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2016 April Graduation Programme April 2016 Due to the nature of the graduation ceremony it is often subject to last minute changes. This programme is deemed correct at time of print. The University of Waikato has made every effort to ensure accuracy. This publication uses vegetable based inks and environmentally responsible papers. The document is printed throughout on Sumo Matt, which is FSC® certified and from responsible sources, manufactured under ISO14001 Environmental Management Systems. Contents Welcome 2 Order of proceedings 3 Honorary doctorates 4 Qualifications to be conferred at Claudelands Events Centre 5 Tuesday 19 April 2016 – 2pm 6 Wednesday 20 April 2016 – 10am 12 Wednesday 20 April 2016 – 2pm 17 Thursday 21 April 2016 – 10am 21 Thursday 21 April 2016 – 2pm 28 Qualifications to be conferred at Te Kohinga Mārama Marae 35 Wednesday 27 April 2016 – 9.30am 36 Wednesday 27 April 2016 – 1.30pm 39 Qualifications to be conferred at Holy Trinity, Tauranga 43 Friday 29 April 2016 – 2pm 44 University of Waikato Academic Leaders 50 Ceremonial traditions 52 Pou whenua 52 'God defend New Zealand' 52 The University of Waikato 53 ‘Ko te Whare Wānanga o Waikato’ 53 Staying connected 53 GRADUATION APRIL 2016 1 Welcome Graduation is a special time for experience will contribute to your students and their families and success, having prepared you to be I always enjoy being part of the challenged, creative and solutions- celebrations. It’s important to focussed. I advise you to embrace acknowledge the hard work done by every opportunity that comes your students, and the sacrifices often way. made by the students themselves, their parents and supporters, to Please ensure you retain your links ensure they succeed. with this University and take every opportunity to reconnect with Today is a day for reflecting on fellow alumni, wherever you may be your achievements before you in the world. begin the next phase in your life; perhaps you’re starting work, or Rt Hon James Bolger ONZ have chosen to travel, or to take up Chancellor further study. Whatever you have University of Waikato chosen, your University of Waikato Students have been celebrating I welcome students, friends and successful completion of their study family to graduation for the since the first universities opened University of Waikato. I know in Europe in the 12th century. many of you have travelled a long Graduation is an important part of way to be here to share this day. university life because of the way For graduands, I hope that your in which it combines celebration of experience today will provide a scholarship, teaching and student happy conclusion to the eventful achievement with acknowledgement and fulfilling journey that you have of the history and long-established taken from admission into the traditions of universities. Each University to completion of your institution has its own approach to degree, and that you take away recognising student achievement fond memories of your time at the and its own variations of the University of Waikato. traditional graduation ceremony reflecting local custom and Professor Neil Quigley circumstance. Vice-Chancellor University of Waikato 2 THE UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO Order of proceedings CLAUDELANDS EVENTS CENTRE TE KOHINGA MĀRAMA MARAE TUESDAY 19 APRIL WEDNESDAY 27 APRIL WEDNESDAY 20 APRIL • Pōwhiri THURSDAY 21 APRIL • After the pōwhiri the Vice-Chancellor will open • The assembly is requested to stand as the academic the proceedings procession enters the arena • The Chancellor will address the assembly • A karanga will be performed to welcome the graduands into the arena • The Chancellor will confer the qualifications on graduates from each Faculty/School of Study • The proceedings will commence with a mihi • The student speaker will be introduced • The New Zealand national anthem will be sung and address the assembly (page 52) • The proceedings will conclude with • The Vice-Chancellor will open the proceedings a karakia whakawātea (closing prayer) • The Chancellor will address the assembly Following the marae ceremony, an invitation is extended to all graduates and guests to join • The keynote speaker (where applicable) will be University staff in the marquee for refreshments. introduced and will address the assembly • The Chancellor will confer the qualifications on graduates from each Faculty/School of Study HOLY TRINITY, TAURANGA • The student speaker will be introduced and address the assembly FRIDAY 29 APRIL • The proceedings will conclude with a poroporoāki (farewell) See Claudelands Events Centre Order of Proceedings. • The assembly will stand for Gaudeamus • Official procession from the arena • Graduates’ procession from the arena (please remain standing until the procession has left the arena) Following the ceremony, an invitation is extended to all graduates and guests to join University staff for refreshments. GRADUATION APRIL 2016 3 Honorary Doctorates An Honorary Doctorate is the most prestigious award that the University of Waikato can bestow. For their significant contribution to the University, the Waikato region and the wider New Zealand community, the University is pleased to award the following worthy recipients. EMERITUS PROFESSOR ROY CRAWFORD CONFERRED 19 APRIL Emeritus Professor Roy Crawford the Student Centre and Law and was the University of Waikato’s Management building in Hamilton. Vice-Chancellor for a decade, completing his term in December His research focus was mechanical 2014. Emeritus Professor Crawford and process engineering and he led the evolution of a strategic travelled the world to give lectures partnership with Bay of Plenty on his specialist subject and served polytechnics, in Tauranga, Rotorua on numerous committees and and Whakatane, and guided the associations linked to the plastics early planning for the new campus industry. He has published nine development in Tauranga. He books and more than 250 articles oversaw almost $100 million of and been awarded more than a building projects including the dozen international prizes and Maharaia building in Tauranga, and awards for his research. EMERITUS BISHOP DENIS BROWNE CONFERRED 21 APRIL Ordained in 1962, Emeritus Bishop educational performance of the Denis Browne has served as a priest schools in his diocese. He has in Auckland and Gisborne, and as received several awards and Bishop of Auckland and Hamilton. accolades for his service, including He was a missionary priest in the receiving a Doctor of Divinity degree Pacific Islands for several years from from the Vatican – an honorary 1975, and in 1977 Pope Paul VI degree denoting ordination as a appointed him the third Bishop of bishop. In 2001 he was named a the Cook Islands. Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for his services to As Bishop of Hamilton he was the community. committed to enhancing the ARCHBISHOP SIR DAVID MOXON CONFERRED 21 APRIL In 1993 Sir David Moxon became the Tikanga Pākehā of the Anglican youngest bishop of his generation Church of Aotearoa New Zealand when he was consecrated in and Polynesia, and then became Hamilton. Throughout his 20-year a primate and Archbishop of this tenure as Bishop of Waikato, Sir church in 2008. In 2013 he became David was committed to several the Archbishop of Canterbury’s social and political causes, Representative to the Holy See and alongside Emeritus Bishop and director of the Anglican Denis Browne he supported the Centre in Rome. In 2014 he was establishment of the Te Ara Hou appointed a Knight Companion of Christian Social Services Village the New Zealand Order of Merit in Hamilton. for his services to the church and the community. He is also an In 2006 he was elected Archbishop Ambassador of the City of Hamilton. of the New Zealand dioceses – the seven dioceses that make up 4 THE UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO Qualifications to be conferred at Claudelands Events Centre 19 – 21 April 2016 Tuesday 19 April 2016 – 2pm Student speaker Christopher Beckham Qualification to be conferred: Bachelor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences with First Class Honours Chris returns to Hamilton for graduation from Quebec, where he is currently studying for his Masters in Computer Science. His honours research focused on diabetic retinopathy detection, and he has a particular interest in data mining and artificial intelligence. During his studies he made significant contributions to WEKA software development and received several awards and scholarships, including two Dean’s Awards for Excellence, a Waikato Taught Postgraduate Fees scholarship and a 2degrees ICT scholarship. Faculty of Computing & Mathematical Sciences DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Fouad Shiblaq, BSc Metropolitan State College USA, MComp Unitec Thesis Title: “Localization Provision in New Zealand: Arabic speakers’ Preference for Different Paralingual Webpage Layouts” John Matthew Thompson, BCMS Waikato Thesis Title: “A Predictive Model for the Parallel Processing of Digital Libraries” MASTER OF ENGINEERING Mohammad Mustafa Mousa Bany Taha, with Second Class Honours (second division) MASTER OF SCIENCE Ran Ren Adrian Mark Shaw MASTER OF SCIENCE (RESEARCH) Sebastian Joy Dusterwald Liang Liu Xinning Ren BACHELOR OF COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN WITH HONOURS Danyang Liu, with Second Class Oliver George Rieger, with First Class Xiaomeng Wang, with First Class Honours (first division) Honours Honours BACHELOR OF COMPUTING AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES WITH HONOURS Christopher James Beckham, with Tom Levy, with First Class Honours Steffan James Safey, with First Class First Class Honours Honours Thomas Lochore, with Second Class
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