauline Skidmore Laura Maree Taylor Melissa Jayne Smith Sharelle Ladaga Thompson Paul Malcolm Tate Stephanie Elizabeth Wearne Shona Jean Twining Graduate Certificate of Writing and Bachelor of Arts – BA Literature – GCertWritLit Jessica Rachel Eden Jacqueline Roma-Jean Cook Bachelor of Arts (Media and Belinda Catherine Green Communication) – BA(Media&Comm) Natalie Jane Hill Michael Andrew Simons Keryn Lee Hyslop Denise Marie Meyrick Melanie Britt Persson Monica Louise Searle

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 75 Thursday 14 February 12 pm Bachelor of Arts (Professional and Bachelor of Communication Creative Writing) with distinction – (Digital Media) with distinction – BA(Prof&CreatvWrit) BComm(DigMedia) Vanessa James Agar Ka Wun Chan Peri Tyler Bergles Damian Ciccone Nicole Ashley Berndt Keith Malcolm Edson Jack Willson De Highden Monique Alana Mair Yasmin Lee Drury Sinead Malady Marie-Claire Dunn Aaron Marshall Katelin Farnsworth Bintan Novania * Simon Finch Michelle Minenhle Sibanda Abby May Hayes Soueang Tang Dylan Krishna Jones Bachelor of Communication (Digital Andrea Althea Levens Media) – BComm(DigMedia) Tarryn Beth Mallick Sarah A Q A S Alenezi Effie Dawn Mann Gilang Byantara Emily Anne Mulvogue Jacqueline Eula Collins Christine Louise Munn Amber Sidney Dew Michael James Muscat Wei Gao Melissa Frances O’Connor Mak Cheok Pio Mitchell Jay Petrescu Michael James Potts Jacqueline Rayner Emily Mary Roach Ruby Shannon Antone Roberts Siu Ching Shum Elizabeth Anne Ross Yiyin Xu Lucinda Kelly Smith Shuqi Zhan James Lachlan Wood Yuan Zhi Abby Rose Yelland Bachelor of Communication Bachelor of Arts (Professional (Journalism) with distinction – and Creative Writing) – BComm(Journ) BA(Prof&CreatvWrit) Shailin Madison Brown Jemma Renee Eadie Mitchell Clarke Stephanie Kate Gilpin Katherine Katie Colston Kelsey Anne Graham Brodie James Cowburn Emily Rae Green Zoe Duggan Jamileh Anna Hargreaves Matthew Russell Frank Evans Casey Alexander MacLean Patrick William Gordon Amylee Perry Emmanuela Hourdas Jayden Andrew Salmon Natalee Jean Kerr Aiden James Walridge-Finlayson Angus Walter Kramer Kate Amelia Lentini Bachelor of Arts (Public Relations) – Maddison Beatrice Mathot BA(PR) Zarreen Michelle Moghbelpour Eliza Maree Berry Olivia Maureen Reed Jasmine Faith Riley Kayla Fulmer Jessica Najla Robinson Edward Nicholas Mandie Jamieson Ana Salter Claire Robyn Sanderson Evan Paul Williams

76 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 12 pm Bachelor of Communication Bachelor of Creative Arts (Journalism) – BComm(Journ) (Animation and Motion Capture) Emily Cody with distinction – BCA(AnimMoCap) Hallelujah Gebremedhin Bethany Ann Backo Jessie Lea Hare Emily Claire Duggan Angela Jones Alexander Thomas Jesse Hilson Deanna Natalie Savoia Birgitte Isabell Holven Laura Alice Caroline Viney Seng Jin Ng Bachelor of Communication (Media) Debbie Michelle Sage with distinction – BComm(Media) Bachelor of Creative Arts Stacey Ellen De Haas (Animation and Motion Capture) – Bachelor of Communication (Media) – BCA(AnimMoCap) BComm(Media) Zachary Thomas Cole Shivangi Sharma Tristan John Liam Dowell Bachelor of Communication Harrison Mynott (Public Relations) with distinction – Liam Fitz-George Ruthe Reeves BComm(PR) David Nicolas Schreurs Tasha Jade Bourke Bachelor of Creative Arts (Dance) Katherine Hannah Browning with distinction – BCA(Dance) Kayla Nadine Bunevicius Joanna Jane Done Brooke Jacqueline Cotton Christina Teresa Defreitas Kaelynne Lai Kei Fong Ingrid Leanne Dellavedova Stephanie Helen Spillett Macey Maree Ganas Bachelor of Creative Arts (Drama) – Elyse Hannah Gillespie Sophie Rose Holcombe BCA(Drama) Madison Rose Holloway Lois Jiang Scott Kyrah Anne Howell Angus Ife Bachelor of Creative Arts (Film Samantha Grace Joiner and Television) with distinction – Katherine Joanne Kvant BCA(FilmTV) Alexander Lynch Dylan Stephen Carracher Alexandra Lily Tanner Benjamin Ellt Jacqui Maree Thebes Nathan Stephen Gallagher Bachelor of Communication Chloe Joan Graham (Public Relations) – BComm(PR) Hazel Heron Chantal Sonia Borik Kristen Maree Iliopoulos Michaela Lauren Bourke Nikita Louise Jackson Tyler Anthony Cattle Samuel Alastair Kyaw Stephanie May Curtis Alyssa Christine Lladoc Courtney Christina Gleeson Wei Li Loh Katherine Elizabeth Hood Sophie Mason Isabella Mandie Shannon Ryan McShortall Poppy Alice Bella Platford Catherine Margaret Nickson Kevin Andrew Prior Aleczandra Nicole Parian Sheenal Shiwani Sharma Timothy Daniel Ramseyer Natalie Catherine Simpson Hayley Danielle Wallis Bronte Lee Thompson Ethan Michael Whitehill Zi Kent Anson Tong Cassie Jade Valadon

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 77 Thursday 14 February 12 pm Bachelor of Creative Arts (Film Bachelor of Creative Arts and Television) – BCA(FilmTV) (Visual Communication Design) John Henry French with distinction – BCA(VisCommDes) Vincent Mark Furfaro Chloe Clodine Duval-Latreille Ramin Iranfar Carlee Jane Ferguson Stuart Rory McIlwain Monique Catherine Kleidon Gerard Thomas Mulvany Phoebe Kaye Lamb-Hale Yogeshwaree Samoo Taylah Miocic Bachelor of Creative Arts Taylor Bryant Miteff (Photography) with distinction – Jade May Ann Murphy BCA(Photo) Tarni Clare Pearce Jamie Michael Ryan Patrick William Britt Hannah Elisabeth Coel Casey Alexandra Schmidt Nicole Louise Hobbs Emily Louise Scott Melissa Ann Rolfe Chantelle Kaur Sondhu Jennah Rose Sarah Jane Vaughan Callum Alexander Thomas-Smith Bachelor of Creative Arts Kwan Ee Toh (Visual Communication Design) – Bachelor of Creative Arts BCA(VisCommDes) (Photography) – BCA(Photo) Nicholas Athanasopoulos Danni Chen Eden Maxwell Brandenburg Nicole Fotiniotis Joshua Zane Demajo Liam Peter Hall-Emms Lauren Zoe Kett Mark Charles McQuillan Shamil Mohamed Mahroof Stephanie Santos Isabelle Emerald Bond Mills Patrick Karl Seikel John Michael Sambanis Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts) Mandy Tat with distinction – BCA(VisArts) Daniel Paul West Susan Marie Brooks Bachelor of Entertainment Production Sari Bullock with distinction – BEntProd Helen Maree Demetriou Amie Verneice Dick Georgia Rae Allan Pippa Mary Griffiths Caitlin Jane Petereit Angela Patricia Hickey Benjamin Joshua Thewlis Niamh Storme Lancaster Madeline Amelia Torney Georgia Lee Victoria Lytas Bachelor of Film, Television and Ursula Morgan Rhys Daniel Purton Animation – BFilmTVAnim Kylie Jane Triegaardt Anna Charalambous Brooke Lee Van Der Linden Nikolai Johan Hauge Harriet Suzanne Waters Bachelor of Creative Arts Diplomas (Visual Arts) – BCA(VisArts) Ellen Chatfield Diploma of Chinese – DipChinese Samuel Dumic Kaelynne Lai Kei Fong Melanie Joanne Jess Kari Orvik Olsson * student’s award conferred at a Sonja Rupcic previous graduation round

78 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 12 pm Prizes and Awards

Alfred Deakin Professor Council established the title of Alfred Deakin Professor to recognise members of Deakin University professoriate who have made a sustained, high level contribution to research at Deakin. The title is the highest honour the University can bestow on a member of academic staff. The title of Alfred Deakin Professor will be conferred upon Professor Brenda Cherednichenko for outstanding and sustained leadership as the Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Education.

Professor Brenda Cherednichenko Origin Foundation Board and the Girls from Oz Board, a Graduate of the Australian Professor Brenda Cherednichenko is Institute of Company Directors, a member Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and of the Australian College of Educators and Education at Deakin University. several international peer review journal Her teaching and research focus editorial committees. She was Chair of the on education, social sciences and ARC ERA 2015 and 2018 Review Evaluation community development including Committee for Education and Human Society, working with Indigenous education. is immediate past President of the Australian Professor Cherednichenko is Chair of Council of Deans of Education and a Fulbright several Australian Fulbright Commission Ambassador and Senior Scholar. selection committees, a Director of the

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 79 Thursday 14 February 6 pm Faculty of Arts and Education

80 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 6 pm

Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 6 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Professor Matthew Clarke, Head of School, Humanities and Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts and Education Mace Bearer Mr Matt McDonough, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Arts and Education Welcome Address Mr John Stanhope AM, Chancellor Occasional Address Mr Peter Norden AO Mayoral Address Cr Bruce Harwood, Mayor City of Greater Geelong The Conferring of Awards Chancellor presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Alfred Deakin Professor Christine Ure, Acting Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Education Graduate Response Ms Carly Lyons Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 81 Thursday 14 February 6 pm Award of Honorary Degree The honorary degree of Deakin Honorary Doctorate will be conferred upon Mr Peter Norden AO for eminent and sustained service to the Australian non-government sector in the field of community services.

His previous academic appointments included being the Vice Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of Melbourne (2009–2011) where he was based in the Melbourne Law School, and as an Adjunct Professor in the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies at RMIT University (2011–2017) where he taught extensively in the social policy, legal studies and mental health fields. Mr Norden has a long history of direct involvement in the community services sector, having been the Catholic Chaplain to Pentridge Prison (1985–1992) and the Founder of the non-government organisation, Jesuit Social Services, where he worked as their Chief Executive Officer from 1995–2002 and their Policy Director from 2002–2008. In recent times he has been a member of Mr Peter Norden AO the Australian Broadcasting Corporation’s National Advisory Council (2015–2018) and is The Occasional Address will be delivered currently a member of Australian Red Cross by Mr Peter Norden AO. National Community Services Council. Peter Norden is an Honorary Fellow in the On Australia Day 2007, Mr Norden was School of Humanities and Social Sciences appointed an Officer in the Order of Australia at Deakin University. ‘for services to community development In 2016, he was appointed a Fellow of the through social research and programs aimed Australian and New Zealand Society of at assisting marginalised young people and Criminology ‘for his contribution to the offenders, to the mental health sector, and to field of criminal justice over forty years’. the Catholic Church in Australia’.

82 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 6 pm Doctoral Degrees Praveena Rajkobal Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘The Sarvodaya Movement: Holistic Development and Risk Governance.’ Emma Jayne Dyson Hayes Summary Whose thesis is entitled: This thesis examined the Sarvodaya ‘Betwixt-and-Between’: Liminality in Shramadana Movement’s model of ‘holistic Golden Age Children’s Literature.’ development’ comprising three spheres of Summary Consciousness, Economics and Power. The This study utilised Victor Turner’s theory findings point to a revised model replacing of the liminal to analyse the recurrent Consciousness with Culture, drawing on trope of the ‘betwixt-and-between’ in local lived experiences and religious and Golden Age children’s texts. This thesis non-religious values experienced within demonstrates that contemporary anxieties capitalist neoliberalism and processes become metonymized into representations of secularisation. of interstitial or contested space; and Principal Supervisor: liminal characterisation functions as a Alfred Deakin Professor Matthew Clarke means through which the texts negotiate School: uncertainties. Humanities and Social Sciences Principal Supervisor: Professor David Mccooey Tanya Zoe Robinson School: Whose thesis is entitled: Communication and Creative Arts ‘Museums as Fashion Media: Assembling Fashion in Australasian Museums.’ Christopher Richard Linke Summary Whose thesis is entitled: Using Actor Network Theory, this research ‘Victoria Police Memorialisation: project examined how fashion knowledges Commemoration and Remembrance.’ and material identities are assembled, Summary through the materialities and practices of This study examined Victoria Police fashion in museums, using the context of memorialisation, commemoration and Australasia. The thesis proposed a refocus remembrance in relation to how police on museum visitors, and a need to use who have been killed in the line of museum materialities and practices to duty are memorialised and how police their fullest. remembrance practices have shaped police Principal Supervisor: legitimacy. The findings suggested police Professor Andrea Witcomb remembrance practices enhance police School: legitimacy by communicating symbolic Humanities and Social Sciences messages of sacrifice for the community. Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Darren Palmer School: Humanities and Social Sciences

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 83 Thursday 14 February 6 pm Master Degrees Master of Politics and Policy/ Master of Business Administration – Master of Arts – MA MPol&Policy/MBA Matthew John Green Vincent Le Whose thesis is entitled: Master of Arts (International ‘Being and Evil: Philosophy in the Shadow Relations) – MA(IR) of Augustine.’ Ibikunle Ademola Ajose Luke Condon Summary Thalage Wal Goch Deng This thesis demonstrated the overlooked Yulia Elyashevich Gadimov influence of Augustine’s concepts of good Rahul Vilas Gokhale and evil on Descartes, Kant and Schelling’s Cameron MacRae metaphysical systems. More precisely, its Ektewan Manowong contention was that Descartes, Kant and Alexei Musngi Schelling adhere to Augustine’s model for Luminita Ionela Priest ontology by rendering being absolutely Olivia Maree Ross Good, so as to repress evil as a privation. Nargis Sami Supervisor: Litea Seruiratu Associate Professor Matthew Sharpe Andrew Peter Sheldon-Collins Yurana Mounir Twadrous School: Tianyun Wang Humanities and Social Sciences Gengye Wu Master of Arts (Strategic Studies) – MA(StratSt) Jason Werner Agius Kim Melissa Arthur Chaudhry Muhammad Zahid Aslam Stuart James Bellingham Sze-Tek Terence Ho Mark Anthony McCallum Napyo Kalyo Edison Nicholas James Olney Benny Sandeka

84 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 6 pm Master of Cultural Heritage – Graduate Diplomas MCultHeritage Lea Broenner Graduate Diploma of Cultural Bethany Exiner Heritage – GDipCultHeritage Gabrielle Clare Harrington Heloise Mary Campbell Samantha Jane Simmons Graduate Diploma of International Master of Humanitarian Assistance – and Community Development – MHumAssist GDipIntl&ComnDev Emily Meinouda Blashki-Berends Christine Emily Bala Anna Skelton Catherine Ann Biglin Tanya Beth Strongman Jasmine Jade Bugg Master of International and Amanda Jane Healy Community Development – Fatin Tina Malaeb * Jacqueline Louise Smith MIntl&ComnDev Rachel Leigh Walpole Karen Barnett Caitlin Alyce Belichovski Graduate Diploma of International Tess Ashleigh Farmer Relations – GDipIR Brendan John Flynn Eliza De Vries David Lloyd Jones Jake Wallace Galvez Chantelle Kohn Laura Ann Hosking Sara Lane Erin May Agnes Liston-Abel Jessica Maxwell Michael Peter Moller Graduate Diploma of Museum Christopher Alan Mundy Studies – GDipMuseumSt Linda Ann Page Alex James Gatward Susan Margaret Slattery Elizabeth Kate Graham Hannah Emily Walter Anna Elizabeth Higgins Master of Politics and Policy – Christine Michelle Holmes Marian Jenkinson MPol&Policy Cameron Stewart Kelso Teresa Jennifer Blair Carolyn McLennan Simon Leo Hammersley Blake Anthony Randall Brian Peter Wheeler Dannielle Roberts Yukio Yoshihiro Daniel Andres Rozas Nunez Candice Melissa Zavattiero Sophia Varapodio Yvette Wajon Sally Ward Graduate Diploma of Politics and Policy – GDipPol&Policy Daniel Mabeny Bai Melissa Ann Palviainen

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 85 Thursday 14 February 6 pm Graduate Certificates Graduate Certificate of International and Community Development – Graduate Certificate of Cultural GCertIntl&ComnDev Heritage – GCertCultHeritage Tessa Jane Anderssen Brant Harris Jack Growden Ingrid Jansen-Neeling Graduate Certificate of Development Rachel Clare Steele-Smith and Humanitarian Action – Kellie Anne-Maree Vella GCertDevHumAction Abigail Wilson Tina Ritu Brunet Haruyo Yamamoto Graduate Certificate of Humanitarian Graduate Certificate of International Leadership – GCertHumLdshp Relations – GCertIR Mohammed Alshamaa Marcel Lee Getinet Babu Amenu Paul Sheehan Charlotte Catherine Balfour-Poole Graduate Certificate of Museum Roba Halake Bante Dustin Philip Barter Studies – GCertMuseumSt Thokozani Bema Michael George Adams Ina Elisabet Boe Elizabeth Ann Bernard Mazen El Haber Ainsley Jade Cusmano Channe Addisu Gebre Jessica Florence Lithgow Giselle Natasha Hall Charlotte Grace March Nora Hassanien Sarah Emily Kate Monts Chilobe Muloba Kambikambi Belinda April Ross Steve Gilbert Binaie Kamtimaleka Rachel Jane Taylor Julius Maina King’Ori Graduate Certificate of Politics and Michela Maria Luzzi Policy – GCertPol&Policy Muhammad Mahadi Mahadi Natalie Miranda Mendelsohn Zione Walker-Nthenda Elizabeth Rachel Moncada Kurniawan Muhammad Mulili Sylvia Naneu Waringa Winnie Nganga Esther Grace Perry Susan Maree Petrie Andrew Powell Isabelle Risso-Gill Rachel Anna Skeates-Millar Tamakloe-Azamesu Kokuvi Novinyo Didinu Daniele Timarco Wubshet Tadele Tsehayu Stephanie Werner Bernard Zgambo

86 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 6 pm Bachelor Degrees Edie Mitsuda Ariane Laney Moore Bachelor of Arts (Honours) – BA(Hons) Eloise Noske Cassandra Lee Nowland Shurooq Nasser Khalifa Al Barhi Monica Therese O’Gorman Emily Rose Alford Kiryll Prakapenka Matthew Thomas Anderson Kylie Maree Pywell Alexander Robert Baird Taylor Jade Rawson Carl Beswick Michelle Frances Sadler Anna Louise Black Megan Victoria Saxton Skye Blake Terri Dalia Sher Martin Robert Bouma Andrew Michael Sherman Rhonda Jane Burns James Joseph Shortt Keiley Rhiannon Colpoys Lucy Clare Small John Colin Coomans Krystal Ana Steen Ashlee Danielle Cunningham Lisa Jayne Stilburn Kia Faith Dietrich Gemma Grace Tarpey-Brown Isabella Ashley Dillon Emma Clare Taylor Christopher Doherty Callum Patrick Turner Marie-Claire Dunn Emily Rose Vervaart Angela Beth Dyer Jayden Shane Walker Alicia Jane Eddy Don Dishni Dhannanjalee Wanigasekera Corene Cindy Flecken Madeline Louise Ware Craig Anthony Sonny Flowenswell Cameron Wayne Wilson Sara Garrido Diaz Sarah Bridget Wing-Tang Fiona Isobel Gatt Sarah Olivia Rose Wyld Emily Amanda Gibson Christopher James Glover Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ Frances Anne Glover Bachelor of Commerce with Dean Wayne Goldstein distinction – BA/BCom Ryan Luke Groenewald Matthew Ivan Benic Chantelle Jane Hartley Milica Borojevic Christian John Dyson Hayes Jason Albert Cohen Madeleine Rose Howard Yasmin Husen Lucy Elizabeth Hughes Carmela Alexandra Morales Cassandra Joy Hyland Luke Aaron Pelchen Arron James Knezevic Alexander Patrick Simister Stephanie Komazec Jessica Grace Slade Sierra Grace Laird Tegan Jade West Stephanie Grace Le Quesne Joseph Finlay Lea Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ Deborah Anne Lee-Talbot Bachelor of Commerce – BA/BCom William Alexander Legge Georgia Kimberley Houweling Jake Nickolaus Ludowyke James Steven Ilango Mia Tring Lynch Rebecca Alice Kennedy Carly Jayne Patricia Lyons Kate Elizabeth McKimmie Madalyn Alexandra Lythgo Nicholas James O’Neill Eva MacKinley Lisa Jamie Papacostas Philippa Anne May Michael Tate

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 87 Thursday 14 February 6 pm Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Bachelor of Criminology with Commerce with distinction – distinction/Bachelor of Information BA/BCom Technology (I.T. Security) – Rebecca Jane Hinchliffe BCrim/BITSec Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Cody William Leonard Gersch Commerce – BA/BCom Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Oscar Edward Bitton Information Technology (I.T. Security) Rebecca Chambers with distinction – BCrim/BITSec Melissa Davis Jake Stephen Garbellini Nicholas Anthony Di Giulio Chirath Vindula Karunaratne Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Gordana Krajisnik Information Technology (I.T. Security) – Kirsten Elizabeth Milligan BCrim/BITSec Aslin Osman Emily Hart Lucas James O’Sullivan Kaitlyn Vie Mesa Emily Serei Prum Andrew Morgan Ralph Bachelor of Criminology with Michael James Raphael distinction/Bachelor of Psychological Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ Science with distinction – Bachelor of Science with distinction – BCrim/BPsychSc BA/BSc Leigh-Ann Gail Bosman Marnie Rose Bruce Dominic Thomas Baker Hayley Nicole Byrgiotis Nathan Peter Harvey Laura Grace Christopoulos Charlotte May Hilbig Grace Patricia Claringbold Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ Chloe Michelle Cosham Bachelor of Science – BA/BSc Carsten Ewen De Jong Sophie Renee De Wit Dana Catherine Meier Timothy James Harmer Bachelor of Criminology with Tori Lee Howard distinction/Bachelor of Information Hannah Louise Kelly Technology (I.T. Security) with Jessica Leanne Lang distinction – BCrim/BITSec April Lee Loxton Caroline Maria Messina Ryan Oliver Bell Noureen Rachelle Moghbelpour Ka-Hui Kim Kelly Aileen Morrish Craig William Oldfield Diana Nguyen Christiane Bernadette Smith Laura Kate Nicholson Anneli Isobel Norden Brianna Grace Pisevski Dana Lilly Rhode Samantha Stathopoulos Rachel Louise Wynne

88 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 6 pm Bachelor of Criminology with Bachelor of International Studies with distinction/Bachelor of Psychological distinction/Bachelor of Commerce – Science – BCrim/BPsychSc BIntlSt/BCom Taylor Jean Amos Ljiljana Dragojevic Vanessa Renee Brown Henry James Houghton Michael James Cain-Pruis Jamie-Lee Kay Melinda Nicole Cripps Karl Rumoro Megan Elizabeth Dijkman Bayley Neve Harding-Smith Bachelor of International Studies/ Chloe Nicole Hawker Bachelor of Commerce with Despina Katacouzinos distinction – BIntlSt/BCom Ellie May Moloney Alexandra Elise Dole Madelena Anna Teresa Rodrigues Harrison Richard Wilson Bachelor of International Studies/ Cory Stefan Zmarzly Bachelor of Commerce – BIntlSt/BCom George John Assaad Bachelor of Criminology/ Bachelor of Psychological Science Bachelor of Arts with distinction – BA with distinction – BCrim/BPsychSc Khaled Ajaj Rebecca Lisa Rothman Olivia Katherine Benic Kelsey Jane Wilson Elizabeth Hope Blake Jessye Rachel Blake Bachelor of Criminology/ Amber Brady Bachelor of Psychological Science – Mikayla Kiandra Bridge BCrim/BPsychSc Susan Brooks Julia Josephine Agnoletto Zoe Jane Burdock Ciaran Seamus Barton Veronica Clavijo Madeline Rose Bracun Nicole Joy Clingin Leala Maree Dowey Maree Collie Jessie Anne Fawcett Aliya Cook Bonnie Galloway Nicholas Currie Heather Katherine Gloury Karena Dalla Rosa Clare Rose Hodgson Catherine Damatopoulos Monique Felicity Karadimos James Patrick Dann James Elliott Nemecek Evie Dartnell Melanie Valeria Olivera Caroline Josephine Di Fava Teagan Anne Parker Alexandar Dimitriovski Emily Charlotte Robinson Courtney Kathleen Dole Cassandra Paige Sotiropoulos Sheridan Emma Edwards Richard Carl Donald Fairweather Bachelor of International Studies with Lori Jennifer Franklin distinction/Bachelor of Commerce Andrew Edwin Gamble with distinction – BIntlSt/BCom Matthew Spencer Gould Monica Guadalupe Guerrero-Rivera Stephanie Jane Kish Sharne Dianne Harrington Tran Thanh Tuyen Sarah Pham Phyllida Hayes

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 89 Thursday 14 February 6 pm Jacob Matthew Hayles Bachelor of Arts – BA Jack Herd Fartun Hassan Abdi Molly Caitlyn Herd Andrew John Acutt Marni Ann Hill Anthony Andara Jack Dylan Howard Sam Anderson Adem Husidic Natalie Angelovski Bjorn Magne Johnsen Rachel Louise Atkinson Tegan Jade Kemp Deanna Nicole Avzangelis Taylor Mary Kip Liam Donovan Bretag Alistair Mel Arthurs MacKenzie Matthew Alexander Carcassi Courtney Shannon Mahon Ziyan Chen Ashley Maslen Catherine Genevieve Clarke Kaley Ellen McGough Tara Jade Confoy Campbell Graeme McKenzie Georgina May Cook Declan Francis Xavier Melia Hannah Rose Coombs Shardai Rose Mihan Ricki Joe Creamer Ashleigh Hope Millar Naveen Sajith De Silva Boris Music Katie Elise Elliott Geena Ruth Norman Lauren Sheree Fowkes Meagan Otu Catherine Susan Gillies Amanda Lee Petrichenko Rachael Aguila Gueco Benjamin Allan Quigley Jarrod Allen Hodgson Amy Kathleen Robinson Cihan Icel Rachel Mary Ryan Jessica Kate In’T Hout Katrina Salamouras Nadia Fatima Itaywi Erin Claire Sciola Janelle Elise James Kate Elizabeth Scott Zijin Jiang Dean Nicholas Sellman Nikola Jovic Eythan Thomas Sendeckyj Daniel James Jubb Abednego Kurniawan Sigit Stefan A Juhasz Emily Alexandra Mcmanus Sweeney Malik Abu Taleb Khar Bronwyn Joalle Testa Nicole Kivi Amy Charlotte Thompson Gabriel Rose Kypriotis Benjamin Jack Toohey Deborah Aan Lee Nicholas Clarke Van Der Cingel Jordan Terrence Lewtas Cristina Vara Almirall Aisu Li Alicia Qiuhong Wan Titian Rose Linley Paige Warnes Lov Seav Ping Trent Colin Whitehand Aisling Frances Magill Amie Skye Whittington Marko Milinkovic Peter Andrew Wolstenholme Joel Nathan Milner Phoebe Therese Young Serenity-Rose Wilma Young Elise Jane Zsidai

90 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 6 pm Sarah Nachar Bachelor of Arts (International Alexandra Nasiou Studies) with distinction – BA(IntlSt) Macarena Patricia Niklitschek Quintas Camille Hilda Chapman Nicholas Norris Caillin James O’Shannessy Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) Felicity Maree Pamvouxoglou with distinction – BA(Psych) Alexander Harris Papadopoulos Brett David Barfoot John Alexander Papadopoulos Mehek Chowdhury Kirk Phillip Pearson Zoe Elleyn James Jardine Pianto Matthew Charles Emmett Andre Steven Piciocchi Laura Charlotte Falkiner Kiarra Alexandrina Preston Sarah Annabel Lucy Grant Ciara Grace Raftery Sanara Dasuni Gunawardena Maggie Jane Ralph Emily Meghan Hope Kassianou Liam Thomas Redpath Brian MacAllan Madaline Clare Rielly David Martin Manuel Roman Jesse Melnik James Alexander Ruffell-Hazell Adam Scott Merrick Allison Margaret Rumble Zamantha Guadalupe Romero Megan Victoria Saxton Amy Mary Taylor Lucy Ann Simpson Alexandra Torney Isobel Grace Smith Cameron Waterman Samantha Dale Smith Amy Terease Wright Deanna Mary Speranza Nikola Stanojevic Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) – Adam Daniel Sullivan BA(Psych) Sukrutha Tanari Suraj Kangsa Banik Cody Joel Thomas Lawrence Henry Pamela Triantafillopoulos Melanie May Hickey Claire Faraha Wall Tara Simone Hitchcock Zihao Wang Meggan Hana Knight Kyle John Warford Abbey Rose Lloyd Rebecca Margaret Whale David Gerard Lynzaat Luke Jacob Wilcockson Stephanie Yvonne Micheloudakis Matilda Mae Williams Amanda Kate Neeson Monique Eloise Negri Hayley Catherine O’Callaghan Branden Enrique Psarakis Mahabalage Saparamadu Jonathon Robert Thomson Helen Varousiadis Ece Zongur

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 91 Thursday 14 February 6 pm Bachelor of Criminology with Bachelor of Criminology – BCrim distinction – BCrim Loren Nicole Adami Emily Louise Alton Mohammad Yasin Afzali Katerina Anastasopoulos Ross Aitcheson Kellie Rose Anderson Charlotte Jane Baker Madeleine May Bailey Shauna Maree Banane Nathan Andrew Bryant Beth Annie Bland Liam Joseph Campbell Lilian Kay Briggs Amii Lee Carmichael-Hogan Amy Buchter James Michael Donato Ka Wing Chan William Gulland Christian Lenetis Colaianni Robert Havercroft Martin Alexander Crellin Emily Kathleen Hudson Jackson Robert Cull Matilda Rose Ingravalle Dana Noelle Diamataris Daniel Jones Madeleine Margaret Ditchfield Jane Elizabeth Jones Zaynab Elhassan Francesca Elise Le Nepveu Joel Anthony Farrow Jessica Louise Nguyen Masoma Haidery Lily Nora O’Brien Meghan Kristine Alice Horlock Natalie Elena O’Brien Hannah Hyde Lori Michelle Paez Nicholas Stanley Hazard Joseph Benjamin Carl Parker Rabiya Karaca Chloe Francesca Payne Christopher Thomas Kent Hayley Rose Saliba Rebecca Jayde King Hayley Nicole Scott Jake Henley Lucas Zachary Connor Sealie Matthew Thomas Luscombe Stephen Victor Shannon Rebekah Kate Madill Kynan Ronald Strachan Timothy Mark John McKay Martin Lorenzo Tejada Katelyn Valerie O’Connor Madeleine Emmeline Wilson Emily Louise Oliver Shaye Rhiannon Zethof Tayla Maree Paterson Lyndsay Jessika Pena Stephen John Pupelis Adeline Victoria Rowe Nitika Saini Jayde Sant Sukhraj Singh Andrew Lloyd Mulcahy Solomon Jamie Les Stevens Nicholas Jon Sutton Susrutha Tanari Madison Tayla Thomas Stephanie Elizabeth Unmack

92 Deakin University Thursday 14 February 6 pm Bachelor of International Studies Diplomas with distinction – BIntlSt Damian Francis Berger Diploma of Arabic – DipArabic Angela Branka Blatancic Damian Francis Berger Jessica Jade Canteri Finn Davidson Coverdale Chan Kin Khey David Lanigan Rachel Clements Eva MacKinley Thomas Joseph Farmer Genevieve Karin Polderman Keelen Peter Charlie Jones Jay Ryder Louise O’Brien Chelsea Parker Diploma of Chinese – DipChinese Genevieve Karin Polderman Thomas Alexander Taylor James Smith Kade Thomas Answerth Madeleine Louisa Whitty Richard Carl Donald Fairweather Melanie Clare Wilson Tara Lorraine Scully Bachelor of International Diploma of Indonesian – Studies – BIntlSt DipIndonesian Abdul Rahim Ahmadzai Evangeline Olivia Close Kate Armstrong Diploma of Language – DipLang Beatrice Amelia Bassani Edstrom Kristopher Thomas Bolam James William Bell Ashley Grant Davies Rebecca Chambers Annabelle Rose Hanley Emma Georgina Hentschel Thomas Peter Hanrahan Georgia Kimberley Houweling Luiza Muthoni Muturi Jessica Kate In’T Hout Andrea Tionna Rodriguez Kim Elizabeth Koelmeyer Raya Tamaliunas Latessa Martini Valeriia Minigoulova Tullia Dawn Norton Associate Degrees Adelyn Tiong Geoffrey Ernest White Associate Degree of Arts – ADA Paul John Aczel Diploma of Spanish – DipSpanish Jordan Owen Cameron Nicholas David Brewer Lachlan James Cropley Ellyse Abbey McCormack Dillon Gosai Zamantha Guadalupe Romero Jessica Greaves Summer Holscher * student’s award conferred at a Angela Maria Lei previous graduation round Jake Walter Manning Norma Elsie McIvor Courteney Pires Tahlia Caitlan Ramsay Eashaa Swaminathan Ellie Olivia Walker Imran Abdul-Hayy Zjajo

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 93 Thursday 14 February 6 pm Prizes and Awards

Alfred Deakin Professor Council established the title of Alfred Deakin Professor to recognise members of Deakin University professoriate who have made a sustained, high level contribution to research at Deakin. The title is the highest honour the University can bestow on a member of academic staff. The title of Alfred Deakin Professor will be conferred upon Professor Matthew Clarke for an outstanding and sustained contribution to furthering the University’s research and scholarship and learning goals in the field of international development studies.

Professor Clarke’s own research focuses on international community development, with a particular interest in the intersection between religion and development and development in the Pacific region for which he now has an international reputation. He has also researched issues of aid effectiveness, children with disability in the Pacific, non‑traditional aid donors and humanitarian action. Professor Clarke has been a chief investigator on numerous research grants valued at over AUD$3 million dollars. He has published extensively in his field authoring or co‑authoring 8 books, editing or co‑editing 11 volumes and publishing more than Professor Matthew Clarke 100 journal articles and book chapters. Professor Matthew Clarke is Head of the He regularly partners with international School of Humanities and Social Sciences non‑governmental organisations (NGOs) to within the Faculty of Arts and Education at undertake this research. The primary purpose Deakin University. Matthew has held this of his research is to improve the professional position since 2012. During this period, practice of NGOs. Matthew has managed significant growth with the School now responsible for more than 4000 students at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

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In 2017–2018, Professor Clarke was awarded the Fulbright Scholarship in Non-Profit Leadership. This was linked to his leadership role within the Centre for Humanitarian Leadership – a joint collaboration between Deakin University and Save the Children Australia. This Centre provides innovative training to humanitarian workers across the globe and teaches in both English and French. It has educated more than 500 humanitarian aid workers globally in the last 5 years, using externally raised funds of $8 million. During this scholarship, Professor Clarke spent time in Washington DC with Save the Children US and at the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative in Harvard University as a Visiting Scientist.

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 95 Monday 18 February 12 pm Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment

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Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 12 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Professor Chris Austin, Head of School, Life and Environmental Sciences, Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Mace Bearer Mr Darren Taylor, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Welcome Address Mr John Stanhope AM, Chancellor Occasional Address Ms Lyn O’Connell The Conferring of Awards Chancellor presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Professor Karen Hapgood, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Graduate Response Mr Jay Fitzpatrick Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 97 Monday 18 February 12 pm Prior to her current role, Ms O’Connell managed Australia’s investment in transport infrastructure for 7 years. Projects included completing the duplication of the Hume Highway, duplicating the Pacific Highway, interstate rail investments and building the new rail link from Southern Cross Station through Wyndham to Geelong – a project that was awarded Infrastructure Project of the Year in 2014 and the Australian Construction Award in 2015. She also managed the most in-depth study ever conducted in Australia on High Speed Rail for the East Coast Corridor from Brisbane to Melbourne and chaired the Implementation Committee that reported to the Prime Minister in 2013. Ms O’Connell was recently invited by the Singapore Government to join an International Advisory Panel to advise on Ms Lyn O’Connell High Speed Rail from Singapore to Kula The Occasional Address will be delivered Lumpur. She was awarded a Public Service by Ms Lyn O’Connell. Medal in 2014 for her contribution to national transport reform and development Lyn O’Connell was born in Melbourne of infrastructure. and was educated and lived in Victoria, NSW and overseas before completing her Prior to this Ms O’Connell worked in the Bachelor of Science degree at ANU. private sector and other government roles. She is also a member of Deakin University’s In her current role Ms O’Connell is Advisory Board for the Centre of Supply responsible for Australia’s Biosecurity Chain and Logistics and is a Director on the system aimed at maintaining our Board of OzHelp, a not-for-profit organisation world‑leading pest and disease free status working on suicide prevention in the for the benefit of our environment, way of construction industry. life and improved export opportunities for our growing agriculture sector. Australia’s As a female STEM graduate she has promoted Biosecurity system is science-based and the benefits of a career in Science to women Lyn’s organisation is the largest employer deciding on their course of study and of Vets in Australia as well as employing career choices. many entomologists and plant scientists amongst the approximately 4000 staff.

98 Deakin University Monday 18 February 12 pm Doctoral Degrees Kim Quayle Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘The Development of Lab-on-a-Chip Technology for the Detection of Equine Jessica Jayne Learey Performance Enhancement.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary ‘Expanding on Current Methods Employed This thesis saw the development of Lab- for Investigating Pet Food Stability.’ on-a-Chip technology for the detection of Summary equine performance enhancement by the The Australian pet food sector continues use of bioluminescent, chemiluminescent to grow due to the ‘humanisation’ of and electrochemiluminescent methods. pets. Ingredients added to pet food have The thesis findings highlight a novel the potential to degrade to harmful method of detecting doping via metabolic products making detection important. In activity, as well as the development of two this research, various analytical methods viable lab-on-a-chip devices for rapid and were adapted to improve detection of economic track side use with non-invasive products found in pet food including lipids, biological samples. This thesis also sees antioxidants and biogenic amines. the characterisation of novel water soluble luminescent Iridium(III) complexes for use Principal Supervisor: within wider aqueous assays. Dr Jacqui Adcock Principal Supervisor: School: Associate Professor Xavier Conlan Life and Environmental Sciences School: Anna Katrina Moodie Life and Environmental Sciences Whose thesis is entitled: Alice Risely ‘Effects of Prescribed Burning on Whose thesis is entitled: the Yellow-Footed Antechinus Antechinus Flavipes.’ ‘Host-Pathogen and Host-Microbe Interactions in Migratory Animals and their Summary Implications for Pathogen Dispersal.’ This research examined how a small mammal species, known as Antechinus, Summary responded to planned burning in a dry This thesis investigates host-microbe Victorian forest. Burning primarily affected interactions in migratory animals to Antechinus indirectly, through changes to examine the mechanisms by which resources used for shelter, denning and migrants may disperse pathogens long food, such as large trees and logs. These distances. Overall, this thesis found findings provide valuable insights for that migratory animals do not appear ecosystem management. to have a strong capacity to pick up and disperse pathogens. Supervisor: Associate Professor John White Principal Supervisor: Alfred Deakin Professor Marcel Klaassen School: Life and Environmental Sciences School: Life and Environmental Sciences

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 99 Monday 18 February 12 pm Master Degrees Karan Sandip Shah Whose thesis is entitled: Master of Science (Research) – ‘A Nanomotor Based on Enzyme MSc(Res) Nanoarchitectonics on 2-Demensional Nanomaterials.’ Paulina Gutierrez Ramos Summary Whose thesis is entitled: Development of autonomous and non- ‘Ecotourism as a Contributor of Sustainable autonomous nanomotor has been an area Development of Regional Areas.’ of intense interest and a new frontier for Summary research in the field of nanotechnology. This study gathered information about A dual-enzyme based nanomotor was the implementation of ecotourism as developed using graphene oxide which a sustainable development tool, in autonomously propels in glucose solution. two distinct case studies: Corangamite A biocompatible solution for several Catchment Region in Australia, and Janos applications especially drug delivery and Biosphere Reserve in Mexico. The results biosensing. provided factors and criteria, essential Principal Supervisor: for the development of ecotourism, Dr Wenrong Yang that form the base for an ecotourism School: development framework. Life and Environmental Sciences Principal Supervisor: Dr Robert Faggian Gokul Sidarth Thirunavukkarasu School: Whose thesis is entitled: Life and Environmental Sciences ‘Cloud-based loT Framework for Heterogeneous Real-Time Applications.’ Purna Chandra Poudel Summary Whose thesis is entitled: The main objective of this research is to ‘Statistical Analysis of Academic Results develop a cloud-based IoT framework, in an Engineering Physics Unit.’ which can help deployment of real-time Summary applications with less development time. In a first-year engineering-physics unit, a Enhancement connectivity and increased long-term statistical analysis of student intelligence of the overall IoT system are academic performance shows that it the main highlights of this research. is possible to teach students through Principal Supervisor: online learning in such a way that the Associate Professor Ben Horan students learning outcomes, as measured Co-Supervisors: by standard measures of academic Associate Professor Matthew Joordens assessment, are equivalent to the Mr Benjamin Champion corresponding students undertaking the Dr Hamid Abdi (External) unit in a traditional on-campus mode. School: Principal Supervisor: Engineering Dr John Long School: Life and Environmental Sciences

100 Deakin University Monday 18 February 12 pm Graduate Certificates Bachelor of Forensic Science with distinction/Bachelor of Criminology Graduate Certificate of Professional with distinction – BForensicSc/BCrim Practice (Information Technology) – Sarah Kate Bray GCertProfPrac(IT) Emily Isabel Chalmers Kate Calder Brendan Jeffrey Mayes Brittany Paige Turner Bachelor Degrees Bachelor of Forensic Science/Bachelor of Criminology with distinction – Bachelor of Environmental Science BForensicSc/BCrim (Honours) – BEnvSc(Hons) Elissa Rose Gifford Dannielle Teresa Graham Nikki Amanda Hardy Anne Elizabeth Gulliver Luke Jackson Howard Bachelor of Forensic Science/Bachelor Luke Galbraith Lupone of Criminology – BForensicSc/BCrim Nina Rose Page Zachary John Ellemor Daisy Cristina Parra Parra Danielle Louise Lawn Caitlin Marie Slater Jacinta Helen Sparrius Phillip Malherbe Julian Christopher Wandres Tien Thi Pham Shannon Mary Rose Young Bachelor of Forensic Science (Honours) – BForensicSc(Hons) Bachelor of Teaching (Science)/ Joseph Connor Bawden Bachelor of Science – BTeach(Sc)/BSc Katerina Mary Bredhauer Justine Helen Cain Tharani Thisuri Dissanayake Jessica Powers Bachelor of Biological Science with distinction – BBiolSc Bachelor of Science (Honours) – Sarah Jane Chellew BSc(Hons) Steven Paul Laurence Ariya Subasinghe Mudiyanselage Elizabeth Uldrikis Demagi Kalmalee Herath Emma Watson Laura Alice Bignell Natalie Marie Bromley Bachelor of Biological Science – Stephen Gerrit Delwig BBiolSc Jacob Filiti Ella Rose Denton Jay Colin Fitzpatrick Holly May Doran Catherine Louise Fraser Amy-Rose Johanna Fraser Anoohya Gandham Haben Masho Megan Lindsay Hildebrand Nelson Felix Oliver Teague-Derricks Madison Louise Keser Dylan Wood Ashleigh Patrene Lappin Ella Loeffler Natalie Patricia Mann Ben Newman Truc Phuong Thanh Nguyen Timothy Brendan Poole Ritika Saxena Melissa Kate Stanfield Lillian Kate Taylor Dean Craig Vermeulen

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 101 Monday 18 February 12 pm Bachelor of Biomedical Science Jackson Tyler Kirby with distinction – BBiomedSc Haydn James Knight Gaju Anand Crisdion Krstevski Esrin Aydin Janaya Lehmann Emily Jade Bakic Rona Angelie Lepatan Cooper William Ash Barlow Chendi Li Saira Batool Liarna Le Hang Ly Adam Michael Benedict Alice Sian McKegg Rheannon Ocsena Blucher Cassandra Jayne McLeod Tom Boydle-Raskatos Jake Reece Shane McNeil Ryan Matthew Brown Mariya Raleena Sriwathsara Mendis Jesse Frank Burke Daniel Raymond Minas Joel Benjamin Ian Calabro Hannah Isabelle Moody Brodie Lee Catheray Maxwell Noah Moraleda Anthony Christopher Chapkoun Stacie Anne Newbiggin Jacob Larion Cheremnov Elizabeth Kate Northover Shan Zou Chung Chloe Maree Penning Hayley Jasmine Clark Ambrose Mitchel Phey Mitchell John Clements Vincas Samuel Plunkett Camden Pierce Colee Emmaline Pulido Dylan James Court Cameron Andrew Puyol Caleb Robert Daly Aswathi Ravikumar Selene Chiara De Silva Daniel James Richardson Panayiota Demetriou Mary Shivani Sathiyamoorthy Riley Mark Dougheney-Earle Jacqueline Ismini Stella Scheicher Jessica Margaret Dougherty Lachlan Ross Simmons Samuel Jackson Egberts Courtney Simpson Alric Edin Ellinghaus Simran Varsha Singh Hooria Mursal Faryabee Grace Ann Slocombe Rifqa Ahmed Fayaz Mitchell Alexander Steele Jack James Findlay Alana Paige Stewart Clare Frances Fraser Kate Louise Sullivan Naomi Fuertes Joshua Lee Talev Coleen Orozco Gatchalian Angel Shanila Thurairajasingam Natalie Issabell Gelfand Brodie William Tweeddale Joseph Godfrey Stephens Gruner Matilda Rose Van Buuren-Milne Sabine Mayley Hamilton Akriti Varshney Henry Douglas Munden Harvey Emma Kate Vincent Oceania Winter Henry Thanh-Huyen Vo Kayleigh Elizabeth Hollyman Jacqueline Ruth Marjorie Wall Benjamin Leslie Hunter Laken Andrew Willis Joe Ibrahim Ember Skye Wilson Adelaide Marie Jamieson Daniel Alastair James Wylie Lachlyn William Keiller Jasmine Siew Lee Yoong Krystal Ann Kemerer Khushboo Khatri

102 Deakin University Monday 18 February 12 pm Bachelor of Biomedical Science – Liam Benjamin Ryan BBiomedSc Justin James Saggese Femin Irene Abraham Sanduni Sanjula Abeysinghe Claushaine Jerame Fae Adra Hashni Tharuka Senanayake Chisom Harrison Agbarakwe Ray Shu Ehlam Ahmed Rebekah Simpson Wahib Ali Jack Stewart Storey Sultan Ibrahim A Alnawshan Laura Ashleigh Swan Neha Dhivyani Annedi Lara Margarete Voglsanger Andrew Lee Boskovski Courtney Anne Weir Olivia Jayne Burge Grace Jean Angela Weir Grace Michelle Collins Kiera Louise Wood Megan Alice Cristofaro Lee Huo Yem Emily Catherine Davis Melanie Zaya Natasha Devduni De Mel Nilofar Zia Sevil Dirama Bachelor of Environmental Science Vedrana Djurkovic (Environmental Management and Nicholas Stephen Emonson Aileen Joy Carreon Evangelista Sustainability) with distinction – Vanessa Faraday BEnvSc(EnvMgt&Sus) Michelle Amanda Fleming Jye Dylan Andersen Nicci-Dallbello Griffin Kaitlin Jessie Bingley Warda Soraya Haidari Rory Burton Mahak Hashemi Thomas Spyridon Carydias Sean Kennewell Jack Christian Georgia Elizabeth Keogh Monique Olivia Cugliari Sophie Jane Langford Matthew Charles Toms Egan Ailish Matilda Learmonth Madison Jamie Evans-Clay Ying Ping Low Ryan Fernandez Nhieu Hoan Ly Luke Aaron Foran William Andrew MacTaggart Azra Hadzic Mahesh Vrinda Chunlin Huang Georgia Deborah McMahon Lachlan Anthony Hunter Brittany Clare Mendes Xiaozhen Liu Shari Lisa Mitchell Joanne Pearson Rachel Jane Morris Jordan Darcy Santilli Jemma Leanne Parsons Louise Cecilia Stringer Corey James Pedersen Thomas Jackson Sutton Rose Lena Pelle Trisha-Marie Sheanne Perera Wesley Jacob Plange Samantha Jayne Regora Stephanie Anne Runciman

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 103 Monday 18 February 12 pm Bachelor of Environmental Science Bachelor of Environmental Science (Environmental Management and (Wildlife and Conservation Biology) – Sustainability) – BEnvSc(EnvMgt&Sus) BEnvSc(Wild&ConsBiol) Ryan John Butler Asmaa Alhusainan Hongbo Chen Campbell Ian De Kretser Shichang Chen Kailee Jane Densworth Tanya Kalhara Galappathie Kim Louise Fidder Matthew David Gaudion Angus Lloyd Howlett Tsz Ching Hui Lucyna Isobelle Kania Jeremy James Hunt Matilda Keogh Sarah Kylie Kobiolke Jessica Jade Meyer Zhengxin Liao Aaron Mocciaro Luke Longton Ruby Oliver-King Emily June McAsey Remy Randall Schneider Christopher Joseph McCulloch Millie Jiang Liying Shone Hayley Elizabeth Myers Nicholas Joseph Volpe Shu Ouyang Mason Thomas Schembri Bachelor of Forensic Science with Samuel Darcy Wallace distinction – BForensicSc Yufeng Yao Marie Anne Raj Antony Dass Yuran Zhou Harry Michael Atkinson Nicole Francis Bond Bachelor of Environmental Science Sienna Jacqueline Dance (Environmental Management) with Antony Gazukin distinction – BEnvSc(EnvMgt) Kayla Victoria Gonzalez Ella Ann Henderson Kirilee Jane Hosier Mikayla Maree Milanovic Bachelor of Environmental Jack Brian Reither Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology) with distinction – Bachelor of Forensic Science – BEnvSc(Wild&ConsBiol) BForensicSc Frances Fay Abary Laura Marie Buttigieg Esra Arguc Holly Renee Gloster Georgina Bramwell Matthew James Lefoe Christopher James Linaker Tiani Leticia Passmore Emily Rose McLaughlan Caitlin Marie Slater Jessica Anne Muir-Morris Rebecca Spence Georgina Clare Pontonio Fiona Tiu Angela Jasmine Taylor Anna Wynne Van Der Peet Hannah Maree Wiggs

104 Deakin University Monday 18 February 12 pm Bachelor of Science Benjamin Mark Livingstone with distinction – BSc Sinead McGarrigle Shems Al-Murieb Rachel Lee McNamara Eliza Maggie Baker Dorcas J Obai Ryley Bryce Burgess Saishna Anishni Prasad* Nicole Rachel Dobin Shane Raux Benjamin Jordan Firipis Renata Melissa Retegan John Hugh Forsyth Lauren Elizabeth Simons Emily Kate Fowler Rebecca Michelle St Ledger Daniel Jiang Kacey Samantha Stephenson Maddison Lee Kersting Eden Sterry Moya Jane Kviz Daniel Edward Tabone Scott James Leathbridge Jenny Yang Stephanie Lloyd Bachelor of Zoology and Animal Conna Robert Matthews Science with distinction – Annie Kate McCole Madeleine Hannah Nicholls BZool&AnimalSc Harshini Samarasingha Georgia Elyse Boal Elizabeth Urania Skalkos Rosanna Bowes Sarah Ellen Smith Chang Wei-Han Rebecca Symes Lucy Genevieve Duncan Kyla Lee Thebes Brittney Evans Rachel Marie Tobin Sonia Ellen Hannath Zachary Liam Vandenhoven Kelsey Ann Malseed Thomas John Walton Emily Kate Pattison Connor Frank Williams Georgia Rose Woodhead Hayley Anne Wilson Bachelor of Zoology and Animal Bachelor of Science – BSc Science – BZool&AnimalSc Matthew Brendon Aczel Lachlan James Caffieri Bhatt Hani Sophie Lauren Gray Cohen Craven Selina Annelise Meehan Thomas Cuerden Adam David Miller Lisa Anniemay Del-Grosso Zachary James Purtill Joanna Escobar Casey Quach Amelia Ruth Christine Frawley Barbara Rinker Tara Jane Giedl Ashleigh Roberts Natasha Gigliotti Emily Eva Steele Michael James Horvatinovic Tsz Lok Tin Adam Losi Jones Rhyan Morgan Wellwood James Ashley Kanjo Khavari Samira * student’s award conferred at a Thomas Alick Kirk previous graduation round Mona Kumari

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 105 Monday 18 February 12 pm Prizes and Awards

Alfred Deakin Professor Council established the title of Alfred Deakin Professor to recognise members of Deakin University professoriate who have made a sustained, high level contribution to research at Deakin. The title is the highest honour the University can bestow on a member of academic staff. The title of Alfred Deakin Professor will be conferred upon Professor Leigh Ackland for an outstanding and sustained contribution to furthering the University’s research and scholarship and learning goals in the field of cellular and molecular biology with respect to human disease.

on plants, fungi, algae and bacteria, and the molecular biology of cancer and diabetes. Her research has been supported by funding from NHMRC, ARC, USA Department of Defense and National Institutes of Health (US). Professor Ackland has made significant contributions to undergraduate teaching at Deakin, particularly in the creation and delivery of 23 new biological science units, and to the biomedical course, now a flagship course at the university. She received awards for teaching excellence, innovation and design for curricula and course delivery in 2009 and 2014. In 2003 Professor Ackland received the Deakin University Vice Chancellor’s Service Professor Leigh Ackland Recognition Award. Following a visit to India Professor Ackland graduated from the with the Deakin Deputy Vice Chancellor University of Melbourne, with BSc (Hons), (International), she obtained Australia-India MSc and PhD. She joined Deakin University Council funding with Indian collaborators in 1994. She currently holds a personal in 2005 to set up a research program chair in Molecular Biosciences and is the with program with the TERI, Department director of the Centre for Cellular and of Biotechnology. The TERI-Deakin Molecular Biology at Deakin. Prof Ackland nanotechology programme is now a key has had a major role in the development initiative that has rapidly expanded to provide of laboratory-based bioscience research opportunities for Deakin-India collaborations. at Deakin over two decades. Her research, while initially focused on metal biology in humans, has broadened to include research

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Professor Ackland also established international links with China through the Chinese-Australian Joint Research Centre for Environmental Remediation and Health, to foster Australia-China research collaborations in 2008, with funding through the International Science Linkages Programme. In 2014, Prof Ackland participated in the Ernst Strungmann Forum in Frankfurt, Germany, and was selected as a member of a team of international expert scientists to address global issues relating to nutrient deficiencies and toxicities. Professor Ackland is a member of the Australian Society for Medical Research, the Cancer Council Victoria, Medical and Scientific Committees. She has participated on NHMRC, ARC, Wellcome Trust UK and other international grant review panels. Recently she joined the board of advisors of Climate Alliance a not-for-profit, company that engages with business leaders to help them become better informed about the opportunities and risks of climate change.

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 107 Monday 18 February 6 pm Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment

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Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 6 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Professor John Yearwood, Head of School, Information Technology, Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Mace Bearer Mr Darren Taylor, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Welcome Address Mr John Stanhope AM, Chancellor Occasional Address Mr Dean Landy The Conferring of Awards Chancellor presiding, assisted by Associate Professor Jo Coldwell-Neilson, Deputy Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Professor Karen Hapgood, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Graduate Response Ms Adrianne Crouch Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 109 Monday 18 February 6 pm Mr Landy’s entrepreneurial approach to addressing social issues has also lead to the establishment of various social enterprises and on-going research in the field of urban development. In 2007, following many years of volunteer work internationally, Mr Landy established One Heart Foundation, a for-purpose organisation working in Kenya and Uganda providing homes and schools for orphaned and abandoned children, while establishing a series of social enterprises that create a financially self-sufficient model. In 2015 Mr Landy lead a team to create a new drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre in Melbourne’s West to address the growing problems created by addictions which has gone on to impact countless families. In 2016, following two years of research, Mr Dean Landy Mr Landy released his first book titled ‘Creating Vibrant Communities’. This insightful The Occasional Address will be delivered book provides a fresh approach for creating by Mr Dean Landy. healthy, sustainable, and more liveable Dean Landy is a visionary urban designer, communities. architect, author, start-up CEO, and social As a result of the findings from the entrepreneur. research, Mr Landy went on to establish a Personally and professionally, Mr Landy new start-up called Tribus which aims to is driven by a personal mission statement address the many issues he saw around ‘to improve the quality of people’s lives by social disadvantage and untapped social creating stronger communities’. This clear capital. A new digital tool, Tribus is helping focus has translated to a multi‑faceted disrupt the way communities, councils and career that genuinely seeks to create businesses work together to help create more more vibrant, sustainable, and socially vibrant communities. connected communities – both within Having been awarded many design and Australia and internationally. As a partner leadership awards throughout his diverse at ClarkeHopkinsClarke, Mr Landy leads career, in 2017 Mr Landy was honoured to be the urban design and major developments named the Deakin University Young Alumni of team. Over 20 years he has led the design the year, in recognition for his contribution to of hundreds of commercial developments, community development. from mixed use activity centres and master-planned communities, through to his current project designing new city’s with future populations of over 300,000 residents.

110 Deakin University Monday 18 February 6 pm Doctoral Degrees Daniel James Eyckens Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘Applications of New Ionic Liquids for Organic Transformations.’ Amin Bakhshandehabkenar Summary Whose thesis is entitled: This research asserted the use of new ionic ‘Group Activity Recognition and Analysis: liquids as advantageous when performing Concept, Model and Service Architecture.’ organic transformations. This began with Summary the characterisation of these liquids and This thesis presents a new method for included examples of organic synthesis representing and recognizing human group achieved rapidly in mild conditions, activities using sensors, showing how outperforming methods previously real-world group activity scenarios can be observed in the literature. automatically detected and understood by Principal Supervisor: combining sensor data from smartphones, Associate Professor Luke Henderson smartwatches, and Internet-of-Things Institute: devices. This research also introduces a Institute for Frontier Materials generic service-oriented architecture for cloud-based group activity recognition. Alexandra-Anda Florea Principal Supervisor: Whose thesis is entitled: Professor Seng Loke ‘An Architectural Study of Romanian School: Villages in the Twenty-First Century.’ Information Technology Summary Sharmistha Dhara This thesis aims to deconstruct the Romanian village of the twenty-first Whose thesis is entitled: century. To this end, the history of ‘Precipitation Behaviour in Ti-Mo Bearing the Romanian village is compared and Microalloyed Steels.’ contrasted to the findings of the fieldwork, Summary bringing to light differences between the Precipitation behaviour in Ti-Mo realities of the village and a traditional rural microalloyed steels during isothermal environment that is idealised. holding has been investigated to Principal Supervisor: understand the effect of the microalloying Associate Professor Mirjana Lozanovska elements on the precipitation process. School: Advanced characterisation using atom Architecture and Built Environment probe tomography reveal a positive correlation between the precipitate and steel Mo compositions and a slow coarsening kinetics compared to TiC precipitates. Principal Supervisor: Dr Ross Marceau Institute: Institute for Frontier Materials

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 111 Monday 18 February 6 pm Haripriya Harikumar Peter Anthony Huf Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Machine Learning to Fight Addiction ‘Algebraic Computing and Tensors in Using Social Media.’ General Relativity.’ Summary Summary This thesis focused on the application of Albert Einstein’s field equations for general machine learning techniques to help in relativity have proven to be revolutionary fighting addiction. The study reveals the in modern physics. There remains the potential of these techniques to deal with possibility that many predictions may such societal problems. still lie within these equations. The thesis Principal Supervisor: examines the use of software in assisting Associate Professor Santu Rana the exploration of the potential wealth of information in the equations. Co-Supervisor: Associate Professor Sunil Gupta Principal Supervisor: Dr John Carminati School: Information Technology School: Information Technology Ibrahim Hossain Van Thanh Huynh Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Informative Transfer by Active Learning for Calibration Time Reduction of Brain ‘Integrated Path Planning and Control for Computer Interface.’ Robust Guidance of Underwater Vehicles.’ Summary Summary The outcomes of this research significantly This thesis focuses on the problem shorten the long calibration time for of designing guidance algorithms for brain‑computer interface system. Hence, underwater robots working in highly the system can be used for a new user with dynamic environments. Utilizing advanced the lower amount of time for calibration control theory, together with robotic path data collection. This makes the system planning and optimization techniques, the more practically feasible for patients with thesis proposes new, integrated control and neural disease. path planning methods for robustly guiding underwater vehicles against environmental Principal Supervisor: uncertainties and perturbations. Associate Professor Abbas Khosravi Principal Supervisor: Institute: Associate Professor Hieu Trinh Institute for Intelligent Systems Research and Innovation School: Engineering

112 Deakin University Monday 18 February 6 pm Ghaith Dh Khalil James Wainaina Maina* Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘A Novel RFID-based Anti-Counterfeiting ‘Metal Organic Framework Based Catalytic Scheme for Retailer Environments.’ Reactors for CO2 Conversion.’ Summary Summary This study investigates the use of RFID Efficient techniques for growing metal technologies to develop anti-counterfeiting organic frameworks-based hybrid catalytic and anti-theft solutions that can be reactors, across macroporous metal deployed in retail environments. The substrates, as well as modifications proposed protocols have been designed to techniques for enhancing their catalytic address identified weaknesses in previous efficiency towards CO2 conversion schemes regarding RFID based counterfeit were developed. Modifications with and also shown through formal methods to semiconductor nanoparticles led to a be provably secure. dramatic improvement in photocatalytic Principal Supervisor: activity, while carbonization resulted in Professor Robin Ram Mohan Doss improved electrocatalytic activity. School: Principal Supervisor: Information Technology Dr Ludovic Dumee Institute: Yan Li Institute for Frontier Materials Whose thesis is entitled: Faezeh Makhlooghiazad ‘Energy Potential Visualisation and Techno‑economic Assessment for Whose thesis is entitled: Constructing Solar Photovoltaic Projects ‘Novel Solid State Sodium Electrolytes Base on Building Envelopes.’ on Organic Ionic Plastic Crystals.’ Summary Summary This study has provided techno-economic The focus of this study was to develop assessment and visualisation for safe, stable, highly conductive and constructing solar photovoltaic projects high‑performance solid-state electrolytes on building envelopes. The research has for Na battery devices based on organic achieved the mapping technologies for ionic plastic crystals (OIPCs) with the spatial and temporal variation of phosphonium cations, which have received solar radiation yields and project revenue less attention compared to other kinds distribution over building envelopes. of OIPCs and yet offer the possibility of Principal Supervisor: enhanced electrochemical properties. Associate Professor Chunlu Liu Principal Supervisor: School: Alfred Deakin Professor Maria Forsyth Architecture and Built Environment Institute: Institute for Frontier Materials

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 113 Monday 18 February 6 pm Ahmed Abdulateef Mohammed Keiran Maclean Pringle Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Robust Approaches for Face Recognition.’ ‘An Investigation into Short Polymer Fibre Summary Production in Fluid Systems.’ This thesis proposed three methods to Summary represent four facial attributes (three of This study advanced the understanding of them related to demographic information: the fundamental mechanisms of short fibre gender, age and race) and the fourth one formation and developed both analytical related to facial expression information. and computational models. These models Discriminative facial features can be allow for predictions of process outcomes obtained by applying texture analysis to be made. The knowledge and tools techniques to the polar raster sampled developed have been utilised in the images. Improved results have been scale-up procedures of the process by obtained utilizing both single-label and our industry partner. multi-label classification paradigms. Principal Supervisor: Principal Supervisor: Dr Alessandra Sutti Dr Atul Sajjanhar Institute: School: Institute for Frontier Materials Information Technology Jun Rao Tahsin Fahima Orchi Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Proton Conducting Membranes for ‘Nonlinear Partial Feedback Linearizing Energy Applications.’ Controller Design for Power Systems with Summary Advanced Models.’ This study investigated the relationship Summary between chemistry and ionic conductivity This thesis develops a nonlinear partial of protic organic salts, and also obtained feedback linearizing control scheme for a fundamental understanding of the power systems. The nonlinear controllers influence of the polymer matrix on the are designed by considering advanced ion dynamics of protic organic salts. The models of systems which include both findings are crucial for developing novel conventional and modern renewable proton conductors for energy storage and power generation systems. Simulation conversion technologies. studies are carried out to demonstrate the Principal Supervisor: effectiveness of the designed controllers Alfred Deakin Professor Maria Forsyth over existing controllers. Institute: Principal Supervisor: Institute for Frontier Materials Dr Apel Mahmud School: Engineering

114 Deakin University Monday 18 February 6 pm Tushar Kanti Roy Ali Zolfagharian Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Robust Nonlinear Adaptive Backstepping ‘3D Printed Soft Actuators.’ Controller Design for Power System Summary Applications including Renewable This research focusses on demonstrating Energy Systems.’ the potential application of additive Summary manufacturing technology in robotics This thesis has developed robust nonlinear and especially soft robotics. The project backstepping and adaptive backstepping included material fabrication, 3D printing, controllers for power networks. design, mathematical modeling and Comprehensive control solutions are computer simulations, and has resulted in provided for conventional and modern eight publications in top-tier journals and power generation systems including DC two conference papers. microgrids. One of the excellent features Principal Supervisor: of these controllers is the robustness Associate Professor Akif Kaynak against parameter uncertainties and measurement noises. School: Engineering Principal Supervisor: Dr Apel Mahmud School: Master Degrees Engineering Master of Engineering (Research) – Purnomo Yustianto MEng(Res) Whose thesis is entitled: Ahmad Erfani Moghadam ‘General Framework for Service Whose thesis is entitled: Engineering Analysis and Design.’ ‘Flexible Roll Forming of the Variable Summary Depth Profiles.’ The research produced a General Service Summary Engineering Framework (GSEF), a process guideline for building a service system This study is believed to be the first attempt which covers both the business and that developed a fundamental base for informatics aspects. The framework the design of a flexible roll forming (FRF) also defines service engineering system for channel parts of variable depth. ontologi, which collects and specifies One major shape defect in the FRF of components of service engineering and variable depth is the wrinkling in the flange. its internal relations. An accurate and reliable wrinkling predictor has been developed that will permit the Principal Supervisor: estimation of wrinkling in FRF parts for the Professor Robin Ram Mohan Doss optimal design of the profile. School: Principal Supervisor: Information Technology Dr Matthias Weiss Institute: Institute for Frontier Materials

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 115 Monday 18 February 6 pm Master of Architecture – MArch Master of Construction Rafael Acosta Ruiz Management – MCM Amarasinghe Arachchillage Buddhika Sultan Alborkani Indranath Bandara Amarasinghe Kerry Condon Dylan James Armstrong Nishan Chandika Fernando Mitchell Jackson Brown Manjula Hanumarajaiah Phoenix Jane Reed Brown Clifford Barry Harvey Riley Nelson Bush Matthew Lund Bradley Corcoran Joel Nyoni Kevin Kiranbhai Dalia Stephanie Paris Rock Zhaonian Ding Rutuja Vijay Gaikwad Master of Construction Management Vishwani Gottam (Professional) – MCM(Prof) Siti Fatimah Hashim Abel Joy Bhathukendhee Matthew John Hogan Pooja Bhatti Yachi Hou Dave Kushan Mukesh Betul Kahraman Hari Krishna Reddy Devasani Yuchen Liu Amina Ferdous Darshan Deepak Mehta Siddharth Mahadeo Gawade Jonathan Leslie Mills Gijo Varghese George Marjan Oczkowicz Abhishek Habib David Sexton Rasika Dhananjay Haridas Sneha Sunny Karamjit Singh Angus Robert Gerald Wishart Urmila Kashipaka Elroy Yuan Woei Wong Anil Kumar Kolluru Boxin Xu Manik Luthra Lingxin Xu Lohith Megalamane Halesh Aman Mittal Master of Architecture (Design Vibhav Suhas Nawathe Management) – MArch(DesMgt) Yathender Reddy Pannala Jesse David Delmo Kushal Ashitkumar Parikh Rachel Louise Eastman Khasim Khan Pathan Luke Christopher Grbin Vinit Suresh Patne Nicole Jane Hallett Akhil Kumar Pottapu Holly-Anne Hood Varun Kumar Reddy Sadala Jay Alexander Mammino Haneef Shaik Jacquelyn Rebecca Mangubat Veerta Sanjaykumar Sharma Jessica Rose Pearson Edric Soetiono Aaron Rupasinghe Tazkia Tasnim Melisa Santos Tejinder Singh Lyn-Myn Tay Samiksha Upadhyay

116 Deakin University Monday 18 February 6 pm Master of Cyber Security – Vinay Hanumantha Reddy MCyberSec Harjot Singh Andrew Douglas Perry Harmeet Singh Jeevan Jacob Master of Data Analytics – Parminder Singh Jaj MDataAnalytics Venkata Saideep Jasti Venkata Goutham Raj Bandaru Jatinder Singh Nikhil Dinesh Bhat Aneesh Raj Jayaraj Kate Callan Arun Jolly Xuan Manh Do Shivam Joshi Arun Dubey Harprateek Singh Kahlon Adithya Gopakumar Abishek Kalagara Vijayalakshmi Kapoor Mounika Kancheti Vishu Kasivelu Girish Naga Ratna Teja Kolluri Ritesh Kumar Pruthviraj Kumar Kunaparaju Uttam Krishna Soma Raju Vinod Kumawat Maden Moo Sushanth Patel Ballupet Lingaraj Haritima Tiwari Akshay Ashok Lodha Aravind Sai Kumar MacHerla Master of Engineering Barath Sagar Madhavan Nair (Professional) – MEng(Prof) Vinu Manadan Varghese Achuth Sreenivas Sebastian Manjarres Espinosa Poojitha Adapa Aasawari Vilas Meshram Veera Bhaskar Addala Abdul Rahman Mohammed Kshitiz Adhikari Wasim Khaiser Muhammad Aaqib Ali Aditya Mukherjee Basil Alias Sainath Nagam Siddhant Anand Sanket Changdeo Narode Dhevarath Arathi Chandrashekhar Nikunjkumar Kantilal Patel Abhishek Balijepalli Sarika Pawar Dinesh Bandi Sri Surya Aditya Peri Jeet Harish Bhuva Akshay Chandrakant Pokalwar Akhil Chowdary Chalasani Rohan Kumar Prudhvinath Reddy Chemikala Sandeep Singh Vivek Reddy Chimarla Akash Sathya Kumar Aftab Khatal Desai Abhinay Sharma Piyush Dhingra Nibin Showkath Vishnu Divakaran Siva Sai Kalyan Somisetty Sai Krishna Reddy Duvvuru Saravanakumar Thoddi Narasimhan Rajeev Gaddam Rajendran Umang Ramesh Gala Mohit Tikoo Himanshu Gandhi Nikhil Reddy Vangoori Sachin George Tushar Rajnikant Vavaiya Bikramjeet Singh Gill Alexander Vikharev Kirthi Raj Govinda Raj Naga Nikhil Yenduri Sairam Sharma Gullapalli Umang Kumar Gupta

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 117 Monday 18 February 6 pm Master of Information Master of Landscape Architecture – Technology – MIT MLandscapeArch Jin Bai Peter Blackledge Heidi Celeste Hendry Bhavya Dawar Suhas Raghavan M V Ross William Freshwater Lakshman Shantakumar Yaswanth Chandra Kanduri Mengze Wu Siqi Luo Lyndall Robyn Morris Master of Information Technology Dikesh Kumar Shrestha (Professional) – MIT(Prof) Sai Krishna Anumari Master of Planning – MPlan Mounika Baddula Khaluf Rahim Abudalsaadh Alsalim Siddhardha Balemarthy Shiva Malekfarnoud Jagmeet Singh Bali Master of Planning (Professional) – Bhavishya Boppana Hemasri Chappidi MPlan(Prof) Aditya Chaturvedula Shashank Goud Biragoni Subhadra Dangol Christine Anne Cooke Rupam Debnath Liam Gerard Prescott Chetan Jadhav Nagendra Sai Jeepalyam Graduate Diplomas Vijendra Reddy Kanala Trilok Kaza Graduate Diploma of Data Analytics – Harsh Nileshkumar Khatiwala GDipDataAnalytics Lakshmi Venkata Sai Rakshit Kunala Sarah Margaret Crooke Sudev Kurur Nitish Suresh Mali Graduate Diploma of Information Neha Ramesh Nimran Technology – GDipIT Nabin Prasad Poudel Ann Bernadette Corvera Lakshmi Mounica Chowdary Pusuluri Paul Crossley Renjith Mathew Do Minh Thu Vineesha Sappidi Yi Lu Ankush Sharma Mavis Kudzai Maravanyika Achala Kamalkant Singh Byron John Reynolds Tony Toms Edward Sun Naveen Kumar Varma Vegeshna Kaushik Vidhyadhar Graduate Diploma of Planning – Yi Wei Xin GDipPlan Trent Blackmore Richard Christopher Sota Graduate Diploma of Virtual and Augmented Reality – GDipVR&AR Rudy Carpio-Alfsen

118 Deakin University Monday 18 February 6 pm Graduate Certificates Bachelor Degrees

Graduate Certificate of Cyber Bachelor of Construction Security – GCertCyberSec Management (Honours)/Bachelor Nelson Clemente of Property and Real Estate with Graduate Certificate of Engineering – distinction – BCM(Hons)/BPRE GCertEng Callum Francis Bourke Teja Phanisairam Kunadharaju Bachelor of Construction Peter James Michael Lawson Management (Honours)/Bachelor Graduate Certificate of Information of Property and Real Estate – Technology – GCertIT BCM(Hons)/BPRE Blake Embrey James Michael O’Connell Jia Lin Bachelor of Design (Architecture) Marc McDiarmid with distinction/Bachelor of Xifan Wu Construction Management Graduate Certificate of Landscape (Honours) – BD(Arch)/BCM(Hons) Design – GCertLandscapeDes Natalie Charlotte Angus Stephen James Fischer Jarrod Alexander Argent Amy Brook Benbow Jack Chazan Harry David Christie Aaron Lachlan Churton Joshua Adam Collins James Allan Embry Callan James Green Matthew John Gulli Maria Antoun Hindy Ariana Llewellyn-Millard Dillon Brodie MacDonnell Nicolas Jon Muscat Alexandra Ruby Phillips Jake William Ross Danica Louise Williams

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 119 Monday 18 February 6 pm Bachelor of Design (Architecture)/ Bachelor of Civil Engineering Bachelor of Construction (Honours) – BCivEng(Hons) Management (Honours) – Almuhana Mohammad H M H W H BD(Arch)/BCM(Hons) Benjamin Steven Conway James John Allitt Jack Andrew Cornwell Adrianne Tayla Crouch Michael William Audsley Nicholas Luke Dula Matthew William Bailey Mitch Peter Francis Aaron Peter James Bourke Dillon Maxwell Haire Georgina Jacqueline Brady James Philip Hayes Elliott Gregory Creed Mark Francis Hoare Thomas Robert Andrew Dance Mihail Ilijevski Jordan Daniel Di Paolo Kurt Ole Jensen Joe Dorrat Thorpe Zhang Jianping Joshua Mark Fisher Jingshen Liu Lisa Anna Maria Gargano Michael John Maries Patrick John Hough Ambrose William Mc Intyre Alexander John Huntington Alexander James McIntyre Mason David Kip Nathan David Stones Shannan Jane Lapham Nicholas Vincent Sullivan Yen Nee Lee Lucy Kate Targett Daniele Maisano Mitchell Lee Thomas Isaac James McLeod Ellen Renee Whillance Tom Julian Monahan Thomas James Whiting Stephanie May Nash Bachelor of Construction Nicolas Reyes Beltran Management (Honours) – BCM(Hons) Bessel Ali Sleiman Daniel Badaloff Fletcher Stephen Smagas Marc Luis Ballester Ania Catherine Stanikowski Lucas Bonifacio Margarita Sudakova Billy Jarod Boothroyd Qiaochu Tang Thomas Albert Burrows Capucine Louise Webber William Chhen Jordan Michael White Jonathon Christopher Diplaris Tegan Melva White Muhammed Ali Er Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/ Brendan White Flett Emma May Hill Bachelor of Commerce – Deon De Vries Joubert BEng(Hons)/BCom Callum Peter Kosta Darcy James Southern Samuel Majetic Hayden James Moody Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/ Jack Henry Onley Bachelor of Science – BEng(Hons)/BSc Joshua Luke Page Samuel Loyal Morrow Callum Stutchbury Parrotte Maxsim Jure Radman Harry David Rawlings Bonnie Emily Smith Philip Stojanovski Thomas Edward Sullivan Ezzat Taleb Jiacheng Tang Samuel Robert Wright Shayan Jay Zaraie

120 Deakin University Monday 18 February 6 pm Bachelor of Electrical and Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering Electronics Engineering (Honours) – (Honours) – BMechtEng(Hons) BElec&ElecEng(Hons) Declan Thomas Behan Bader Bandar D Alanazi Jason Duong Dane Gregory Archer Daniel Bassam El Aawar Mohammed Ali S R Elfard Matthew Jack Karpinski Lucas Christopher Freeman Johannes Michael Long Vivek Guraba Jason Nicholas Pietsch Christopher Leo Larkin Michael Vincent Leslie Thomas Mahmoud Nahas Paul Anthony Whitlock Benjamin James Peel Michael Perin Bachelor of Design (Architecture)/ Marko Potpara Bachelor of Construction Spencer Jayden Symes Management – BD(Arch)/BCM Dalton Tonkin Ryan John Radke Michael John Wiener Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Commerce – BEng/BCom BEng(Hons) Shehan Haffil Stephen Robert McKnight Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Bachelor of Information Technology Science – BEng/BSc (Honours) – BIT(Hons) Karl Edward Wilkins Cameron Charles Hollingsworth Zian Liu Bachelor of Architectural Technology – Jonathon David Meyers BArchTech Zhiyu Xu Brayden Scott Cooper Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Computer Science with (Honours) – BMechEng(Hons) distinction – BCompSc Matthew Alizzi Rachel Lea Calleia Jordan James Bicknell Anthony Derimboglou Simon Curtis Blight Lachlan James Orr Riley Samuel Brennan Connor James Vernon Nicholas Shaun Roderick Edghill Frank Daniel Elmo Bachelor of Computer Science – Scott Jay Gould BCompSc William Russell Clifford Hall Weibao Sun Mark Daniel Hawes Corey Francis Hird Forrest Chilam Yip Aaron John Jones Bachelor of Cyber Security with Gaurangkumar Jitendrabhai Patel distinction – BCyberSec Aiden John Pierce Yechao Qin Marial Awan Machut Abu Bakkar Siddique Bachelor of Cyber Security – Keagan Brian Stap BCyberSec Corben George Wiles Timothy Charles Williams Rashelle Anne Bicknell Matthew Joseph Zampatti Mayuresh Suresh Pande Guodong Zeng Mengna Zheng

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 121 Monday 18 February 6 pm Bachelor of Design (Architecture) Bachelor of Games Design and with distinction – BDes(Arch) Development – BGamesDes&Dev Sharyn Louise Blakemore Mouhamed Habib Samuel James Halsall Hei Man Leung Simone Isabel Knott Finn Morgan Rogerson Eden Lebbos Dylan Newell Bachelor of I.T. Security with Jason Christopher Porter distinction – BITSec Jessica Laura Shaw Fraser James Day Amy Michelle Smith Alicia Major David Tennant Olivia W Thiele Bachelor of Design (Architecture) – Bachelor of I.T. Security – BITSec BDes(Arch) Kyle Edward McCafferty Guled Abdulwasi Muzi Wu Hassan Ali Bachelor of Information Technology Krishraj Boodhoo with distinction – BIT Jordan Caruso Erin Julie Abrams Qi Xie Choong Shaun Ward Anderson Francisco Chung Stephen Frank Birsa John Kevin Cortes Rigel Butler Sheyanne Rose Fox Zehong Dong Michael Nicholas Grosso Megan Briana Erbacher Lachlan Jordan Hewitt Arran James Fletcher Erwin John Ilao Fei Gao Michael Mega Connor John Grantham Jackson Thomas Mortelliti Zixuan He Bidollah Noori Nikolce Jovanoski Idriss Omari Viet Le Vasilios Pandolas Rui Li Jacinta Maddison Paraskevas Teng Li Jackson Maxwell Phillips Yidan Liu Christopher Haig Poulson Benjamin Lo Athanasios Prevenas Benjamin Meehan Luis Felipe Renteria Mitchell Joseph Mifsud Mohammad Haroon Taghar Phillip James Moon Tafadzwa Tsoka Nathan Eldon Mudge Ashleigh Anne Vawser Taliesin Belle Nicholas Thomas Wooster Micah Noel Nuske Bachelor of Engineering – BEng Mishellie Florian Vileshka Pandeniya Sarwan Kumar Mudaliar Bandarawathe Kriston Nilsson Cassandra Pauline Papadopoulos Thomas Ramon Richardson Harrison Lindsay Powell Adam Brook Smeaton Bachelor of Games Design and Aaron Luke Taylor Development with distinction – Peizhe Wang BGamesDes&Dev Zixuan Wang Chong Zhang Daniel Robert James Allan Kaiqi Zhang

122 Deakin University Monday 18 February 6 pm Bachelor of Information Bachelor of Information Technology Technology – BIT (Computer Science and Software Sohaib Khaled A Abdulrheem Development) with distinction – Abdulaziz Dhuwayhi F Alanazi BIT(CS&SD) Ahmed Mohammed O Aljohani Thomas Keith Fotheringham Abdulrahman Mustafa H Alruhaymi James Edward McNamee Elvis Anthony Abdulrahman Omar A Baali Bachelor of Information Technology Daniel Catania (Computer Science and Software Salvie Marie Colina Development) – BIT(CS&SD) Luke Peter Crawford Jonathan Michael Quinn Thomas Edward Dodds Robert Clem Wainewright Kaihl Fransen Andrew Llewellyn Groeger Bachelor of Information Technology Jingxuan Jiao (Games Design and Development) – Joel Terence Kearney BIT(GamesDes&Dev) Scott Zhen Hua Liao Matthew Timmy Lau Shyam Lingam Xingzi Liu Bachelor of Information Technology Yangyu Miao (I.T. Security) with distinction – Nikolce Mitrevski BIT(ITSec) Kasun Chathuranga Muthukumarana Aaron Khor Robertson Palavinnage Junda Peng Bachelor of Information Technology Vishnu Prabhakaran Nair Ajitha (Mobile and Apps Development) – Usman Khalid Quddusi BIT(Mob&AppsDev) Muhammad Zumair Qureshi Kyle Andrew Russell Jonathan Oswaldo Ruiz Alex Ter * student’s award conferred at a Yuhao Wang previous graduation round Dale James Watson Risdani Agung Wibowo Lihaoyuan Wu

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 123 Tuesday 19 February 12 pm Faculty of Arts and Education

124 Deakin University Tuesday 19 February 12 pm

Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 12 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Associate Professor Dianne Toe, Acting Head of School, Education, Faculty of Arts and Education Mace Bearer Mr Matt McDonough, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Arts and Education Welcome Address Ms Philippa Kelly, Deputy Chancellor Occasional Address Ms Carol Cooke AM Mayoral Address Cr Bill Bennett, Mayor Whitehorse City Council The Conferring of Awards Deputy Chancellor presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Alfred Deakin Professor Christine Ure, Acting Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Education Graduate Response Ms Rebecca Atherton Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 125 Tuesday 19 February 12 pm In 2006 she took up rowing, having been identified at an Australian Paralympic Talent Search day. She proved a natural on the water narrowly missing out on a position on the Beijing 2008 team and placed sixth at the 2009 World Rowing Championships. Ms Cooke switched sports to cycling with a plan to make the London 2012 Paralympic team. In 2011 she made the Australian team for the UCI Para Cycling World Championships. Carol made the impact she had desired claiming silver in both the Road Race and Time Trial. Carol achieved her goal when she was named in the Australian Paralympic team for London 2012. In London years of toil paid off. she won a gold medal in the Mixed Time Trial T1-T2 event. Again in 2016 she made the Australian Paralympic team for the Rio Paralympics and at the age of 55 she won 2 Gold medals in the Women’s T1-T2 Road Race and Time Trial. As of Ms Carol Cooke AM 2018 she is a 7 times World Champion. The Occasional Address will be delivered Since being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis by Ms Carol Cooke AM. in 1998, Ms Cooke has dedicated her working A sports fanatic, workaholic, former life to raising awareness and funds for MS. She undercover police officer and Multiple developed and still leads the operation of the Sclerosis/Disability advocate, Carol Cooke 24 Hour Mega Swim event, dedicated to raising is one of the most inspirational figures money for MS. The project has now expanded in Australian sport. She was born in to run in four states across 17 events and raised Canada in 1961. She worked as a Police just under $10 million since 2001. Officer in Canada for 14 years including In 2014 Ms Cooke was bestowed the honour of 4 years undercover with the drug and prostitution squads. being named a ‘Member in the General Division (AM) of the Order of Australia’ for her Gold Ms Cooke moved to Australia for love and medal and her Philanthropic work. In 2015 her was devastated when diagnosed with book ‘Cycle of Life’ was published and she was Multiple Sclerosis in 1998 only 3 years into a finalist for Victorian of the Year. In 2016 Carol her marriage. Told that she would never broke through another barrier and was name work again or compete in sport, she was ‘Victorian Cyclist of the Year’, taking the award advised she should put her affairs in order out over even the Pro riders. In 2017 Carol before she became incapacitated. She updated her book and re-named it ‘Finding defied the odds. By 2001 she was using Your Inner Gold’. a wheelchair full time. However, through regular exercise and Botox injections in Ms Cooke lives with the philosophy that you her legs, she not only walks but rows must dare to face your fears. She has come and cycles at an international level. Carol through adversity and change with persistence was a former national level swimmer in and an incredible mindset. It is advice she Canada, with a goal of going to the 1980 shares through her work as an inspiring Olympics; the opportunity vanished with motivational speaker telling of her incredible the Moscow Games being boycotted. life story.

126 Deakin University Tuesday 19 February 12 pm Master Degrees Bachelor Degrees

Master of Teaching (Primary) – Bachelor of Teaching (Science) MTeach(P) with distinction/Bachelor of Science Laura Beth Anderson with distinction – BTeach(Sc)/BSc Elsa Kate Brissenden Emine Alimovska William Karl Bullock Rebecca Ann Connors Timothy Clarke Tristan James Dunkley Amy Ella Craig Madeleine Laura Graham Barrie Dege Grace Mia Leszczynski Angela Margaret Dixon James Andrew McGinley Madeleine Kate Elliott Tara Irene Jean Tylinski Ashleigh Falls Trevor Gerard Felix Bachelor of Teaching (Science) Cleo Georgakopoulos with distinction/Bachelor of Science – Kate Anne Hallowell BTeach(Sc)/BSc Lori-Ellen Hosa Katalin Margaret Smythe Nicole Jenvey Jacinta Kennedy Bachelor of Teaching (Science)/ Nicholas Harry Lee Bachelor of Science with distinction – Mary Louisa Lok BTeach(Sc)/BSc Kathryn Jean Macalister Michael Georgatsos Xin Cindy Mao Jocelyn McKinnon Bachelor of Teaching (Science)/ Kathryn Morison Bachelor of Science – BTeach(Sc)/BSc Giovanna Lucy Morris Tim Charles Kemp Margaret Maggie Naouri Esther Manoharan Jose Luis Ortega Ribera Emma Louise Mildenhall Anastasia Michelle Parker Thao Doan Nguyen Morgan Kate Pederick Mark Jayson Quiambao Timothy Paul Roberts Virginia Vuong Greg Robson Tailer Paige Schneider Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) Lisa Margaret Shoebridge with distinction/Bachelor of Arts Georgia Smart with distinction – BTeach(Sec)/BA Hayley Kate Stack Rebecca Lee Atherton Melissa Jacquelyn Toth Travis James Bishop Shanyn Maree Yapp Rim Chatila Nanami Dade Laura Michelle Dell’Aquila Leilani Ariadni Foleti Stefanie Hall Sarah Louise Hill Brett Colin Jenkins James Peter Johnston Leah Sheila Mary Khanlarian Haimish Robert Kilner Anna Rose Koehne

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 127 Tuesday 19 February 12 pm Natalie Marie Krizmanic Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary)/ Alice Kurowski Bachelor of Arts – BTeach(Sec)/BA Jason Anthony Lisle Katia Loren Acciarito Samuel Thomas Mann Gabrielle Lynne Acevedo-Bates Katherine Jane Markey Jung Eun Ahn Kathryn Ellen Martin Zara Araz Lauren Jessica McNally Marianne Grace Barnachea Laura Kate Mewis Madeline Kate Brown Olivia Kate Millard Alexa Chiplowitz Reid Calman Morris Peter Gary Davidson Benjamin Leslie Pittard Bridget Marcelle Day Nicole Ann Pratt Samita Dayal Sarah Kate Ramsay Bahrudin Efendic Stuart Andrew Salmon Lachlan David Glennie Emma Rae Shelton Jay Alexander Haggett Katherine Sienkiewicz Daniel James Hanssen Morgan Alexandra Thomas-Connor Alicia Louise Hillman Catherine Louise Thompson-Boyd Sasha Imani Natasha Chantelle Tuma James Michael Kerr Taylor Rhian Van Orsouw Mihran Jemile Kor Caitlin Warren Candice Talia Labrooy Emily Kate Watchman Amelia Mahboobi Katharine Ann Wright Ross Dale McLaughlan Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) Harrison Maxwell Moody with distinction/Bachelor of Arts – Jack Nolan Charalambos Pantazis BTeach(Sec)/BA Siobhan Philippa Perkins Kate Marilyn Bennett Nicholas John Sammut Jessica Rita De Luca William Taylor Schwab Paul Gerardus Glaubitz Sara Kate Stevanovic Alexandra Daisy Healey Angelica Victoria Tsiongas Rachel Mary Helleren Joshua Patrick Wakefield Jude Lababidi Melissa Louise Zuccolo Molly Louise Merrett Jayne Catherine Morrow Bachelor of Early Childhood Education Katrina Jane Nicholls with distinction – BECE Laurissa Alana Parastatidis Robyn Anne Baird Rushani Rajakaruna Taylah Ashley Barnes Sajra Ramic Catherine Battaglia Danielle Maree Taylor Fan Bi Theodora Tsitouridis Alyce Di Bartolo Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary)/ Sarah Fayad Samantha Page Flynn Bachelor of Arts with distinction – Ben Paramo BTeach(Sec)/BA Rochelle Galucho Pinto Daniel Loff Lucinda Rafferty Casey Terese Reid Shalini Manisha Samarajiwa Hannah Jane Wight

128 Deakin University Tuesday 19 February 12 pm Bachelor of Early Childhood Katherine Eleanor Dewick Education – BECE Ilana S Downie Sara Al-Alawi Shannyn Estelle Einsohn Jasmine Louise Eliott Dominique Anbar Anthea Esketzis Amber Francis Augustus Laura Anne Evans Lauren Ashley Chalkley Samantha Natasha Evans Anthoula Demirci Ruby Rose Harvey Fedrizzi Lauren Grace Fernandez Caitlin Louise Fernando Dunya Sanduni Minuwanpitiya James Forshaw Peiting Ou Claire Susanne Fowler Christie Shew Ying Wong Georgia Louise Gates Bachelor of Education (Primary) Taylor Maree Gheller with distinction – BEd(Prim) Kendra Elizabeth Grundy Cheyanne Maree Gunning Sophie Abel Demi Takala Hall Anila Trishna Agnew Erica Grace Halls Alannah Glennys Aiken Jennifer Haralambopoulos Natalia Zoe Anker Anika Harris Emily Elizabeth Arnold Sophie Hartman-Smith Anna-Jean Francesca Bala Joanna Mary Hayes Melissa Bianca Balassone Madelaine Rose Holmes Isabella Georgia Barel Joanna Elizabeth Ruth Hook Rebecca Jean Barton Nicole Justine Hudson Laura Rose Bird Ruby Concetta Ippolito Ellen Louise Bock Terri Irene Jacobs Emily Louise Bourke Sarah Victoria Jago Jessica May Bowler Shannen Lee Jansz Rachael Georgia Brazzale Courtney Lee Jordan Jessica Maree Brincat Sureyya Karakoc Michaela Jan Bell Brown Emily Jane Kiefte Danielle Kate Callanan Alanah Renee Knight Sophie Violet Carneli Nyomie Louise Lagerwey-Allen Samantha Jane Cass Melanie Louise Lambden Bianca Cavallo Caitlan Isabel Lillis Ben Cavarra Melissa Lombardo Nicole Kellie Cave Brigid Marguerite Lord Claire Maree Clarke Natalie Mae Lovibond Hodgson Amy Joanne Clough Clorinda Maio Mikaila Rose Colla Emma Elizabeth Markovic Renee Leanne Conway Jacinta Elise McElwee Brittany Jayne Cooke Annie McGeachin Alana Siobhan Costa Lauren Jane McKenzie Carla Adele Coviello Georgina McLean Sarah Cronjaeger Liam McPhee Stephanie Jayne Cuddon Sarah Jane Medbury Elsie Alexandria Currie Azemina Mezildzic Maddison Rae Cust James Christopher Minett Lauren Mary Dalton Hugh William Morton Jordan Lee Dance Natasha Chloe Muller Nicholas Dart Yen Nguyen Taylah Ashlee Elizabeth Devereaux-Daly

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 129 Tuesday 19 February 12 pm Amy Way Nicholson Bachelor of Education (Primary) – Ebony Carmin Hazel Nijenhuis BEd(Prim) Meagan Kay Nuestro Zara Elise Abrahams Sara Ong Annabel Catherine Adams Jemma Lisa Osbourne Tahnee Louisa Akkermans Shivani Shunil Parmar Fatimah Ashkar Jade Elyce Pearson Susannah Louise Ashton Grant Peters Victoria Catharine Athey Kate Irene Petty Basyirah Basyirah Binte Basirhamad Courtney-Ann Piening Celeste Anne Bell George Gunther Presnell Ashleigh Bence Brianna Emily Price Danielle Bird Mikayla Eleyne Rayside Tyler James Boots Jonah Timothy Read Shannon Leigh Borg Gabriella Bracha Recht Denise Dionisia Bratsos Holly Jean Richardson Darcy Reed Brown Madeleine Kate Ritchie Tara Michelle Buckle Alyssa Elizabeth Roubicek Angelica Kim Burke Justine Alison Russell Taylah Rose Burns Kristina Sakoulas Emily Helen Calabria Sarah Anne Shaw Danielle Marie Calvisi Yael Chana Shnider Samantha Jean Cameron Emily Naomi Sisson Jack Anthony Capicchiano Madison Leigh Slade Alexander Cascianelli Bridget Anne Slater Brittany Chiefalo Natalie Joyce Smith Lauren Wern Ni Chung Jayden Andrew Somerville Courtney Anne Churcher Nicholas Lindsay Sparkes Rebecca Louise Close Alisha Renee Spiteri Thomas James Coleman Lillian Rebecca Suraj Nikita Jane Collins Madeline Hong Hua Tan Georgia Lee Cook Natalia Tavera Rincon Richard Cornell Alexandra Pamela Terzakis Jade Emily Cowie Samantha Tegan Tonkin Marnie Susan Crawford Alyssa-Jade Marlene Toulios Tikiah-Alys Crowhurst Sarah Michelle Van Den Akker William Joseph Curtis Chelsea Rose Wall Lachlan James Day Thomas Alexander Walters Elizabeth Emmi Demarte Stephanie Marie Waters Katelyn Louise Dickson Rachael Taylah Watson Caitlin Emma Dooley Carly Valerie West Felicity Amanda Elliott Mara Elizabeth Whatmough Louise Rachelle Ferguson Phoebe Kaye Whitehead Samantha Charlotte Ferguson Megan Whitford Danielle Nicole Fletcher Nicole Joy Williams Chloe Foti Mieja Pieta Wood Joshua Stephen Godwin Ashleigh Anne Woods Danielle Lia Greco Hee Jung Yang Luke Samuel Grundy Michael Joseph Zinner Ermioni Emily Haitidis Joshua Edward Halsall Rosemary Anne Hancock Peter James Hannan

130 Deakin University Tuesday 19 February 12 pm Edward Alan Harding Bachelor of Educational Studies – Belinda Wen He BEdSt Naomi Elizabeth Heaton Megan Lea Kennedy Madeleine June Hill Ruby Lee Taylor Taylah Anne Hill Shatha Hussein Bachelor of Health and Physical Kelly Maree Ingleton Education with distinction – Kinjal Kaneria Catherine Elizabeth Kelly BHealthPhysEd Zehra Kor Ruby Claire Aust Grace Kukuruzovic Haneen Bou-Karroum Andrew Law Morgan Anne Brown Ellie Lawrence Mollie Eloise Burke Kate Elizabeth Lawrence Matthew Colin Burleigh Olivia Breanne Luttrell Shaun Jeffrey Butson Rachel Louise Mackay Timothy Edward Carrington Nicole Belinda MacPhie Thomas Patrick Chesters Georgia Margaris Anita Therese Coffa Amy Louise McCall Daniel Gary Cole Laura Kathryn McHugh Jack Albert Collins Jake Daniel McMillan Ashleigh Michaela Degering Brett Jeffery Hannon Miles Leah Kristy Heath Sophie Alice Moir Tegan Jade Kite Kassie Christina Mourtzios Larnelle Dane Marsh Ellen Rose Myers Ross Bradley Quick Hubert Hoang Hung Nguyen Saacha Jane Sharp Yi Jean Ooi Emily Andrea Sloothaak Wahida Osmani Ruth Margaret Smith Marney Kate Pierce Lucinda Ann Mae Smithson Tatiana Marily Ramirez Kristine Jessica Stanciu Kaylin Maree Richards Kanisha Nilakshi Thomas Tessa Clare Rinaldi Genevieve Mary Tibballs Luke Xavier Sist Adrian Guy Tomada Briony Jade Smith Rory William Spencer Kallum Robert Wallace Lauren Emily Strachan Daniel Joseph Zinni Casey Anne Sykes Adam Stewart Tonkin Jessica Lorraine Tossell Adriana Trikolas Mitchell Dean Unwin Lucy Catherine Walton Stephanie Emma Webster Danielle Grace White Emma Joanne Williams Alexandra Jane Wilson Tess Emily-Marie Wright Harrison Charles Yardney Jessica Ashlee Yates Cleo Kristen Yerolemis

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 131 Tuesday 19 February 12 pm Bachelor of Health and Physical Associate Degrees Education – BHealthPhysEd Steven Ancevski Associate Degree of Education – ADEd Samantha May Cecchetto Rebecca Stephanie Brown Joshua Shane Davis Nadiye Culha Abigail Kathryn Devonport Joshua Liam Edwards Jordan Dayle Doddridge Tahlia Farrell Ioanna Fitopoulos Michael Keith Galton-Fenzi Joanne Elizabeth Gruba Harry Charles Gubbins Lachlan Ryan McDonald Olivia Howard Joshua Gregory McGrath Sarah Louise Hurd Lauren Joy Pearson Dylan Patrick Ibeas Lucy Kate Schneider Melanie Veronica Kooy Jamie-Lee Ellen Short Matthew Louey Thomas Peter Slate Andrew-John McFarlane Stephanie Todd Erin Mooney Luke Vincent Wajs Jessica Celeste O’Neill Morgan Kate Yarwood Isabella Rachele Ryan Rothschild Jake Robert Rowley Breanna Tegan Schmolling Zoe Jean Scott Jacqueline Sharp Victoria Rose Tabbit Kalina Deanne Taylor Taryn Van De Berg

Diplomas

Diploma of Arabic – DipArabic Ashkar Fatimah

132 Deakin University Tuesday 19 February 12 pm Prizes and Awards

Alfred Deakin Professor Council established the title of Alfred Deakin Professor to recognise members of Deakin University professoriate who have made a sustained, high level contribution to research at Deakin. The title is the highest honour the University can bestow on a member of academic staff. The title of Alfred Deakin Professor will be conferred upon Professor Julianne Moss for an outstanding and sustained contribution to furthering the University’s research and scholarship in the field of teacher education.

a focus on curriculum theory, curriculum leadership, practitioner inquiry and qualitative research methodology, notably visual methods. Her research program is developed from questions of equity, participation and agency and shows sustained links to schools, school systems and the professional work of early career teachers. Professor Moss has contributed more than 100 publications that include book chapters, refereed journal articles, reports, professional books and other publications in a range of high standing international and national peer review publications and conference proceedings. Her service contribution in additional to leadership roles Professor Julianne Moss in higher education include the organisation Professor Julianne Moss’s academic career of academic colloquia series; national is shaped by leadership of curriculum and president of the Australian Association for educational change linked to an established Research in Education (2013-14), an active program of innovative qualitative research. member of major professional associations Over a forty year career in education she and conference committees; reviewing for has upheld an enduring commitment to international research panel reviews and equity and social justice. promotion committees; editor of Teaching Education; membership of international Professor Moss’ experience in education has editorial boards and regular reviewing for a been equally shared between the university range of social science journals in education, sector and the school system. Her research teaching and the arts. interests centre on leading change through

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 133 Tuesday 19 February 6 pm Faculty of Arts and Education

134 Deakin University Tuesday 19 February 6 pm

Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 6 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Associate Professor Dianne Toe, Acting Head of School, Education, Faculty of Arts and Education Mace Bearer Mr Matt McDonough, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Arts and Education Welcome Address Ms Philippa Kelly, Deputy Chancellor Occasional Address Mr Andrew Norton The Conferring of Awards Deputy Chancellor presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Alfred Deakin Professor Christine Ure, Acting Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Education Graduate Response Ms Victoria Scholfield Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 135 Tuesday 19 February 6 pm Award of Honorary Degree The honorary degree of Deakin Honorary Doctorate will be conferred upon Mr Andrew Norton for services to the Australian Higher Education Sector through policy leadership and research over a sustained period.

In the 2000s, he was an adviser to three University of Melbourne Vice‑Chancellors. Since 2011 he has worked at the Grattan Institute, a public policy think‑tank established with endowment funding from the Victorian and Commonwealth governments. At the Grattan Institute, Mr Norton has been the author or co-author of many reports, articles, and other publications on higher education issues. These include the reports ‘Taking university teaching seriously, Keep the caps off!: student access and choice in higher education’, ‘Dropping out: the benefits and costs of trying university’, and a reference report on higher education trends and policies, Mapping Australian higher education, which is now in its fifth edition. Mr Andrew Norton During his time at the Grattan Institute, Mr Norton has also served on two The Occasional Address will be delivered government advisory panels. In 2013–2014 by Mr Andrew Norton. he was part of a review of the demand Mr Andrew Norton is the Higher Education driven student funding system, and in Program Director at the Grattan Institute. 2016–2017 he served on an expert panel He has worked in higher education advising the education minister on higher policy for more than 20 years. In the late education policy. 1990s he worked as an adviser on higher Mr Norton attended Monash University in the education and international education 1980s, completing degrees in Arts and Law. for the then Minister for Education, Dr David Kemp.

136 Deakin University Tuesday 19 February 6 pm Doctoral Degrees Master Degrees

Doctor of Philosophy – PhD Master of Education (Research) – MEd(Res) Reem Hashem* Suhasini Gopi Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Interrogating the Paradox: Distributed ‘Academic Literacies of International Higher Leadership and ‘Sheikhocracy’ in Degree Students in Library Environments.’ Jordanian Schools Leadership.’ Summary Summary This study examines the academic literacy This study critically examined the practices of international higher degree implementation of distributed leadership, students within the academic library from an imported Western education leadership the perspectives of both students and reform program, in Jordanian public library staff. The findings of this research schools. The findings demonstrate that provide significant strategies for library Jordanian tribal leadership styles are seen staff and university communities to assist in Jordanian public schools. Jordanian tribal international higher degree students to belief generates mechanisms that sustain improve their academic literacies. tribal leadership practices in Jordanian public schools and contest the applicability Principal Supervisor: of distributed leadership in this context. Associate Professor Ly Tran Principal Supervisor: School: Professor Damian Blake Education School: Education

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 137 Tuesday 19 February 6 pm Master of Applied Learning and Master of Teaching – MTeach Teaching – MALT Victoria Andrew Stuart Kyle Berryman Rickel Broh Jack Jenkins Tanya Nicole Carmody Jenny Jerbic Sofia Louise Courtney Alison Margaret Kooloos Christopher Paul Fatouros Marco Nicolazzo Rachel Alyssa Foster Jack Lindsay Parsons Rebecca Melissa Foster Rachelle Jayde Shields Jacqui Leigh Glassey Amy Jean Glastonbury Master of Education – MEd Timothy Grimshaw Min Chen Dayna Kennon Hale Charanjit Kaur Kerrie Ann Jackson Casper Hillary Meiya Sarah Maree Johansen Maree Josephine Roche Amy Tegan Johnson Ying Wang Amandeep Kaur Katherine Lara Zachest Teresa Anne Kittel Rebecca Jane Long Master of Education (Leadership and Kym McCarthy Management) – MEd(Ldshp&Mgt) Alice Mary Osborne Katie Louise Ham Philipa Enid Purser Katrina Mooney Jacqueline Lee Robins Puvaneswari P Arumugam Martina Ryan Peter John Read Gemma Leigh Segal Sarah Talbot Kirsty Jayne Siu Jacqualina Marina Vreeling Lynda Slavinskis Master of Education Catherine Louise Spehr Jacinta Kim Stones (Special Educational Needs) – Melinda Carol Van Baalen MEd(SpecEdNeeds) Catherine Mary Walker Sarah Kate Baker Nadine Rae Barnes Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) – Natasha Lee Butt MTeach(EC) Jordyn Alexandra Hoiles Alanna Marie Burns Graham Stuart Johnston Xueli Cao Semra Kara Xiayan Chen Erin Victoria Maher Talitha Leah Crawford Alison Main Truc Mai Uyen Le Leisl Nicole Marshall Fengming Li Kelly Meikle Yiqing Li Wye Mun Ng Chang Liu Haydn William Ross Madilaine Roufos Brian Smith Amy Spilkin Le Yi Tang Master of Education (Teaching English Gia Phuc Vu to Speakers of Other Languages) – Wan Lin Elaine Wong MEd(TESOL) Rui Zhang Sean Kelleher

138 Deakin University Tuesday 19 February 6 pm Master of Teaching (Primary) – Tang Yong Kwang MTeach(P) Nancy-Lee Tatulaschwili Sandra Kathleen Brewerton Ka Mei Trinh Catherine Evelyn Brooks Michelle Lorraine Trudgian Kristie Elizabeth Bruce Archi Walia Brodie Alexandra Collins Tanyue Wang Josiah Daniel Conner Kate Margaret Williams Timothy David Creak Jacqueline Nicole Woodard Natalie Joanne Evans Master of Teaching (Primary and Samantha Louise French Secondary) – MTeach(PS) Emma Joy Govan Koby Leigh Allen Spenser Rose Hughes Linford James Bennett Natalie James Stephanie Defina Sarah Michelle Jeffery Emily May Evans Nicole Irene Kidd Erin Louise Fischer Luke Michael Kleinig Anna Beth Haintz Lilian Suyen Lim Max Balthazar Humphries Adam Rende Luitjes Tushar Kajla Ashleigh Candace May Helen Kesarios Claire Lilian Moore Emily Anne Koene Lucy Myers Sharyn Maree Leahy Hatton Reschelle O’Connor Roxanne Liemareff Breanna Elizabeth Petzke Christopher David Littlejohn Justin Mark Scicluna Nicole Malone Kerry Michelle Wardlaw Bree Marr Caitlin Wise Dianne Theresa Martin Claire Elise Woods Jennifer Dawn McCarthy Master of Teaching (Primary and Georgia McGeechan Early Childhood) – MTeach(PEC) Zachary Andrew Sindicic McGill Ayesha Afreen Katina Lee McGregor Elizabeth Emily Bolitho Kelly Anne Newton Clementine Nellie Brasher Kellie Nunn Chen Hao Lonan Fiach O Lorgnain Tazmin Therese Duggan Carlene Patricia Parker Emily Claire Grisold Shereese Lareina Parsons Susan Elizabeth Jones Christine Frances De Zaaijer Payne Olivia Jane Katic Meggan Dorothy Plant Lee Ling Tan Maria Sarah Louise Dennis Ryan Jordan Kate Mount Cheryl Lok Yin Shea Vimala Nair Sadie Rose Slorach Eliza Jane Nolan Richelle Francoise Strzyg Sharyn Lea Paul James Dylan Troutbeck Patricia Hui Yi See Brittany Rose Verity Corinne Veronica Slade Thomas John Watts Aniko Barbara Slaughter Rebecca Elana Wilbourne Bonnie May Stekelenburg

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 139 Tuesday 19 February 6 pm Master of Teaching (Secondary) – Kelly Frame MTeach(Sec) Bernadette Francis Suraj Ajjampur Karen Frehill Amy Anderson Yin Gan Joanne Andriopoulos James Garlick-Ridley Clara Louise Bainbridge Emily Gaughwin Andrew Barnett Erica Caitlin Gibbs Melissa Barnier Bradley Gill Brendon Jeffrey Barratt Madeleine Cristelle Gizycki Aidan Beiboer Courtney Gorman Sarah-Jane Bennett Michael John Ham Madeleine Bennetts Emma Kate Harron Samuel James Berenyi Seth Laurence Harvey Muhummed Shah Idil Tess Joelle Haveaux Simon Bint Megan Rose Haworth Aase Bjorasen Rebecca Jane Heasman Andison Rose Blanche Benjamin Heenan Ashleigh Bonner Christine Hensel Isaak Bovell Emily Preiah Hindby Madeleine Brodie Laura Hogan Jennifer Alicia Bulacios Joshua Hough Ashleigh Kate Bull Elliot Tobias Hunt Michael Callahan Morgan Suzanne Hunter Jessica Cepeniuk Aidan Samuel Jago Merav Chait Trisha Jha David Child Jane Kennedy Sarah Kate Coghlan Yvette Kennedy Dylan Collard Shirlene Khattat Jack Collins Rebecca Lake James Collins Megan Latham Gabrielle Anne Condello Emily Lawson Peter Michael Crocco William Lawson Madelyn Jane Croxford Thu Hoai Le Rebecca Curtin Robert Lee Erica Carla Dalle Nogare Sarah Lockwood Natalie D’Ambra Kristen Anne Lomax John Michael Di Lallo Jeremy Lu Helen Dooley Gia-Yen Luong Damien Eeles Lara Machado De Azevedo Beall Tegan Evans Tanith Lucinda Tansy Margetson Prudence Fabian Tess Marslen Oliver Fabinyi Ann Frances Martin Daisy Farnham Mitchell James McAlpine Stefanie Farr Sarah McCord Richard Filer Sinead McCullough Frances Mel Fitzpatrick Jane McGrory Kentaro Flint

140 Deakin University Tuesday 19 February 6 pm Mitchell McLean Martin Stonis Kathryn McLeod Claire Frances Sullivan Anna Kathleen McRae Lauren Summers Mariano Mejia Qimeng Sun Laura Meli Yolandi Swart Priyanca Menon Damian Symons Edward Morcombe Kate Victoria Taylor Scott Sione Allan Murray Elysia Teh Daniel Noble Kilian Teuwsen Sabina Nowak Chathura Aloka Bandara Thilakarathne Alexandra Noyman Thilakarathne Mudiyanselage Zachary O’Connor Megan Grace Thomas Mary Papastergiou David Toothill John Parkinson Daniel Su Yee Tram Alexander Pascoe Anthony Tran Michael Vincent Perks Huu Duc Tran Christopher Phillips Carl Trewin Nathan Phillips Matthew Turner Stacey Plaut Dennis Venning Tessie Gabrielle Reinsch Eleni Nafsica Vettos Alice Reynolds Liwei Wang Kaitlin Richards Hannah Ward Isabelle Maie Riley Nicole Patricia Waring Kristy Riley Paul Webster Mark Dylan Roath Hazel Weir Paul Timothy Roberts Caela Welsh Charlotte Roberts-Clarke Daniel John White Gabrielle Therese Rolfe Tessa Whiting Florence Roney Matilde Wiese Harley Stephen Rubinstein Claire Elizabeth Wilkinson Naomi Russo Alexandra Margaret Williams Forsyth Mandy Carise Sayah Rachel Marie Woolley Amelia Searle Bernadette Young Laura Searle Joshua Luke Zanker Blake Lee Segler Andrew John Self Master of Teaching English to Claire Seton Speakers of Other Languages – Shefali Sharma MTESOL Samuel Sharpe Emily Mae Calvert Dimitrio Sidi Xiangyang Guan Grace Skehan Yu Li Dylan Smedley Mai Hong Ngoc Michael Smith Jiajia Sun Michelle Spisbah Xichen Wang Eric Stock Zheng Yang Naomi Stockley

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 141 Tuesday 19 February 6 pm Graduate Diplomas Graduate Certificate of Education Business Leadership – GCertEBL Graduate Diploma of Natural and Jennifer Anne Cavalier Cultural Resource Management – Deborah Fay Clarke GDipNat&CultResMgt Suzanne Elizabeth Duncan Melinda Gaye Kennedy James Ferguson Lambie Lloyd Alphonsus Pigram Julie Ann Molloy Moxey Anne Anne Rybak Shaun Eric Sargent Graduate Certificates Anita Jane Smith Brendon Todd Wallwork Graduate Certificate of Education – Iain Weir GCertEd Graduate Certificate of Education Kerrie Lynn Hancox Tahlee Jade Norton Research – GCertEdRes Debbie Hui Ling Tan Stuart Mark Danvers Tamanna Usman Maria Vamvakas Graduate Certificate of Education Graduate Certificate of Educational (Special Educational Needs) – Business Leadership – GCertEBL GCertEd(SpecEdNeeds) Takeia Rachel Beard Michelle Anne Jepsen Graduate Certificate of Higher Graduate Certificate of Education Education Learning and Teaching – (Teaching English to Speakers of GCertHELT Other Languages) – GCertEd(TESOL) Sarah Anne Bradbury Emma Louise Andrews Aaron Samuel Fox Claire Rosamund Baulch Kerryn Michelle Hart Katie Jane Bye Nicole Kerstin Kiss Kirsty Madelaine Gannon Campbell James Joseph Lucas Preet Gulati Zim Gregory Nwokora Monique Hook Lisa Olive Zeynep Kara Sutharshan Rajasegarar Lee Robert Kindler Linda Robinson Shuang Ben Liu Phillip Barend Roos Jennifer Ann Matheson Sharmin Sultana Gilbert Charles Nichols Joanna Hong-Meng Tai Dhanya Nikhil Lukar Thornton Betsy Philip Dona Nilupa Thushari Udawatta Susan Prgic Beata Ujvari Courtney Erin Harwood Riebeling Graduate Certificate of Stem Di Tan Education – GCertStemEd Jennifer Tully Christopher Andrew Breen Kym Elizabeth Tyzack Angus James Keira McPherson Britany Lauren Wilson Robby Gordon Stevens

142 Deakin University Tuesday 19 February 6 pm Graduate Certificate of Teaching Bachelor of Early Childhood English to Speakers of Other Education (International) Languages – GCertTESOL with distinction – BECE(I) Ming Jin Caroline Anthony Samantha Kaur Rattanarathit Chia Yan Ru Ethel Sarah Anne Saad Ezabel Dominique Siek Zhenyu Wang Tan Mei San Haiwan Xu Bachelor of Education (Primary) Bachelor Degrees with distinction – BEd(Prim) Jack Aulsebrook Lauren Elizabeth Baker Bachelor of Early Childhood Erin Renae Bould Education with distinction – BECE Emily Grace Bruce Natalie Agius Jacqueline Rose Camilleri Meggie Andrews Jessica Susan Campbell Chadwick Janet Azzopardi Maddison Jade Costa Margaret Helen Barry Taylah Brooke Crompton Carolyn Ann Blaney Louise Barbara Cummins Lauren Briglia Sophie Kate Desborough Courtney Rhian Clayton Bridie Lee Dix Samantha Rae Colling Emily Julie Dowling Chloe Maree Dewar Rhiana Emily Eedy Gabrielle Foon Melissa Rose Elstone Charmian Frances Harris Rachel J Everett Eleonora Ilari Tess Lauren Finnemore Aleesha Kerr Ian Jesse Firipis Juliana Mantello Emily Rose Gezun Nicole Louise Regan Aimee Louise Glen Tamara Jean Rusiniak Emily Jane Goegan Kornelezina Janna Sargeant Georgia Rose Harcourt Isobel Zoe Schmidt Chaylee Maree Hetherington Bachelor of Early Childhood Alesha Ann Hodgson Marcus Holt Education – BECE Lauren Jade Houareau Beth Alter Julia Amy Jahnecke Laura Alice Brodie Nathan Michael Jennings Paige Hannah Egan Charlotte Jane Jones Ebony Rae Hussain Timothy William Koenig Despina Lazaridis Eleanor Susan Park Padma Sunilkumar

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 143 Tuesday 19 February 6 pm Ashleigh Lauren Krajnc Bachelor of Education (Primary) – Jaime Susannah Kuipers BEd(Prim) Kirby Maree Lambert Tayla Jade Allen Elliott Matthew Lanyon Isabella Marie Anketell-Costa Joshua Leigh Loader Christopher Joseph Arnold Jonathan Lee Marsay Leeda Azadzoi Abbey Jean Martin Molly May Bourke Jeynaya Maurer-Griffiths Jonathan Demetriou Annika Riley McDonald Harrison Grant Dolley Meghann Amelia McGarrigle Daniel Du Buisson-Perrine Scott Andrew Michell Morgan Stuart Eastwood Taylor Lee Middleton Ryan Ian Colin Fischer Amanda Louise Mobilio Danyelle Louise Greenwood Victoria Kate Muller Sheridan Jennings James Alan Nihill Jacob Christopher Lloyd Hana Elizabeth Partridge Jade Elise McCormack Laura Amy Pogue Ruth Patricia Moore Rachael Michelle Primmer Jesse William Mulgrew Tess Ann Rice Gemma Patricia O’Dea Teyha Susie Robertson Brittany Kaye O’Dowd Lauren Carmen Ruffin Madilyn Rose Palmer Elly Kate Ryan William Thomas Potter Sophie Claire Ryan Nicola Katherine Ramsay Victoria Claire Scholfield Abraham Freeman Ranner Joanne Elizabeth Scott Amy Catherine Stack Madeleine Veronique Sims Chanelle Rai Tait Meghan Tailah Smith Dean Taravillo Kristy May Stephenson Charmaine Thorne Alicia Tracey May Summerfield-Owers Abbie Alexandra Walker Hannah Elizabeth Tracey Kain Richard Wilson Sharni Elizabeth Tromp Sarah Kate Winter Katie Watt Rebecca Joy Wik Bachelor of Educational Breearna-Lee Jacqueline Zivic Studies – BEdSt Molly Belfrage Bachelor of Health and Physical Education with distinction – BHealthPhysEd Madison Dallas De Been Joshua Francis Holt Caleb Luke Lobbe Jonathon Patrick Panozzo William Daryl Ryan Isabelle Lauren Schaffner Dylan Jacob Sims Abbey Josephine Speed

144 Deakin University Tuesday 19 February 6 pm Bachelor of Health and Physical Prizes and Awards Education – BHealthPhysEd Daniel Anthony Conte Deakin Hallmark: Teamwork Georgia Marie Gordon Excellence for Educational Impact Regan Charles Grimwood David Harmer Sarah Lockwood Ned Matthew Holland This Deakin Hallmark warrants the Ebony Rose Jennings achievement of preservice teachers who Tyler Timothy Larkin have used their outstanding teamwork Ashley David Livingston skills to effect positive educational impact. Jack Francis McGrath The award recognises the essential role Jordan Matthew Oliva that teamwork plays in the employability Samuel Thomas Reid of educators who must work and learn Ebony Kate Stacey collaboratively with diverse groups of Joshua Hayden Todd students, parents or carers, and colleagues, Madeline Veronica Wright to design and deliver curriculum that engages students in meaningful learning. Associate Degrees

Associate Degree of Education – ADEd Hope Athanassiou Eli Brown Christopher John Christakakis Cassandra Robin Dawson Evan Robert Farley Joshua Isaac Fleet Aleisha Margaret Godfrey Ashlee Rae Hume Dylan Lawrence Emilyscott McCabe Cassandra Mckane Dean McMillan Jake Anthony Otto Aden Robert Testa Grace Trezise Stephanie Warncke Joel Wilson

Diplomas

Diploma of Language – DipLang Emily Jane Goegan

* student’s award conferred at a previous graduation round

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 145 Wednesday 20 February 12 pm Faculty of Business and Law

146 Deakin University Wednesday 20 February 12 pm

Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 12 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Associate Professor Kerrie Bridson, Associate Dean Teaching and Learning, Faculty of Business and Law Mace Bearer Ms Aileen Loi, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Business and Law Welcome Address Ms Kathy Grigg, Deputy Chancellor Occasional Address Ms Julie Toth The Conferring of Awards Deputy Chancellor presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Alfred Deakin Professor Mike Ewing, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law Graduate Response Ms Emma Letten Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

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Ms Julie Toth Ms Toth has more than two decades of experience in Australian economic policy The Occasional Address will be delivered and research, working across the public by Ms Julie Toth. and private sectors. Prior to joining Ai Julie Toth heads the Australian Industry Group in 2012, she held senior economics Group’s economics team, producing roles with the ANZ Bank, the Productivity economics research, comment and policy Commission, the Bureau of Immigration advice for Ai Group and its members. and Population Research and other Federal She oversees Ai Group’s highly regarded Government agencies. monthly ‘performance of industry’ surveys Ms Toth holds a Master of Industrial Relations and its economics research program. She is and Labour Economics (Monash University), an active participant in Australia’s national a Bachelor of Economics (Honours) business, industry and economic policy (University of Melbourne) and a Bachelor conversations and consultation processes. of Arts (University of Melbourne). In addition to her role at Ai Group, Ms Toth is an Adjunct Professor of Economics for the MBA program at Deakin University’s Business School. She is an advisory board member for the economics department at Deakin University and a panel member of the Melbourne Economic Forum, hosted by the University of Melbourne.

148 Deakin University Wednesday 20 February 12 pm Doctoral Degrees Franziska Wolf Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘Hedging Decisions and Firm Value: A Cross-Validation Study of Australian and Mohammad Shihab Khan Canadian Industries.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary ‘Electoral Behaviour in Bangladesh: This study examines hedging decisions 1991–2008.’ and firm value for Australian and Canadian Summary firms. Results show that hedging, per This thesis finds that the voter turnout rate se, is not value-enhancing across both in Bangladesh during the 1991-2008 period countries and that industry settings need is higher in constituencies where level of to be considered carefully when evaluating economic activity is higher and immediate whether firms should hedge or not, and to past members of the parliament belong to what extent they should use derivatives. the ruling party. The voter turnout rate is lower in poverty-stricken constituencies. Principal Supervisor: While political competition reduces Professor Pasquale Sgro vote shares of winners, political alliance Department: increases the same. So, pre-election Economics rainbow and jumbo alliances emerged in Bangladesh during that period. Doctor of Business Administration – Principal Supervisor: DBA Alfred Deakin Professor Chris Doucouliagos Department: Christian Bartsch Economics Whose thesis is entitled: Kaushalya Jeewani Nallaperuma ‘Set-Up and Centralization of Cash Management in European Industrial Whose thesis is entitled: Companies.’ ‘The Effect of Power on Consumers’ Other‑Focused Decision-Making.’ Summary This study covered three main areas: the Summary definition of cash management, the ideal In many instances, the past studies provide set-up thereof as well as the insights evidence that power influence individuals on future developments. The findings to focus on the self. This tendency of the pointed for the ideal set-up to be a mix of powerholders is disturbing. This study contributed to the literature by introducing central and decentral and that the future a novel way to influence other-focused is highly correlated with technological and actions by activating agreeableness regulatory change. among individuals with high-power. The Principal Supervisor: study contributed to consumer behaviour Professor Monica Keneley literature and practice by demonstrating how ingratitude service experiences from Department: service staff may influence consumers’ Management attitudes about the organisation and future behavioural intentions. The implications were drawn for the service organisations. Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Joshua Newton Department: Marketing

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 149 Wednesday 20 February 12 pm Johnny Master Degrees Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Consumer Evaluations and Organisational Master of Business Administration Responses to Catastrophic Service Failures.’ (International)/Master of Information Summary Systems – MBA(Intl)/MIS This thesis addresses the under-examined King Sum Luke Man topic of catastrophic service failures. The Master of Business Administration/ psychological spatial distance of an airline Master of Leadership – MBA/MLdshp crash reduces perceived risk, decreasing negative intentions to fly with the airline David Ross for those with a low fear of flying. Further, Chunlin Yu an approach response increases perceived Master of Business Administration – CEO concern, improving consumer attitude MBA and intentions. Peter Agrotis Principal Supervisor: Dinu Chettiar Dr Nichola Robertson Thenahandhi K Melanie Genevieve Department: Therese Cooray Marketing Sean Daniel De Jager David Erjavec Jolene Morse Robert Pitt Faithfull Jaclyn Maree Ferguson Whose thesis is entitled: Ashley Rowland Fowler ‘Examining the Link between Enterprise Daniel James Harry Risk Management (ERM) and Asmara Suzy Jammali-Blasi Organisational Financial Performance.’ Mark Campbell Stuart Johnston Summary Michael Andrew Edmund Jones This study examined the link between Jeanette McKenzie Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and Sophie Elizabeth McNamara organisational financial performance. The Ryan Parker research identified relationships between Alok Sane the level of ERM implementation and Aaron Kevin Troy risk characteristics, risk appetite and Marcus George Wagner* culture. These findings have identified George Burry Whyte opportunities for ERM practitioners in Sarah Joan Williams Australia to improve the returns from Master of Business Administration ERM implementation. (Healthcare Management) – Principal Supervisor: MBA(HCM) Professor Stuart Orr Vipul Nayyar Department: Management

150 Deakin University Wednesday 20 February 12 pm Master of Business Administration Master of International Finance – MIF (International) – MBA(Intl) Abhishek Agrawal Ahlawat Ashish Kumar Jinchao Guo Achappa Ajjinkanda Kaveriappa Mengzhou Li Girish Bhat Kathleen Allison McDonald Abhishek Choudhary Weibin Pan Kevin Kishore Dondapati Chaitanya Vivek Pathare Aashna Ajithkumar Hegde Johanna Shellene Tamayo Sosa Aneek Iftikhar Pito Tan Justin Geo Jacob Thanh Huyen Tran Aman Khatri Vo Thanh Cong Avani Anirudh Limaye Fengjiao Wang Mohammad Faisal Weiqi Wang Arushi Satishkumar Nagpal Master of Marketing – MMktg Neeraj Arshia Nizamuddin Hannah Kitto Mudit Sahai* Laura Antonia Kowski Dhruv Jayesh Shah Gabrielle Kate Lovell Junaid Shaik Elizabeth Norton Kapil Shivnani Tran Chi Hieu Alisha Thapa Amelia Lacey Tuttleby Sooraj Thomas Ajay Jayant Torvi Graduate Diplomas Lokesh Yadav Graduate Diploma of Marketing – Master of Commerce – MCom GDipMktg Prithvi Raj Singh Gandhok Adam Carey Wallis Ginusha Priyadarshani Harper Usman Akanbi Jaiyeola Graduate Diploma of Property – Rohith Karal GDipProp Duc Toan Le Reece Arboleda Heng Leng Jing Chao Charles Cham Yaqiong Liu Leo Coloca Pham Mai Chi Nguyen Dilmohamed Amaanulah Muntasir Yoga Satria Prima Scott David Eiszele Agam Puri Enrard Domnique Fernando Deniz Okan Savas Jessica Gavin Gerard Van Eekelen Frank Hageali Justin Weaver Rachel Ellen Hunter Kwai Ying Wong Ming Tai Lee Zheng Yi Todd Lewis Yiming Zhu

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 151 Wednesday 20 February 12 pm Shauna Karen Mackin Bachelor Degrees Suzanne Mathieson Riannon McDonald Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) – Vanessa Louise Milosev BCom(Hons) Sebastian Mulquiny Cameron Charles Norris Tuyet Van Hoang Deanne Page Nguyen Thanh Dat Craig Scott Palmer Bachelor of Commerce with Amanda Lee Pohl distinction/Bachelor of Science Kristy Rehaut Maxwell Keith Rich with distinction – BCom/BSc Annie Cait Salter Sam William Liebelt Yi Shuai Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Ryan Simpson Science – BCom/BSc Stephen Trevor Smyth Annalise Mary Engledow Willard Siu Hung Szeto Jenna Hazel Wallace Bachelor of Property and Real Patricia Zhang Estate with distinction/Bachelor of Commerce with distinction – Graduate Certificates BPRE/BCom Marcello Antonio Caspani-Muto Graduate Certificate of Business Ben James De Lutis Administration – GCertBA Emma Maree Letten Paul Jebaraj Jeremy Thomas Manson Rattana Saengchan James Andrew McKenzie Tiffany Jane Whitelock Miranda Morgan Neville-Jones Jimmy Dara Noun Graduate Certificate of International Ebonie Kishani Riyaz Finance – GCertIntlFin Ryan Alexander Webster Soham Hemantkumar Kabra Christopher Paul Lesley Bachelor of Property and Real Estate/ Aaron James Tam Bachelor of Commerce – BPRE/BCom Sophie Elizabeth Bell Graduate Certificate of Marketing – Mitchell Anthony Collard GCertMktg Nicholas James Emery Nina Marie Bendon Kate Rewa Fogarty Lyndall Boardman Martin James Hallcroft Ari Margossian Daniel Luke Lattanzio Shannon Potts Liam Michael Mangan Graduate Certificate of Property – Matthew Anthony Ongarato Jack Anthony Pignata GCertProp Harry James Schier Lee John Doyle

152 Deakin University Wednesday 20 February 12 pm Bachelor of Public Health and Health Varun Manoharbhai Kewlani Promotion with distinction/Bachelor Michael John King of Commerce with distinction – Jessie Mae Kocsis Assawaphon Laosuksantiwong BPubHealth&HealthProm/BCom Isabella Le Bridget Marie Cowling Phuong Lam Le Bachelor of Business (Sport Phuong Thao Le Management) – BBus(SportMgt) Jay Levy Sonny Phillip Lim Georgi Conlan Hao Lin Kyuseong Kim Guanyi Liu Bachelor of Commerce Ziyu Liu with distinction – BCom Velonika Vila Malu Tanisha Maugi Celine Abdalian Stephanie Mazzei Allan Jason Mark Leona Fay Modaffari Sophia Nicole Antidormi Tze Hao Ngui Lucy May Bishop Elodie Grace Nugent Emma Cathleen Black Kieran Matthew O’Regan Mitchell Ryan Briggs Sing Zhe Pang Jiaheng Chen Appukuttige Gayanthi Kasunsara Perera Ahmed Resun Chowdhury Cameron Adam Pither Daniel Paul Claughton Pragyat Rai James Edward Conway Madeleine Ruby Ratcliffe Thomas D’Aquino Thomas James Rennie Bonnie Anne Clarke Dillon Luke Alexander Salvatore Jeremy Lachlan Duffy Jue Shi Siyagunakosgodage Sherille Ushani Xanaphone Sinrasvong Fernando Kelly Suzanne Thomas Thomas Richard Fleming Marco Timperio Judd Gregory Francisco Isabelle Frances Van Ryn Andrew Mark Girvan Liang Hsien Vuong Eleanor Grace Greenham Xin Wang Kane John Henden Imalka Devmini Wickramasinghe Holly Elizabeth Howes Nicholas Williamson Yunze Huang Zhaoqing Xu Callum David Hutchinson Yunhan Yan Ali Iftikhar Yi Yue Kate Leanne Johnston Hong Gyu Ju Himanshu Kapoor Aimee Naomi Kempinski

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 153 Wednesday 20 February 12 pm Bachelor of Commerce – BCom Siyagunakosgodage Rochelle Maduni William George Agar Fernando Barkha Aghicha Robert Stephen Foregard Nicholas Alexiou Fiona Gimolli Matthew James Allan Giuseppe Anthony Giorgini Kade Thomas Answerth Chin Wun Goh Joshua Paul Arul Ilan Goldsmith Chol Garang Atem Alexander William Grima Lerita Azizi Xinyu Gu Taylah Grace Ballinger Rashmika Sanitra Gunasekera Yawen Bao Tanya Gupta Nirakar Baral Gurdev Kaur Jack Robert Barry Deniz Gurpinar Kaine Anthony Beasley Miki Hadzic Jasmin Nicole Bemelmans Parwin Hamdam Daniel Bernardone Rhys Jacob Harper Marco Boterenbrood James David Hayes Peter James Bouhalis Melissa Diem Mi Hoang Leo Brancatisano Lucas Lindsay Hopkins Ashley Phillip Bunn Hu Linrui Samantha Jane Byass Brendon Huang Jingyao Cao Yufeng Huang Karen Vanesa Caviedes Garzon Jennita Hui Khevin Chea Jonathan Andrew Huntsman Cheng Chen Benjamin Shane Hurley Ji Chen Omar Hussein Yanzi Chen Waseem Ibrahimi Ziwei Chen Syed Naziul Islam Alan Wai Chun Chung Jackson James Jones Eric Chi Chung Kexin Ju Talisha Jane Coppi Tariro Tary Kanyonganise Sibel Demirtel Sarah Louise Keating Evan Michael Devlin Lyching Khow John Do Joon-Hyun Kim Hayley Louise Dollberger Jordan Arthur Korfiatis Emily Charlotte Duroselle David Yehuda Koth Sophie Anne Ear Spiros Koussoulas Alexandra Elizabeth Ellis-Barr Mati Zacariah Krelle Agnes Sylvia Erdosi Panagiotis Lagaris Leon Gregory Fairburn Van Nguyen Hong Le Lingyu Fan Jiao Lei Ruobing Fei Feifei Li Rylan Miles Ferdinand Nan Li Madeline Jane Fernando Wenqian Li

154 Deakin University Wednesday 20 February 12 pm Zhiping Liang Nicole Jade Stapleton Muhan Lin Lucy Stuart Jamieson Hua-Jian Ling Yiying Sun Jing-Hin Felix Liu Shuntian Tan Siyuan Liu Mark Francis Tandiono Yiran Lu Yawen Tang Zhichao Ma Kimberley Eileen Tavian Kimia Maasoomi Swaraj Thind Lincoln Reece Macdougall Benjamin Maxwell Thomas Matthew Francis Magee Noeline Thomas Antony Harley Joseph McDermott Jiaying Tian Tess Virginia McIntosh Elise Victoria Tims Matthew Robert McMutrie Duc Thinh Tran Qingrui Meng Hoang Anh Tran Peter Dean Mougos Chetan Trehan Jia Ni Regina Rose Velilla Chaodong Nie Lu Wang Weifeng Ou Ying Wang Victoria Theodora Paganias Yixuan Wang Stephanie Pakula Ziqi Wang Kamitha Aswin Paranagama Michael Stephen Watkins Daksh Parekh Celene Ashleigh White Lachlan Pavlovic Aaron Timothy Wong Kurt Aaron Pereira Jingjing Wu Nishal Rashindra Perera Mingwei Wu Jarryd Phillips Yining Xia Pu Yanxi Yanting Xie Siyu Qin Zimeng Xu Kishan Rajasekaram Jihong Yang Vishal Rathi Zijiang Yang Vaibhav Raura Lizhong Yao Matthew James Rickard Chenyu Ye Benjamin Drew Riley Siqing Ye Matthew Barry Roberts Hon Wen Yee Jesse Brandon Rostovsky Yenardi Yenardi Jubayadur Rouf Zhiming Zeng Matthew Robert Rushworth Hao Zhang Leeza Jayne Scerri Jeremy Zhang Henry Schade Jun Zhao Matthew Leigh Scott Manqi Zhao Peng Sha Mengda Zhao Julian Michael Soccio Zhao Wei Johnny Sofronidis Yijia Zhao Sofia Sohoritis Yijia Zhou Maddison Georgia Soloniewicz Zhu Wenyi

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 155 Wednesday 20 February 12 pm Bachelor of Management Bachelor of Property and with distinction – BMgt Real Estate – BPRE Megan Christine Chidgey Aaron Baldsing Joshua David Corcoran Rebecca Bellpieri Ziesel Chana Vorchheimer Leah Beukers Teneal Ann Coble Bachelor of Management – BMgt Zachary Peter Drysdale Oliver Kenneth Adams Joshua Jackson Flintoff Ibrahim Ahmed Qasem Muhsen Al Jahoushi Aaries John Gabales Laura Elizabeth De Natris Jake Liam Gugel Jennylyn Estupin Kristina Holessis Sophie Ann Green Matthew Aaron Hyams Matthew Leigh-Francins Harder Yasir Ismat Ross Ewan Howieson Daniel Barry Jurd Alicia Kate Macolino Jack Reuben Lehrer Katherine Anne Margaritis Amber Mathieson Rebecca Hansani Modara Morgan Georgette McGannon Stephen Nguyen-Chau Milindha Dilshan Meemanage Steve Socrates Papazois Cameron Panagis Amelia Jane Perkins D’Andra Rao Elle Sinead Reinehr Joseph Sun Niki Strilakos Dylan Michael Sutherland Anthony Tamburrino Callum Michael Ternes Mikealy Jane Child Vitale Kyna Vandenbeld Bachelor of Property and Real Estate Rebecca Zapantis Shiming Zhou with distinction – BPRE Alexandra Kate Bennett * student’s award conferred at a Steven Robert Berengo previous graduation round Co-Co Zhi Ling Chan Jason Cottam Daniel Jay Dowling Christopher James Howlett Patrick Terence Hunter James Lachlan Steven Jakeb Andrew Jenkins Nathan May Lester Powling Travis Graeme Taylor Daniel Willhem Telling Renae Maree Young

156 Deakin University Wednesday 20 February 12 pm Prizes and Awards

Deakin Hallmark: Global Citizenship Excellence in Business Administration

David Erjavec This Deakin Hallmark warrants the achievement of students who have demonstrated outstanding global citizenship in a business management context. This award recognises the importance of intercultural understanding and respect to the employability of business executives who must work effectively with people from diverse communities and cultures in an increasingly globalised business environment.

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 157 Wednesday 20 February 6 pm Faculty of Business and Law

158 Deakin University Wednesday 20 February 6 pm

Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 6 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Professor Amanda Pyman, Head of Department, Management, Faculty of Business and Law Mace Bearer Ms Aileen Loi, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Business and Law Welcome Address Ms Kathy Grigg, Deputy Chancellor Occasional Address Dr Richard Thornton The Conferring of Awards Deputy Chancellor presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Alfred Deakin Professor Mike Ewing, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law Graduate Response Mr Glen Gardiner Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

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Dr Richard Thornton Dr Thornton has a background in physics and has expertise working in telecommunications, The Occasional Address will be delivered IP management and the commercialisation by Dr Richard Thornton. of research. Richard Thornton is the Chief Executive Dr Thornton has previously been on the Officer of the Bushfire and Natural Hazards Board of the International Association of Cooperative Research Centre. Dr Thornton Wildland Fire, and currently serves as a has over 20 years of experience working Board Member for the Cooperative Research in research management both with Telstra Centres Association. and the former Bushfire CRC where his responsibilities included oversight of the research program.

160 Deakin University Wednesday 20 February 6 pm Master Degrees Master of Arts and Cultural Management – MACultMgt Master of Accounting and Eloise Anna Corlett International Finance – MAIF Master of Arts and Entertainment Oktay Aybars Acar Elesh Agrawal Management – MAEntMgt Vedika Agrawal Andrea Louise Pugh Anmol Arora Master of Business (Sport Gaurav Batra Ruiheng Chen Management) – MBus(SportMgt) Huijun Dai Joshua Alan Beaumont Monish Yadav Dayanand Devin Bhatia Mansi Vimal Desai Pratik Atul Bhatia Heenkenda Mudalige Eranga Dissanayaka Matthew Cameron Tingyu Gong Richard Murray Chambers Piyush Gulati Sanket Chheda Tuan Minh Hoang Lachlan Crombie Isha Singh Yash Vipul Doshi Harsh Nitin Jain James Duggan Udit Murlibhai Kabra Ashish Harsolia Yangyang Ke Tao Hu Rishabh Gautam Khandke Karan Satish Jaisinghani Chen Li Charles Joseph James Liu Ruyue Siddharth Joshi Shimona Mandot Tianyi Li Siraj Mukherjee Regan Joel Longfield James Edward John Munks Ajinkya Abhijit Nerurkar Siddharth Luthra Thi Phuong Thao Nguyen Vidushi Malik Truong Sinh Nguyen Kate Louise Morrissy Panhasovithyea Nhim Jason Mark Napiorkowski Susan Ochwata David Cayley Parr Gaurav Panjwani Luke Pilkington Errine Purwanto Aditya Vishagan Ravi Feng Qiu Janmejai Singh Rawat Rahul Raj Jason David Sharp Aakash Kirtesh Shah Naman Pratap Singh Sisodiya Vidhi Kanti Shah Bhima Aravind Tammana Akshay Shetty Aswin Vijayaragavan Sana Shrestha Kayleen Anne Wagner Chunyan Si Ziqiao Wu Harsh Taparia Ting Tian Hong Quang Tran Priyank Rajen Vora Shubham Walia Wang Xingchun Jie Yang Lu Yao Hussain Yousuf Xianbin Zeng

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 161 Wednesday 20 February 6 pm Master of Business Master of Business Administration Administration – MBA (International) – MBA(Intl) Jaelle Bajada Ahmed Abubaker Derek Peter Bakken Rebekka Ann Cooper Justin William Cantelo Jaron Fisher Lachlan John Cruise Philip Colin Davies Master of Business Analytics – Thomas Alexander Dennis MBusAnalytics Simon Ellis Abilash Agasthireddy Samuel Ormond Fairall-Lee Zain Ali Rhonda Gailey Jesuthasan Alosius Glen Gardiner Anmol Ty Ben Garnero Bino Fernandez Anton Fernandez Chris Georgiou Bharat Kumar Chikoti Benjamin James Harrison Tyson George Fernandes Thomas Alan Humphries Robert James Brooke Jaworski Sridevi Jatla Jens Kirsch Abdul Qavi Khaja Mohammed Kylie Lauster Daniel Lakey Simon Leutogi Dan Lin Shauna Karen Mackin Dattasai Mukesh Mamillapalli Aaron Mato John McMurtry Mina Mikhail Arumugam Meenakshisundaram Ramez Mikhail Karishma Rao Mokirala Michelle Montgomery Pulkit Kumar Kerrie Louise Murphy Swathi Kiran Putnala Michelle Nakamura Mark Rowley Chris Noble Saadullah Khan Saddozai Jesse Pope Aquib Nawaz Shaik Mohammed Elizabeth Regent Baby Vaishnavi Reddy Venumbaka Evan Robert Digby Reid Master of Commerce – MCom Sophia E Royals Bret Anthony Ryan Christopher John Bulloch Trevor Poloaiga Sa’Aga Yonghan Chen Jeanette Schwarz Dianne Narelle Cummin Michael Andrew Sharp Marisa Dewi Fowler Allyson Jane Soar Katheryn Ann Poel Mark Steven Sydney Michael Jason Reardon Hayley Marie Tacon Tony Quoc Huy Vo Lidia Tama Samuel Tutkaluk Eion John Williamson Fleur Gisele Williamson

162 Deakin University Wednesday 20 February 6 pm Master of Financial Planning – Master of International MFinPlan Accounting – MIA Richard Allen Boyce Altamash Shuja Michael John Drever So Sam Tran Karl Johan Jarlow Xuyue Zhang Darren Paul Kearney James Patrick Rabbitt Master of International Finance – MIF Matthew Randall Ayush Choraria Adrian Nicola Salvatore Master of Leadership – MLdshp Anthony Robert Smith Peter Anthony Evans Master of Human Resource Helen Melladew Glover Management – MHRMgt Master of Professional James Powell Accounting – MPA Jaimi Catherine Taylor Rayside Samuel Alan Byrne Lauren Kate Romans Van Schaik Timothy James Lane Master of Information Systems – MIS Hoang Khanh Linh Le Marcos Edward Arias Duzhong Li Hashwanth Arunan Yanfeng Sun Prithvi Gopal Bajpe Hang Yu Ajay Kumar Balasubramaniam Yu Zhang Sai Sindhura Basavaraju Ankit Bhandari Graduate Diplomas Kashish Bhanot Budhabhushan Ashokkumar Gaikwad* Graduate Diploma of Arts and Cultural Sopharath Hang Management – GDipArtsCultMgt Nipun Kaura Kayla MacGillivray Audry Jepkemoi Kipkebut Suntharee Kongsakprasert Graduate Diploma of Business Vania Maria Mascarenhas Administration – GDipBA Arjun Mehra Selena Mary Bourke Gowrav Nandi Mudugere Dayananda Holly Munro Tran Anh Thy Nguyen Akhil Sai Pagadala Graduate Diploma of Business Sachin Raghavendra Kulkarni Analytics – GDipBusAnalytics Afsar Syed Jacqueline Patricia Bateman Somisena Yakupitiyage Randula Michelle Boswell Lakween Thenuwara Richard Gabler Aneesh Varghese Zehui Meng Varun Varghese Loreen Mubayiwa Neil Stephen Webster Rachel White

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 163 Wednesday 20 February 6 pm Graduate Diploma of Financial Graduate Certificate of Chartered Planning – GDipFinPlan Accounting Foundations – Jacob Neil Wilkins GCertCAFound Graduate Diploma of Human Resource Katie Nicole Vlahous Management – GDipHRMgt Graduate Certificate of Corporate Louis Simon Fameli Management – GCertCorpMgt Sarah Parker Georgina Fleming Ashlee Jennifer White Keith Murray Whiteley Graduate Certificate of Financial Planning – GCertFinPlan Graduate Diploma of Information Grant Doran Systems – GDipIS Kim Michelle Heironymus Jennifer Robyn Fogarty Maxwell Alexander McLellan Graduate Diploma of Professional Taranjit Pradhan Naomi Zinn Accounting – GDipPA Akshay Mohta Graduate Certificate of Human Resource Management – GCertHRMgt Graduate Certificates Melissa Ashleigh Drennen Kim Bronwyn Dutlow Graduate Certificate of Stephanie Favorel Business (Sport Management) – Yolanda Nelson Mark Pamplin GCertBus(SportMgt) Sian Winiferd Thomas Emilie Miller Michelle Leanne Wynne Melanie Elizabeth Miocevich Chad Ray Partridge Graduate Certificate of Information Sarah Anne Isobel Scott Systems – GCertIS Alicia Stack Jane Brimacombe Kelevi Kei Aussie-Paul Akeai Tuicolo Annette Kacela Edward Allen Wallace Sara Ann Napier Graduate Certificate of Business Graduate Certificate of Leadership – Administration – GCertBA GCertLdshp Chloe Davies Nicholas Lew Ton Brett Rodney Exelby Stuart John Gibson Graduate Certificate of Professional Adam Singleton Accounting – GCertPA Alexandra Klaus Graduate Certificate of Business Ting Kai Lam Administration (International) – Indika Nirosha Mudunkotuwa GCertBA(Intl) Zahava Naomi Rosenblum Sudhindra Shivanand Gadiar Shimael Harris-Smith Josephine Turner

164 Deakin University Wednesday 20 February 6 pm Bachelor Degrees Bachelor of Property and Real Estate/ Bachelor of Commerce – BPRE/BCom Bachelor of Commerce with Kayla Cartledge distinction/Bachelor of Laws Alistair Patrick Jenkin (Honours) – BCom/LLB Jacquelyn Maree Phillips Jakem Andrew Marks Bachelor of Business (Sport Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Management) with distinction – Management – BA/BMgt BBus(SportMgt) Cody Nicholas Craven Samuel William Batson Bachelor of Commerce with Nicholas James Callaway Rebecca Lee Carter distinction/Bachelor of Information Li-Chun Chen Systems with distinction – BCom/BIS Tzaddi Davies Radhika Singh Justin Jamieson Harman Bachelor of Commerce with Hayley Anne Hingston distinction/Bachelor of Information Kodey Glen Logan Systems – BCom/BIS Tania Adriana Merlo Adrian Bryan Purtell Harrison Lamond Yip Siong Wing Andrew Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Bachelor of Business (Sport Information Systems – BCom/BIS Management) – BBus(SportMgt) Sophianne Marinis Alexander Maxwell Rankin Aarti Hemant Abhyankar Nathan Lucas White Tyler James Agnew James Robert Allen Bachelor of Information Systems Thomas Anderson with distinction/Bachelor of Arts Matthew David Barnard with distinction – BIS/BA Joshua Glen Bartlett Nupur Dhingra Liana Justine Brown Woongbae Byun Bachelor of Information Systems Jye Emmanuel Douthat with distinction/Bachelor of Health Tiago Oscar Claude Dubois Sciences with distinction – BIS/ Sean Robert Gorton BHealthSc Jessica Ann Gray Gemma Lee Flanders Maddison Rose Hallahan* Cameron Patrick Henderson Bachelor of Information Systems/ Joshua Robert William Hudson Bachelor of Information Technology Georgina Macleod Jupp with distinction – BIS/BIT Allen Luu Alastair James Robertson Lian Miller Cooper Bachelor of Information Systems with Phong Toan Nguyen Lachlan James Parker distinction/Bachelor of Laws – BIS/LLB Brandon Yi Ming Tan Nicholas Michael Georgiou Burak Vurdal Bachelor of International Studies/ Dylan James Webb Bachelor of Commerce – BIntlSt/BCom James Edward Mackenzie Wilkinson Ayesha Midha

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 165 Wednesday 20 February 6 pm Bachelor of Business Information Bachelor of Commerce – BCom Systems – BBIS Rukiya Bashir Abdinasir Hermann Francis De Groot Dalal Ahmad Sabri Al Tayh Kapil Raj Ravindran Danny Archer Adem Ardil Bachelor of Commerce with Fatima Zehra Atli distinction – BCom Corey John Bicknell Maddison Whitney Baron Oscar Anthony Bongiorno Thomas Bartle Andrew William Bowring Annaleis Bijdeveldt James William Caddy Judith Ann Brackstone Cho Yuk Chan India Rose Dubois Leah Rose Close Nguyen Vu Duong Spencer James Davies Kristy Jean Errock Lirim Demiri Lauren Elizabeth Farr Emmersen Christina Dixon Joel Farrington Nicholas Dixon* Stephanie Anne Genova Scott William Dixon* Daphne Jiajia Gibbs Jacqueline Catherine Dubois Matthew Grant Russell James Finlayson Ruby Laura Hawker Brandon Kane Fredrickson Michaela Liat Hayon Matthew James Geary Shonna Hennessy Taylah Elizabeth Giuffre Adam John Jartym Gerard James Gleeson Jacob David Law Harry Thomas Gow Luke Dylan Miraglia Kaylin Roy Griffin Jennifer Kathleen Morris Tristan Dale Hauenstein Debra Maree Murphy Matthew Headon Suzanne Michelle Nadorp Merlinda Huseinovski Opel Nelson Lauren Frances Hussell Antony Ong Aline Huynh Robyn Alison Perkin Dean Timothy Ireland Devin Praisner Sonja Jovanovska Zoe Louise Richardson Anita Jovanovski Olivia Marie Salzmann James Philip Edward Kenny Nikolaj Smycz Cameron James Kos Jake Joseph Spadoni Jean Denis Ludovic Lamberty Daniel Brett Sweeney Bo Li Georgina Thompson Shaofei Liang Marija Elizabeth Venables Adam William Linke Christopher John Walsh Jade Nicole Liston Josephine Maria Luppino Joe Wallis Maishman Teagan Anne Masterton Ashley Grace McGough

166 Deakin University Wednesday 20 February 6 pm Lachlan Trent McHenry Bachelor of Information Systems Damian Brian McMahon with distinction – BIS Daniel Kevin McManus Julia Hadley Mohammed Afzal Mohammed Nazeer Li Chuan Yeoh Jonathan Ramsay More Andrea Muscat Bachelor of Information Systems – BIS Jayden Angus Nicholson Cameron Farrar Brodie John Oakford Xiwen Li Lewis Abraham Orr Cameron Maxwell Peel Ashleigh Jade Pantazis Benjamin Leigh Peeler Bachelor of Management – BMgt Natasha Louise Penny Alexander Christopher James Dearnaley Marko Ristic Guangli Gao Shannyn May Robbins Kane Christopher Hourn Patrick Gregory Jervis Roberts Adam Michael Kaoullas Todd Robinson Haralambos Katopothis Alexander James Selway Curtis James Kilderry Aaron Dean Shalders Sam Alexander Liistro Jasmine Sommer Shaw Thomas Lonergan Amy Violet Shay Kalaivanee Pillay Maunikum Holly Taylor Shotton Julie McMillan Pui Lun So Julie-Anne Morrison Jesse Spehar Jay Pescott Philippa Elizabeth Stork Tanaiah Sozanski Marko Sucic Stephanie Hey Tung Yip Alexander Caelli Sullivan Hannah Pearl Young Dylan Scott Sweeny Bachelor of Sport Development Miriana Lidia Thompson Xavier Michael Thomson with distinction – BSportDev Phuong Thao Tran Joseph Anthony Molluso Natalie Tsilikas Bachelor of Sport Development – Vincent Tu Michelle Leilani Wallace BSportDev James Anthony Waller Sion Davies Brigitte Renee Ward-Moss Daniel Emilio Di Paolo Thomas Martin Wesols Jackson David Green R D Mudiyanselage S Anton Bandara Thomas Eric Owen Wickramasinghe Harry John Urwin Sarah Maree Williams Alexander Edward Wilson * student’s award conferred at a Lucy Patricia Wilson previous graduation round Sare Yilmaz

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168 Deakin University Thursday 21 February 12 pm

Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 12 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Professor Jenni Lightowlers, Dean, Deakin Law School, Faculty of Business and Law Mace Bearer Ms Aileen Loi, Faculty General Manager, Faculty of Business and Law Welcome Address Mr Peter Niblett, University Council Member Occasional Address The Hon. Dr Joshua Wilson QC The Conferring of Awards Mr Peter Niblett presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Alfred Deakin Professor Mike Ewing, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law Graduate Response Ms Katelyn Andrews Closing Address Professor Gary Smith, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Global Engagement

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The Honourable Dr Joshua Prior to this appointment, his Honour was a Wilson QC QC and before that a junior barrister, solicitor and the associate to the Honourable Justice The Occasional Address will be delivered Marks of the Supreme Court of Victoria. by The Honourable Dr Joshua Wilson QC. Prior to his appointment, his Honour was an accredited international commercial His Honour Judge Wilson QC is a member arbitrator and had chambers in London at of the Federal Circuit Court of Australia 4 New Square, Lincoln’s Inn. and judge in charge of general federal law. His Honour obtained his undergraduate qualification in 1982, a master of laws from the University of Melbourne and doctorate of philosophy from Deakin University. His Honour is also a Professor of Law at Deakin University.

170 Deakin University Thursday 21 February 12 pm Doctoral Degrees Master Degrees

Doctor of Philosophy – PhD Juris Doctor – JD Meghan Josephine Grawich Lidia Xynas* Isaac David Hanna Whose thesis is entitled: Lauren Michelle Richardson ‘Taxation as a Social Engineering Tool.’ Master of International Business – Summary MIntlBus This study provides policy makers with a Wei Dai legitimately supported basis upon which Haoping Liu they can implement taxation to address Cungang Wang socially harmful human activities in society. It does so through its novel three ‘Pillared’ Master of Laws – LLM approach, Ethics, Law and Economics, with Kasinee Chaimontri a focus on addressing the causes of Human Induced Climate Change and Obesity. Graduate Certificates Principal Supervisor: Professor Jean Du Plessis Graduate Certificate of Accounting School: and Law – GCertAccLaw Law Soo Ling Chong Zhuang Yi Zheng

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 171 Thursday 21 February 12 pm Bachelor Degrees Bachelor of Commerce with distinction/Bachelor of Laws Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ (Honours) – BCom/LLB(Hons) Bachelor of Laws (Honours) – Katelyn Amy Andrews BA/LLB(Hons) Kyle Joseph Baker Dana Marie Affleck James William Bell Imogen April Cecelia Aitken Thomas Ross Chow Georgina Caroline Brand Rebecca Jane Cunningham Annelise Eda Caplan Katherine Frances Davis Nicholas Vincent Cladakis Danielle De Melis Emily Louise Cook Samuel James Dixon Nicholas James D’Amore Thomas James Dowling Paige Amanda Gordon Andrew Thomas Fay Courtney Louise Goss Bethanie Ferraro Veronica Gabriella Gregory Zoe Griffin Michelle Wan Yu Healey Amy Louise Higgins Tylah Rose Jay Luke Michael Kavanagh Michelle Shaina Kasturi James Chantler Kenyon-Smith Tanya Lin Edward Charles Kerr Maeve Liston Rebecca Frances Kerwan Jordana Amy Maycock Nathan Dean Koulouris Stephanie Maree McKenzie Leon Li Shelly Moshe Nicholas Donald McMaster Gemma Maree Mulqueen Dean Mendes Christopher Liam Primmer Matthew Philip Minas Adele Thielke James Frederick Moore Jemma Grace Thomas Caitlin Rose O’Keeffe Natalie Frances Williams Patrick Thomas Robertson-Smith Imogen Mary Wilson Mitchell Joseph Ryan Kara Alexandra Young Luke Samuel Smith Julia Hope Stocco Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws Alexander Jack Taverner (Honours) – BA/LLB(Hons) Michael Adrian Termine Stephanie Botros Jimi David Watson Caleb James Brodrick Jack Stephen Williams Patrick Allan Crowle Nai Yan Yeap Olivia Violet Morley Lucas Zugaro Amy Nicole Toomey Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Luke Daniel Warmington Laws (Honours) – BCom/LLB(Hons) Lee Alexander Andrianakis Christopher Lawrence Bevacqua Harrison John Hackett Jack Leroy Henderson Helen Shaw Hodgins Georgina Charlotte McFarlane Joshua Jordan Montebello Lilian Yan*

172 Deakin University Thursday 21 February 12 pm Bachelor of Criminology with Bachelor of Laws (Honours) – distinction/Bachelor of Laws LLB(Hons) (Honours) – BCrim/LLB(Hons) Elizabeth Jacinta Baker Megan Anne Butler Dana Frances Britt Brittney Rose Carter Jacob William Buttigieg Thomas George Edwards Jessica Catherine Crockett Laura Madeline Ellis Catherine Louise Gloutnay Amanda Jane Emonson Athanasios Kalogeropoulos Madeleine Amy Mein Sheredyn Legg Jenny Nguyen Belinda Eileen McDonald Isobel Rose Ann Plueckhahn Adrianna Carmela Meo Madison Jade Sertic Arthur Moschonas Georgia Ann Wheeler Fiona Gayle Moss Thea Nye Bachelor of Criminology/Bachelor of Helena Peta Sfendourakis Laws (Honours) – BCrim/LLB(Hons) Robert Stanley Sosnowski Annalise Virginia Kennedy Christina Lee Stewart Colleen Debra Warrick Zanker Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/ Emily Jade Yates Bachelor of International Studies with distinction – LLB(Hons)/BIntlSt Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ Lauren Angela Carpio Bachelor of Laws – BA/LLB Catherine Louise Dent Merry Janel Compendio Bandalan Alexia Anne Frossynos Katherine Jane Barker Kate Alexandra Jordan Catherine Veronica Bone Tullia Dawn Norton Georgia Irene De Castella Lucy Shi Imogen Paige Downie Michal Edelkopf Bachelor of Property and Real Estate Eleanor Louise Gamble with distinction/Bachelor of Laws Aisha Razia Kaukau (Honours) – BPRE/LLB(Hons) Stephanie Mayhew Kellie Gemaine Blake Olivia Rose Melville Charlotte Julia Rennick Bachelor of Science with distinction/ Jesse Romas Bachelor of Laws (Honours) – Georgia Jackie Schulberg BSc/LLB(Hons) Kathryn Robin Scott Alon Phillip Beder Lauren Maree Solomonson Phoebe W Chorin Rajveer Uppal Ellie J Kinahan William Thomas Wallace Thomas Calder Rochford Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws – Blake Gavan Weinberger BA/LLB Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws Rachel Louise Bett (Honours) – BSc/LLB(Hons) Damien Duc Quang Dao Amelia Ruth Down Tori Ellen Pepperell Laura Jean Visini

Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 173 Thursday 21 February 12 pm Bachelor of Commerce with Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of distinction/Bachelor of Laws – International Studies with distinction – BCom/LLB LLB/BIntlSt Melanie Elise Alafaci Nicola Paige Morgan Matthew Harrison Augello Christos Stathopoulos Jason Duong Mark William Haines Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Ashley Quang Nguyen International Studies – LLB/BIntlSt Justin Michael Tout Cooper Brown Andrew Harrison Kennelly Bachelor of Commerce/ Bachelor of Laws – BCom/LLB Bachelor of Property and Real Estate Nicholas Drysdale Burke with distinction/Bachelor of Laws – Simon Robert Cawthorn BPRE/LLB Daniel De Cesare Mohammad Abdullah Rebecca Louise Durso Nicholas John Turnbull Kristian Charles Edwards Jake Timothy Erman-Keogh Bachelor of Science with distinction/ William Jonathan Hardiman Bachelor of Laws – BSc/LLB Matthew Bernard Lane Storm Thalia Logan Jordan Charles Lisle Saarah Fathima Ozeer Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Adam Samuel Prince Laws – BSc/LLB Louise Elizabeth Rebesco Argelique Botakis Georgia Rose Sneddon Andrew David Lee Eleanor Varsos Jasjit Manpotra Tina Hainhi Vo Antonio Giuseppe Taraborrelli Bachelor of Criminology with Bachelor of Laws with distinction – LLB distinction/Bachelor of Laws – Madeleine Sarah Brown BCrim/LLB Kurt Sonny Fisher Ian James Harris Megan Louise Bruns Vanessa Lee Hoskin Elly Kathleen McQuinn Jacob Fairbrother Mason Alexandra Talevski Alice Rose Moore Bachelor of Criminology/ Anna Shirley Barbara Murray Bachelor of Laws – BCrim/LLB Victoria Panoussis Jessica Rose Hegarty Angela Perugini Megan Jade Lombardo Sebastian Michael Smith Nicholas James Venville Christina Lee Stewart Georgia Michelle Wiadrowski

174 Deakin University Thursday 21 February 12 pm Bachelor of Laws – LLB Renusha Nair Hasina Akbar O’Shea Peter Mark Morgan Lorenzo Anderson Keila Vannessa Paisley Jessica Awad Lee George Patouras Madison Barrs Jacob Charles Francis Patterson Lauren Clare Beattie Majella Anne Pinnuck Nicholas Read Brotchie Megan Shaye Ratcliffe Winnie Cheng Breannan Jayde Reznik Riki Lee Coates Olivea May Ruedin Clare Compaan Christopher Matthew Sandor David Laurence Coward Jasmine Anita Seng Clarissa De Palma Raj Shah Barbara De Waal Eliza-Jayne Shae Sinclair Madeline Olivia Dodge Matthew James Smithson Natalie Sarah Fischbein Lachlan Peter Speak Calum James Fryer Anthea Louise Stavris Cameron Matthew Grant John Nicholas Stavris Cameron Mark Gray Roxanna Tabari James Greaves Katherine Joy Taylor Tamar Haigazian Tess Ann Turner Malika Handa Christine Elizabeth Umapathysivam Brittany Lee Hodgkinson Thomas Anthony Watson Anthony Petar Ivelja Gabriel Kurayi Wenyika Zachary William Kendall Christopher Henry Wright Kayla Elisabeth Kennedy Jana Kypreos * student’s award conferred at a Melissa Catherine Labrooy previous graduation round Natasha Patricia Lackner Miso Madarac Ben Stuart Geoffrey McCarthy Michael Philip McCormack Alexander John Merlo Selma Mulasmajic Kate Maree Munro Courtney Jade Murray

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Graduation Ceremonies | February 2019 177 Evacuation Assembly Points

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