CONFERRING OF AWARDS 13–16 DECEMBER 2016 MO_ DSA171455 Australian National Anthem
Advance Australia Fair
Australians all let us rejoice, For we are young and free; We’ve golden soil and wealth for toil; Our home is girt by sea; Our land abounds in nature’s gifts Of beauty rich and rare; In history’s page let every stage Advance Australia Fair. In joyful strains then let us sing, Advance Australia Fair. CONFERRING OF AWARDS
Summer 2016
Llewellyn Hall The Australian National University
Tuesday 13 December Wednesday 14 December Thursday 15 December Friday 16 December
Chancellor: Professor the Honourable Gareth Evans AC QC BA LLB (Hons) Melb, MA Oxon, HonLLD Melb, Carleton, Syd FASSA
Pro-Chancellor: Ms Robin Hughes AO BA, MA Syd
Vice-Chancellor: Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS 2011 Nobel Laureate Physics BSc (Physics) Arizona, BSc (Astronomy) Arizona, MA (Astronomy) Harvard, PhD Harvard
University Marshal: Associate Professor Selwyn Cornish AM BEc(Hons) UWA
University Marshal (Alternate): Ms Lorena Kanellopoulos DipHRM, GradCertMgt, MMgt ANU
Esquire Bedel: Dr Ian Walker BA DipEd Syd, MA Macq, PhD UNSW
Esquire Bedel (Alternate): Ms Lorena Kanellopoulos DipHRM, GradCertMgt, MMgt ANU
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Conferring of Awards December 2016 1 CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE TO GRADUANDS
Today’s ceremony marks the culmination of years of research and study. ANU owes much to the intellectual and cultural contribution of our student body. In return, we work to build on our high standards in research and education. The ANU was created as part of a great nation building exercise in its day. That mandate continues and you share a vital part in it.
I hope that your time with us has been enriching. It will certainly shape your future.
Receiving your testamur is a significant achievement in its own right. It is also an important milestone. Some of you will decide to pursue further study; some of you will seek challenges outside the University environment.
The skills you have developed to sort what is material from what isn’t, of separating fact from fiction, of subjecting argument to close and rigorous analysis, and solving problems logically and creatively will stand you in good stead in whatever path you follow. These attributes, which also equip you to be good citizens, are pivotal to the good Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC health of our democratic nation. We are confident that you will abide by the highest standards of professional and ethical conduct and to be a continuing contributor to community service throughout the course of your lives.
For the University, today is not just about bidding farewell to our latest group of outstanding students–it’s also about welcoming you to a new phase of life in the ANU community, as part of our international family of alumni.
Enjoy this occasion and the celebrations with friends and loved ones. Behind every degree lies a tale of individual effort, sacrifice and achievement.
I offer my heartiest congratulations to all of you.
2 The Australian National University WELCOME FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR
Our founders had high expectations of us. They planned for a university which would make all Australians proud and improve our understanding of our country and our neighbours.
More than 70 years later, we still have these aspirations in mind.
Our global reputation is such that we can say that we have done what was, and is, expected of us. What you do as graduates will contribute to this legacy.
This ceremony celebrates your efforts as well as those of the friends, family and ANU staff who have supported you.
Your achievement is like no other; you have been scrutinised by the best, and have been admitted, by them, to their community. For this, you should be extremely proud.
I wish you well in your future endeavours–whatever it is you choose to do, wherever you choose to do it.
Brian P Schmidt, Vice-Chancellor
Conferring of Awards December 2016 3 THE UNIVERSITY
Since the University’s inception, ANU The culture of ANU academics have taken their ideas to the The distinguishing culture of ANU is one where the notion world, and the world’s best have come of discovery pervades all that we do. For all staff, it is the here to collaborate with internationally discovery of new and better ways to research, to educate and to support ANU students and scholars. For academic renowned colleagues. ANU is Australia’s staff, it is the discovery of new knowledge and new most research-intensive university and insights, and the creative use of these innovations in further research and education. For students, it is the discovery of is consistently ranked among the best new understanding, in breadth and in depth, in their fields universities in the world. of interest.
ANU collaborates closely with other research organisations, national institutions and Federal, State and Territory Reconciliation at ANU Governments. Generations of ANU scholars, teachers and graduates have shaped government policy and public The University has made a formal commitment to debate, making a very real contribution to the economic, reconciliation with Indigenous Australians; launching in July cultural and social prosperity of the nation. 2009 one of the first Reconciliation Action Plans within the higher education sector. The Plan and its implementation ANU is the only Australian member of the International provide a whole-of-institution approach to enhancing Alliance of Research Universities (IARU)–a strategic broad engagement with Indigenous education, research, partnership between the world’s best education and employment and culture. research institutions. The Alliance shares a focus on research-led teaching, a commitment to educating The ANU Reconciliation Action Plan is testament to the future leaders and tackling some of the century’s University’s conviction that it must contribute to righting the biggest challenges. wrongs of the past. ANU knows that the future has to be founded on relationships of mutual respect and meaningful ANU provides an environment in which learning and partnership between Indigenous and non-Indigenous research sit side-by-side. The University’s academic profile Australians – a future where Indigenous culture, connection is dictated by what we research, and we teach what to country, and world views are treated with respect. we research. The University’s vision for reconciliation is to be a place ANU graduates go on to take up leadership positions in of learning that respects Indigenous culture and diversity: government, industry, research and academia at home a place where Indigenous and non-Indigenous people and abroad. come together to engage with their chosen discipline, contextualised by an understanding of our shared As Australia’s national university and Australia’s history. ANU aims to make an important contribution to finest university, ANU sets the standard in research, reconciliation by furthering scholarly learning, research and education and public policy, on issues of national and public knowledge of Indigenous issues. international importance. ANU provides a supportive learning environment where Indigenous Australians can realise their potential and achieve their aspirations. It aims to make a significant contribution to improving higher education and employment outcomes for Indigenous Australians. The University community has strong and mutually beneficial partnerships with local, national and, indeed, international Indigenous communities. These relationships provide for the sharing of knowledge and ideas and the opportunity to listen and learn from Indigenous Australians about the past, their current circumstances and their vision for the future.
4 The Australian National University TODAY’S CEREMONY
The Ceremony Ceremonial objects
The Conferring of Awards ceremony begins with an The silver mace, which is the symbol of the Vice- academic procession that honours graduating students, as Chancellor’s authority, was presented to ANU by the it moves from the back of Llewellyn Hall to the stage. University of Oxford in 1950. It is a replica of the original Oxford mace, made in gold by Benjamin Pyne, the The procession is in two parts. 18th century goldsmith. The mace is carried before the Vice-Chancellor by the Esquire Bedel. The larger end The first is led by two Deputy Marshals (carrying staves) of the mace is carried uppermost in the presence of and they are followed by academic and professional staff of the Chancellor. the University. The Chancellor’s chair, kneeling stool, mace stand and The second part, the Chancellor’s Procession, is led by Marshals’ staves were designed and made by George the University Marshal and two Deputy Marshals. This Ingham from the Wood Workshop in the Canberra School procession includes members of the University’s Council, of Art, now part of ANU. They feature the University arms, the Registrar, Deans and Directors of ANU Colleges, pierced through a polished metal background and a Directors of Schools and Research Schools, the Chair of composite structure of timber components. The staves of the Emeritus Faculty, the University Librarian, the Master casuarina torulosa carried by the Marshal and two Deputy of University House, the Deputy Vice-Chancellors, the Marshals are split at the top to form clips that hold polished Pro Vice-Chancellors, Heads of Residential Colleges and stainless steel disks which are pierced with a stylised image Halls of Residence, honorary graduands, special guests, of the University arms. the graduating student speaker and the guest speaker. The Esquire Bedel, carrying the silver mace, leads the Vice-Chancellor, followed by the Pro-Chancellor and the Chancellor. At the end of the ceremony, the Chancellor Ceremonial dress leads the procession from the Hall. Traditional academic dress is worn at The Australian Graduates are individually presented to the Chancellor National University on ceremonial occasions and at formal or Pro-Chancellor to receive a Testamur that certifies the events in the halls and residential colleges. The wide range award from which they have graduated. Testamur is a of styles and colours of the academic dress worn by staff at Latin word which literally means “We certify”, and was ANU reflects the international character of the University. traditionally the first word written on the Certificate. Academic dress has been influenced by the fashions of Candidates for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy and everyday attire since the founding of the first European higher doctorates are presented by the Deputy Vice- universities in Bologna, Paris and Oxford. Today’s dress, Chancellor (Research) or Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research consisting of a gown, hood, cap or bonnet, arose out of the and Research Training) and will kneel before the Chancellor lay costume of the early Middle Ages. As academics at the or Pro-Chancellor to have a hood placed over their early universities were mostly in religious orders, the garb shoulders. Presented by the Dean; Master and other they wore became the traditional dress for academics. Graduate students are presented next with Bachelor ANU academic dress is based on the styles worn at Oxford, graduates being last. The Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor Cambridge and the University of London. Different styles also presents University Medals to the graduates to whom of gowns and formation of hoods indicate the Degrees of they have been awarded. If there is an honorary doctorate, Bachelor, Master and Doctor. The colour of the hood for the candidate is presented by the Vice-Chancellor to the Bachelor and Master Degrees indicates the ANU Academic Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor. College where the award was undertaken. Bachelor hoods Presentation of graduates is followed by staff awards and have a narrow band of colour; Master hoods are fully lined addresses by a graduating student and the Guest Speaker. with colour. Both wear black trencher caps (also known as There is a musical interlude roughly half way through mortarboards). ANU Doctors of Philosophy wear a black the ceremony. Finally, the Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor gown faced with blue corded silk, a hood of blue corded closes the ceremony and the Academic Procession leaves silk lined with the same silk, and a black velvet bonnet with the Hall. blue cord and tassel.
Conferring of Awards December 2016 5 The Chancellor wears a gown of black damask-figured silk trimmed with gold lace and a round black velvet bonnet trimmed with gold lace with a gold cord and tassel. The Pro-Chancellor’s gown and bonnet are similar to those of the Chancellor but are trimmed with silver lace and the gown does not have a train.
The Vice-Chancellor’s gown is made of black damask silk trimmed with gold lace and a round black velvet bonnet with a gold cord and tassel. The Deputy Vice-Chancellor’s academic dress is identical to that of the Vice-Chancellor except that it is trimmed with silver. Other senior staff wear the academic dress for the highest degree they hold. The University Marshal’s gown is blue and is faced with gold corded silk and a bonnet trimmed with blue and gold. Deputy Marshals wear similar gowns and bonnets to that of the Marshal, but the gowns do not have collars or lining.
The Esquire Bedel, whose ancient ceremonial role is to protect the Vice-Chancellor, wears a black gown of damask-figured silk trimmed with gold and a black bonnet trimmed with gold, and carries the University Mace. Professors in the University and special guests who do not have their own academic dress wear a black gown with silver facings and bell-shaped silver sleeves and a black bonnet. University Council members other than graduates wear a black Master’s gown with silver facings embroidered with the University arms and a black bonnet. Academic staff wear either their own academic dress or a black Master’s gown with blue facings and a black bonnet. Professional staff without their own academic dress wear a black undergraduate gown with a black cap. If a person has more than one degree, the dress of the senior degree is worn.
6 The Australian National University PROCEEDINGSS
>> Academic Procession
>> Proceedings opened by the Chancellor
>> The National Anthem
>> Conferring of Higher Degrees, Masters, Bachelors, Diplomas and Certificates
>> Staff Awards
>> Address by Graduating Student
>> Address by Guest Speaker
>> Proceedings closed by the Chancellor
>> Academic Procession
>> New Graduates retire
New graduates, their guests, staff, and guests of the University are invited to a reception in the piazza outside Llewellyn Hall immediately following each ceremony.
Conferring of Awards December 2016 7 Tuesday 13 December Wednesday 14 December
10am 10am ANU College of Medicine, Biology and ANU College of Asia and the Pacific Environment The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences Presenters The Pro-Chancellor, Ms Robin Hughes AO, Presiding Professor Renee McKibbin, Associate Dean (Research), ANU College of Asia and the Pacific Presenters Mr Adam Daniel Sheridan, ANU College of Arts and Professor Andrew Roberts, Dean, ANU College of Physical Social Sciences and Mathematical Sciences Professor Richard Baker, Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS (Student Experience) Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS 2pm ANU College of Engineering and Computer 2pm Science ANU College of Medicine, Biology and The Pro-Chancellor, Ms Robin Hughes AO, Presiding Environment Presenters ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Professor Thushara Abhayapala, Acting Dean, ANU College Sciences of Engineering and Computer Science The Pro-Chancellor, Ms Robin Hughes AO, Presiding Dr Matthew Dowling, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences Presenters Professor Richard Baker, Pro Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Roberts, Dean, ANU College of Physical (Student Experience) and Mathematical Sciences Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS Professor Imogen Mitchell, Acting Dean, Medicine and Health Sciences Professor Margaret Harding, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS
5.30pm ANU College of Law The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding Presenters Professor Stephen Bottomley, Dean, ANU College of Law Professor Marnie Hughes-Warrington, Deputy Vice- Chancellor (Academic) Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS
8 The Australian National University Thursday 15 December Friday 16 December
10am 10am ANU College of Business and Economics ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding Presiding Presenters Presenters Professor Shirley Leitch, Dean, ANU College of Business Professor Paul Pickering, Dean, ANU College of Arts and and Economics Social Sciences Mr Adam Daniel Sheridan, ANU College of Arts and Mr Adam Daniel Sheridan, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences Social Sciences Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS Professor Margaret Harding, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS 2pm ANU College of Business and Economics 2pm The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences Presenters The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding Professor Shirley Leitch, Dean, ANU College of Business and Economics Presenters Dr Matthew Dowling, ANU College of Arts and Professor Paul Pickering, Dean, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences Social Sciences Professor Senlin Li, Vice Dean, School of Continuing Dr Matthew Dowling, ANU College of Arts and Education, Tsinghua University, China Social Sciences Professor Margaret Harding, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS (Research) Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS
Conferring of Awards December 2016 9 SPEAKERS
10am, Tuesday 13 December Delegate at the 2016 Thought for Food Summit, and the 2015 Global Youth Agriculture Summit, where she actively challenged the problem of global food security. During Guest Speaker her time at the university, she was a demonstrator for the Dr Jenna Price Fenner School of Environment and Society, and helped establish a new student society focused on Geographic Jenna Roberts lived at Bruce Hall at the Australian National Information Systems (GIS). During her honours year she University as a Bachelor of Science candidate from received the ACTION Trust Scholarship, the Society 2004-2006, after moving to ‘the big city’ from regional of Conservation GIS Technolo-gy Grant, and the W P Victoria. In 2007 she completed an honours year at the Packard Prize in Geography. She also completed an Re-search School of Earth Sciences (RSES) in planetary internship with consultancy firm Aither. Brittany currently geochemistry. One of her favourite memories is walking works as a graduate consultant for Esri Australia. In her across the lush green ANU campus on a sunny day from spare time, Brittany volunteers for the Surveying & Spatial the research school to her lab on Daley Rd, marvelling at Sciences Institute, and works on small projects for the ACT the fact that she had a piece of the Moon in her handbag. Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment, the After obtaining first-class honours, Jenna worked as a Conservation Council, and SEE-Change Canberra. graduate scientist at Geoscience Australia, before receiving the inaugural Aspi Baria PhD Scholarship from ICON Water (formerly ACTEW Corporation). Jenna returned to 2pm, Tuesday 13 December the ANU, and to RSES, to commence a joint project with CSIRO Land and Water in environmental chemistry and Guest Speaker ecotoxicology. Her field-based research focussed on the presence and behaviour of endocrine disrupting chemicals, Ms Sunny Forsyth pharmaceuticals and personal care products in Australia’s BENG (Hons) ’02 (ANU) largest inland sewage treatment plant and its effluent- receiving environment in Canberra, and impacts on fish and Sunny Forsyth is founder and CEO of Canberra based invertebrates. Jenna split her time between the research International Development organisation Abundant Water. school in Canberra and the CSIRO labs in Adelaide, and both places still feel like home. Jenna was awarded her Sunny graduated from the Australian National University in PhD in 2015, and was the recipient of the RSES Robert Hill 2002 with an honours degree in systems engineering. Memorial Award for excel-lence in doctoral research and communication. Jenna is now a senior policy officer in the After leaving ANU Sunny worked for The Department of Department of Agriculture and Water Resources, working in Defence, Defence Materiel Organisation first as a graduate an area that deals with policy and regulation of agricultural and then as a junior member of an engineering cell in a chemicals and veteri-nary medicines. She specialises major capital procurement project. in providing scientific advice to inform policies that have After leaving Defence, Sunny worked for AusAID in the tangible impacts on agri-cultural productivity, particularly the field of international development in Laos, South East Asia. relationship between international chemical regulation and International development was far removed from traditional Australian trade. She is delighted to be addressing the ANU engineering and yet working in this field Sunny discov-ered science graduate cohort of 2016. that systems engineering methods and mindsets were ideal for resolving the complexity problems that pre-sented Student Speaker themselves on a daily basis.
Brittany Dahl Finding this new application of engineering to be personally and professionally both rewarding and challenging Sunny Brittany Dahl is graduating today from a Bachelor wanted more. This was the beginning of an 8 year body of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) Advanced of work that took ANU water filter research and turned (Honours). She is a local student from Canberra, who has a it into new products, programs, and applications of passion for geographic science. Brittany was an Australian systems engineering that to date have delivered clean
10 The Australian National University drinking water to over 10 000 people in remote provinces Asia-pacific region. Dr Natalegawa undertook his PhD in in Laos, developed clean drinking water projects across In-ternational Relations at the Australian National University four countries, and been nominated for a UN global best between 1990 and 1993. His thesis entitled The South practice award. East Asian Nuclear Weapon Free Zone: Retrospect and Prospect, made the case for the increased relevance of the Student Speaker South East Asian Nuclear Free Zone proposal in the post Cold War period. Benjamin Gill Student Speaker Benjamin Gill is graduating today from a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Science. Benjamin Pema Pelmo has been actively involved throughout his time at ANU, holding numerous positions including 2 terms as President Pema Pelmo is graduating today from a Masters of of the ANU Students’ Association and member of ANU Environmental and Resource Economics. Council, Queer* Officer of the ANU Students’ Association, and Com-munity Assistant at Griffin Hall. In his studies, Pema’s parents are farmers from Eastern Tibet who always he has focused strongly on research about the ANU dreamed of their daughter receiving an education. She Community. Topics have included non-residential student ar-rived in Australia in February 2015 as a refugee. Whilst engagement, cyberbullying, the cost of mental health completing her Masters, Pema has volunteered for the ACT conditions among aca-demic and professional staff, Greens, Conservation Council ACT, Australia Tibet Council and the design of smart phone applications as a tool to and the ACT Tibetan Community. She has been to the improve the efficiency of the youth mental health sector. Fed-eral Parliament and met with politicians to share her In 2013 Benjamin interned at AECOM Canberra as part of experiences. the Buildings and Applied Research Sustainability group. Pema aspires to make use of what she has learnt here In 2016, he was awarded the Vice Chancellor’s Award at the ANU in preserving the fragile and endangered for Reconciliation. Outside of ANU, Benjamin is involved ecosystems of her homeland Tibet. in the mental health sector and is the Curator of the Canberra Global Shapers Hub, an initiative of the World Economic Forum. 2pm, Wednesday 14 December
10am, Wednesday 14 December Guest Speaker Anna Pino Guest Speaker BA ’84, GDSc ‘85 (ANU)
Dr Marty Natalegawa Anna is Chief Executive Officer and owner of Lighthouse Dr Marty Natalegawa was Foreign Minister of the Republic Business Innovation Centre (Lighthouse), an Innovation of Indonesia between 2009 and 2014. In this role, and Consultancy in Canberra. in his earlier influential roles as Indonesian Permanent Anna graduated from the Australian National University in Representative to the United Nations, and as Foreign the mid 80’s with a degree and post Grad in psychology. Ministry Spokesperson, and Chair of ASEAN, he has contributed greatly to building a secure and peaceful Anna has had a very varied career which started as a ASEAN community, and to the promotion of international Research Assistant for the World Health Organisation’s peace and security in the broader Asia-Pacific region. School of Social Psychology on the ANU Campus. During this time she also spent two years working with Dr Natalegawa is one the most respected foreign policy homeless youth. and international security thinkers of his generation both within Indonesia, in South-east Asia, and in the broader
Conferring of Awards December 2016 11 Although Anna comes from a family of business owners, 5.30pm, Wednesday 14 December she took a very different path and became a Graduate Recruit in the Federal Public Service. She worked in a Guest Speaker variety of senior positions for 8 years and then won a scholarship to study towards a Masters of Commerce. Ms Kate Jordan After completing her Masters, Anna left the public service BComm ‘92, LLB ‘92 (ANU) and worked in a range of senior positions in advertising, Kate Jordan is the Deputy Chief Executive Partner of investment management and allied health. While none Clayton Utz, one of Australia’s leading law firms. of these roles are directly related to her first degree, Anna says that the grounding and ability to think broadly about Kate is a mergers and acquisitions lawyer with a Financial issues has lead her down this not terribly traditionally, but Services and in Media, Telecommunications and Technol- incredibly exciting career path. ogy sector focus. She is highly recognised including as a leading lawyer in Best Lawyers in Australia in Media, Anna has been CEO of Lighthouse since 2008 and Tele-communications and M&A, and ranked as a leading acquired the business with a partner in 2014. Lighthouse lawyer in Media & Entertainment and M&A in the Asia works with current and intending entrepreneurs to help Pacific Legal500. them start, shape or grow their businesses. Since its inception, Lighthouse has worked with over 6,000 Kate has been with Clayton Utz for 20 years. In 2012, Kate entrepreneurs. was elevated to Partner in Charge of the Sydney Office and then to Deputy Chief Executive Partner in 2014. In 2014 Anna’s real passion is working with the younger she also joined the board of the Clayton Utz Foundation. entrepreneurs, many of who are still at school and Kate is responsible for Clayton Utz’s social responsibility university. programs, which include the firm’s renowned pro bono program. Clayton Utz’ pro bono program has been ranked Student Speaker as one of the top 10 pro bono programs in the world.
Danielle Dries Kate is also a member of Chief Executive Women, a board member of the Committee for Sydney and the Chair of Danielle Dries is graduating today from a Doctor of Good Return. Medicine, Doctor of Surgery. Danielle is a Kaurna woman from South Australia and graduated from Physiotherapy before pursuing a career in medicine. Danielle has been Student Speaker actively involved on campus through the ANU Rural Medical Michael Harrison Society and volunteering for events such as inward bound. Dan-ielle was awarded the 2015 PARSA International Michael Harrison is graduating today from a Bachelor of Woman’s Day award for her contribution to Indigenous Laws and a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in International health most prominently through her involvement in the Relations. Michael is a local student who has been a annual Close the Gap conference. strong advocate for advancing the student experience, and enhancing student equity at ANU. He has been an active Danielle has also been involved in the National Rural Health member of the ANU student community, heavily involved Student Network (NRHSN), advocating for over 10,000 in Griffin Hall, for which he served as President (2014) and health student members across Australia. In her role on the Community Advisor (2016), and has worked to develop its NRHSN committee, Danielle has presented in senate and long-term strategy and enhance its pastoral care programs. advocated for changes in Indigenous health curriculum. Michael has been actively involved with a number of Danielle recently received the Rural Doctors’ Association of ANU student organisations, including the ANU Students’ Australia and MDA National bursary for her contributions to Association and as President of the ANU Society for Arts the Indigenous community. and Social Sciences. In this role, he established the ANU Arts Ball which continues annually and accommodates some 300 students each year. Michael has volunteered
12 The Australian National University with the Australian Red Cross, assisting its youth programs Student Speaker in Australia and abroad, and is passionate about Australia’s role in international development. In 2014 he was Claudia Strahle recognised as a NSW Volunteer of the Year. In his spare Claudia Strahle is graduating today with a Bachelor of time, Michael enjoys spending time with friends, travelling Commerce and a Bachelor of Science, and has attended and reviewing re-cent films. the ANU on a National Merit Scholarship. During her time at the ANU, she has been an active member of several student societies, including the Actuarial, Finance, 10am, Thursday 15 December Economics and Commerce Students’ Society, the Trading and Investment Collective, the ANU Volunteering Society, Guest Speaker and the UniLodge Residents’ Committee. She has also volunteered as an ANU Community Ambassador, a ‘Get Mr Creel Price Up and Go’ walking partner, and with ANU Robogals. BComm ‘92 (ANU) This semester, Claudia was a tutor at RSFAS, and has also worked as an ANU Student Ambassador and an From scaling some of the highest mountains in the world, to ANU Learning Community Ambassador. This year, she working with Richard Branson on the future of philan-thropy, completed internships at Barclays Investment Bank and exiting his business for over $100m and captaining Australia the Royal Australian Mint, the latter through the ANU CBE in the World Elephant Polo Championships, Creel Price is Internship Program, and looks forward to pursuing a career the high-octane adventurer at the forefront of what he now in finance. In her spare time, Claudia enjoys being involved calls The Entreprenaissance. in the performing arts and learning languages. Creel had launched eight businesses before he left school and a further two at university. At age 25 he then co-founded Blueprint Management Group with just five 2pm, Thursday 15 December thousand dollars in capital which he grew to 1,000 staff and sold a decade later for $109 million. Guest Speaker Since then, Creel has dedicated his time to fostering Sir Angus Houston entrepreneurship on a global scale through his startup generator Investible and founding the Club Kidpreneur Retired Air Chief Marshal Sir Angus Houston served Foundation, a not-for-profit social enterprise developing as Chief of Air Force from 2001 and then as Chief of entrepreneurial skills in primary-aged children. Since 2011 Defence Force from 2005, retiring in 2011. His early Creel has trained South African entrepreneurs at the service in the RAAF was marked by the award of an Air Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship using his Decisionship Force Cross in 1979 for an open-sea rescue in NSW methodology and was Founding Director of Global Ethics under gale conditions. His leadership and management Australia which worldwide has funded over $20 million in skills were identified at an early stage, recognised via his water projects in Africa from sales of One Water worldwide. admission as Member of the Order of Australia in 1990 He is author of best-selling business book The One Thing to for the introduction and transfer of Blackhawk helicopter Win at the Game of Business and is an in-demand keynote capabilities from the RAAF to the Australian Army speaker globally. Retired Air Chief Marshal Sir Angus Houston was awarded Creel’s work has stretched from the Papua New Guinea the Knight of the Order of Australia in January 2015 for highlands to the Melbourne prison system to tomato ex-traordinary and pre-eminent achievement and merit in farming cooperatives in Zimbabwe and the UN’s Global service to Australia, through distinguished service in the Accelerator in New York. It is his dedication to using the Aus-tralian Defence Force and continued commitment to power of business for good that lead Sir Richard Branson serve the nation in leadership roles. to describe Creel as “the living, breathing definition of an entrepre-neur” in his book Screw Business as Usual.
Conferring of Awards December 2016 13 Student Speaker Student Speaker Dominic Nadvillaveetil Sarah Jones
Dominic Nadvillaveetil is graduating today with a Masters’ Sarah Jones is graduating today with a Bachelor of Arts of Business Information Systems. He is an international and a Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours). She moved student from India who moved to Australia in February from regional Western Australia in 2012 in order to pursue 2015 to pursue his dreams. Dominic has been an active a passion for political science at a world-class institution. advocate for international student rights, and has been In her time at the ANU Sarah has been actively involved working for their well-being not just at the ANU but also at in the ANU Fencing Club including being President of the the national level as the Vice President for the Council of club, captaining the Australian University Games Team, and International Student of Australia (CISA). At the Australian was awarded a Half Blue sporting award. She spent four Na-tional University, Dominic has served as the International years living at Bruce Hall, one as a senior resident, and is officer for PARSA and also was also the founding President deeply appreciative of the support given by the residential of the Indian Student’s Association (InSA) at the ANU. communities at the ANU. The highlight of Sarah’s five years at the ANU was working within the United States Senate as In 2016, he served as a senior resident at Toad Hall, an ANIP intern in 2015. where he has lived throughout his study at the ANU. In his spare-time he loves to share stories with his friends and is an avid sports lover. Dominic is proud to have graduated from the Australian National University and hopes to keep 2pm, Friday 16 December contributing to the university long after his graduation. Guest Speaker Mr Kevin Rudd 10am, Friday 16 December Mr Kevin Rudd is the first ANU graduate to become Prime Guest Speaker Minister of Australia and held this office twice, from 2007 to 2009 and again in 2013. In the interval, 2010 to 2012 Ms Therese Rein he was Australia’s Foreign Minister. More recently he has been the inaugural President of the Asia Society’s Policy Therese Rein is a preeminent Australian entrepreneur, Institute in the United States, and Chair of the Independent business leader, philanthropist and human rights activist. Commission on Multilateralism, where he has led a review Her career has been one of exceptional achievement of the United Nations system. and contribution. As founder and Managing Director of the Ingeus group of companies and as Executive As a statesman, one of Mr Rudd’s signature capabilities Director and Chair of the Ingeus Limited Board, Ms Rein has been in fluency in Mandarin Chinese learnt at the ANU, oversees businesses that provide welfare services such as where he studied under the world-renowned scholar Pierre employment and work-related rehabilitation, assisting and Ryckmans. While writing his BA Honours thesis, ‘Human supporting people who have been cut off from work due Rights in China: the Case of Wei Jingsheng’, he was also to disability, illness or injury by helping them address the mentored by Geremie Barmé, later the Founding Director physical and psychological aspects of their condition and of the Australian Centre on China in the World (CIW). While aiding their return to work at ANU, Mr Rudd was a resident of Burgmann College, and graduated with a BA (Hons) in Asian Studies in 1981. Ms Rein completed her undergraduate study at the During this time he also met his future wife, Thérėse Rein. Australian National University receiving a Bachelor of Arts in 1980, and a further Masters Qualifying (Psychology) in 1981. During her studies she lived on campus as a resident of Burgmann College where she met her future husband and later Prime Minister of Australia, Kevin Rudd.
14 The Australian National University Student Speaker Melandri Vlok
Melandri Vlok is graduating with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) specialising in Biological Anthropology. She has been actively involved in ABACUS, the student society for the School of Archaeology and Anthropology at ANU since its birth in 2012. During this time, she was the establishing editor of ABACUS Magazine, a magazine which highlights work from students studying in the School of Archaeology and Anthropology. Melandri was President of the society for the last two years. She has completed archaeological field work locally as well as abroad in South East Asia. Out- side of her studies Melandri has continued her passion for Rhythmic Gymnastics, transitioning from an elite gymnast to an elite coach while studying at the ANU.
Conferring of Awards December 2016 15 PRIZES
Student awards of the award has completed a Degree of Bachelor with Honours. The Prize commemorates Dr Robin and Mrs Patricia Tillyard, who were important contributors to the University Medal formation and early life of the University as well as to the The University Medal recognises students who have wider Canberra community. obtained First Class Honours (or Masters Advanced Awardee for 2016 is: Equivalent) and demonstrated exceptional academic excellence across their studies. >> Siobhan Maeve Tobin
Awardees for 2016 are: J G Crawford Prize >> Kieran Anderson Pender The J.G. Crawford Prizes were established in 1973 to >> John Stewart Aslanides recognise Sir John Crawford’s outstanding contribution to >> Emily Charlotte Barlow the University. Sir John held the posts of Director of the >> Damon John Binder Research School of Pacific Studies for seven years (1960- 1967), Vice-Chancellor for five years (1968-1973) and >> Nathaniel Bloomfield Chancellor from 1976 to 1984. >> Karen Michelle Cooke The Crawford Prizes are awarded to those graduate >> Duc Duy Anh Dao students most deserving of recognition for the quality of >> James Garrison their graduate work. The main criterion for selection is >> Mary Kathleen Good academic excellence and contributions to the life of the University may also be taken into account. Two prizes >> Emily Han are available for award to doctoral students who have >> Ruobing Han submitted theses during the preceding calendar year, >> Rachel Catherine Hayes normally one for the natural sciences and one for social sciences and humanities. One prize is also available for >> Joanna Hermann excellence in the Master degree where the program of >> Andrew Jamieson study has been composed of or included research and >> Maxim Jeffs preparation of a thesis. The prize takes the form of a medal and, where possible, the Crawford Prizes are presented at >> Taeho Jung the University’s Graduation Ceremonies. >> Jaron Jia Rong Lee >> Elaine Lin Awardee for 2016 is: >> Melanie Klara Kaasinen >> Kai Xun Chan >> Henry William Orton >> Shanti Duyen Shea-An Staff awards >> Steven Skitmore >> Avinash Upadhya Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence >> Naomi Ann Wootton in Education Each year the Vice-Chancellor grants awards and citations Tillyard Prize to ANU staff recognised for their excellence as educators. Awards are made for excellence in teaching or research The Tillyard Prize is the oldest and most prestigious prize supervision, for programs that enhance learning, and for available to bachelor degree students of the University. citations for outstanding contributions to student learning. Originally established in 1940, the Prize is awarded to Awards and citations may be made to individuals, teams or the student whose personal qualities and contribution to programs, in recognition of their contribution to educational University life have been outstanding and who in the year excellence at ANU.
16 The Australian National University Award for Programs that Enhance Learning: Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Service >> ANU Medical School to the Campus Community
Professor Zsuzsoka Kecskes This award recognises staff and visiting fellows who have Professor Imogen Mitchell volunteered their time, expertise, skills and knowledge and Dr Kerrie Aust who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and service Associate Professor Deborah Browne to the campus community beyond the normal expectations Dr Michael Chapman of their position. Dr Caitlin Coombes The recipient for 2016 is: Dr Megan Hickie Dr Anne Leditschke >> Professor Margaret Jolly, Dr Rosa Marchetti ANU College of Asia and the Pacific Dr Sarah Martin Dr Elizabeth Sturgiss Honorary Conferrals Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning: Honorary degrees may be awarded for outstanding achievement as a scholar in any field of scholarship, letters >> Dr Alexandra Webb or the arts; or outstanding contributions in the service of >> Dr Bjoern Dressel and Ms Sarah Cameron society; or outstanding service to the University.
The Peter Baume Award >> 10am Wednesday 14th December 2016 Dr Raden Mohammad Marty Muliana Natalegawa– The Peter Baume Award is the University’s highest award Doctor of Letters for exceptional staff members and alumni of the University whose contributions to the economic, cultural, scientific >> 2pm Thursday 15th December 2016 or social development of Australia or the international Retired Air Marhsal Sir Angus Houston – Doctor community have demonstrated distinguished service of the of Laws highest degree. >> 10am Friday 16th December 2016 The recipient for 2016 is: Ms Therese Rein – Doctor of Laws >> Professor Susanne von Caemmerer, ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment >> 2pm Friday 16th December 2016 The Honourable Mr Kevin Rudd – Doctor of Laws Chancellor’s Award for Distinguished Contribution to the University
This award recognises staff and alumni of the University whose contributions to the economic, cultural, scientific or social development of Australia or the international community have demonstrated distinguished service of a high degree.
The recipient for 2016 is: >> Emeritus Professor David Horner, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
Conferring of Awards December 2016 17 MUSICAL ITEMS
Organ 10am, Tuesday 13 December
Dr Calvin Bowman National Anthem LMusA, BMus(Hons) MMus Melb, MMA DMA Yale Leilani Wagner University Organist Musical Interlude Described variously as “a uniquely talented musician” Katrina Tang – Piano (Philip Glass), “one of the finest musical minds this country Nocturne Op 27 No 2 (by Chopin) has produced” (Graham Abbott), and “truly gifted” (Ezra Laderman), Calvin Bowman is currently Senior Lecturer and University Organist at The Australian National University 2pm, Tuesday 13 December and Associate Artistic Director of the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra. His principal teachers have included John National Anthem O’Donnell and Thomas Murray, organ; Donald Thornton, Natalie Solomko piano; Davitt Moroney, harpsichord; and Graeme Koehne Musical Interlude and Ezra Laderman, composition. He has also attended Dominique Douglas-Smith – Piano masterclasses in Europe and the United States with Marie- Prelude and Fugue in A-Flat Major, BWV 862, J.S. Claire Alain, Michael Radulescu, Jean-Claude Zehnder, (by Bach) Gillian Weir and Thomas Trotter.
Dr Bowman’s compositional skills have been recognised with the awarding of a prestigious Australia Council 10am, Wednesday 14 December Fellowship for 2008-9, and he is a laureate of the Ned Rorem Award for Song Composition, the Diana Barnhart National Anthem American Song Competition, and the English Poetry and Tahlia Makunde Song Society Artsong Award. In late 2009, Sir Neville Musical Interlude Marriner conducted two performances of his song cycle “I Dominique Douglas-Smith – Piano would sing a little while”, Sir Neville declaring the piece “an Visions Fugitives No. 6-10 (by Prokofiev) absolute gem of twenty-first century imagination”. Calvin Bowman was also named one of the most influential people in Melbourne for 2009 by “The Age”. 2pm, Wednesday 14 December Dr Bowman is a graduate of The University of Melbourne, and was the first Australian to graduate with a Doctor of National Anthem Musical Arts degree from Yale University with the assistance Natalie Solomko of a Fulbright scholarship. He is a member of Australian Musical Interlude Mensa and a life member of The Australian Fulbright Katrina Tang – Piano Association. He was appointed as University Organist Andaluza (by De Falla) in 2011.
5.30pm, Wednesday 14 December
National Anthem Leilani Wagner
Musical Interlude Dominique Douglas-Smith – Piano Prelude and Fugue in A-Flat Major, BWV 862, J.S. (by Bach)
18 The Australian National University 10am, Thursday 15 December Reception Jazz Musicians
National Anthem Ben Forte – Guitar Tahilia Makunde Hayden Fritzlaff – Drums Ben Keller-Tuberg – Bass Musical Interlude Jamal Salem – Drums Katrina Tang – Piano Alex Unikowski – Keys My Favourite Things (by Hough)
2pm, Thursday 15 December
National Anthem Natalie Solomko
Musical Interlude Dominique Douglas-Smith – Piano Visions Fugitives No. 6-10 (by Prokofiev)
10am, Friday 16 December
National Anthem Leilani Wagner
Musical Interlude Leilani Wagner – Vocals Greg Stott – Guitar Angel Eyes (by Matt Dennis and Earl Brent) If I Ain’t Got You (by Alicia Keys)
2pm, Friday 16 December
National Anthem Tahlia Mukunde
Musical Interlude Leilani Wagner – Vocals Ellen Chan – Guitar Angel Eyes (by Matt Dennis and Earl Brent) If I Ain’t Got You (by Alicia Keys)
Conferring of Awards December 2016 19 CONFERRING OF AWARDS
This program lists the names of those eligible to receive awards at these ceremonies. Those attending will have their awards conferred by the Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor, who will present them with their testamurs as they cross the stage. Those unable to attend may have their awards conferred in absentia. Those who qualify for two or more awards will be conferred by the Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor and have all awards presented at the same time.
The program lists all students who are receiving an award, not only those who are present today.
10am Tuesday 13 December ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Bachelor of Arts with Honours Paula Ozola Yee Ling Tsoi Kezia Caieta Wasdell Noor Zakiah Binte Zainudin
Bachelor of Biotechnology Jessie Clare Sylvia Andrikis Jiansi Long Bradley Reid
Bachelor of Biotechnology with Honours Yaoyuan Zhang
Bachelor of Commerce Jacinta Rae Herring
Bachelor of Genetics Stephanie Skinner
Bachelor of Genetics with Honours Riemke Aggio-Bruce Ainsley Renee Davies
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) Ashleigh Brady Ellen Johanna Louise Levingston Lea-Sofia Luzzi Elena Grace Tjandra
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) with Honours Emma Louise Gillies Zachary James Hatfield Dodds Edith Peters
20 The Australian National University Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) Advanced with Honours Brittany Olivia Dahl
Bachelor of Medical Science Graeme John Billett Richa Harnal Poongodai Sivam Nicholas Alan Brasher Philippa Meg Howell Rajakumari Elangovan Saxon Brown Muhammad Irwan Jaeson Kayla Smurthwaite Sinan Nathan Brown Trishala Kalra Marilli Spyridopoulos Hwa-Yen Chu Liam James Kensitt Samantha Margaret Tuck Terry Lynneh Cilliers Lucy Elisabeth Kirk Yashasvi Vaishnaw Stephanie Coates Chang Seok Lee Yun Hua Grace Wang Jayne Carmel Curlewis Rachael Hannah Mitterfellner Lachlan Stephen Williams Isabella Vieira De Sousa Petra Ann Mossop Rachel Anne Woods Vaisharli Dhevarajah Celine Olivia Xinyi Wu Ryan Michael Freeman Dillon Sarah Maureen Perry Siyi Yang Mieke Louise Foster Merryn Sarah Roe Zijun Yu Xiao Yan Guan Natashe Dos Santos Silva
Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours Juliana Adwoa Adutwumwaah Anokye Shaaerah Mahboob Grant Jarvis Brown Scott Paterson Pearce Dillon Jack Hammill Benjamin Spann
Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours Matthew Cameron Berrington Yu Ze Kong Karun Varghese Paul Nathaniel John Bloomfield Youssef Latash Benjamin John Gillette Pearce Jet Shoon Chong Jaron Jia Rong Lee Max Rintoul Josephine Davies Anthony Chi Hin Leung Rowan Clymo Rowlands Emily Han Shao Qi Lim Benjamin George Thompson Sean Darby Harris Elliott Benjamin Lovell Siobhan Maeve Tobin Tejas Iyer Vladimir Marinov Ellen Frances Anderson Walsh Maxim Jeffs Hugh McCarthy Zhenyi Wang Hao Jeng Henry William Orton Lucy Natacha Wenger
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) Nghi Hoang Bui Jingyuan Pan Amanda Kasuni Daluwatta Ann Silvia Plummer Li Tong Low
Bachelor of Science Zachary Adrichen Zofia Bryks Hugh Coman Antonio Aquiles Alvarez Aguilar Kevin Ian Burns Reuben Creighton Duncan Clement Anderson Brydie Jane Campbell Christie-Rae Crosthwaite Rosemary Avery Dylan Harrison Chalmers Edgar George Daly Laura Isabelle Berrie Denny Christopher Chandra Alexandra Claire Dennis Elliott James Botha Paul Joseph Chapelli Cassandra Agata Doig Victoria Bourne Madeleine Collings Carolina Elizabeth Dolan
Conferring of Awards December 2016 21 John Robert Dow Marcus Liu Savannah Ruppert Laura Stewart Downes Nataliea Marie Lowson Arcadia Bronte Salmon Krone Jonathon Ivan Doyle Nathan Andrew William Mackay Blair James Salmon Alexandra Dudley Maki Maeda John Steven Scott Jacinta Evans Tara Jane Burgin Mann Laura Cathryn Simpson Carlos Andres Guitian Gonzalez Monique Masling Alexandra Sylvia Sitepu Devyani Gupta Claire Therese McCormack Michael Smith Kieran John Hancock Callum Anthony McGee Nathan James Spinks Liam Anthony Hanlon Jordan Robert McGillivray Jason Pratama Sriwijaya Samuel John Henderson Thomas John McKinlay Yolandi Swart Yuhan Huang Gena Louise Mezgec Katia Louise Taylor Molly Eloise Ireland Zoe Christine Maree Mielens Bryan Tee Pi Ern William Cedar Jackson Jacob Robert Millington Olivia Thomson Jessica Anne Jago Andrej Njegus Shen Tian Cheryl Lorraine Jalocha Elouyze Nucifora-Ryan William Anthony Harold Unwin Macey Jarvinen Jung Hwan Park Laura Christine Whiting Luke Andrew Johnston Bozana Pasic William Gregory Wood Lauren Jubb Albert Patajo Xinxin Zhang John Andrew Killen Cheng Shyong Phung YongQi Zhang Alexandra Sasha Kuptsova Stephanie Pollard Michael Qian Fan Zhou Darren Anthony Laker Declan Randall Pratt You Zhou Chen Liang Anna Clare Rafferty Jan Thorben Zimmer Emma Maria Liu Jock Alexander McDonald Rogers
Bachelor of Science with Honours Dzifa Amenuvegbe Angus James Edward Hayes Matthew George Peacock Fiona Backhouse Lucy Hayes Max William Erich Proft Tania Maria Barone Sally Heading Jing Qian Keira Turnbull Beattie Georgina Kelly Howard Alexandra Raineri Alexander William Bray Morgan Suzanne Hunter Kathryn Jane Reid Elizabeth Buchan Ashlee Lauren Innes Eleanor Mona Robson Sarah Catherine Buchan Alexander Johnston Fergus James McDonald Rogers James McKinnon Byers Joy Oluwafunke Jolayemi Timothy Charles Ryan Kirsty Anne Chalker Gayathri Karthik Sofie Semmler Tess Catherine Chapman Joss Campbell Kirk Alexander Gordon Sloan Sean Minhui Tashi Chua Callum Kucka Amelia Stevens Manon Dalaison Shi En Lay Jian Su Nicholas Den Houting Bronte Izumi Maclean Melanie Tacey Jackson Tobias Hawthorne Dowie Timothy William McInerney Bradley Vallette Dale Peter Drummond Karen Dominika Milewska Matthew Leslie Wickham Rowan Edwards Christopher Alexander Mornement Siru Zheng Stuart Paul Ferrie Bruce Andrew Munro Gregory Joseph Gauthier-Coles Blair Ney Brecon Tristan Grafton Joseph Christopher O’Rourke Timothy Gray Evan David Packard Robin Grun Annie Pate
22 The Australian National University Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours) Cameron William Donald Inglis Benjamin John Coombes Ellen Phiddian Kedar Ashok Abhyankar Jaklyn Kate Crilly Zhihao Qiao Matthew John Alger Wuxing Dong Morgan William See Damon John Binder Bingjun Li Jesse Wallace Jacob Mathew Buete Ellen Anna Caroline Miech Qiheng Yang
Bachelor of Science (Forest Sciences) Dakyum Lee Xiu Hui Judith Soh
Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Kimberly Jade Archer Brianna Jaimin Jarvinen Chi Hang Kester Nip Hagen Arhelger Jeong in Kim Stephanie Marie Orlando Dominic Bell Hanna Frances Koerbin Emma Victoria Parker Parker Thomas Blakey Sophie Krieger Rylan Robert Savage Laura Ellen Blunt Maddison Kate Lamers Rebecca Laura Simon Chloe Jayne Brett Samuel George Le Gros Lachlan Bowden Smith Tara Ashleigh Buchanan Lilian Lee Chung-Yuen Tieu Pablo Simon Calaby Joshua David Leonard Rachel Margaret Veitch Haejung Cho Tong Li Hannah Catherine Verass Cherie Angelique Clark Zi Xiao Liu Shixin Wang Felix Daniels Rin Rin Ly Kimberly Jade Wansbrough Alison Ruth Hassall Huyen Phuong Nguyen Sum Ching Wong Tahira Hassan Angela Louise Nicoli Qiong Wu
Bachelor of Science (Psychology) with Honours Kelly Nicole Battocchio Rachel Catherine Hayes Paige Ebony Mewton Sooyeon Choi Samantha Jugovac Kevin Prasetya Sidhant Chopra Aflaha Rukhsaar Khan Simone Judith Ray Helen Frieda Copeland Michael Kreminski Jaclyn Michelle Swinton Jolene Alexa Cox Christopher Jing Yu Law Lina Tong Julian Dennis Caitlin Elizabeth Lewthwaite Peter Ashley Twiss Brendan Nathaniel Dwyer Yu Liu Adam Usher William John Francis Jodie Rose McMorrow Amanda India Winiger
Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management) Li-Ann Koh Alicia Claire Palmer Lauren Maree Kensett Smith Scott William Andrew Lang Emma Lee Pearce Rebecca Emily Tarrant Jiyu Liu Gareth Aiden Quirke Hanlu Zhang
Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management) with Honours Mark Nathan Allen Melissa Jayne Wales
Conferring of Awards December 2016 23 Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Science John Bell Anthony James Cozens Zeshaan Khokhar
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Science Remy Sebastien Hamilton-Smith
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science Charlotte Eloise Alley Rebecca Hale Jodie Renee Muldoon Danielle Maya Cribb Franziska Salome Jerjen Emma Louise Murdoch Cameron Stewart Dall Fiona Margaret McCarthy Rose Rutherford Liza Goncharov Alison Nicole Mountain Jocelyn Yang Miao Hui
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Sophie Carroll Wei Jun Shawn Ho Katie Lee Skinner Rosemary Kate Clifford Qi Jia Kate Lilly Wilson-Woolley Aden Luke Cotterill Jessie Liu Elizabeth Ann Gay Siwan Liu Tessa Harriet Grimmond Suji O’Connor
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Science Vickie Lui Steffi Lok To Siu
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Science Freya Mercedes Gaunt
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science Timothy Brown Samuel Alexander Skinner Edward Hofman Nicholas Sandford Wynne Emma Louise Lomas Siying Zhou
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Shane Joshua Dowley Alexandra Pearce Amanda Naditha Guruge Hilary Wai-Yee Pong Joshua Michael Norman-Leagas
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Science David Nalder
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Matthew Ross Whelan
24 The Australian National University Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Zhe Zhang
Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Science Hugo Michael Lee
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Science Rebecca Jade Sullivan Saadatun Tarannum Emery Xiao Hong Zhen
Bachelor of Science with Honours/Bachelor of Arts Xiao Lin Chen Ian Andrew Dehlsen
Bachelor of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Science Zoe Hazel Tulip
Bachelor of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Claire Louise Lenehan
Associate Degree Mitchell Brown
Conferring of Awards December 2016 25 2pm Tuesday 13 December ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science
Doctor of Philosophy
Md Mohsin Ali High Performance Fault-Tolerant Solution of PDEs using the Sparse Grid Combination Technique
James Bullock Advanced Contacts for Silicon Solar Cells
Leana Diane Copeland Eye Tracking to Support eLearning
Michael Curtotti Enhancing the Communication of Law: a Cross-Disciplinary Investigation Applying Information Technology
Mayank Daswani Generic Reinforcement Learning Beyond Small MDPs
Adriano Di Pietro Automated Fibre Placement with In-Situ Ultraviolet Curing and On-The-Fly Resin Impregnation
Jing Guo Stochastic geometry for modeling, analysis and design of Future Wireless Networks
Yun Hou Control of Formations with Non-rigid and Hybrid Graphs
Aisha Sajjad Khan Automated Monitoring of Early Stage Human Embryonic Cells in Times-Lapse Microscopy Images
Alireza Khosravian Hemami State Estimation for Systems on Lie Groups with Nonideal Measurements
Jan-Christoph Kuester Runtime Verification on Data-Carrying Traces
Jan Leike Nonparametric General Reinforcement Learning
Kar Wai Lim Nonparametric Bayesian Topic Modelling with Auxiliary Data
Buyu Liu Efficient Multi-Level Scene Understanding in Videos
Lawrence Dzidzai Mutimbu Factor Graphs for Computer Vision and Image Processing
26 The Australian National University Adam Nagy-Sochacki Robust Dimensional Variation Control of Compliant Assemblies through the Application of Sheet Metal Joining Process Sequencing
Hieu Nguyen Applications of Spectrally-Resolved Photoluminescence in Silicon Photovoltaics
Paul Michael Scott Distributed Coordination and Optimisation of Network-Aware Electricity Prosumers
Tao Wang Context-Driven Object Detection and Segmentation with Auxiliary Information
Junming Wei RF Signal Sensing and Source Localization Systems using Software Defined Radios
Di Yan Heavily Doped Carrier-Selective Regions for silicon Solar Cells
Ming Chao Yu Throughput and Delay Optimization of Linear Network Coding in Wireless Broadcast
Master of Philosophy Zhang Ke Meisong Wang Ming Chao Yu
Master of Computing Subramanian Arunachalam Ray Houming Lau Aagam Raju Shah Sakda Eamkulworapong Yang Li Bo Shi Maria De Lourdes Garcia De Yuhao Liu Yunshi Sun La Hidalga Rui Min Yongqiang Wang Xiaotong Gu Siu Kei Muk Cheng Yu Tao Hu Kiarie Ndegwa Yi Zhao Wentao Huang Arjun Rajshekhar Siyu Zheng Ekta Kakkar
Master of Computing (Advanced) John Stewart Aslanides Chang Li
Master of Engineering Amar Shah
Conferring of Awards December 2016 27 Master of Engineering in Digital Systems and Telecommunications Jin Chen Chunyang Li Shun Yao Kaitai Chen Xuran Li Guanhua Zhang Runyu Chen Qiuyang Lu Qian Zhang Bingfei Fu Wei Qu Shouwei Zhang Ghufran Ullah Jan Jun Sun Yuhui Zhang Jubin Joseph Murali Mohan Velpula
Master of Engineering in Mechatronics Tian Cong Gyanesh Tyagi Weizhuo Yao Jing Qi Zhang
Master of Engineering in Photonics Kangle Chang Binjie Liu Shenyou Zhao
Master of Engineering in Solar Energy Technologies Saad Akbar Hai Ji Shunqi Sun Qian Ye
Master of Engineering in Solar Energy Technologies/Graduate Certificate of Studies Chandan Chakma
Master of Information Technology Studies Benjamin Donald Herrenschmidt
Graduate Diploma of Computing Zhanpeng Diao Wajahat Ali Khan Francisco Gallardo Cervantes Andrea Soriano Syed Sheece Raza Gardezi Yuhao Wu Khawaja Muhammad Hamza
Bachelor of Advanced Computing with Honours Christopher Gerard Claoue-Long Zhuoqi Qiu Qiang Duan Kim Albert To Xiang Guo Zikai Zhao Zi Jin Mengchen Zu
Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and Development) with Honours Nathan Ze Huan Yong
28 The Australian National University Bachelor of Engineering with Honours Jacobus Walter Abetz Ahmad Afiq Jamalis Yiwei Sun Benjamin James Andreatta Mihir Makarand Kale Jiangyue Wang Angela Atapattu Ern Ling Emily Khor Yang Wang Peshitha Athaudage Don Hyoung Rok Daniel Kim Yijie Wang Peter William Atkinson Jason Chee Wah Lee Yuzhen Wang Kevin Barnard Zhaolin Liu Charlotte Rose Watkins Da Kai Beck Junxu Lu Yuwei Wang Sarah Louise Blacklock Yang Lu Lachlan Myles Whichello Ryan Malcolm Bradley Daniel Lloyd Lupton Layan Nallaperuma Wijesekera Andrew Stephen Ellis Bugg Wei Ma Tingjun Wu Steven James Carlisle Andrew Mark Mallett Sheng Xu Zuze Chen Christopher Ryan Menezes Tao Xu Cynthia Karina Copa Hinostroza George Miris Zhenting Xu Edward John Creaser Izzul Syahmi Mohamed Azuar Lu Yang Trimonisha Das Mohamad Syahmi Mohamed Kaberi Zhongbo Yao Michael Dimitrios Didimiotis Jordan Pham Nguyen Boya Yu Ekin Dincer Trung Nguyen Quoc Yihui Yu Tegan Michelle Doblinger Simon William Palmer Aaron Thomas Zegelin Jiaqi Dong Nicole Francoise Reynolds Tony Zhang Courtney Jessica Dunn Luke Shane Russell Wenrui Zhang Isaac Benjamin Evans Syazwani Billah Sharul Lalli Jin Zhou Brandon James Hinds Max Andrew Gordon Schwenke Zheyu Zhuang Wei Quan Hong Bryce Bradley Shoshore Ahmad Shamer Zulbakri Jarrod Mark Hughes Abdullah Sikder
Bachelor of Information Technology Alex Aberle-Leeming Xuanming Gu Youran Qin Alexander John Bennett Lin Li Pallavi Sehgal Jun Hong Chong Deepak Kumar Navaneethakrishnan Xin Shen Bing Chu Van Khoa Nguyen Tsu-Lin Wang Lian Duan Kirsty Jane Nitschke Ho Fong Justin Wong Xiaojun Ge Ni Luh Adyanari Putri Huijuan Yu
Bachelor of Science Patrick George Stapleton
Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours) Jesse Manning Anderson Diyang Ma Tamzidur Rahman Harvey Michael Delaney Sebastian Mammoliti Kevin To James Matthew Duncan Jan Martin Zena Wolba Elijah Jones Daniel Luke Pekevski Darren Xu Sebastian Werner Lausberg Edward Stuart Petersen Wanqi Zhao
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Maria Lourdes Madalena Foo Sandaru Sarasi Herath Yaqi Liu Emma Rebecca Deegan Anjuka Shamath Jayasooriya Kundi Wang Peter Hugh Ethell
Conferring of Awards December 2016 29 Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours Weikun Chen Shihao Jiang Asim Farooq Faridi Gavin Saldanha
Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours/Bachelor of Science Nicole Ann Blinco Taeho Jung Man Ching Joyce Mau
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Arts Maria Dominique Salazar
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Economics Sayan Dev De Timothy Mark Leske
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Information Technology Ali Haji Babaei Cameron James Nelson Joel Christopher Ramsay Josip Simunic
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Science Nicholas Martin James Adams Ashley Willacy Ellis Pascale Wonjae Kim Joanna Chu Benjamin Anthony Gill Nicola McPherson Daniel Cirovski Daniel Johnston Samantha Lee Roald
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours Andrew Jamieson Avinash Upadhya
Bachelor of Software Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Commerce David Graham Linsell
Bachelor of Software Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Science Gregory Francis Keith
Bachelor of Software Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Lavinia Kanagandran
Associate Degree Rahul Chawla
Diploma of Computing Aiodan Casvelyn Beatman Bremer William Chauvel Sharp Run Wang Kin Ting Chan Ningyi Sun Ming Chit Yeung Minghui Chen
30 The Australian National University 10am Wednesday 14 December ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
Doctor of Philosophy
Suzanne Sufyan Akila Participation and the Protection of Citizens Abroad in International Law
Lwin Lwin Aung Accounting for Consumption Inequality in Myanmar: 2004/05 and 2009/10
Robert Bino Conservation and Development Options for the Kokoda Track and Surrounding Regions
Wai Wah Chan Rethinking Water and Energy Affordability in Australia: An Analysis of the Efficiency, Effectiveness and Equity of Current Policy
Liang Chen Getting by in Urban China: Sociality, Gender and Political Identity among Migrant Petty Entrepreneurs
Nazneen Kawshar Chowdhury Essays on Natural Resource Management: Managing Industrial Marine Fisheries of Bangladesh
Sacha Cody Exemplary Agriculture: Organic Farming and Urban/Rural Space in China
Thuy Thi Do The practices of knowledge claims: Reflections from the drive toward constructing East Asian International Relations Theory”
Farid Fachruddin Making Sense of Muslim Societies: Belief and Praxis in Bantaeng
Seung-Hun Hong Dynamics of Reciprocal Regulation
Shang-po Hsieh Nongovernmental Organisations and Corruption Prevention in Democratising Indonesia (1998-2008)
Stella Aleida Hutagalung Being Muslim in a Christian Town: Varieties, Practices and Renewal
Phillipa Catherine Jenkins The Politics of Mine Closure and Sustainable Development at the Ok Tedi Mine, Papua New Guinea
Jayson Lamchek Myth-Making and Reality: A Critical Examination of Human Rights-Compliant Counterterrorism in the Philippines and Indonesia
Latu Herbert Latai Covenant Keepers: A History of Samoan (LMS) Missionary Wives in the Western Pacific from 1839 to 1979
Conferring of Awards December 2016 31 Mirani Litster Cowry Shell Money and Monsoon Trade: The Maldives in Past Globalizations
Saryaskus Paulus Liu Kupang: Social Adaptability and Vulnerability Across an Urban Rural Continuum in West Timor
Annie Muller McCarthy Under Development: Stories of Children and NGOs in Delhi, India
Matthew Alan McKay Patterns of World Trade: An Application of Network Complexity Analysis
Alicia Hayley Mollaun US Aid to Pakistan: Nation-Building and Realist Objectives in the Post 9/11 Era
Jacqueline Margarethe Parry Transitional Justice and Displacement: Lessons from Liberia and Afghanistan
Visisya Pinthongvijayakul Performing the Isan Subject: Spirit Mediums and Ritual Embodiment in a Transitional Agrarian Society
Hasnani Rangkuti Migration out of Central Java: 1971-2010
Katherine Ann Seikel Prehistoric Socio-Political Structure on Pohnpei: Perspectives from Mortuary Contexts
Cesar Andres-Miguel Suva Nativizing the Imperial: The Local Order and Articulations of Colonial Rule in Sulu, Philippines 1881-1920
Shinnosuke Takahashi Regionalizing the Local, Localizing the Region: The Okinawa Struggle and Place-Based Identity
Yuen Ha Tang The Aesthetics of Chinese Classical Theatre: A Performer’s View
Xu Wang The Poetry of Mu Dan (1918-1977)
Master of Philosophy Orion Lethbridge Nugraheni Pancaningtyas
Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development Ruby Amelia Johnson
Master of Arts (Asia-Pacific Studies) with Honours Athalia Kartika Sari Irwansjah
32 The Australian National University Master of Arts (International Relations) Jie Yang
Master of Arts (International Relations) with Honours Sacha Carl Blumen
Master of Asia-Pacific Studies Arya Budi Mihyeon Park Yexuan Huang Haozhe Wu Genon Oguro Haipei Zhao
Master of Climate Change Joanne Pita Aihunu Baasansuren Demberelnyam Marianna Clare O’Gorman Lisa Rose Cliff Monica Maharjan Julie Webb Neneh Clare Darwin Chediel Kazael Mrisha Sadhana Debi-Tewarie Harkiran Narulla
Master of Diplomacy Jenna Allen Md Shahidul Islam Sanny Sutanto Yacoub Djazouli Abdelbassit Ali Thomas Jeong Bin Park Roline Tekon Pengcheng Cai Dianna Deravinee Rajcumar Yasmin Hassen Kyaw San
Master of Environmental and Resource Economics Daijie Ma Tobden Tobden Tashi Namgay Qin Yang Pema Pelmo Qianqian Ye Nicole Jane Thomas
Master of Environmental Management and Development Tatiana Paola Abarca Alvarez Lillian Chama Kalenge Lis Nurhayati Lesley Andrew Sangay Khandu Conchitta Paul Tatireta Colette Boraso Anare Leweniqila Aishath Rasheed Jose Chongo Andrea Lewis Hartati Sinaga Lhachey Dema Fiona Nicole Lord Lwin Maung Maung Swe Binota Moy Dhamai Dian Lutfiana Luigi Toda Amy Tiffany Halcon Aye Chan Maung Tshering Yangzom Andrea Herrera Gomez James Newman
Master of International Affairs Ria Bahl Katy Hallam Wood Stephanie Ellen Hillman Victor Hie-Seng Yii Mary Joan Sietsma
Master of International Affairs/Bachelor of Arts Rebecca Elise Hingley
Conferring of Awards December 2016 33 Master of International and Development Economics Ashani Ranmalie Abayasekara Bobby Hamenda Kinley Kinley Jahan Abdul Raheem Md Tariq Hassan Jingyang Liu Md Tofayel Ahmed Hoang Xuan Diem Mohammed Ifham Mohammed Jabir Mo Bao Cedric Hodges Reeba Nasim Adwoa Difie Boakye-Mensah Sioni Ioa Chioma Adaobi Nzewi Chen Cao Sadia Islam Phurba Bishal Kumar Chalise Kuruppu Arachchige Prabhash K Suranjit Ugyen Chophel Dhammika Jayalath Katherine Ingrid Wagner Qianyu Dai Assmma Kamal Su Xu Fathimath Faisha Dharani Kanagasingam Xing Xu Alan William Foulkes Zijian Kang Tong Zhang David Gottlieb Hayat Muhammad Khan Tianyu Zhou Shiri Krishna Gounder Tin Aung Khine
Master of International and Development Economics/Graduate Diploma of International and Development Economics Ahror Hamraev
Master of International Relations Dheiu Biar Mading Htet Paing Oo Chang Qi Sarah Elizabeth Byrn TANUj Parakh Elizabeth Mary Thomas Namgyal Dorji Thomas Bao-Jin Price Imelda Wilopo Riana Mardila Amy Claire Prosser Khaing Sandi Win Min
Master of International Relations (Advanced) with Honours San Ho Chung Josie Nicola Hornung Teesta Prakash James Garrison Ryan Timothy Wijeyekoon Joseph Jack Warwick Shield
Master of Military and Defence Studies Andrew Gordon Temple Kirby Richard Soesman
Master of National Security Policy Julia Bowett Liam Matthew Jones Ruby Rowe David Peter Braun Enkh-Orshikh Khurlee Damien Russet Sheryl Lynne Campbell Joshua Norman Lickiss Joala Renee Simon Jane Elizabeth Carey Robert James McLoughlin Lydia Edith Trotter Joshua Alan Hewson Patrick Joseph Negline-Smyth Mark Varughese
Master of National Security Policy (Advanced) with Honours Nicole Byrnes
Master of Public Administration Khawla Ibrahim Ali Abudayya Galvin Koh Nambatya Alice Kivumbi Sarasmeta Damariyanti John Lansangan Chaw Su New Mercedes Dela Cruz Petty Mardina Purnama Pratami Ly Lauren Fahy Muhammad Abul Lyse
34 The Australian National University Executive Master of Public Administration Kelly Fisher Malcolm Southwell David Vosen
Master of Public Policy Yvonne Yuet Yan Chiu Joshua Mutuku Kakundi Tek Kumar Regmi Laura Jane Di Pauli Vincci Wing Chee Law Subarna Sarkar David Eggleston Jasmin Elizabeth Mary Logg-Scarvell Alexander Geoffrey See Fredrick Maurice Fernandes Rachel Lea McCarthy Helen Caroline Stratton Syed Zubair Habib Gilani Thomas McMahon Joe Robert Thomas Walters Edwina Johnson Joel Nelthorpe Kelly Williamson Phannaruemon Jory Thin Pyie Oo
Master of Public Policy in Development Policy Krithika Bangalore Gururaj
Master of Public Policy in Economic Policy Nosheen Ali Yudi Santoso Emba Rizki Pramita Sari Thokozani Sakhile Mlotsa Hien Tran Joseph Nainima
Master of Public Policy in Economic Policy/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration Oo Kyaw Maung
Master of Public Policy in International Policy Siti Fauziah Jayathilaka Mudiyanselage Saliya Prasanna Bandara Jayathilaka Napapet Pibulsonggram Rajib Tripura
Master of Public Policy in Policy Analysis ANUpama Mahat
Master of Public Policy in Social Policy Zahid Mumtaz
Master of Strategic Studies Julie-Anne Maree Atwell Kieran Keady Jaidan Stevens William John Courcier Daniel Morrison Killick-Moran Timothy Liam Treanor Jarrod Alexander Fraser Trent William McKillop-Hopkins Lucia Agustina Winardi David Christiaan Horst Jacob Mark Simpson
Master of Strategic Studies (Advanced) with Honours Edward Boettcher Regan Francis Rowney
Conferring of Awards December 2016 35 Graduate Diploma in International Affairs Cassandra Lynette Baker Rennie Elon Ramanaathan
Graduate Diploma in Public Policy Ali Khan Mark Alexander Palaskas
Graduate Certificate of Public Policy Sithykun Chean Lewis Todd Meegan Rebekah Conway Kenneth Menz Adam Illman Sean Wilkinson
Bachelor of Asian Studies Miki Asano James Matthew Dawson Xizhi George Zhang
Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours Dinith Adikari Alice Esther Dawkins Maighdlin Kate Doyle Felix Zalan Pal
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Security Zachary James Lombardo Dianne Kim Breanna Ellen Seville Jason Samuel Walker Simon Peter McPhan Kamron Seyedi-Isfahani Yantong Chen Andrew Mitchell Abeir Soukieh Grace Arian Dickinson Sachini Pramudika Muller Chonnipa Sukasam Jiyun Jiang Linh My Ngoc Nguyen Sichun Zhai
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia) Charles Edward Hall Boston Christopher James Gardiner Sinead Emily McCullough Molly Tredinnick
Bachelor of International Relations Siqi Wang
Bachelor of International Security Studies Liam Jacob Benjamin David Miller Mitchell Kingham Edwards Andrew David Nichols Duncan Robert Koenig Claire Aleesha Palmer Harrison Cameron Rede Medley
36 The Australian National University Bachelor of International Security Studies with Honours Duc Duy Anh Dao Tanim Rahman Nathan John Randell
Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Diploma of Languages Jacob Neil Wray
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Economics Mitsumasa Aoki
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies with Honours Lewis James Hirst
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Commerce Judith Ying Kwun Chan Yuxi Liang Hitonaru Fukui Wei Jiat Sim Ben Darin Hedditch Qianying Zhang Nikkita Lee Illmayer
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Economics Eric Zong Ren Chen Joshua-Wai Krautler
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia) Vanessa Hui Ching So
Bachelor of International Security Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Henry Liam Overton
Bachelor of International Security Studies with Honours/Bachelor of International Relations Mike Cheung
Bachelor of International Security Studies/Bachelor of Pacific Studies Gabriella Elaine Andrews
Diploma of Asia-Pacific Studies Vasundhara Kaushik Gregory Paul Williamson Susan Wood
Conferring of Awards December 2016 37 2pm Wednesday 14 December ANU College of Medicine Biology and Environment ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
ANU Medical School
Doctor of Philosophy
Lynette Johns-Boast Engineering the Curriculum: Towards an Adaptive Curriculum
Maree Anne Livermore The Effect of Risk-based Mental Health Law on Access to Mental Health Service
Nicole Leisa Nisbet Chia DNA Copy Number Variation in a Cohort of Healthy Australian Women
Margaret Roberta Jane Moreton We needed help but we weren’t helpless
Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science
Doctor of Philosophy
Elizabeth Cerini Heroes in Science: Inspiration, Influence and Engagement
Fenner School of Environment and Society
Doctor of Philosophy
Zoe Joan Read Two Case Studies Exploring Opportunities and Constraints for Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Following Land Use Change
Brett Howland Managing Kangaroo Grazing for the Conservation of Grassland and Grassy Woodland Fauna
Simone Maynard A Methodology for Ecosystem Services Assessments Across Multiple Scales
Emily Jane Barbour Quantitative Modelling for Assessing System Trade-Offs in Environmental Flow Management
38 The Australian National University Elizabeth Anne Clarke The Synergies of Difference: Strengthening Transdisciplinary Research Practice Through a Relational Methodology
Alison Pouliot A Thousand Days in the Forest–An Ethnography of the Culture of Fungi
Ross Benjamin Cunningham Design and Analysis of Quasi-Experiments in Landscape Ecology: Responses of Fauna to Landscape Vegetation Transformation in South-Eastern NSW
Mathematical Sciences Institute
Doctor of Philosophy
Kowshik Bettadapura Obstruction Theory for Supermanifolds and Deformations of Superconformal Structures
Adrian William Dudek Explicit Estimates in the Theory of Prime Numbers
National Centre for Epidemiology & Population Health
Doctor of Philosophy
Shuyu Guo Cardiovascular Disease Risk in East Asian Immigrants Living in Australia and the Association with Acculturation
Research School of Astronomy & Astrophysics
Doctor of Philosophy
Tammy Ann Roderick Milky Way Dwarf Galaxies: A Search for Stellar Substructure
Wladimir Eduardo Banda-Barragán Magnetohydrodynamics of Wind-Cloud Interactions: Filament Formation in the Interstellar Medium
Research School of Biology
Doctor of Philosophy
Choon Yang Tee Structure-Function Analysis of an Autoactive Derivative of the Tomato Cf-9 Disease Resistance Protein
Conferring of Awards December 2016 39 Marlene Reichel The Scope and Impact of Post-transcriptional Gene Regulation in Plants- microRNAs and the RNA-binding Proteome of Arabidopsis.
Debora Fabiola Veliz Vallejos The Effect of Quorum Sensing Signals on Nodulation of Medicago Truncatula
Mariano Jordi Muria Gonzalez Secondary Metabolites in the Parastagonospora Nodorum-Wheat Pathosystem
Marta Vidal Garcia Morphological Evolution in Australian Frogs
Research School of Chemistry
Doctor of Philosophy
Dongdi Li Bioinformatics-Based Approaches to Engineer the Transmembrane Delta6 Desaturase from Micromonas Pusilla
Fathimath Hafna Ahmed Structure, Function and Evolution of Flavin Deazaflavin Dependant Oxidoreductases (FDORs) in Mycobacteria
Charlotte Frances Petersen An Investigation Into the Significance of Dissipation in Statistical Mechanics
Jeremy Nugent New Methods for the Synthesis of Biologically Active Natural Products
Junhong Fu Medium-Nuclearity Mixed-Metal Cluster Chemistry
Shu Ann Chan Engineering the Glycoside Hydrolase Beta-Glucuronidase (Beta-GUS) to Improve a Non-Native Activity for the Synthesis of O-Glucuronides
William Hongyu Zhang Development of Optical Sensors for the Study of Neurotransmission
Elwy Hassan Abdelkader Ali Protein-Ligand Interactions by NMR and EPR Spectroscopy
40 The Australian National University Research School of Earth Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy
Michael Jollands Experimental Studies of Diffusion in Olivine
Yang Li A Broadband Laboratory Study of the Seismic Properties of Cracked and Fluid-Saturated Synthetic Glass Materials
Scott Meyerink Effects of Iron Limitation on Silicon Metabolism and Silicon Isotopic Discrimination in Southern Ocean Diatoms
Kate Snow Antarctic Bottom Waters Response to Varying Surface Fluxes
Research School of Physics & Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy
Merinda Nash Assessing Ocean Acidification Impacts on the Reef Building Properties of Crustose Coralline Algae
Andrew Richard Wade Quantum Limited Measurements in Gravitational Wave Detectors
Lyle Edward Roberts Internally Sensed Optical Phased Arrays
Niko Oliver Eckerskorn Trapping and Guiding Microscopic Particles with Light-Induced Forces
Katherine Rose Ferguson Generation and Storage of Optical Entanglement in a Solid State Spin-Wave Quantum Memory
Mahsa Paziresh Development of Energy Selective Techniques in X-ray Computed Tomography
Alexandre Brieussel Mini Squeezers Towards Integrated Systems
Diana Antonosyan Non-Hermitian Quantum and Classical Integrated Nonlinear Photonics
Guangyao Li Three Essays on Bayesian Claims Reserving Methods in General Insurance
Conferring of Awards December 2016 41 Research School of Population Health
Doctor of Philosophy
Suzanne Jane Campbell Epidemiology of Soil-Transmitted Helminth Infections in Timor-Leste
Research School of Psychology
Doctor of Philosophy
Sarah Flint Its the Chicken, not the Egg: Visual Attentional Deficits in Adults with Dyslexia are not the Result of a Failure to Learn to Read
Hanzhang Lin Personality Stability and Change: An Investigation of Social Identity Processes
Roxanne Melissa Pinuka Foster The Power of Emotional Intelligence for Facilitating Psychologically Flexible Thinking: A Contextual Perspective in Decision Making and Workplace Flourishing
Doctor of Philosophy (Clinical Psychology)
Natalie Anne Rimlinger Dwelling on the Right Side of the Curve: An Exploration of the Psychological Wellbeing of Parents of Gifted Children
Lisa Marie Knipe An Investigation of the Role of Values and Shame in Binge Eating
Dora Sharpe-Davidson Self-Structure and Discrimination: Implications for Coping and Wellbeing
Lauren Maree Turner Electrophysiological Premotor Processing in Huntington’s Disease: An Issue of Functional Connectivity
Doctor of Psychology (Clinical)
Alicia Franklin The Role of Positive Psychological Factors and Coping Strategies Following a Non-Marital Relationship Breakup
The John Curtin School of Medical Research
Doctor of Philosophy
Roybel Ramiscal An Analysis of the Putative Role of ROQUIN as a T Cell RING-directed Ubiquitin Ligase
42 The Australian National University David Anak Simon Davis Novel Role for Heparan Sulfate in Thymic Development of CD8+ T Cells
Yogeshraj Sharma Jeelall Consequences of Oncogenic CARD11 Signalling for B Cells
Hannes Bergmann B cell and CD8ˉ dendritic cell survival require CD74 proteolysis by the intramembrane endopeptidase SPPL2A
Helena Hung-Yin Huang Odour Processing by Principal Neurons of the Piriform Cortex in Vivo
Master of Philosophy Anna-Lena Arnold Sarita Deshmukh Lisa McHugh Robert Burne Ma Jacqueline Dobes Chaturangi Yapa Jocelyn Chan Andrew Joseph Higgins Yan Zhang Zoe Cutcher Fiona May
Master of Astronomy and Astrophysics (Advanced) Melanie Klara Kaasinen Adam Daniel Rains
Master of Biological Sciences Advanced Andrew Almonte Yiheng Hu Edison Johar
Master of Biotechnology Weihai Chen Juan Huang
Master of Earth Sciences (Advanced) Lynton Hurt Niranjan Joshi Tharika Mayomi Liyanage Dylan John Joshua Ky Singh Xinyue Zhang
Master of Energy Change Sovia Ansar Sara
Master of Environment Kate Adelaide McPherson Joseph Dixon Callisto Pryor Koji Saruya
Conferring of Awards December 2016 43 Master of Environment (Research) Takuya Iwanaga
Master of Environmental Science Shangming Lu Yuqing Ma Ruqi Qin Xi Wei
Master of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced) Elliot Herrington Huichen Liang Johnny Khai Yang Lim
Master of Neuroscience (Advanced) Jessica Charlotte Herrington Thomas Basil Shaw
Master of Nuclear Science Nigel Ken Little Alyssa Maree Martin Safa Osman Jay Benjamin Pelchen
Master of Science (Environmental Science) (Research) Niraj Dhakal
Master of Science Communication Inoka D S Amarasekara Tessa Koumoundouros
Master of Science Communication Outreach MizaANUl Ahmad Jake Thomas Clark Caitlin Judith Matthews Tyrone Anderson Nicole Rose Fetchet Natasha Danielle Prokop Meg Elizabeth Bongers Madison Jazz Hartill-Law Isabel Kate Telfer Sarah Jane Bradley Johanna Mae Howes Clare Frances Van Dorssen Nathan Ryan Byrne Cassandra Joy Hugill Rory Scott Chevalier Andrew Stephen Leach
Graduate Certificate of Applied Epidemiology Andrew Dang Khai Nguyen
Graduate Certificate of Science Helen Hughes Handoko Sastro Sudono Lie
44 The Australian National University Graduate Diploma in Psychological Studies Alison Davies Kyril Estrin Deanna Keely Van Order
Graduate Diploma in Science Michael Uday Joseph Matthew Brian Parry Jamie Daniel Robertson Tin Mar Oo
ANU Medical School
Master of Public Health Megan Lyndsay Arnold Eva Juniza Pramila Ghimire Liam Langford Siyi Huang Sherwin Meynard Robinson Ufi
Master of Public Health (Advanced) Elza Samantha Elmira
Master of Public Health (Research) Suci Melati Wulandari
ANU Medical School Oath At the time of being admitted as a member of the medical profession: I solemnly pledge to consecrate my life to the service of humanity; I will give to my teachers the respect and gratitude that is their due; I will practise my profession with conscience and dignity; The health of my patient will be my first consideration; I will respect the secrets that are confided in me, even after the patient has died; I will maintain by all the means in my power, the honour and the noble traditions of the medical profession; My colleagues will be my sisters and brothers; I will not permit considerations of age, disease or disability, creed, ethnic origin, gender, nationality, political affiliation, race, sexual orientation, social standing or any other factor to intervene between my duty and my patient; I will maintain the utmost respect for human life; I will not use my medical knowledge to violate human rights and civil liberties, even under threat; I make these promises solemnly, freely and upon my honour.
Doctor of Medicine and Surgery Joel Rhys Adams-Bedford Alexander Alfred Borecki Laura Carmel Casey Sophia Pei Woon Ang Lee Matthew Bornman Dennise-Angela Castaneda Hayley Kym Armstrong Camilla Hannah Bradshaw Brian Koon Kiu Chan Sarah Anne Bachman Blair Louise Burke Jocelyn Liting Chan Peter Jeffrey Bennett Emily Clare Burton Mohammad Cheik-Hussein
Conferring of Awards December 2016 45 Soon Jie Chin Mitchell Donald Hunter-Dickson Abigail Sue Lin Ng Jeremy Su-Huan Chou Violet Inati Andrina Yann Yi Ng Rebecca Jade Colmer Rebecca Louise Irwin Clare Lauren O’Sullivan Lachlan James Cormick Sara Jaffer Seren Pascale Ovington Kyle Alexander Davies Longhai Jin Eliza Ruby Paterson Amber Mari Deveridge Jacqueline Jones Luis Benedict Paxton Swati Dharmaraj Maryon Victoria Jones Harrison James Pickup Danielle Louise Dries Eun Gyung Catherine Jun Zainab Ridha Jessica Lauren Fardon Hilda Hiu Ching Lam Mina Jean Roberts Dominique Kahlee Ferguson Monica Kathleen Lamberton Matthew Ryan Justin Linden Friedman Tony Ze Li Miriam Saffron Hannah Glenn Matthew Kah Kong Lim ANUsha Saxena Sarina Gloeckl Luzinda Siu Sin Lo Adel Shahnam Mary Kathleen Good Benjamin Alexander Loel Thomas David Robert Shaw Justin William Gordon-Cooke Fabio Longordo Bojana Simsic Nicolas Lo Grandjean-Thomsen Andrew Stuart Eric Macpherson Natasha Priya Singh Daniel Stephen Green Juliana Ying Liang Mai Andrew Ian Stacey Rachael Clare Heath Jeffery Nicole Lee Maitin-Casalis Liam Ewen Stone Marc Talbot Heggart Mara Matic Anna-Kristen Aletheia Szubert Dilini Hemachandra Emily Louise McLeod Paul Wang Chun-Ken Christina Michelle Hodge Kristy Lee Mebberson Christopher Mark Wilder Madelaine Elizabeth Collins Howard Samuel Francis Moore Choon Lim Wong Ching-Han Hsu Varaidzo Avril Mukwedeya Kan Yun Wu Wendy Evelyn Yundi Huang Elizabeth Jane Muller
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Chisom Immaculata Aghanwa Eilidh Jane Gilritchie Paola Patrice Lopategui Corey Benjamin Moore Steven William Sisifa Kate Michelle Musil Su Ro Stella Son Rowena Penafiel Hope Ellen Bouwer Amy Shu Zheng
46 The Australian National University 5.30pm Wednesday 14 December ANU College of Law
Master of Environmental Law Timothy Scott Clune Kerrie Haria Adams Gregory Eric Maguire
Master of Government and Commercial Law Amrita Rajasingham Jenny Marie Snell
Master of International Law Alexander Nicholas Coward Julie Anne-Maria Finch-Scally Scott Thomas Hansen Marni Jane Pilgrim
Master of Law, Governance and Development Belinda Pui Kei Chan Lisa Gelbart Jeonghyun Kim
Master of Laws Nirmalakanthan Amirthanesan Adriana Guadalupe Gonzalez Minero Hayley Anne Petrie Vanessa Eva Austen Nicolas Hoban Marcus Priest Mathew Ray Bock Amy Elizabeth Jarvoll Mitchell Rawlings Michele Ann Brennan Navreen Kaur Kular Adam Ray James Burns Kristin Letts Andrew Edward Christopher Leila Iris Chalk Nicole Marion Paul Read Jade Cooper Benjamin Markowski Caitlin Geordie Searle Elle-Jane Fittler Andrew McAlary Abhinav Sharma Tahlia Dwyer Catherine Anne McWilliam James Walton Rachel Claire Foley Alaina Jay Mitchell Mei-Lin Wang Alan Fred Wu
Master of Laws (Legal Practice) Rachel Lee Allen Susanne Cengarle Phoebe Churches Sarah Louise Dean Xialu Ding Symon Jonathan Uidam
Conferring of Awards December 2016 47 Master of Laws (Legal Practice)/Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice Sara Hayeri Stefanija Janeva Alexander John Lindros Erin Wells
Master of Laws in Environmental Law Eliza Mary Bergin
Master of Laws in Government and Regulation Filiga Taukiei
Master of Laws in International Law Jenna Elizabeth-Teter Guillen
Master of Laws in Law, Governance and Development Jeanne Ivy Abrina
Master of Laws in Migration Law Rachel Morrison-Dayan
Master of Laws/Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice Sabina Mary Coles Raphael Haycraft Anger Christine Deng Holly Elizabeth Matley Matthew Jon Donovan
Master of Legal Practice Jorja Deanna Antiohos Leah McGowan Christopher Neil Davies Jessica Sparks Diana Frances Ferry Matilda Stickels Louise McDonald
Master of Military Law Katherine Elizabeth Maie Holder
Master of Military Law/Graduate Diploma in Military Law Adam Frank Zimmer
Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Laws Alexander Jack Clark
Graduate Diploma in Military Law Yuichiro Araki James Sinnet King Jonathan Brian Miller
48 The Australian National University Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice Haley Aitken Stephanie De Domenico Nicholas Kunz Kerrie-Lee Allman-Hore Amy Deller Katia Lallo Rhu Vern Ang Yilin Deng Jasmine Love Lam Maria Badawi Sarah Dickins John Larocque Christina Badgley Aidan Dierickx Scott Leary Rahul Dominic Balan Giles Dunseath-Hamilton Amy Lee Anika Tasnim Baset Gabrielle Dutton Tara Lewis Joshua Beaver Nickolas Frederick Eckhardt Vincent Lie Emily Kate Bell Nicola Julie Edwards Jonathan Say Han Liong James Peter Bennett Paul Ell Paul MacPherson Kan Bo Man John Patrick Farrell Scott Macdonald Kathryn Elise Boothroyd Jessica Farr-Jones Chris Mahoney John Bou Merhi Travis Finter Gemma Mainland Mark Bradbury Tully Woorawa Fletcher Alex Manahan Samantha Frances Bradley Kate Johanna French Lamont Manogaran Catherine Margaret Brims Kendra Frew Alysse Eleni Manolios Emma Brinkman Patricia Garnett Patrick John Martin Katherine Bromley Cliff Grenade Lucas Malcolm Raymond McCallum Matthew Edward Brzoska Kate Halton Therese Marie McCarthy Sally Buckley Jacinta Danielle Hamilton Michael McIntosh Brodie Francis Burns-Williamson Howard Harper Rose McKenna Cara Buttery Madeleine Ruth Harrington Kirstin Jane McLiesh Thomas Edward Campbell Ryan Hartshorne Ellen McSweeney Nina Campos Yu Xing Scarlett He Holly Millard Luci Carey Kathryn Healy Ebony Minicozzi Heidi Carr Christopher James Hender Nikita Moyle Michael Carroll Kathryn Fiona Hender Jack Geoffrey Murray Colin Carver Dorea Wai Kiu Ho Rohan Nanthakumar Michelle Hoi Kiu Chan Catherine Howard Julio Navarrete-McKenna Jorge Chauta Scott Hunt Jack Wright Nelson Bianca Chisari Arianna Huss Anthony Neve Yun Suk Choi Sarah Ieong Anna Nikolis Jessica Chung Luciana Ignatiadis Jessica Nile Sophie Clarke Adam Anthony Ingle Daniel James Nugawela Elizabeth Cleary Tiffany Irving Mollie O’Connor Cordelia Magdalen Coleman Caroline Rachel Jeanne Liam Joseph O’Donnell Mitchell Coles Beau David John Jellis Laura Mary O’Halloran Nicole Cooper Elizabeth Jones Laura Olsson Matthew Corby Simone Jones Stephen Zeng Ming Ooi Alyssa Coulter Marie-Ellen Karykis John Paik Jessica Cox Graem Kelly Christian JANUar Pakpahan Jade Cross Rebecca Kennedy Josh Pallas Sarah Crossman Anne Kinny Danielle Carla Alana Panaccio Mitchell Daly Michelle Ying Chee Ko Louise Caroline Parry Callum Francis Ellemor Dawlings Gerard Koeleman David William Parsons Kiera Dawson Ming Yeung Kong Kimberly Lauren Pearsall
Conferring of Awards December 2016 49 Emily May Playford Gabriella Claire Smith Karin Van Eeden Jessie Poon Matthew Graham Smith Christopher Volpi Daniella Pratt Ka-Ho Patrick So Vincent Nhan Chi Vuu Courtney Prettyman Sandra Zi Wei Soh Mala Wadhera Dean Prior Angela Spicer Tianqi Wang Gary Prior Isaac St Clair Burns Eliza-Kate Ward Carmen Prodinger Jessica Stanley Jessica Alicia Ward Michael Frank Quast Katherine Stapels Ellen Webster Lorena Beryl Angelina Quinlivan Emma Louise Stein Marina Emily Whiteley White Alexis Robinson Cassandra Stokman Lisa William Jonathan Roses Aaron Strickland Anna Williams Sam Rowland Misty Summers Ross Willing Martin Rustam John Tandy Zoe Elizabeth Winston-Gregson Sankami Santhikumar Chantal Tanner Francis Wong Chloelia Niaree Sevil Claire Terry Matthew Kwong-Yu Wong Tara Shenoy Meghan Thomas-Richards Holly Woodcroft Lydia Yee Chin Sia Andrew Thomson James Patrick Wookey Christopher James Silverwood Gary Thorn Kate Teneille Worral Kiat Leng Sim Georgia Jennifer Turnbull Sandra Esam Elhelw Wright Daniel Simon Simon Tracy Jasper Wu Gabrielle Simpson Madaléin Rose Tier Chang Yang Melanie Sinn Abdul Karim Tlais Pan Yang Dominika Skrodzka Danielle Todisco Tianqin Ye Keithlyn Small Courtney Grace Tsapoutas Soha Zahrooni Audette Renee Smith James David Tulloch Daniel Zajd Charisse Lydia Smith Louana Clair Uddon
Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice Mohamad Alchikh Omar Hijazi Mohammad Ali Memon Andrew George Alexander Manjian Huang Zichao Meng Richard Amhaz Gagandeep Jeiji Nicolas Miranda Stephanie Victoria Arcia Navjeet Kaur Jhajj Zepur Mouradian Erva Bakas Yingtong Jin Julia Nguy Connie Lucy Busingye Pavittar Kaur James Allen O’Brien Harish Chandra Chung Man Kim Lazar Petkantchin Peter Chang James Kim Yogendra Poudel Yang Chen Lucie Kreuzova Kohn Mark Stephen Tiambeng Puno Sarah Cornock-Ross Holly Lam Dan Qu Dal Bahadur Chheetri Jang Ock Lee Soren Rad Agostinho Daloia Neto Juan Carlos Leus Edward Rimmington Edwin Delofski Hui Li Sushma Salian Yogita Deo John Xuong Lieu Salman Salim Luanne Dequito Pei Min Liu Nisha Satasia Harsh Deshwal Zhiming Liu Vilasini Seevanathan Bharatmani Devkota Jie Liufu Ali Shahami Eranga Goonewardena Xingran Lu Amit Shreewastav Andrew Griffiths Thembalami Alexander Binesh Lal Shrestha Amber Halverson Sivukile Makore Moran Shultz
50 The Australian National University Robyn Solomon Hong Hanh Vo Han Yan Haishun Sun Jalford Wang Honglin Yan Neil John Sutton Natasha Wood Xuanyu Ye Jianing Tang Jingyi Xiao Shizhen Zhang Yi Ting Florence Tang Bixia Xu Elana Louise Tozer Hang Xu
Graduate Certificate of Law Crystal Bradley Zyl E Z Hovenga-Wauchope Elizabeth Claire Macdonald Jelena Damnjanovic John Richard Kavanagh Tania Lorraine Olsen Melissa Elizabeth Fellows Susie Lee Jeremy Leigh Rankin Smith
Graduate Certificate of Military Law Craig Ryan Fabbian Andrew Walton Hopkins
Juris Doctor Rebecca Jane Beard Michael James Fortson James Jeonggoo Shin Pauline Isabel Carmody Andrew Jose Renee Trentini Justine Nicole Curnow Matthew Geoffrey McCormack Yanina Wojcik Tristan Dimmock John Stewart Michell
Juris Doctor with Honours Ronan Casey Wei Li Jessica Day Philippa Jane Mowat Vivien Jadwiga Hodgson Damian Sean Triffett
Bachelor of Commerce Julian Warren Peter Hicks
Bachelor of Laws Christopher Frawley Sophie Elizabeth Stockdale James Furze Samuel Pek Hwei Tan Ben Anthony Holmes Justin Tang Natalija Nikolic Erica Ruth Weatherly
Bachelor of Laws with Honours Jasmine Jia Yi Chen Jia Yuan Kwok Katherine Ring Xiaofan Bi Harry Lawless Abigail En-Ping Tang Johnson Chen Huihan Lin Jacqueline Louise Samuel Patrick Duncan Wing Hong Lok Wedutenko Williams Fatin Akmal Hassim Shanwen June Ma Madeline Louise Winterbottom Shi Kai Sebastian Hong Camilla Pondel Meg Patricia Wootten
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Laws Rahual Ram
Conferring of Awards December 2016 51 Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Laws Liam Dominic Ryan
Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Amy Hamilton Daniel John Thomas McKay
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws Sascha Perri Downing Amy Yiying Lin Christopher James Reside Edward Hunter Gilson James Maxwell Lowrey James Stewart Waugh Michael David Harrison Angus John McCubbing Alannah Claire Westcliffe Linsey Anne Hart Daniel Charles Morrison Jessica Zhang Harold Michael Royston Lawless Seamus O’Byrne-Inglis Alice Zhu
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Emily Charlotte Barlow Emily Jane Gates Pramilaa Shivakkumar Louisa Ann Beale Ryan James Graham Ellen Yates Smith Anna Louise Boden Antonija Kurbalija Shoshana Louise Sniderman-Wise Amelia Bowring Stone Qiran Li Charlotte Adrienne Sultana Athena Chambers Madeleine Ellen Miller Thomas William Underwood Inge Christinawaty Catherine Joya Neidhardt Jessica Anne Van Lieven Isobel Patricia Jane Conroy-Ryan Lucy Elizabeth Dawn Nichols Audrey May Wallbrink Emma Georgina Owen Cook Matthew John Oakeshott Naomi Ann Wootton Heather Catriona Cork Simon Papagiorcopulo Louisa Yasukawa Mathew Dean Pranaven Pathmaraj Alice Xiyue Zhang Katherine Rebecca Fretwell Calum Andrew Peoples Benjamin Thomas Game Andreas Karl Edward Sherborne
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Security/Bachelor of Laws Jacqueline Laura Grinsell-Jones
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Laws William Stewart Keen
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Laws Tammy Cho Andrew Craig Piper Stephen Jeffery Yates
Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Rebecca Herbert
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws Kevin Cai Brenda Hui Jen Tan Joyce Kan Xu Nina Yap
52 The Australian National University Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Sachit Barooah Cheryl Shi Min Lit Taseen Rafi Angus Sinclair Buckland Angus John Moore Briony Siviour Li Sheng Chiong Edward Morrow Ryan Francis Soegeng Jennifer Cui Koranid Nopamornbodee Anthony Xiyuan Xu Shan-Verne Liew Yuan Ping Lachlan John Yeend
Bachelor of Economics with Honours/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Emma Habgood Greenland
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Laws Alex Patricio Catalán Flores Bilal Adil Hussain Bowan Shelton
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Gabriel Llewellyn Dickinson Isaac Kwan Ho Mok Anna Georgina Gruen Jeeven Nadanakumar Camille Laker Raina Romina Singh Nelson Daniel Dos Anjos Mendonca
Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Sophie Elizabeth Cougle Adrian Han Yang Lee
Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Laws Lara Rebecca Henley Nina Tran Hoang Minoti Makwana Sanah Nanda
Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Xinyi Mary Bao Tess Ramsay Kluckow Lili Smith Zen Chang Grace Naare Lim Tobias Rafe Turello Rachel Davies Lachlan McDermott Ke Fan Xu Rachel Pei Xuan Hao Samantha Jane O’Donnell
Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Laws Sylvia Wang
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws Georgina Caire Lee Helen Xinzhi Wang
Conferring of Awards December 2016 53 Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Georgia Amy Clare Katrina Le Finnegan Anthony Lowe Pia Alexandra Walker Alexander Thomas Craig Ferguson
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Jacinta Mercer
54 The Australian National University 10am Thursday 15 December ANU College of Business and Economics
Bachelor of Accounting Zeliang Fei Dingying Li Yao Wang Raydn John Furze Wenhao Liao Yitong Xing Zeyu Gao Amanda Oh Tian Hwee Kejun Xu Hanning Gong Yawen Pu Yibei Fiona Zhang Huihui Hu Yuhan Qian Shun Zhou Wenhui Jiang Kyung Jin Seo
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies Feiyu Chen Henglin Li Kai Jie Tan Xiangyuanchai Guo Hon Yoong Lim Vincent Ximing Tang James Hill Timina Liu Yinli Wang Xuan Hsieh Jingjing Amber Ma Xi Xin Zhixun Hu Menglong Na Lu Yang Jing Huang Junyi Pan Yiran Yao Penghao Jia Pongdao Premrote Muzhi Zhao Shabbir Juzer Khanbhai Sicong Shen Fan Zhou Chetana Koganti Jiazhi Song Ziheng Zhou Dongqing Li Ke Sun
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Honours Jiajie Du Lora Lee Xi Lin Du Liu
Bachelor of Arts Houqiu Long
Bachelor of Business Administration Callum Birch Isabelle Lee Candace Chan Shiyu Li Laura-Jane Cooper-Jackson Muhammad Aunib Zaidi Rebecca Louise Hudson
Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours Christopher Alexander Seyrl
Bachelor of Commerce James William Abbott Adam Izzat ANUar Michael Balzan Chulhwan Ahn Nadine Arboleda Huanyu Bi Da Ui Ahn Kim Kwan Au Claire Emily Black Saad Ali Nicholas Florian Elliott Babington Eugene Stephen Buerdlmayer
Conferring of Awards December 2016 55 Zhenteng Cai Malcolm Kor Jialiang Peng Samrudh Canpadee Annisaa Larasati Kusuma Sarah Melissa Pryke Rebecca Catanzariti Harry Bruce Lamble Tobias Sebastian Roberts Cong Chen Soojin Lee Robert Sarich Zefeng Chen Tung Lin Lee Thomas Charles Scrutton Hui Wen Chew Rongqi Li Yun Shang Owen William Chivers Xinran Li Clara Amelia Sindarto Zhengzheng Dai Yanfeng Li Lingxin Su Sophia Dao Yunqin Liang Le Sun Bowen Ding Qida Lin Soo Hua Clarissa Eleanor Tan Yingxi Dong Thomas James Lindenmayer Chin Lok Tsang Daniel Frederick Dwyer YiYu Liu Huiwen Linda Wang Mathew Edwards Yuyang Liu Siyang Wang Sarah Kelsey Elgie Fletched James Lodwick Yujie Wang Madeleine Grace Farrar Xinyu Lu Millie Charlotte Wardlaw Koen Peter Thos Gieskes Yijin Luo Yuzhen Wei Hui Guo Yudong Luo Jordan Wilson Peitian Guo James Luu Charm Kiu Leon Wong Hanis Suhaili Binti Hamdan Ya Qin Mao Fiona Wen Lun Wong Hasnain Bin Hasanan Anna Amelia Martel Aaron Geoffrey Wright Jaymon Hau Fatin Atiqah Binti Md Sood Yaorui Wu Hugo Frederick Horwood Mohamed Khidhir Waqiuddin Hangqi Xie Chien-Jen Huang Mohamed Sallehim Kaida Xu Daniella Anne Karin Hunt Sera Moon Yingying Xu Madison Margaret Hunt Leong Chi Mui Hyun Woo Yang Ebony Hunter Musab Musab Ralph Ho Hin Yip Saadman Mustasin Huq Yong Jin Nam Adrian Wei Hoong Yong Ji Eun Hwang Agnivesh Nambissan Jian You Tian Yang Ji Kristern Mitchell Nunney Rui Yue Guangyong Jiao Li Ying Ong Ao Max Zang Yongcong Jiao Siti Husna Binti Othman Qian Zhong Nur Amirah Binti Johari Xuejun Ouyang Huirui Zhou Mashrur Kabir Shi Jie Crystal Pan Lun Zhu Ashir Anis Khan Joonsoo Park Zhiying Zhu Sardar Aoun Muhammad Khan Samuel John Parsons Sheng Zou Samuel Pearson
Bachelor of Commerce with Honours Henry Lee George Dwyer Leipeng Li Ka Yiu Fung Wei Li Zhuoyi He Tam Thien Vo Tiffany Nha Mi Le
Bachelor of Economics Cameron Franciscus Ackland Xiaoxi Du Thomas Edward Goldie Makoto Arami Andrew Kenway Farley Yuyang He Sarah Margaret Byrne Matthew John Giugni Alexander Richard Hitch
56 The Australian National University Sebastian Lewis Hogan Nabeel Latif Antonee Shaye Parlade Kobchart Jaraswimol Hiu Yu Gladys Lee Ryan Sandeen Hayoung Jung Tianzhe Li Mingyue Wang Alvin Jusman Jonathon Mahon
Bachelor of Economics with Honours Ruobing Han Ieng Man Ng
Bachelor of Finance Aishath Amaany Ding Liao Kexin Wang Yu Hin Chua Yi Zhuang Lim Yule Weng Xinyu Gu Ella McAlister Adam James West Zhihao Hong Avishka Munindradasa Duncan Ian Wigley Lara Jennifer Hrstic Siyuan Pei Yifan Wu Keying Kiwi Huang Yangqiu Pi Lisa Xu Sha Jin Rongping Tang Sulayman Zekrya Jung Min Kim Michael Tran Nan Zhang Ruidan Li Junqing Wang Menghan Zhi
Bachelor of Finance with Honours Matthew Arthur Bennett
Bachelor of Information Technology Simon Yu
Bachelor of International Business Amritwant Kaur Randhawa Jackson Cole Rostirolla Guofei Tan
Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Vern Xin Lee
Bachelor of Statistics Peter B Lin Lei Wang Jiabin Zhong
Bachelor of Statistics with Honours Lihong Chen Yvonne Yufeng Zhang
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Arts Bradley Dongsik Kim
Conferring of Awards December 2016 57 Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Finance Jimmy Wills
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Commerce Suraj Laha Jasmine Reynolds Yifan Yin
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Economics Daniel Park Fai Cheng Nathaniel Thomas Leonard Simon Mishricky
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Finance David Anthony Charles Broomham Xiaoxu Meng Zi Chen Yang Sam Patrick Carters Brittany Tasker Ryan Yi Yuan Jonathan Kuan Chung Feng Shiromini Angalla Sugirthanathan Keyu Zhong Akash Maheshwari Harry West
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Science Yeung Tsang
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Statistics Kai Yuan Ruan
Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Arts Miriam Belle Walsh
Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Commerce Catherine Robertson Sahana Sreenatha Ataru Royce Deed Nikki Gouvoussis
Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of International Relations Philippa Sue L’Epagniol Crowther
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Arts Olivia Jia Anya Lee Guoyi Sun
58 The Australian National University Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Stephanie Klara Otten Jennifer Sing Ai Ting
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Economics Anita Adhikari Yung Wuey Lee Darcy Michael Row Richard Samuel Barton Yi Zhang Li Parteek Kaur Saini Eliot Bassili Raffay Mirza Megan Stokes Beau Elliott William Pleming Zhuoyang Yu Shenal Kavita Harakh Nico Mauro Rigodon
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Finance Jason Robert Doubleday Jonathan Perotti Laura Hamblin Yanlin Zhou Ivan Lai
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Information Technology Kevin Mugianto Siva Maruti Vadrevu Venkata
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws Jin Seop Jung
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science Johann Yuek Hon Kwan Claudia Strahle
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Statistics Yue Li
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Arts Kristen Nina Maria D’Souza
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Business Administration David Tony Carroll
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Finance Jessica Dang Shane Rizal McMiken Tahsin Quddus
Bachelor of Finance with Honours/Bachelor of Economics Ding Qiao Low
Conferring of Awards December 2016 59 2pm Thursday 15 December ANU College of Business and Economics
Doctor of Philosophy
Guangyuan Gao Three Essays on Bayesian Claims Reserving Methods in General Insurance
Mayada Hansnata The Impact of Digital Innovation on the Social Structure of Professional Public Accounting Practice in Australia
Soon Yeow Phang Auditors’ Evaluation of Subsequent Events: The Effects of Prior Commitment, Risk Factors and Type of Accountability
Folototo Seve An Examination of the Impact of the Changes to Regulations Affecting the Scope for Income Classification Shifting in Australia
Zhichao Wang Experimenting with Risk and Management Control Systems in Inter-firm Alliances
Wenjie Wei Welfare and Environmental Effects of Subsidies and Import Tariffs in North-South Trade in Renewable Energy Equipment
Xinning Xiao What Factors Affect Credibility Perceptions of Sustainability Reporting?
Master of Accounting Xueer Chen Yinlei Li Yiping Wang Liting Deng Qi Liang Weiyi Xie Zheng Fang Simiao Liu Sikang Xue Zhou Fang Srishti Lokapure Jiaji Yan Yu Fu Haiwei Long Xiaochang Yi Syeda Raiha Raza Gardezi Qiaochu Qian Weihong Yin Chi Guo Yilin Qiu Jing Yu Nijat Hajikhanov Jia Shi Chunsi Zhang Jin Hu Min Shi Binnan Zhao Xiang Ji Shu Tan Fangzhou Zhao Huan Jiang Nicholas William Van Weerdenburg Xun Zhao Wei Jiang Muyi Wang Bowen Zheng Wai Li Xuewen Wang
Master of Actuarial Practice Qian Gao Yixian Li Ying Tian Yushi Hou Huiyang Liu Jiayin Yu Xiaoran Li Mengyang Liu Wei Zhao Xinpeng Li Gemo Nan
60 The Australian National University Master of Actuarial Studies Wai Tung Olivia Chan Xuejun Li Haolin Xiao Haizhou Chen Yixin Liang Jingwei Xu Yilin Cheng Shuran Luo Guangyu Yang Zhen Fan Kushal Mithal Zhihong Yang Min Hou Ao Shu Ting Yue Da Huo Shenyu Su Haoyue Zhang Jiaming Jia Keli Wang Qiyun Zhang Dongxu Li NingNing Wang Hong Zhong Jiajia Li Hanmei Wei Tianhao Zhou
Master of Applied Economics Tara Shridhar Kai Yang
Master of Applied Finance Nariman Absametov Lu Liu Han Yi Han Cheng Runwei Liu Mengyun Zeng Dao Khac Hiep Tianfang Liu Bowen Zhang Huiwen Ge Wei Liu Haiyan Zhang Hongxing Geng Ji Qi Han Zhang Yuqing Guo Ji Shen Junyan Zhang Binyu Hao Juemin Shi Qiang Zhang Mengyan He Kexin Sun Wenqian Zhang Yang Hu Ming Tu Xin Zhang Xiaoyi Huang Junlin Wang Xingnan Zhang Kento Ikeda Linxuan Wang Jian Zhao Lachlan Stewart James Mengyi Wang Jun Zhao Wei Jin Tianshu Wang Ying Zhou Dongchen Li Yihan Wang Hong Zhu Qiaoyan Li Luqiao Xu Jingwen Zhu Ying Li Qianzhen Yang Mo Zhu Chenqi Liu Qinyu Yao Wei Zhu Chenqu Liu Ziyang Yao Yongjie Zhu Hanlin Liu Quan Ye
Master of Business Motina Amatya Gregory Roy Milton
Master of Business Administration Mushood Ahmed Caitlin Hall-West Claire Myfanwy Thomas Raheel Ahmed Saniya Ibrahim Kankanady Pem Tshering Souvik Chakraborty Saurabh Pratap Karan Vinod
Conferring of Awards December 2016 61 Master of Business Information Systems Tianzhe Cen Muhammad Atif Javed Xiaolei Wang Ehsan Emamirad Mingyuan Jiang Zhongzhen Zhang Yiyu Fang Dominic Nadvillaveetil Qianning Zhu Vipendra Gupta Mingguang Wang
Master of Commerce Chen Bu Wanyun Li Sesilia Halaholo Yannan Lu Chaojun Li
Master of Economic Policy Eleanor Margaret Finnie Ansley Weijen Lim Chomysinatin Nila Warda Sophia Louise Finemore Saraswati Saraswati Hannah Elizabeth Weickhardt Muhammad HasANUjzaman Jane Ellen Wakeford Peng Xie Zhen Jiang Rui Wang Yang Zhang
Master of Economics Atreya Banerjee Leron Jankwan Kwong Ji Li Fajar Oktiyanto
Master of Finance Kamran Aliyev Shahzad Khan Shihui Wang Muhannad Ibrahim M Araf Utkarsh Khandelwal Xiaozhou Wang Varad Arole Jon Keat Koo Yuye Wang Shuang Chen Chia Ling Lee Hanlin Xu Yangyang Chen Houxian Liu Pengfei Xu Dong Ding Shanquan Liu Xueying Yu Wenbo Guo Erdenebold Lkhagvasuren Baihua Zhang Yifan Guo Siyi Shao Yi Lin Zhang Yuan He Manaswin Sridhar Xuanchong Zhong Yiwei Huang Heng Tian Linling Zhou Adil Iqbal Jingyuan Tian Apiradee Jinomoon Cong Wang
Master of Financial Management Hongyu Bai Kanghuan Ding Li Jiang Yuqing Bi Gangning Guo Shanshan Jiang Mengting Chen Zhengyang Guo Yixian Jiao Qianda Chen Tiantian Hou Yingjin Kan Yu-Wen Chen Qian Hu Weina Lai Linjing Cui Yiling Huang Xiaotong Li Tianyu Dai Dongyue Jiang Yahui Li
62 The Australian National University Qiqi Liu Mingpei Sun Jing Zhang Xuanru Lu Jung Fang Tsao Jing Zhang Zhihui Lu Ruixing Wang Hanxi Zhao Myagmarsuren Sharkhuu Yanqing Wang Zucheng Zhao Bowen Shi Hongchao Wu Yang Zhong Tianzhu Shi Yingying Xiang Beichen Su Lanjie Zha
Master of Health Economics Mercoledi Nikman Nasiir
Master of Information Systems Studies Krithika Nachiappan
Master of Management Yushan Gao Gongyu Liu Kit Yee Lo Henry Porter
Master of Management (Tsinghua) Yanbei Cao Hongjun Li Xin Wang Zhao Chang Li Li Yan Wang Bo Chen Qiudong Li Ying Wang Jianhua Chen Xinyao Li Bianli Wu Peicheng Ding Zijun Li Duocheng Wu Qing Du Wanyun Liao Jun Wu Jianguo Fan Weijian Liu Huqing Xi Jun Feng Jun Lu Hongxue Xu Bin Gao Honghua Ma Qingguo Yang Wei Gao Hong Mei Xi Yang Jingran Ge Qing Pu Chaoshen Zhang Cheng Guo Wei Song Lina Zhang An Hu Tian Tian Liqun Zhang Wenliang Huang Wenqiang Tian Qiang Zhang Yuliang Ji Ming Tong Peng Zhao Nan Jiang Bo Wang Wei Zhou Fengli Kang Jingyuan Wang Jinmei Zhu Jian Kang Lingxiang Wang
Master of Professional Accounting Azmin Nur Ahmad Zamri Yingwei Du Ziqi Li Jiayi Chen Jia Hou Tom Henry Francis Lillywhite Yunzhu Chen Danyang Jiao Mengxi Liu Nan Cheng Jingze Li Siqi Liu Tingting Deng Sijing Li Xiangxin Liu Xiao Dong Xinyi Li Xinyi Liu
Conferring of Awards December 2016 63 Yufei Liu Hui Tang Yuanyuan Ye Yutong Liu Defu Wan Lan Yu Haichao Lu Cheng Wang Qi Zeng Xuan Luo Xiaohan Wang Anjin Zhang Dongxia Ning Yaoyao Wang Ruien Zhang Fei Qi Ying Wang Yurui Zhang Xueqing Song Wenying Wu Yuning Zhao Jiaqi Su Guanyan Yan Tian Zhou Xin Sui Shaokun Yan Yanhua Zhou Hecheng Sun Qian Yang Yunqiao Sun Yuwei Yang
Master of Project Management Matthew Auckett Jungmin Kim Huanglin Liu Sandeep Balakrishnan Christopher Knudsen Quynh Nhi Nguyen Swapnil Ananta Bhadale Amitesh Shina Kumar Ashay Parulekar Qifeng Chen Yong Weon Kwon Nicolas Riquelme Ramirez Yuxin Jin He Li Jonathan Scerri
Master of Statistics Yi Qiu
Master of Applied Finance/Graduate Certificate of Finance and Actuarial Statistics Yuetian Yang Tingting Zhang
Master of Business Administration/Graduate Certificate of Studies Sonam Lhakey
Master of Economics/Graduate Certificate of Studies Umesh Raj Rimal
Master of Finance ????
Master of Project Management/Graduate Certificate of Studies Asinate Qima Taukeinikoro
Master of Professional Accounting/Graduate Certificate of Studies Pu Liu
Graduate Diploma in Economics Shane Aves
Graduate Diploma of Accounting Zhenming Lei
64 The Australian National University Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics Kyoko Soga
Graduate Certificate in Economic Policy Katherine Ann Phillips
Graduate Certificate of Accounting Kurt Shennan Vall
Graduate Certificate of Economics Henry Myles Fitzpatrick Aslan Mesbah Stephen William Robinson
Graduate Certificate of Finance and Actuarial Statistics Asra Azwer Jinlue Song Si Min Yan Huanyu Deng Zilong Tan Wenjie Yin Rebecca Lee Frewer Arnan Viriyavejkul Feng Yue Senuri Jithma Gunasekera Wei Wei Fengqi Zhang QiaoWei Liu Tianhao Wu Xi Zhang Xinghua Mai Changzuo Xie Lining Zhou Akshun Sharma Mengdi Xu
Graduate Certificate of Management Liam David Pearmain
Graduate Certificate of Studies Miguel Ramon Linero De Cambil
Bachelor of Commerce Bianca Mah
Conferring of Awards December 2016 65 10am Friday 16 December ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy
Helen Alexiou Engaging ‘Disengaged’ Aboriginal Youth: Policy, Practice and Success in Youth Development Programs
Catherine Tayce Ayres Vibrant landscapes: encounters, ecologies, and politics of national parks in Australia
Genna Burrows The Politics of Arabic Script
Allison Mary Cairns Health in Medieval and Early Modern Norway: A Comparative Analysis of the Impact of Social, Economic and Environmental Change on Skeletal Remains
Christopher Paul Carter The Economy of Prehistoric Coastal Northern Chile: Case Study: Caleta Vitor
Abdul Razaque Channa Schooling Gender in Rural Pakistan: An Ethnographic Study of the Primary School and its Role in Gender Construction
Juliet Catherine Checketts The Pulse of Policy: Mapping Movement in the Australian Indigenous Policy World
Janet Congues Women’s Recollection of Farming and Managing for Drought in Australia during 2006-2010: What Role for Local Government?
Kit Devine Testing Times: Virtual Heritage, ‘Time Travel’ and the User Experience of Museum Visitors: A Case Study of an Enriched Time-Based Virtual Heritage World
Vanessa Helen Fanning Capturing Voice and Place in Translation: The Translation of Three Twentieth Century French Writers Steeped in the Landscape, Mores, Traditions and Language of the South of France
Fiona Averil Fraser Capital: A Contemporary Opera in Two Acts
Alvaro Gonzalez Monge The Socioecology, and the Effects of Human Activity on It, of the Annamese Silvered Langur (Trachypithecus margarita) in Northeastern Cambodia
66 The Australian National University Ian Nicholas Jones Wabi-Cha and the Perception of Beauty in Wood-fired Ceramics
Liyana Kayali Palestinian Women and Resistance: Perceptions, Attitudes, and Strategies in the Bethlehem Governorate
Therese Grace Kenyon Water and Culture: Visualising Dissolution and Control, Exploring Water as Imagery, Matter and Medium
Robert John Kirby The Beneficiary Pays Principle and Climate Change
Michael McKenzie Rethinking International Cooperation: Crime, Policy and Politics in Australia-Indonesia Relations
Robyn Elizabeth McKenzie One Continuous Loop: Making and Meaning in the String Figures of Yirrkala
Alice Marie Neikirk Learning to be Refugees: The Bhutanese in Nepal and Australia
Dorji Penjore Harvesting the Half: The Persistence of Sharecropping in Samcholing, Bhutan
Mahin Raissi Online Social Networks and Subjective Well-Being of Older Australians: Network Homogeneity, Social Capital and Negative Interactions
Brentyn John Ramm First-Person Investigations of Consciousness
Maria Pilar Rioseco Lopez The Role of Social Connectedness in the Process of Retirement
Denise Salvestro Printmaking by Yolngu artists of Northeast Arnhem Land: ‘Another Way of Telling Our Stories’
Deirdre Tedmanson Shifting State Contructions of Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara: Changes to the SA Pitjantjara Land Rights Act 1981 - 2006.
Kirk Zwangobani Convivial Multiculture and the Perplication of Race: The Dynamics of Becoming African Australian
Master of Philosophy Kelly Austin Adam Gastineau
Conferring of Awards December 2016 67 Master of Anthropology Alexis Adams
Master of Anthropology (Advanced) with Honours Miguel Agustin Duarte Ake
Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development Nina Katya Collins Dion Lester Kathryn Ellen Sangster Gwendolyn Wen Lynn Goon Chansovy Ngorn Erika Charys Weatherstone Felicity Ellen Gray Joana Paula Palomar Peter James Whiting Bridget Louise Griffin Grant Logan Preller Nikki Penelope Williams Sanna Karolina Harri Kate Louise Proud Alicia Jane Zahmel Richard Peter Hughes Nicola Roth
Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development (Advanced) with Honours Adelene Mereoni Chung Septrina Frisca Lumban Tobing Katherine Petrie Sophie Anne Smith
Master of Archaeological Science Robert Frederick Legge Rachel Lillis Marilyn Joan Powell Casey Lee Preston
Master of Archaeological Science (Advanced) with Honours Aleese Catherine Barron Andrea Ulrichsen Elaine Lin Robert Arnold Williams Steven Skitmore
Master of Art History and Curatorial Studies Aylin Akyol Chelsea Victoria Hopper
Master of Art History and Curatorial Studies (Advanced) Emma Elliott
Master of Art History and Curatorial Studies (Advanced) with Honours Deanne Louise Ratcliffe
Master of Biological Anthropology (Advanced) with Honours Tara-Lyn Carter Karen Michelle Cooke Brooke Christine Hendry
68 The Australian National University Master of Culture, Health and Medicine Alicia Mikelle Khan
Master of Culture, Health and Medicine (Advanced)/Graduate Certificate in Anthropology Alisha Chand
Master of Digital Arts Tabassum Mohamed Fakier Waleed Mushtaq Haomin Wei
Master of General and Applied Linguistics Komara Suhendar Ruby Una Thurgate Yuxuan Wu
Master of General and Applied Linguistics (Advanced) with Honours Carolin Elisabeth Buncle Diesner
Master of General and Applied Linguistics (Advanced) with Honours/Graduate Certificate in Linguistics Noppakao Leelasorn
Master of Globalisation Ashley Mills Alipate Seru Naulivou
Master of History Kathryn Anne Mills
Master of Liberal Arts Kelda Jo-Anne Knipe
Master of Liberal Arts (Cultural and Environmental Heritage) Amanda Jane Morley
Master of Liberal Arts (Museums and Collections) Anna Jacqueline Yarde Emery Michael Stevenson Ya Zhu
Master of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies (Advanced) with Honours Jonathan Douglas Rooks
Master of Museum and Heritage Studies Loretta Hasu Alexandra Lauren Kenny
Conferring of Awards December 2016 69 Master of Museum and Heritage Studies (Advanced) with Honours Sisi Wang
Master of Museum and Heritage Studies/Graduate Certificate in Liberal Arts (Museums and Collections) Michelle Hughes
Master of Music Xianbing Chen
Master of Philosophy Kelly Austin Adam Charles Gastineau
Master of Social Research Hamood Muhanna Hamood Al Qannubi Bruna Silva Ragaini
Master of Social Research (Advanced) with Honours Moustafa Kamal Lilipramawanty Kewok Liwin Fauzi Muttaqin
Master of Studies Leonie Baptiste Yuqian Ni Michele Horne ANUradha Sen Aditya Khaire Justin Alexander Veale Amy Elizabeth Land Pejoska
Master of Studies (Advanced) Keith McLeod
Master of Translation Viengkham Muellner-Wong
Master of Translation (Advanced) with Honours Hanxiang Jia
Master of Visual Arts Richard Jon Lloyd Gemma Sue Smith Jo Victoria
Master of Visual Arts (Advanced) with Honours Anton Poon Sing Wai
70 The Australian National University Graduate Certificate in Museum Education and Heritage Interpretation Carlie Maree Walker
Graduate Certificate of Arts Rebecca Bigg-wither Anna Kolber Anna Mallyon
Graduate Certificate of Studies Po-Wen Chen Xin Jiang Mohit Srivastav Alison De Luise Victoria Mence Mudit Srivastava Christopher Groves Timothy Patrick Myatt Di Wu
Bachelor of Design Arts Ellen Rosalie Gunner
Bachelor of Music Roberto Carlos Abreu Yee Ning Ellen Chan Anthony Scott Cotter Jack Edmund Frederic Schwenke Michael Min Yoo
Bachelor of Music with Honours Yvette Griffiths Louis Geoffrey Charles Montgomery Hamish William Strathdee
Bachelor of Visual Arts Elise Adams Romany Kate Fairall Thomas William McCarthy Christine Appleby Zheng Fang Catherine Joie Ortiz Nacion Jessica Ashcroft Sharon Gallagher Albert Lucas Cheng Ng Lauren Elizabeth Atkin Nadina Geary Murien Pluchino Antone Atkinson-Georgievski Louis Grant Rachel Siobhan Powell Keith Bender Iftikhar Ali Hassani Samantha Amy Ristic Rachel Estelle Bilal Prue Hazelgrove Joshua William Sleeman-Taylor Edward Bond Maddison Emily Holdsworth Naomi Elizabeth Taylor Eleanore Brigid Brotchie Emma Kristen Holland Harry Clive Thompson Jeremy Adam Brown Yasmin Idriss Christine Helen Tunnah Kirsten Anne Culhane Abbey Elizabeth Jamieson Daniel Cameron Venables Bryn Marley Davies Gemma Louise Kilby Gabrielle Rose M Verzosa Talfryn Stanley Davies Chaemin Kim Madeleine Ellen Ward Adrian Davis Eva Krepsova Torinda Leigh Dunbar Mila Lopez
Conferring of Awards December 2016 71 Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours Johanna Amelia Butler Kelda Morris Clare Madeleine Solomon Amy Rose Campbell Jack Musich Monica Echelle Styles Sarah Jane Crisp Catherine Newton Georgia Caroline Sutherland Rose-Mary Faulkner Louella Winifred Raynolds Mei-Lynn Wilkinson Sarah Michelle Humphrey Martin Rowney Claire Rachel Williams Kirrily Louise Humphries Shanti Duyen Shea-An
Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Digital Arts Timothy Stephen Sargent
Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Economics Emily Evelyn Hill
Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Science Duncan Andrew Stuart
Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Amy Thomas
Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Visual Arts Jennifer Lucy Green
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Archaeological Practice Simon Deane Williams
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asian Studies Thomas Urbano Santilli
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Security Lillian May Wetherspoon
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies Izzah Khairina Ibrahim Tanea May Oxenham Yingxi Jiang Amelia Beth Simpson Kimberley Jessica Moyle Pathana Viravongsa Jarrod Benjamin Norman
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia) Miranda Watson
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business Administration Matthew Davis
72 The Australian National University Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce Sophie Cross James Haydyn Michelle Matthew William Ralph Benjamin David Fittler William Ng Vikram Ravendran John Theodore Gillespie Hooy Samuel O’Donnell Harriet Angela Still Jia Ying He Harry Richard Penn Sian Winiferd Thomas Yunling Lei Nicholas Porter Meg Molly Walker Chantelle Martins Thomas Pritchard Daniel James Wall
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Criminology Madeleine Anne Back
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Development Studies Josephine Chu
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Economics Christopher Higginson Jaimie Macquillan Gabrielle Margaret Penrose Yu Song
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of International Relations Marcus John Haynes Natasha Lennard
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws Stephanie Anne Lum
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws with Honours Stephen Michael Boyle Sarah Ann Jones
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Music Harriet Blaazer-Grossi Scarlett Higgs
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Policy Studies Anneke Meehl
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) William James Collett Isadora Lucinda Richards Strong
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Visual Arts Alexandra Patricia Evelyn Butler Katrina Jane Leske Georgia Elise Morton
Conferring of Awards December 2016 73 Bachelor of Development Studies/Bachelor of Languages Timothy Hays
Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies James William Bray
Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of European Studies Maeve Clark
Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Visual Arts Ciara Marie O’Brien
Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Business Administration Benjamin Daniel Forte Nazirite Yan Lam Pond
Bachelor of Policy Studies/Bachelor of Business Administration Samuel Miller
Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics/Bachelor of Economics Sophie Corea
Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics/Bachelor of Science Daniel Keith Cotton
Bachelor of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Music Georgia Kathleen Elith
74 The Australian National University 2pm Friday 16 December ANU Collge of Arts and Social Sciences
Bachelor of Archaeological Practice Nicholas John Curtis Baker William Lewis Christine Mary Morgan Amelia Jane Ellen O’Donnell
Bachelor of Archaeological Practice with Honours Emily Margaret Miller
Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship Samuel James Fricker Angus Alexander McGrath Kellidie Anne Saunders Samantha Happe Unity Maclaren Seaton Paterson Elaine Ruth White Tong Huang Lara Patterson Eleanor Ruth Lawless Alison Emily Reid
Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship with Honours Clare Jennie Fealy Gabrielle Anne McDermott Emily Francis Stewart
Bachelor of Arts Jack Stuart Anderson Brianna Ensor Zoe Emma Kennedy Natalia Ariel Beghin Katelyn Dianella Ewart Bridget Kerr Raqeeb Ahbab Bhuyan Joachim Alec Jonathan Fatiaki Kyungmi Kim Tashena Biffanti Terri Fisher Sarah Kim Edwina Blackburn Stephanie Allana Ford Louisa Clare Browne Kirk Nicole Bokeyar Hayden James Fritzlaff Lingna Kong Erin Brinkley Jock Gardiner Xiaoxiao Kong Andrew James Bromwich Lily Bobbie Ginsberg-Keig Adam James Derek Lambert Ellisha Samara Burgess Liam Matthew Gooding Jun Wei Lau Luke Neil Cameron Adam Gosciniak Robert John Lawless Shuwan Chen Madeleine Elisabeth Gray Alexandra McKenzie Lewis Anthea Michelle Clarke Catherine Jane Hall Tiana Jai Liddell Caitlin Connell Virginia Ormond Seo Harding Cathryn Madden Megan Cooper Mikali Elizabeth Hill Clare Elizabeth Helen McDonagh Kody Corbyn Sara Elise Hitchman Angus John Alexander McKerral Peter James Patrick Crimmins Naureen Fatima Hossain Grace Miller Luna Crozier Jiaxi Huang Nikola Milosevic Hugh Owen David Cullimore Simona Iazeolla Nida Daina Mollison Lachlan Thomas Dawson Jacob Ingram Max Morris Evan Dodd Elmie Janse Van Rensburg Amanda Leeann Murray-Pearce Emily May Donald Saerom Jeon Gabriele Astrid Naktinyte Susanna Ellen Faye Ellis Alexander Johnston Meg Ellen O’Brien
Conferring of Awards December 2016 75 Caitlin Helen Overton Francis Martin Dennis Shanahan Eboni Louise Westbury Bonnie Jean Owen Sophie Silec Kadek Ayu Angelica Widnyana Alexandra May Perkins Rachael Stevens James Williams Zoe Antoinette Diamantina Perriman Ke Su Rosemary Clare Williams Ella Margaret Pyman David Matthew Tagliabue Stephen Paul Williams Brigid Eleanor Quinlan Aaron Wai Kit Tang Joshua Wong Miswardi Douglas Patrick Reich-Rimes Peter James Thomson Claire Shiuan Wong Rhys James Sandeman Jaime Leigh Turner Christopher John Wright Tegan Jane Scott Samuel Edward Wales Imogen Alice Youseman Sarah Jayne Scritchley Nicholas Ward Manny Zhang Kandice Mae Senturias Ashleigh Elizabeth Webb Jianping Zhou
Bachelor of Arts with Honours Florence Wan Yu Ang Emily Kate Gallagher Kieran Anderson Pender Alexandra Grace Biggs Brianna Lauren Gray Lucas Frederick Pender Isadora Fiona Bogle Luke Michael Jordan Maxwell Craig Phillis Michaela Grace Bragg Ji-Soo Kweon Hayley Pring Hugo Branley Angus Wilson Mackie Nagesh Seethiah Jed Buchanan Jessica Masters Ross Sutherland Emily Jessica Colonna Catherine McGowan Melandri Vlok Shan Kate Lincoln Crosbie Isabel Meredith Mudford Yao Fan Fiona Navilly
Bachelor of Classical Studies Simon Christopher McKenna Augustine Laurence McMANUs Emma Gjerme Steffensen
Bachelor of Classical Studies with Honours Elizabeth Koschel Eleanor Louise Platt Katherine Elsbeth Prouting
Bachelor of Criminology Robbie Rafael McNeill
Bachelor of Criminology with Honours Nadienne Roffey
Bachelor of Design Arts Susannah Felicity Bourke Andres Caycedo Kristina Huang Sha Neumann Megan Anne Stewart
76 The Australian National University Bachelor of Design Arts with Honours Amelia Chapman David Scerri
Bachelor of Development Studies Stephanie Sian Griffin Keeley Rose Tonna Lauren Porteous Courtney Karen Radcliffe Venaglia Abirami Rajkumar Yiqing Wu Christopher Joseph Schimizzi
Bachelor of Digital Arts Stephanie Hutchinson
Bachelor of Environmental Studies Mengxian Hu Nicole Andrea Sanhueza Smith Matthew Francis Keighley Clarisse Maria Mazzarello Vivienne Thanh Nguyen Soares Trindade
Bachelor of European Studies Laura Madeline Patrick Christobel Alice Underwood
Bachelor of International Relations Mizuki Amaya Edmund Leo Handby Tilley Rose Schonell Simon Mark Baker Ben Ingelbrecht Jiawei Shi Luke James Blumenthal Alexander Philip Kokic Schmidt Julie Youjung Suh Vivian Wei-Heng Chan Chin Ching Rosette Kong Eleanor Summers Lam Chung Charles Chu Su Hyeon Lee Remy James Szabo Declan Timothy Clarke-Wellsmore Katie May Maxwell Philip Andrew Taleski Erin Maree Corkill Katie Leigh Mccoll Thomas Christopher Talipski Harriet Jane Fletcher Sophie Louise Millington Sophie Heather Williams Jonathan Frances William Glenn Mortimer Zhuo Yang Angus Gilbert Hamilton Laine Brooklyn Pritchard Richardson
Bachelor of International Relations with Honours Rohma Akmal Victor Alexander Ferguson Woo Jin Jung Hamish Latimer Whittle
Bachelor of International Relations/Diploma of Languages Rotem Nusem
Bachelor of Languages Grace Jillian Koob Jacob Roy Tomkins Mimi Ngoc Vu
Conferring of Awards December 2016 77 Bachelor of Latin American Studies Cale Johnstone
Bachelor of Latin American Studies with Honours Chloe Elizabeth Waltho
Bachelor of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies Catherine Corbet Daniel Matthew Price Benjamin Skilton
Bachelor of Music Elisha Maree Adams Molly Kate Campbell
Bachelor of Music with Honours Jarod Esposito Emma-Shay Gallenti-Guilfoyle
Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours Thomas Baily Jillian Louise Yen Masters Thomas Hugh Emerson Timothy Luke Williamson Joanna Herrmann
Bachelor of Policy Studies Nancy Yiyun Jin Wing Laam Kar
Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics Max Alston Simon Gottlieb Sofia Alice Parker William Joseph Bennett Qiuyu Gu Fride Solheim Sigurdsson Annie Cordelia Colquhoun Matthew John Jacob Abigail Indira Widijanto Timothy Goodacre Karam Kim Wong Jun Ren
Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics with Honours Lisa Green Medha Majumdar
Bachelor of Arts (Art History and Curatorship) with Honours/Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship Oscar Joseph Capezio
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of International Relations Sabina Agata Nowak
Bachelor of Arts/Diploma of Languages Claire Alexandra Seton
78 The Australian National University Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Science (Psychology) Amy Thomas
Bachelor of Philosophy/Bachelor of Arts with Honours Ha-Rim Park
Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics/Diploma of Languages Eleanor Ruth Kay D’Arcy Hugh Mullamphy
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Criminology Georgia Mae Kirton
Associate Degree Gabrielle Anne Banks Brandon Jung-Hwan Kim Neil Arthur Bradbury Roderick Levingston Louisa Bing Huang-Xiao Sebastian Aaron Steward Mosey
Diploma of Languages Adrian Benstead John Stuart Ryder Amber Louise Franich Sharon Therese Smith Rosalind Claire Moran
Diploma of Liberal Studies Altansukh Amarsaikhan Suet Yan Sharon Mang Wing Ki Au Abhijeet Swami Hiu Ying Chan Yuhao Teo Ke Fu Yipeng Wu Oliver Johnson
Conferring of Awards December 2016 79 Awards conferred since 13-15 July 2016 ceremonies
Name Diploma description Confer date Duncan Jack Thomson Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 12/08/2016 Lesley Joan Boland Master of Asia-Pacific Studies 12/08/2016 Megan Bainbridge Master of International Affairs 12/08/2016 Shenghao Feng Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 Darrell Wai Yean Jackson Master of Laws 12/08/2016 Ross Comyn McSwan Graduate Diploma in Military Law 12/08/2016 Michael Lawrence Wright Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016 Michael Lawrence Wright Bachelor of Laws 12/08/2016 Yuan Tian Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 12/08/2016 Antony Manning Catt Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016 Wai Yan Wong Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016 Terrence Arnold Graduate Certificate of Management 12/08/2016 Mehmet Fatih Saglam Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 Andrew Du Boulay Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016 Seok Hee Yun Bachelor of Commerce 12/08/2016 Felice Marie Unalmis Bachelor of Arts 12/08/2016 Felice Marie Unalmis Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016 Felice Marie Unalmis Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016 Shehrin Shaila Mahmood Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 Tamara Daniela Meirelles Betancur Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 Sarah Marie Longo Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016 Ruixing Feng Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 Ki Hong Chon Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 Sirikarn Lertamphainont Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 Matthew Field Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 James Marcus Master of Laws 12/08/2016 Brendan Thomas Hosking Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016 David Alexander Zanon Bachelor of Actuarial Studies 12/08/2016 Yun Peng Li Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016 Tanya Alimchandani Graduate Certificate of Public Policy 12/08/2016 Robert Allan Fenn Bachelor of Finance 12/08/2016 Michelle Renee Jellett Master of Advanced Translation 12/08/2016 Katherine Tagg Graduate Certificate of Accounting 12/08/2016 Xiaoli Zhou Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 Joanne Robyn Lee Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 Sally Haysom Graduate Certificate in Liberal Arts (Museums and Collections) 12/08/2016
80 The Australian National University Name Diploma description Confer date Chenyang Shi Bachelor of Accounting 12/08/2016 Jia Yi Wei Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016 Fan Liu Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 Jorge Ivan Velez Valbuena Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016 Yijin Luo Bachelor of Statistics 12/08/2016 Kunlun Zhang Master of Accounting 12/08/2016 Baohan Zhang Graduate Diploma of Accounting 12/08/2016 Alice Bradshaw Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016 Tingman Xing Master of Management 12/08/2016 Qian Li Bachelor of Commerce 12/08/2016 Ji Seong Kang Master of Computing 12/08/2016 John Anthony Eldridge Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016 Jincheng Chen Master of Professional Accounting 12/08/2016 Yin-Jun Liao Master of Accounting 12/08/2016 Eva Frances Buzo Juris Doctor 12/08/2016 Jin Zheng Master of Accounting 12/08/2016 Fan Zhou Master of Financial Management 12/08/2016 Yongjian Jiao Master of Accounting 12/08/2016 Jingnan Jiang Master of Accounting 12/08/2016 Nozomi Matsui Master of Social Research (Advanced) 12/08/2016 Kunta Nrupendra Rao Master of Computing 12/08/2016 Fan Yang Master of Commerce 12/08/2016 Fen Chen Master of International and Development Economics 12/08/2016 Ziqing Zhang Graduate Diploma of Finance and Actuarial Statistics 12/08/2016 Wulan Sitarahmi Master of Energy Change 12/08/2016 Wenyi Zhang Master of Professional Accounting 12/08/2016 Zhiyang Ni Master of Applied Finance 12/08/2016 Shubhadeep Sarkar Master of Computing 12/08/2016 Tammy Wu Master of International and Development Economics 12/08/2016 Matthew James Daniell Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016 Feng Susan Chen Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 12/08/2016 Yiran Tang Master of Professional Accounting 12/08/2016 Xin Yin Master of International and Development Economics 12/08/2016 Shuaige Qiao Master of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced) 12/08/2016 Zhi Wang Master of Professional Accounting 12/08/2016 Nadia Ashraf Master of Professional Accounting 12/08/2016
Conferring of Awards December 2016 81 Name Diploma description Confer date Namrata Sandhu Graduate Certificate of Studies 12/08/2016 Rachel Gleeson Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016 Ingrid Elise Vennonen Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016 Ingrid Elise Vennonen Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016 Chisom Egwudo Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016 Ruth Bresland Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016 Travis Jordan Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/12/2016 Hugh Patrick Kershaw Kopsen Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016 Sophia Catherine Isabelle Close Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016 Ross Tan Bachelor of Laws 12/09/2016 Phoebe Jane Copeland Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 Christian Doehler Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016 Henry Dixson Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016 Roberto Fabian Benavente Bravo Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016 Seyedeh Narjess Afzaly Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016 Master of Engineering in Digital Systems Sandra Isabel Arcos Holzinger and Telecommunications 12/09/2016 Karen Pui Wah Shih Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 Xiaonan Song Bachelor of Science 12/09/2016 Lachlan McIver Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016 Hadi Mohasel Afshar Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016 Amelia Marshall Bachelor of Arts 12/09/2016 Laura Mitchell Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development 12/09/2016 Joshua Bell Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 Chao Ma Master of Philosophy 12/09/2016 Arkadiusz Buczek Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 Lucy Mercer Bachelor of Commerce 12/09/2016 Gen Li Master of Professional Accounting 12/09/2016 Saurabh Arya Bachelor of Finance 12/09/2016 Saymaa Selman Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) 12/09/2016 Ana Zelea Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 Xiaotian Jiang Master of Professional Accounting 12/09/2016 Richard William Stacey Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 12/09/2016 Yadunandan Sannappa Master of Computing 12/09/2016 Natasha Nancy Wojcik Bachelor of Science 12/09/2016 Ross David Glover Graduate Certificate of Military Law 12/09/2016
82 The Australian National University Name Diploma description Confer date Muchammadun Muchammadun Master of General and Applied Linguistics (Advanced) 12/09/2016 Xiaomin Zhang Master of Translation 12/09/2016 Wenjing Wang Master of Professional Accounting 12/09/2016 Lan Oanh Huynh Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 12/09/2016 Yang Ni Graduate Certificate of Finance and Actuarial Statistics 12/09/2016 Jana Culibao Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 George Luis Montanez Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 Laura Holmes Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 Daniel Beesley Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 Debora Garvey Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 David Wang Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 Tyson Brown Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016 Ivan Charles Hanigan Doctor of Philosophy 4/10/2016 Marina Salas Lucero Master of Laws 4/10/2016 Xing Yu Su Doctor of Philosophy 4/10/2016 Robert Reuel Bradburn Master of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies 4/10/2016 Irma Divinagracia Javier Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 4/10/2016 Caroline Compton Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016 Wang Xi Master of Professional Accounting 4/10/2016 Adam Mason Graduate Certificate of Military Law 4/10/2016 Ashley Gill Bachelor of Arts 4/10/2016 Xiaoming Yuan Doctor of Philosophy 4/10/2016 Lana Simone Kelly Master of Laws (Legal Practice) 4/10/2016 James Paul Severs Bachelor of Science 4/10/2016 Asoka Munidasa Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016 Garima Sanchit Katyal Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 4/10/2016 Jordan James Rocke Bachelor of Arts 4/10/2016 Matthew Christey Master of Laws (Legal Practice) 4/10/2016 Stacey Elliott Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016 Chi Wen Yeo Graduate Diploma of Finance and Actuarial Statistics 4/10/2016 Renee Kathleen Dwyer Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 4/10/2016 Rachael Bass Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016 Michael Castricum Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016 Leanne Griffiths Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 4/10/2016 Genevieve Beirne Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016 David Hunt Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016
Conferring of Awards December 2016 83 Name Diploma description Confer date James Dart Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016 Adam Moschella Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016 Mahmoud Abbas Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016 Stefan Stojkovic Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016 Jananie William Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016 Gabrielle Clay Lauder Master of Laws (Legal Practice) 19/10/2016 Katherine Ann Walker Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Elias Masango Master of Diplomacy 19/10/2016 Kate Holmes Gunningham Bachelor of Arts 19/10/2016 Chikako Senge Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016 Lee Margaret Katy McCallum Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 David John Knowles Bachelor of Science 19/10/2016 Alonso Zavaleta Fernandez De Cordova Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016 Nur Gueneli Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016 Yen Thi Hoang Vo Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016 Shane Paul Chalmers Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016 Adam Jake Carmichael Bachelor of Science 19/10/2016 Michael Beesley Boyd Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies 19/10/2016 Stephanie Gabriella Routley Bachelor of Arts 19/10/2016 William Karl Peter Kucera Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Danton Stoloff Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Nizam Jazeer Nijamudeen Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Jun Chen Master of Computing 19/10/2016 Susan Liddy Master of Military and Defence Studies 19/10/2016 Travis Gordon Master of Military and Defence Studies 19/10/2016 Dhanie Nugroho Master of International and Development Economics 19/10/2016 Zhen Liu Master of International and Development Economics 19/10/2016 Yunmei Xu Master of Professional Accounting 19/10/2016 Katherine Paterson Master of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Lucinda Robertson Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Richa Chauhan Master of Laws 19/10/2016 Nicole Saunders Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Alannah Newton Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Greer Halloran Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Hannah Wilkinson Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Kate Sparshott Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016
84 The Australian National University Name Diploma description Confer date James William George Kavanagh Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Berkan Balaban Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Anneke Bossard Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016 Luthfi Makhasin Doctor of Philosophy 31/10/2016 Sophie Goodwin Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016 Pauline Wilson Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016 Ryan Lee Harper Master of Social Research 31/10/2016 Jayden Barberis Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016 Sahar Mirzaei Doctor of Philosophy 31/10/2016 Puja Paavni Degamia Bachelor of Commerce 31/10/2016 Wei Peng Master of Applied Finance 31/10/2016 Claire Long Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016 Natalia Kamusinski Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016 Robin Gardner Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016 Alicia Catron Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016 Luke David Maroney Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016 Hyeoncheong Kim Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016 Ian David Wood Doctor of Philosophy 8/11/2016 Huda Al-Tamimi Doctor of Philosophy 8/11/2016 Daniel McFarlane Doctor of Philosophy 8/11/2016
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