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Congratulations 2 Congratulatory message from the Chancellor 2 Congratulatory message from the Vice-Chancellor 3 Welcome to Deakin University Graduations 4 The Graduation Ceremony 6 Acknowledgment of traditional land owners 6 Order of Ceremony 6 The University Mace 7 The Academic Procession 9 Academic Dress 10 Deakin University Ceremonial Dress 10 Deakin University Academic Dress 10 Regalia Colours 11 Deakin Award Appellations 11 Honorary Degree Recipients 12 The Performers 14 The University 16 Alfred Deakin 16 About Deakin University 16 Building on the University’s success 17 Facts about Deakin 18 The Campuses 20 Melbourne Burwood Campus 20 Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus 20 Geelong Waterfront Campus 21 Warrnambool Campus 21 Institute of Koorie Education 22 Get Social! #DeakinGrad 23 Tuesday 3 October 12 pm 25 Tuesday 3 October 6 pm 41 Wednesday 4 October 12 pm 57 Wednesday 4 October 6 pm 77 Thursday 5 October 12 pm 95 Deakin University Alumni Community 118 National Anthem 119 Evacuation Assembly Points 120 Congratulations

Congratulatory message from the Chancellor On behalf of the Deakin community, I congratulate you on graduating from Deakin University – your University. Today’s ceremony not only marks the completion of years of hard work and dedication, it also signifies the beginning of an exciting new chapter in your life. As you walk across the stage to take these first steps towards your profession, an entrepreneurial pursuit or perhaps to further study, I encourage you to see Mr John Stanhope AM this success as both a source of pride in your past achievements and as a basis for confidence in your future. As Deakin alumni, you are part of a valuable global network that gives you links to the Your Deakin University degree has given people, information and ideas whenever you you the knowledge and skills needed for need them. success in our fast-changing world. I too am a proud Deakin alumnus. I know Graduation day is also a very proud day Deakin as a vibrant and dynamic community for those who have been there with and have valued the lifelong friendships and you throughout your academic journey. networks I have made as a consequence of Seize the opportunity to celebrate your my education. achievements with the friends, family and teachers who care about you. Mr John Stanhope AM Chancellor

2 Deakin University Congratulatory message from the Vice-Chancellor Congratulations! You are now a graduate of Deakin University. It is an important day for you and your family, and a proud day for us too, as we watch you and your fellow graduates walk across the stage. My message to all of you is that whatever your future career, pursue your passion even when the road ahead seems difficult. Work hard, have fun, but remain aware of the inevitable and constant changes in the world and the fabulous opportunities Professor Jane den Hollander AO that will come your way. Remember that the greatest innovations in history always come from people who are bold You will be pleased to know that Deakin now enough to explore new frontiers and to ranks 213 in the prestigious Shanghai Jiao think differently. Be curious, be brave, be Tong ranking of the world’s universities, and creative and be persistent. ranks in the top two per cent of the world’s The key message of this graduation universities in all the major rankings. ceremony is that it tells you that you’re Congratulations on the degrees you have ready to go in to action. Ideas, knowledge been awarded. Have a memorable day, enjoy and know-how will be the critical currency the celebration and I wish you good fortune for success in the 21st century, and I hope for your future. you will put your degree to work to make a difference in the world. Professor Jane den Hollander AO President and Vice-Chancellor Very often it is only after graduation that graduates recognise the importance of the stature and reputation of their university. After all, it is a university’s reputation that determines the value and currency of the award you have worked so hard to attain.

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Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 3 Welcome to Deakin University Graduations

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

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

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 5 The Graduation Ceremony

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

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

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 7 8 Deakin University The Academic Procession In academic processions, the order of precedence on entry is from junior to most senior. The Chancellor, therefore, is the last member of the procession, followed by the mace-bearer. The Deakin Academic Procession and stage party usually consists of:

Chancellor: Executive Dean of the Mr J. Stanhope AM, BCom Deakin, FAICD, Faculty of Business and Law: FAIM, FCPA, FICA, FHRM Alfred Deakin Professor M. Ewing, BCom Natal, BCom (Hons), MCom, DCom Pretoria, FAMI, Deputy Chancellors: FAMS, FANZMAC Ms K. Grigg, BEc Adelaide, DipEd Adelaide, FAICD, FCPA Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health: Professor B. Crotty, MBBS, MDMelb. , FRACP Mr P. J. Meehan, BBus RMIT, FCA, FCPA Members of the University Council Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment: Honorary degree recipients Professor T. Day, DipEd, BSc, BSc (Hons), Members of the University Executive: PhD(Med) Flinders President and Vice-Chancellor: Pro Vice-Chancellors: Professor J. den Hollander AO, BSc (Hons), Pro Vice-Chancellor Research Training and MSc Wits, Johannesburg, PhD Wales, Cardiff Performance Enhancement: Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research: Professor J. Graffam, BBScCal. State U., Alfred Deakin Professor P. Hodgson, BE (Hons) MA UCLA, PhD UCLA, FAICD; MAPS; MACEA Monash, PhD Qld., FIEAust, FTSE Pro Vice-Chancellor Teaching and Learning: Deputy Vice-Chancellor Education: Professor E. Johnson, B Ag Sci (Hons) Melb, PhD Melb Professor B. Oliver, BA (Hons) W.Aust., Pro Vice-Chancellor Graduate Employment: GradDipEd Murdoch, MPhil W.Aust., Professor D. Mather, BSc (Hons) Lond., MSc. Lanc., PhD W.Aust. PhD Monash Deputy Vice-Chancellor Pro Vice-Chancellor International Global Engagement: Mr J. Molony, BA (Media Studies) RMIT Professor G. Smith, BA (Hons), PhD Monash Pro Vice-Chancellor Defence Technologies Chief Advancement Officer: Alfred Deakin Professor S. Nahavandi, BSc (Hons), Mr R. Fairchild, BHK (Hons) Windsor, CFRE MSc, PhD Durham University, UK Chief Operating Officer: Pro Vice-Chancellor Academic Innovation Mr K. Selway, BBus (Marketing) Monash, Professor S. Gopalan BA LLB (Hons) NLSIU, BCL Oxon, GDip (Management) Victoria UT., FAICD DPhil Oxon. Chief Financial Officer: Pro Vice-Chancellor Researcher Development and Integrity Ms K. Parker, BBus (Accounting) Monash, Professor A. Russell CHEd, BTeach, BEd, Swinburne GCert (IT) , FCPA, GAICD BAppSc (Hons), PhD Deakin Chief Digital Officer: Academic Board: Mr W. Confalonieri, DipSysEng UNICEN, MCompSci UNL, MBAEco ESEADE, GAICD Chair of Academic Board: Professor C. Hickey, DipTeach Monash, Faculty Executive Deans: BPE UWA, MEd UWA, PhD Deakin, FACHPER Executive Dean of the Heads of schools and academic staff of the Faculty of Arts and Education: faculties participating in the ceremony. Professor B. Cherednichenko, TPTC Toorak, DipArts Prahran CAE, B Ed Vic College, Academically qualified general staff Grad Cert Indigenous Sec Mgt ECU, MSc (Ed) of the University. Rochester, NY, PhD Melb.

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 9 Academic Dress

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

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

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 11 Honorary Degree Recipients

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

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

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 13 The Performers

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

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

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

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

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

Janeva Burrill Geelong local Janeva Burrill is a singer/songwriter that has been immersed in the performing arts from a very early age. Her passion for music has seen her travel the world with local soul band ‘The Sweethearts’ performing at some of the world’s most prestigious international festivals including Montreal Jazz Festival, Porretta Soul Festival, Jazz a Vienne and SummerFest. Janeva featured in the ABC3 reality documentary show ‘Heart&Soul’ which followed the journey overseas with ‘The Sweethearts’ and also wrote the opening title song for the series. After spending years teaching, vocal mentoring and performing, Janeva decided to begin her own solo career and released her first single ‘You & I’ earlier this year which placed #1 on the Triple J Unearthed charts. Janeva has covered the country over the last year performing with ‘LDRU’ singing the Aria nominated hit song ‘Keeping Score’ and has been a feature vocalist on tracks with Melbourne producers London Topaz, Tentendo and Dugong Jr. which collectively have accumulated hundreds of thousands of online streams. Earlier this year Janeva signed a global publishing deal with Sony ATV as a songwriter and an artist and is inspired to keep working hard to continue doing what she loves as a career into the future.

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 15 The University

Alfred Deakin Deakin University was named in honour of Alfred Deakin (1856–1919), a remarkable Australian statesman, leading figure of the federation movement and three-time Prime Minister of Australia. Alfred Deakin was a man of broad vision. Praised as a political leader, he was an outstanding orator, accomplished lawyer, a journalist, poet, an intellectual and an idealist motivated by a sense of duty to Alfred Deakin his country. The son of English migrants, Alfred Deakin The values of innovation, leadership, was born and educated in Melbourne, scholarship and reform embodied in Alfred studying law at the University of Melbourne. Deakin are also fundamental values of He embarked upon a career in journalism Deakin University. with The Age and was a prolific reader of literature, philosophy, law and science, About Deakin University earning most of his income as a writer Deakin University is Australia’s seventh largest of social and political commentaries. university. As a public not-for-profit university, In 1879, Alfred Deakin launched his political Deakin combines excellent research and career and became a successful Liberal teaching with a strong focus on strengthening candidate for the Victorian Parliament. the communities it serves. A believer in democratic social reform, he The University was established with the became the acknowledged leader of the Deakin University Act of 1974 as Victoria’s Australian Federation movement in Victoria. fourth university and the first in regional He was an active campaigner, a delegate Victoria. Today it has 56 000 students, of at the federal conventions, member of whom almost 10 000 are international the constitutional drafting committee and students from over 100 countries. More than colonial representative in London. 13 000 students choose to study online. Alfred Deakin was Deputy Prime Minister Deakin University has five campuses – and Attorney-General in Australia’s first one in Melbourne, two in Geelong, one in government and, in 1903, he became Prime Warrnambool and the online Cloud Campus. Minister. His many achievements include the establishment of the High Court of Australia, In addition, Deakin has prestigious the introduction of labour and social reforms, multipurpose facilities in the Melbourne and the promulgation of new technologies Geelong and international offices in India, such as irrigation and wireless telegraphy, China, Indonesia and Latin America. support for the exploration of Antarctica and the introduction of financial support for Australian writers.

16 Deakin University Deakin is a sector leader for student These important aims continue to be core satisfaction, currently ranked number one in to the future of Deakin University. However, Victoria (Graduate Outcomes Survey 2017). in a world that is now globally connected and Deakin has a student-focused culture with a where excellence and new ideas are available well-deserved reputation for being accessible, at the touch of a button, we will ensure that helpful and friendly. It has a long standing engagement and innovation ‘anywhere’ and record for using cutting-edge technology ‘everywhere we are’ is grounded in all aspects in education, while providing highly of Deakin life – its teaching, its research and personalised learning experiences. its enterprise – to enable our students and staff to thrive and to excel. Advances in research have been a hallmark of Deakin’s success in recent years, with The University’s vision and mission for its impressive growth in quality, impact students, staff, alumni, partners and friends and income. is to offer personalised experience with premium digital engagement, creating In the most recent Excellence in Research for the power and opportunities to live in a Australia (ERA) rankings, Deakin ranked at or connected and evolving world. Deakin will be above world standard in 90 per cent of Australia’s premier university in driving the its research. digital frontier – to enable globally-connected Deakin is renowned for developing education for the jobs of the future and award-winning partnerships with industry, research that makes a difference to the governments, communities, professional communities we serve. associations and other education providers. Informed by its Australian and Victorian Building on successes across Australia, context and engaged locally in the these alliances now spread to more than communities it serves, Deakin promises 30 countries. Deakin’s alumni networks to advance: also stretch across the globe, with more than 220 000 members from more than • learning – offer brilliant education where 110 countries. you are and where you want to go • ideas – make a difference through Building on the University’s success world-class innovation and research • value – strengthen our communities, Deakin University’s Strategic Plan – LIVE the enable our partners and enhance future: Agenda 2020 – provides a framework our enterprise for a bold and exciting future, while remaining true to the University’s founding goals: • experience – delight our students, our alumni, our staff and our friends. • to develop lasting and mutually beneficial relationships with rural and regional For all these reasons, Deakin University communities, in particular those in occupies an important place in the Australian Geelong and Western Victoria higher education landscape. • to offer an educational experience that will widen participation and support students from diverse backgrounds.

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 17 Facts about Deakin • Deakin was established by the Victorian • In the mid-1970s, the disused woolstores Parliament in 1974 as a ‘university in the on the waterfront in central Geelong Geelong area’. Deakin began teaching on was one site considered and rejected 1 April 1977. for the proposed university that was to • Deakin University is named after Alfred become Deakin. In 1996, this idea came to Deakin, who is often called Australia’s fruition with the opening of the Geelong Voice of Federation and was Prime Waterfront Campus. Minister three times between 1903 • In 2008, the Deakin University School and 1910. of Medicine opened, becoming Victoria’s • When it was established, Deakin first rural and regional medical school. incorporated two existing Geelong-based • February 2012 saw the first intake of institutions – the Geelong State College students in the new Bachelor of Vision and the Gordon Institute of Technology. Science/Master of Optometry degree. • Deakin had approximately 2500 students in • In July 2012, Deakin University launched its first year (1977), rising to 4800 in 1980. its Strategic Plan – LIVE the future: Agenda • By 1984, Deakin had consolidated 2020. its operations at the Geelong Waurn • In response to continued growth in student Ponds Campus. and staff numbers at Deakin, since 2013 • Deakin’s growth outside Geelong began new buildings and major improvements in 1990 when it amalgamated with the have included: Warrnambool Institute of Advanced – the iconic gateway building at the Education. This continued in 1991 when Melbourne Burwood Campus it amalgamated with Victoria College, – Centre for Advanced Design which operated from Burwood, Toorak Engineering Training at the and Clayton. Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus • Deakin was one of the first Australian – expansion of student accommodation universities to embrace professional and across all campuses. continuing education to corporate clients, • In March 2014, the University declared establishing Deakin Australia it would be a smoke-free environment. (now DeakinCo) in 1993. • In May 2014, the $34 million globally unique cutting-edge carbon fibre research and innovation facility, Carbon Nexus, officially opened at the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus.

18 Deakin University • In December 2014, Deakin celebrated its • Deakin’s recent awards and achievements 200 000th graduate. include: • The 2015 Excellence in Research for – a ranking in the top 2 per cent of Australia rankings saw Deakin performing universities across major international above or well above world standards in university ranking systems (the Academic 89% of its research. Ranking of World Universities, World • In 2016, the Workplace Gender Equality University Rankings and QS World Agency named Deakin an Employer of University Rankings) Choice for Gender Equality for the tenth – Ranked first in Victoria and 5th in year in a row. Australia for learning satisfaction and first • In January 2016, John Stanhope AM in Victoria and second in Australia for assumed the position of Deakin’s learning resources Chancellor, taking over from David Morgan – ranked top three in Australia for who served as Chancellor for 10 years. graduate employability (The Times Higher Education Global University • In April 2016, the Deakin Business School Employability Ranking 2016). received accreditation by The Association • Deakin partnered with FutureLearn to offer to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business full degrees online and short free courses International, the longest serving global through FutureLearn’s global platform accrediting body for business schools in the world. • In 2017 Deakin University and LeMond Composites joined forces in a $58m deal to • In August 2016, the Deakin University revolutionise the use of carbon fibre across Community Bank® initiative with Bendigo the world Bank was launched – the first collaboration of its kind between a university and a • In 2017 the Institute for Healthcare financial institution. Transformation is established, positioning Deakin as one of Australia’s premier resources for health systems research. • In 2017 The expanded TERI-Deakin Nanobiotech Centre is opened by the Prime Minister.

Graduation Ceremonies | June 2017 19 The Campuses

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

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

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 21 Institute of Koorie Education

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

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Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 23 Deakin University Deakin

Tuesday 3 October 12 pm 24 Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Faculty of Business and Law Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 12 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Professor Gary Smith, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Global Engagement Mace Bearer Ms Aileen Loi, Faculty General Manager of the Faculty of Business and Law Welcome Address Mr John Stanhope AM, Chancellor Occasional Address Ms Jacinta Lane The Conferring of Awards Chancellor Presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Alfred Deakin Professor Mike Ewing, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law Graduate Response Ms Bethany Holt Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | June 2017 25 Tuesday 3 October 12 pm

Ms Jacinta Lane Ms Lane now has over 13 years’ experience in all aspects of workplace and employment The Occasional Address will be delivered by law, in both public and private practice. She Ms Jacinta Lane, Special Counsel at KCL Law. has served on the committee of the Industrial Jacinta Lane is both a graduate and former Relations Society of Victoria, lectured employee of Deakin University, having gained students of business and human resources her Bachelor of Laws at Deakin while working management on employment law, and in the School of Engineering and Technology appeared in the Federal Court of Australia, as co-ordinator of the School’s off-campus the Federal Circuit Court of Australia, the learning program. Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal, the Magistrate’s Court of Victoria and the Fair Before joining Deakin, Ms Lane was a writer Work Commission. and editor, working variously in the arts and entertainment, furniture manufacturing, and Ms Lane joined KCL Law (then called Kliger medical imaging industries. For several years, Partners) in March 2015 and was appointed she was the editor of the peer reviewed as a Special Counsel in July 2017. She has journal Radiographer, the official journal of a Bachelor of Arts from the University of the Australian Institute of Radiography. Melbourne, a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the Australian National On her graduation from Deakin, Ms Lane University and recently completed an decided to specialise in industrial relations Advanced Diploma of Photography at law. She accepted a graduate placement Photography Studies College, winning the at what was then the Australian Industrial award for excellence in the art major. Relations Commission and later worked as the Associate to Federal Court Judge and President of the Commission, Justice Geoffrey Giudice.

26 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Doctoral Degrees Anne Helen Kershaw Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘Coproduction in Museums: A study of Museum Work with Culturally Diverse Junaidah Jailani Communities.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary ‘An Investigation into Human Barriers to This study examined work done by the Implementation of Sustainability in museums and communities to jointly Commercial Office Buildings.’ produce exhibitions and public programs. Summary Collaborating with communities is a This research highlights the importance of way for museums to develop authentic conducting post–occupancy evaluations and distinctive offerings for visitors. to value building users’ feedback and However coproducing with communities investigate contextual factors based on is not the manner in which museums their experiences. These will help designers have traditionally worked. This research to better understand their building design, therefore enabled broader insights into operation, and management strategies for collaboration and organisational change. achieving a sustainable building that meets Principal Supervisor: the needs of present and future occupiers. Associate Professor Kerrie Bridson Principal Supervisor: School: Professor Richard Reed Department of Marketing School: Department of Finance Shona Gaye Munro Whose thesis is entitled: Akshaya Kamalnath ‘Factors Influencing Learning Transfer in Whose thesis is entitled: a Supportive Leadership Development ‘Gender Diversity on Company Boards: A Programme.’ Corporate Law Analysis.’ Summary Summary This thesis identified the barriers and This thesis focused the board gender enablers to the transfer of learning for diversity debate on the role of the front–line police sergeants working to corporate board. It used two studies to improve their supportive leadership answer whether there was a corporate behaviors. The quality of relationships governance case for board gender diversity. within and surrounding the leadership The findings suggested that board gender and coaching intervention was the most diversity might indeed be able to enhance influential factor determining the extent corporate governance in a firm. The to which learning was transferred into findings also suggest complementary workplace practice. solutions to strengthening board Principal Supervisor: effectiveness. Professor Andrew Noblet Principal Supervisor: School: Professor Sandeep Gopalan Management School: Law

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 27 Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Thu Huong Nguyen Sarah Kimberley Steen Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘The Effects of China’s Exports on World ‘Greening The Bank’s Environment: An Trade.’ Examination of Employees’ Recycling Summary Behaviours.’ This thesis explores the effects of China’s Summary exports on world trade on the intensive The study uncovered a multiplicity of and extensive margins, with an emphasis influences and barriers to employees’ on the product–level competition. The workplace recycling intentions and research found strong evidence of China’s behaviours. The findings concluded that displacement effect on global textiles and employees play a role in shaping workplace apparel exports, but more pronounced recycling and even within a conducive complementarity effect on world organisational environment, recycling agricultural exports. behaviours are dependent on the individual Principal Supervisor: who can either assist or hinder workplace Dr Cong Pham recycling. School: Principal Supervisor: Department of Economics Dr Justine Ferrer School: Dinithi Ruwanga Sunirmitha Management Pallegedara Whose thesis is entitled: Robin Visser ‘Minimising the Unauthorised Disclosure Whose thesis is entitled: of Organisational Information via Social ‘The Role of Commercial Diplomacy in Media.’ Relation to International Trade.’ Summary Summary This study explored and answered how to This thesis examined how effective minimise the unauthorised disclosure of commercial diplomacy is in promoting trade organisational information via social media. by assessing the role of diplomatic offices as The results of this research developed intermediaries. Findings pointed to network and delivered a holistic framework that and matching activities and the depth of informs the theoretical and practical offices’ resources as crucial to success, aspects necessary to address and manage especially when communication between unauthorised disclosure of organisational firms is hindered by external factors. information via social media. Principal Supervisor: Principal Supervisor: Professor Pasquale Sgro Professor Matthew Warren School: School: Department of Economics Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics

28 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Qiuyue Wang Doctor of Business Administration – Whose thesis is entitled: DBA ‘The Enforcement of Insider Trading Laws in Matthew Storey Australia: Reform Proposals.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary: ‘Factors Affecting the Efficacy of the By reviewing all convicted insider–trading Commonwealth’s Indigenous Business cases from 2004 to the end of 2015, this Exemption.’ thesis found that the current sanction regime for insider trading law is inefficient. Summary This thesis proposed a reformed sanction The thesis examines the effectiveness regime for Australian insider trading law. of the Commonwealth Government’s Principal Supervisor: Indigenous procurement policy. It identifies Professor Sandeep Gopalan a number of factors that limited utilisation of this policy and recommended ways to School: improve the policy. Law Principal Supervisor: Professor Samantha Hepburn School: Department of Management

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 29 Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Faculty of Master of Business Administration – MBA Business and Law Arne Alwan Roland Bammer Master Degrees Amanda Jane Barnard Angela Catherine Bone–Smith Kelly Merrilyn Brooks–Macmillan Master of Business Administration Jenny Bungur (International)/Master of Commerce – Selvina Bustelo MBA(Intl)/MCom Jennifer Capaul Pratic Dugar Tennille Alyce Carrier Caroline Anne Hamilton Jade Carson Aresh Shapoor Irani Laurent Jean Francois Cazier Meylita Rizki Puteri Scott James Chapman Angela Colantuono Master of Business Administration Will Conkie (International)/Master of Information Gloria Davis Systems – MBA(Intl)/MIS Michael James Davis Priyantha Roshan De Silva Hendahewa Andre D’Cruz Martin David Walker Ivan De La Cruz Pasikku Hennadige Pravinda Sahan De Silva Master of Business Administration Tammo De Vries (International)/Master of Professional Martinique Diss Accounting – MBA(Intl)/MPA Russell Bruce Dmytrenko Mohit Arora H Thushani S Fernando Trung Hieu Nguyen Brendan Ferns Heli Dharmendra Vyas David Gerrand Paul Richard Gull Master of International Finance/ Andrew John Harrison Master of Professional Accounting – Junhua Huang MIF/MPA Mladen Ignjic Matthew Butturini Manoje Indraharan Paul Benjamin Docking Mark Raymond Jennings Ethiligoda Gamage Poornima Kaumadhi Hamish Stewart Jones Keerthisingha Anthony Paul Judd Colin John Kane Master of Professional Accounting/ Alicia Jane Kegele Master of Commerce – MPA/MCom Samuel Douglas King Joel Alberto Carapaica Ron Jonathan Kyvelidis Sharon Christo Darren John Manser Yiling Shen David Manser Komal Srinivasa Murthy Andrew McAree Xu Sun Andrew McDavitt Meng Tong Charles McNamara Ning Zhang Julia Mijic Justin Peter Nicholas Mark Nuner Nicholas John O’Shea

30 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Stephen Pacecca Sapransh Jaipuria Rebecca Alison Parks Stephen Kiran Johny Matthew James Paull Anuroop Kacham Salvatore Pennisi Deepesh Pavan Prakash Kumar Kolluri Benjamin Allan William Pyper Hemanth Prabhu Kundala George Ruka Sanket Pandurang Landge Kathryn Marie Ryan Crezwell Anthony Lee Nyssa Searles Jun Li Carolina Maricel Selvarajah Dandan Liu Jai Sebastian Shepherdson Ashley Mak Megan Smith Rashmi Dattatraya Mejari Jack Sai Szeto Sarah Rachel Midgley Paije Leanah Terrell Abhishek Mujumdar Anna Townsend Aashita Negi Mark Daniel Ward Lazarus Naresh Nelaturi Brent Warren Chimwemwe Nkhoma Michael Weatherhead Guncag Ozavci Alan James Webb Melanie Patricia Padua Daniel Martin York Muhammad Haider Tufail Paracha Pisarla Kondal Reddy Master of Business Administration Pratik Ravindra Prabhu (International) – MBA(Intl) Mahesh Rajamanickam James Anderson Archana Ramakrishnan Hande Arici Madhuri Yasintha Ranasinghege Nishanth Averahalli Venkataraju Alyssa Jane Reglos Karthik Raagav Balasubramaniam Sambit Roy Chowdhury Venkata Krishna Chaitanya Bandaru Deepak Sabu Anuj Shashikant Bhogle Sarath Sanka Brijesh Manohar Rao Akash Sharma Bernhard Budiono Huzefa Soyeb Cochinwala Kiran Bungla Nittin Surendra Shantel Maria Carter Vishalbir Singh Thind Pravinkumar Havasingh Chaudhari Darshan Thota Venkatachalapathi Yixiang Chen Vivian George Sumanth Chilukuri Aditya Choudhary Master of Commerce - MCom Kishore Deevi Ayuel Mading Ayuel Cayla Demske Phillip Oliver Hindmarsh Bailey Joseph Henry Douglas Samer Boudiab Gwendoline Agnes D’Souza Alex Bourne Yi Fang Yameng Cao Kelly Frangeskakis Jiepeng Chen Xin Fu Yajie Chen Keerthi Krishna Gamasany Katie Dunne Zico Steven Aloysius Gonsalves Thanh Truc Duong Niraj Haresh Goswami Shiyu Fan Natasha Gunness Rhian Lee Farrell Bin–An Hsiao Fanaldi Fadillah Fedrizal

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 31 Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Chao Fu Graduate Certificates Gajanayake Mudiyanselage Danushi Tharang Gajanayake Graduate Certificate of Business Yue Guo Administration – GCertBA Bingyue Hu Shayu Jiang Donna Lee Bringolf Jaye Jorgensen Rohan Charrett Jae Eun Jung Kelly Leanne Dubyna Tariro Chido Kufeni Catina Lyn Eyres Si Kei Lam Shelley Hopkins Dan Li Melissa Anne McIntyre Lulu Li Bernice Morris Yintan Li Lee Margaret Mowat Joanne Wai Quan Loong Lisa Rankin Xuanrong Lyu Jonathon James Sadler Dinh Quynh Giao Nguyen Nicholas Wray Sterling Gunjan Karsanbhai Patel Graduate Certificate of Business Mengying Ren Administration (International) – Menghua Shen Wai Sheung Siu GCertBA(Intl) Yang Song Udari Imalka Thalpe Guruge Can Wang Graduate Certificate of Commerce – Xiaochen Wang GCertCom Xiaotong Wang Peter Barnard Ruixin Xu Melissa Di Rienzo Bo Yang Faten Hasna Yang Jiancong Andrew Harpur Michell Junhong Zhang Qian Zhao Graduate Certificate of Corporate Huaze Zheng Management – GCertCorpMgt Emily Anne Bogue Graduate Diplomas Andrew Jason Westlake

Graduate Diploma of Management – GDipMgt Paul Frank Hellard

32 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Bachelor Degrees Jiahui Guo Nils Richard Hamilton Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Tai Jasmine Harabalja Science – BCom/BSc Marnie Hannah Harrington Alana Lee Jade Heath Joel Matthew Thompson Christy Ann Hildyard Bachelor of Property and Real Shing Sat Ho Estate with distinction/Bachelor of Bethany Lea Holt Jiangting Huang Commerce with distinction – BPRE/ Jennyfer Citra Jaya BCom Geetanjali Kapoor Corry George Cincotta Parisse Kotsoris Hayley Ann Di Martino Seong Hae Kwon Ryan Marquis Lea Rianni Yasmin Lancaster Blake Matthew Noffke Le Ngoc Minh Nhat Darcy Luke Taylor Huong Thi Diem Le Sandra Truong Timothy John Leddra Joshua Lee Wasniewski Zhong–Da Ma Katerina Yiannaros Daniel James Martens Bachelor of Property and Real Estate/ Gallage Seneka Piyumali Jayasekara Millewa Bachelor of Commerce – BPRE/BCom Shehani Lakmini Modaragama Martin Aidan Creigh Jessica Ngo William John McClusky Do Diem Phuong Nguyen Alison Joy Tunnard Nguyen Quang Tuan Sarah Alice Whitelaw Nguyen Thanh Dat Bachelor of Commerce Thi Ha Vy Nguyen with distinction – BCom Aimee Marie O’Brien Enid Ann O’Connor Patricia Danielle Alvarez Adam Papadopoulos Kyle Mitchell Birchill Melissa Jane Ploenges Rachel Bognar Claire Elizabeth Purchase Rebecca Marina Cameron Braden Mitchell Pynt Angelica Cerizza Kim Evonne Ritchie Jiehua Chen Whitney Bree Rohrlach Juncheng Chen Xuemeng Rong Kudakwashe Chikonyora Huilian Shi Nicolas Liam Constantinou Sangeeta Sumithran Beatrice Eva Ottilia Dahl Tomislav Tolic Shevon Tonya De Almeida Vanessa May Tran Luke Graeme Ewart Jacob Alexander Walton Zhenqiao Fan Shihao Wang Anupama Malshani Fernando Xuchi Wang Aaron Nyap Kheng Fong Dylan Michael Westaway Emma May Freund Laksika Widhyachak Tsz Chun Fung Nanccy Nivedha Xavier Nilanthi Dammika Gamlath Gamlath Ruiming Yang Appuhamillage Wenzheng Zhou Claire Louise Guest

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 33 Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Bachelor of Commerce – BCom Felicity Jean Dennis Naamira Abarina David Patrick Derham Michael Joseph Acciarito Sam Franco Di Natale Shayan Ali Bradley Robert Dick Thomas Eddington Allwright Thi Huyen Tram Doan Jiwei An Zachary Alexander Dodds Huizhe Ang Yue Dong Aashna Arora Comrey Watson Edgeworth Saasha Arsov Shan Madusanka Edirisuriya Craig Andrew Asmus Alexandra Efstathiadis Kieran Dane Audley Kerolos Emad Eid Trent John Bacon Chung Mau Fan Haotian Bao Lingjia Fan Christopher Bashour Xin Xin Fang Alexander George Bear Michael Jonathan Farrar Demelza Berry Xiao Fei Kirill Blake Zexin Feng Nathan Derek Bolling Kristen Amrita Fernando James William Buckley Michael Flora Christina Bui Yingying Fu Lena Thu Hang Bui Gudao Gao Nicholas Burke Jiayue Gao Feng Cai Wangzihui Gao Christopher Calambi Alexander Garvin Derek See–Ho Chan Christopher Gavralas Shamal Sharvaneel Chand Rebecca Lorraine Giddings Bin Chen Timothy Edward Golds Hanlinzi Chen Manpneet Grewal Qiuyi Chen Natalie Rebecca Griffin Ruiheng Chen Yuhai Gu Weibin Chen Zhoufu Gu Xiao Chen Jiamin Guan Yewei Chen Devinda Gunawardena Xin Cheng Bingjing Guo Ajaye Chen–Sakai Guo Xiaozhen Davit Chhay Yingxin Guo Akib Reza Mashrur Chowdhury Alan Gurevich Daniel Charles Clemm Benjamin Luke Hadley Fiona Grace Brodie Cormack Sead Hadziavdic Jethro Finn Corr Shannon Kate Hagebols Thomas Anthony Corrie Mark Hagg Emma Jayne Crocker Jialin Han Aleksandra Culic Zhihao Han James Rochford Cummings Youyou Hao Melanie Milena Cvetkovic Rachita Haribabu Nishit D C Jack Andrew Harrison Nathan Nicholas Alexander De Boer Claire Elizabeth Hart Oscar Louis De Lorenzo Ahamed Shadir Hassen

34 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Minzhu He Yuxi Long Timothy John Heuston Guiyang Lu Dinuka Kavishan Devinda Hitige Yuhui Lu Hitihamillage Jiabei Lyu Alyce Marae Holmes Yuchen Ma Uen Ying Hon Vanessa Rachel MacDonald Liam Ronald James Hooton Michael Eric MacKen Jinglan Huang Tholakele Diana Madonko Tasha Yijing Huang Dennis Makaling Ying Huang Zemin Mao Lu Quoc Thinh Huynh Owen Kenneth Marquis Patrick William Hynes Madeline Rose McDonald Jaskanwal Preet Singh Jassal Thomas James McKay Jinyu Jin Thomas Peter McNamara George Henry Johnstone Nur Farhanna Md Razib Samantha Myree Jones Yasemin Gazi Mehmet Kevin Indrajith Joseph Nicholas Messinis Thomas Martin Kellock Mirindi Jerry Ngabo Heather Lorraine Kelly Kevin Anthony Monteiro Thomas Edward Keys Jamie Kevin Moody Yan Mei Khew Beau–Dale James Moore Nicholas John Kilduff Sarah Alexis Morris Tai Wai Ko Elise Victoria Moseley Darren Jude Kurukulasuriya Alana Brigitte Mudford Carly Evelyn Lamb Christopher John Nanni Alison Christine Lamble Samantha Florence Nasr Tse Hin Law Samuel Stephen Neale Kelley Lay Pasani Wathsala Neelababile Kevin Lay Moina Negi Hyesoo Lee Neo Jin Yee Yat Long Anson Lee Anthony Mark Neos Xin Yee Leong Thi Thu Thao Ngo Nidchalee Lertpanyarote Jennifer Nguyen Tsz Hin Jeffery Leung Pham Anh Thu Nguyen Jie Li Nguyen Thi Thanh Tam Junjie Li Nguyen Tran Tuan Kiet Shilong Li Maria Nicolaou Shuting Li Jialin Nie Tan Li Patrick Michael Nunan Yijia Li James Stewart O’Grady Ze Li Diana Osmanovic Yingjie Liao Chris Owens Liew Hong Kei Watuthantrige Santhushka Madawa Peiris Jianheng Lin R Nahalla Arachchige Don Ishara Dilhan Dongxu Liu Perera Yansong Liu Alexander David Peterson Kiran Senura Liyanage Daniel John Petrov Alexander Barry London Philip Pham

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 35 Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Liam John Phillips Dauphin Vasishat Jessica Pisevski Vu Quang Huy Pascal Pavel Pivec Sven Vukomanovic Ellisya Windasari Poedi–Winarto Wadu Arachchige Dileeka Sandeepani Pavithra Madushani Pothduwage Siriwardana Cassandra Louise Pougioukas Chih–Chiang Wang Nicole Marie Powell Dandan Wang Aseem Prasher Hong Wang Nordin Prljaca Jin Lei Wang Samantha Psomoulis Jingzi Wang Kathy Rabahi Meng Wang Joel Rabinov Ping Wang Rohan Raghavan Xiaojing Wang Amanda Marie Ramondetta Xingchun Wang Rebecca Louise Rosano Yang Wang Todd Rosewall Yongkai Wang Sheshani Hiranthi Samaranayake Zhao Qianhui Wang Angela Jade Savige Zhiting Wang Imdhathullah Shahul Hamed Cameron David Webb Yu Shao Xiaotong Wen Jiahao Shen Aneesha Tharinda Weragoda Mami Shohata Brittany Maree Whelan Xin Ying Sim Chamodh Kavisha Bandara Wijekoon Floyd Lydson Simpson Stephen James Wilson Robinpreet Singh Sahan Mudith Wimalasuriya Thaao Siriopoulos Nadi Win Matthew John Sitch Po Hei Wong Jemma Leigh Smyth Wu Jiang Bianca Kezia Sondakh Junda Wu Cindy Soo Xiaocheng Wu Cary Spanopoulos Yue Wu Kelly Rose Speakman Zilin Wu Gabriel Ssemakula Xiao Yu Xing Fiona Louise Steenhuis Chang Xu Romel Brandon Stefanovski Hechun Xu Subasinghe A Methsara S Subasinghe Jing Xu Ningxin Sun Jun Xu Boon Chung Tai Hao Yang Jason Lim Taing Jianhua Yang Daniel Bautista Tancio Qiyue Yang My Linh Tang Chen Ye Qianru Tao Zijun Ye Ellys Karina Teh Kehan Yi Jake John Tilli Jianyang Ying My Linh Tran Timothy Xia–Wen Yong Tran Nhat Quang Lianguan Yu Anjali Vallabh Siwei Yu Liam Kieth Vallance Siyao Yu

36 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Mengyang Yue Bachelor of Management Zhang Zeng with distinction – BMgt Haixu Zhang Taylor Crotty Hongyi Zhang Georgios Krommidas Qiujie Zhang Ellen McAdam–Stroza Ran Zhang Siyuan Zhang Bachelor of Management – BMgt Tianyi Zhang Marko Bilic Xin Zhang Chloe Alyce Bloore Yichi Zhang Sara Chehrenegar Yongqi Zhang Mei Chen Zhanhao Zhang Gabrielle Anne Coburn Cong Zhao Katherine Anne Do Jia Wei Zhao Daniel William Aplin Drysdale Yijun Zhao Ling Feng Jiankun Zheng Musa Khan Zhuang Yi Zheng Kristina Kolesnikov Huachen Zhou Harry Luff Jingchun Zhou Cing Shan Lun Qinli Zhou Hing Yung Mak Ziwei Zhou Carly Helen McKeown Xuelian Zhu Thomas Nigel Memery Jiani Zou Aaron Trinh Georgios Tsiolas Tien Huy Tu Luke Andrew Wallace Joelle Jae Willder

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 37 Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Prizes and Awards

Alfred Deakin Professor Council established the title of Alfred Deakin Professor to recognise members of Deakin University professoriate who have made a sustained, high level contribution to research at Deakin. The title is the highest honour the University can bestow on a member of academic staff. The title of Alfred Deakin Professor will be conferred upon Professor Chris Doucouliagos.

38 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 12 pm Alongside this, Professor Doucouliagos has been involved in a number of successful grants over the last 10 years including one from the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research for $770,000. Professor Doucouliagos is an outstanding research leader. He led the establishment of The Deakin Laboratory for the Meta-Analysis of Research (DeLMAR) and is a joint Director. This Lab brings together scholars from across Deakin involved with meta-analysis and research synthesis for the development and application of methods that are shared across research problems in the social and natural sciences and for producing evidence-based knowledge that can inform policy across disciplinary boundaries. DeLMAR will be a unique laboratory in Australia, one of only a Professor Chris Doucouliagos few such entities globally. It will be officially launched in October 2017. Professor Chris Doucouliagos joined Deakin as an Associate Lecturer in 1985 Professor Doucouliagos’ research has been and was promoted to Professor in 2004. acknowledged internationally; his research on Professor Doucouliagos led the Department the USA minimum wage cited by the White of Economics from 2012-2014 and held House and by the US Congressional Budget the role of Associate Head of School from Office. It formed part of President Obama’s 2005 – 2007. He is currently Chair in drive to increase the Federal minimum Economics in the Department of Economics. wage and contributed to increasing the pay of millions of US workers. His research on He has an international reputation as an foreign aid is influential, receiving hundreds applied economist and is ranked in the top of citations and cited in the Economist. He 1.4% of all authors globally in the RePEC has been instrumental in developing global global rankings and ranked 27 in Australasia. protocols for conducting and reporting meta- In terms of significant citations: Google analysis in economics and business. These are Scholar = 6121; h-index =34; i10-index = 55; now the standard in this literature. and Scopus h-index =22. Professor Doucouliagos received the Deakin Professor Doucouliagos has published Business School Outstanding Teaching Award in leading journals in economics, health for 2016. economics, industrial relations, statistics, and political science, e.g. the Economic Journal (top 10 in economics), Industrial Relations (a top journal in industrial relations), American Journal of Political Science (number two in political science), Statistics in Medicine (a leading journas in its field), and Journal of Health Economics (leading journal in its field). He has had 10 A* Economic journal publications since 2010.

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 39 Deakin University Deakin

Tuesday 3 October 6 pm 40 Tuesday 3 October 6 pm Faculty of Business and Law Faculty of Health Tuesday 3 October 6 pm Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 6 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Mr Kean Selway, Chief Operating Officer Mace Bearer Ms Alice Di Pasquale, Faculty General Manager of the Faculty of Health and University Council Member Welcome Address Mr John Stanhope AM, Chancellor Occasional Address Mr Dan Monheit The Conferring of Awards Chancellor Presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Alfred Deakin Professor Mike Ewing, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law Professor Brendan Crotty, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health Graduate Response Ms Christine Ivey Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | June 2017 41 TuesdayOctober 6 pm 3 Of course, neither of us knew anything about running a business. But as it turned out, nobody else seemed to know anything either. If everyone else was making it up, we concluded, then so could we. And so began our quest to create the exact type of agency that we wanted to turn up at, every single day. We must have learned a few things since then, because 12 years later we’re a team of 40 across Melbourne and Sydney. Our offices include an indoor basketball court, a whisky bar and a couple of adorable dogs. We’ve picked up a swag of local and international awards, and had the pleasure of working with some incredible brands including Little Creatures, NAB and Deakin University. I’m constantly learning. Books. Podcasts. Short courses. Talking to strangers. Mr Dan Monheit My role as a strategist is to join dots that The Occasional Address will be delivered by other people haven’t thought to connect. The Mr Dan Monheit, Director of Strategy and broader my perspective, the more dots I have Owner at Hardhat Digital. in my field of vision, the more likely I am to My first job was at McDonalds. I worked there find a match. for four years while I was at high school, We’ve built Hardhat up to a size and scale and boy did I love that job. It was my first where we’re truly working on ‘problems worth interaction with the workforce, and I took in solving’, helping large scale organisations everything I could, skilling up across kitchen, navigate a world and an audience that’s front counter, drive through, crew training changing before their eyes. We’ve learned to and even kids’ birthday parties. In a funny be OK with what we don’t know. In fact, we’ve way, McDonalds also ruined me. Learning the learned to embrace it. In today’s world, few of ‘correct’ way to apply cheese to a Quarter us ever get the luxury of getting past ‘novice’ Pounder, the ‘correct’ way to fill a cup with status, before having to move on to the next ice and the ‘correct’ way to mop a kitchen thing. floor left me with the impression that every business had a well-articulated, objectively If I’m really honest, the only thing we’ve ever sound process for doing everything. That was been truly great at over the years is change. how I thought the ‘real world’ worked. I’ve had plenty of fun along the way too. Four years later I graduated from Monash I’ve been lucky enough to travel the world, University and without a day of creative including a semester abroad at the University agency experience, decided to start a creative of Miami. I’ve played basketball for Australia agency – Hardhat - with my best mate (and at the Maccabiah Games. I’ve competed as a fellow McDonalds alum), Justin Kabbani. long course triathlete, a swing dancer, a break It was only a matter of weeks before we dancer, and a battle MC (still undefeated). realised that the ‘real world’ was nothing like I married the love of my life and have two working at McDonalds at all. beautiful children. And I get to turn up to an agency that I love to be at, every single day.

42 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 6 pm Doctoral Degrees Rhonda Mary Garad Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘Health Literacy Driving Health Engagement in the Pluralist Context of Migrant Health in Victoria Brown Australia.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary ‘Transport Interventions and Obesity Migrants have a range of unrecognised Prevention: Role, Impact and Cost– health literacy skills that are not adequately Effectiveness.’ understood or addressed within the Summary Australian health sector. This study has The thesis presents a set of interlinked shown that migrants have effective studies providing an in–depth examination compensatory mechanisms that, if of the role, impact and cost–effectiveness supported, may optimise health literacy of transport interventions for obesity and engagement and ultimately, may prevention. improve health outcomes. Principal Supervisor: Principal Supervisor: Professor Rob Carter Professor Richard Osborne School: School: Health and Social Development Health and Social Development

Joanna Frith Dipnall Albert Garcia Minambres Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘The Development of a Risk Index for ‘Identification and Evaluation of Potential Depression (RID).’ Novel Anti–HIV–1 Strategies.’ Summary Summary This thesis developed a novel methodology Results of this thesis have provided for a flexible and modular Risk Index for important insights into the biology and Depression (RID) that blended data mining immunity of HIV with relevant outcomes and machine learning techniques with in the discovery of novel antiviral traditional statistical techniques. This RID therapeutics, as well as, in the impact shows great potential for future clinical use. of current antiretroviral drugs in the HIV recombination rate. Principal Supervisor: Professor Julie Pasco Principal Supervisor: Professor Johnson Mak School: Medicine School: Medicine

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 43 TuesdayOctober 6 pm 3 Christopher Kintakas Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) – Whose thesis is entitled: DPsych(Clinical) ‘ADAMTS5 Expression and Function in Michelle Stewart Myoblast Fusion and Muscle Regeneration.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary ‘Traumatic Stress in Parents of Children This research investigated the role of an with Autism Spectrum Disorder.’ enzyme called ADAMTS5 in models of skeletal muscle regeneration and muscular Summary dystrophy. This work has led to further A traumatic stress framework was investigations to better understand how identified as a valid way of conceptualising ADAMTS5 and related proteins may be high levels of parenting stress in a targeted as a potential treatment for subpopulation of parents raising a child muscular dystrophy. with autism. An association between Principal Supervisor: traumatic stress symptoms and child Professor Ken Walder behaviours that posed a threat to child safety (e.g., elopement, aggression, self– School: injury) was found. Medicine Principal Supervisor: Asha Latha Lakkavaram Associate Professor David Austin Whose thesis is entitled: School: Psychology ‘Dissecting the Mechanism of Severe Malaria.’ Summary This study answered the effect of deletion of CISH gene on the susceptibility to malaria. It charted haematological parameters, cytokine profiles, bone marrow and spleen cell populations. The findings pointed that perturbation of CISH alone is not a major contributor for severe malaria in an acute model of infection. Principal Supervisor: Professor Tania De Koning–Ward School: Medicine

44 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 6 pm Fanlu Meng Faculty of Mohammed Maaz Mohiuddin Business And Law Jasdeepsingh Tapindersingh Multani Vali Muhammad Nagaria Nahida Akthar Netul Master Degrees Thuyen Que Ngo Thi Thu Huong Nguyen Master of Accounting and Kunal Hasmukhbhai Patel International Finance – MAIF Shrey Patel Komal Narayan Agarwal Arun Paul Pranav Vasu Ahuja Peng Mingming Ajaydeep Singh Thi Ha Giang Pham Fengxiang An Xingyi Ren Joan Lillian Carvalho Sanket Sethi Sijia Chen Devansh Sharma Disha Prem Damaria Joshua Sharma Quang Anh Dao Yogendra Sharma Nikita Dsouza Harpreet Singh Shergill Shon Edward Fernandes Muhammad Sibtain Xiao Fu Simrandeep Singh Arjan Singh Gill He Tong Rayyan Ali Gillani Megha Vij Yanshen Guan Bingwen Wang Sapumal Perera Handunge Hanbing Wang Harmandeep Singh Shuting Wang Harshkumar Anil Maniar Ying Wang Fahad Hussain Miao Wu Omar Ijaz Kun Yang Yash Shantilal Jain Mengjiao Yang Dhruv Janak Jani Yongpeng Yang Karandeep Singh Jhand Mingzhu Ye Harshneel Prashant Joshi Chenkai Ying Soniya Joshi Chonghe Yu Lalit Kumar Yajun Zhang Ha Phuong Le Yin Zhang Alvin Leung Yixin Zhang Fangyuan Li Youming Zheng Jinhui Li Dongrui Zhu Junjie Li Master of Arts And Entertainment Yuan Li Jingxian Liao Management – MAEntMgt Zhicheng Liu Jessica Rose Bernard Quang Duy Luong Belinda Jane Foster Vi Hong Mach Gregory James Thomason Arjun Madaan Hamish Edward David Wilkinson Malghani Biwargh Ahmad Manisha Kunal Marwah

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 45 TuesdayOctober 6 pm 3 Master of Business (Sport Master of Human Resource Management) – MBus(SportMgt) Management – MHRMgt Akshay Pramod Basrur Darren Casey Qingmiao Cheng Eleni Grigoris Sarah Anne Chipman Nina Louise Morales Dean Curulli Aaron Nathan Shearn Pranav Nakul Dabholkar Kirsty Temple Timothy Mckenzie Felton Dhruv Garg Master of Information Systems – MIS Anirbit Ghosh Tomy Alexander Conrad Jack Hudghton Nikhil Anand Sagar Tansukhlal Jain Nakul Bajaj Sunaina Jaswal Rashmi Batham Viswanath Vidur Kalive Yash Atul Chandurkar Nitish Shashidharan Kartha Huaitao Chen Swapnil Sainath Khanolkar Abhishek Chhikara Himanshu Kishnani Garima Govind Chichani Jun Hua Li Tarun Daryani Romain Loupias Bhanupriya Doddagaddavalli Purushotham Chirag Malvadkar Dheeraj Kumar Ganta Niddhi Pankaj Mehta Riya Gumber Abhimanyu Nagpal Harneet Kaur Jitaksha Ramagouda Patil Dilip Hebballi Pranav Prakash Saheela Sayeed Hunerkar Yatish Hari Raut Moeen–Ul–Hassan Jalal Raveesh Salelkar Sourav Jena Angus William Seller Manivannan Krishnamoorthy Kunal Yogesh Sheth Ashish Makhija Ankit Singh Adonahi Marcano Saab Emilia Alexandra Skopal Anish Saju Mathew Nicholas John Tsaousidis Anannya Mazumder Shalaka Uddur Manjunath Angad Mhapsekar Katherine Elizabeth Walton Barinder Pal Singh Narang Nor Diana Nordin Master of Business Analytics – Vinothkannan Palanisamy MBusAn Minh Chi Pham Brianna Jaide Fitzpatrick Amal Pynadath Gogy Scott Harrison Sana Haider Rizvee Craig Hewkins Deepthi Iyer Sham Prasad Rajiv Krishnan Aviral Singh Timothy Cletus Gibson Maher Sanket Shrikant Swami James McCullough Poorna Swamy Samantha Louise Moynihan Yashi Upadhyay Ranjit Rajagopalan Mingxuan Yu Eliza Renouf Penghao Zhang Tom Bradley Skeggs Joel Slade Anthony Thorpe Wai Kuen Yong

46 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 6 pm Master of Insurance and Risk Gayan Madushanka Abeykoon Kaluaggala Management – MIRMgt Gamaethilage Ajay Agarwal Marion Keast Bei Li Master of International Business – Weitong Li MIntlBus Xingwei Li Changchang Kang Ting Liang Shoko Kobayashi Quan Lu Zhiyi Shen Pawel Lukasiewicz Xiaoyang Wang Yijing Mao Yuyang Zhang Yuqian Pu Qian Zhao Xiaoyan Qian Han Da Seul Rhe Master of International Finance – MIF Yingjie Shen Qian Cui Yiyichun Shi Skye D’Almeida Erandi Iresha Walaliyadde Sally Kehoe Ce Wan Mao Yu Jiongfang Wang Kirsty Bree McCormack Shengchen Wang Andrew Rathbone Hao Xie Shaxi Wu Guanxiong Xu Guang Yang Qiang Yang Wen Zhang Yi Yi Yao Nana Zheng Chenxi Yin Yang Yu Master of Management (Personal Jiahui Zhang Injury) – MMgt(PersInj) Junnan Zhang Dimple Grewal Shulu Zhang Yi Zhang Master of Marketing – MMktg Ying Zhang Hao–Hua Chang Vanessa Kathryn Dundas Jessica Kate Ryan Craig Salen Master of Professional Accounting – MPA Qi An Hok Wai Chan Jiankai Chan Yiyi Chen Jiawei Fan Xinyan Gao Baotong Guo Yanrui Guo Miao Hao Kaorn Hour Yuxin Jiang

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 47 TuesdayOctober 6 pm 3 Graduate Diplomas Graduate Certificates

Graduate Diploma of Business Graduate Certificate of Arts Analytics – GDipBusAn and Cultural Management – Carl Anthony Heinrich GCertArtsCultMgt Angie Ngan Chi MacAuley Jude Wheway Graduate Diploma of Financial Graduate Certificate of Planning – GDipFinPlan Business (Sport Management) – Janette Kelley GCertBus(SportMgt) Graduate Diploma of Human Resource Brendan Boxall Management – GDipHRMgt Ben Efrat Mitchell Empsall–Tyas Paul Mathew Formica Zsuzsanna Leczfalvy Bodor Smith Graduate Certificate of Financial Filomena Tobiolo Planning – GCertFinPlan Graduate Diploma of Professional David Ian Gordon Accounting – GDipProfAcc Branden John Kamp Alisha Jane Purcell Jordan Alexander Eade Stefan Urosevic Graduate Diploma of Property – Graduate Certificate of Human GDipProp Resource Management – GCertHRMgt Ben Comfort Laura Hanu Courtney Joyce Cuthbertson Chloe Lokan James Trevor Feeney Anaeka Reddy Rashad Amy Elizabeth Fox Ryan David Woods Matthew Hassan Benjamin Scott Justin Graduate Certificate of International Trudy Moloney Finance – GCertIntlFin Christopher Robert Oxford Talla Ansari Joseph Rooney Heath Jarrod Hopwood Michael Smith Craig Stephen Thompson Graduate Certificate of Marketing – James Vuong GCertMktg Ke Xu Corinne Cole Kylie Dickson Graduate Certificate of Professional Accounting – GCertProfAcc Ma Concepcion Embanecido Yip Yung Fong Melania Filomela Frentiu

48 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 6 pm Bachelor Degrees Bachelor of Science with distinction/ Bachelor of Laws (Honours) – BSc/ Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ LLB(Hons) Bachelor of Laws (Honours) – Hannah Maria Lethlean BA/LLB(Hons) Bachelor of Laws (Honours) – Alexander John Bevacqua LLB(Hons) Adil Dart Caterina Elizabeth Harris Stephanie Ann Cowley Nara Lovisa Julia Kate Godfrey Charrie Anne Mae Mata Katherine Stephanie Holdsworth Victoria Alexis Nadalin Natasha Rapthi Jayasuriya Madeleine Kate Purcell Breanne Elise Kovacs William Ernest George Tucker Hayley Jane Kurz Peter Lacivita Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor Of Laws Kiera Maree Love (Honours) – BA/LLB(Hons) Coral Price Andie Manolopoulos Rukshan Samaranayake Katherine Louise Shaw Rhys Thomas Nina Sarah Stephens Joshua Earnest Whyte Alexander Michael Wolf Bachelor of Commerce with Jonathon Robert Yeats distinction/Bachelor of Laws Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ (Honours) – BCom/LLB(Hons) Bachelor of Laws – BA/LLB Jennifer Nguyen Kristy Lee Turner Richard Andrew Cranston Broderic Muhammad Indranada Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Thomas Maurice McKinnon Laws (Honours) – BCom/LLB(Hons) Nicholas Joseph Phibbs Richard Alexander Davenport Alexander Gordon Walsgott Konstantina Kotsimbos Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws – Benjamin Joel Lewi BA/LLB Benjamin Blake Nisselle–Griffiths Alexander Xynas Liana Marriah Condon Sheila Li Ying Yee Madeleine Maree Johnson Courtney Lauren Muir Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/ Nat Richardson Bachelor of International Studies with Nicholas Tzimourtas distinction – LLB(Hons)/BIntlSt Bachelor of Commerce Jack Clancy Barr with distinction/Bachelor of Laws – Jasmine Grace Dawson BCom/LLB Grace Eileen Inness Caleb Andrew Slade Maximilian Edward Elliott Daniel Mark Tkaczuk

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 49 TuesdayOctober 6 pm 3 Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Jesse Travaglini Laws – BCom/LLB William Sebastian Tuck Samuel Mark Chamberlain Mikaela Anne Warren Tushadi Wan Chanpaseuth Mark Gerard Weekes David William Hovey Fallon Francis Wise Campbell Jonathan Jones Jun Han Yoon Douglas Anthony Morris Bachelor of Information Systems – BIS William Uy Liem Nguyen Mathew Reece Sharp Jane Elizabeth Sandry Elbert Woei Hann Tan Bachelor of Criminology/ Bachelor of Laws – LLB Bachelor of Laws – BCrim/LLB Paul James Abbott Samuel Charles McKenzie Charles Benjamin Ampt Bachelor of Management/ Aaron Athanasi Graeme Morris Barton Bachelor of Laws – BMgt/LLB John Cattanach Rufaro Rudo Mahachi Helen Cheng Bachelor of Public Health and Health Stacey Alexandra Cooper Promotion/Bachelor of Commerce – Daniel James Corridon Louise Coulson BPH&HP/BCom Cameron Bruce Dickson Katelyn Allen Plawtamigaw Ganemy–Kunoo Nicole Elizabeth Pritchard Matthew Ilgoutz Bachelor of Science/ Sarah Elizabeth Kimpton Bachelor of Laws – BSc/LLB Steven James Lawrence Carolyn Lefteris Harsha Balaji Elefteria Mihalakis Bachelor of Business (Sport Daniel Fernando Moya Management) with distinction – Barbara Padfield BBus(SportMgt) Tarik Suleyman Benjamin Bese Bachelor of Management – BMgt Jordan Hector Cutter Kristie Sandra Viney Timothy David Dawson Krittika Rajeev Divadkar Bachelor of Property and Real Estate Jennifer Mounas with distinction – BPRE Yazeed Bruiners Bachelor of Business (Sport Richard Ian Dennis Management) – BBus(SportMgt) Lucas Daniel Draper Justin Emilio Batsanes Sol Isaac Benjamin John Eva Susan Ellen Jackson Dylan John Glascott Mete Karan Alexander Thomas Johnson Callie Emma Lane Michael Middlemast Mark William Lean Elliott Leslie Minter Natalie Niewand Meshan Nilendra Perera Jamie Lauren Reynolds Molly Alexandrea Pledge Julian Murray Wilson Nick Jack Tamiakis Zhou Qi

50 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 6 pm Bachelor of Property and Faculty of Health Real Estate – BPRE Tessa Babette Ashton Liam Francis Brennan Master Degrees Erin Patricia Cox Anthony James Domini Bachelor of Vision Science/Master of So Yeong Ha Optometry – BVisSc/MOptom Brenton Jones Danielle Jayne Adams Tatjana Kikuchi Ben Clifford Allison Houy Sang Lay Timothy George Anderson Kimberley Maree Maguire Michael Angerame Mollie Rose O’Dowd Angus William Boyd–Law Ben Cameron Melville Salmon Melinda Christina Bruno Zachary Perry Sevastas Claire Victoria Cheshire Laura Jane Shepherd Sandra Jean Clews Madelaine Courtney Wright Courtney Jo Cook Kylie Xu Stephanie Elise Cooper Bachelor of Sport Development – Luke Shayne Crosby BSportDev Jacob Davydov Huyen Khai Dinh Alexia Chanel Varkanis Richard Dong Natalie Rose Dowling Amanda Edgar Rayan Elmounira El Haouli Hayley Louise Greenfield Forough Amarlou Hammond Hazel Hernandez Olivia Huynh Trong Tan Huynh Czarina Beatrice Igno Christine Elise Ivey Anne–Marie Jayatilake Mariama Jimale Hana Jurkovic Stephanie Nicole Keenan Diana Kevarene Kurne Yu Chen Kwek Ai Linh Lam Erin Joei Lam Steven Lam Georgia Allie Lawson Melanie Lay Danny Lu Xiaocheng Lun Richard Ly Lewis Edward Ma Hannah Gail Mamon Jessica Emily Martin

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 51 TuesdayOctober 6 pm 3 Tegan Lee Matheson Prutha Hareshwar Pimpale Kate Maree McCarthy Praneet Dharamsing Rathod Adriana Muhtari Ajay Vinayan Justin Ngo Ying Wu Alexander Quoc Trung Nguyen Hien Nguyen Master of Health Economics – Katherine Nguyen MHealthEc Lan Chi Nguyen Kuo Yi Jade Chang Xuan Nhi Nguyen Master of Health Promotion – Edith Teresa Oporek Adriana Pham MHealthProm Mahmoud Rafhi Jacqueline Louise McCann Neslihan Sert Jacalynne Maree Peake Elisa Lylie Mary Storm Anny Shurgold Sophia Ji Quan Tham Sreenath Sreekumar Daniel James Thomson Mei Yin Carnation Tran Master of Public Health – Trung Tran Tue To Tran MPubHealth An Hoang Truong Hafiz Haris Ahmad Tania Truong Rebecca Bennett Sharon Van Suravi Bhattarai Elise Louise Wilson Christopher James Breheny Georgia Shae Witham Samantha Chapman Ashleigh Meiyen Wong Mohit Choudhary Philippa Rose Wright Yujie Cui Cana Xu Mursina Wahyuningsih Daeng Patrycja Maria Zelazny Sara Far Katherine Faulkner Master of Clinical Leadership – Justine Gayer MClinLdshp Neha Ghai Mandinetsa Rachel Ishmael Amanjot Kaur Ghuman Nisha Giri Master of Health and Human Services Sarita Gurung Management – MHealthHumServMgt Lai Heong Ho Muhammad Omair Abdullah Jawahar Zaman Sabrina Advani Sri Nikhitha Kasibhatta Pratiti Jaydipkumar Amin Saujanya Manne Serena Beeharie Zhixin Mei Mihir Brahme Khawaja Saad Najam Ting–An Chen Olalekan Oluwatosin Olaluwoye Yitong Feng Pawan Deep Kaur Long Han Carolyn Renehan Rebekah Holness Adrian Sciulli Ching–Wen Hung Shah Manushi Ajitkumar Olivia Anne Ingram Heena Santoshkumar Sinha Pei–Yu Jhao Monica Trisal Kadam Tejas Sanjay Sarah Marjorie Volders Vishwakanth Kalla Zhijiong Wang Harsh Govindbhai Patel Justine Louise White

52 Deakin University Tuesday 3 October 6 pm Graduate Diplomas Bachelor Degrees

Graduate Diploma of Health Bachelor of Occupational Therapy Promotion – GDipHealthProm (Honours) – BOccThy(Hons) Alison Pamela Nelson Christine Olivia Headlam Graduate Diploma of Public Health – Bachelor of Health Sciences With GDipPubHealth Distinction – BHealthSc Gemma Louise Rowan Pamela Constantinidis Morgan Louise Coventry Graduate Certificates Damien Charles Kaye Clare Elizabeth McGregor Graduate Certificate of Kylie Ann Morris Sarah Grace Mullaly Health Promotion – GCertHealthProm Katherine Joy Norman Karen Michelle Carter Laura Myree Paulsen Sarah Codling Jessica Adele Spence Graduate Certificate of Catherine Ellen Zagame Therapeutic Child Play – GCertTCP Bachelor of Health Sciences – Jacqueline Cleary BHealthSc Hannah Rose Curran Meshari Faisal S Alanazi Belynda Anne Kennedy Jacqueline Fay Annett Bianca Lucia Rossetti Charlie Athanassiou Georgina Jean Salzke–Spurr Jessica Jean Bryant Pater Madison Tayla Creighton Samantha Sheila Drever Jacinta Louise Gervasoni Fiona Caroline Gessey Ribeka Gizabehir Vashanthika Gnanasekaran Alexandra Hammer Elizabeth Rose Handasyde Michaela Grace Hodge Katelyn Cheryl Hore Jason Wen Huynh Teegan Louise Lindsay Susan Liu Jack Anthony Lolait Michelle Veronica Lusby Edward William Manton Brad James Donald Mason Cassandra Moloney Jake Patrick Moloney Stefani Montesano Nicole Ann Moor Simone Louise Morris

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 53 TuesdayOctober 6 pm 3 Ashlea Lauren Alyce O’Donnell Bachelor of Occupational Therapy – O’Mara Sarah Joanne BOccThy Mary Paulina Papadopoulos Luke Aaron Moresi Dacia Parry Marie Pascale Beatrice Yardin Kathleen Rose Petrellis Ho Yin Yau Dylan James Reece Ratko Removic Bachelor of Public Health and Sarah Kate Robertson Health Promotion with distinction – Sabrina Francesca Russo BPH& HP Nanthakone Sacdpraseuth Rose Louisa Bell Wudad Salim Hannah Griffin Lauren Schneeweiss Belinda Jane Hogg Yiwen Shi Hilary Elizabeth Patricia Murchison Cheryl Simon Angela Sirikith Simuong Bachelor of Public Health and Mitchell Grant Thompson Health Promotion – BPH&HP Sam Mclean Caldow Weston Fiona Gurevich Matthew Brett Wilcox Maggie Jean Wilson Bachelor of Social Work – BSW Keely Anne Witnish Leslie James Bonney Lam Yu Wong Kerry Lee Hunt Daniel William Woodman Bachelor of Vision Science – BVisSc Bachelor of Medicine/ Catherine Quynh Nhu Nguyen Bachelor of Surgery – BMBS Damian Sean Flanders Bachelor of Occupational Therapy with distinction – BOccThy Pauline Elizabeth Hanley–Woodbridge

54 Deakin University Congratulatory Messages

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 55 Deakin University Deakin

Wednesday 4 October 12 pm 56 Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Faculty of Health Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 12 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Professor Dineli Mather, Pro Vice-Chancellor Graduate Employment Mace Bearer Mr Darren Taylor, Faculty General Manager of the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Welcome Address Mr John Stanhope AM, Chancellor Occasional Address Professor David Watters OBE The Conferring of Awards Chancellor Presiding, assisted by Associate Professor Jo Coldwell-Neilson, Deputy Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Professor Brendan Crotty, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Health Professor Trevor Day, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Graduate Response Ms Jade Kirsch Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 57 Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Alfred Deakin Professor Council established the title of Alfred Deakin Professor to recognise members of Deakin University professoriate who have made a sustained, high level contribution to research at Deakin. The title is the highest honour the University can bestow on a member of academic staff. The title of Alfred Deakin Professor will be conferred upon Professor David Watters OBE. Zambia (1985-1990) and South Africa (1982- 1984). He is an Edinburgh University graduate. He is also a fellow of the Edinburgh, Hong Kong, and East Central and Southern Africa Colleges of Surgeons. His research interests include Global Health, trauma, history of surgery, surgical audit and performance, colorectal outcomes and perioperative outcomes. He has over 150 peer reviewed publications and book chapters as well as seven books. In recognition of his contribution to surgery and surgical training in PNG he was awarded the OBE (2012), and Rotary’s Paul Harris Fellowship (2000). As Professor of Surgery in Papua New Guinea in the 1990s, where trauma comprised Professor David Watters OBE up to 50% of the surgical caseload, Professor The Occasional Address will be delivered by Watters championed the development of Professor David Watters OBE. subspecialist training for surgeons. Within RACS, he was Director of the Pacific Islands and Since 2000, David Watters has been PNG Tertiary Health Services Programs (2002– Professor of Surgery at Barwon Health in 2012). He was one of the authors of the Lancet Geelong, initially with Melbourne University Commission for Global Surgery (2015). (2000–2010), and now Deakin University since 2011. He was President of the Royal Professor Watters has been one of the key Australasian College of Surgeons in 2015- authors of RACS guidelines on Surgical Audit 2016 at a time when the College was active and Peer Review (1st to 4th Edition), Surgical in responding to discrimination, bullying and Competence and Performance (1st and 2nd sexual harassment in surgery. This was also Edition) together with a Multi-Source feedback a period in which international collaboration tool, the Code of Conduct, and Becoming a and advocacy achieved the passing of the Competent and Proficient Surgeon. He has first World Health Assembly Resolution on taught in the DSTC course since 2000 and is a Universal access to emergency and essential founding faculty member of the Management surgical care. of Surgical Emergencies Course (MOSES) run by GSA, and RACS’ Competency Standards Professor Watters is a busy general surgeon and Clinical Decision Making Courses. He was with clinical interests in general, trauma elected to College Council in 2007 served as colorectal and endocrine surgery. His Chair of External Affairs and the International interests and skills in global surgery result Committee (2007-2012), now called RACS from having spent almost 20 years as a Global Health, before two years as Chair of the surgeon in developing countries, including Professional Development and Standards Board being Professor of Surgery in Papua New (2012–2014), Vice-Presidency (2014–2015) and Guinea (1992-2000) as well as academic President (2015-2016). surgical positions in Hong Kong (1991),

58 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Doctoral Degrees Shivapratap Gopakumar Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philsophy – PhD ‘Machine Learning in Healthcare: An Investigation into Model Stability.’ Asma’A Nasser Ahmad Summary Whose thesis is entitled: Current machine learning algorithms, ‘Establishing Trust Relationships and Secure when directly applied to medical data, Channels in Opportunistic Networks.’ often fail to provide a good understanding Summary of prognosis. This study provides three An effective system with techniques and pathways to make predictive models stable algorithms that preserve the completeness and usable for healthcare. When tested on and integrity of packets in a network and heart failure and diabetes patients from a protects Opportunistic Networks from local hospital, this study demonstrated 20% packet dropping and modification attacks improvement over existing methods. has been proposed in this thesis. The Principal Supervisor: techniques and attributes used to create Dr Truyen Tran the system involve using Merkle trees, School: trust, and reputation. Information Technology Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Robin Ram Mohan Doss Marwa Hassan Aly Hassan School: Whose thesis is entitled: Information Technology ‘Quantifying Heteroskedasticity Metrics.’ Jacqueline Helga Allen Summary This study proposes a quantification Whose thesis is entitled: measure for heteroskedasticity in the ‘Improving Older People’s Experience time series. Two methods are introduced in Transitional Care: Co–Design of for quantifying heteroskedasticity: TRANSITION.’ Slope of Local Variance Index (SoLVI) Summary and a statistical divergence method A care integration tool TRANSITION was using Bhattacharys coefficient. Both developed to support older people and measures show reliability in measuring their families living with chronic illness to and quantifying heteroskedasticity in transition from hospital to home. comparison to numerical and hypothesis heteroskedasticity tests. Principal Supervisor: Professor Trish Livingston Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Douglas Creighton School: Nursing and Midwifery Institute: Institute for Intelligent Systems Research and Innovation

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 59 Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Huu Viet Huynh Erin Marie Landells Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Towards Scalable Bayesian Nonparametric ‘Perceptions of Organizational Politics: The Methods for Data Analytics.’ Positives and Negatives.’ Summary Summary Resorting big data to actionable The program of qualitative and quantitative information involves dealing with four research focused on understanding how dimensions of challenges in big data (called employees perceive organizational politics. four V’s): volume, variety, velocity, veracity. The key contributions of the research In this study, we seek for novel Bayesian include clearly defined and measurable nonparametric models and scalable dimensions of both positive and negative learning algorithms which can deal with politics, and an understanding of the these challenges of the big data era. psychological mechanisms that explain Principal Supervisor: the effects of organizational politics on Professor Dinh Phung employee stress and engagement. School: Principal Supervisor: School of Information Technology Dr Simon Albrecht School: Jiaojiao Jiang Psychology Whose thesis is entitled: Christopher Latella ‘Rumor Source Identification in Complex Networks.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary ‘Acute Neurophysiological Responses to Resistance–Training: An Investigation into This thesis conducts an in–depth study Super–Compensation Theory.’ on rumor spreading process through a complex network, with the objective to Summary identify the source(s) of the rumor. This Resistance training causes an acute work is of fundamental importance for a increase in corticospinal excitability secure network. in an attempt to attenuate peripheral Principal Supervisor: fatigue, providing evidence that central Dr Shui Yu mechanisms do not limit performance. The results also show a shortened time–course School: of neurophysiological fatigue and recovery School of Information Technology than previously suggested by super– compensation theory. Principal Supervisor: Dr Wei–Peng Teo School: Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

60 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Yu Qing Low Eliza Grace Miller Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘The Associations between Sweet Taste ‘Exercise, Protein and Vitamin D for Type 2 Function, Oral Complex Carbohydrate Diabetes Mellitus.’ Sensitivity, Dietary Intake Patterns and Summary Body Composition.’ This research investigated if lifestyle Summary strategies including caloric restriction or The studies conducted as part of this thesis nutritional supplementation with protein contribute to the growing knowledge and vitamin D, combined with exercise, surrounding sweet taste function could provide an additive effect on and potential existence of complex glycaemic control, insulin sensitivity, body carbohydrate taste in humans. The findings composition and cardiovascular related supports the existence and functionality risk factors compared to exercise alone in of complex carbohydrate sensitivity older overweight/obese adults with type 2 and ad libitum consumption of complex diabetes. carbohydrate foods, dietary intake and Principal Supervisor: body composition. Professor Robin Daly Principal Supervisor: School: Professor Russell Keast Exercise and Nutrition Sciences School: Exercise and Nutrition Sciences Lisa–Jane Moody Whose thesis is entitled: Hayden Melton ‘The Prevalence and Impact of Hearing Whose thesis is entitled: Impairment in Acute Care.’ ‘Empirical Studies of Structural Phenomena Summary using a Curated Corpus of Java Code.’ The thesis reports the prevalence Summary and impact of Hearing Impairment on Contrary to 50 years’ worth of advice in the hospitalised adults. Prevalence and severity instructional literature on software design, of hearing impairment were significantly long cyclic dependencies are found to be higher than previously reported levels widespread in sizeable, curated corpus of for age matched adults in the Australian real Java software. Among their causes may population. The results highlighted be overuse of static members, underuse systemic quality and safety risks for people of dependency injection and poor tool with hearing impairment in acute care. support for avoiding them. Principal Supervisor: Principal Supervisor: Professor Trisha Dunning Professor John Grundy School: School: Nursing and Midwifery Information Technology

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 61 Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Ashleigh Therese Moreland Kinga Pemo Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Improving Neural Function in Older Adults ‘Exploration of Breastfeeding Promotion Through Targeted Exercise.’ and Practices in Bhutan.’ Summary Summary This thesis explored age–related differences Lack of breastfeeding information and in neurophysiological function, and support from health professionals identified and compared the efficacy and during pregnancy and following birth time–course of adaptations following led to Bhutanese women having limited externally–paced strength training, balance understanding of the true meaning of and visuomotor training. Older adults were exclusive breastfeeding. Furthermore, they shown to have functional deficits compared adopted cultural and traditional practices to young adults, but the interventions in the belief that such practices would not induced neuroplasticity and resulted in impede the exclusivity of breastfeeding. improved functional outcomes. All the health professionals reported Principal Supervisor: staff shortages and heavy workloads, in Professor Robin Daly particular, midwives, reported a lack of ongoing professional development as School: factors that prevented them from providing Exercise and Nutrition Sciences breastfeeding information and support. Principal Supervisor: Siobhan Anne O’Halloran Asssociate Professor Diane Phillips Whose thesis is entitled: School: ‘Dietary Sources and Assessment of School of Nursing and Midwifery Sodium and Potassium Intakes in Australian Preschool Aged Children.’ Sirinya Phulkerd Summary Whose thesis is entitled: This research showed that Australian ‘Analysis of Policy Implementation for preschool children are consuming high Healthier Food Environments in Thailand.’ amounts of sodium which exceeded recommendations, driven by the Summary consumption of processed foods. In This study provided better understanding addition, preschool children consumed of the extent of implementation of the low amounts of vegetables leading to Thai Government’s food environment potassium intakes which were below policies, and barriers and facilitators recommendations and a molar Na:K ratio to implementation. It found that above the WHO recommendation. implementing best practice policies is Principal Supervisor: necessary, but availability and adequacy Professor Caryl Nowson of infrastructure to support their implementation is crucial. It provided School: recommendations for enhancing the Exercise and Nutrition Sciences government implementation. Principal Supervisor: Professor Mark Lawrence School: Exercise and Nutrition Sciences

62 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) – Leigh Davis Elliott DPsych(Clin) Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Improving Social and Behavioural David Hilton Demmer Functioning in Children with Autism Whose thesis is entitled: Spectrum Disorder: a Videogame Skills ‘Exploring Gender Differences in the Based Feasibility Trial.’ Prevalence of Childhood Externalising Summary Disorders.’ This thesis assessed the feasibility of using Summary specifically designed video–games to Results demonstrated that externalising improve functioning in children with autism disorders are more prevalent in boys spectrum disorder. The findings provide than girls, except for Oppositional Defiant preliminary evidence supporting the use Disorder in Non–Western countries, where of Whiz Kid Games (a freely accessible, no gender difference was found. Results online, video–game based intervention) also found that parenting and diagnosis did for improving both social and behavioural not impact this gender imbalance, however functioning in children aged 6–12 who have there appears a potential for ADHD to be been diagnosed with autism. misdiagnosed in both genders. Principal Supervisor: Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor David Austin Dr Merrilyn Hooley School: School: Psychology Psychology Doctor of Psychology (Health) – Laura Marie Di Manno DPsych(Health) Whose thesis is entitled: Lauren Jade Bruce ‘Variation in Depression Outcomes among Whose thesis is entitled: Young People from Dissolved Families.’ ‘Intuitive Eating in Relation to Other Eating Summary Patterns and Psychosocial Correlates.’ This thesis adds to literature examining individual differences that account for Summary diversity in depressive outcomes following This thesis examines the comparison parental divorce. Longitudinal data were between aspects of intuitive eating and used to assess, of those who experience disordered eating, and the psychosocial parental divorce, who is most at risk for factors that are associated with women’s depressive outcomes and when such engagement in these eating patterns, knowledge may inform appropriately demonstrated that some aspects of targeted prevention and intervention intuitive eating overlap with disordered strategies eating. Findings have potential implications for interventions designed to prevent and/ Principal Supervisor: or reduce disordered eating. Dr Jacqui Macdonald Principal Supervisor: School: Professor Lina Ricciardelli Psychology School: Psychology

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 63 Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Laura Elizabeth Prendergast Faculty of Health Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Longitudinal Outcomes of Early Sexual Initiation: Australian and Cross–National Master Degrees Findings.’ Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology Summary – MClinExPhys This thesis identified prevalence and outcomes of early sex at odds with health Kirsty Allen policy objectives of Victoria, Australia and Jonathan Mark Anderson Washington, United States. Early sex in Lucinda Jane Archer Victoria predicted risky sex, substance use Jennifer Baker and antisocial behaviour in adolescence. Meghan Renee Beton Some outcomes remained significant into Nicholas Anthony Burton young adulthood, identifying early sex as Alexander Bussell an indicator of risky trajectories. Tayla Lynne Dinuccio Hannah Jane Dower Principal Supervisor: Sebastian Thomas Fontaine Professor John Toumbourou Eleni Frossynos School: Rebecca Jane Godwin Psychology Mitchell Greaves Rose Harrington Stephen John Harvey Dean Graeme Hewitt Benjamin Joel Heyde Stephanie Nicole Hunter Sarah Anne Jefferies Phoebe Eliza Jones Daniel Thomas Keary Baelee Kireka–Mark Alexandra Jaya Langridge Blake Phillip McCarthy Isaac Ross McCrimmon Miranda Rose Morris Brooke Joy Pettie Leanne Popov Sian Radi Zoe Isabella Ruth Paul Sansonetti Nicole Caitlin Shue Scott Tagliaferri Katrina Heather Urbans Sean Robert Van Velsen Harry Michael Vogler Brenton James Watson Darcy Waugh Sheree Grace Wood

64 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Master of Dietetics – MDiet Master of Human Nutrition – Lauren Faye Ackerfeld MHumNutr Nikola Evelyn Alger Robin Ancilotto Jessica Anderton Sara Elizabeth Bamford Yiana Mia Bacolas Madeline Barnes Laura Amy Ballantyne Katharine Roberta Beaumont Ashlee Kate Bice Nada Bechara Lisa Maree Blenheim Michele Boswood Margaret Grace Bradley Michelle Jacqueline Boutin Jasmine Candace Byrne Eleise Arriane Britt Emma Davenport Mirvic Lourdes Camacho Hernandez Maggie Lea Davey Georgia Dickinson Alexandra Rose Dinuccio Lauren Egan Kate Hazel Gallagher Carolyn English Benjamin Michael Thomas Gill Alison Gamble Matthew Francis Hogbin Renae Lesley German Teagan Maddie Hollis Amy Goodsell Kimberley Ann Kennedy Alison Christine Kane Xishelle Kintscher Katherine Leigh Kibby Alisa Jane Lambourn Jane Victoria McIntyre Joanna Lang Gemma Ruth McLeod Karina Pearl Lay Nereda Merrin Le Vu Hoang Trang Anna Pollitt Karla Louise Leoncini Sarah Reasoner Kathryn Elizabeth Lovelock Sharon R Rosenrauch Kiarra Samantha Martindale Lynley Meagan Seaman Emily Veronica Massey Kristie Shephard Hayley Jade McCathie Cheniel Carol Steinscherer Rebecca Nguyen Brooke Norman Master of Nursing Practice – Millie Isabella Padula MNursPrac Emajun Patten Chantelle Amma Donkor Jennifer Pauw Hanna Hagose Megan Louise Perry Jessica Mai Hamer Emily Jaide Rault–Harwood Rebecca Miriam Jedwab Melissa Carmen See Sarah Joyce Amy Louise Sewell Vanessa Leonard–Roberts Kate Elizabeth Spierings Janelle Mitchell Alexa Stern Rosalie Piper Hannah Jane Taylor Alicia Nicola Prankerd Georgina Tripodis Sacha Louise Purvis Justine Vistarini Leanne Romana Rudd Kelsey Anne Weight Stephanie Angelina Stevenson Rachel Madelaine Whitelaw Kevin White Jessie Grace Whiting Sally Anne Wilcox Kae–Lin Melinda Yii Caroline Felicity Wise

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 65 Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Master of Nursing Practice (Nurse Madeline Saville Practitioner) – MNursPrac(NursePrac) Anja Catharina Sweeney Caroline Susan Cook Sigourney Taylor Michael Douglas Hardie Renee Shireen Verma Sharon Maree Johnson Tameka Jean Young Master of Psychology (Clinical) – Graduate Diploma of Nursing MPsych(Clin) Practice (Cardiac Care) – Diem Tram Tracey Phan GDipNursPrac(CardiacCare) Stephanie Amelia Tam Master of Psychology (Industrial and Organisational) – MPsych(Ind&Org) Graduate Diploma of Nursing Sarah Elizabeth Boyall Practice (Critical Care) – Viviana Angela Cavuoto GDipNursPrac(CritCare) Christopher John Morgan Jodie Stewart Graduate Diploma of Nursing Graduate Diplomas Practice (Perioperative) – GDipNursPrac(Periop) Graduate Diploma of Human Nutrition Emma Katelyn Niven – GDipHumNutr Kristin Augusta Boland Graduate Diploma of Psychological Maureen Veronica Clifford Science – GDipPsychSc Samantha Jane Granger Tanya Maree Betts Lisa Kann Hulya Kaz Linda Le Julie Maree Loftis Kelly June McGrath James Patrick Mepham Maria Agnieszka Nogaj Christie Marie Wilson Julie Rani Vecera Elizabeth Anne Williams Graduate Diploma of Midwifery – GDipMid Danica Louise Adam Lilian Nell Barson–Frost Elysha Paige Bini Dean John Blackney Simone Gebauer Adele Amber Goody Suzanna Claire Ireland Suzanna Lai Erin Alyse Lloyd Sarah Kate Lloyd Ashleigh Mercer Chipo Nyika Barbara Eva Polasik–Coyne Bernadette Sylvia Pulis Leah Margaret Sampson

66 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Graduate Certificates Bachelor Degrees

Graduate Certificate of Diabetes Bachelor of Nursing (Honours) – Education – GCertDiabEd BNurs(Hons) Lana Lyttle Josephine Anne Stevens Georgie Christine Miller Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) – Graduate Certificate of Human BPsych(Hons) Nutrition – GCertHumNutr Ricky Bartolo Sarah–Jane Annie Bauer Madeleine Marie Haydar Mia Brunner Chelsey Jane Cameron Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Kirsty Canham with distinction/Bachelor of Business Karen Margaret Cull (Sport Management) with distinction Anna Victoria Day – BEx&SportSc/BBus(SportMgt) Kezia Duncan Daniel Aravinda Amirtharajah Tugba Ergun Emily Louise Calwell Hayden William Fox Adam Nathan Lerner Yiota Georgiou Laura Grace Marsh Sarah James Victoria Claire McKinnon Michelle Lilley Yanru Liu Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Claire Chrystel Marie Power Science/Bachelor of Business (Sport Alena Sannikova Management) with distinction – Kiera Tennille Soul BEx&SportSc/BBus(SportMgt) Wai–Ling Kemmy Sy Lachlan Philip Cooke Graduate Certificate of Nursing Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Practice – GCertNursPrac Science/Bachelor of Business (Sport Dulani Pasangi Wickramasinghe Management) – BEx&SportSc/ Graduate Certificate of Nursing BBus(SportMgt) Practice (Cardiac Care) – Giulia Barbon GCertNursPrac(CardiacCare) Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Han Su Sciences with distinction/Bachelor of Graduate Certificate of Nursing Commerce – BFNutrSc/BCom Practice (Emergency Care) – Emily Jane Jones GCertNursPrac(EmCare) Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Amy Louise Cullen Applied Science (Psychology) – Graduate Certificate of Nursing BNurs/BAppSc(Psych) Practice (Perioperative) – Alexandra Lee Burton GCertNursPrac(Periop) Ania Maria Pomorski Leah Marie Boulton Hannah Louise Curry

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 67 Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Bachelor of Nursing/Bachelor of Ivy Lillian French Psychological Science with distinction Oliver David John Heywood – BNurs/BPsychSc Daniel James Higgins William Thomas Jardine Grace Johanna Thomson James Michael Kambelos Bachelor of Nursing/ Bachelor of Nilesh Aman Kumar Psychological Science – BNurs/ Tristan Jon Le Guier BPsychSc Sebastian Mann Ryan Peter Monk Tayla Lee Koenig Janelle Moonasinghe Melissa Kay Rush Sharon Newstead Bachelor of Applied Science Rebecca Ashleigh Pollard (Psychology) – BAppSc(Psych) Tiarna Jayne Preer David Antoine Sist Fatima Alabudi Jacqui Angela Smith Nicholas Harry Barnao Nicholas Anthony Szabo Timothy David Campiciano Oliver Henry Townshend Rebecca Elaine Darragh Dustin Ka Wei Wong Leong Xin Jia Joseph Jelena Nikolic Bachelor of Food and Nutrition – Steven Michael Rennie BFoodNutr Catherine Rezk Doralise Halepis Connor Sallen Banu Kesginer Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Clare Louise Petch with distinction – BEx&SportSc Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Daniel Gerard Abdoo Sciences with distinction – Luke Atsiaris BFoodNutrSc Mackenzie Kathryn Blakey Emily Jayne Bland Charlotte Caroline Pascale Hussey Zachery Arthur Cotterill Fowler Tara Ashley McCormick Brianna Filippone Jessica Eloise Moulton Rita Kaldawi Samantha Rose Tagliabue Benjamin Thomas Lawler Emma Ann Young Thomas Anthony McMahon Bachelor of Food and Nutrition Simone Louise Morris Sciences – BFoodNutrSc Christopher Allen Patrick Guo Yunpeng Michael Thomas Rheese Jessie Madeline Zoe Skaras Kaitlin Hannah Major Emily Wordie–Thompson Kelly May Martin Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Beth Monique Morgan – BEx&SportSc Shane Robert Ramtohul Andrew Bayliss–White Alyssia Jane Santilli Tianee Brajkovic Meixian Sun Lyndal Emily Chalmers Stephannie Thian Chun Yu Chan Grace Elizabeth Walker Joshua Defazio Jiaxiang Zou Patrick Benjamin Dossor

68 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Bachelor of Nursing with distinction – Mariah Kelly D’Cunha BNurs Kristine Rogie De Guzman Sharim Acilo Carlo Lorenzo De Los Santos April Rose Albarina Desiree Joyce Dorado Ruvian Bade Kristine Downing Stephanie Joy Alvarez Bayona Kevin Jay Eblacas Mei Lynne Dorothee Butalid Daniel John Edwards Kathrine Kaye Clemente Kier Elegino Nimfa Marie Co Cortina Annabel Rosemary Evans Atheena Noelle Diaz Prashant Shaktidan Gadhavi Angelika Dumlao Dolozon Kimberly Garces Jade Alexis Kirsch Geoffrey Thomas Gartlan Woodrose Charm Kwan Michael Patrick Gozum Lyndeliz Montallana Kristine Flores Gutierrez Rina Ortillo Bianca Jade Heaphy Eunice Joy San Jose Loren Herrero Marian Christina Uy Karlee Winsome Hill Ying Wang Gladys Ivonee Hinog Zhimin Zhang Jetar Clea Celestino Jabone Hanbit Jeong Bachelor of Nursing – BNurs Anne Lorraine Juan Frances Marnelli Abellana John Paul Juinio Cher Lorraine Acosta Sujin Kim Vena Cecilia Acta Jodie Kostrevc Joanelle Anne Advincula Tatjana Kulakovski Caryl Mae Alderite Swastika Kumar Jeric Rafael Iii Andrino Ka Li Kelly Law Ria Abigael Arca Renee Elizabeth Layton Evita Kristina Enriquez Arce Lizhi Li Deah Carla Tomas Arenzana Zi–Li Liu Ma Femichelle Ayuban Ma Cristina Losloso Carl Barot Rhea Lumasag Stephenson Barzo Jaswinder MacHhral Mandeep Kaur Bhullar Madel Abanilla Magbanua Tyrone James Brownley Princess Lacuanan Malto Christine Andion Buhat Ayezah Mangalindan Katrena Agatha Bulbrook Rebecca Marshman Tanisha Cabales Zahriya Abdulhakim Mawahib Lauren Louise Casserly Tess Alexandra McDowell Danna Mae Malayas Casuncad Elizabeth McMaster Gene Rose Cayetano Jules Victor Aldaba Morada Sui Nei Par Sui Sui Cen Hrang Georgia Peta Nemaric Yu–Ting Chuang Airish Walpearl Dream Baguio Ong Ronalyn Cortez Giselle Apayor Pabilona Brianna Kate Coulston April Joy Leyva Palupit Wenyujie Cui Penelope Anne Saplan Pegalan Julius Russell Daguio Emily Catherine Pigott Wrazel Dancel Jessica Mary Pollard

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 69 Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Minellie Espiritu Reli Bachelor of Psychological Science – Lijun Ren BPsychSc Gladys Marie Reyes Shuaa Kh R M R Alfaqan Caitlin Jade Roberts Caitlin Jenni Anthony Chelsie Ann Roque Ingrid Araujo Fernandes Ribeiro Val Lorenz Rutas Charlotte Adele Bowden Rogelio Santiago Chloe Box Satvir Kaur Kayla Maree Branch Christopher Emmanuel Serrano Claudia Ford Nasim Mohamed Shukri Jessica Ellen Harvey Rachelle Siman Hannah Paige Kent–Spark Ebony Susan Smale Marcus Kratzat Hannah Elizabeth Kay Squires Emily Paige La Fontaine Kharmie Celine Martinez Tomboc Po Ting Helen Lai Mary Jane Romelou Tongali Penny McKay Kumala Adugna Tujo Brooke Jane McKinnon Anna Larina Umagat Courtney Claire Mitchell Lorvic Andrew Umali Indya Cara Moss Liberty Valerio Whitney Promodi Perera Yi Wang Danielle Rose Richards Gabrielle Kate Wellington Natasha Carmel Rodrigues Eliza Wrigley Danielle Agnes Salpigtidis Jie Zhang Chardonnay Siemens Zhi Yuan Nicholas James Silk Bachelor of Psychological Science Laura Jennifer Macleod Sommer with distinction – BPsychSc Ashlee Kate Spoor Brandon Ward Celeste Elsabeth Paige Canavan Shengyu Yang Gerard Elijah Cavalida Sarah Jane Collier Michael James de heaume Dora Wael Mohamed Moha El–Sayed Naomi Jade Engelke Naomi Rae Floyd Karen Annette Hanafin Roxanne Jochum George Frederick Arthur Loram Elise Dawn Messina Rebecca Moutafis Michelle Naujok Divya Pugazhenthi Sherrica Anne Senewiratne Sanchia Davina Supramaniam

70 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Preetpal Sharma Faculty of Science, Shikha Engineering And Built Rachit Singhal Upasana Environment Atul Verma Yuki Deve Croos Warnakulasuriya Master Degrees Zabih Ullah

Master of Information Technology – Graduate Diplomas MIT Hao He Graduate Diploma of Information Zhenhao Ma Technology – GDipIT Shamsher Muhammad Cheuk Chi Albert Ng Sepehr Naraghipour Ayan Siddiqui Graduate Certificates Danh Phuong Tran Master of Information Technology Graduate Certificate of Information (Professional) – MIT(Prof) Technology – GCertIT Abilash Vadakmuriyil Timothy David Elbery Ankit Agnish Cameron Fyfe Wasimraja Anwarali Takahiro Honda Mohit Chugh Crisilyn Paguio Sandaradura Mayomi Prasadi De Silva Ali Saeed Rolden John Fereira Duc Loc Tran Anusha Viraj Chrishantha Fonseka Gurraj Kanwar Singh Gondara Laksitha Gunawardena Gurwinder Kaur Heena Vivek Ashokbhai Hirani Siddhesh Dattatray Kale Don Shanaka Udayanga Katugampala Umaima Akram Khan Seyed Faraz Mahdavi Ardestani Chinmay Atulkumar Modi Alexandra Mogilevsky Govinda Paija Pun Deval Dilipkumar Patel Sreenivasan Pattabi Russel Valerian Pereira Vu Viet Hoang Pham Tejendra Pun Rahul Ramdas Avishkriti Prabhakar Rao Navin Ravichandran Gaurang Kirankumar Sangani

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 71 Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Bachelor Degrees Bachelor of Information Technology – BIT Bachelor of Information Technology Hani Mohammed M Alabdrabunnabi (Honours) – BIT(Hons) Abdulmajeed Abdulrahman M Alfarras Rory Coulter Amer Musallam Salim Alrawas Natalie Muriel Jablonsky Kasun Dhananjaya Amarasinghe Jiyang Xu Gaurav Chhabra Jacob Matthew Cox Bachelor of I.T. Security – BITSec Keshavan J Devananthan Sachin Janaka Christopher Allirajah Jaren Kye Fulwell Gabrielle Ann Harradine Madumal Abhisheka Galappaththi Charles Sri Shankar Kanapathy Chujian Gao Gobind Kumar Bachelor of Information Technology Sandun Kanishka Heenatigala Gam Arachchi with distinction – BIT Sean Carlin Hubbard Llewellyn Beasley Dilum Deshantha Jayalath Wanmin Chen Shuhan Jin Hoang Nam Do Jobanpreet Singh Jack Thomas Gallop Karan Khanna Shilin Gao Goran Knezevic Yeqin Guo An Quoc Ly Ho Minh Thanh Yakge Shawin Indunil Mendis Ziwei Hou Joanna Oungrini James Jimenez Duc Phat Pham Armin Khanmohammad Pham Ngoc Tan Christopher Kirkham Stephen Joseph Pilakis Sanuth Randil Koggala Hewa Paththinige Preetpal Singh Hani Liu Michael Rama Jia Miao Mahamadou Sako Yu Pang Tianke Shi Ashleigh Colin Pinch Rashish Tandukar Haoyu Qin Mohamad Ameerudeen Thajudeen Inthiraj Southammavong Sophie Chua Thang Jaideep Singh Sran Alexander Vladimir Vasilev Gajendranath Subramaniam Sanjay Verma Xun Sun Tarun Vij Jingjing Tan Chengyi Wang Shriram Trivedi Ke Wang Mengru Wang Wenbo Wu Ziyan Wang Minghui Zhan Michael John Wiggins Zhisheng Zou Uduwana Arachchilage Don Dulanjan Milind Wijesekara Weidong Xia Nanfei Ye Ziqi Zhang

72 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Bachelor of Information Technology Student Prizes (Computer Science and Software Development) with distinction – Alfred Deakin Medal for BIT(CompSc&SoftDev) Doctoral Thesis Yan Gong Jiaojiao Jian Rudree Trivedi Kristian Michael Walsh Vice–Chancellor’s Prize Stephen John Foulkes Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science and Software Development) – BIT(CompSc&SoftDev) James Anthony McClure Vinokaran Ongaranathan Moragoda Arachige Sudesh Lakshan Perera Baljinder Singh Sandhu Rachel Smith Ryan Mark Thomas Bachelor of Information Technology (Games Design and Development) with distinction – BIT(GamesDes&Dev) Mikael Stephen Parks Bachelor of Information Technology (I.T. Security) – BIT(ITSec) Rebekah Deiulio Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile and Apps Development) with distinction – BIT(Mob&AppsDev) Steven Michael Johnson Joshua Dylan Wood Bachelor of Information Technology (Mobile and Apps Development) – BIT(Mob&AppsDev) Andrew Liu

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 73 Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Prizes and Awards

Alfred Deakin Professor Council established the title of Alfred Deakin Professor to recognise members of Deakin University professoriate who have made a sustained, high level contribution to research at Deakin. The title is the highest honour the University can bestow on a member of academic staff. The title of Alfred Deakin Professor will be conferred upon Professor Tracey Bucknall.

Professor Bucknall has published over 125 journal papers, 1 edited book, 12 book chapters, and 26 research reports. She has an h-index of 23, which is outstanding for a nursing academic based on international comparisons. She received her first NHMRC grant as an early career researcher in 2000, as a member of the first ever nursing-only Chief Investigator team to be awarded an NHMRC project grant. Over the last five years she has led two Category 1 grants and been Chief Investigator in 5 others. She has obtained more than $11 million in competitive research funding, including $6.3 million in external funding and $2.4 million in research infrastructure support as a Chief Investigator. This success has been achieved despite most ARC and NHMRC grant rounds Professor Tracey Bucknall including only one nursing grant per round. Since 2001, she has delivered more than 180 Professor Tracey Bucknall joined Deakin as a presentations nationally and internationally joint University-Cabrini Health appointment on clinical decision making, patient safety and in 2007. In 2013 she was appointed Associate knowledge translation, including 90 invited Head of School (Research), School of Nursing presentations. She has supervised or co- and Midwifery. supervised research training for a total of 33 Professor Bucknall is internationally nursing research students. recognised as a decision scientist. She was Professor Bucknall has been a leader one of the first to study nurses’ decision in curriculum development at both making and her PhD research provided undergraduate and postgraduate levels. In foundational knowledge on social and 2008 she was appointed as HDR Coordinator environment influences on practice and the and Chair of the School of Nursing and subsequent impact on patient outcomes. For Midwifery Research and Research Training the past decade she has held joint clinical Committee. She continues to chair the academic appointments that have allowed Research Training Committee but stepped her to identify gaps in practice and target down as HDR Coordinator in 2013 to take them through innovative research and up the role of Associate Head of School teaching. (Research).

74 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 12 pm Her leadership of the school research agenda Professor Bucknall has been a reviewer and development has included establishing for ARC and NHMRC grants since 2000 linkages with international and national and has served as a Grant Review Panel researchers, successfully applying for Thinker member on NHMRC Project, Translation of in Residence funding, initiating the Critical Research into Practice (TRIP) Fellowship and Conversations for HDR Students program, Partnership Project Schemes continuously and developing retreats for staff and research since 2010. From 2004 -2014 Professor promotion activities for early and mid-career Bucknall served as a founding editor of researchers. In 2013, she led a submission for Worldviews on Evidence Based Nursing, the School to become a preferred research which was the highest ranked international provider for the Australian Commission of nursing journal in 2010 and again in 2014. Quality and Safety in Health Care. This has She has also served on a number of national since resulted in numerous successful tenders advisory committees, including the Australian for researchers in the Centre for Quality Commission of Quality and Safety in Health and Patient Safety (QPS) Strategic Research Care (ACQSHC) Technical Advisory Panel that Centre. developed the Australian Health Care Goals, the ACSQHC Recognising and Responding to Professor Bucknall was one of seven Clinical Deterioration Advisory Committee, founding members of QPS. She has actively and the ACSQHC Clinical Communication built strategic collaborations that have Advisory Committee. She was a member raised Deakin’s international and national of the Research Forum for the National reputation. She holds three honorary Review of Nursing Education. In 2016 she appointments; at Bangor University, Wales; was appointed as a Board Director of Royal The University of Southern Denmark, Freemasons, an aged care provider with 3000 Denmark; and Monash University. In 2015 customers at home and in independent living she led a cross-faculty collaboration between units and residential care. the School of Engineering and the School of Nursing and Midwifery in the development Professor Bucknall has been recognised as of a patent for a haptic Virtual Reality a leader in academic nursing nationally and Intrapartum Touch Trainer (VeRITy). A haptic internationally for a number of years. She model for cardio-pulmonary resuscitation has an excellent publication and grant record training has since been developed and is and has made significant contributions to ready for testing and marketing. She has also a number of national committees. She has made a significant contribution to Deakin’s made an outstanding contribution to the nursing and midwifery rating in the Excellence development of nursing research at Deakin in Research Australia (ERA), which improved and has been active in teaching and learning to 4 (above world standard), narrowly missing in the School of Nursing. out on a rating of 5 in ERA 2015. More recently she has led a strategic Faculty of Health partnership with the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute. As an Alfred Health research leader, she is a council member for the Alfred Medical Research and Education Precinct. She is also an active contributor to Monash Partners, one of four Australian Advanced Health Research and Translation Centres recognised by the NHMRC in 2015 as leaders in the translation of medical research to improve patient care.

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 75 Deakin University Deakin

Wednesday 4 October 6 pm 76 Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 6 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Professor Liz Johnson, Pro Vice-Chancellor Teaching and Learning Mace Bearer Mr Darren Taylor, Faculty General Manager of the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Welcome Address Mr Peter Meehan, Deputy Chancellor Occasional Address Mr Nino Ficca The Conferring of Awards Deputy Chancellor Presiding, assisted by Associate Professor Jo Coldwell-Neilson, Deputy Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Professor Trevor Day, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Built Environment Graduate Response Ms Tegan Haberecht Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 77 Wednesday 4 October 6 pm As Managing Director of AusNet Services, an ASX listed company with Singapore Power and State Grid Corporation of China as significant investors, Mr Ficca has overall regulatory, operational, commercial and financial responsibility for an $11bn electricity and gas network that keeps more than 1.3 million customers warm in winter and cool in summer. Historically, the energy industry has been characterised as relatively stable and predictable. However, the past decade has seen considerable change due to energy security challenges, the rise of renewable energy and associated technologies, including solar and battery technology, greater customer expectations and regulatory advances. In response, Mr Ficca is guiding Mr Nino Ficca AusNet Services through this new energy world with an emphasis on safety, diversity, The Occasional Address will be delivered placing customers at the forefront of by Mr Nino Ficca, Managing Director, everything and developing long lasting AusNet Services. relationships with regulators, governments Since graduating with a Bachelor of and industry partners. To do this, Mr Ficca Engineering (Electrical - Honours) at Deakin champions initiatives such as increasing University, AusNet Services’ Managing female participation by promoting programs Director, Nino Ficca has spent more than 30 such as the ‘Women in Power Engineering’ years dedicated to the energy industry. To scholarships in partnership with Deakin further enhance his management skills, in University, a zero tolerance for unsafe 1994, Nino completed a Graduate Diploma behaviours and innovative energy solutions in Management at Deakin University and for customers. in 2008; he completed the Advanced Throughout his career, Mr Ficca’s Management Program at Harvard University. achievements include leading the company Earlier in his career, Mr Ficca held a number through an initial public offering, a number of engineering roles from design project of successful acquisitions and award winning management to senior leadership positions debt refinancing arrangements while keeping for international companies. In the 1990s, he the company’s A-range credit rating. played an important role in the privatisation Mr Ficca also contributes to the energy of Victorian utilities and the development industry as Chair of the Deakin University of the subsequent energy regulations. In Engineering Advisory Board and Energy the 2000s, he played a pivotal role in the Networks Association, and as a Director of acquisition of TXU, an American energy CIGRE Australia. company, for SPI PowerNet, a Singaporean energy company.

78 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Doctoral Degrees Murugesan Annasamy Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘Static and Dynamic Recrystallization Behaviour of High Entropy Alloys.’ Amir Abdollahpoor Summary Whose thesis is entitled: This thesis studied the optimum processing ‘Crashworthiness Study on Hot Stamping conditions for static and dynamic Components with Tailored Mechanical recrystallization behaviour of AlxCoCrFeNi Properties.’ High Entropy Alloys. As a result of Summary recrystallization, refined microstructure This thesis has shown how the hot sheet was obtained and the mechanical metal forming process can be used to properties were improved in AlxCoCrFeNi achieve vehicle structural parts with HEA. These findings suggest that, HEAs multiple graded properties using sheet can be used in high temperature structural metal carburization. The strategy increases applications. the flexibility of structural part design Principal Supervisor: to improve vehicles crashworthiness Dr Daniel Fabijanic and consequently improves the vehicle Co-Supervisor: structural safety. Dr Daniel Fabijanic Principal Supervisor: Institute: Associate Professor Bernard Rolfe Institute for Frontier Materials School: Engineering Asma Aziz Whose thesis is entitled: Danah Tawfiq Hasan Al–Masri ‘Frequency Regulation in Wind Integrated Whose thesis is entitled: Power System.’ ‘The Design and Use of Redox Active Ionic Summary Electrolytes for Thermal Energy Harvesting.’ This thesis has broader implications in Summary terms of improvement in wind generation In this thesis, the thermoelectrochemical modelling which is a current requirement cell (TEC), a device capable of converting for prospective operational planning tools heat to electricity, was fabricated and for future grid. This thesis mainly deals tested. The liquid–based device was with various modelling issues encountered reported as a cheaper and more widely in wind integrated power system for applicable alternative to the commercially frequency regulation. This thesis provides available semi–conductor thermoelectrics. development of grid code compatible, The performance of the TEC was enhanced frequency responsive type 4 wind turbine by incorporating low–viscosity electrolytes generator system and analysis of the wind and carbon–based electrode material. energy systems frequency regulation Principal Supervisor: capability and their integration impact on Associate Professor Jenny Pringle interconnected power system. Institute: Principal Supervisor: Institute for Frontier Materials Associate Professor Aman Maung Than Oo School: Engineering

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 79 Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Khashayar Badii Antoine Marie Dujon Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Hybrid Mathematical Modelling and ‘New Technologies Reveal Insights on the Optimisation for Reaction Mechanisms Behaviour of Marine Vertebrates.’ of Thermal Stabilisation in Carbon Fibre Summary Production Line.’ New insights on the migration strategies of Summary marine species were obtained by utilising The aim of this study is to develop a Fastloc–GPS tracking and drones. The hybrid mathematical model to investigate value of these two emerging technologies the chemical reaction mechanisms of to monitor elusive marine species was PAN (polyacrylonitrile) thermal oxidative demonstrated by investigating and stabilisation process in carbon fibre reporting on the small–scale movement production line. The model can estimate patterns of sea turtles and the energy the parameters of chemical kinetics and expenditure of whales. predict the specifications of oxidised Principal Supervisor: precursor for energy optimisation Alfred Deakin Professor Graeme Hays purposes. School: Principal Supervisor: Life and Environmental Sciences Dr Hamid Khayyam Institute: Linpeng Fan Institute for Frontier Materials Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Engineering of Silk Fibroin: from Niki Burns Nanofibers to Nanofibrous Scaffolds for Whose thesis is entitled: Biomedical Application.’ ‘Identification and Isolation of Drugs in Summary Complex Samples.’ Nanofibers and nanofibrous scaffolds Summary with hierarchical aligned structures are This research developed platform constructed by self–assembly and phase technologies for forensic applications separation. As–prepared nanofibrous in drug detection and industrial materials show a specifically high capacity pharmaceutical processing streams. in cell capture and promoting proliferation Principal Supervisor: of cells. More interestingly, the nanofibrous Dr Xavier Conlan materials can direct HUVECs to assemble into vessel–like structure and 3D growth of School: DRG neurites. Life and Environmental Sciences Principal Supervisor: Alfred Deakin Professor Xungai Wang Institute: Institute for Frontier Materials

80 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Gelayol Golkarnarenji Ninghui Han Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Predictive Modelling and Multi–Objective ‘A New Angle on the Coalescence of Drops.’ Optimisation in Thermal Stabilisation Summary Process of Carbon Fibre.’ This project has developed a new Summary experiment with single bubbles rising The aim of this thesis is to develop a vertically to non–horizontal solid surface predictive model for energy consumption so the collision occurs at oblique angles. in stabilization process of carbon fiber The true thin film deformation details were production under given range of constrains obtained and the effects of parameters such as fibre physical and mechanical including liquid viscosity, salt concentration, properties, while controlling the stochastic inclination value, bubble size and solid defects. surface hydrophobicity on the thin film Principal Supervisor: drainage process have been studied. Dr Hamid Khayyam Principal Supervisor: Institute: Dr Wren Greene Institute for Frontier Materials Institute: Institute for Frontier Materials Yuanyuan Guo Whose thesis is entitled: Emily Maria Kerr ‘Development of Novel High Performance Whose thesis is entitled: Protein Materials as Bioadhesives.’ ‘Electrochemical and Luminescence Studies Summary of Ruthenium and Iridium Metal Chelates.’ The study demonstrated novel approaches Summary to incorporate high wet–resistant adhesion This thesis focuses on the evaluation of and porosity into a bioadhesive, which various chemical labels which each emit showed excellent adhesion and ability a specific colour of light, when triggered to form porous structure at micron scale by an electrical stimulus. These labels can with biocompatibility, highlighting the be employed in diagnostic analyses and significance of the bioadhesive for a range luminescent displays. of wound healing and tissue engineering Principal Supervisor: applications. Professor Paul Francis Principal Supervisor: School: Dr Mary She Life and Environmental Sciences Institute: Institute for Frontier Materials

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 81 Wednesday 4 October 6 pm AmirMahyar Khorasani Bao Lin Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘The Selected Laser Melting Production and ‘Design and Characterisation of Novel Subsequent Post–Processing of Ti–6Al–4V Nano–Porous Metal Framework by Prosthetic Acetabular.’ Advanced De–Alloying Strategies.’ Summary Summary This thesis answered problems in the This thesis revealed the kinetics of brass manufacturing of surgical implant for de–alloying in alkali, which filled the gaps in a hip replacement when using additive the research area of de–alloying with alkali. manufacturing. In this research, the In addition, this thesis has created physical production of the prosthetic hip has de–alloying methods for the first, which been carried out. The findings pointed provides a novel route for achieving the to improving the quality of produced de–alloyed porous material. customized prosthetic implants and Principal Supervisor: increasing longevity and accuracy. Dr Ludovic Dumee Principal Supervisor: Institute: Professor Ian Gibson Institute for Frontier Materials School: Engineering Liam David Lyons Whose thesis is entitled: Andreas Kupke ‘Enhancing Engineering Education through Whose thesis is entitled: Remote Laboratories.’ ‘Effect of the Microstructure on the Summary Unloading Characteristics of DP steel.’ This research determined the engagement Summary levels and learning experience of This thesis experimentally investigates the students in a unique remote laboratory relationship between microstructure and for engineering students. The findings unloading behaviour of dual phase steels. determined the perceived learning The findings of this work have improved objective of students in the laboratory, as the understanding of the springback well as perception of realism of equipment mechanics in these steels and enables in a remote educational environment. optimisation of future alloy design. Principal Supervisor: Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Matthew Joordens Dr Matthias Weiss School: Co-Supervisor: Engineering Alfred Deakin Professor Peter Hodgson Institute: Institute for Frontier Materials

82 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Leila Mahmoudi Farahani Bahareh Motamed Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Australian Neighbour(less)hoods: ‘Colourful Language: an Inquiry into Colour Investigating the Role of the Built Space and Architectural Choices.’ Environment in Encouraging a Sense of Summary Community and Social Life in Low–density This thesis answered an apparently Suburbia.’ straightforward but previously largely Summary unconsidered question: `what informs This thesis has sought to provide insight architects’ colour use?’ Although the initial into the relationships between the physical focus was on the role of education and fabric of suburbs and how to foster a culture, these turned out to be amongst a sense of community among the residents. very large pool of variables that influence The study aimed to identify the physical decision making during design. While the qualities of the built environment that findings pointed to the influence of cultural contribute to a sense of community and background, demographics, education and, social life in suburbia. of course, design context, they showed Principal Supervisor: rather surprisingly that architects? Personal Dr David Beynon colour preferences had by far the greatest influence. School: Architecture and Built Environment Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Richard Tucker Shashank Masaldan School: Whose thesis is entitled: Architecture and Built Environment ‘Investigating Metal Aberrations in Cellular Seyedeh Azam Oroumei Senescence.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary ‘Processing, Manufacturing, and This thesis explored perturbations in iron Characterisation of Lignin–Derived and copper homeostasis in senescent Precursor and Carbon Fibres.’ cells that contribute to age–associated disease and dysfunction. Altered metal Summary regulation was associated with impaired This thesis strengthened the underpinning cellular autophagy and resulted in extreme knowledge of a bio–renewable material resistance to ferroptosis, a novel iron as an alternative carbon fibre precursor mediated cell death process linked to towards low–cost production of carbon various pathologies. fibre. It created a foundation for the Principal Supervisor: development of lignin precursor fibres and Dr Michael Cater process routes to manufacturing the next generation of sustainable carbon fibres. School: Life and Environmental Sciences Principal Supervisor: Dr Minoo Naebe Institute: Institute for Frontier Materials

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 83 Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Aditya Vivek Ponkshe Kenneth Taylor Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Joint Effects of Selective Mating ‘Landscape, Culture and Heritage. Changing and Ecology on the Persistence of Perspectives in an Asian Context.’ Polymorphism and the Divergence of Summary Sexually Selected Traits.’ Scholarly challenges emerged in the late Summary 1980s/early 1990s to the concept of The aim of this thesis is to understand heritage focusing on famous monuments how mate choice interacts with various and sites. Critical to this shift in thinking ecological processes and affect the was the role of cultural landscapes in persistence of polymorphism and shaping people’s identity and place divergence in sexually selected traits. attachment. The research inquiry tracks Identifying specific conditions which these changes with some reference to Asia. determine whether or not a polymorphism Principal Supervisor: in sexual traits are likely to persist or are Professor David Jones likely to result in divergent fixation and loss. School: Principal Supervisor: Architecture and Built Environment Professor John Endler School: Shilpi Tewari Life and Environmental Sciences Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Changing Neighbourhood Character in Manikandakumar Shunmugavel Melbourne – Multiculturalism in Planning.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary ‘Machinability Studies of Selective Laser This thesis indicates that the local planning Melted Titanium Alloy Ti-6A1-4V.’ authorities as well as private–developers Summary have continuously ignored cultural diversity This thesis focuses on exploring the in designing new suburbs of Melbourne mechanical properties and machinability such as Point Cook, Craigieburn and characteristics of Selective Laser Melted Pakenham however residents’ views on titanium alloy Ti-6Al-4V. It provides their neighbourhoods are overwhelmingly insights on how machining and additive positive, and the thesis explores the manufacturing can be used collaboratively reasons for this apparent conundrum. to improve the productivity and product Principal Supervisor: quality of end titanium components. Dr David Beynon Principal Supervisor: School: Dr Ashwin Polishetty Architecture and Built Environment School: Engineering

84 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Marinus Henricus Jacobus Gareth Liam Williams Van Der Sluijs Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Dynamic Estimation of Human Energy ‘Improving the Quality of Australian Cotton Expenditure with Wearable Sensors.’ During Processing.’ Summary Summary This thesis investigated energy expenditure This research has provided useful estimation using inertial measurement information regarding the effect of units, electromyography and O2 Gas Mask harvesting and ginning method, seed sensors whilst undergoing motion. Further cotton moisture during harvesting, machine investigations included the precision set up during harvesting and blending at measurement of IMUs in order to achieve the gin, in a high production environment, extremely accurate energy estimation on fibre, yarn and fabric quality as well calculations using an experimental Dual– as processing performance. Through Kalman Filter and limb length estimation publication in international and domestic using entropy based methods. journals, conference papers and industry Principal Supervisor: forums, the results of this research will Associate Professor Pubudu Pathirana provide information to the industry, which will result in the improvement of industry School: practices, leading to consistency in quality Engineering and quantity, which will be reflected in increased demand and increased Omid Zabihi profitability for the grower. Whose thesis is entitled: Principal Supervisor: ‘Chemically Modified Nanoparticles Alfred Deakin Professor Xungai Wang towards Multifunctional High–Performance Institute: Polymer Nanocomposites.’ Institute for Frontier Materials Summary This thesis addressed problems and Arangarajan Vinayagam challenges in production of high– Whose thesis is entitled: performance polymer composites. It described how interfacial properties ‘Power Quality Analysis and Automatic affect structural composites. The findings Intelligent Control Strategy for Solar PV paved the way for production of high– Microgrid.’ performance structural composites. Summary Principal Supervisor: This thesis focused on quantification of the Dr Minoo Naebe power quality issues in a solar photovoltaic based microgrid network through the Institute: simulation and experimental approach. Institute for Frontier Materials PSO based optimization control strategy was also implemented to further improve the power quality factors in the Microgrid network. Principal Supervisor: Dr Sui Yang Khoo Co-Supervisor: Professor Alex Stojcevski School: Engineering Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 85 Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Xinchu Zhao Faculty of Science, Whose thesis is entitled: ‘i Gold Nanoparticles Based DNA Detection Engineering and Built in Microfluidics.’ Environment Summary This thesis shows gold nanoparticle Master Degrees based DNA detection in microfluidics has the potential to revolutionize the early Master of Engineering by Research – detection of infectious diseases. Taking advantage of gold nanoparticles, the signal MEng(Research) of binding event was enhanced and an Wenbing Li insight into the interactions of the interface was provided. Whose thesis is entitled: Principal Supervisor: ‘Plasmonics Substrates for Surface Professor Lingxue Kong Enhanced Raman Scattering.’ Summary Institute: Institute for Frontier Materials Designed and fabricated plasmonic substrates for surface enhanced Raman Mengqi Zhou scattering and approached improved sensitivity for detection of molecules. Whose thesis is entitled: Principal Supervisor: ‘Electrode Materials for Supercapacitors Alfred Deakin Professor Matthew Barnett Operating with Electrolytes Containing Potassium Ions.’ Institute: Institute for Frontier Materials Summary This thesis investigated the specific Master of Science By Research – electrode materials which are titanium MSc(Research) dioxide, vanadium oxynitride, tungsten oxynitride, graphite and activated carbon Ramiza Anwar operating in three types of potassium ion based electrolytes in supercapacitors. Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Role of Abscisic Acid (ABA) and Principal Supervisor: Mesoporous Silica Nanoparticles (MSNs) to Alfred Deakin Professor Ying (Ian) Chen Alleviate Drought Stress.’ Institute: Summary Institute for Frontier Materials Agrochemicals have a pronounced influence on modern agriculture and the current study highlighted the impact of ABA on plant growth and development and secondly, mesoporous silica nanoparticles, irrespective of their role in molecular delivery, alleviated drought stress, a finding that may be utilized to improve plant health and yield. Principal Supervisor: Professor David Cahill School: Life and Environmental Science 86 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Master of Architecture – MArch Deep Kamleshbhai Mehta Mena Abdelkdous Pranita Wamanrao Motewad Muhammad Fahman Bakri Abhishek Namilakonda Sarah Anne Callahan Devvrath Nautiyal Henry Thomas Frewer Yuqing Niu Meetali Gupta Abhinav Varma Penmetsa Vishal Issur Pavan Kumar Podila Daniel Out Sameer Rehlon Ye Jing Pan Michelle George Rodrigues Sarah Louise Robinson Sree Kumar Sabhapathi Lucas Brian Sanchez Arlt Deepak Sharma Chea Yee Wong Nguyen My Tran Engin Ucan Master of Architecture (Design Fangfang Wang Management) – MArch(DesMgt) Yue Wang Jason Michael Hodza Siddhesh Nilesh Warerkar Yida Wei Master of Construction Management Ankita Wyawahare – MCM Raviranjan Nagendra Yadav Anna Jayne Brennan Yu Zhang Gordon Heng Tat Dang Bin Zhao Benjamin John Galea Srikanth Reddy Gopavaram Master of Engineering – MEng Wang Hou David Michael Shirley Constance Marie Mehel Master of Engineering (Professional) Timothy James Simon – MEng(Prof) Rhys Michael Spicer Sophie Olivia Stewart Abai Noble Hossein Ajdari Nazarloo Master of Construction Management Ashlin Ajitha Vijayan (Professional) – MCM(Prof) Albert Antony Nawal Anandikar Muhammad Junaid Ashraf Srikanth Reddy Annam Ajay Chandrakant Bangani Aniket Vishwas Bothara Eldho Bejoy Zunoon Cheriya Parambath Hrushikesh Ashok Bhosale Pradeep Kumar Chevuru Shehan Dhiluka Bowattegedara Kisara Ruwini De Alwis Tuqeer Ahmad Cheema Arpit Dubey Divija Cherukuri Suriyaprakash Gopinathan Srivathsa Chirala Viraj Gunjal Anirudra Das Sharath Reddy Kapu Mohammad Faisal Jamil Daud Swathi Keshava Prasad Mahesh Dhakuri Akshay Kondaparthy Eldroi William Dsilva Kothagundla Sai Shashank Nnamdi Johnpaul Ikechukwu Elege Tushar Kumar Farlin Francis Vipin Kumar Andrews Jnanasheelan Gandham Vivek Kurella George Titus Koshy Abdul Ahad Malim Sri Ramakanth Iswarya Gundumogula

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 87 Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Md Mehboob Ul Haque Subroto Saha S M Shakhawat Hossen John Sebastian Akhil Issac James Manopriya Senthilnathan Bishal Jain Fenil Atulkumar Shah Deepak Raj Jayaraj Imran Iqbal Shaikh Yi Jiao Lakshay Sharotri Changxu Jin Sarveer Singh Sidhu Abiram Deepak Kannan Binali Maheshi Munasinghe Silva Abhijeet Singh Katodia Jaskaran Singh Rohit Kaushal Pranjal Singh Sandeep Kondepati Yang Sun Mohit Koshal Sai Anil Kumar Surapaneni Ragil Krishna Rohit Jacob Suresh Jacob Jishnu Krishnadas Akhil Babu Thattil Jerin Kurian Mabin Thomas Binoy Lazar Neethu Thomas Libin Baby Tony Thomas Akhil Madhusoodanan Jayakrishnan Unnikrishna Pillai Krishna Kousthub Madigubba Kishan Navuji Vaghela Sharath Kumar Makkapati Veerappan Veerappan Kesava Rammurthy Raju Mandapati Jatin Wadehra Yagna Krishna Mandava Tianyu Wang Sundus Masood Aju Xavier Dominic Mathew Shailaja Yempaty Nithin Thomas Mathew Dhanush Yennemajal Mariyappagowda Ali Haider Mirza Dhar Varun Kumar Mogudampally Fatima Batool Zaidi Mohammed Shahbaz Khan Daniyal Zakaria Meera Mohan Pekon Mondal Master of Landscape Architecture – Mohsin Huned Motiwalla MLandscapeArch Praveen Mummidisetty Le Thi Nhat Nhien Jayakrishnan Mundakkal Jayaprakash Ziyu Li Sachin Naik Master of Planning (Professional) – Akshay Chandra Namela Sathiya Narayanan Narasumani MPlanning(Prof) Vincent Oduor Onyango Ella Taliesin Adams Divyesh Govindbhai Patel Selcuk Can Basgu Himanshubhai Shamaldas Patel Shay–Lish Kaiya McMahon Nidhi Satish Patil Premkumar Periyasamy Naga Jaya Meghamala Polimetla Sadekur Rahman Nandu Rajasekharan Nair Gautham Ranjith Robin Lazar Shubhranil Roy Shriram Sainath Sadul

88 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Graduate Diplomas Bachelor of Biological Science (Honours) – BBiolSc(Hons) Graduate Diploma of Urban Design – Leigh Adam Kett GDipUrbDesign Nicola Carmen Sondermeyer Benjamin Peter Champion Samuel James Weedon Bachelor of Civil Engineering Graduate Certificates (Honours) – BCivEng(Hons) Hudson Anstee Graduate Certificate of Planning – Thivanka Vishwajith Dharmasena GCertPlanning Jazmin Joan Feakes David John Parham Sachitra Kunkuma Fernando Galkutadewage Bachelor Degrees Janeshka Lakshindra Rodrigo Goonewardena Joel Benjamin Guthrie Bachelor of Design (Architecture) Navod Adeesha Henakankanamage with distinction/Bachelor of Cameron Mark Hill Construction Management (Honours) Jinchao Huang – BD(A)/BCM(Hons) Kashish Malhotra Lewis Richard Carr Siddharth Malik Jemma Lea Shakespeare Alan Peter Michie Luke Daniel Milstein Bachelor of Design (Architecture)/ Kieran David Missen Bachelor of Construction James William Parish Management (Honours) – BD(A)/ Saiema Zaydi BCM(Hons) Zaheer Zaydi Melissa May Cameron Bachelor of Construction Samuel James Jeffery Management (Honours) – BCM(Hons) Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/ Omar Ameer Bachelor of Commerce with Samuel Francis Caldow distinction – BEng(Hons)/BCom Andrew Wallace Chalmers Anthony Glenn Northeast Max Grant Peter Antony Petricola Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/ Mark Rabahi Bachelor of Commerce – BEng(Hons)/ Rajnesh Rajend Singh BCom Anthony Thomas Stahtiaris Shane Wilson Thomas Brock Feakes Nicholas Maxwell Wines Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/ Christopher Lee Wood Bachelor of Information Technology with distinction – BEng(Hons)/BIT Scott Kitchell

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 89 Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Bachelor of Electrical And Kossinhala Vithanage Thariendra Electronics Engineering (Honours) – Jacob William McNally BElec&ElecEng(Hons) Caleb Alexander Pearce Omaththage Don Mayuka Samila Perera Kurt Lucas Elliott Damian Francis Sproules Harsh Gupta Timothy John Taylor Matthew Lau Cong Wu Jeremiah William Mannings Stuart Gordon Nicol Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering Willem Adriaan Van Deventer (Honours) – BMechatronEng(Hons) Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Sean Leslie Chubb BEng(Hons) Tharuka Dulaj Jayadewa Govinda Waduge Aaron Kain Alexander James Hockey Mario Manitta Sean Tate Mitchell James Tennant Bachelor of Science (Honours) – Jackson David Wright BSc(Hons) Bachelor of Environmental Science Scott Timothy Eric Hirschfeld (Honours) – BEnvSc(Hons) Tim Ziegler Carolus Wilson Sinead Tara Baverstock Tara Louise Callahan Bachelor of Zoology And Deniz Fidan Animal Science (Honours) – Chantel Sarah Foord BZool&AnimalSc(Hons) Johanna Jacynta Geeson Emily Layne Scicluna Stiele Von Hagens Karen Stevenson Melissa Alice Ludeman Beau Jordan Meney Bachelor of Engineering/ Lawrie David Page Bachelor Of Commerce – BEng/BCom Tess Louise Pannell Chase Campbell Galbraith Natalie Petrovski Jordi Ryall Escale Bachelor of Engineering/Bachelor of Tom Alexander Schmidt Information Technology – BEng/BIT Roxanne Margaret Selkirk Michael James Wilkinson Megan Louise Taylor Anja Margarete Thomsen Bachelor of Forensic Science John Alexander Trethewie with distinction/Bachelor of Bachelor of Forensic Science Criminology with distinction – (Honours) – BForensicSc(Hons) BForensicSc/BCrim Dejana Leigh McColl Timothy Ivan Ward Stephanie Paulina Yakimov Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Forensic Science (Honours) – BMechEng(Hons) with distinction/Bachelor of Chamoda Dias Karunarathna Weeraman Yhaya Jordan Elkurdi Criminology – BForensicSc/BCrim Vinod Thilanka Pradeep Hapangama Danielle Ciavarella Rakshit Jain Sachin Harindra Karunanayake

90 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Bachelor of Forensic Science/Bachelor Bachelor of Engineering – BEng of Criminology – BForensicSc/BCrim Zhi Di Cao Cassandra Loren Avendano Jaydevsinh Lalitbhai Chavda Meri Dunimagloska Dale Flanagan Renee Frances Johnstone Luu Chi Hung Priyanka Sharma Francis Michael Mason Darcy James McKenna Bachelor of Biological Science Mengting Tang with distinction – BBiolSc Angela Marie Thwaites Alice Clare Holland Taoxun Zhou Bachelor of Biomedical Science Bachelor of Environmental Science with distinction – BBiomedSc (Environmental Management and Monique Brugman Sustainability) with distinction – Anna Dharshini Devasagayam BEnvSc(EnvMgt&Sus) Liyi Ho Thomas Paul Anderson Jennifer Louise Mattocks Sheridan Louise Burnell Isobel Richards McAulay Laurent Edward Campbell Phi Andy Nguyen Shenalie Christine Fernando Michael George Surace Damien Richard Ford Natalie Coral Thorne Campbell John Fox Bachelor of Biomedical Science – Dannielle Teresa Graham James Irwin BBiomedSc Fiona Major Eithar Ahmed M Alabdalal Louisa Joan Marston Bui Nguyen Thao Simon Dean Nuccio Amanda Kachab Jasna Tace Perry Joseph Ochieng Onyango Kate Leora Sugarman Paige Rigby Lonica Sood Bachelor of Environmental Science (Environmental Management and Bachelor of Design (Architecture) – Sustainability) – BEnvSc(EnvMgt&Sus) BD(A) Brodie Jane Aumont Mae Amazona Daniel James Casullo Jesse Ablett Wakefield Giles Fraser John Clatworthy Miles Jonathan Haworth Ethan Conor Martinz Nan Mauk Kham Hein Sean McVernon Lewis James Iversen Kevin Camillo Misquita Gareth Robert Maddock Matthew James Oaten Peter Mourad Anne Michelle O’Shea Nicholas Charles Musarra Chai Chen Priscilla Pham Bao Tung Nguyen James Susic Eren Oksuz Nathan Cliff Pirvu Sebastian Rebolledo Samuel John Swan Ngan Ngoc Tran Bradley Thomas Webb Paul Yao

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 91 Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Bachelor of Environmental Science Bachelor of Forensic Science (Marine Biology) With Distinction – with distinction – BForensicSc BEnvSc(MarineBiol) Katrina Lyn Beckinsale Daisy Isobel Smith Anastasia Kate Dalziel Srinivasa Elangovan Bachelor of Environmental Anika Jayde Kennedy Science (Marine Biology) – Mitchell James Malden BEnvSc(MarineBiol) Rasan Mohamed Sathiqu Daniel Allan Walter Down Matthew Cameron Morgan Monique Ann Hustler Chun Wing Ngan Bachelor Of Environmental Bachelor of Forensic Science – Science (Wildlife and Conservation BForensicSc Biology) with distinction – Wei–Ting Chang BEnvSc(Wildlife&ConsBiol) Chloe Michelle Claringbold Emma Jean Gray Te Ao Marama Eketone Rebecca Leanne Hare Jhye Kiriazis Polly Kennedy Marshall Holly Langton Lorraine Emerald Menor Luke Galbraith Lupone Madyson Clair Menzel Nicholas Geza May Hannah Jane Redmond Claire Prattico Cassandra Azevedo Santos Megan Louise Taylor Avalon Bianca Tickle Mary Olive Thorpe Julian Patrick Turner Bachelor of Science with distinction – Melissa Claire Varney BSc Bachelor of Environmental Science William Joseph Evans (Wildlife and Conservation Biology) – Michelle Georgia Green BEnvSc(Wildlife&ConsBiol) Katelyn Cherie Hobbs Kana Kobayashi Brigitte Michelle Gillingham Chooi Yee Liew Louise Mary Kelly Rhys Leighton Townsend Sarah Courtney Nagle Carrin Louise Perrins Clare Elizabeth Reushle Celeste Laura Taranto Connor Michael Van Doorn Bachelor of Fisheries and Aquaculture with distinction – BFish&Aqua Colby Brent Lesko

92 Deakin University Wednesday 4 October 6 pm Bachelor of Science – BSc Bachelor of Zoology and Animal Mardia Mustafa Abubakar Science – BZool&AnimalSc Islam Ahmed Georgia May Antoniou Phuong Anh Dang Darcy Evan Maxwell Gordon Riley Francis De Jong Shea Jacob Gray Anthony Joseph Di Paolo Alexandra Grace Guild Matthew Thomas Driver Kwong Sze Wai Deborah Fanucchi Erin Melissa Myers Elena Michelle Gazis Daisy Jane Phillips Nicole Maya Hajnal Atlas Duncan Purser Isabella Noelle Hawker Leanne Marie Sharp Isabelle Jane Johnson Kristina Lauren Sleeth Tayla Ann Marsh Patrick Kieran Thompson Meegodage Dilun Lawrence Dakshatha Perera Student Prizes Nathan Colin Sach Kayleigh Singh Carl Tolley Neil Archbold Memorial Travel Jessica Lee White Award and Medal Emily Kerr Bachelor of Zoology and Animal Science with distinction – BZool&AnimalSc Tegan Louise Haberecht Sophie–Lee Natasha Jenkins William Anthony Purser Shannon Lea Rogers Cameron Robert Say Helayna Rae Sullivan Jacyntha Mei Lee Yoong

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 93 Deakin University Deakin

Thursday 5 October 12 pm 94 Thursday 5 October 12 pm Faculty of Arts and Education Thursday 5 October 12 pm Order of Proceedings The procession will enter at 12 pm. Guests are asked to stand as the procession enters and to remain standing until the conclusion of the National Anthem. Master of Ceremonies Mr Kean Selway, Chief Operating Officer Mace Bearer Ms Alice Di Pasquale, Faculty General Manager of the Faculty of Health and University Council Member Welcome Address Mr Peter Meehan, Deputy Chancellor Occasional Address Mr Paul Tobias The Conferring of Awards Deputy Chancellor Presiding, assisted by Professor Chris Hickey, Chair of Academic Board The Presentation of Awards Professor Brenda Cherednichenko, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Education Graduate Response Ms Rebecca Callanan Closing Address Professor Jane den Hollander AO, President and Vice‑Chancellor

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 95 Thursday 5 October 12 pm Award of Honorary Degree The honorary degree of Deakin Honorary Doctorate will be conferred upon Mr Paul Tobias for outstanding contribution to promoting equality, tolerance and diversity in boys’ education.

in a number of regional Catholic secondary Colleges over a fourteen year period before being appointed the principal of St Joseph’s College in 2000. Mr Tobias was named the Herald Sun Secondary Principal of the Year in 2008 for his work at St Joseph’s Geelong. Some of this work had been around uniting and building a school community which had been damaged as a consequence of sexual abuse. He made a public apology for this abuse in his first year as principal and worked with victims over the next 17 years. He made a formal submission to the Royal Commission into Child Abuse in 2016 which received widespread media attention. Mr Tobias has been a strong advocate of those in the developing world and has overseen a number of aid projects in East Africa. He was briefly the acting principal of a large boarding and day school Mr Paul Tobias in Arusha, Tanzania. He was a founding board member of the Geelong Technical College and has The Occasional address will be delivered by represented the Catholic sector on a number of local Mr Paul Tobias. committees. Paul Tobias was born in Melbourne Australia Much of Mr Tobias’ work as principal involved in 1955 and was educated at Christian changing the culture of the organization and Brothers College, St Kilda. He attended managing change. He established a homophobia Monash University where he completed a taskforce to address the issue of homophobic Bachelor of Arts majoring in English in 1975. bullying and has been outspoken about the After completing a Diploma of Education importance of ensuring all schools are safe and travelling overseas he commenced his and inclusive places of learning. In 2016 the St teaching career in 1977. He continued to Joseph’s community honoured Mr Tobias’ legacy work and study for much of his education with the opening of the Paul Tobias Centre which career completing a Diploma of Religious amalgamated and accommodated all student Education from the National Pastoral services. Institute, a Bachelor of Education from He is currently the Co- Chair of the Edmund Rice Monash University, a Diploma of Educational Education Australia working party developing Administration from Melbourne University resources for Catholic schools dealing with issues and a Masters of Educational Administration of inclusion and respectful relationships for LGBTI from the University of New England. students. For the last two years he has represented His teaching career commenced in the Catholic Secondary Principals of Victoria on Melbourne and in the early years of his the Catholic Education Melbourne working party career he held a number of leadership to promote and encourage Safe and Supportive positions prior to being appointed as Deputy Learning Communities. Principal at St Joseph’s Christian Brothers Mr Tobias retired at the conclusion of the 2016 College Warrnambool. He held this position school year but continues to remain involved in Education as a consultant and mentor. 96 Deakin University . Thursday 5 October 12 pm Doctoral Degrees Rosemary Louise Buchanek Whose thesis is entitled: Doctor of Philosophy – PhD ‘Negotiating Differences: Stimulating Creative Geographical Thinking through Wendy Jennifer Beatty Critical Engagement.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary: ‘Contemporary Photographic Landscape This thesis explored how differences Practices and the Affective Gaze.’ of opinion, associated with student’s Summary: perspectives about earthquakes’ impacts, This study reconfigures photographic influenced the level of geographical representational approaches thinking displayed during group to ‘landscape’ through concepts of agency, conversation. The findings formulated a ecological and body–centred creative Model for Geographical Reasoning which processes. The series of Tasmanian could be used by teachers to support landscape photographs produced implicitly their translation of the concepts and skills communicates an experimental, visual and outlined in the Australian Curriculum for affective response to place. Geography into their pedagogical decisions. Principal Supervisor: Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Dirk De Bruyn Dr Gaye Williams School: School: Communication and Creative Arts Education

Megan Gaye Beckwith Mitchell David Cunningham Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Perceptions and Dimensions: towards a ‘Performing the ‘Fiction–Writer’s Reader’: Stereoscopic Choreography.’ David Foster Wallace and Critical Rhetoric.’ Summary: Summary: This research explored the use of 3D The study answered questions about stereoscopic illusions in live dance psychoanalysis and reader–response performance. It examined the practical theory in contemporary American fiction. and philosophical implications of using It modelled empirical and hypothetical stereoscopic projection technologies readers in the works of David Foster and 3D animated objects as dynamic, Wallace, and challenged assumptions interactive components of a choreographic about psychoanalysis in Wallace’s critical practice. reception. The findings point to new and strange ways of understanding the ‘author– Principal Supervisor: reader relationship’ in fiction. Dr Glenn D’Cruz Principal Supervisor: School: Associate Professor Geoff Boucher Communication and Creative Arts School: Communication and Creative Arts

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 97 Thursday 5 October 12 pm Zoe Dzunko Roslyn Kay Gillies Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘On the Edge: Tracing the Liminal in Labour ‘Learned or Invented? Nurses’ Strategies Narratives.’ for Calculating and Measuring Medicine Summary: Doses.’ This study considered instances of Summary: liminality within contemporary labour Nurses’ accuracy in the medicine doses poems and songs. Focusing on liminal they administer is critical for patient phases as instances of allegorical truth, safety. The identified theory–practice it demonstrated how inversive spaces of divide between traditional formula–based representation might reveal the social calculation methods and nurses’ preference conditions underlying narratives of work, for proportional reasoning highlights a while proposing a model for understanding need to reassess current teaching and depictions of daily labour in creative texts. assessment practices. Nurses’ use of Principal Supervisor: syringes exposes the potential for error in Dr Cassandra Atherton measuring liquid doses. School: Principal Supervisor: Communication and Creative Arts Associate Professor Susie Groves School: Brandi Nichole Fox Education Whose thesis is entitled: Dylan Gregory Holdsworth ‘Intercultural Subjectivities of the Everyday: A Study of Australian School Kids.’ Whose thesis is entitled: Summary: ‘Dis–topias: the Government of Disability in Dystopian Children’s Literature.’ This three–year longitudinal study of kids aged 9 to 12 reveals how interculturality Summary: and subjectivities are shaped and This thesis has demonstrated how negotiated simultaneously in informal representations of disability are used spaces through cultural knowledge to reaffirm or critique dominant power exchanged in both minor and substantial structures by examining dystopian ways. Findings enrich future theorisation children’s texts from the late Victorian to regarding primary school–aged kids’ the contemporary. intercultural subjectivities and the everyday Principal Supervisor: spaces of childhood. Dr Ann Vickery Principal Supervisor: School: Professor Julianne Moss Communication and Creative Arts Co-Supervisor: Associate Professor Joanne O’Mara School: Education

98 Deakin University Thursday 5 October 12 pm Amita Vengacherry Joseph William Anthony Kent Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Effectiveness of Corporate Social ‘Here Be Dragons: Ideology and Responsibility (CSR) guidelines in India.’ Socialisation in Young Adult Literature.’ Summary: Summary: The thesis is on the effectiveness of This thesis explores the role that young corporate responsibility (CSR) Guidelines in adult literature plays in conveying to India which is based on analysing the CSR its readers ideological messages, which and business responsibility reports along can either reinforce or subvert society’s with the sustainability reports of select top values. The thesis then incorporates this companies from 2012 – 2015. exploration into a creative young adult Principal Supervisor: fantasy novel about dragons, set in a Professor Linda Hancock modern Australian setting. School: Principal Supervisor: Humanities and Social Sciences Professor Clare Bradford Co-Supervisor: Mohd Fauzi Bin Kamarudin Dr Antonia Pont Whose thesis is entitled: School: ‘Restructuring in Higher Education: a Case Communication and Creative Arts Study in an Australian University.’ Anne Laura Kraak Summary: This thesis is a case study that describes Whose thesis is entitled: and analyses a higher education ‘World Heritage and Human Rights in restructuring, namely: the amalgamation Bagan, Myanmar.’ of two faculties in an Australian university. Summary: The findings of the study reveal that the Several conceptual, political and practical restructuring impacted staff and students factors on local, regional and global scales which included changes in job positions, influence the potential of human rights– redundancies, emotional impacts, extra based approaches to lead to social justice work demands, loss of institutional in the context of Bagan’s World Heritage identity and status, loss of support from nomination. the administrative staff and disrupting academic affairs. This study further shows Principal Supervisor: that higher education nowadays is all Professor Tim Winter about market values and that globalization School: changes the way a university operates and Humanities and Social Sciences reforms. Principal Supervisor: Professor Karen Starr School: Education

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 99 Thursday 5 October 12 pm Caroline Mahoney Megan Jane Mooney Taylor Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Young Women and Interculturality: a Study ‘Mythmaking and Masculinity in the Fiction of Subjectivities.’ of Norman Lindsay.’ Summary: Summary: This study employed a sociology of ‘Mythmaking and Masculinity in the education/youth perspective alongside Fiction of Norman Lindsay’ explores the theories of subjectivity to analyse mythopoeic construction of Norman interculturality in girls’ everyday lives. Lindsay’s literary legacy, using his fiction as Findings suggest that while girls from a lens to investigate the dynamic between minoritised backgrounds engage with the writer, text, masculinity and nation. interculturality in their daily practices, the Principal Supervisor: hegemonies that privilege majoritised girls Dr Ann Vickery serve to limit their respectful and equitable engagement with others. School: Communication and Creative Arts Principal Supervisor: Dr Claire Charles Jennifer Ellen Murray–Jones Co-Supervisor: Whose thesis is entitled: Professor Christine Halse ‘Indigenous Families: Beyond the Voids of School: Colonial History.’ Education Summary: Trevor McCandless This thesis examines the voids and gaps in Indigenous families resulting from Whose thesis is entitled: colonisation. Through visual art and ‘School Into Place: A Mixed Methods Social exegesis, the research aims to produce Semiotic Analysis of School Marketing knowledge that allows our people to Materials.’ connect to our shared histories through Summary: the experiencing of artwork as ceremony Schools with more boys than girls, large and commemoration and as modes numbers of students from language of communication that are no longer backgrounds other than English or from forbidden. low SES backgrounds are likely to stress Principal Supervisor: strictly imposed school discipline in their Professor Estelle Barrett marketing. Other schools stress students’ Institute: self–discipline. Such social stereotypes Institute of Koorie Education impact the education they provide. Principal Supervisor: Professor Julianne Moss School: Education

100 Deakin University Thursday 5 October 12 pm Yenny Narny Thomas Dylan Sandercock Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Resilience of West Sumatran Women: ‘Telling Trans: Reading Transgender Historical, Cultural and Social Impacts.’ Representation in Texts for Young People.’ Summary: Summary: This study concerns women who This thesis addressed the gap in scholarship experienced the anti–Communist violence on how transgender characters and themes of 1965–66 in West Sumatra, Indonesia. are represented in media for young people. It makes an important contribution to Critical analysis reveals the successes and the understanding of resilience in a non– failures of such representation, which western society and also presents new plays a crucial role in influencing values insights into the impacts of the events of and beliefs of children and young adults in 1965–66 on one part of the Indonesian relation to gender diversity. community. Its approach that combines Principal Supervisor: narrative ethnography, the study of Dr Ann Vickery resilience, and historical study can serve as a model for future work that seeks to School: understand historical events from a new Communication and Creative Arts perspective. Christine Roma Schulz Principal Supervisor: Professor Ismet Fanany Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Learning to be Victorian Certificate of School: Applied Learning (VCAL) Educators.’ Humanities and Social Sciences Summary: Penelope Joy Pitt This thesis explores the everyday, Whose thesis is entitled: professional, adult learning of VCAL educators. Educators in this study ‘Family Photographs, Migrant Mothers and frequently learnt through haphazard Student Families: a Posthumanist Study.’ struggle in contexts unsupportive of their Summary: learning needs. Increasing potential for This thesis contributes a posthumanist VCAL educators’ professional learning study to the research literatures of includes challenging established practices migration and education, feminist of how VCAL and applied learning is migration studies, and family photography. perceived, spoken about and resourced. It expands understandings about the Principal Supervisor: movements, spatiotemporalities and Associate Professor Damian Blake affects involved in making the lives of migrant mothers, their student families and School: photograph collections, and contributes to Education post–methodology and ethics. Principal Supervisor: Dr Ruth Arber Co-Supervisor: Professor Julianne Moss School: Education

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 101 Thursday 5 October 12 pm Junjie Su Yetti Zainil Whose thesis is entitled: Whose thesis is entitled: ‘Intangible Cultural Heritage Safeguarding ‘Stimulated Recall: Unpacking Pedagogical in the Context of Tourism: A Case Study of Practice of Code–switching in Indonesia.’ Lijiang, China.’ Summary: Summary: This study explored the nature of language The thesis investigated relations between input provided in primary EFL classrooms intangible heritage and tourism in in Padang, Indonesia and that an enhanced China, through a case study on Lijiang. understanding of the pedagogical and As well as problematizing conventional affective functions of code–switching understandings of intangible heritage, which may contribute significantly to heritage protection practices and tourism English language pedagogy in EFL contexts commodification, the thesis also revealed in non–English speaking countries. It also the diversity of understandings and proved that Stimulated recall to be a dynamics between government officials, valuable technique for analysis and for the heritage experts and heritage practitioners. promotion of self–reflexivity. Principal Supervisor: Principal Supervisor: Professor Andrea Witcomb Dr Rod Neilsen School: School: Humanities and Social Sciences Education

Lisa Ruth Vinnicombe Whose thesis is entitled: ‘How do Teachers Perceive Mandated Pedagogical Change and its Enactment?’ Summary: This study investigated the impact of mandated pedagogical change on teachers. It traced the narratives of ten teachers and found that teacher identity and professionalism were crucial elements to consider when implementing change. It found that school leadership was integral to the change process. Principal Supervisor: Associate Professor Andrea Gallant School: Education

102 Deakin University Thursday 5 October 12 pm Faculty of Master of Applied Learning and Teaching – MALT Arts and Education Alana Lynette Briggs Andrea Rose Cusack Master Degrees Shannon Kate Gleeson Jasmine Claire Grogan James Brendan Hicks Deborah Kathleen Humphreys Nicole Elizabeth Holton Whose thesis is entitled: Benjamin Donald Joustra ‘Bushfire Safety: Examining the Space Helen Ann Lewis Between Theory and Practice.’ Mae Yin Kylie Louey Benjamin John Parsons Summary: Sarah Leanne Perry This thesis examines the space between Elona Toublis the theory and practice of bushfire safety. It found that the space lies at the intersection Master of Arts (International of three complex systems of bureaucracy, Relations) – MA(IR) people, and the environment. Responding Courtney Evann Andrijich to this dynamic requires facilitating human Mahmut Aytekin centred, strength–based practices to Susana Ashitkumar Basa enable emergent and novel collaboration Sarah Mae Espiritu between stakeholders. Jane Dorothy Eleanor Lovell Principal Supervisor: Shamilla Ranjitharupan Associate Professor Andrea Gallant Master of Arts (Writing and Co-Supervisor: Literature) – MA(WritLit) Associate Professor Phil Connors Michelle Jean Beamish School: Onyew Bongos–Ikwue Humanities and Social Sciences Susan Marianne Dorresteyn Claire Marita Gaskin Yang Wu Master of Communication – MComm Whose thesis is entitled: Wejdan Aboljadayel ‘Students’ Attitudes towards Mathematics Elizabeth Anderson and Math– Gender Stereotypes: Gender Ruth Ann Baaco and Year Levels.’ Michael Thomas John Barnes Summary: Thomas Louis Fearon This study explores gender and year Ying Guo level based similarities and differences in Jennifer Elizabeth Kelly students’ attitudes towards mathematics Erzsebet Suzanne Leczfalvy Bodor Smith (SATM), students’ math–gender stereotypes Devarubini Sathiaseelan (SMGS) and relationships between Hazal Bulut Senel SATM and SMGS. It further confirms the significance of gender equity in mathematics education, which still requires continuing work to make up the gap. Principal Supervisor: Dr Wanty Widjaja School: Education

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 103 Thursday 5 October 12 pm Master of Cultural Heritage – Master of International and MCultHeritage Community Development – Jessica Maree Aubert MIntl&CommDev Emma Natalya Busowsky Cox John Christopher Dagge Michael Cahill Clancy Sally Hopwood Simone Ewenson Ngaire Louise McCubben Allen Ferris Anne Norman Natalie Mastoris Mia Shelton Annie Quinn Medley Toby Zachariah Webb Elise Rachel Nuridin Alice O’Brien Master of Politics and Policy – Iryna Ordynat MPol&Policy Brett Maryniak Master of Education – MEd Natalie Siegel Rachael Lorraine Baron David James Curby Master of Professional Education and Rachael Cathryn Shane Training – MProfEd&Trng Melissa Wray Heidi Suzanne Bulda Master of Education (Educational Tarita Nimmi Dickson Leadership and Administration) – Master of Teaching – MTeach MEd(EdLdshp&Admin) Beth Louise Andrews Gail Lynette Quigley Hafsa Arif Sarah Victoria Chapman Master of Education (Special Carl Costolloe Educational Needs) – John William Creighton MEd(SpecEdNeeds) Keith Andrew Hale Sureela Balwan–Skepper Kimberley Hare Angela Bentley Craig Lee Heywood Elise Curnow Joanne Louise Humphreys Penelope Margaret Gooden Lucy Jones Luke John Goodman Chloe Lambrianou Rebecca Hotchin Fiona Suzanne McCallum Carolyn Suzanne King Suet Ying Miu Elise Jeannine MacDonald Sabrina Nazeri Catherine Mary Mackenzie Jacqueline Anne Parks Tanya Lorraine Osborne Jacqueline Maree Perdriau Masiha Rayan Prue Alice Slingsby Emily Jane Saunders Olivia Siqi Tan Rebekah Mary Kaye Simmons Amanda Lorraine Watkins Elizabeth Margaret Watts Elizabeth Mary Williams Master of Humanitarian Assistance – MHumAssist Ruth Rebecca Mathew Timothy James Pope

104 Deakin University Thursday 5 October 12 pm Master of Teaching (Primary) – Graduate Diplomas MTeach(Prim) Irene Antzoulatos Graduate Diploma of Communication – Tarryn Ashlea Delaney GDipComm Irena Krejic Brenna Davis–Cornelius Rachel Anne Murphy Siqi Liu Anastasia Sioras Steven Phillips Kathryn Emily Spry Claudia Marie Beatrice Piscitelli Emily Beth Turnbull Kushlani Premachandra Lauren Ann White Shana Paige Watson Samantha Jane Williams Kathryn Louise Yeaman Graduate Diploma of Development Studies – GDipDevStud Master of Teaching (Secondary) – Penelope Louisa Hill MTeach(Sec) Rubana Balasingam Graduate Diploma of International Rachel Clare and Community Development – Brandon Lee Cutajar GDipIntl&ComnDev Brianna Elise Kellett Suzette Dela Cruz Regalo Pnina Levin Thao Nguyen Du Joseph David Mangelsdorf Jakara Enders Emily Laura Peach Caitlin Lee Lewis Thomas Robert Rogers Vimbai Mutero Master of Teaching English to Samantha Palmer Speakers of other Languages – Ruth Whereat Amanda Jayne Whitney MTESOL Paul Wright Yuan Fei Fangdi He Graduate Diploma of International Jianghua Peng Relations – GDipIR Pachumporn Puangyaem Mark Dodd Evelyn Ek William James Maloney Graduate Diploma of Literary Studies – GDipLitStud Matthew John Stephens Graduate Diploma of Museum Studies – GDipMuseumStud Shu–Yen Yan Kheng Ee Julie Fenley Ariaan Hunter

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 105 Thursday 5 October 12 pm Graduate Diploma of Politics And Graduate Certificates Policy – GDipPol&Policy Donal Richard Stephen Benson Graduate Certificate of Heather Therese Marsh Communication – GCertComm Grant Geoffrey Smethurst Christina Conquest Jessica Tapp Gudrun Hannah Firth Graduate Diploma of Professional Parul Sharma Ella Louise McCarthy Political Practice – GDipPPP Melissa Margaret Inwood Graduate Certificate of Education – GCertEd Graduate Diploma of Professional Roslyn Joy Aylward Writing – GDipProfWrit Peter John Rhodes Aaron John Braszell Sarah De Vries Graduate Certificate of Education (Educational Graduate Diploma of Public Relations Leadership and Administration) – – GDipPR GCert(EdLdshp&Admin) Lauren Amelia Moore Anne–Marie Christensen Graduate Diploma of Teaching – Rachel Gilder GDipTeach Graduate Certificate of Education Rachel Leanne Doust (Special Needs) – GCertEd(SpecNeed) Caitlin Georgina Gamble Matthew Scott Sires Laura Jane Houniet Graduate Diploma of Writing and Graduate Certificate of Education Literature – GDipWrtngLit (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Julie–Anne Burwood Languages) – GCertTESOL Alexis Mitchell Fereshteh Babazadeh Melissa Jean O’Donovan Julie–Anne Bennett Hyo In Choi Alan Howard Day Anna Stella Frances Fryde Samantha Jane Murdoch Pieter Stok Yvonne Varley Graduate Certificate of Educational Business Leadership – GCertEBL Susan Aveyard Donna Baken Deanne Ellen Barnes Jillian Majella Bell Glenn Anthony Brown Deanna Butler Sonya Campbell Nicole Simone Cooper

106 Deakin University Thursday 5 October 12 pm Kirsten Sabine Crick Leanne Coll Naomi Ruth D’Arcy Camille Jeanne Gordon Fiona Isobel Dempsey Andrew Groves Nicole Lisa Donehue David Scott Hammond Patricia Diane Duffy Bidur Kafle Julie Karen George Beth Loveys Kathleen Margaret Guiver Eve Elizabeth Mayes Louise Mary Gunther Jennifer Rae McCann Maree Hardwicke Michael John Norton Janene Rose Heron Sophie Jean O’Keeffe Teresa Hickman Joanne Patrick Sharlot Holmes Emma Russell Toni Louise Innes Matthew Krehl Edward Thomas Theresa Margaret Jarvis Benjamin Whitburn Linda Louise Jenkins Karen Shirley Jermyn Graduate Certificate of Humanitarian Deirdre Kaye Kerr Leadership – GCertHumnLdshp Kirralee Jane Larkin Rawia Altaweel Laura McCart Judith Amar Lynette Marie McGuinness Reggie Aquino Denise Anne Moore Mark Dominic Bailey Yvette Michelle Moulsdale George Baragamu Meagan Muntz Chelsea Renee Bridgman Tanya Louise Price Vivien Marie Bull Margaret Ross Steve Burns Nancy Sandilands Natalie Jane Cohen Kirsten Rosemary Sharman Chanelle Monique Corena Sandra Leanne Sheridan Mark James Crowe Bronwyn Lorraine Thornton Dante Dalabajan Jade Uttley Rahel Asmare Dessie Kristine Warren Binija Laxmi Dhital Goperma Sharyn Leigh Widdowson Rachel Elizabeth Dunstone Fiona Leigh Winfield Claudio Eugenio Jamal Susan Rosemary Fenton Graduate Certificate of Film and Video Jay Frere Harvey – GCertFilm&Video Megan Gayford George Edward Clipp Shira Danielle Gitomer Richard Griffiths Graduate Certificate of Higher Beryl Chris Hartmann Education Learning and Teaching – Luke Alexander Hayman GCertHELT Kevin Sanya Heraniah Barbara Louise Allen Lucas Honauer Kate Louise Mccann Anderson Imeje Zacharia Elung’at Kaja Antlej Kathryn Elizabeth James Mohammad Taufiqul Arif Getenew Zewdu Kebite Alice Livingston Betteridge Koki Gilberto Epuu Sally Buchanan–Hagen Ian Grocott Krimmer Yasmin Chalmers Joanna Larvin

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 107 Thursday 5 October 12 pm Romain Jean–Claude Lasjuilliarias Graduate Certificate of Museum Jade Tifaine Armelle Legrand Studies – GCertMuseumStuds Emily Elizabeth Lyons Susanne Ciavatta Leo Gaula Mapmani Taylor Fitzgerald Daniel Mesfin Kate Ruby Hutchinson Krystal Millar Catherine Claire Turner Nevena Milutinovic Sinksar Moges Graduate Certificate of Teaching Glen William Mole English to Speakers of Other Linda Montgomery Languages – GCertTESOL Jessica Moujabber Fraulein Ross Englis David Munkley Zillah Tatjana May Hansen Filomena Nelson I–Ching Huang Anthony Brian Gachuru Njoroge Syeda Maryam Javed Paulin Igor Nkwosseu Wambou Linda–Michelle Kenyon Ezatullah Noori Le Nha Dan Thy Jacqueline Rioba Nyachieo Maliha Azhar Qureshi Mykiel Patcho Viet Thuy Han Trinh Machiel Salvador Pouw Ngoc Hong Tu Yara Raad Gianluca Ranzato Graduate Certificate of Writing and Barbara Ratusznik Literature – GCertWritLit Valerie Ruth Rowles Suzanne Margaret Kenton Adam Sampiev Janet Elizabeth Mulcahy Richard Francis Schembri Kylie Riley Stephane Senia Nicole Ross Muhumed Dubow Shurie Kristen Temple Daniel James Skehan Kaaren Smethurst Stephan Erik Smirou Petra Straight Rik Thorneclyff Viliami Tongamana Abigail Trewin Marcia Elena Vargas Padilla Graduate Certificate of International and Community Development – GCertIntl&ComnDev Julie Michelle Kirkwood Graduate Certificate Of International Relations – GCertIR Tanja Hagedorn Tom Nettleton

108 Deakin University Thursday 5 October 12 pm Bachelor Degrees Bachelor of Criminology with distinction/Bachelor of Psychological Bachelor of Arts (Honours) – BA(Hons) Science with distinction – BCrim/ Elizabeth Suzanne Gloster BPsychSc William Anthony Kent Theresa Elisabeth Dwyer Leanne Julie Meikle Nicola Grace Webb Naba Rubaie Bachelor of Criminology with Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours) – distinction/Bachelor of Psychological BCA(Hons) Science – BCrim/BPsychSc Jessica Grace Briar Byrne Meghan Louise Hanna Daryl Elizabeth Center Maddison Louise Finley Bachelor of Criminology/ Bachelor of Psychological Science – Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ BCrim/BPsychSc Bachelor of Commerce with Chelsea May Clarke distinction – BA/BCom Elizabeth Rachel Evans Elisha Mary Catalano Jessica Tamiya Kidane Angus Holman Coverdale Bachelor of International Studies/ Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ Bachelor of Commerce – BIntlSt/ Bachelor of Commerce – BA/BCom BCom Rafidah Laila Ahmad Gizem Nur Han Gabrielle Mary Bekhuis Cameron Alexander Hall Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary)/ Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Bachelor of Arts – BTeach(Sec)/BA Commerce – BA/BCom Helen Marie Allison Robert John Blaszczyk Bachelor of Arts with distinction – BA Sean Douglas Brodrick Mohammad R B A Alali Ryan Anthony Byrnes Lilian Naomi Arnold Rebecca Laura Gonsalves Keith Ayliffe Nathan Benjamin Hall Christina Marie Beres Chloe Ann Healey Carl Beswick Nyta Ka Nicholas Bradbury Vivian Lam Ritamarie Giovanna Gaja Aimee Maria Mensink Justin William Grulke Aaron Wong Keith Andrew Healy Bachelor of Arts with distinction/ Bradley Luke Hunt Janita Khalife Bachelor of Science with distinction – Sharon Marie Kuring BA/BSc Barry Andrew Laming Melissa Kathleen Quick Gabrielle Ching–Bo Leung Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science Eden Joy Mathieson Arissa Binti Meor Zain Azman – BA/BSc Elizabeth Putri Narwastu Holly Ingleborough Cropper Nicholas Riley Oates

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 109 Thursday 5 October 12 pm Oliver Charles Overman Kim Dung Nguyen Birralee Paitson Vinh Dac Nguyen Thomas Andrew Poulsen William D’Arcy O’Donnell Maris Rispoli–Yovanovic Jesse Bryce Page Dhruva Samanta Oliver Gene Mackay Price Bridgette Ruby Sullivan Sam Thomas Ratcliffe Gemma Grace Tarpey–Brown Savo Simic Holly Paige Terry Olivia Hannah Stott Sophie Catherine Thompson Emel Fatma Thorn Symone Renae Vines Ho Man Yiu Jayden Shane Walker Elizabeth Wilhelm Bachelor of Arts (Media and Claire Xian Communication) with distinction – BA(Media&Comm) Bachelor of Arts – BA Randi Guna Indra James Brian Alford Max Cooper McLennan Sukaina Ali Dorothy Nicole Cabrera Mercado Davud Altuntas Ashlee Jade Smith Martin James Andrews Jacob Francis Batchelor Bachelor of Arts (Media and Licia Berlinda Communication) – BA(Media&Comm) Marguerita Therese Black Jack James Brown–Dargan Morgan Ashlea Carter Kevin Dao Tsz Fung Chan Matthew Grskovic Elizabeth Charters Kyra Jeanelle Harding Rebecca Tze Sing Chieng Bonnie Elizabeth Kelly Michelle Chiu Matthew McInerney Rebecca Stewart Connolly Emilia Kristiani Zhu Takdare Maddison Rae Crumpton Amber Kate Teesdale Zachariah Dylan Deller Catherine Olivia Ubay Liam Michael Donnelly Jiarui Zhu James Christopher Gale Elena Michelle Gazis Bachelor of Arts (Professional and Daniel Mark Gibbs Creative Writing) with distinction – Simon Robert Hallett BA(Prof&CreatvWrit) Simon Gregory Hewes Vanessa Nicole Andrew Xiaoge Huang Lucy Butler Hana Tilahun James Jennifer Depaolis Nikolina Jankovic Candace Lauren Martin–Burgers Dashnore Kerimovska Melanie Fay Pellis Bradley John Kermond Michelle Frances Sadler Midheta Lemes Chloe Lew Stephen Kevin MacGregor Oscar Thomas MacHen Sinead Marie McKee Taylor Nicole McKinnon–Grant Nadia Jo Miksad

110 Deakin University Thursday 5 October 12 pm Bachelor of Arts (Professional Bachelor of Communication (Media) and Creative Writing) – with distinction – BComm(Media) BA(Prof&CreatvWrit) Benjamin Francis Lawless Adrian Vince Aloi Bachelor of Communication (Media) – Patrick Amarant Charles Jack Johnson BComm(Media) Hannah Elizabeth Thomson Supun Pramuditha Hasthimuni Joshua Peter Whelan Bachelor of Communication Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) (Public Relations) with distinction – with distinction – BA(Psych) BComm(PR) Emily Margaret Cascarino Saania Habeeb Raissa Donadon Berne Olivia Kate Ross David Donald Hunt Bachelor of Communication Paulina Maria Tragarz (Public Relations) – BComm(PR) Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) – Angela Grace Bracamante BA(Psych) Spencer William Cambridge Monique Ann Biedrzycki Kimberley Dinh Thomas Ian Greensmith Heidi Christina Fonovic Milly Jamini Josephine Isabella Gonzalez Alicia Michelin Chido Samuriwo Nicole Cherie Harris Shanna Josie Stephenson Emily Rebecca Rathmell Bachelor of Arts (Public Relations) Bachelor of Creative Arts (Animation with distinction – BA(PR) and Motion Capture) with distinction – Tracey Killeen BCA(AnimMoCap) Linn Tara Karlsen Haugland Bachelor of Arts (Public Relations) – BA(PR) Bachelor of Creative Arts Cauley Mack Beetham (Animation and Motion Capture) – Laura Cinerari BCA(AnimMoCap) Angus Bernard Clavin Spenta Rumy Patel Anna Kim Czermak Abigail Pavithra Ravindran Lyna Duong Yuzhe Wang Jadranka Marica Erceg Bryanna Jean Kloosterman Bachelor of Creative Arts (Dance) – Georgia Paige Loveday BCA(Dance) Sarah Presnell Elodie Lee Fok Tong Danielle Cecile Watt Siobhan Louise Wend Bachelor of Creative Arts (Drama) with distinction – BCA(Drama) Bachelor of Communication Lilia Kennedy (Digital Media) with distinction – Sonja Marie Mounsey BComm(DigMedia) Ellen Jaime Alexandra Phillips Dustin Jacob Kochen Emma Kate Stenta Naomi Rebecca Wood

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 111 Thursday 5 October 12 pm Bachelor of Creative Arts (Drama) – Bachelor of Creative Arts BCA(Drama) (Photography) – BCA(Photo) Meg Frances Goodwin Cara Robyn Green Blair Ippolito Adam Patrick O’Sullivan Hugh Alexander Kearney Alicia Angela Ruberto Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts) with distinction – BCA(VisArts) Bachelor of Creative Arts (Film and Elizabeth Jane Pearson Digital Media) with distinction – BCA(Film&DigMedia) Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Arts) Jason Jeffrey Barter – BCA(VisArts) Yong Sin Ng Evangelia Konstantinidis Gemma Mary Stack Xinran Ma Abe Matthew Wynen Adriane Septianingrum Bachelor of Creative Arts (Film and Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Digital Media) – BCA(Film&DigMedia) Communication Design) with Michael Robert James Auricht distinction – BCA(VisCommDes) Jesse Andrew Dragonetti Muhamad Fazli Abdullah Jeremy Brendan Symonds Natasha Argentaro Kyle Williams Matthew Hayden Corbo Bradley James Fay Bachelor of Creative Arts (Film Nicole Hodkova and Television) with distinction – Dennis Ioannou BCA(FilmTV) Peigeng Jiang Jacqueline Anne Del Rossi Jacinta Katylina Kay Megan Louise Donaldson Kirsti Einbu Mathisen Sean Peter Fox Sian Mary Alexandra Nelson Pia Annie Harrington Aaron Joel Walker Nicholas John McNiece Bachelor of Creative Arts (Visual Shannon Michaelas Anthony Michael Orsini Communication Design) – Christopher Jason O’Toole BCA(VisCommDes) Madeline Claire Sheehan Indiana Richards Haussegger Rebecca Lauren Thompson Jessica Lee Methven Danielle Jade Turner Kelsey Totton Hai My Tran Bachelor of Creative Arts (Film and Television) – BCA(FilmTV) Bachelor of Criminology Adele Felicia Gianfriddo with distinction – BCrim Leo Houssami Jorg Michael Speck Yuchen Li Emily Rose Vervaart Gideon Sztajer Claudia Zagontinos

112 Deakin University Thursday 5 October 12 pm Bachelor of Criminology – BCrim Bachelor of Early Childhood Education Amanda Danquah (International) with distinction – Bill Francis Dow BECE(I) Courtney Jane Ellen Nurdiana Abdul Rahim Paige Nicole Fairchild Farah Hanna Siddiqi Binte Mohamed Paul Steven Feola Shahar Sorcha Lavinia Finnen–Evans Yinshuang Cai Todd Barry Grant Chong Oi Li Matthew Robert Hopkins Gan Gek Teng David Zachary Meachen Kalavathi Periasamy Haley Neate Gek Ngo Ling Jessica Ann Patti Sher Lee Sherie Low Mateo Perkovic Nashitah Binte Mohamed Eusuff Wandy Vun Norhayati Mohd Samsulhok Bachelor of Early Childhood Education Norhima Binte Selamat with distinction – BECE Nur Hafiza Binte Hamzah Siti Suhaila Binte Supomo Madeline Diane Ballinger Sivakami Sreenivasan Nicole Marie Barnes Soh Lay Choo Tailor Byrne Jia Ying Janice Tan Rebecca Anne Callanan Si Yu Tan Laura Amy Hill Annie Kloppenborg Bachelor of Early Childhood Education Paige Jessica Tait (International) – BECE(I) Bronte Wills Sriwidarti Binte Amran Bachelor of Early Childhood Education Bachelor of Education (Primary) – BECE with distinction – BEd(Prim) Janaye Elina Benton Amy Elizabeth Mulcahy Caitlin Joy Dare Michelle Phyllis Thomas Danlu Zhu Christopher William Thompson Bachelor of Education (Primary) – BEd(Prim) Kristy Bourdakis Richard Warwick Helliar Robert Alexander Kimpton Hunter Demi Jayne McLaren Trent Michael Mittner Emma Bianca Pettolino Bachelor of Educational Studies – BEdStudies Teagan Elisabeth Ridgwell

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 113 Thursday 5 October 12 pm Bachelor of Film and Digital Media – Associate Degrees BFilm&DigMedia Andre Jean–Louis Le Coz Associate Degree of Arts – ADA James Thomson–Officer Jack Herd Bachelor of Health and Physical Associate Degree of Arts, Business Education with distinction – and Sciences (Arts Studies) – ADAB&S BHealthPhysEd Damon O’Loughlin Michelle Louise Crilly Elly Kate Trevethan Diplomas Bachelor of Health and Physical Education – BHealthPhysEd Diploma of Arabic – DipArabic Clint Blennerhassett Patricia Ann Copping Harry Louis Bowman Luke Edward McGorlick Sam Wilson Davies Diploma of Chinese – DipChinese Kane Joseph Podesta Morgan Richard Burcher Bachelor of International Studies with Diploma of Language – DipLang distinction – BIntlStuds Ali Farhat Arjmand James Vincent Bourke Jordan Rui Min Harrick Thomas James Ronald Dryburgh Bridget Henry Aurelia Juanita Freilich Caleb Hooke Sara Lailey Bianca Margaret Ruddell Harry Maxwell Quealy Bachelor of International Studies – BIntlStuds Christopher James Chenoweth Christopher James Dwyer James Ronald Mooney Tanaka Nyamvura Andrew Leigh Ross Ian Christopher Smith Umayal Valli Srikantha Stephen William Tate Ashley Paul Wilsnach Bachelor of Teaching (Secondary) with distinction – BTeach(Sec) Rachel Elizabeth Apps

114 Deakin University Prizes and Awards

Alfred Deakin Professor Council established the title of Alfred Deakin Professor to recognise members of Deakin University professoriate who have made a sustained, high level contribution to research at Deakin. The title is the highest honour the University can bestow on a member of academic staff. The title of Alfred Deakin Professor will be conferred upon Professor Beverley Oliver, Professor Russell Tytler and Professor Christine Ure.

Professor Beverley Oliver Fellowship (Assuring Graduate Capabilities $350,000) completed in 2015, a Teaching Professor Oliver was appointed as Pro Fellowship (Benchmarking Partnerships for Vice-Chancellor Learning Futures in 2012 Graduate Employability) in 2010. and Deputy Vice-Chancellor Education in 2013. She leads Deakin’s education strategy It is testament to Beverley’s expertise and to advance the Deakin Promise to offer ‘a determination that she has been able to lead brilliant education where you are and where Deakin’s innovative and ambitious learning you want to go’. and teaching agenda and maintain her research output. Professor Oliver also researches and publishes in areas associated with graduate employability, graduate skills and capabilities, assessment and evidence of learning, digital credentialing, curriculum reform and digital innovation. Her expertise has been recognised through two national Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning and several nationally funded grants and fellowships, including a National Teaching

Graduation Ceremonies | October 2017 115 Professor Russell Tytler knowledge and capability, assessment, and links between the schooling system and Professor Tytler has held a Chair in Science community STEM practices. His work has Education since 2005 and has worked at fostered partnerships between researchers in Deakin since 1998. Professor Tytler has Education and the Science discipline and the national and international esteem in the field higher education sector, school systems and of science education and his research has university- industry-school collaborations. He impacted research directions in teaching, is currently leading research linking art and learning and the design of curriculum science through creativity and imagination in and pedagogy for STEM education across scientific reasoning and knowledge building. preschool, school and higher education in Australia and internationally. Having worked Professor Tytler has established STEM for nearly two decades at Deakin University Education research as a major component he has demonstrated both outstanding of SRC research activities at Deakin: firstly as and sustained contributions to furthering the Co-director of the Centre for Research Deakin’s research and scholarship and in Education Futures Innovation (CREFI), and learning and teaching aims. His recent call more recently in the centre for Research for for a re-imagining of science education has Educational Impact (REDI), as leader of the been highly influential on curriculum policy STEM research program. Professor Tytler’s in Australia. He has extensive international leadership in STEM Education program research links, having held visiting professor is evident in the success with ARC and position in Europe and Asia. other funded projects that he has led and contributed to. His research is exemplified The scope of Professor Tytler’s research has through many outstanding projects. included the practices of individual teachers and learner outcomes, classroom teaching and learning processes including digital pedagogies, and school and system wide innovation involving school and teacher improvement, STEM teacher professional

116 Deakin University replace the more traditional practicum model for around 5,000 preservice teachings each year. She is also a member of the Victorian Government Teacher Supply and Demand Reference Group and the Minister’s Expert Panel for Schools. She also has oversight of the Skilling the Bay Project, Successful Students – STEM Program, designed to build teaching capability in secondary schools and encourage student awareness and future employment opportunities in STEM related industries. She was also a named investigator of a major research consultancy involving the professional development of senior educational managers in Vietnam valued at over AU$220,000 during 2016. Professor Ure contributes expertise in research and development in the areas of Professor Christine Ure learning and teaching and curriculum and Professor Christine Ure commenced her has extensive experience in the management career at Deakin in 2012 as Head of the of teacher education projects in Australia, School of Education. In the 2017 Quacquarelli Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, India Symonds discipline rankings Education was and Vietnam. Her most recent research and ranked 28 in the world (up from 31 in the development activities have focused on how 2016 ranking) and remains ranked at 5th in learning goals and the design of services and Australia. programs meet the educational needs of users and systems. Professor Ure is a leader in the national debate around teacher education reform and Professor Ure has made a significant led the Victorian debate in her capacity as contribution to the teacher education President of the Victorian Council of Deans reform agenda in Australia and has defined of Education. One of the major reforms a most useful role for Deakin in that reform. in teacher education led by Professor Ure She has further developed the national is Deakin’s Teach for Australia Initiative and international reputation of the School 2015-2018 which is a partnership with of Education and is viewed as one of Teach for Australia and the Commonwealth the Australia’s experts in Initial Teacher Government for the delivery of Deakin’s Education. Master of Teaching to approximately 450 schools across Australia, including many regional and remote schools. This has set a new standard and approach to sustainable and partnership based teacher education for Australia. Under Professor Ure’s leadership, the School of Education plans to extend the model over the next few years so that this operating approach to professional experience and industry partnership will

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