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Autumn Ordinary Meeting 2019 Friday 22 March 2019 The University Club of Western Australia Cover: Conrad Hogg (106th Guild President) and Doug McGhie (Warden) Convocation Day 2019 All photos by Manny Tamayo Photography Agenda The Autumn Ordinary Meeting of the Convocation of The University of Western Australia, 6.30pm, Friday 22 March 2019, The University Club of Western Australia 1. Welcome 2. Apologies 3. Minutes of the Spring Ordinary Meeting held on Friday 21 September 2018 4. Amendments and motion of acceptance of minutes 5. Business arising from the minutes 6. Correspondence 7. Results of Convocation Elections for Warden, Deputy Warden, Members of the Council of Convocation and one Member to Senate 8. Vice-Chancellor’s Report 9. Guild President’s Report 10. Warden’s Report 11. Convocation Officer’s Report 12. Other Business 13. Keynote Address: 100 years of Rowing at UWA – Traditions and New Horizons 14. Q & A session Supper Complimentary canapés and drinks until 9.30pm convocation.uwa.edu.au 3 Minutes Spring Ordinary Meeting 21 September 2018 The Second Ordinary Meeting of Convocation was held on Friday 21 September 2018 commencing at 6:30pm in University Club of WA. The meeting was attended by the following graduates and guests. Ian Abbott, Chacko Abraham, Thankam Abraham, Raoul Abrutat, Rudy Agostini, Angelina Agostini, Kent Anderson, Melanie Ariyaratne, Ruth Arnel, Diana Atkinson, Ahmad Bagbag, Rachima Bannerman, Bruce Barblett, Mary Basley, Cathy Tang and guest arriving at the meeting Wayne Beaumont, Evalyn Beaumont, Greg Benjamin, Jill Benn, Marilyn Bennet-Chambers, Aileen Bennett, Danielle Berry, Murphy, Tony Natale, Ekta Nathoo, Ekta Nathoo, Ekta Nathoo, Peter Bibby, Peter Bibby, Peter Bibby, Simon Biggs, Warwick Ainalem Nega, Lai Yu Newell, Nee Nee Ong, James Paparo, Boardman, Robert Boggs, Astrid Boggs, Maureen Boland, Terry Parks, Juanita Perez, Anne Pickett, Theresa Plunkett-Hill, Peter Brearley, Justin Brockett, Jean Brodie-Hall, Bradley Joan Pope, John Quealy, Dan Quirante, Kaye Regan, Alex Reid, Buckland, Stuart Bunt, Lesley Cala, Lesley Cala, Maria Calabro, Trevor Ridgwell, Jim Rowlands, Johan Salim, Mona Salim, Blair Campbell, Bruce Campbell, Bruce Campbell, Bruce Suellen Sanzone, Richard Scarff, Richard Scarff, Richard Scarff, Campbell, Geri Campbell, Cindy Campbell, Maria Carvalho, Jennifer Searcy, Enid Sedgwick, Susan Sharpe, Philip Shields, Renate Chandler, Kok-Foo Chang, Tshung Hui Chang, Daniel Hilary Silbert, Hilary Silbert, Brian Sova, Rosemary Spark, Chegwidden, Tat Meng Chow, Laurence Coleman, Malcolm Louise Sparrow, Louise Sparrow, Louise Sparrow, Cornelia Collier, John Collingridge, Mary Conroy, Hilary Cook, Helen Staats, Jonathan Strauss, Tony Stroud, Pat Stroud, Shane Cripps, Kevin Crombie, Devon Cuneo, Norma Curnow, Jocelyn Stuart, Denise Sullivan, Penny Sutherland, Kang Tam, Ernie Curnow, Brett Davies, Simon Dawkins, John Day, Lynne De Tan, Joel Tan, Cathy Tang, John Taplin, Tony Tate, Tony Tate, Peras, Christiane Demesa, Christopher Denby, Brian Devine, Ray Tauss, Ray Tauss, Ray Tauss, Ethan Taylor, Tracy Taylor, Ian Duckham, Anne Dunne, Nola Earnshaw, Greta Edwards, Brenda Tournier, Pauline Tremlett, Sheila Walker, Ian Warner, Mark Edwards, Johanne Eldridge, Mark Elliott, Angela Elizabeth Wetherell, John Willox, Anne Willox, Georgina Wilson, Evangelinou-Yiannakis, Jim Everett, Jocelyn Everett, Peter Jing Zhi Wong, Edit Wood, Paulina Wroblewski, Madeline Wu, Farr, Arthur Ferres, Elizabeth Feutrill, Marie Finucane, Keith Zhisheng Xie, Allen Yeow, and Mark Zhang Forbes, Dawn Freshwater, Mog Gadsdon, Michaele Gardiner, Chantelle Gaskell, Kathie Gates, Agi Gedeon, Tim Gibbney, Joel Gilman, Paul Gordon, Susan Graham-Taylor, Barry Green, Helen Green, Jenny Gregory, Jim Gunson, Anne Gunson, Maria Harries, Jennifer Harris, Jennifer Harris, Nicholas Hasluck, Stephen Hastings, Susan Hastings, Patricia Hatch, Patricia Hatch, Patricia Hatch, Patricia Hatch, Dorothy Hatch, Melissa Hetherington, Jo Hiller, Wendy Hillier, Jennifer Hole, Janet Holman, Walter Horeb, Ruari Jack Hughes, Ruari Jack Hughes, Ruari Jack Hughes, Maureen Humpage, Gary Jeneson, Warren Kerr, Chneoh Hooi Khor, Susan King, Nelly Kleyn, Joanna Knowles, Max Kousins, Dean Laslett, Eric Lawson, Jill Lawson, Megan Lee, Minglong Li, Jiwei Li, Lilie Lilie, Ian Lindsay, Yuyi Liu, Freda Livingston, Poh Loh, Frances Lutze, Richard Lyon, Sandra-Lee Mackey, Robert MacMath, Anne Maughan, Rose McAleer, Thomas McCleery, Carolyn McCleery, Doug McGhie, Lynne McGuigan, Lyn McKeaveney, John Melville-Jones, Ken Convocation members Zhisheng Xie, Paul Gordon and Convocation Michael, Nikolaos Millios, Eve Morrissey, Dianne Moxham, John Councillor Brett Davies 4 The University of Western Australia The following members of Convocation asked that their apologies be recorded. Hugo Acosta Martinez, Ralph Addis, Diana Adler, Kenneth Ahmat, Rida Ahmed, Fiona Allan, Lyneve Amoore, Maureen Anderson, Carlo Andreacchio, Michael Andrews, Paola Anselmi, Paul Appleton, Max Aravena-Roman, Isabel Arevalo- Vigne, Patrick Armstrong, Francis Arndt, Brendan Arrowsmith, Maki Aruga, Ajanthy Arulpragasam, Diane Atkinson, Rosemary Atwell, Koya Ayonrinde, Vivien Bainbridge, Deborah Baker, Paul Baker, Sue Bant, Nicolas Baranowski, Annette Barbetti, May Quin Barker, Shelley Barker, Cynthia Barrett, Michael Bartosiak, Malcolm Basell, Peter Batchelor, Estie Bav, Jason Beard, Tully Bennett, Haia Ber, Rodney Beresford, Andrew Graduates reviewing the meeting minutes. 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