GRADUATION CEREMONIES 2017 Acknowledgement of Country UniSA respects the Kaurna, Boandik and Barngarla peoples’ spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge the diversity of Aboriginal peoples, past and present. Artist: Find out more about the University’s commitment Rikurani to reconciliation at unisa.edu.au/RAP Elyshia Lay Nothing 2016. Acrylic on Canvas. Dimensions Variable

This booklet exhibits the outstanding work of graduates of the University of South Australia’s School of Art, Architecture and Design. Chancellor’s welcome

Today is a time for celebration as you mark both the end and the beginning of exciting parts of your lives. It is also an occasion on which to look forward to the opportunities available to you as a graduate of the University of South Australia. I am honoured to be able to share this special event with you, and your family and friends. During your time with the University of South Australia you have developed a set of distinctive qualities which describe the knowledge, skills and personal abilities that you will need as you move into a constantly changing global economy. You have acquired an international outlook; a capacity for critical thought and lifelong learning; an ability to communicate effectively and work autonomously and cooperatively; and a sense of social responsibility. You are well equipped to succeed, confident in the knowledge and skills you possess. Congratulations and all the very best as you start the next big adventure in your lives.

Mr Jim McDowell Chancellor

Mr Jim McDowell LLB (Honours) Mr Jim McDowell is currently Chair of the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation and the Air Warfare Destroyer Principals Council. He is also a Board Member of the Defence Council Victoria, Royal Automobile Association (RAA) and St Peter’s College Council of Governors. He is also a Non-Executive Director of both Codan Ltd and Austal Ltd. Mr McDowell also advises the Federal Government in a number of areas of Defence and Defence Procurement. He is a member of the First Principles Review of the Department of Defence and is currently on the Expert Advisory Panel for the Future Submarine Program. Prior to this he spent 35 years in the aerospace, shipbuilding and defence industries, most recently as Chief Executive Officer of BAE Systems Saudi Arabia (a $6 billion business) and for almost 11 years prior to that as CEO of BAE Systems Australia, the nation’s largest defence contractor. He has lived and worked in the UK, the USA, Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia and Saudi Arabia. Vice Chancellor’s welcome

Graduating with a university degree represents a major milestone in life. Now you’re about to enter a whole new world of wonderful opportunities. You will leave us today with a parchment and a career path and we couldn’t be prouder of you. I am very pleased to share the excitement of this day with you and with the people who have supported you throughout your studies: your family, your friends and your mentors. Yours is an important graduation ceremony and we are celebrating your success along with our own. We have come a long way since 1991 when we amalgamated colleges of advanced education and institutes of technology to become the University of South Australia. Now we’re considered one of the world’s best young universities, an enterprising institution putting our best teaching and research into creating bright futures for our students and partnering with industry and the professions to bring the benefits of that teaching and research to our community. I hope the achievement you celebrate today opens many doors of opportunities for you so that you can make your mark as a global citizen, a professional in everything you do. You, like almost 200,000 graduates who have preceded you, are very important to us; you are our success stories, the role models for current students and those who might follow in your footsteps. As your career grows and your success is assured, current students look at you and see what’s possible in their own lives. I wish you every success, happiness and prosperity as you take your first steps into your new lives as graduates of the University of South Australia.

Professor David Lloyd Vice Chancellor and President

Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CChem, FRSC David Lloyd is the Vice Chancellor and President of the University of South Australia. A Dublin-born and educated chemist who specialises in computer-aided drug design, Professor Lloyd joined the university at the beginning of 2013, re-focusing it as a university of enterprise and shaping its activities to better meet the challenges of the 21st century. Globally connected and engaged in helping solve the problems of industry and the professions, the University is now building partnerships that will ensure it remains at the cutting-edge of creativity and new knowledge. In May 2014 Professor Lloyd was appointed to the South Australia Economic Development Board (EDB) to establish the networks between education, research and industry that will transition the South Australian economy into one of innovation and growth. Before joining the University of South Australia, Professor Lloyd was Bursar and Director of Strategic Innovation at Trinity College Dublin, one of Europe’s oldest and most prominent universities. He had also been Dean and Vice President of Research at Trinity and was concurrently the inaugural Chair of the Irish Research Council. He holds a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Applied Chemistry and a PhD in Medicinal Organic Chemistry from Dublin City University, and was also a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin. Professor Lloyd has published extensively in related fields in high impact international journals while generating significant grant income. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry. With around 32,000 students, including About the almost 6,000 of whom are international students, UniSA offers degree programs in business, education, arts, social sciences, University of health sciences, information technology, engineering and the environment that are South Australia designed with strong professional emphasis and in partnership with industry. Its graduate The University of South Australia (UniSA) is employment rates are above the national a young institution with an agile, innovative average. The University is rated Number approach to educating tomorrow’s One in South Australia for the employment professionals and solving today’s rate of its graduates; 90 per cent of those challenges. As a University of Enterprise, its going on to full-time work are employed in a efforts are focused on providing economic professional occupation within four months and social benefits to the nation and the of completing their degree. world. The University continues to develop a Formed in 1991, the University has already strong research environment and, in the established a global reputation for the latest Excellence In Research Australia (ERA), quality and creativity of its graduates and 97 per cent of its research was classified the innovative, outcomes-focused relevance as world class or above. It is home to a of its research. range of dedicated research institutes and centres and is a key partner in a number Its global reputation continues to grow. of Cooperative Research Centres that, in It is ranked 24th in the QS World’s Top 50 collaboration with industry and government, universities under 50 years-old and was are focused on helping to deliver practical most recently rated as one of the most and enduring solutions to real-world innovative universities in Asia by Reuters. problems. The University maintains a strong Among the University of South Australia’s commitment to teaching and learning, priority areas for multidisciplinary research and ranks in the top 10 nationally for the are health sciences, resources and energy proportion of its staff with a doctorate (73 sustainability, world-changing designs per cent). Its MBA program consistently and technologies, resilient and inclusive ranks amongst the best in the country, societies and the enhanced quality and holding a five-star rating for eight productivity of working life. consecutive years (as awarded by the Graduate Management Association of Its research capabilities include the new Australia). multi-million dollar Future Industries Institute (FII) which focuses on building is a framework for cultural change and knowledge and capacity in core future commits the University to develop better industries; the Hawke Research Institute, opportunities and outcomes for Aboriginal Australia’s largest social science and people. humanities institute, the Sansom Institute for Health Research, the University’s The University of South Australia also premier health and biomedical research prides itself on being an integral part of, concentration and the Ehrenberg-Bass as well as a committed contributor to, the Institute for Marketing Science, one of the communities and society that it serves. world’s leading centres for research in That commitment is reflected in its vast marketing. worldwide alumni network and in the major artistic endeavours, sporting events and Other key research groupings are focused public attractions the University embraces on discoveries in the fundamental causes and supports. of cancer, and translating these discoveries into new ways to prevent and treat this Lectures, seminars and research projects disease. presented at the University’s Hawke Centre attract national and international speakers With campuses in the heart of Adelaide, in and offer informed viewpoints on key global the metropolitan area (Mawson Lakes and issues through events such as the annual Magill) and in the regional cities of Whyalla Hawke Lecture, and the Nelson Mandela and Mount Gambier, the University provides Lecture Series. opportunities to students from a wide range of geographic, socio-economic and cultural With its thought-provoking programs backgrounds. It is currently implementing and exhibitions, the Samstag Museum a $1 billion-plus building program to of Art is one of Australia’s pre-eminent further enhance its physical and virtual contemporary art museums. It is recognised infrastructure. for its excellence and leadership, and its reputation is integral to the University being Across the University, its broad range recognised as a leading Australian cultural of programs is designed to increase institution. opportunity for Aboriginal people, and those who have experienced educational, social The University is also a proud supporter or geographical disadvantage. It was the of vital community events including the first Australian university to make a formal Adelaide Festival, WOMADelaide’s Planet commitment to reconciliation and to embed Talks and the Santos Tour Down Under UCI this in the institution’s core values. It was the World Tour cycling race. first South Australian university to develop its own Reconciliation Action Plan which Our journey so far 1991 The South Australian College of Advanced The University of South Australia (UniSA) was established in 1991 but Education (SACAE) designated as one of our foundations date back to the latter half of the 19th century. The only eight Distance Education Centres. forerunners of today’s UniSA were the South Australian School of Art, The University of South Australia (UniSA) was 1992 founded in 1856, the first of several Teacher Training Colleges formed in established upon the merger of SAIT and Professor David Robinson appointed three SACAE campuses. Vice Chancellor. 1876, and the School of Mines and Industries which was established in 1889. These schools were renowned for providing quality education and John McDonald appointed first Chancellor; The Hon Dr Basil Hetzel Professor Alan Mead the first Vice Chancellor. AC appointed Chancellor for responding to the needs of the nascent colony of South Australia. of the University of South Australia. 1993 UniSA became a foundation member of the Australian Technology Network (ATN) federation. 1856 UniSA commenced teaching programs 1994 The School of Art was established offshore, beginning with the International by Charles Hill just MBA in Singapore. 15 years after the Professor Eleanor Ramsay, proclamation of the first-ever Australian Pro the new colony of Vice Chancellor charged Two of the University’s key research South Australia. 1876 with improving equity and institutes, the Ian Wark Research The Training School, the first South access to education, was Institute (IWRI) and the Institute for Australian Teachers College, was founded. appointed. Telecommunications Research (ITR), were officially opened. The Distance Education Centre building at 1889 Underdale was opened. The South Australian School of Mines and Industries was established. 1906 Louis Laybourne Smith established the first 1996 The Unaipon School was opened offering architectural course at the a range of programs in Aboriginal and South Australian School of 1997 The City West campus Australian Studies. Mines and Industries. was officially opened 1907 by Governor General Sir Adelaide Kindergarten Training College William Dean. for teachers was established with strong advocacy from Lillian de Lissa. UniSA identified seven unique graduate qualities 1918 that described the knowledge, skills and 1998 UniSA awarded an The Adelaide Technical High School was honorary doctorate founded as a preparatory school for the personal abilities required in professional to then President courses offered by the School of Mines and careers. of South Africa, Industries. UniSA became the first Australian university Nelson Mandela. 1960 to develop a Statement of Commitment to Australian Reconciliation. The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre 1965 was established. The SAIT opened Whyalla campus to meet Professor Denise the growing demand for skills in the steel Bradley was named 1999 and shipping industries. David Klingberg AM the University’s Vice succeeded Dr Basil Hetzel Chancellor and President. AC as Chancellor. Extensively involved in The Adelaide Technical High School and national education policy UniSA won the Business SA the South Australian School of Mines groups for more than two Export Award for education and Industries merged to form the South 1982 decades, she chaired the Expert Panel in for the first time. Australian Institute of Technology (SAIT). The South Australian College of Advanced 2008 that undertook the National Review Education (SACAE) was formed out of the The University won it again in 2000, 2001, of Higher Education. amalgamation of the Adelaide College 2004 and 2006. of the Arts and Education (including the Now Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley Underdale and City campuses) along with AC, she was made a Companion of the the Hartley (Magill), Salisbury and Sturt Order of Australia, Australia’s highest Colleges of Advanced Education. honour, in recognition of her service to higher education. Our journey so far 1991 The South Australian College of Advanced The University of South Australia (UniSA) was established in 1991 but Education (SACAE) designated as one of our foundations date back to the latter half of the 19th century. The only eight Distance Education Centres. forerunners of today’s UniSA were the South Australian School of Art, The University of South Australia (UniSA) was 1992 founded in 1856, the first of several Teacher Training Colleges formed in established upon the merger of SAIT and Professor David Robinson appointed three SACAE campuses. Vice Chancellor. 1876, and the School of Mines and Industries which was established in 1889. These schools were renowned for providing quality education and John McDonald appointed first Chancellor; The Hon Dr Basil Hetzel Professor Alan Mead the first Vice Chancellor. AC appointed Chancellor for responding to the needs of the nascent colony of South Australia. of the University of South Australia. 1993 UniSA became a foundation member of the Australian Technology Network (ATN) federation. 1856 UniSA commenced teaching programs 1994 The School of Art was established offshore, beginning with the International by Charles Hill just MBA in Singapore. 15 years after the Professor Eleanor Ramsay, proclamation of the first-ever Australian Pro the new colony of Vice Chancellor charged Two of the University’s key research South Australia. 1876 with improving equity and institutes, the Ian Wark Research The Training School, the first South access to education, was Institute (IWRI) and the Institute for Australian Teachers College, was founded. appointed. Telecommunications Research (ITR), were officially opened. The Distance Education Centre building at 1889 Underdale was opened. The South Australian School of Mines and Industries was established. 1906 Louis Laybourne Smith established the first 1996 The Unaipon School was opened offering architectural course at the a range of programs in Aboriginal and South Australian School of 1997 The City West campus Australian Studies. Mines and Industries. was officially opened 1907 by Governor General Sir Adelaide Kindergarten Training College William Dean. for teachers was established with strong advocacy from Lillian de Lissa. UniSA identified seven unique graduate qualities 1918 that described the knowledge, skills and 1998 UniSA awarded an The Adelaide Technical High School was honorary doctorate founded as a preparatory school for the personal abilities required in professional to then President courses offered by the School of Mines and careers. of South Africa, Industries. UniSA became the first Australian university Nelson Mandela. 1960 to develop a Statement of Commitment to Australian Reconciliation. The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre 1965 was established. The SAIT opened Whyalla campus to meet Professor Denise the growing demand for skills in the steel Bradley was named 1999 and shipping industries. David Klingberg AM the University’s Vice succeeded Dr Basil Hetzel Chancellor and President. AC as Chancellor. Extensively involved in The Adelaide Technical High School and national education policy UniSA won the Business SA the South Australian School of Mines groups for more than two Export Award for education and Industries merged to form the South 1982 decades, she chaired the Expert Panel in for the first time. Australian Institute of Technology (SAIT). The South Australian College of Advanced 2008 that undertook the National Review Education (SACAE) was formed out of the The University won it again in 2000, 2001, of Higher Education. amalgamation of the Adelaide College 2004 and 2006. of the Arts and Education (including the Now Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley Underdale and City campuses) along with AC, she was made a Companion of the the Hartley (Magill), Salisbury and Sturt Order of Australia, Australia’s highest Colleges of Advanced Education. honour, in recognition of her service to higher education. 2000 2006 Nelson Mandela was announced as the Professor John Ralston was named UniSA’s new International Patron of UniSA’s Bob first Laureate Professor. Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre. 2001 The Australian Minerals Science Research The University celebrated its Institute (AMSRI), headquartered at UniSA’s 10th anniversary. Ian Wark Research Institute, was officially opened. It was supported by the largest ARC Linkage Grant ever awarded. 2007 2002 Professor Peter Høj joined UniSA as Vice UniSA was named the leading provider of The Cooperative Research Centre Chancellor and President of the University offshore programs in Australia by IDP. for Contamination Assessment and following Professor Denise Bradley’s The University won the award again in Remediation of the Environment (CRC retirement. 2003 and 2004. CARE) was officially launched. UniSA sponsored the Tour Down Under cycling race for the first time. The Royal Australian Institute of Architects awarded the nation’s highest accolade for a public building to UniSA’s Kaurna Building. 2008 UniSA was awarded $40 million through the Federal Government’s Education FedSat, Australia’s experimental satellite 2009 Investment Fund to help build the $73 Associate Professor Mahfuz Aziz won the developed by the CRC for Satellite Systems million building to house the Materials and Prime Minister’s Award for the Australian and including UniSA-designed payloads, Minerals Science Learning and Research Teacher of the Year. was launched. Hub at Mawson Lakes. UniSA public health researcher, Professor The UniSA Northern Adelaide Partnerships Dr Ian Gould AM, Kerin O’Dea AO, was appointed as a (UNAP) program was established to a resources industry member of the National Health and underpin economic and social development professional, was Medical Research Council (NHMRC), and and improve education participation in appointed as the chaired the NHMRC’s new Prevention and severely disadvantaged communities. University’s new Chancellor Community Health Committee. 2003 following the retirement of UniSA was named an Employer of Choice UniSA joined Pedal Prix, the Human Powered David Klingberg AM. for Women for the first time. Vehicle super series, as lead sponsor. 2004 The University of South Australia Business School 2005 2010 The first stage of the University’s $100 The UniSA College was launched to offer became only the million capital development program, more opportunities for South Australians to second in Australia Blueprint 2005, was completed and five gain access to tertiary education. to receive European new buildings–the Kaurna Building, the UniSA joined forces with the International Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) Dorrit Black Building, the Garth Boomer Space University in Strasbourg, France, to accreditation, one of two major Building, the Basil Hetzel Building and the bring world-class space education to the forms of international accreditation for Mawson Centre–were opened. business schools. southern hemisphere. The University UniSA secured $30 million from the Federal The University received an launched four new Government’s Education Investment Fund The UniSA-based Centre for Muslim and overwhelmingly positive report from the research institutes towards the cost of a $85 million learning Non-Muslim Understanding was launched Australian Universities Quality Agency – the Ehrenberg centre to be built in Adelaide’s West End. in India by then Minister of Education and (AUQA) audit, including 16 commendations Bass Institute for future Prime Minister, Julia Gillard. for good practice. Marketing Science, UniSA received $10 million in funding from the Sansom UniSA graduated its 100,000th student, the Australian Government to establish a Institute for Health Charlotte Mukamuberwa, a Rwandan refugee Chair in Child Protection at the University. Research, the Hawke now with a Bachelor of Commerce degree. Research Institute 2011 UniSA delivered the Australian International In the 2011 QS World University Rankings, for Sustainable Society, and the Institute the University of South Australia showed Space University intensive professional for Sustainable Systems and Technologies development program, confirming South the biggest improvement of any Australian (since renamed the Barbara Hardy university for the second year running to Australia’s position as a centre for space Institute). education and training. be ranked 11th in Australia. It remains in the The UniSA Mount Gambier Regional Centre top three per cent of more than 10,000 UniSA won the Institutional Award from the was opened and the Centre for Regional universities worldwide. Australian Learning and Teaching Council Engagement established. for Provision of Services to the Community. The first national Excellence in Research UniSA was ranked in the top 200 for Australia (ERA) assessment showed universities worldwide by The Times Higher that around 70 per cent of UniSA research Education Supplement. assessed was world-class standard or above. 2000 2006 Nelson Mandela was announced as the Professor John Ralston was named UniSA’s new International Patron of UniSA’s Bob first Laureate Professor. Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre. 2001 The Australian Minerals Science Research The University celebrated its Institute (AMSRI), headquartered at UniSA’s 10th anniversary. Ian Wark Research Institute, was officially opened. It was supported by the largest ARC Linkage Grant ever awarded. 2007 2002 Professor Peter Høj joined UniSA as Vice UniSA was named the leading provider of The Cooperative Research Centre Chancellor and President of the University offshore programs in Australia by IDP. for Contamination Assessment and following Professor Denise Bradley’s The University won the award again in Remediation of the Environment (CRC retirement. 2003 and 2004. CARE) was officially launched. UniSA sponsored the Tour Down Under cycling race for the first time. The Royal Australian Institute of Architects awarded the nation’s highest accolade for a public building to UniSA’s Kaurna Building. 2008 UniSA was awarded $40 million through the Federal Government’s Education FedSat, Australia’s experimental satellite 2009 Investment Fund to help build the $73 Associate Professor Mahfuz Aziz won the developed by the CRC for Satellite Systems million building to house the Materials and Prime Minister’s Award for the Australian and including UniSA-designed payloads, Minerals Science Learning and Research Teacher of the Year. was launched. Hub at Mawson Lakes. UniSA public health researcher, Professor The UniSA Northern Adelaide Partnerships Dr Ian Gould AM, Kerin O’Dea AO, was appointed as a (UNAP) program was established to a resources industry member of the National Health and underpin economic and social development professional, was Medical Research Council (NHMRC), and and improve education participation in appointed as the chaired the NHMRC’s new Prevention and severely disadvantaged communities. University’s new Chancellor Community Health Committee. 2003 following the retirement of UniSA was named an Employer of Choice UniSA joined Pedal Prix, the Human Powered David Klingberg AM. for Women for the first time. Vehicle super series, as lead sponsor. 2004 The University of South Australia Business School 2005 2010 The first stage of the University’s $100 The UniSA College was launched to offer became only the million capital development program, more opportunities for South Australians to second in Australia Blueprint 2005, was completed and five gain access to tertiary education. to receive European new buildings–the Kaurna Building, the UniSA joined forces with the International Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) Dorrit Black Building, the Garth Boomer Space University in Strasbourg, France, to accreditation, one of two major Building, the Basil Hetzel Building and the bring world-class space education to the forms of international accreditation for Mawson Centre–were opened. business schools. southern hemisphere. The University UniSA secured $30 million from the Federal The University received an launched four new Government’s Education Investment Fund The UniSA-based Centre for Muslim and overwhelmingly positive report from the research institutes towards the cost of a $85 million learning Non-Muslim Understanding was launched Australian Universities Quality Agency – the Ehrenberg centre to be built in Adelaide’s West End. in India by then Minister of Education and (AUQA) audit, including 16 commendations Bass Institute for future Prime Minister, Julia Gillard. for good practice. Marketing Science, UniSA received $10 million in funding from the Sansom UniSA graduated its 100,000th student, the Australian Government to establish a Institute for Health Charlotte Mukamuberwa, a Rwandan refugee Chair in Child Protection at the University. Research, the Hawke now with a Bachelor of Commerce degree. Research Institute 2011 UniSA delivered the Australian International In the 2011 QS World University Rankings, for Sustainable Society, and the Institute the University of South Australia showed Space University intensive professional for Sustainable Systems and Technologies development program, confirming South the biggest improvement of any Australian (since renamed the Barbara Hardy university for the second year running to Australia’s position as a centre for space Institute). education and training. be ranked 11th in Australia. It remains in the The UniSA Mount Gambier Regional Centre top three per cent of more than 10,000 UniSA won the Institutional Award from the was opened and the Centre for Regional universities worldwide. Australian Learning and Teaching Council Engagement established. for Provision of Services to the Community. The first national Excellence in Research UniSA was ranked in the top 200 for Australia (ERA) assessment showed universities worldwide by The Times Higher that around 70 per cent of UniSA research Education Supplement. assessed was world-class standard or above. The second Excellence2012 in Research 2015 2016 UniSA was ranked as one of the world’s Jim McDowell, former Australia (ERA) assessment rated more best young universities (THE ranks us #38 BAE systems Saudi Arabia than 86 per cent of UniSA’s research as on their list of the world’s best 50 under CEO and a passionate world-class or better. 50; Quacarelli Symonds moves us up to supporter of continuing EQUIS (European Quality Improvement #25). We had some stunning research education, succeeded System) accredited the University of results as well: Excellence in Research Dr Ian Gould AM as the South Australia’s Business School for a Australia rated 97 per cent of our assessed University’s Chancellor. 2013 research as world-class or above. further three years. The Business School UniSA became the first university in the The University celebrated its 25th birthday is one of only eight Australian business world to host an online brainstorming since establishment in 1991. schools (and Australia’s longest-standing) event and ideas generator – unijam. It accredited by EQUIS. hosted 17,000 unique posts and more than UniSA joined forces with SA’s largest private 1300 conversation threads from across 56 health care provider, Calvary Health Care Chemist, researcher and countries. Adelaide, to expand health education and Irish university leader, research. Professor David Lloyd, is Crossing the Horizon was launched – a appointed as the University strategic action plan designed to change Future Industries Institute (FII) was officially of South Australia’s new the way the University operates and launched and received $7.5 million from the South Australian Government. Vice Chancellor and engages with its communities. UniSA was also ranked as one of the President. world’s best international universities. We Professor Irene Watson was appointed as entered into a significant relationship with the first Pro Vice Chancellor: Aboriginal The new China-Australia Centre for CROSSING THE Sustainable Urban Design, is founded in HORIZON the University College London to establish Leadership and Strategy, and Unaipon Chair. partnership with Tianjin University. Our Strategic Action Plan 2013 - 2018 our Future Industries Institute (FII) and became the recipient of an incredibly Esteemed investment banker, Chairman generous contribution from the late, great, of the Sydney Swans Board and UniSA Sir Terry Pratchett, a perpetual scholarship Alumnus, Andrew Pridham, presented a fund worth more than $1 million. $5 million philanthropic gift to support construction of the new great hall. 2014 UniSA also opened the Innovation Acknowledging this as the largest single In April the University’s $85 million Jeffrey Collaboration Centre at City West in private donation in the University’s 25 year Smart Building was officially opened, partnership with Hewlett Packard history, the multipurpose facility was named featuring eight floors spanning 12,480m² UniSA ranked in the world’s top 50 under Enterprise and forged a partnership with as Pridham Hall. with the latest technologies and cutting 50 years of age by both the QS and THE world university rankings. The University one of China’s largest drug manufacturers, edge learning spaces. The University climbed also ranked in the THE’s global Top 100 Yabao Pharmaceuticals, to develop and the ranks in the QS World’s for engineering and technology. bring to market new cancer treatments. Top 50 Under 50 – now UniSA’s MBA program is one of only positioned as the 24th three nationally to win a five-star rating best young university in for the sixth consecutive year from the the world. Graduate Management Association’s Good Universities Guide. An alliance with SA Pathology is announced that will see UniSA support the growth of one of Australia’s top cancer research centres. With a Federal Government To mark the 20-year partnership between investment of $40 million, the Centre UniSA and Hong Kong Baptist University, for Cancer Biology (CCB) expansion was a new suite of jointly offered full-time announced by the then Prime Minister Julia degrees is launched. Gillard during a visit to UniSA in June. The University expands industry The University was appointed lead partner partnerships in 2014, including new of a new Cooperative Research Centre alliances with Hewlett Packard, Hills for Cell Therapy Manufacturing set to Industries, Seeley, ANZ Bank, and the Port underpin significant innovations in the Adelaide Football Club. treatment available for diabetes, wound, UniSA partners with the Institute for Choice and transplant patients. to bring global experts together in the science of human choice behaviour; and is announced as the national headquarters for an $88 million Data to Decisions CRC. The second Excellence2012 in Research 2015 2016 UniSA was ranked as one of the world’s Jim McDowell, former Australia (ERA) assessment rated more best young universities (THE ranks us #38 BAE systems Saudi Arabia than 86 per cent of UniSA’s research as on their list of the world’s best 50 under CEO and a passionate world-class or better. 50; Quacarelli Symonds moves us up to supporter of continuing EQUIS (European Quality Improvement #25). We had some stunning research education, succeeded System) accredited the University of results as well: Excellence in Research Dr Ian Gould AM as the South Australia’s Business School for a Australia rated 97 per cent of our assessed University’s Chancellor. 2013 research as world-class or above. further three years. The Business School UniSA became the first university in the The University celebrated its 25th birthday is one of only eight Australian business world to host an online brainstorming since establishment in 1991. schools (and Australia’s longest-standing) event and ideas generator – unijam. It accredited by EQUIS. hosted 17,000 unique posts and more than UniSA joined forces with SA’s largest private 1300 conversation threads from across 56 health care provider, Calvary Health Care Chemist, researcher and countries. Adelaide, to expand health education and Irish university leader, research. Professor David Lloyd, is Crossing the Horizon was launched – a appointed as the University strategic action plan designed to change Future Industries Institute (FII) was officially of South Australia’s new the way the University operates and launched and received $7.5 million from the South Australian Government. Vice Chancellor and engages with its communities. UniSA was also ranked as one of the President. world’s best international universities. We Professor Irene Watson was appointed as entered into a significant relationship with the first Pro Vice Chancellor: Aboriginal The new China-Australia Centre for CROSSING THE Sustainable Urban Design, is founded in HORIZON the University College London to establish Leadership and Strategy, and Unaipon Chair. partnership with Tianjin University. Our Strategic Action Plan 2013 - 2018 our Future Industries Institute (FII) and became the recipient of an incredibly Esteemed investment banker, Chairman generous contribution from the late, great, of the Sydney Swans Board and UniSA Sir Terry Pratchett, a perpetual scholarship Alumnus, Andrew Pridham, presented a fund worth more than $1 million. $5 million philanthropic gift to support construction of the new great hall. 2014 UniSA also opened the Innovation Acknowledging this as the largest single In April the University’s $85 million Jeffrey Collaboration Centre at City West in private donation in the University’s 25 year Smart Building was officially opened, partnership with Hewlett Packard history, the multipurpose facility was named featuring eight floors spanning 12,480m² UniSA ranked in the world’s top 50 under Enterprise and forged a partnership with as Pridham Hall. with the latest technologies and cutting 50 years of age by both the QS and THE world university rankings. The University one of China’s largest drug manufacturers, edge learning spaces. The University climbed also ranked in the THE’s global Top 100 Yabao Pharmaceuticals, to develop and the ranks in the QS World’s for engineering and technology. bring to market new cancer treatments. Top 50 Under 50 – now UniSA’s MBA program is one of only positioned as the 24th three nationally to win a five-star rating best young university in for the sixth consecutive year from the the world. Graduate Management Association’s Good Universities Guide. An alliance with SA Pathology is announced that will see UniSA support the growth of one of Australia’s top cancer research centres. With a Federal Government To mark the 20-year partnership between investment of $40 million, the Centre UniSA and Hong Kong Baptist University, for Cancer Biology (CCB) expansion was a new suite of jointly offered full-time announced by the then Prime Minister Julia degrees is launched. Gillard during a visit to UniSA in June. The University expands industry The University was appointed lead partner partnerships in 2014, including new of a new Cooperative Research Centre alliances with Hewlett Packard, Hills for Cell Therapy Manufacturing set to Industries, Seeley, ANZ Bank, and the Port underpin significant innovations in the Adelaide Football Club. treatment available for diabetes, wound, UniSA partners with the Institute for Choice and transplant patients. to bring global experts together in the science of human choice behaviour; and is announced as the national headquarters for an $88 million Data to Decisions CRC. Graduate diplomas and Academic Dress Graduate certificates Cambridge-style black gown with relevant stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel. Doctor of Science higher doctorate Oxford-style red gown with blue facing Undergraduate degrees and gold ribbon trim on front of gown and Cambridge-style black gown. Black around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet mortarboard with black tassel. Black bonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hood hood lined with discipline colour. lined with blue and edged with gold ribbon with two gold chevrons on either side. Associate degrees Cambridge-style black gown with relevant Doctor of Letters higher doctorate stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel. Oxford-style red gown with gold facing and blue ribbon trim on front of gown and Diplomas around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet bonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hood Cambridge-style black gown with relevant lined with gold and edged with blue ribbon stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel. with two blue chevrons on either side. Hoods Doctor of Philosophy degrees All University of South Australia hoods Oxford-style black gown with red facing are of the Oxford burgon style. on front of gown and around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet bonnet with black tassel. Mortarboard tassels for Indigenous Black hood lined with red with gold edging. Australian graduates The University of South Australia is proud of Professional doctorates its commitment to Australian reconciliation. Oxford-style black gown faced with To enable Indigenous Australians to have discipline colour (as shown below) their ancestry recognised, Aboriginal and on front of gown and around sleeve Torres Strait Islander graduates have the cuffs. Black Tudor velvet bonnet with option of wearing a mortarboard with a black tassel. Black hood lined with tassel incorporating the colours of the discipline colour with gold edging. respective flags (red, black and yellow for Aboriginal graduates and blue, green and white for Torres Strait Islander graduates). Masters degrees Oxford-style black gown. Black mortarboard with black tassel. Black hood lined with blue with gold edging.

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Natural and Physical Sciences History of academic dress by students in the early ages. They were Academic dress has a long history, almost especially useful in inclement weather and as long as that of universities themselves. It in the draughty cloisters of monasteries. began with the foundation of the European At Canterbury, in the 13th century, the universities in the 12th and 13th centuries. monks’ hoods were lined with fur because Until that time, education was carried out of the cold. Windows in those days were not within the monasteries, such as one at glazed. Oxford where divinity, philosophy and arts were studied as early as the 8th century. It would seem that no matter how young a university is, one of the first priorities is to It was not until the 12th century that adopt a style of academic dress which is groups of teachers and students gathered distinctive. together for classes outside monastery walls in a move that was recognisable as The University of South Australia is the beginnings of universities. Two of the no exception. In 1991, the University outstanding schools at that time were in acknowledged the academic dress of Bologna and Paris. During the 13th century its predecessor institutions and then in the Roman legal word universitas became February 1992, the University’s academic a common name for study groups. The dress was determined by the Council and third great university of the Middle Ages, the first graduation ceremonies wearing the Oxford, emerged at that time. Much of the new University of South Australia academic symbolism of academic dress is bound up dress occurred during April 1992. It is with the history of those early universities interesting to note that the hood chosen is which have influenced the creation and of Oxford Burgon style while the gown is of maintenance of a distinctive form of dress. the Cambridge style, an interesting link with two of the greatest European universities of In the earliest times, university statutes the Middle Ages. concerning academic costume were somewhat vague, and it was not until the late 14th and early 15th centuries, as lay fashions began to change, that universities began to adopt the policy of setting down particular requirements for the shape and cut of academic dress. Over the centuries, gowns have evolved in various forms from the original outer garment or robe commonly worn by the laity and members of the clergy, to the many modern versions for the various levels of academic awards. Hoods have developed from the head coverings worn

Oxford burgon style hood

Mortarboard tassels for Indigenous Australian graduates with a gold tassel. If you look carefully Ceremony you will see that this gown also has a combination of gold stripes on each sleeve instead of the silver stripes located on the Tradition Vice Chancellor’s gown. Senior management wear a black gown Academic Procession and stage party with blue facing on the front and rear collar, The traditional custom in which dignitaries and a black bonnet with silver tassel. The of the university enter the graduation hall academic registrar wears a similar gown. is known as the academic procession. The However you will note that the blue facing University of South Australia’s academic is not as wide and the collar is black, and a procession is led by higher degree black mortar board with blue tassel is worn. graduates and members of the University Readers wear the gown reflecting their Council, followed by academic staff and highest award, as do Professors receiving senior management of the University, the honorary title of Emeritus Professor, and including the Vice Chancellor. The those being awarded with the honorary title Chancellor is the last to enter. of University Fellow. Recipients of honorary Doctor of the University awards wear Academics sit at the rear of the stage, the prestigious blue University of South with higher degree graduates and Council Australia honorary doctorate gown trimmed members in the second to front row. The with yellow and red facing, and a red, yellow, front row is reserved for staff reading and blue hood. A black bonnet with black graduand names, the academic registrar, tassel is the accompanying headwear. senior managers, the Vice Chancellor, guest speaker, honorary award recipients, special Council members are distinguished with guests, and the Chancellor. black silk-like gowns with red, blue, and yellow facing, and a black bonnet and gold In some circumstances the Chancellor may tassel. Candidates graduating with a PhD be represented by the Deputy Chancellor or wear a black Oxford-style gown with red Pro Chancellor. facing, and those receiving professional doctorates wear the same style gown but Academic Dress with coloured facing representing their Academic dress usually reflects the highest discipline. academic qualification of the wearer. Special ceremonial gowns are also worn and these End of Ceremony represent the wearer’s position and title. The academic recession signals the end of The Vice Chancellor can be recognised by the graduation ceremony and is led by the the distinctive blue Fairford Brocade gown Chancellor, followed by the stage party in adorned with silver oakleaf lace, and black the reverse order to which it entered. Newly bonnet with blue tassel. The Chancellor’s conferred graduates join the recession, gown is also blue Fairford Brocade but signalling their entry to the academic incorporates gold oakleaf lace and notably community. this is worn with a black bonnet finished Degree with Honours University of A degree with Honours is a program of four or more years in duration, which includes a South Australia minimum of one year of advanced studies, for students who demonstrate a high level of achievement in the initial years of their Awards program.

Degree types Double degree University of South Australia students A double degree is a program where two have a range of program options when contrasting and complementary programs undertaking their study. The following are at the same level have been combined to examples of the degree titles you may hear complement each other, such that the core during the graduation ceremony. elements of the two awards are undertaken simultaneously and the requirements of each award are fully met. These graduates Doctor of Philosophy receive two parchments. Doctor of Philosophy programs provide training and education with the objective of Co-badged degrees producing graduates with the capacity to conduct research independently at a high A collaborative arrangement between level of originality and quality. recognised providers, resulting in a single award and may include the co-badging of a single parchment. Professional Doctorate A Professional Doctorate is a rigorous Dual degrees program of advanced study and research, designed specifically to meet the needs Collaborative partnerships between the of industry and professional groups. University of South Australia and another Professional Doctorates usually consist of a recognised provider enable students to blend of coursework and research. undertake a degree jointly facilitated by both institutions. Graduates of these programs will be issued with parchments Honours degree from each institution. The Honours degree is a separate, stand- alone one-year program of advanced studies for students who demonstrate a high level of achievement upon completion of their pass degree program. Peter Kane Signs of Gravity 2016. Glass, Metal, Wood, LED lights. 700 x 270 x 250mm University of South Australia Medals University of Awarded annually to graduands in each Division for outstanding academic South Australia merit throughout all years of an Medal Winners undergraduate degree program: University of South Australia Business School University of South Australia Medals Nicole Daniélle Bosman Outstanding academic achievement is Angelica May Budarick recognised through numerous prizes and awards. The most prestigious of these for Joanna Chudy undergraduate students are the University James Ritchie Martin of South Australia Medals and Honours Tran Trong Hieu Nguyen Medals.

The Medals are silver in colour and bear Division of Education, Arts an enamel version of the University of and Social Sciences South Australia seal on the front and the recipient’s name is engraved on the reverse Genevieve Grace Cooper side. Medals are awarded annually. Kiah Adeline Buckskin-James Nicholas Sean Lyons The 2016 recipients are: Vera-Ann Marrone University of South Australia Mia Callander Neale Honours Medals Marissa Ziesing Awarded annually to graduands in each Division for outstanding academic Division of Health Sciences merit throughout all years of an honours degree program: Kate Alison Barber Henry Blake University of South Australia Deborah Grace Forsythe Business School Joy Michelle Fredella Dzung Hoang Bui Isabelle Grace Henshall Melissa Louise McIvor Division of Education, Arts Jennifer Mary Williams and Social Sciences Division of Information Technology, Lisa Marie Ranson Engineering and the Environment Division of Health Sciences Michael Chiu Julian Mark Carosi Jason Wilbur Heritage

Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment Elizabeth Valwyn Bradford Michael James Bradley Dyer Stephanie Victoria Macwilliams

University of South Australia Medal Advancing careers Alumni The alumni network maintains a dedicated business directory that outlines discounted services available for fellow alumni, and Alumni Network the University’s career services program The University of South Australia supports also provides continuing advice on career a thriving worldwide community of its development and forums to facilitate graduates through its alumni network. contact with employers and professional Upon receiving their degrees, our graduates bodies. automatically become members of an alumni network that includes almost Staying in touch 200,000 of their colleagues and extends Reunion events are held in Australia and across more than 150 countries. other countries each year. There are formal network chapters in Malaysia, Hong Kong, Keeping up to date Singapore, China and the United Kingdom, University of South Australia alumni as well as active groups in many other are able to keep up to date with the locations in Australia and overseas that achievements of fellow graduates and the hold regular events. The UniSA Business University by receiving regular electronic School also maintains an active community copies of UniSA News, Alumni News and and program of events. Enterprise magazine. University of South Australia alumni are Alumni are also able to maintain their also able to obtain a network card that they University email account for life, join and can use to access specially negotiated follow alumni social media platforms, and discounts to services through the Alumni reconnect with and mentor fellow alumni in Business Directory, such as events at the the new online community - UniSA Global Adelaide Festival. Alumni Connect. More information on the alumni network and access to its wide range of services and Continuing to learn resources is available at University of South Australia alumni www.unisa.edu.au/alumni exclusively receive special library membership for free, providing ongoing access to the University’s vast learning resources. They receive invitations to special public lectures and the University’s International Seminar Series that feature leading academics and thinkers. Support UniSA’s Scholarship Fund You can leave your UniSA’s Scholarship Fund provides scholarships, grants and prizes that mark on UniSA recognise academic achievement and give vital financial support to students who need it most. Embed yourself in the DNA UniSA has more students from a of the Pridham Hall disadvantaged background than any other By building Pridham Hall we are creating university in South Australia, and there are a new heart of the University - an iconic many students at UniSA for whom money venue where thousands of memories will is a real issue. Many have multiple jobs be made. to support themselves, some come from remote rural areas, and more than 25 per The state-of-the-art facility will feature cent have little financial support at home - a sports complex, a swimming pool, and which puts them at risk of not completing facilities for graduations and corporate and their degrees and foregoing their dream. cultural events. It will be a significant part of the student experience and offer important The fund will support students tackling the sport and fitness services to the entire problems of the world as they progress local community, including the new Health through masters and PhD studies, as Precinct opening on North Terrace. well as students just starting out in their undergraduate studies who are finding their Under the guidance of the design teams we purpose and inspiration. have selected three spaces and sculptural forms where we can permanently etch your By making a donation to the Scholarship name and your three words to live by in Fund you can help future students. Pridham Hall to forever inform and inspire It is a wonderful way of giving back future generations of students. and acknowledging what you have accomplished. To give someone else a Hundreds of graduates, staff and supporters boost please visit have already donated $1,000 to embed www.unisa.edu.au/scholarshipfund their name and words, or those of a loved one, into the chandelier, inverted pyramid or the swimming pool. To find out more about how you too can participate in this unique initiative please visit www.unisa.edu.au/pridhamhall Ashlee Hopkins Pair of Cups 2016. Stoneware. Dimensions Variable. sciences. in any area ofscience,includingsocial analyse their owndatafor thesiswork in experimentalworkandcollect hands onresearch andtoengageactively Honours andPhDstudentstoundertake Science Grant. Thegrant encourages contribution, theIanGouldExperimental his knowledge,andthrough hispersonal students by givinghistimeandsharing Dr Gouldactively supportsUniSA Marine Science. St Andrews Hospital andtheInstituteof Councils oftheRoyal Flying DoctorService, the community. HehasalsoChaired the of theUniversity ofSouthAustralia, andto management, toeducationasChancellor as aproponent ofenvironmental totheminingindustry,service particularly Member oftheOrder ofAustralia (AM)for In June2011,DrGouldwasnameda past President. Metallurgy, ofwhichheisalsoaFellow and the Australasian InstituteofMiningand year wasawarded theInstituteMedalby Sciences andEngineering, andinthesame Australian Academy ofTechnological In 2007 DrGouldbecameaFellow ofthe Normandy MiningLtd. and thenGroup ManagingDirector for becoming theManagingDirector Australia, later for Research andDevelopment before was Group Executive for Exploration and the CRAandRioTinto Group, inwhichhe diverse andseniorpositions,mainly within years’ in experienceintheminerals industry A geologistby profession, DrGouldhas40 of theUniversities Chancellors’Council. includingasConvenordistinguished service periods ofgrowth andgave eightyears of one oftheUniversity’s mostsignificant the University ofSouthAustralia during Dr IanGouldAMserved asChancellorof CompIEAust BSc(Hons), PhD,FTSE,FAusIMM, Dr IanGouldAM The OccasionalAddress ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE Monday 27Marchat3.00pm Order ofCeremony and graduates retire. Official Party, Council, Academic Procession The audienceisrequested tostandasthe The Chancellorwillclosetheceremony. will confer awards onthecandidates. The Chancellor, onbehalfoftheUniversity, and Board Executive. Dr IanGouldAM,former Chancellor, UniSA The OccasionalAddress willbedelivered by the University. AM for degree thehonorary OfDoctorof Professor Lloyd willpresent DrIanGould CChem, FRSC,willaddress theceremony. Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, The ViceChancellorandPresident, (Hons), willopentheceremony. The Chancellor, MrJimMcDowell,LLB sung by MsSharon Turley, soprano. The Australian NationalAnthemwillbe Council andOfficialParty. the entrance oftheAcademic Procession, The audienceisrequested tostandfor Processional musicwillbeplayed.

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27 March: 3.00pm 27 March: The Presentation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Amirul Afif Muhamat, by thesis entitled: Corporate social performance (CSP) and Salah Aldain Abdullah Abdul Qader stewardship: assessing takaful fund Alshorman, by thesis entitled: operators’ investment management performance CEO tone, earnings management, and the moderating effect of CEO power (conferred: 23 February 2017) (conferred: 16 March 2017) Huy Nguyen Anh Pham, by thesis entitled: An assessment of European Stacey Maree Bradley, by thesis entitled: environmental regulations: evidence Employee petty theft: interplay among from France and Italy employees, authority figures and the environment (conferred: 23 February 2017) (conferred: 23 February 2017) Xuhua Sun, by thesis entitled: The impact of personality and affect on Chan Ming Sum, by thesis entitled: tourist satisfaction: the case of mainland Crafting an effective strategy for Chinese package tourists to Australia organisational identification (conferred: 20 October 2016) (conferred: 23 February 2017) Yang Sun, by thesis entitled: Sarah Mei Yi Chua, by thesis entitled: Price discovery, market transparency, Some leaders are born women: examining the technological revolution, and the interactions among gender, leadership information content of the limit order style, culture, and physical attractiveness book in how leaders are perceived (conferred: 15 December 2016) (conferred: 23 February 2017) Anton Wiesmann, by thesis entitled: Jillian Alene Gould, by thesis entitled: The impact of IS outsourcing decisions on Trickle-down effect: the impact of competitive advantage: a resource-based senior women on organisational gender view on competitive advantage diversity (conferred: 18 August 2016) (conferred: 16 June 2016) Hao Zhou, by thesis entitled: John Hatzinikolakis, by thesis entitled: Algorithmic trading and high frequency The management of emotional labour trading and paradox in the work of Australian university business school academics (conferred: 16 March 2017) (conferred: 15 December 2016) * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Sumi Kim Ingerson, by thesis entitled: this ceremony Determinants of Australian diners’ satisfaction and return behaviour towards ethnic Asian restaurants (conferred: 23 February 2017) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA BUSINESS SCHOOL Malik Muhammad Sheheryar Khan, by thesis entitled: THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE An inquiry into the longevity of large enterprises: a multiple longitudinal for the degree of Master of case study of firms from the Dow Jones Business Accounting Industrial Average Index Evgeny Markin (conferred: 23 February 2017) for the degree of Master of Business Min Min, by thesis entitled: (Professional Accounting and Finance) Underlying strategic human resource Lely Rigan management and high performance work system in China for the degree of Master of Business (Property) (conferred: 18 August 2016) Cara Lee Bates Zetty Zahureen Binti Mohd Yusoff, by thesis Ruth Margaret Bertram entitled: Andrew Leith Friebe The effectiveness of Monetary Policy in a Koon Kiat Teoh Dual System: the case of Malaysia Cheng Poh Yeoh (conferred: 16 March 2017) for the degree of Master of Finance Van Ngoc Tuong Dang *(20/12/2016) for the degree of Master for the degrees of Bachelor of of Finance (Banking) Business (International Business, Liu Binbin Finance and Trade) and Bachelor of International Relations Tan Poh Jhin Ian Wang Garlina Yan for the degree of Master of for the degrees of Bachelor of Professional Accounting Commerce (Accounting) and Bachelor of Business (Finance) Mutasim Nur-E Aftab Yen Li Woo *(20/12/2016) Robin Banifatemi Chen Yao for the degrees of Bachelor of Commerce Pranish Dangol and Bachelor of Applied Finance Manpreet Kaur Dhillon Nicholas Charles Lawrence Abela Tuotian Duan Tanner James Claessen-Smith Kun Guo David De Angelis He Long Christy Lee Fenwick Rachel Nicole Hack Belal Sayed Khelwaty Chenchen Hu Yingxin Liang Yuan Ji Daniel Kabare Mwangi Jia Lingyun Jonathan Ngo Jing Shujun Gerald Nikiza Li Ruijun Amy Nicola Orme Yuan Li Annie Huyen My Thi Pham Chang Liu Nikola Radoicic *(10/08/2016) Xianghan Meng *(20/12/2016) Agni Rijal Mi Jue *(20/12/2016) Ethan John Rucioch Eleanor Need Darcy William Shepherdson Shu Pan Jessica Spiniello Jian Peng *(20/12/2016) Nikolas Tomljenovic Iryna Penny for the degree of Bachelor of Accounting Haiya Shi Arooj Ahmad Kirsten Hua Ghim Teo *(20/12/2016) Pamela Lesle Alexander Rebecca Thompson Cathryn Alvey Wang Ji Kayanti Anchen Shuo Wang Corey Ronald Barsby Ying Wang *(20/12/2016) Love Jeet Singh Bhinder Yang Xiaotong Tanja Bilic Lewis Wen Shen Yuen Charlotte Rose Birrell John Nathanael Teo Zaccheus Charlotte Bluck Zhang Boyan John Alexander Booker Zhang Lei Misheline Boustani Zheng Xiaoyan Michael John Bransfield Zhou Jie Adam Browne Zhu Bin *(20/12/2016) Hamish Ferguson Bubner Zhu Hanwei *(20/12/2016) Mitchell John Bultitude for the degree of Master of Professional Anthony Neil Butcher Accounting and Finance Mitchell Clifford Calley Kelvin Ndegwa Maina Ana Matija Carapina Sujata Manandhar *(10/08/2016) Fiona Carroll Sean Casey *(10/08/2016) for the degree of Master of Professional Accounting and Specialisation Daryn Patrick Coney Abha Acharya Matthew Robert Conlon Kishan Adhikari Ian Michael Connell Yingqian Du Lisa Joy Davis Jiangxun Jin *(20/12/2016) Santo Di Pino Liu Yang *(20/12/2016) Leah Beth Doyle Andrew Ellis for the Graduate Diploma in Bronwyn Fairbank Professional Accounting Aaron Phillip Feild Hao Wang Sharyn Field for the Graduate Diploma in Property Gabriela Figueiredo Monteiro Yuen Fooi Leow James Matthew Finch Paul Martin Fowler for the Graduate Certificate in Property Jessica Sarah Freeman Matthew David Tapsall Nichola Fyall Rachel Melissa Tassone Richard Underwood Alison Garth for the degree of Bachelor Belinda Clair Gill of Applied Finance Samantha Louise Grieco Lewis George Einarson 27 March: 3.00pm 27 March: Scott Thomas Guerin Vladlena Gooden Helen Elizabeth Hamlin Michael Joshua Henderson Yuki Hasegawa Muhammad Syarafudin Bin Muhammad Caroline Anne Helleren *(18/08/2016) Shmuel Hilel Nathan Ross Nistico *(10/08/2016) Patrick Yiu Keung Ho Benjamin John Ricketts Alma Aliyah Hussein Luke John Selfe Lisa Hynds Peter Francis Sowerbutts Kathleen Marie Jack for the degree of Bachelor of Elizabeth Jackson Business Administration Heath James Lily Victoria Peace Steven Wade Johnson Li Xue Tan *(20/12/2016) Cheryl Johnston Shannon King for the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration (Commerce) Casey Kirby Vladimir Kisin Ning Chen Kacey-Lee Kiss Gulsoum Jafari Dayna Olivia Launer Junkai Zhan Jonathan Lee for the degrees of Bachelor of Business Kobe M Lyons Administration (Management) Anita Macfarlane and Bachelor of Business (Human Simon Robert Madziar Resource Management) Kevin Roydon Matthews Brianna Kate Trowbridge Dimitrios Jim Mavromatis *(10/08/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Business Donna McRae *(10/08/2016) Administration (Management) Lenny Cyril Micock Mossa Azimi Amy Mijatovic Erica Mary Morris for the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration (Marketing) Ping Norton Kate O’Dea Margaret Julian Pitt Crowley Amy Louise Skye Otway for the degree of Bachelor of Business Leigh Michael Pederick (Economics, Finance and Trade) Jenna Pelling John William Adams Amanda Anne Perera Matthew Bode Claire Peterson Gemma Ivy Burns Bruce William John Phillips George Daniel De Ionno Nathan James Price Ka Lai Ho *(20/12/2016) Safa Ramzan Yang Jiang Homa Miazoi Raonaq Eleanor Ruth McLeay Janelle Maureen Ross Ayani Prabashi Kodikara Palihawadana Mariette Schwegmann Justin Samuel Patterson Jonathan Seddon Joshua Alan Sleep Emma Louise Seymour-Munn for the degree of Bachelor Steven Shevlin of Business (Finance) Danielle Sinclair Joshua Raffaele Cannata Sarah Jane Stacey Ting Chau *(20/12/2016) Adam Strath Domenico Di Giovanni Jennifer Kirsten Suneson Casey Zachary Hristodoulopoulos *(10/08/2016) Li Mingjun Chih Fong Tan Yong Ji Liu Kittipol Tansiri Kate Louise Morrissey Darren John Taylor Tran Trong Hieu Nguyen Judith Terrey Lucy Amelia Overall Kim Stewart Tiley Adam James Schild Pasi Peter Valakoski Nathan Aaron Turko Mark Somerset Welton Christine Wyatt for the degrees of Bachelor of Business Ye Zhang (Property) and Bachelor of Management Susan van der Borgh Jessica Brenda Anne McMullen for the degree of Bachelor Bill Georgiou of Business (Property) Erin Grech Kirk William Alberts Chido Priscilla Gwatimba *(23/02/2017) Ryan Altschwager Muhammad Taha Hussain Hadi Patrick Lachlan Bush Brendan Carl Head Daniel Jake Carpinelli Abigail Yii Yee Hiew *(20/12/2016) Karen Leanne Cunningham Hu Di Elena Chantel Dancea Sabahat Hussain Vittorio Joseph De Ionno *(10/08/2016) Rowena Lee Jackson Hannah Louise Feltham Samuel Jansuk Sophie Catherine Fornarino Kristijan Jozinovic Goh Fern-Yi Rachele *(20/12/2016) Karun Karki Jack Peter Holmes Dimitrios Langanis Brandon Nicholas Horne Thi Bao Tran Le Muhammad Jalil Hussaini Vuong Hien Tram Le Brett Charles Kearns Li Xiang Daniel John Lang Liu Peipei Ivy Xin Yu Lim *(20/12/2016) Concetta Macri Tate Dean Lindstrom Amanda Jane Macrow Adam Wayne Linke Erin Ashleigh Maguire Dion Giuseppe Mastrangelo Damian Wayne McLeod Henry Samuel Mathews Lisa Michelle McMahon Fadi Oudih Allison Jane Nash Hayley Nichole Schroeder Quoc Anh Nguyen James Andrew Christopher Spencer Tran Anh Thu Nguyen Leon Sze Yii Tan *(20/12/2016) Nathan Nham Georgia Anne Turner Stephen Nicolas Christopher Luke Wignall Andre Noujaim Andrew Stanley Wilson Sithai Ouk Shih Kei Yuan *(20/12/2016) Tony Parisi Sheree Nicole Pascoe for the degrees of Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Management Matthew Paulsen Constandina Stavroula Pezos Hedley Ray Greenshields Peter Pribicevic for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce Lawrence William Victor Redman Daniella Adey Jarryd Shelby Richards Atong Malith Ajak Lawrence Luc Rocca Christopher George Antoniou Rowena Isabella Rowland Alistair Guy Atkinson Christian Anthony Scuteri Danielle Adriana Barbaro Shannen Marie Smith Jarrad Ryan Basnec Thi Chann Don Son Renae Victoria Berry Thi Ha Son Alysha Bopha Bok Tian Xiao *(20/12/2016) Kathryn Jane Bowles Tony Tran Grace Anne Bradley Lara Margaret Tutty Samantha Anne Bray Thomas John Vander Veeken Sarah Emily Brooks Catherine Anne Violi Ty Bun Mingyang Wang Hau Ching Chan Wang Xiao *(20/12/2016) Tak Nam Cheung Yiheng Wang *(10/08/2016) Davide Chiro Wei Hong Yu *(20/12/2016) Belinda Kate Fyfe Xiong Rui Gene Nicholas Colombo Liying Xu Ye Cong *(20/12/2016) William Aidan Yeomans Montenario De Assuncão Jam P Costa Anis Zafirah Zainal *(23/02/2017) Soares Zhao Hanyan Antonio D’Andrea Zheng Shuya Justin Daniels for the degree of Bachelor of Andrew Nelson Danvers Commerce (Accounting) Scott Davie Timothy Buck Julie Ann Doherty Jing Yan Chan Teoh *(20/12/2016) Mamer Yaak Dut Jordan Andrew Cordero Judith Margaret Eddy Andrew Kenneth Dallisson Christopher Neil Emes Jingrong Dong Alexander John Equid Anthony William Feijen Corey Joseph Eyers Michael Ian Goldfinch Mark Daniel Foulis Antee Karto Anthony Francesca Aidan Jon King for the Graduate Diploma in Stamatiki Kritikou Human Resource Management Ho Wai Lam *(20/12/2016) Kiera Aardenburg Hanlon 27 March: 3.00pm 27 March: Daniel John Larking Caitlyn Smith Ling Simin Brooke Marie Scherr Nirmala Panta *(20/12/2016) for the Graduate Diploma in Management Jonathan Peter Perre (Arts and Cultural Management) Phan Le Phuong Ha Catherine Ann Carter Pietra Casarina Pizzino Nicholas Peter Ryan for the Graduate Diploma in Management Ming Huey Seng *(20/12/2016) (Integrated Supply Chain Management) Shao Jingjing Nicola Carmine Spano Abhishek Shrestha for the Graduate Diploma in Management Martyn Douglas Stokes (Tourism and Event Management) Cheuk Man Shirman Tang *(20/12/2016) Scott Richard Henderson Xiao Yang Peak Jing Yew *(20/12/2016) for the Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management THE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Nicola Fletcher Francesca Marino for the degree of Master of Human Resource Management Georgia Eileen McFarlane Dara Braithwaite Ashley Norman Ka Chun Arthur Chan for the degree of Bachelor of Business Divya Jose Jake Mckenzie Muhammad Raheel Fazil Rory James Stanway Devon Jade Holloway Md. Jaherul Islam for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) Wei Jin Carly Morenos Kiara Hoste Sarah Kirsten Page Hu Ji Qian Tingyu Nicole Kroemer Muhammad Ruby Ning Zhuoxuan *(20/12/2016) She Yanzhen Kate Quinlan Sofia Ginger Steeb-Samson Brenna Ryan Leanne Margaret Swincer Xinchao Wang Riyan Wahyudi Ho Yan Yen *(20/12/2016) Khurshid Zabin for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) for the degree of Master of Management Cai Hongyi Anna Craus Chan Kin Lai Kenny Svetlana Cvijanovic *(10/08/2016) Shamira Kamaruddin *(20/12/2016) Waduge Ayesha Darshani Fernando Declan Jay Martin Laia Ferrarons Filba Sam William White Tanya Anastasia Main Pang Yunyun for the degree of Bachelor of Luke Samuel Richardson Business (Management) Yue Wu Ho Ting Chan *(20/10/2016) Ho Yi Chan *(23/02/2017) for the degree of Master of Management Amir Faiyad (Arts and Cultural Management) Huang Lingzhou *(20/12/2016) Lee Trisha Johnston Siti Syuhanna Hussein *(20/12/2016) Ahmad Muzzammil Bin Mohd Razit Danika Jalandoni for the degree of Master of Management Chun Yip Lam *(20/10/2016) (Integrated Supply Chain Management) Ho Ming Leung *(23/02/2017) Akim Abraham Agot Pui Man Leung *(20/10/2016) Mak Chun Tim *(20/10/2016) for the degree of Master of Management (Strategic Procurement) Declan Jay Martin Yura Carissa Panha Men Adam Lee Rogers Kent Chun Ng *(20/10/2016) Eric Nowell Santillana for the degree of Master of Management Muhammad Saiful Haidhar Bin Shahrom (Tourism and Event Management) *(20/12/2016) Casey Anne Ellis Hoi Yin Tam *(20/10/2016) Huang Ying Suet Yee Wong *(20/10/2016) Davinder Kaur Sappal Xiang Hanle Vien Gia Toan Zhao Ying Kam Hei Yiu *(20/10/2016) for the degree of Bachelor for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Policing) of Management (Human Benjamin Loet Scheltus *(10/08/2016) Resource Management) Anton Lui De Leo for the degree of Bachelor of Business Rosanna Elise De Leo (Sport and Recreation Management) Adam James Gow-Williams Max Benjamin Bail Debra Julie Hynes Craig Anthony Shirley Paul Frederick Laister for the degree of Bachelor of Business Jasmine May Lee (Tourism and Event Management) Li Huiting Chan Chun Ho *(20/10/2016) Emma Mackenzie Ka Ki Chan *(20/10/2016) Hannah Frances Matthews Yan Tung Chan *(20/10/2016) Karla Amelia McEntee Yin Kwan Chan *(20/10/2016) Nicholas James Parrella Chang Ching Tung *(20/10/2016) Georgia Antonette Priolo Hei Lam Cheng *(20/10/2016) Emma Jo Reynolds Wing Lam Chun *(20/10/2016) Chloe Bree Rowe Guo Jing Aimee Fang *(20/10/2016) Juvena Dominique Salvemini Ross Paulo Jack Jione *(20/12/2016) Shakiba Sarvari King Wai Lai *(20/10/2016) Isaac Lincoln Cappo Size Lok Yiu Lai *(20/10/2016) Donna Leigh Slade Lok Wai Lee *(20/10/2016) Matthew Paul Taylor Tsz Ching Lee *(20/10/2016) Claudija Mae Louise Zaknich Ka Pik Ma *(20/10/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Yin Ling Ma *(20/10/2016) Management (Logistics and Chi Yan Ng *(20/10/2016) Supply Chain Management) Yin Ting Ng *(20/12/2016) Jason Ryan Burgess Wai Lun Suen *(20/10/2016) Jarryd Dean Coombe Jiayu Sun Sze Wah Kong *(20/12/2016) Lok Yiu Tang *(20/10/2016) Qi Yuan Chin Kiu Tong *(20/12/2016) Pei Zhao Ka Yi Tse *(20/10/2016) Lok Yan Wong *(20/10/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Management (Policing) Chun Yin Yeung *(20/10/2016) Sin Ping Yeung *(20/10/2016) Nicholas Ivan Patterson Narelle Kay Phillips for the degree of Bachelor Justin Stanbridge of Management Andrew Edward Williams Mark Joseph Benzan Daniel Michael Bigalke for the degree of Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management Trevor Robert Bowden Candice Paige Edwards Jocelyn Burnett Jesse Graham Jordan James Capel Emma Kate Griffin Victor Salcolm Claye *(10/08/2016) Melissa Louise Knight Matthew Scott Crawford Melissa Mancuso Nhu-Giang Truong Danh Zachariah James Mildren Owen John Davies Silfati Nyiraneza Mason Dolling Edward O’Neill Nicholas Fahey Phillip Joshua Ropiha *(10/08/2016) Talia Jean Freak Dylan Sghirripa Alex Thomas Hendrick Jaimee Stuart Lucy Kate Herde Kiara Florence Taiton Patric Michael Kroschel Jason Walton Sharyn Lee Loller Tyson Nicholas Negerman for the degrees of Bachelor of Tommy Brenton Osborne Management (Human Resource Matthew John Peters Management) and Bachelor of Tourism and Event Management James Carl Przibilla Samuel John Tharaldsen Sonia MacDonald for the degrees of Bachelor of Tourism and Event Management and Bachelor of Management (Marketing) 27 March: 3.00pm 27 March: Esther Victoria Brooks for the degrees of Bachelor of Tourism and Event Management and Bachelor of Business (Marketing) Connor William Hartshorne for the degree of Bachelor of Tourism and Event Management Amy Jane Almeida Alicia Bormann Nicole Daniélle Bosman Hayley Jade Butler Sarah Anne Catford Cynthia Chan Kelly Louise Cummings Ella Davis Natalie Louise Debeljevic Thomas Ashley Dwyer Courtney Tayla Fitzgerald Bridie Claire Frisby-Smith Liam Daryl Goodwin Miranda Collingwood Hewett Samantha Caitlin Hickey Madeleine Isabeau Hopgood Sarah Ellen Jonas Rachelle Amanda Jones Angela Mary Kearns Dana Kretschmer Vanessa Marie Lawton Paige Symone Lepoidevin Sheridan Joy Lock Morgan Jade Loveridge Katrina Joy Lukin Kimberley Jane Maynard Elizabeth Clare McCann Jessica Paige McKenzie Jessica Margaret Murrie Anna Phu Bethany Laine Steiner Charlotte English Taylor Alicia Kate Terry Peijun Wang *(20/12/2016) Erin Kate Warnecke Annaleigh Wilkins Brooke Renee Williams Marissa Ziesing Moments Eternal 2016. 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The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Mr Adam Goodes Processional music will be played. Before his retirement, Adam Goodes was The audience is requested to stand for an Australian Rules football player who the entrance of the Academic Procession, was one of the game’s leading scorers. Council and Official Party. He began playing football while in school, The Australian National Anthem will be and at age 16 he joined the under-18 club sung by Ms Sharon Turley, soprano. North Ballarat Rebels. Two years later he was drafted by the Sydney Swans of the The Chancellor, Mr Jim McDowell, LLB Australian Football League and remained (Hons), will open the ceremony. with that club for the rest of his career. The Vice Chancellor and President, Mr Goodes established himself as a solid Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, utility player and one of Sydney’s best CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. scorers. In 2003 he was named to the first of four All-Australian teams (the others The Occasional Address will be delivered by were in 2006, 2009, and 2011) and was Mr Adam Goodes, Chief Executive Officer, joint recipient of the Brownlow Medal for Indigenous Defence Consortium. the home-and-away season’s best and The Chancellor, on behalf of the University, fairest player. In 2004 he was named to the will confer awards on the candidates. sport’s Indigenous Team of the Century. The following season he was the sole winner The Chancellor will close the ceremony. of the Brownlow Medal, becoming the 12th The audience is requested to stand as the player to take the award more than once. Official Party, Council, Academic Procession Goodes set a team-appearance record in and graduates retire. April 2012 with his 304th game. He suffered an injured quad that season but still scored a goal in the Grand Final as Sydney defeated Hawthorn. In January 2014 Mr Goodes was named Australian of the Year for his work with indigenous-youth community programs, notably the Goodes O’Loughlin (GO) Foundation, which he founded in 2009 with his cousin and former Sydney teammate Michael O’Loughlin. In 2016 the University of South Australia and the Indigenous Defence Consortium, led by Mr Goodes, formalised a new collaboration designed to advance and support business and education opportunities in the defence industries for new generations of Aboriginal leaders.

The Presentation 10.30am for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Cathy Nguyen, by thesis entitled: 28 March: Skye Marie Akbar, by thesis entitled: Advertising two brands: studying the Marketing remote Aboriginal and Torres effects of co-advertising on ad and brand Strait Islander tourism to Australians memorability (conferred: 23 February 2017) (conferred: 18 August 2016)

Rozinah Bachik, by thesis entitled: Arvind Rajagopalan, by thesis entitled: Project managers’ journey to gain Towards intelligent missile guidance by professional identity applying the multi-layer perceptron (conferred: 16 March 2017) (conferred: 23 February 2017)

Israt Jahan Biva, by thesis entitled: Ge Shi, by thesis entitled: Discovery of antibacterial compounds Functional electronic devices based on from Australian Eremophila plants graphene (conferred: 18 August 2016) (conferred: 20 October 2016)

Sandra Lesley Davison, by thesis entitled: Bastian Stoehr, by thesis entitled: Developing, delivering and evaluating Investigation of interactions between a psychology based informational fingerprints, surfaces and cleaning intervention for reducing food waste in implements households (conferred: 16 March 2017) (conferred: 16 June 2016) Xanthe Louise Strudwick, by thesis entitled: Natalie Margaret Ann Francis, by thesis The role of Flightless I in tissue entitled: regeneration Creating the conditions for innovation in (conferred: 20 October 2016) an engineering workforce (conferred: 20 October 2016) Christopher Paul Thomas, by thesis entitled: Lumogen as a luminescent down shifting Shah Ahsanul Haque, by thesis entitled: thin film for silicon based solar cells Anomaly detection in wireless sensor (conferred: 15 December 2016) networks for healthcare (conferred: 15 December 2016) Marnie Alyce Winter, by thesis entitled: Detection and characterisation of rare Saeid Hedayatrasa, by thesis entitled: disseminated cancer cells; towards Design optimisation and validation of improved patient prognostication phononic crystal plates for manipulation (conferred: 23 February 2017) of elastodynamic guided waves (conferred: 20 October 2016) Xianlu Zeng, by thesis entitled: An evaluation of the rhetoric and Mahsa Karimpour Aghbolagh, by thesis practices of China’s juvenile justice since entitled: 2012 Minimisation of life cycle energy of (conferred: 23 February 2017) residential buildings in Australia (conferred: 23 February 2017) for the degree of Doctor of Business Administration Huda Khan, by thesis entitled: Cheng Lap Fung, by thesis entitled: When is it necessary to localise the packaging of foreign brands in Non- How family business leaders in the PRC Western markets? perceive executive coaching (conferred: 15 December 2016) (conferred: 20 October 2016)

Kripal Singh Lakhi, by thesis entitled: Kwok Wing Wo, by thesis entitled: Design of novel functionalized carbon Implementing a performance nitride nanostructures for carbon capture management system in small and and photocatalytic applications medium-sized enterprise factories in the Pearl River Delta of China. (conferred: 16 March 2017) (conferred: 15 December 2016) Yan Wing Leung, by thesis entitled: Hong Kong institutional investors’ * indicates a conferral of award date prior to attitudes towards dividends this ceremony (conferred: 23 February 2017) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA Philippa Jane Jansson BUSINESS SCHOOL Trevor Jenzen Tomas Matthew Kelly for the degrees of Master of Business Administration and Master Christopher Robert Kirk of International Business Kok Hon Wai *(18/08/2016) Robin Anthony Rocco Kwok Wing Hung William *(18/08/2016) Nicholas Peter Lacey for the degrees of Master of Business Lau Ying Fai *(18/08/2016) Administration and Master of Marketing Benjamin James Leigh Aaron John Michelon Leong Chin Han *(18/08/2016) for the degrees of Master of Leung Brenda Shuk Ying *(18/08/2016) International Business and Master Leung Yan Ling Shekinah Princess of Professional Accounting *(16/06/2016) Aaron Onn Azman Li Meng Li Yan Ping *(22/10/2015) for the degrees of Master of Lo Wai Sum *(18/08/2016) Management and Master of Marketing Lo Yat Tung Henry *(18/08/2016) Brenton James Sims Luke Edward Lombe for the degrees of Master of Professional Ashley Michael Lovell Accounting and Master of Management Ezra Jonathon Alexandra Low (Tourism and Event Management) Shiralee Anne Lubke Li Chaonan Ann Marie Lush for the degree of Master of Ka Keung Mang *(18/08/2016) Advanced Business Practice Alexandra Markos Mahavidanalage Preethi Nirmalee Darren Grant Matthews Gunaratne *(18/08/2016) Joanna Catherine Matthews Helen McCarthy for the degree of Master of Business Belinda Fay McCubbin Taylah Ashleigh Andrews *(18/08/2016) Eleesha Louise McKay William Caruso *(20/10/2016) Tareesa Gladis Mitsoulis John David Robinson *(15/12/2016) James Thomas Moncrieff Tan Pei Jie *(23/02/2017) Stephanie Esma Morris Kelly Marie Vaughan *(20/10/2016) Anna Morton for the degree of Master of Ng Ka Kui *(18/08/2016) Business Administration Kevin Tuan Dung Nguyen Ba Steven Paul Benn Michael Geoffrey Osborn Kristian Matthew Bennett Anupama Parmeswaran Gary Simon Broadbent Stephen Michael Pech Matthew Stephen Brumby Eric O’Bryan Peck Mark Alan Buckland Michelle Lesley Pfitzner Neil Richard Bussey Tyrone Rueben John Prins Jerome Jean Kevin Buvet Daniel Lieuwe Pronk Nathan Garth Calman Amanda Jane Rice Aron Leslie Cane Jodie Leanne Richards Chan Ka Ho *(18/08/2016) Craig Anthony Riedell Chan Ming Wai *(18/08/2016) Payam Sam Sarban Chan Po Ming *(18/08/2016) Simon Karl Schmidt Cheng Yu Hang *(18/08/2016) Ellen Schuler Cheung Chui Shan *(18/08/2016) Mark Bradley Slater Choi Chung Leung *(18/08/2016) Bronwen Smith Duncan Ho Yin Choi *(18/08/2016) Graeme Leslie Smith Choy Hing Fai *(18/08/2016) Colin Thomas Spencer Chu Ting Ting Sharon *(18/08/2016) Paul Stirling Phillip Cridland Rolf Alexander Strehle Csaba Cseresnyes Deniz Subasi Mark Christopher Davis Glenn Sutherland Abigail Joan Dickson Nina Marie Swiderski Hamish Dobbs Siang Lin Tan Nicholas John Drinkwater Teoh Ai Eng *(18/08/2016) Weiwei Du Micky Hing Wah Tong *(18/08/2016) Raymond Dean Egan Peter Arthur Tsambazis Alagiadura Joel Shehan Fernando Un Mou Cheng *(18/08/2016) Justin Paul Foot Carmen Lina Maria Vargas Perdomo Warwick Griffith Scott Gay Mark Andrew Vespa Cindy Leigh Haddow Yeung Wai Kie Gary *(18/08/2016) Paul Anthony Horn Anne Christine Walters Darren Brian Hosking Catherine Mary Way Ian Leslie Whale for the Graduate Certificate in Jacquie Wiley Business Administration Allan Clive Williams Ian Bowman-Northeast Wong Ching Ki *(18/08/2016) Edward Thomas Beecher Bullen Wong Ming Yin *(18/08/2016) Suzanne Elizabeth Carey Wong Sing Fai Edwin *(20/10/2016) Kirsten Clare Dilena Hiu Yu Yip *(18/08/2016) Casandra Durdin 10.30am Paul James Erwin 28 March: for the degree of Master of Business Administration (Health Services) Chad Benjamin Garcia Brett Gleeson Timothy Craig Adey-Wakeling Andrew James Haines for the degree of Master of Chris Ian Hooper Business Administration (Human Brad Darren Humphrey Resource Management) Tanya Maree Lancaster Danielle Nicole Dewson Lauren Maksimovic Nathan William Harrower Lesley Marchioro Shaweta Sharma *(20/12/2016) Mathew Scott Nolan for the degree of Master of Business Erin Old Administration (Information Systems) Michaela Reilly William Rowland Mudge Diana Maria Sanchez Iriarte Gregory John Sincock for the degree of Master of Business Preston James Stewart Administration (Marketing) Tania Leigh Stone Troy Di Lorenzo David Hamilton Tregoning Fernando Miguel Hernandez Valenzuela Chuen Tse *(23/02/2017) Timothy James Perry for the degrees of Bachelor of for the degree of Master of Business Applied Finance and Bachelor Administration (Sustainable Business) of Management (Marketing) Martine Lauren Goldner Kylie Vuong for the degree of Master of for the degrees of Bachelor of International Business Business (International Business, Chen Yiyan Finance and Trade) and Bachelor Kaizhong Deng of Business (Property) Rhu Yee Hui Choo Ronald Ze Hui *(20/12/2016) Joshua Kaplan for the degrees of Bachelor of Ka I Kou Commerce and Bachelor of Sport Feridza Jay Pamandanan and Recreation Management Matthew Jeffrey Provis Marcus Jack Quinn Wen Xu Mi Yuan *(20/12/2016) for the degrees of Bachelor of Management Logistics and Zeng Ruijie *(20/12/2016) Supply Chain Management and for the Graduate Diploma in Bachelor of Applied Finance Business Administration Edward James Petney Benjamin David Hodgson for the degrees of Bachelor of Tavis John Murfitt Management (Marketing) and Bachelor Roberto Fabio Russo of Tourism and Event Management for the Graduate Diploma in Alysha Elizabeth Wreford International Business for the Associate Degree Quoc Tran Duong *(13/08/2015) in Business Studies Matilda Greenslade Kosta Apostolou Brett James Hearne Christina Concetta Cestaro for the Graduate Certificate in Business Luke Francesca Ashley Jean Jones Mohamed Naser Rashed Alkaabi Ntombikayise Pride Moyo Paul Anthony Breden Amascha Sarah Ziersch Yijun Chu Feng Chuhan for the Diploma in Business Studies Huang Tao Jessica Amber Atkin John Justine Kamika Buckingham Rahab Nyambura Karanja Joseph Russell Gilmore Liu Ming Julie McGuigan Heena Pyarali Rajani *(20/12/2016) Naomi Rake Nicole Anne Rizzo-Gray Saskia Szivatz for the Associate Diploma in Business (Industrial Engineering) Yang Yadi Giovanni Triulcio Budsarin Yingchon Tak Chon Yuen Dunya Zahr THE SCHOOL OF LAW for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Management for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws Victoria Mary Foster with Honours and Bachelor of Arts Brad John Harvey Lynsey Samantha Hearn Jacob Braidwood Holmes for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Management for the degrees of Bachelor of (Human Resource Management) Laws and Bachelor of Engineering Amy Sutherland (Civil) with Honours Danielle Jayne Fopp for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Management (Marketing) for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws with Claire Bianca Burdon Honours and Bachelor of Journalism Ellie Jane Prest Kaitlin Alyssia Hand Georgia Eileen McRae for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Psychological Science for the degree of Bachelor William Chau of Laws (Honours) Nicola Lee Geddie Debra Gayleen Martin Alex Leigh Hudswell for the degree of Bachelor Liam John Charles Sambrook of Laws with Honours Ashleigh Mireille Schofield Bronwyn Heather Arnold for the degrees of Bachelor of Stephen Francis Cotton Laws and Bachelor of Science Simon Jeremy Daws Dejana Graziano Ngoc-Han Huu Ha Andrew Philip Low for the degrees of Bachelor of Jordan George Moulds Laws and Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management Antonella Jayne Rodriguez Simon James Rogers Isabelle Olivia Russell Travis John Shueard Amy Kate Sanders Lindsay Amber Sproul Daniella Teresa Scuteri for the degrees of Bachelor of for the degree of Bachelor of Laws Laws and Bachelor of Business Melissa Beasley (Economics, Finance and Trade) James Robert Black Ethan Beau Callan Laura Fay Crase Samuel Paul Charalambous Kathryn Patricia Crome Christine Anne Matusica Nesrin El-Gadba Lachlan Ellis Roach Jessica Lee Gill Dustin Ian Astill Grant for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce Henry Douglas Koehne Hardeep Singh Luthra Almira De Vera Chelsea Lois Marks Tran Thuy Chi Le Ella Francesca Moloney Lucy Shaoyun Lu Madeleine Pivovaroff Rowan James Vladimir Malcik Christopher John Stephens for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Kimberley Anne Lesley Wilkin Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) David Allan Wright Matthew James Darling THE SCHOOL OF MARKETING Evan Sperou for the degrees of Bachelor of for the degree of Master of Marketing Laws and Bachelor of Construction Jordan Mark McKinnon Archer Management and Economics Eudokia Bednarsky Krysztaluk Stevi Mae Pisoni *(10/08/2016) Gan Chiau Yuee *(20/12/2016) Emily Sara Gurney for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of International Relations Lucy Margaret James Trevor John Martin Matthew Paul Hafer Tegan Ashleigh McClean Alexander Jury Jorge Guilherme Schurmann Da Silva Ashleigh Sanderson Natasha Urukalo Franciska Sita Bonnie Ann Wiggins for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws Sarah Louise Woodroofe and Bachelor of Journalism Chen Wu Elizabeth Claire Canny Renata Zavadil Amanda Anna-Louise Tolias for the Graduate Diploma in Marketing Simeon George Nikolaidis Annabel Victoria Borchardt Renee May Pye Lachlan Thomas Giles Shaheryar Rafique Emma Audrey Hocking Bronte Randall Lejla Isakovic Sophie Rayner Darren Matthew Leach Rebecca Alison Rowe Amanda Jennifer Matters Chontelle Lorraine Scholten 10.30am Joseph Nes Wai Hin Sin 28 March: Bonnie Louise Stokes for the Graduate Certificate in Marketing My Huyen Thai Melissa Mann Charisse Thompson for the degrees of Bachelor of My Linh Tran Management (Marketing) and Bachelor Courtney Elaine Williams of Arts (International Studies) for the degree of Bachelor of Gina Catalano Marketing and Communication Vlado Zecevic Nicole Clare Alberton for the degrees of Bachelor of Thomas Ashby Management (Marketing) and Amy Melissa Barham Bachelor of International Relations Stacey Bright James Ritchie Martin Nick David Brown Daniella Rostron Annabelle Chin Genevieve Williams *(10/08/2016) Adelaide Clare Davison for the degree of Bachelor of Corey Jack De Candia Business (Marketing) Monica Di Silvio Sachit Chhibber Victoria Marie Dickson Joanna Chudy Isabelle Louise Donohoe Christian James Howard Krystie Lauren-Lee Garnish Amir Imran Bin Jamalulhak Kyra Rae George Yuen Man Alice Kwok Madeline Darrel Ginever Lidia Tomka Stitic Alicia Jane Grasby Natasha Alice Hunter for the degree of Bachelor of Matt Rhys Lambert Management (Marketing) Katrina Celeste Laurea Nathasha Ali *(18/08/2016) James Lorenz Jordan Jessica Andreopoulos Michaela Jade Martiensen Dylan Mark Anesbury Sophie Alexandra Mckendrick Kayla Jayne Arbon Sophia Moshakis Georgia Armiento Michael Peter Newbold Lucy Pandora Banham Kristen Cate Nikolettos Louise Monique Barentsen Gemma Louise Otten Allison Kate Bond Shannyn Michelle Rickman Kerry Alison Bowles Aristotle Safralidis Harry Kyung Joon Brayley Ruby Primrose Stephens Amy Elizabeth Browne Katelyn Emily Sumsion Angelica May Budarick Laura Yvonne Sweetman Wai Ki Chan Maria Maimoon Zafar Chan Wing Yi *(20/12/2016) Michael Costantini DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS Claire Louise Duggin AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Carolyn Fay Eglinton THE SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, Sahar Faghidno *(20/12/2016) INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES Kirsty Foster Madison Victoria Galloway for the Associate Degree in Ming Yin Hau Languages and Culture Studies Desiree Jennifer Henley Kaitlin Alyssia Hand *(29/03/2017) Lara Kate Herrmann Luke Anthony Higgs Connor Jolly Jordan John Kallios Thomas Kennedy Truc Le Evan James Le Duff Lo Ka Chun Oscar Alexander Lopresto Ashleigh Mcmanus Gabrielle Anne Millane DIVISION OF INFORMATION for the Graduate Diploma in Engineering TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING Shane Bennett AND THE ENVIRONMENT for the Graduate Diploma in Engineering THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING (Engineering Management) for the degree of Master of Torrin Olaf Hoschler Engineering (Autonomous Systems) R Wasala Mudiyanselage Pradeep Manjula Rajapaksha *(09/08/2016) Muhamad Khalid Bin Abdullah Ho Yip Lai for the Graduate Diploma in Human Factors and Safety Management Systems for the degree of Master of Engineering (Electrical Power) Matthew Bolin Christine Hartwell Matthew James Combe Carl Joseph Kershaw Parth Dipakkumar Trivedi Alyce Northey Wu Yaguang *(20/12/2016) Joanna Claire Seabrook for the degree of Master of Engineering Angela Yvonne Tassone (Engineering Management) for the Graduate Diploma in Occupational Kane Blay Health and Safety Management Kane Daniel Boyce Tony Burroughes Joy Dassgupta Andrea Janet Dieudonne Alexander Olusola Elemo Mark Clifford Jeffries Vinayak Govind Hargi Abraham Mathew Adi Harsono Brett Cameron Smallwood Muhammad Idrees *(09/08/2016) Zen Lee Yap Kathryn Louise McAllister Michael Sinclair for the Graduate Certificate in Stephen Sizer Engineering (Engineering Management) Mohsen Zebarjadi Weam Al-Shammari Diego Caruso for the degree of Master of Engineering (Engineering and Marco Herrlen Technology Management) for the Graduate Certificate in Human Yong Boon Ming *(15/12/2016) Factors and Safety Management Systems Zam Suan Kim *(20/10/2016) Brian George Bellchambers for the degree of Master of Courtney Brooke Engineering (Systems Engineering) Adam Glenn Cruse Andrew John Whittaker Joelle Ruth Mitchell Laura Forgione Thomas for the degree of Master of Engineering (Test and Evaluation) for the Graduate Certificate in Logistics and Supply Chain Management Timothy John Hamilton Hakiki Dwi Andrianto for the degree of Master of Logistics Grant Nigel Burnett and Supply Chain Management Cara Fuller James Brice Nathan Luke Henley Edwina Wing Ying Chan Lisa Nicole Hirst Michael John Joyce Jingwen Lu Sreekesh Karipal Shannelle Jannette Mckellar Shaman Kumar *(09/08/2016) Kathryn Sindoni Ronil Prasad Michael Peter Spitzer Tony Andreas Richter Sally-anne Jean Tieman Terrence Francis Walmsley for the Graduate Certificate for the degree of Master of in Occupational Health and Occupational Health and Safety Safety Management Karyn Lee Beyne Cameron Andrew Nichola Helen Wight Tynan Mark Barwick for the Graduate Diploma in Aviation Bradley Allen Griffiths Vivienne Jenkins Shaun Adams Chanthan Kha Christopher Anders Barritt Kanwarjeet Trevisan - Singh Samuel Cave Alexi Jane Currie for the Graduate Certificate in Victor Kour Organisational Safety and Human Factors Kane Alexander Mattsson Jinesh Augustine Muhammad Rayhaan Naeem Meer Joshua Zdanowicz for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering for the degree of Bachelor of (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic) Engineering (Mechanical and Michael James Coppock Mechatronic) with Honours Yu Kai Gan *(20/12/2016) Tyron Paul Bettison Mohd Rizuan Khalid Travis Garth Smith Aaron Melville-Smith for the degrees of Bachelor of Philip Nathan Moss Engineering (Mechanical) and 10.30am Jarrod Rhys Skinner Bachelor of Management 28 March: Ryan James Clarke for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Mechatronic) for the degree of Bachelor of Aviation Mohammed Luwayfi Lafi Alrashidi Mishaal Nasser Abuamarah Hendrik Bais Christopher Anders Barritt Darren Trevor Veenstra Matthew James Belham Thomas Jonathan Zawko Jake Tony Beswick for the degree of Bachelor of Leigh Franklin Collins Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) Chantelle Renee Crespan Abdulla H A A M H Almazeedi Alexi Jane Currie Prashanth Boddeti Antonia Dragic Matthew Michael Colliver Keenan Thomas Dreckow Matthew Ginman Timothy Alexander Forbes Thomas Riley Hollitt Tom Stewart Frankel Ellen Franklin for the degree of Bachelor of Robert Findlay Grove Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical and Advanced Manufacturing) Nadia Louise Heinrich Christopher Benedict Ip Nur Khalida Afandi *(20/12/2016) Clarence Chun Him Ip Martin Njuguna Kamande Maksimir Tomislav Ivka Zebadiath Jeremiah Kamen Ashiqulbari Jehangir Kyal Laurence Roy King Thomas Malcolm Kent Man Hei Ying *(20/12/2016) Jesse Luke Kolega for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Victor Kour (Honours) (Mechanical and Mechatronic) James Kowal Christopher Allan Boden Julien Jun Git Le Claire Andrew John Russell Raiyan Mehmet Erinayo Nicholas Wyld Steven Colin George Mills for the degree of Bachelor of Riley Neilson Engineering (Honours) (Mechatronic) Richard Allen Partington Gregory Edward Foord Samuel Martyn Risbey Joseph Luke Lawrence Alexander Michael Ryall *(09/08/2016) John Lee McGuire Catriona Saunders Ian Hartley Newell Eric Vallortigara Jarrod Brian Vowles for the degree of Bachelor of Sebastian James Walker-Magee Engineering (Electrical) with Honours Victoria Ching-Hei Wong Ang Wei Hong *(20/10/2016) Geoffrey Ian Woolley Fan Jun *(20/10/2016) Joshua Zdanowicz Mahendra Sudarshan Hiswella *(20/10/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Md Mosharof Hossain *(20/10/2016) Engineering (Computer Systems) Ei Han Ni Myo *(20/10/2016) Zhai Yifan Ramachandra Rao Polisetti *(15/12/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Sathanantham Charles *(15/12/2016) Engineering (Electrical) for the degree of Bachelor of Alagu Shanmugam *(20/10/2016) Engineering (Electronic) with Honours Archunan Suresh *(20/10/2016) Thayalan Sivashanmugam *(18/08/2016) Cheong Kah Lok *(20/10/2016) Chua Yizhao Freeman *(20/10/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Dai Dixun *(20/10/2016) (Mechanical) with Honours Francis Dassappan *(20/10/2016) Arjun Velayudhan *(23/02/2017) Usman Kader @ Thet Swe *(15/12/2016) Max Bardwell Krishnan Murali *(20/10/2016) Choong Wei An *(18/08/2016) Murali Prasad *(20/10/2016) Koh Boon Heng *(15/12/2016) Nagendran Sankara Pandian *(20/10/2016) Liew Hock Beng *(20/10/2016) Ravivarma Reddy Narayanan *(15/12/2016) Md Mizanur Rahman *(15/12/2016) Hamish Jude S/O Patrick Jaya *(15/12/2016) Ramesh S/O Varatharajoo *(15/12/2016) Peh Wei De *(20/10/2016) Shee To Mun Heng *(23/02/2017) Venu Sivaraj *(23/02/2017) Theo Kok Yong *(20/10/2016) Pradeep Puduraja *(20/10/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Rajamurugan Muthusamy *(20/10/2016) (Mechanical and Systems Engineering) Neelamegam Ramasubramaniam Andre Leigh Stock *(15/12/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Sin Kum Heng *(20/10/2016) Science (Advanced Materials) Tan Bin Kay *(20/10/2016) Mai Ky Nam Kai Ling Teo Joycelyn *(20/10/2016) Linh Thai Dieu Truong Kaijie Tng *(20/10/2016) Vimal Joshua Vincent Henry *(15/12/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Wong Ven Fong *(20/10/2016) Technology (Mechanical and Yap Kong Weng, Louis *(20/10/2016) Manufacturing Engineering) Yeo Hai Liang *(20/10/2016) Natarajan Chitroju Zhong Yi Paul *(20/10/2016) Narayanrao Narendra Ashok Desai Barry Ian Van Laatum for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) for the Associate Degree in Engineering Nur Sabariah Omar Christopher Robert Cannon Josiah Michael Condon for the degree of Bachelor of Simon Peter Connell Engineering (Electronic) James Anthony Mark Dreggs Lakshmanan Karuppiah Lakshmanan Bradley Hugh Ellis *(20/10/2016) Liam Fitzpatrick Muhammad Hariz Bin Mohammed Haron *(18/08/2016) Timothy Glendon Grigg Ng Sir Kiat *(15/12/2016) Simon Paul Kretschmer Tan Jun Chong *(15/12/2016) Todd Marion David Brett Mayor for the degree of Bachelor of Adam Morrison Engineering (Mechanical) Richard Sunter Muecke Chan Kin Weng *(23/02/2017) Simon Phillips Wong Chee Leong *(23/02/2017) Daniel Patrick Quinn Chow Weng Meng *(15/12/2016) Matthew Louis Sendi Swarnjeet Singh Dhonsi *(15/12/2016) Cameron Graham Stanford Gurusamy Chandrasekar *(15/12/2016) Hon Jian Wen *(15/12/2016) Shanmugam Kathirvel *(23/02/2017) Khoo Rui Xiang *(15/12/2016) Kugathees *(15/12/2016) Ragesh Manoharan Nair *(18/08/2016) Jeyasankar Meenakshisundaram *(15/12/2016) Pandian Gopal *(23/02/2017) Paramasivan Balasubramanian *(18/08/2016) Pawade Ganesh *(15/12/2016) Peng Boon Shek *(16/03/2017) Pavithran S/O Gnanasegaran *(16/03/2017) Hardarshan Singh *(18/08/2016) Balraj Soosaimanickam *(18/08/2016) Tan Hee Khoon *(23/02/2017) Wai Phyoe Thet *(23/02/2017) Than Naing Tun *(15/12/2016) Ullas Unmesh *(18/08/2016) Wong Ta Xiang Alvin *(15/12/2016) Yanamadala Veera Venkata Ramana *(16/03/2017) Yannam Swamy Reddy *(23/02/2017) UNISA COLLEGE for the Diploma in Allied Health Susan Baxandall for the Diploma in Arts Louise Stephanie Amundson Kayla Rose Bentley Isabella Ida Dichiera Emily Jayne Downs Amelia Sarah Jay Nicole Jurgens Minjung Kim Hinson Lai Kieran Micah Phillips Sarah-Anne Grace Salmon Despina Anastasia Stratos Mikaela Jane Wells-Sidler for the Diploma in Business Perrin Mark Hoyle Emma Merle Jaensch Hiba Najjar Isabella Lia Ragghianti Lachlan Wallace for the Diploma in Science and Technology William Edward Acres Marcus James Arnfield Steffan Bastians Alexander Thomas Bates Jeffrey Bird Farai Chikwati Charlotte Grace Maxine Guest-Fredericks Masoma Haidari Christina Hatzigiannis Isobel Haynes Hiedi Lee Hennessy Sarah Grace Hopkins Leela Taneale Ivens Zafu Haylay Kidanu Lauren Anne Martin Molly McCarthur James Montgomery Pirun Pech Anna-Marie Bridget Staltari Matthew Jackson Hard Edge Paintings 2016. Paint, Canvas, Mirrors and Calico. Dimensions Variable. Companion oftheOrder of Australia. community andtobusiness,includinga awards recognising hercontribution tothe business matters.Shehaswonnumerous before workingmore closely withfamily and taughtsciencefor anumberofyears from theUniversity ofWestern Australia Mrs HolmesàCourt isasciencegraduate Advisory Board, Western Australia. of Western Australia andStateBuildings Women Board ofAdvisors attheUniversity also amemberoftheCentenary Trust for Advisory Board. MrsHolmesàCourt is New York PhilharmonicInternational of Architects Foundation (AIAF)andthe Centre (AUDRC), theAustralian Institute the Australian UrbanDesignResearch Chamber ofArtsandCulture WA (CACWA), Major Performing ArtsGroup (AMPAG), the Academy ofMusic(ANAM),theAustralian Member oftheAustralian National Symphony Orchestra. SheisaBoard Foundation andtheWest Australian of theAustralian Children’s Television cultural significance.SheisChairperson that documentsmany areas ofAustralian more than4,000 registered artworks internationally renowned collectionof Janet HolmesàCourt Collection, an Janet HolmesàCourt isownerofthe BSc. DipEd Janet HolmesàCourtAC,AO, The OccasionalAddress ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE Tuesday 28Marchat3.00pm Order ofCeremony and graduates retire. Official Party, Council, Academic Procession The audienceisrequested tostandasthe The Chancellorwillclosetheceremony. will confer awards onthecandidates. The Chancellor, onbehalfoftheUniversity, Businesswoman andPhilanthropist. by MrsJanetHolmesàCourt AC, AO, The OccasionalAddress willbedelivered University. Award ofEmeritus Professor ofthe Professor Richard Headwiththehonorary Professor SimonBeechamwillalsopresent degree ofDoctortheUniversity. Holmes àCourt AC, AO, for thehonorary the Environment, willpresent MrsJanet Information Technology, Engineering and GCHE, FIEAust, FAICD, Pro ViceChancellor: Professor SimonBeechamPhD, BSc(Hons), CChem, FRSC,willaddress theceremony. Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, The ViceChancellorandPresident, (Hons), willopentheceremony. The Chancellor, MrJimMcDowell,LLB sung by MsSharon Turley, soprano. The Australian NationalAnthemwillbe Council andOfficialParty. the entrance oftheAcademic Procession, The audienceisrequested tostandfor Processional musicwillbeplayed.

28 March: 3.00pm

The Presentation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Youngpil Chun, by thesis entitled: Kurdstan Mohamad Abdullah, by thesis Fouling behaviour and characteristics of entitled: forward osmosis processes Application of hidden semi-Markov (conferred: 15 December 2016) models in regime switching time series models Iliana Vladislavova Delcheva, by thesis 3.00pm (conferred: 23 February 2017) entitled: 28 March: How do ionic liquids interact with and Ala’ Fahed Abdelhameed Aburumman, by wet surfaces thesis entitled: (conferred: 23 February 2017) Secure session initiation protocol solutions for mobile ad hoc networks Merinda Lee Edwards, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 20 October 2016) An examination of the response of South Australia’s coastal communities to rising Samuel Chol Aleer, by thesis entitled: sea levels: who’s taking charge? Metagenomics: screening of organisms (conferred: 16 March 2017) and functional profiles associated with polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon Paula Andrea Facal Marina, by thesis bioremediation in contaminated soils entitled: (conferred: 20 October 2016) Pickering emulsion formation with hydrophilic silica nanoparticles Abdullah Abdulmohsen M Alrajhi, by thesis (conferred: 16 March 2017) entitled: Partial root-zone drying irrigation Kylie Jane Foster, by thesis entitled: for sustainable production and The biophysics of the salt stress response environmental protection using recycled of plant roots wastewater (conferred: 15 December 2016) (conferred: 16 March 2017) Vimal Kumar Ganesh Kumar, by thesis Saad Alsharrah, by thesis entitled: entitled: Mapping perennial arid vegetation using A cost effective method for remediating high-spatial resolution satellite imagery: wastewater using algae coupled with a case study in Morocco simultaneous production of biofuels (conferred: 20 October 2016) (conferred: 18 August 2016)

John Awad Moawad Awad, by thesis Xiao Gao, by thesis entitled: entitled: Theoretical models of information Impacts of catchment properties on the transmission at the electro-neural nature of dissolved organic matter from interface of cochlear implants discrete catchments that supply water for (conferred: 15 December 2016) domestic consumption (conferred: 15 December 2016) Mohammad Reza Hosseini, by thesis entitled: Mary Elizabeth Ayre, by thesis entitled: An investigation into virtuality in Hybrid A harder hat to wear? Women in Construction Project Teams (HCPTs) professional engineering. (conferred: 15 December 2016) (conferred: 20 October 2016) Ivan Iordanov Iankov, by thesis entitled: Abdullah Azfar, by thesis entitled: Developing greenhouse gas emission Forensic taxonomies of android apps rates for traffic on Australian roads (ForTAApps) (conferred: 20 October 2016) (conferred: 23 February 2017) Safirotu Khoir, by thesis entitled: Bhabananda Biswas, by thesis entitled: An information behaviour perspective Microbial degradation of environmental into Asian immigrants’ settlement in contaminants in clay and modified clay urban South Australia: investigating their minerals-modulated systems everyday life information seeking and (conferred: 23 February 2017) the value of public library services (conferred: 23 February 2017) Joshua Paul Chopin, by thesis entitled: New methods and algorithms for image- Simon Charles Knight, by thesis entitled: based plant phenotyping Abstractions and transformations for (conferred: 18 August 2016) automated data network configuration (conferred: 23 February 2017) Sherif Ahmed Abdel Mineam Mostafa, by DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS thesis entitled: AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Application of lean, agile and simulation concepts to improve the uptake of off- THE SCHOOL OF ART, site manufacturing and prefabrication ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN building systems in Australian for the degree of Bachelor of Urban construction and Regional Planning with Honours (conferred: 15 December 2016) Jake Alexander Boswell Ramkrishna Nirola, by thesis entitled: Timothy John Raymond Revegetation and ecotoxicological assessment of abandoned copper mine for the degree of Bachelor of for improved remediation utilizing native Urban and Regional Planning plant species Matthew Darren Atkinson (conferred: 15 December 2016) Kerrie Lyn Wilmore Vahid Poorjafarijavazm, by thesis entitled: Transit timetable synchronisation using metaheuristic algorithms DIVISION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING (conferred: 20 October 2016) AND THE ENVIRONMENT Victor Prokhorenko, by thesis entitled: An intent-based behavioural intrusion THE SCHOOL OF INFORMATION prevention framework for PHP-based web TECHNOLOGY AND applications MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES (conferred: 23 February 2017) for the degrees of Master of Darren Paul Quick, by thesis entitled: Information and Communications Digital forensic data reduction and quick Technology Management (Enterprise analysis for evidence and intelligence Systems) and Master of Information Technology (Business Intelligence) (conferred: 16 March 2017) Amritbir Singh Batth Ehsan Sharifi, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Business Resilience to heat stress in public space: Information Management an exploratory case study of outdoor Casey Anne Jenkins thermal discomfort and activity patterns in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide for the degree of Master of Data Science (conferred: 23 February 2017) Muhammad Irfan Azeem Richard Shanahan Kelly Diane Tadiar, by thesis entitled: An examination into the mechanisms for the degree of Master of and behaviours associated with sediment Engineering (Telecommunications) accumulation in permeable pavements Paul James Hirschausen *(18/08/2016) (conferred: 16 March 2017) for the degree of Master of Information Christopher Frank Raymond Tassone, by Technology (Business Intelligence) thesis entitled: Emina Ajkunic A mobile forensic visualisation lifecycle Abhi Bikram K C (conferred: 16 March 2017) for the degree of Master of Information Michael John Van Alphen, by thesis entitled: Technology (Enterprise Management) Variation in asbestos mineral Robin David Garnham composition Waheeduddin Mohammed (conferred: 16 March 2017) Duy Hung Nguyen *(20/12/2016) Joanna Cheng Jia Sim *(20/12/2016) Osama Elsaid Abdelmonem Youssf, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Information and Communications Technology FRP-confined crumb rubber concrete and Management (Enterprise Systems) conventional concrete columns under seismic load Chen Yuzhong *(20/12/2016) (conferred: 10 December 2015) Manisha Ajit Deshmukh for the degree of Master of Library Nan Zhang, by thesis entitled: and Information Management Anytime codes for delay-constrained Mhairi Ruth Alcorn streaming Jasmine Frances Taylor (conferred: 15 December 2016) for the degree of Master of Quantitative Finance * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Elizabeth Margaret Drake this ceremony for the degree of Master of Science (Cyber Security and Forensic Computing) Jay Holdsworth Varun Kumar Peddavengari for the Graduate Diploma in Data Science Supriyono Pangribowo Nigel Robin Burton Rina Rosdiani Patria Sarah Elizabeth Hepworth Syamsudin Prasetyo Kevin Williams Erlin Puspaputri Romeyn Perdana Putra for the Graduate Diploma in Rini Rizki Rahmayani Information Management (Archives and Records Management) Dani Ramadan Renova Glorya Montesori Siahaan Andrew Patrick Newell Fransiscus Mulana Sinuraya Abbey Fricker Turrell Isfandari Siti Dimas Suryo Sudarso for the Graduate Diploma in Suparmi Information Management (Library

Doni Wibowo 3.00pm and Information Management) 28 March: Zaki Zamzami Kathryn Mary Beilby Natalie Clifford for the Graduate Certificate in Information Management Nicolle Elizabeth Dicker Cory Greenwood Frances Veronica Sandeman Chani Gaye Hawksworth Mang Ying Wu Anna Kovac for the Graduate Certificate in Ann Marie Lewis Science (Forensic Computing) Boris Nazarov Doone Alison Jones Amanda Paget Jesse Morgan Pollard for the degree of Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) Brett Ross Jim Brendon Bastiras Renée Lee Samwell Nathan James Lakes Wayne Scott Shephard Louise Margaret Lawrence Li Zhang Daniel Timothy Stone for the Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (Enterprise Management) for the degree of Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) Kai Hang Cheng Samuel Detchon Md Jillur Rahman Ian David Stevens for the Graduate Diploma in Library Benjamin Ross Volmer and Information Management Emily Catherine Hough for the degree of Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) Sonja Ekaterina Lawrance (Enterprise Business Solutions) Tamsin Mary Reed Bradley James Deam Amanda Gaye Speight Daniel Cosmo Fontanarosa Jacqueline Joanne Wheadon Samuel Peter Morris Kerrin Hamilton White Gennaro Palma Lachlan James Young Damien Raines for the Graduate Diploma in Science for the degree of Bachelor of Science (Cyber Security and Forensic Computing) (Honours) (Nano- and Biomaterials) Iulian Bercea Stephanie Victoria Macwilliams Jitendra Kumar Sahani Lee Matthew Smith for the degree of Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours) for the Graduate Certificate Matthew Ian Alexander in Data Science Brodie James Scott Hamilton Michael Stephen Connell Anthony Nicholas Katavatis Andrew Michael Harry Jordan Andrew Latta Ken Robert Nesbitt Brandon Jake Matthews Maryanne Scutella William John Meakin Andrew Thompson Gwilyn Walter Saunders William Tuck Onn Thong Via Za Na Thach Son for the Graduate Certificate in Theophilus Hua Lid Teo *(20/12/2016) Data Science (Policy Evaluation and Development) for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Management of Oky Adrian Information Technology) Ratri Aprianda Alexander Kaminski Ardhiantie Rhys Tyrone Pallett Demas Dasa Pradeep Zechariah Raj Deassy Kurnielin Delima Belinda Anne Willcocks Ivan M Fauzan Hanifa Miroslava Zekanovic Yayat Hendayana Bonifatius Galih Krismahardhika Yulia Naelufara for the degree of Bachelor of for the Associate Degree in Computer Information Technology and Information Science Alana Jane Barnes Abdulaziz Ahmed Thawaba *(15/12/2016) Terence Maxwell Dean for the Associate Degree in Victoria Eve Paragios Information Technology Umang Pankajkumar Patel *(20/12/2016) Kyaw Soe Moe Thien Minh Tran Cameron Alex Pratt for the degree of Bachelor of THE SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND Information Technology (Games BUILT ENVIRONMENTS and Entertainment Design) Nicholas Cecere-Palazzo for the degree of Master of Emily Anne Davies Engineering (Civil) Jonathon Raymond Genrich Stephen James Leitch Thomas Allan Goess Nguyen Ba Thai Hoang Adrian Impedovo Jong Eun Oh Corey Thomas Martin for the degree of Master of Tome Steve Srsan Engineering (Civil and Transport) Caroline Erika Watzdorf Kirk Ballantyne Yang Shun Joanna Helen Davies for the degree of Bachelor of Benjamin Joseph Vardon Information Technology (Mobile Application Development) for the degree of Master of Engineering (Water Resources Management) Zhenhao Yang Ramsy Thok Deng for the degree of Bachelor Md Sharif Hossain of Information Technology Huang Xiaotong (Networking and Cybersecurity) Antony David Brewer for the degree of Master of Environmental Management Kien Pin Chong and Sustainability (Natural Domenico Fanto Resource Management) Bernadette Guzik Timothy John Davis Darren Frank Kruger Timothy Robert Johnston Terry Lim Therese Ellen Rhodes Siong Kin Loo Michael Craig Ritter Christian Anthony Michelon Kenneth Franz Mojica for the degree of Master of Scott William Moore Environmental Management and Sustainability (Water Management) for the degree of Bachelor of Information Mark Daniel Manning Technology (Software Development) Michael Behar for the degree of Master of Project Management Miles George Davis Marina Djurdjevic Paul Murray Bennett Unsung Lee *(20/12/2016) Alison Jane Boag Georgios Markou Emmanuel Boiteto Matthew John McNair Paul Graeme Chammen Hayden James Passmore Stacey Ann Clarke Andrew Dunn for the degree of Bachelor of Information Jamie Gibbs Technology (Systems Administration) Alan Jeffrey Hudson Jarvi Alvea Neroli Jane Hutchinson Jeffrey Thomas Kent Nadia Selene Jehoda Leon Tran Sarah Louise Kemp for the degree of Bachelor of Science Samer Kobayssi Josh Bezzina-Lane Gregory Paul McKay Kyle Robert Charles Brewer Laurent Meerwald Alaura Dennan Harris-Walker Carlos Alberto Moncada Lizana Mandeep Kaur Ines Maria Oblitas Zamora Raddhanak David Koy Pablo Enrique Orbes Cervantes Emmanuel Kuol Ord Katherine Anne Nicole Caitlin Miller Brian Scott Padbury Somayya Rezaee Brendan Stephen Papps Matthew Alex Spencer-Adams Michael Craig Parker Craig Steven Takacs Linda Phi Dmitri Tsimoshynsky Steven Paul Rushe Victoria Jade Zawko Arnold One Sebolai Vidya Beryl Mary Soares David Ward Xenia Eva Williams for the degree of Master of Project for the Graduate Certificate in Built Management (Emergency Management Environment (Building Surveying) and Business Continuity) Dion Neil Beaton Heather Jean Goodhew Adam Buzasi for the degree of Master of Project William David Ford Management (Resources Industry) Mark Harrison Rozane Bezuidenhout Fu Shen Ho Andreas Karaiskos for the degree of Master of Urban Fereydoun Shahmiri and Regional Planning Gregory John Yuskan David Francis Case Amr Zaklouta Maria Klimenchuk Peter Koulizos for the Graduate Certificate 3.00pm

in Engineering (Transport 28 March: Yu Wenjian Systems Engineering) for the Graduate Diploma in Built Deana Eleana Scheerhoorn Environment (Building Surveying) for the Graduate Certificate Manuvidhya Balarupan in Project Management Samuel Damon Cheesman Ula Nerine Alexander Alexandra Joy Hale Martin Wade Bastick Thomas Stephen Kann Keith Joseph Thomas Byrne Monir Kazi Melissa Carr Joseph Angus Lamont Tony Michael Chadwick Justin Andrew Porter Wai Man Chan Kyle Smith Lilin Chum Wai Kin Jimmy Yeung Olive Marisa Compain for the Graduate Diploma in Lauren Louise Dearness Project Management Rowena Ann Dickson Wasana Srikantha Balage Don Taffy Flynn Jessica Ruiz Casanova Kathryn Louise Frith Stacey Ann Clarke Michelle Anne Gardner Peter Michael Dooley Nicholas William Gentile Siulai Fioana Elisala *(20/12/2016) Tracey Head Sarah Michele Hutson Robert James Holliday Zenos John Kouppas Pasquale Iuliano David Benjamin Lloyd Nicholas Kezimana Anthony James Lydon Rachel Ruth Kidwell Mia Monique Maron Mark Kovacic Clair Elisse Morrison Calum MacLean Sam Joseph Murphy Steven Meikle Eva Renee Pitt Kristin Nicole Meyer Yaric Albert Robinson Steven Joseph Migliore Ben Ryan Stewart Josephine Charlotte Miles Gregory Harry Stouraitis Lauren May O’Sullivan Susan Ween Stephanie Parry Alexander John Wright Malek Peerboccus for the Graduate Diploma in Surveying James Stewart Pollock Raymond John Portelli Jarrad Stephen Browne Mark John Powell James John Carr Linda Anne Richards Joel Patrick Godfrey Tethloach Domach Ruey Michael Desmond Kelly Arleen Joy Samiano Byron Benjamin Jasper Pridham Ashley Simpson Max Reddy Richard Somerville Stephane Michel Vert-Pre Hannah Victoria Beth Stenning Max Oliver Wellington David Stuart Williamson for the Graduate Diploma in Nicholas Norbert Joseph de Rozario Urban and Regional Planning for the degree of Bachelor of Stuart James Moffatt Construction Management Jacqueline Gaye Norton and Economics (Honours) Mahmood Ahmadi Zadeh Mustafa Al-Hussain Thomas Christopher Antal Benjamin Alan Armstrong Amanjot Singh Baryah Hamish Michael Behn Matthew John Burrow Cameron James Rovina Cara Clemente Rashiq Shannun Alexander James Corcoran Bakshish Singh Lewis William Coulls *(09/08/2016) Anthimos Sitaras Scott Stanley Davy Oliver Hunter Smith Jackson Dean Alexandros Tsirbas Souriyachanh Totem Douangmala Ernest Thomas Velasquez Cameron James Douglass for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Jake Alexander Earle (Honours) (Civil and Structural) Alex John Faggionato Hassan Al Fenjan Mitchell David Francis James David Clarke Adam Harris Kazim Darwish Kym Harris Nicholas William Fazzalari Lachlan Hartshorne Daniel Peter Gardner Shaun Borg Harvey Ali Mohammed Saeed Hameed Dimitri Hassouros Trent William Keith Hartley Ka Ming Hui Mohammad Hirzallah Daniel Thomas Hunter Chiu Hei Ho Nicholas Krieger Muhammad Mustafa Jaffari Kain Lewis Mackenzie Timothy Paul Jones Liam Christopher Martin Benjamin Peter Knoop Hamish Joseph McAndie Abraham Chol Kuer Nicholas Patsilivas Zicheng Liu Truong Tho Phan Hayden John Lyall Luke Phillips Michael James Persello Kara-Lee Jamile Powell Luke Samuel Pozzebon Adam Paul Richter Nathan Josef Romeo Lachlan Thomas Robinson Adrian Cameron Spark Maziar Sabet-Sarvestani Marko Stoiljkovic Joshua Matthew Schilling Brodie Hamish Stokes-Watts Taxiarchis Skrembos Ting Long Wong Nicolas Charles Stamatelopoulos Joshua Threadgold for the degree of Bachelor of Scott James Townsend Sustainable Environments (Honours) Luke Mitchell Valente Michael James Bradley Dyer David John Vanson Andrea Kim Tschirner Guido Ernesto Vernillo Tegan Underwood Tom Francis Paige Whitney for the degree of Bachelor of Urban Dean Leslie Wilkie and Regional Planning (Honours) Ryan Williamson Domenic Anthony Barbaro Hasibullah Yousafzai Henry Richard Britten-Jones for the degree of Bachelor of Christopher Mel Buenviaje Engineering (Honours) (Civil) Wai Yeung Cheng *(20/12/2016) Martin Aligo Nishanth Rohan Dasan James Luke Arnold Sarah Louise Davenport Nicholas Timothy Barnett Lukas John Davis Cameron James Bennett Amelia Rose De Ruvo Nathan Anthony Browne Ashleigh Kate Gade Mustafa Cakalci Morgan Rae Georg Michael Carson Benjamin John Gilbert Daniel William Clohesy Nicholas Anthony Griguol Tek Nath Dahal Alicia Jade Holman Luke James Deverix George Alfred Jacks Nelida Jandira Fernandes Alves Matthew David Johnson Darcy Alexander Fort Lauren Kristen Kurmelovs Xingyuan Huang Richard Lien Xavier Hugh Kiley Daniel Ilario Macri Rachel Louise Koch Abeny Mayol Jangyun Lee Myfanwy Ashwin Mogford Lu Quang Sinh Greg Pollard Rafael Martins Kieran Damian Power Damen Trent McCarl Morgana Retallick Glen Richard Michael Robert Justin Schneider Najibullah Mozaffari Ellen Cherie de Souza Denis Ristic Mark Troncone Toby Sebastian Welford Katelyn Johanna Wilson Nicholas George Wilson for the degree of Bachelor of for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) with Honours Environmental Science Brett Paul Bilney Michael Lee Blackie Zhi Yi Kho Toni Monique Blanchette Philip Mark Kuhn Lachlan Peter Griffiths Chelsea Anne Matthews Su Ok Jung Joseph Rugari Morgan McPherson Marcus Luke Neal for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Environmental Anthony Stephen Randell Management) with Honours Stephanie Lee Robinson Talissa Kate Craig Daniel John Alexander Russ Amanda Jean Sibley for the degree of Bachelor of

Melanie Eve Smith 3.00pm Engineering (Civil and Project 28 March: Sarah Anne Smith Management) with Honours Shahin Sohrabi Dehnavi Johnathan James Barron Joshua Paul TePohe Joshua David Weaver Brandon James Warren for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering for the degree of Bachelor (Civil and Structural) with Honours of Geospatial Science William James Bassanelli Emilia Ruby Adams Stamatis Immanuel Fotoulis Adam Andari Kieren David Glenn Jarrad Alex Bawden Tyson Grant Harvey-Chaplin Jake Dillon Bermingham Scott Maurice Thompson Lachlan Cummings Kwan Sin Tse Jason Wilbur Heritage for the degree of Bachelor Matthew John Pitt of Built Environment for the Associate Degree John Adam Belanger in Built Environment Callan Ronald Cox Bradley Kirkwood Joshua Denton Simon Kisimba Mpenda Angus James Doolette Matthew Scott Rodbourn Marcus Shane Drogemuller Nikeisha Marie Duff-Tytler Fan Guihua Nathan Scott Field Mohammed Ibrahim Foladi Anthony James Gouros Arthur Barges Haddad Naseem Haidari Darcy Holbrook Gautam Khaneja Daniel Kalan Kurtzer John Raymond Lelli Stephen John Manning Daniel James Pope Dalton Rieck Iain Robert Rowe Rohan Naill Sandercock David Adam Tula Kosti Tziortzis Jack Wagner for the degree of Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics James Tony Alvaro Cameron Debeer McLaglen for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) Zhang Jingyuan Abbey Turner In Bloom 2016. Pencil on Paper. 40 x 50cm. Wednesday 29 March at 10.30am ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Emeritus Professor MaryAnn Processional music will be played. Bin-Sallik AO The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession, EdD Harvard, EdM Harvard, Ass Council and Official Party. Dip SW (S.A. Institute of Technology) The Australian National Anthem will be Emeritus Professor MaryAnn Bin-Sallik sung by Ms Sharon Turley, soprano. AO has played a monumental role in the advancement of Aboriginal studies. She The Pro Chancellor, Mr Terry Evans, LLB, LLM, will open the ceremony. has been part of government committees 10.30am 29 March: 29 March: of inquiry into Aboriginal employment; The Vice Chancellor and President, discrimination in employment; and the Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, forced removal of Aboriginal and Torres CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. Strait Islander children. Professor Denise Meredyth BA(Hons), Professor Bin-Sallik spent 17 years in GradDipEd, PhD, Pro Vice Chancellor: the health care sector. She was the first Education, Arts and Social Sciences, will Aboriginal resident of Darwin to graduate as present Emeritus Professor MaryAnn a nurse and then became first Indigenous Bin-Sallik AO for the honorary degree of worker in Australian higher education. Doctor of the University. She was the first Indigenous Australian to earn a doctorate from Harvard University The Occasional Address will be delivered in Boston, and that passion for education by Emeritus Professor MaryAnn Bin-Sallik brought her back to Australia where she AO. was appointed Senior Lecturer in Aboriginal The Pro Chancellor, on behalf of the Studies at the South Australian College of University, will confer awards on the Advanced Education. She became Head candidates. of the School of Aboriginal Studies and Teacher Education at the University of The Pro Chancellor will close the South Australia in 1990. ceremony. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Council, Emeritus Professor Bin-Sallik has been Academic Procession and graduates an active researcher into contemporary retire. Aboriginal identity in Broome and Darwin and the influences of Asian migration in those areas. She has continued her advocacy for Indigenous participation in higher education and has served on numerous national and state committees. She has been a member of the National Population Council, and the Council of the Institute of Aboriginal Studies (now the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies). She was a Co-Commissioner for the Human Rights Commissions’ Enquiry into the Forced Removal of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children. In 2016 she was named as the National Aborigines Day Observance Committee - NAIDOC’S - female Elder of the year. In the Australia Day Awards early in 2017 Emeritus Professor MaryAnn Bin- Sallik was awarded an Order of Australia for her passion for education and for the participation of Aboriginal people in that education.

The Presentation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Zelda Emery Gleeson Louise Margaret Bird, by thesis entitled: Olympia Sraboni Halder Planning for open space in postwar Dorothy Jacewski South Australia: open space benefits and Pericles Katropoulos local open space systems at Elizabeth, Rose Kelly Noarlunga and Golden Grove Bettina Koch (conferred: 15 December 2016) Joana Labrosciano Kit Yean Look *(20/12/2016) Naomi Margaret Hunter, by thesis entitled: Mitchell John Lowe The distance within: investigating an experience of embodiment through glass Ella Marmion making Kanishk Ashish Meghani Khashayar Moghaddam 10.30am (conferred: 15 December 2016) 29 March: Angus Michael Pearce-Raisin Sabine Pagan, by thesis entitled: Christopher Franjo Pongrac The architecture of jewellery: on milieu, Nigel Paul Quaini emotive spatiality and memories Alistair Charles Reeve (conferred: 23 February 2017) Bernadette Gai Rigby Tessa Alice Sare Jasmine Michelle Symons, by thesis Maegan Jade Scott entitled: Matthew Paul Stevenson Ambiguity makes sense: an exploration of the creative relationship between Nguyen Pham Tran mothering and painting; featuring Andrej Uzunov contemporary oil painting practice as an Raha Vaezi auto-ethnographic research methodology Benjamin Van Loggem (conferred: 23 February 2017) Natalie Vernillo Wan Rosalia Wan Rosli *(20/12/2016) Ho Fai Wong *(20/12/2016) * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Chi Long Edwin Yeung this ceremony Sofiya Yunovidova Shuyuan Zhang *(20/12/2016)

DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS for the degree of Master of Design AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (Communication Design) for the degree of Master of Visual Arts Marchelle Anne Matthew Angela Jane Dawes *(18/08/2016) for the degree of Master of Design (Design and Construct) for the Associate Degree in Arts Studies Sarah Jane Burge Claire Jennifer Soeffky Peter Francis Hilhorst THE SCHOOL OF ART, Peter Leijs ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN Simon Ross Modra for the degrees of Master of Architecture for the degree of Master of and Master of Sustainable Design Design (Industrial Design) Liam Edward Murphy Da Huang *(20/12/2016) Samuel Richard Wiechula Norihito Sekiya Taylor James Wiley Zijing Zhuang *(20/12/2016) for the degree of Master of Architecture for the degree of Master of Abraham Aguirre Figueroa Design (Interior Architecture) Mehdi Ahmadi Zadeh Wendy-Anne Gweneth Press Bryce Nicholas Bessell for the degree of Master of Meiselman Buntulobo Sustainable Design Matthew Burgess Kerry Ann Reed Kirsty Anne Butler Codey Lee Cartwright for the degree of Master of Visual Mau Yuen Cheng *(20/12/2016) Art and Creative Practice Lavell Michael Chine Melanie Denise Bone-Manser Victoria Kate Clarkson Nazia Ejaz Edward Stanley Connelly Hala El-Jourdi Jake Fitton for the Graduate Diploma in Design for the degree of Bachelor of (Communication Design) Architectural Studies Alexander James Booth Harrison Edward Allwood Craig Angus Alston for the Graduate Diploma in Design (Design and Construct) Michael John Baker-Stimson Jordan Matthew Ball Hannah Jordan Siobhan Angela Barbara for the Graduate Diploma in Nicholas Voules Bartholomaeus Design (Industrial Design) Aurellio Giuseppe George Berlingeri Michael Roy Dimonte Jenifer Aquino Bosworth Luke Calvin Johnson Cameron Graham Burfield John William Richard Nicholl Georgia Lee Cant Michael Thomas Summers Leanghay Chhay Lauren Williams Stephanie Copson Michael Luther Wong Robyn May Crago for the Graduate Diploma in Hunter William Carl Crisp Design (Sustainable Design) Steven James Cundy Sarah Katherine Cooper Karl Lachlan Daenke Bradley Davey for the Graduate Diploma in Visual Bryce Donato-Edwards Art and Creative Practice Jessica Lee Eichinger Matthew Cordwent Mckenzie Megan Kelsey Eichinger Joshua Aaron Olavesen Matthew Carlos Field Imogen Porteous Scott Travis Fleming Mary Ann Christina Santin Nicolette Simone Gates Lucy Harriet Sevenoaks Amanda Geracitano for the Graduate Diploma in Visual Alex Edward Hall Art and Design (Graphic Design) Jake Hansen-Humble Andreas Bernhard Kleinig Mahmoud Walid Hasaneen Braden Jeremy Hill for the degree of Bachelor of Mostafa Hussaini Art and Design (Honours) Omer Idris Emmanuelle Baradakis Nicholas Ioakim Matthew Lee Cripps Samuel Peter Kakkoufas Briony Jane Davis Brandon Kerr Matthew Kenneth Farrand Madison Ann Kohler Kaitlyn Havers Kong Kai Lok Adam Charles Horscroft Mark Rodney Langman Nerissa Julie Kyle Lindon Jake Luka Lark Chantel Louise Mulder Ming Xin Law Jaimes Ella Nagel Tsz Hin Law Cara Jane Pearson Gabe Lever-Brine Stephen Alex Max Roedel Sofia Alyssa Liberali Danielle Renee Saliba Benjamin John Mackay Jessica Elizabeth Salter Alexander Makridis Emma Maree Sullivan Alexander James McMillan Darasti Zahira Andrea Milovanovic Mia van den Bos Angus William Mortimer for the degree of Bachelor of Caitlin Sarah Murphy Visual Arts (Honours) Rupert Daryl Piccoli Sophia Corso Marc Pilla Thomas Patrick Folber Andrew Brian Pomery Ursula Halpin Michael Joseph Popp Nikki Odaka Marcel Harikrishnan Premprakash Jack Thomas Quinn for the degree of Bachelor of Interior Architecture with Honours Edward Ramsey Dylan Micheal Rule Siobhan Lillian Harley Sonya Fay Ruth Vladislav Kaleynik Riccardo Giovanni Sallemi Eloise Kate Smith Braiden James Sanders Heloise Susannah Schioldann Jake Mason Smith Jacqueline Sarah Stacey Lukas John Stark Jacob Gabriel Stavrakis Cameron Stevenson Daniel John Synnott Nathan Yin for the degree of Bachelor of Daisy Lorraine Sugars Design (Communication Design) Caitlin Anne Teakle Jakob Louis Aebi Elise Sophia Tormet Nicholas Costel Astanei James Michael Traeger Alana Patricia Baker An Tran Maddison Jayne Baker Jordan Andrew Tucker Michael John Belletti Angela Lea Verrall Paeden Dean Bennetts Ehsan Vojdani Kieren James Black Gemma Kate Wallis Taylor Renee Brand Samuel Oliver Wannan Lauren Holly Brauer Diana Jeannette Waters Madeline Claire Bruce Jake Joseph Wyatt Christine Sharon Suzanne Brunstrom Chun-Kai Kevin Yen Louis Bullock Liyan Zhang Liam David Burtenshaw Genevieve Emma de Vries Chun Cao *(20/12/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Claire Chivell Design (Product Design) Isabeau Corkhill Mitchell James Altmann 10.30am Duncan Donald Crawford 29 March: Pin-hung David Chang Rebecca Crilly Patrick Henry Ciancio Danielle Louise Crisford Shannon Leah Copley Daisy Fae Crowder Harry Eckert Tracey Louise Davis Nicholas Bruce Frayne Jenna Rhiann Doherty James Andrew Goodwin Amber Renee Elliott Harriet Rose Culbertson Aaron John Farrant Alexander Thomas Hayes Kiah Gemma Gardiner Jared Dean Heenan Rebekah Gilbertson Emile Kamugisha Thomas Edward Goldsmith Allan Kappamankal Jasmin Emily Green George Theo Karapas Sam Anthony Hills Benjamin Charles Kilsby Rebecca Louise Hinkley Joshua Adrian Natale Tra Huong Hoang *(20/12/2016) Ha Neul Park Sinead Kimberley Hobart Thomas Hamlyn Sandercock Braiden Mackenzie Jones Antigoni Tavlaridis Julia Juros Sally-Anne Wickes Stephanie Pearl Kalfas Kamila Widanka Claudia Keough Joseph Sou Yi Wong Maria Kharitonova Isabel Ruth King for the degree of Bachelor Tessa Isobel King of Interior Architecture Britney Jayne Kleinig Georgina Claire Abraham Bridget Jane Lampard Asma Ariaee Arwen Elisabeth Lindemann Haylee Margaret Bishop Alexander George Linou Shauni Tianna Burrows Rafal Liszewski Emma Louise Craw Julia Long Tenille Alexandra De Brueys Laura Jayne Marcus Ann Thuy Tran Dinh Ryan Owen Marino Bashitha Chathuranga Dissanayaka Benjamin Robert Mcgregor Pathiranage Sophie Rebecca Merrett Kylie Natasha Dwyer Christopher John Miliado Ellenor Brigida Fragomeli Nguyet Thu Nguyen Rui-Bin Gan Quang Nguyen Alexander Robert Giulianetti Chanel-Jade Sevasti Panagiotas Alexander William Keith Gurner Valentina Cenza Pepe Jessica Ashleigh Hall Connor James Perrin Olivia Jane Hamilton-smith Jasmine Lan Phan Bradley Andrew Hill Crystal Joy Potter Celeste Horrocks Perri Dior Rodda Huy Huynh Bernadette Romeo Ida Khou Chaoqun Ruan Airlie Rebecca Lang Alexander Brayden James Ryan Wei Jun Lim Daniel James Rylance Nikki Marangos Stephanie Anna Salzone Claire Frances Hirrell Markwick-Smith Nicole Katherine Scriva Ashleigh Kate McCammon Emma Louise Stapleton Daniella Isabel Mena Jack Matthew Stobart Kleio Portellos Hannah Louise Price for the degree of Bachelor of Nicole Angela Puttnins Visual Arts (Photography) Jake Lee Resnais Tanya Lee Ainsworth Rebecca Ann Rosenthal Hannah Ruth Darling Mitchell James Stanley Elham Fisher Matthew Graham Till Brooke Amanda Haba Madison Tucker Renee Louise Larner Idalia Vorrasi Ellen Dee Portell Lawson Joseph Walker Anna Lacey Pritchard Ce Wang *(20/12/2016) Charlotte Paige Rollinson Maria Antonietta Sergi for the degree of Bachelor of Visual Arts (Ceramics) Rebecca Louise Sharpe Brianna Speight Polly Best Ashlee Michelle Hopkins for the degree of Bachelor of Nadia Caroline Koodrin Visual Arts (Printmaking) Saskia Katherine Scott Cassandra Ebony Masters Alexandra Ogden for the degree of Bachelor of Visual Arts (Drawing) for the degree of Bachelor of Stefania-Marie De Stefano Visual Arts (Sculpture) Matthew Luke Jackson Steven Bellosguardo Clare Fiona Macpherson Eduard Wilhelm Helmbold Miller Jayawardhana Mudalige Joanna Louise Kowald Angela Hannah Perdiko-Yiannis Ngoc Nguyen Jaimee Young THE SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, for the degree of Bachelor INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES of Visual Arts (Glass) for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Madison Alana Griffiths Kostas Latsis Peter William Kane Courtney Louise Paige for the Associate Degree in Mark Penney Languages and Culture Studies Kostas Latsis for the degree of Bachelor of Visual Arts (History and Theory) THE SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, Stephanie Emma Ackland *(20/12/2016) SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLICY for the degree of Bachelor of Visual for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (Jewellery and Metal) Social Work (Honours) Htet Aye Chan *(20/12/2016) Hannah Mary Bradbrook Steven Bernard Cottle Caellyen Watson Bruerville Lisa Furno Tessa Lauren Cunningham *(05/04/2016) Kirsten Marie Rawolle Christina D’Agostino Laura Margaret Smith Tania Anna Hall Marissa Ziesing Susan Diane Hill George Andrew Kellis for the degree of Bachelor of Visual Arts (New Media Arts) Tracey Jane Obst Kate Madeline Smith Wayne Newton Lewis *(20/10/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Social Work for the degree of Bachelor of Visual Arts (Painting) Claudia Jane Maria Akker Imogen Carr Stephanie Judith Barton Talia Jade Dawson Agnes Comfort Boafo Youssef Labib Hana Rhys Dylan Bradley Jade Harland Wendy May Broadbent Alannah Emily Herget Barry Lancelot Cameron Alisha Johns Gianna Caruso Amelia Lily Kelly Jenna Marie Casey Elyshia Adele Lay George Flouras Pei Jie Lee Stephanie Bernadette Forte Matthew Buxton Lewis Letyah Kate Franklin Christine Georgia Liappas Jane Njeri Gatheru *(20/12/2016) Mikaela Rose Pearce Jessica Ann Gelling Wynne Elise Plug-Berndt Samantha Katie Ross Tara Rowhani-Farid Gemma Kate Williams Molly Alice Willson Payge Helene Gibson Jasmin Kimberly Ann Gillespie Tamara Lily Goya Kai Louise Haberfield Ella Ann Hastie Ashleigh Joy Horsnell Sae Mee Georgia Howard Sarah Ashlee Hurrell Mwajemi Hussein Anne Elizabeth Imgraben Gemima Louise Joyce Vanessa Lauren Kay Kerry Mae Kingma Tsz Him Lam Tsz Ting Leung *(20/12/2016) Celeste-Lauren Luciani Somaya Mahmoud Pete Margitich 10.30am Hannah Lee Marschall 29 March: Olivia Grace Mastin Nicole Ashley May Samuel Robert Merrett Nilofar Najimi Isaac Ndayambaje Talisha Jade Nield Madeleine Mae Norman Rachel Lea O’Halloran Anita Brielle Obst Tegan Amelia Olsen Francis Italian Opoka Savry Ouk Sarah Dawn Padget Renee Pietrosanti Nur Aqidah Ramadhan Madeleine Esther Jayne Robinson Jessica Anne Ross Rachel Alexandria Scott Eloise Alice Sheehy Katie Sims Jarrod William Skeates Michelle Calandre Spence Chloe Jade Struthers Romeo Thomas Alastair Christopher Evan Waples Kylie Marie Willcourt Reannon Maree Winen Kate Elise Zubrinich Steven Cottle Unititled 2016. Mixed Materials. Dimensions Variable. Australia’s ‘100LivingTreasures’. Literature andin1997wasdeclared oneof Australia (AO) for toAustralian hisservices doctorates. In1983hereceived theOrder of of nationalandinternationalhonorary of Mars.ThomasKeneally holdsanumber of famine,andthenovel, TheDaughters published now reached 1970. More recently hehas History ofAustralians has andthestory has alsopublishedthree volumes ofA in alltheEnglish languagemarkets. He origins ofAustralia were bothpublished Commonwealth ofThievesaboutthepenal convictism, TheGreat ShameandThe Prize (U.S.). Tom Keneally’s ofIrish history International Prize andtheHelmerich of SouthernCalifornia, theMondello Prize, theScripterAward oftheUniversity Book Prize, theRoyal SocietyofLiterature Keneally hasalso wontheLos Angeles Prize andtheMilesFranklin Awards, Tom a full-time writer. InadditiontotheBooker successenabledhimtobecome his literary began acareer inschoolteachingbefore the priesthoodasayoung manandthen Born inSydney in1935,Tom studiedfor won theMilesFranklin Award. Heroes andThree Cheersfor theParaclete the Booker Prize, whileBringLarks and and Confederates were allshort-listedfor Jimmy Blacksmith, Gossipfrom theForest Schindler’s List. Hisnovels TheChantof into theAcademy Award-winning film Prize for Schindler’sArk,whichwasmade distinguished. In1982hewontheBooker of non-fiction,heisalsooneitsmost 30 novels, dramas, screenplays andbooks multi-award-winning authorofmore than prolific andbestknownnovelists. Asthe (Tom) Keneally isoneofAustralia’s most Award-winning Australian authorThomas Mr ThomasKeneallyAO The OccasionalAddress ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE Wednesday 29Marchat3.00pm Three Famines, anarrative history Order ofCeremony Procession andgraduates retire. the OfficialParty, Council, Academic The audienceisrequested tostandas The Chancellorwillclosetheceremony. candidates. University, willconfer awards onthe The Chancellor, onbehalfofthe Playwright. by MrThomasKeneally AO, Author and The OccasionalAddress willbedelivered University. degreethe honorary ofDoctorthe will present MrThomasKeneally AO for Education, ArtsandSocialSciences, GradDipEd, PhD, Pro ViceChancellor: Professor DeniseMeredyth BA(Hons), CChem, FRSC,willaddress theceremony. Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, The ViceChancellorandPresident, (Hons), willopentheceremony. The Chancellor, MrJimMcDowell,LLB sung by MsSharon Turley, soprano. The Australian NationalAnthemwillbe Council andOfficialParty. the entrance oftheAcademic Procession, The audienceisrequested tostandfor Processional musicwillbeplayed.

29 March: 3.00pm

The Presentation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy David Alan Sweet, by thesis entitled: Martin Basedow, by thesis entitled: Talking about family photographs and Understanding how patient and general the Australian Baby Boomers’ legacy. practitioner beliefs and attitudes Opening the shoeboxes: snapshots, influence the provision of appropriate memories and narratives care for Australians with osteoarthritis (conferred: 20 October 2016) (conferred: 18 August 2016)

Sheelagh Maree Daniels-Mayes, by thesis * indicates a conferral of award date prior to entitled: this ceremony Culturally responsive pedagogies of success: improving educational outcomes for Australian Aboriginal students DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS (conferred: 16 March 2017) AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Corinna Maria Di Niro, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of Arts Performing Commedia dell’Arte in a Kathleen Eccles *(16/03/2017) contemporary Australian context with THE SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION,

reference to Antonio Fava’s method: a 3.00pm

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES 29 March: continuous translation (conferred: 20 October 2016) for the degree of Master of Aboriginal Studies Kathleen Mary Fallon, by thesis entitled: Dennis Lloyd Easter Hidden in plain sight. Negotiating Donna Ann Quinn postcolonial public rememberance: the Australian South Sea Islanders and for the degree of Master their strategies of cultural and political of Arts (Journalism) survival since 1980 Bernice Elizabeth Hall-Emms (conferred: 15 December 2016) for the Graduate Diploma Linda Christine Ghys, by thesis entitled: in Aboriginal Studies Spatial stories: mythologising Pacific Megan Louise Rollins young men in Australia’s print media Tracey Lee White (conferred: 16 March 2017) Leanne Zohaib

Natalie Anne Harkin, by thesis entitled: for the Graduate Diploma in Communication (Public Relations) ‘I weave back to you’ - Archival-poetics for the record Laura Ann Bates (conferred: 23 February 2017) Jessica Feher Annabel Helen Good Bernice Marie Joseph (dec.), by thesis Bianca Victoria Joseph entitled: Chloe King Indigenous and western knowledges: Christie Joy Legedza transforming educational practices in Kiara Elissa Moody native Alaska Lisa Daniella Rechichi (conferred: 23 February 2017) Artyom Zinoviev

Kerry Ann Lewig, by thesis entitled: for the Graduate Diploma in Journalism Resilience in frontline child protection Celeste Newbery workers: a model of risk and protective factors for the Graduate Diploma in (conferred: 18 August 2016) Language and Culture Studies Catherine Schettini Wesley Patrick McTernan, by thesis entitled: A long way from home: investigation of for the Graduate Certificate work stress and remoteness in the mining in Aboriginal Studies industry Caitlin Alexandra Craner (conferred: 20 October 2016) Kayannie Margaret Denigan Rebecca Jane Graeber Shanthi Ann Ramanathan, by thesis entitled: Appropriate care for low back pain in for the Graduate Certificate Australia: evidence, expert opinion, in Visual Effects current practice and patient perspectives Monika Rosemary Batchelor (conferred: 15 December 2016) Meagan Anne Chancellor Sean John Goble Kumiko Takii Black Timothy Vaz for the degree of Bachelor for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (Honours) of Arts (Indigenous Cultures Anneliese Tegan Abela and Australian Society) Dashielle Amber Allain Jessica Cowell Sarah Grace Bakker for the degree of Bachelor of Lansana Dolley Arts (Indigenous Studies) Alexander Richard Farmilo Jennie Elizabeth Benjamin Donna Louise Hansford Ben Gilbert Bronwyn Denise Hurrell Atholie Harden Luke Garcia Hynes-Bishop Anastasia Lentakis Alexander Liam Jacobs Elizabeth Mary Sampson *(09/08/2016) Hayley Yvonne Jenkins Cheryl Anne Jenner for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (International Relations) Lisa Marie Ranson Simon George Ruppert Rebecca Marie Conole Katalyn Tonkin Emily Louise Keller Chi Tong Eunice Lou for the degrees of Bachelor of Miyu Sawane Journalism and Bachelor of Arts (Writing and Creative Communication) for the degree of Bachelor Tara Niamh Baird of Arts (Languages) Alexzandra Marie Barilla Amina Almasri Emma Margaret Earnshaw Hiu Lok Chow Juan Oscar Estepa Alicia Chantel Engel Taryn Marie Feldmann Pui Man Mak Adrienne Goode Ou Jiahui Verity Anne Harries for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Ninoslava Karadzic (Languages and Intercultural Emmylou Madeleine Macdonald Communication) Tori Renae Masters Jessica Boding Bonnie Matilda McBride James Michael Browne Amy Park Gulten Bulca Madelaine Jean Ramsey Michael Robert Carr Melina Scarfo Chai Wenhao Zoe Alice Walker Kiara Ann Michelle James Nicole Chia Wan-Ling Jasmine Kate Wauchope Jessica Leigh Whitaker Alisa White Matthew Scott Wiseman for the degrees of Bachelor of Journalism and Bachelor of International Relations for the degree of Bachelor Laura Alexandra Brain of Arts (Linguistics) Laura Kate Collins Christopher Russell Denton Sofie Costopoulos Gu Yang Frances Louise Early Kelly Marie Haby Emma Amanda Grace Fleming Sally-Jayne Wallz George James Sagris Muhammad Syafiq Zulkifli Tamika Renee Watts for the degree of Bachelor of Daniel James Zander Arts (Performing Arts) for the degree of Bachelor of Cathryn Janet Charnock Arts (Aboriginal Studies) for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Geoffrey John Greeves (Writing and Creative Communication) for the degree of Bachelor James Roger Brazil of Arts (Communication and Nicola Jade Carbone Media Management) Josephine Carzo Mark Harley Butler Benjamin Lee Davies Cheong Lai Pei Yvonne *(15/12/2016) Hayley Foster Tyler Collins Joshua James Fraser Harin Shaan Cooray Alice Louise Hagan Rhian Paige Haywood Monica Jessie Hoare Tracey Jane Sandow Tanner John Muller Sharifah Naazleen Syed Agil *(23/02/2017) Jonathan Matthew Richards Tarik Tetkic Emily Louise Robertson for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Kayla Jane Robertson (English and Creative Writing) Quynh Nguyen for the degree of Bachelor of Brooke Patricia Smith Communication (Media and Culture) Megan Jane Sutherland Jeol Efthimiou *(09/08/2016) Carla Louise Wills Talia Paige Freeman Basbibi Zaheer Amanda Jayne Goffredo for the degree of Bachelor of Journalism Aaron Mark Golding Hannah Rose Altschwager Eloise Ann Holoubek Jack Brookes Thomas Oliver Reeve Anita Sarmite Butcher Nataliy Sergeevna Smagin Kristen Louise Byass for the degree of Bachelor of Nathaniel Camarra Communication and Media Ashleigh Kaye Chapman Megan Casey Brooke Matilda Chapman Chan Ching Hong *(20/10/2016) Amy Clark Kai Yiu Chan *(20/10/2016) Darcy Colwill Po Lam Chan *(20/10/2016) Andrew Edward Cussen Wing Shan Chan *(20/10/2016) Connie Lee De Crea Yuk Tin Chan *(20/10/2016) Madeline Jade Dunk Man Chun Cheung *(20/10/2016) Brittany Anne Evins Cheung Sin Laam *(20/10/2016) Hamish Ferguson Cheung Wing Yan *(20/10/2016) Harrison James Fisher Kirsty Amy Churcher Fraser Fyfe Ho Hon Fung *(20/10/2016) Ellis Paul Gelios Fung Yat Yuen *(20/10/2016) Madeline Tessa Grammatopoulos 3.00pm

Bo Yee Kwok *(20/10/2016) Erin Monique Hanna 29 March: Kwan Hon Lai *(20/10/2016) Thomas Benjamin Hayes Sze Tung Lai *(20/10/2016) Jack Lewis Herz Wui In Lau *(20/10/2016) Daniel Philip Kuberek Fun Ngan Lee *(20/10/2016) Margaret Hope Mayger Hiu Yan Lee *(20/10/2016) Ethan James Minervini Ho Sum Leung *(20/10/2016) Angus Grey Monfries Kwok Hung Leung *(20/10/2016) Chelsea Ellen Parkes Kwan Zin Liu *(23/02/2017) Joe Grant Patterson Hin Fung Lo *(20/10/2016) Cohen Rostig-Mortimer Lo Hoi Kwan *(20/10/2016) Bryce Anthony Shilton Yi Ching Lo *(20/10/2016) Michael John Anton Stevens Chi Chuen Lui *(20/10/2016) Nathan Brett Thompson Madeleine Ann McDonald-Hosking Timothy John Yeatman Hoi Yiu Mok *(20/10/2016) Ng Wing Yan *(20/10/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Journalism and Professional Writing Kwan Ki Or *(20/10/2016) Thomas William Luke Yat Lam Siu *(20/10/2016) Samantha Pinnington Yui Chi Tang *(20/10/2016) Man Wai Tsang *(20/10/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Media Arts Lik Hang Wong *(20/10/2016) Kate Elizabeth Benzan Yau Lai Mei *(20/10/2016) Sebastian Bowden Yin Lok Yau *(20/10/2016) Mia Callander Neale Ho Yin Yeung *(20/10/2016) Phillippa Anne Church Michelle Oi Man Yip *(20/10/2016) Jake Peter Filbin Ka Chun Yiu *(20/10/2016) Justin Derek Greenwood Man Ching Yu *(20/10/2016) Ella Rose Heywood-Smith Sin Wan Yu *(20/10/2016) Jacob Aaron Holt Sin Yan Yu *(20/10/2016) Kane Rory Jacobs Wing Sheung Shirley Yu *(20/10/2016) Adamantia Kapioldassis Ho Cheung Yuen *(20/10/2016) Jonathan Lakatos for the degree of Bachelor of Kloe Ellyce Letinic International Relations Ann Elizabeth Lewis Hakim Ahmad Nicholas Sean Lyons Hannah Louise Chipperfield Keachie Mila Marie Manalastas Michelle Denice Coleman Alexander Luke Marunczak Ajer Alier Deng Paige Elise Mewett *(09/08/2016) Dayo Obe Elemo Kym Rachelle Miaco Bridget Kathleen Hazebroek Chelsea Rebecca Mirus Benjamin Leaver Henry Nguyen Ella McMahon Adam Tadeusz Orlowski Daniel Michael Nolte Samuel John Paton Deborah Joy Ralph Lilian Bosibori Njuguna Matthew Steven Rowe Aimee Alexandra Phillips Laura Jayne Sneath Gemayel Phillips-Zota Bradley Kevin John Tonkin Tim James Powell Jessica Carla Romeo for the degree of Bachelor of Public Relations Gayle Maree Tourish Rebecca Clare Tsagatos Zoe Therese Butler Samuel Luke White Callum Stan Ferris Rianna Helen Daisy Garrick for the Graduate Certificate in David Murphy Ray Griffiths Mediation (Workplace Relations) Leah Jade Holmes Emma Louise Bone Ryan James Hooper for the degree of Bachelor of Katherine Rose MacDonald Psychology (Honours) Kate McLaughlin Tara Lee Alcorn Reilly Isabella Nutt Nicola Brewer Simone Palmrose Sandra Antoun Phillip Deeb Molly Aspen Peters Elly Grace Gannon Amy Rose Reid Christopher Kwok-ming Ghan Alice Shirley Nicholas Philip Ghan Robert Ian Yuille Wighton Matilda Rose Gilfillan Bess Angela Winkley Megan Grech for the Diploma in Languages Jessica Louise Gysin-Webster Eliza Clara Knapman Charlotte Ruby Ireland-Larritt Jordan Thomas White Stacey Jane Irrgang Alannah Claire Jones THE SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, Celine Ann-Ann Leslie SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLICY Helen Mach for the degree of Master of Anne Elizabeth Blair Macnamara Psychology (Clinical) Rebecca Leah Marrone Cassandra Burton Lyla Isobel Marx Maria Hanna Charters Brittany Jade McInerney Diana Carolina Cicua Navarro Megan Luise Millar Gina Huisy Kelsey Anne Miller Stephanie Rose Loielo Mawluda Momin Andrea Leslie Pratt Michelle Leanne Oppert Natalija Vujinovic Felicity-Eve Edwina Pearce Evana Ellen Platis for the degree of Master of Social Work Daniel Andrew Travis Rogers Donna Maria Carley Emily Kate Rosenich Jacinta Ann Carpentieri Stephanie Adele Russo Jerome Clatworthy Helen Clare Selby Heidi Christine Claus Gabrielle Katia Simionato Geoffrey John Coombe Hamish John Spick Georgia Elizabeth Crowe Tegan Anne Druce for the degrees of Bachelor of Social Emma Jane Drummond Science (Human Services) and Bachelor of Psychological Science James Ronald Ellis Danny Robert Gauthier Renee Jane Bolland Benjamin James Gericke Kirsty Alecia Brumpton Catherine Helen Haakmeester Danniella Caradonna Breanna Jane Hincks Sylvie Vanessa Cizere Shannon Jade Isaacs Rhiannah Mangion Katie Rose Johnson Anna Maria Mazzacano Raghesh Kachibron Iesha Anne Omar Hasich Stephanie Kate Laurence Quentin Geoffrey Ross Bradamante Maya Lawson Samantha Jane Southwood Angela Marie Learhinan Kirsten Joanne Xanthopoulos Jane Elspeth Lee for the degrees of Bachelor of Courtney Lea Lenton Social Work and Bachelor of Arts Sarah Nicole Louend (International Relations) Ellen Massie Loyi George Eniah Matsvayi Mulu Kebbi Vanessa Ellen McCombe Sayed Haris Rohany Joanne Trudy Morgan Ali Toure Raphael Ngandu Wa Ngandu *(09/08/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of for the degree of Bachelor of Psychological Science Psychological Science (Counselling Natasha Biggins and Interpersonal Skills) Mitch Caon Naomi Kathleen Beacham Jared Centenera Amanda Braddock Ka Ching Cheung *(23/02/2017) Elise Kate Burnell Man Yin Jeffrey Cheung *(23/02/2017) Donna Anne Burrows Saib Ashfaque H Chougle Emma Louise Butler Lydia Anna Coleman Rebekah Clare Chetcuti Tara Cooper Jeffrey Gordon George Feder Jarrad Anthony Dal Zotto Aimee Louise Funnell Andrew Marcus Denton Caitlin Jones-de Vree Ezra Kuol Dhieu Lucinda Prudence Manning Janet Evans Kaitlyn Marie Mcleod Danielle Maria Ferris Goran Medos Alyssa Elizabeth Foti Indiana Kira Patterson Natasha Franco Christina Pietrobon Kathryn Gigney Hannah Rose Pittendreigh Bethany Rose Glanville Tamika Roach-Attard Sarah Elizabeth Glidden for the degree of Bachelor of Social Claire Margaret Gordon Science (Human Services) Kylie Jane Grills Sarah Joy Adams Wing Chin Ho *(23/02/2017) Deng Deng Akol Carmen Louise Hofhuis

Amanda Rae Gottardo 3.00pm 29 March: 29 March: Yau Hin Hon *(23/02/2017) Awit Kuac Talia Kae Horton Tharinee Jane Leamtian-Carter Christopher Humphrey James Dak Majur Kwan Lam Hung *(23/02/2017) Stella McGeever Daniel Hyndman Stephanie Shields McGurk Kin Nam Keung *(23/02/2017) Calvine Ochieng Odhiambo Stephanie Georgia Ladas Jannette Ravet Dana Nicole Laird Ayen Ring Ho Shan Li *(23/02/2017) Sarah Louise Rooke Gladys Lok-Heng Lo *(23/02/2017) Nuhan Sidibay Kate Emily Mahon Angelika Szulborska Mitchell Rhain Morrison Salam Tesfay Tsz Yan Ng *(23/02/2017) Louise Peta Van Eyck Daniel Andrew John Niutta Nuaih Nuaih Than Van Khawng Elycia Jade Noel Skye Oakey-Delchau Jack Samuel Rasheed Anna Richards Sophia Saidi Hannah Kaite Salmon Mitchell Roland Secomb Brooke Kate Starr Shuet Tang *(23/02/2017) Che Yin Tsui *(23/02/2017) Claire Vanin Angelo Luca Varricchio Stavroula Vassiliou Josephine Wambui Wanjiru Caroline Webber Chung Sze Yau *(23/02/2017) Chi Chiu Yuen *(23/02/2017) Mira Zagani for the degree of Bachelor of Psychological Science (Cognitive Neuroscience) Harriet Louisa Clayton Stephanie Michelle Lipari Megan Sian Roberts Matthew Lewis Unititled 2016. Acrylic on Plastic. Dimensions Variable. Thursday 30 March at 10.30am ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Her Excellency Menna Rawlings Processional music will be played. CMG The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession, BScIntRel(LSE) Council and Official Party. Menna Rawlings has been British High The Australian National Anthem will be Commissioner to Australia since April 2015. sung by Ms Sharon Turley, soprano. She joined the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) in 1989 and has served in a The Chancellor, Mr Jim McDowell, LLB wide range of Diplomatic Service roles. (Hons), will open the ceremony. She was most recently a member of The Vice Chancellor and President, the FCO Management Board as Human Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, Resources Director. This followed postings CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. to Washington DC, Ghana, Israel, Kenya and Brussels. In London, she has served as The Occasional Address will be delivered Private Secretary to the Permanent Under by Her Excellency Menna Rawlings CMG, Secretary as well as in Press Office and the British High Commissioner to Australia. Africa and EU Directorates. The Chancellor, on behalf of the She is married with three children. University, will confer awards on the As British High Commissioner her role candidates. gives her responsibility for the direction The Chancellor will close the ceremony. and work of the High Commission and 10.30am its Deputy High Commissions and/ The audience is requested to stand as 30 March: or Consulates, including political work, the Official Party, Council, Academic trade and investment, press and cultural Procession and graduates retire. relations, and visa and consular services. She graduated from the London School of Economics with a degree in international relations. Her passion is for travelling and giving her kids the experience of living in different countries to get a different world view.

The Presentation

* indicates a conferral of award date prior to Jordan Claire Lindsay this ceremony Robert John MacIntyre Hannah Elizabeth Martin DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS Jack Mason AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Amy Kathleen McNamara THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Louise Elizabeth Mooney Katherine Bidou Nairn for the degree of Master of Education Rebekah Edna Neumann Norashiqin Binte Abdul Hamid Katherine Sydney Packer Sybila Ann Ford Shahedabibi Husenkhan Pathan Anna Maria Lobegeiger Charmaine Joy Pinheiro Wendy-Anne Lyn Price Alycia Jane Roling Tamra Kaye Waye Anumol Saji for the degree of Master of Jessica Mary Skeer Education (Digital Technologies) Holly St Clair Stratton Paul Richard Huebl Oleksandra Zhalnina Brett James Wood for the degree of Master of for the degree of Master Teaching (Primary and Middle) of Education (Educational Gary Robert King Leadership and Management) for the degree of Master of Anna Fusco Teaching (Secondary) for the degree of Master of Christopher Thomas Altmann 10.30am Education (Teaching English to *(09/08/2016) 30 March: Speakers of Other Languages) Alexandra Francesca Bianchetti Ariane Barbara Marsac Renée Frances Biele Donna May Martin Courtney Anne Bottrill Magdalena Moise Azat Chanisheff Emily Jean Li for the degree of Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) Samuel Michael John Cooper Mathew James D’Aloisio Sahra Ahmed Mohamed Thomas Charles Daly Komalpreet Bal Mark Paul Davidson Anita Marie Camporeale Justine Decorso *(09/08/2016) Cynthia Chor Yie Choo *(20/12/2016) Veronica Raquel Falero *(09/08/2016) Kylie Joy Dinning Raffaele Federico Jing Luo John Ugo Hooper Annika Joyce Moisio-Agar Benjamin Detlef Kessler Emma Kathleen Nicol Refaat Bushra Megalli Victoria Hamilton Plunkett Brenda Miravitchi Bahiyeh Samimi Emily Murgatroyd Jay Adele Styles Dominiek Neall Fengfei Yu Tessa Parry for the degree of Master of Valerie Birgit Francis Peters Teaching (Primary) David Leigh Poulain Annelise Alberta Patricia Bradley Jesse Hannah Reilly Chelsea Kate Budarick Matthew Lawrence Sammut Natasha Stefani Carbone Saba Zia Sankauskas Louise Comey Gurwinder Singh Lorraine Eve Daley Nikolina Spanovic Matthew Robert Dimonte Adam Versolato Nerelle Ghabriel John Scott Whitehorn Melissa Joy Gogler Chuhui Zhao Luke Anthony Theodore Habel Kyran Joel Zippel Mayley Elaine Harris Sophie Parker Holland Kiah Bee Jenkin Morgan Gray Knight Lesley Kong for the degree of Bachelor of Karen Dianne Mylett Education (Early Childhood) Lucy-Anne Perkins Natasha Lee Ambaras Samantha Cherie Peters Jessica Anne Anderson Monica Jaye Piantedosi Cristina Antonia Anello Melina Sonia Pohl Jalna Leah Anspach Mykayla Josephine Porcelli Emma Louise Barone Tess Marie Portsch Courtney Skye Beaton Kimberley Lauren Prosser Samantha Jane Bettany Kiara Marie Pudney Melissa Jayne Bilney Emily Robyn Quinn Maddison Roma Bleeze Belinda Jane Runciman Emilia Ida Borrelli Elise Jade Rynne Liam Daniel Branigan Carmela Margherita Santillo Lauren Kathryn Broadbent Victoria Rose Savino Sylvie Broadhurst Amelia Angela Scarfo Jenna Lee Brown Jasmine Simpson Simone Leigh Buckley Diamando Stella Sinanis Natasha Capurso Michelle Sorrentino Kendall Ann Carr Cassie Lee Stokes Emily Corelli Charlotte Elizabeth Teague Daniela Maria D’Ortenzio Edie Jade Tester Sarah Leanne Dalton Jackie Marie Theodorou Amanda Drinkwater Claudia Tripodi Amy Maree Earls Sonia Bianca Tronnolone Kate Elizabeth Easther Zoe Kayla Tziortzis Mouna L’Emir Haroun El Ayoubi Garry Craig Weetra Adele Grace Esposito Hannah Faye Whitehead Shaylee Catherine Etherington-Towle Tia Elizabeth Williams Monica Fazzalari Claire Elizabeth Woodward Claire Louise Fisher Chelsea Kate Wymond Esther Marie Flavel Rebekah Elise Zadow Jessica Lee Foskett for the degree of Bachelor Emily Isabella Fox of Education (Primary) Amanda Rachel French Stacey Erin Abbott Amy Denie Gathercole Alexandra Elizabeth Agars Tahlia Rosalind Janice Geisler Kate Emily Alley Chelsea Marie Geyer Natasha Mary Lena Bright Sarah Elizabeth Gill Chloe Broad Eliiahn Eve Boldyn Goodings Kate Rose Campbell Lynnette Anne Graham Daniella Margaret Carter Sharn Louise Harris Dominique Lora Caruso Elizabeth Rose Harrison Krystal Marie Centofanti Cassandra Cate Hellier Joshua Wayne Champion Aimee Kate Hentschke Tennessee Merle Coulthard Georgia Kathleen Hicks Emma-Kate Croft Hannah Jade Horsnell Alice Sinclair Deegan Sydney Hurrell Tara Denton Renee Lucy Ierace Christopher Denton-Shone Samantha Jayne Irvine Daniella Di Cola Janette Kay Jacka Ashlee Dodgson Emma Marie Killey Sophie Drilling Danielle Kyte Jessica Lee Edwards Emma Louise Langley Molly Dee Evans Meiying Lin Emily Kate Fartch Andrea Lloyd Emma Kate Furler Margaret Rachel Lovell Abby Furness Clementine Alice Martin Hope Charlyne Gardner Jessica Rachelle May Kellie Gleeson Emily Kate McCormack Molly Rose Gluyas Amy Catherine McDermott Kara Dayle Grayston Emma Olivia Measday Edward John Greeves Ellie Brooke Meich Courtney Lauren Hammond Amelia Merchant Monika Waira Hatcher Amy Janine Morgan Kyra Marie Heaft Simone Georgia Mrvelj Vida Mary Cate Heaslip Samantha Renee Hickman Molly Laura Bruhn Melissa Sue Ilko Kahlia Wendy Burns Tahlia Iskra Tymeka Anne Burns Kieran Jackson Stephen Calio Megan Jane Johnson Teagan Campbell Mudge Nicole Nellie-rose Kampes Harmony Jayne Chambers Amy Ruth Legedza Eden Skye Clothier Ashleigh Kate Leonello Sarah Condo Melody Kim Madden Georgia Louise Connelly Enya Patricia Kathleen Malbon Jasmine Eve Coppinger Noan Sedaya Mangubat Cassandra Jade Costabile Jana Markovic Julia Cara Cricelli Vera-Ann Marrone Jacob Matthew Curnow Gavin Andrew Matthews Nathan John Czernich Lauren Nicole Matthews Tuyet Thi Thu Dang Sara Eliza May Karlia Davoli Ashleigh Kate Mayne Emma Kate Dawson Lucy Margaret Mayne Christina Rosa Carmela De’Angelis Erica McIntosh Isabella Deluca Amber Grace McMahon Patricia Di Fiore Vanessa Rose Morelli Ross Mathew Dickson Lucy Mary Munn Stephanie Kate Lobban Dodd Natalie Nemer Keagan Leigh English Damanjit Kaur Nijjar Talia Kate Esposito Felicia Papadimitriou Jayden Joseph Evans Meaghan Louise Price Nicole Ashleigh Faulbaum Dejan Radojicic Livia Fedele Meg Rumbelow Jack Reginald Fergus Hamish Crawford Russack Nicole Ashleigh Fielke Emily Elise Franklin Priscilla Salvatore 10.30am 30 March: 30 March: Tiffany Ruth Sansome Cassandra Anne Gates Marie Anne Sapio Emma Louise Girdham Katina Helen Sarantidis Emma Rose Grant Emma Louise Shepherd Nicholas Lee Guglielmucci Lucy Kathryn Sherwell Chelsea Renae Marie Hahn Danielle Marie Silvestri Lena Kaye Louise Harmer Malkit Singh Sarah Anne Hnarakis Abby Lee Stevens Daisy Marie Jackson Jessica Lauren Sykes Lauren Courtney Johnson Amie Louise Tanner Charlotte Anna Kaeding Emma Caitlin Tansell Paul Kalfas Hannah Alyssa Tilley Kayla Mary-Anne Kersten Christina Joanne Tziortzis Alexandra Bernadette Khammash Kate Marie Welsby Jessica Emma Klatt Sarah Jane Whittle Simmone Jade Knight Madeline Ruth Williams Ashleigh Jade Koch Briony Jane Winen Danielle Maree Langhorn Kathryn Joy Woolford Joseph Scott Larking Victoria Rose Allanah Xerri Brittany Jane Lawry Nadeen Ann Yates Renae Cassandra Loch Stephanie Louise Lord for the degree of Bachelor of Education (Primary and Middle) Matthew James Lycett Kerry Antoinette Lymn Molly Kaye Affolter Amelia Rose Macadam Rachel Patricia Altamura Tenille Amy Mannion Gabrielle Ann Amos Angelisa Marino Miriam Alice Astles-Phillips Elysse Marino Karina Lisa Bacolo Lisa Maria Marschall Sarah Jane Bailey Jade Hayley Mattin Emily Claire Barker Shannon Mawhinney Jarrad Ashley Barnes Sophie Elizabeth May Jamie Barnett Tegan Lee McCard Simon Anthony Berry Amy Marie McKee Grace Kathrine Bond Nicole Marie McKenzie Elizabeth Kate Boston Jack Menzies Cassandra Paige Brown

Hayley Emma Mertin Sarah Sinead Mulraney Anthony Christopher Nasone Thi Ngoc Thu Nguyen Thi Minh Thu Nguyen *(20/12/2016) Emily May Norris Eloisa Rae Oria Qianyi Pan Elleni Maria Papageorgiou Antonia Papazaharoudakis Eleftheria Penekelis Brittany Perry Whitney Jade Peters Bronté Jane Louise Platt Caitlin Leanne Polmear Emily Jane Pritchard Elise Lauren Rankin Michael Reichstein Kirsty Morgan Reid Jessica Kay Robertson Jack Robert Rose Matthew John Rose Brooke Louise Russell Claire Alana Sanders Brianna Caitlin Seabrook Gemma Kate Seal Courtney Lee Searle Luke Sebastiani Brittany Jean Shepherd

Nichole Jasmyn Shepherd 10.30am 30 March: 30 March: Rhianne Bess Simcock Ammy-Clara Singleton Zoe Leigh Skewes Sabrina Kay Stallon-Gibbs Keelah Sumner Brittany Jane Sumpter Liana Tangredi Jaala Anne Taylor Ryan Lloyd Taylor Daniel Kaleb Thompson Jordan Olivia Thornhill Isabella Tomassoni Jamie Sandra Torbet Georgie Elizabeth Toth Brittany Paige Tredrea Elliana Rose Valente Shayla Grace Vince Nathan Walter Watkins Shannen Weir Ellen Jade Wiens Emily Kate Wilsdon Ashlyn Jade Wright Zhuqing Fan Wedding Pin 2016. Mixed Materials. Dimensions Variable. of theUniversity ofSydney. Oxford, andisafirst-classhonoursgraduate Master ofPhilosophy attheUniversity of completed aDoctorofPhilosophy and and raised insouthwestSydney. He Dr SoutphommasanewasborninFrance “Mongrel Nation” onABCRadioNational. 2013 presented series thedocumentary Weekend Australian newspapers,andin opinion columnistwithTheAge andThe All That’sLeft (2010). Hehasbeenan was co-editor(with NickDyrenfurth) of and Reclaiming Patriotism(2009). He Back To Where You Came From (2012), The VirtuousCitizen (2012), Don’tGo four books,I’mNotRacistBut(2015), Dr Soutphommasaneistheauthorof in shapingdebatesAustralia andBritain. identity andpatriotismhasbeeninfluential His thinkingonmulticulturalism, national University ofSydney andMonashUniversity. political philosopherandheldpostsatthe Human RightsCommission, hewasa August 2013.PriortojoiningtheAustralian Race DiscriminationCommissioner since Dr SoutphommasanehasbeenAustralia’s BEc(SocSc)(Hons), MPhil,DPhil, Dr Tim Soutphommasane The OccasionalAddress ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE Thursday 30Marchat3.00pm

Order ofCeremony Procession andgraduates retire. the OfficialParty, Council, Academic The audienceisrequested tostandas ceremony. The Pro Chancellorwillclosethe candidates. University, willconfer awards onthe The Pro Chancellor, onbehalfofthe Human RightsCommission. Discrimination Commissioner, Australian by DrTim Soutphommasane,Racial The OccasionalAddress willbedelivered CChem, FRSC,willaddress theceremony. Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, The ViceChancellorandPresident, LLM, willopentheceremony. The Pro Chancellor, MrTerry Evans LLB, sung by MsSharon Turley, soprano. The Australian NationalAnthemwillbe Council andOfficialParty. the entrance oftheAcademic Procession, The audienceisrequested tostandfor Processional musicwillbeplayed.

30 March: 3.00pm

The Presentation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Htwe Htwe Mon, by thesis entitled: Biological actions of antibacterial Vaskor Bala, by thesis entitled: compounds covalently attached onto A combined lipophilic prodrug and lipid- solid material surfaces or released based drug delivery approach to enable diffusively from materials oral chemotherapy (with SN38) (conferred: 18 August 2016) (conferred: 20 October 2016) Michael Nicola Pastore, by thesis entitled: Jennifer Ann Davids, by thesis entitled: Getting through the skin’s formidable Teacher leadership in VET: lead barrier - understanding the role of vocational teachers traversing the high solute structure, skin morphology and seas of change in TAFE Queensland formulation in skin delivery (conferred: 15 December 2016) (conferred: 23 February 2017)

Swati Dawar, by thesis entitled: Sarah Olivia Quinn, by thesis entitled: Deciphering the role of caspase-2 in Transformative education through protecting against genetic instability and collaborative learning design: tumour suppression participatory, communicative and emergent processes for deep meaning (conferred: 16 March 2017) and engagement in the middle years Katherine Jennifer Faull, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 15 December 2016) The desiccation resistant eggs of Jackson William Ryan, by thesis entitled: invasive Australian container-breeding mosquitoes: evidence for local Understanding the role of the Vitamin adaptation D Receptor in maintenance of skeletal health (conferred: 18 August 2016) (conferred: 20 October 2016) Emily Johnston Flies, by thesis entitled: Mahipal Gurram Sinnollareddy, by thesis Ecology and epidemiology of Ross River entitled: virus in South Australia Improving antifungal use in the

(conferred: 15 December 2016) critically ill: a pharmacokinetic/ 3.00pm 30 March: 30 March: pharmacodynamic approach Natasha Thi Nga Hoang, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 18 August 2016) The pVHL-microtubule structure is important in determining the mode of Natalie Emilia Stevens, by thesis entitled: microtubule stabilisation Development and evaluation of ovine (conferred: 15 December 2016) polyclonal antibody therapies for the treatment of severe influenza infection Chiao Xin Lim, by thesis entitled: and bacterial sepsis Exploring the pathomechanisms (conferred: 23 February 2017) underlying focal epilepsies (conferred: 15 December 2016) Roshni Thattengat, by thesis entitled: Environmental conditions and Yoon Lim, by thesis entitled: mechanisms of cell death in plasmodium Investigation into signalling mechanisms falciparum of BDNF in neurological disorders (conferred: 15 December 2016) (conferred: 20 October 2016) Carla Rose Toop, by thesis entitled: Jessica Marie Logan, by thesis entitled: The ‘not-so-sweet’ effects of maternal Molecular mechanisms regulating venom sweetened beverage consumption during production in Elapidae snakes pregnancy and lactation on metabolic (conferred: 15 December 2016) outcomes in the adult rat and her offspring Sunil Mahurkar, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 15 December 2016) Pharmacogenomics of interferon-beta treatment in Caucasian multiple sclerosis Benjamin John Tscharke, by thesis entitled: patients Population-scale drug use in Adelaide, (conferred: 17 March 2016) South Australia, by wastewater analysis (conferred: 15 December 2016) Lanoi Maloiy, by thesis entitled: The impact of crucible events on the Kirsty Turner, by thesis entitled: development of female political leaders Red meat, dairy and insulin sensitivity in Kenya (conferred: 15 December 2016) (conferred: 18 August 2016) Nasir Tajure Wabe, by thesis entitled: Erin Kirsty Doherty The role of adherence of physician to Jasmin Eckert treatment strategies and patient to Louise Deirdre Eldridge medications in rheumatoid arthritis Kylie Renee Fechner (conferred: 16 March 2017) Francesca Feo Kirby Rochelle Heath Wen Wang, by thesis entitled: Tom Joseph Hodkinson The impact of formulating 5-Fluorouracil Deborah Louisa Kroeger into liposomes on its site-specific delivery to tumour tissue Christian Martino Adla Ruth Mattiske (conferred: 20 October 2016) Michael Joseph Musolino Imaina Sabella Widagdo, by thesis entitled: Lisa Maree Sexton Understanding frailty and its association Adriana Lesley Talbot with medicine use Dino Fortunato Zandona (conferred: 20 October 2016) for the Graduate Certificate in Tianqi Xu, by thesis entitled: Education (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) Regulation and mechanism of autophagy-dependent developmental Victoria Pauline Harwood cell death in Drosophila melanogaster for the degree of Bachelor of larval midgut Teaching (Anangu Education) (conferred: 23 February 2017) Narelda Adamson Rokhsana Yasmin, by thesis entitled: Rosie Nyanu Daniels-Nelson Combining porous nanostructure and Dirk Jackson lipid carriers to improve oral delivery Muna Kulyuru Anderson systems for poorly water soluble drugs Priscilla Singer (conferred: 20 October 2016) Teresa Stevens for the Diploma in Education for the degree of Doctor (Anangu Education) of Clinical Pharmacy Daphne Nyaningu Ahmed Mohammed Shaman, by thesis Jodie Watson entitled: Eva Wells The effect of acid suppression on the efficacy of phosphate binders in for the degrees of Bachelor of Arts haemodialysis patients (Aboriginal Studies) and Bachelor of (conferred: 16 March 2017) Education (Middle and Secondary) Tyson Jace Francis Hartley Kara Anne Squire * indicates a conferral of award date prior to this ceremony for the degrees of Bachelor of Arts (Australian Studies) and Bachelor of Education (Middle and Secondary) DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS Jordan William Haywood AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Vincent Joseph Vella

THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION for the degrees of Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Education for the degree of Master of Madeleine Sue Agar Education (TESOL) Katharine Maria Deboy Annisa Carstensen Julia Kate Groutsch Abdul Wahid Ivy Oanh Nguyen for the Graduate Diploma in for the degree of Bachelor of Early Education (Adult, Vocational Childhood Education (In-Service) and Workplace Learning) Martin Charlwood Paul Christopher Beauchamp Jessica Lee Dubois Catherine Anne Finn Sarah Lynette Ellis for the Graduate Diploma in Jessica Sara Fuller Education (Secondary) Angie Rosamond Hibberd Courtenay Florence Hanson-Molam Hubner Booth Alison Lorna May Olivia Ann Jones for the Graduate Certificate in Education Lisa Michelle Lambourne Jessica Muhlethaler Ranjana Pershad for the Graduate Certificate in Chandima Shreeni Randeniya Education (Catholic Education) Judith Lynne Reinboth Matthew Andrigo Heidi Kathryn Schultz Kellie Marie Baker Alexsandra Elizabeth White Alison Margaret Barr Sarsha Blesing Lisa Joanne Caffyn Lisa D’Antonio for the degree of Bachelor of DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES Education (Adult, Vocational and Workplace Learning) for the Associate Degree in Health Studies Rachel Lee Bown Juliann Gaye Bragg Heather Anne Bonshor Tasia Camacho Emma Grossmann Jo Lisa Christie THE SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY Ania Holmes Colleen Joyce Vogel for the degree of Master of Midwifery Catherine Louise Kempster for the degree of Bachelor of Education (Design and Technology Education) for the degree of Master of Nursing Serena Belle Agars Bianca Hawkins Mitchell Asser Kristian Mark Indino Alec Barwa-Bosco Suzanne Wendy Jordan Sebastian Elliott Bitter for the Graduate Diploma Bianca Jane Cameron in Mental Health Alexander James Cretan Redgina Suzanne Balchin Brenton John Daddow Joanne Lois Bussenschutt Mark Werner Damm Kamila Karolina Kusek-Podgorna Joel Robert Donaldson Deena Saju Addison Charles Ellis Irene Anduyan Stanford Simon Lee Ellison Simon Warnes Troy William Esdale Aldiana Ganibegovic for the Graduate Diploma in Alex Steven Goodwins Mental Health Nursing Tayla Emmie Harradine Renee Astrid Bauer Charlotte Skye Heywood Amy Beckett Leanne Marie Hogan Carey Blizzard Jake Samuel Holt Sharon Vanessa Bowering Anthony Charles Lagos Beata Shirey Maria Breugelmans Patrick Thomas Lewis Denise Marie Cook April Jane Lewis-Christie Paul Jeffrey Douglas Cooper Jake Llewelyn Matthews Soma Dahal Toni Mayer Rebecca Louise Davis Kate Barbara Nowakowski Faye Dawe 3.00pm Brooke Jade Nykiel Hom Prakash Dhamala 30 March: Misty-lee Pfeiler Rebecca Evans Thomas Charles Pilgrim Reena Aryal Ghimire Stefan Oliver Gifford Prosser Carolyn Ann Groocock Blake John Rhodes Sandra Josephine Halliwell Thomas Stephen Rose Silsila Hotak Emma Jean Tapp Linda Dawn Hyde Renee Jade Underwood Danielle Rene James Karina Van De Wiel Amy Johnson Megan Christina Wood Solomon Karbiah Belinda Jane Zanello Caitlin Louise Krause Amanda Janet Landreth for the degree of Bachelor of Education Yew Liong Lim (Junior Primary and Primary) Yvonne Memma Erin Jean Hayman *(15/12/2016) Biji Aji Menachery Radhinesh Nath Dawn Powley Adrian Reynolds Dan Shan Alana Kate Sprialis Alana Victoria Stead Vimbai Annastacia Taivo Jinhua Yang

for the Graduate Diploma in Nursing (Cardiovascular Nursing) Elizabeth Alice Wilbourne for the Graduate Certificate in Marie Dimitra Dimopoulos Midwifery (Perinatal Mental Health) Sinead Elizabeth Donohoe Hoare Amye Mary Eden Katherine Wendy DuLong Maryam Ghaemmaghami Elizabeth Easter Julie Ann Healey Rachel Iona Ferguson Natalie Scicluna Janet Joy Field Dianne Mary Simmons Taylah Jillian Fox Naomi Simpson Joy Michelle Fredella Kathryn Lee Galloway for the Graduate Certificate in Nursing Alana Giannini Donna Elizabeth Meffert Ashley Elinor Gill Allyson Rappensberg Karen Ann Headon Laura Anne Sarney Taylor Jane Horwood for the Graduate Certificate in Lyndsay Alyson Johnson Nursing (Cardiovascular Nursing) Zhen-Nih Ann Jones Kelly Arney Sophie Leeanna Kah Natasha Buckley Konstantina Kalompratsos Lisa Camarinha Rachel Claire Kendall Pamela Anne Edgar Natasha Elizabeth Kerton Chicku Gheevarghese Jasmine Marie Kiss Rachel Helen Harrison Deanna Kay Kluske Kaylene Anne Hunt Phoebe Bi Zhen Lee Wei Liu Teresa Luppino Moira Rugare Madiwa Hannah Victoria Lushington Bernard John O’Neill Marie Helen Maddox Alicia Kerryn Sharman April Kate Mahony Sukhpal Singh Anna Louise Marchbank Divya Thomas Patricia McKenzie Wumaerjiang Wumiti Lynsey McMahon Erin McNamee for the Graduate Certificate in Nursing (Health and Ageing) Madeleine Paige Milam Louisa Katherine Miller Deepti Kharel Tori Jae Miller Karen Morelle Reid Sophie Elizabeth Moore Manisha Sharma Julie Morris 3.00pm for the Graduate Certificate in Courtney Jane Munn 30 March: Nursing (Nurse Education) Rebecca Jane Murphy Darlene Archer Quyen Ngoc Thi Nguyen Madeleine Baillie Sarah Louise Niven Remy Louise Boyes Emily Rose O’Leary Jessica Byrne Sophia Alice Phillips Tamara Alice Curwen Shannon Amber Sickerdick Juliet Marie Gowland Georgia Kate Smith Sarah Ruth Hill Helena Mirjana Smith Leah Hoendervanger Donna A Teague Katherine Margaret Hooper Alexandra Eliza Tomaselli Miranda Elizabeth McCormack Hannah Marie Wald Renee Michelle Murphy Madeline Whitehead Alanna Kate Piotrowski Taylor Victoria Whitters Kathryn Joy Reval Sigrid Mardi Zwar Janice Roper THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Linda Maree Swain AND MEDICAL SCIENCES Lisa Marie Tronnolone Megan Alice Westphalen for the degree of Master of Clinical Pharmacy for the degree of Bachelor of Midwifery Adeleye Ebenezer Erinle Caitlin Louise Amos Daniel Benjamin Fletcher Aislinn Juliet Bailey Saw Yik Chuen Paige Lynette Barker Josephine Hong Yin To Maryam Bazargan Stavroula George Birmbas for the degree of Master of Dietetics Carly Braithwaite Melanie Anne Boschen Katie Jaclyn Butler Sarah Kay McInerney Jamie-Lee Byrum Tee Hwee Ling Amy Rene Cawrse Wing Man Yuen Tegan Narelle Connor Kellie Joy Dansie for the Graduate Certificate for the degree of Bachelor in Pharmacy Practice of Laboratory Medicine Ga Lam Kim Jessica Louise Bennett Yu-Jie Mao Camille Patricia Lasaca Berroya Cameron John McDonald Catherine Jeeraporn Bolesworth Rebecca Megan Thompson Mikaela Jayne Borgas Nathan John Brown for the Graduate Certificate in Surgical Pathology Preparation Thalia Siani Burnes Stuart Cassidy Marek Halczuk Amelia Cecchin Judith Sarah Moloney Hoa Ai Dao Chandra Prakash Parajuli Jie Feng Michelle Alice Styles Amanda Nicole Leo for the degrees of Bachelor of Hung Phi Ly Pharmaceutical Science and Javid Ahmed Mirza Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) Elizabeth Kate Pearsons Athanasia Dalkos Jade Zoey Irene Roberts Jowell Garcia Alexandra Kate Rouelle Niamh Anne Grant Thomas Wagner Markian Stephan Mayboroda Emilio Stevenson Petito for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Science, completed jointly with The Lily Adelaide Pisoni Australian National University Jessica Amelia Rose Isaac Bul Deng Chen Sheng Su Isabelle Grace Henshall Jeremy Zhou Camilo Ernesto Loor Chavez for the degree of Bachelor of Hamish Mark Morelli Biomedical Research (Honours) Lauren Jade Villarosa Julian Mark Carosi for the degree of Bachelor Candace Minhthu Day of Medical Science Nissa-Taylor Doswell Louise Elisabet Abbott Lucy Victoria Flynn Jennifer Elisabeth Blasche Hanif Haidari Brittany Elise Collie Reem Walid Hasaneen Michael Lawrence Henningsen Harleen Kaur Emma Leslie Jaunay Wai Mun Lim Edith Sybila Leon Moreno Natalie Jane Mcphee Jun Lin Tahlia Rose Meola Lynn Nguyen Tamara Lee Paget Samuel Owen Nitschke Karl Peressin Claudia Rose Pace Jeames Philp Madelaine Isabel Ragless Kirsten Jean Platts Aaron Luke Terry Laura Elise Sourdin Chelsea Paige Thomas Katherine Grace Stevens Nga Thi Truong Jake Benjamin Treloar Leah Wright for the degree of Bachelor of Nutrition and Food Sciences for the degree of Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) Eleanor Olivia Bilogrevic Hei Yan Chan *(20/10/2016) Yuen Nie Chen *(20/12/2016) Fadzai Mitchell Chingovo Brittany Kate Lewis Chiu Wang Chiu *(20/10/2016) Renae Annette Lloyd Rhiannon Sylvia Dick Kristen Elise Macaskill Justin Kyle Doecke Dorsa Maher Dominic Matthew Esposito Deanna Nicole Mill Yin Yung Fung *(23/02/2017) Alaa Qassim Yuen Kei Fung *(20/10/2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Natassha Binte Hamid *(20/12/2016) Laboratory Medicine with Honours Amy Rose Hill Sophie Grace Goodchild Cheuk Ying Ho *(20/10/2016) for the degrees of Bachelor of Yu Man Hon *(20/10/2016) Pharmaceutical Science and Despina Kybouris Bachelor of Pharmacy Sara Rose Lehmann Rebekah Ellen Hamill Ying Yee Leung *(20/10/2016) Tori Lee Higgins Ka Mei Li *(20/10/2016) Sakineh Naimi Sarah I-Lin Lim Nikola Stankovic Kam Wah Lo *(20/10/2016) Courtney Maddison Williams Sepideh Mobedi Ming Wai Pang *(20/10/2016) Ellen Kate Rawlings Alanna Lee Maguire Clare Elizabeth Reeks Ryan Masoumi Alyson Claire Richard Joshua Ben Matthews Chun Yin Siu *(20/10/2016) Shenouda Morgos Wing Lam Too *(20/10/2016) Uen Yan Violet Ng *(20/12/2016) Hannah Carole Varey Cathy Nguyen Bridget Thien-Trang Vu Danny Dang Khoa Nguyen Wing Hong Wong *(20/10/2016) Linda Nguyen Lok Sum Wu *(20/10/2016) Phuong Uyen Ngoc Nguyen Hsiu Tyng Yap *(20/12/2016) Quyen Nguyen Tsz Fung Yau *(20/10/2016) Tran Ngoc Nguyen Jamie Tze-Yan Yeung Dao Xuan Nguyen Vinodini Devi Yoohenthran *(20/12/2016)) Ngan Thien Kim Pham *(20/12/2016) Naga Akhil Putluru for the degree of Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science Mahadya Rahman Jessica Sarah Richardson Katie Alyce Barnett Ngawang Rinchen Jessica Victoria Clegg Georgia Lee Scholz Paula Mikhaela Valbuena Del Rosario Nora Shannun Benjamin Luke Henman Madison Anne Shepley Habibeh Hosseini Sakshi Singh Sarah Margaret Kay Daniel Jun Tang Ling Yng Lee Clara Que Thanh Tran Emilia Zoe Morris Dieu Huyen Tran Monica Nhong Anastasia Vizzari Minh-Luan Tran Cassandra Elizabeth Vo Brendan Jia Hao Yap Erin Adel Werfel for the degree of Bachelor of Pharmacy Shauna Katharine Wetherell Alexandra Abbey Emilia Marie Youssef Danny Abu Ras Georgina Elizabeth Zerella Jaeman An *(20/12/2016) Jonathon Kostas Andrews George Emad Shafik Asaad Catherine Begetis Diana Cao 3.00pm

Jordana Marie Carlesso 30 March: Lucas Richard James Cooper Thomas Michael Cornwall Danny Dao Feras El-Masri Cassandra Jane Faulkner Dipal Jay Gandhi Andrew Hang Rebecca Jane Harrop Matthew Glen Hocking Rebecca Hu Dee-Anne Michelle Hull Simon Hurley Richard Huynh Mahtab Jaberi Benjamin Ross Maxwell Jaensch Adele Chew Jiun Ni *(20/12/2016) Mitchelle Junejo Constance Kallis Theodora Sylvia Kastanias Patthamaporn Khansawai Daline Kheng Chanhyun Kim *(20/12/2016) Li Anne Koh *(20/12/2016) Cara Nina Kolopelnyk Xeniya Kryts’ka Kyeong I Kwon Kevin Gayle Layugan Thoa Thanh Thi Le Sang Tay Lim Parvaaz Kaur Madaan Rebecca Sharpe Sunset Serenity 2016. Digital Photograph. Friday 31 March at 10.30am ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Adjunct Associate Professor Processional music will be played. Elizabeth Dabars AM The audience is requested to stand for the entrance of the Academic Procession, BNg, BEd, LLB(Hons) GDLP Council and Official Party. Elizabeth Dabars has been Chief Executive The Australian National Anthem will be Officer/Secretary of the Australian Nursing sung by Ms Sharon Turley, soprano. and Midwifery Federation’s (ANMF) SA Branch since 2008. The Chancellor, Mr Jim McDowell, LLB (Hons), will open the ceremony. Associate Professor Dabars worked as a personal care assistant during her The Vice Chancellor and President, undergraduate years, starting her career Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, as a Registered Nurse in both metropolitan CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. and country health settings upon completion of her Bachelor of Nursing The Occasional Address will be delivered degree. by Adjunct Associate Professor Elizabeth Dabars AM, CEO/Secretary, Australian After becoming increasingly concerned Nursing and Midwifery Federation SA with a range of professional and workplace Branch. issues, she completed further degrees in education and law. She has acted as The Chancellor, on behalf of the a Worksite Representative, Organiser, University, will confer awards on the Industrial Officer and, since graduating from candidates. law, a Solicitor with the Australian Nursing The Chancellor will close the ceremony. and Midwifery Federation (SA Branch) and law firm Duncan Basheer Hannon, providing The audience is requested to stand as legal advice to many ANMF (SA Branch) the Official Party, Council, Academic members. Procession and graduates retire. In addition to her qualifications in nursing, education and law, Associate Professor Dabars also holds qualifications in leadership and governance. She became a member (AM) in the General Division of the Order of Australia in June 2014 in recognition of her significant service 10.30am to medical administration, particularly to 31 March: nursing and midwifery, and to community and mental health organisations.

The Presentation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES Jessie Tamara Childs, by thesis entitled: for the Associate Degree Development of a simple technique in Health Studies of measuring liver volume using 2D ultrasound including development of a Sanjeev Verma reference range THE SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY (conferred: 20 October 2016) for the degree of Bachelor of Nursing Megan Cooper, by thesis entitled: Jihan Abimosleh The exploration of water immersion Tsenenaat Abraham policies/guidelines and the impact upon Geeta Devi Adhikari practice of labour and birth: a mixed methods study Sobhan Al Ahad Zainab Jaffar A Alabdrabalrasol (conferred: 20 October 2016) Hind Abdulla M Alghamdi Fiona Michelle Crawford-Williams, by thesis Lucy Allison entitled: Iman Mansoor M Alotaibi Decreasing alcohol consumption among Maria Nieves Bernadette Ambre pregnant women in Australia: the Anitha Anitha effectiveness of a public health approach Raza Ansari (conferred: 23 February 2017) Tayla Antiuschka Anna Catherine Gregory, by thesis entitled: Tolulope Gbemisola Ashanke Chutharat Atkins Invisibility of the older person as a partner in health care Divina Auxilio Allison Tracy Babiak (conferred: 18 August 2016) Bianca Bain Peter Kevin O’Shaughnessy, by thesis Felicidad Ballestrin entitled: Swati Bapna The prostate cancer journey: an Catherine Mary Barkway exploration of the supportive care needs Louise Patricia Bate of prostate cancer survivors and their Christelle Batidzirai partners Kylie De-Anne Batson (conferred: 15 December 2016) Jessica Mary Beckedorf Lemuel Joseph Pelentsov, by thesis Jenny Bee entitled: Stephanie Jane Benham 10.30am Development of a scale to measure the Josephine Bhardwaj 31 March: supportive care needs of parents caring Esther Bidstrup for a child with a rare disease Kate Binnekamp (conferred: 23 February 2017) Pushpesh Bishnoi Alina-Elena Blaga Peta Ashleigh Body * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Amanda Gene Borg this ceremony Elizabeth Mary Botting Hannah Jane Bottrill Leah Boyce Tegan Jane Boyle Tiffany Ann Brand Omina Sayida Joyce Brawn Elise Helen Bray Michelle Josephine Bremner Kerrie Anne Brooker Madeleine Rae Brooks Lesley Anne Brown Peter Gilbert Buckskin Thao Chau Bui *(20/12/2016) Talena Fotuasomoa Burgess Chloe Lauren Burney Mc Terenz Busa Stephen Aidan Byrne Cartia Calderisi Lisa Anne Campbell Tineke Jane Fitzgerald Baltazar Jr Campugan Shaun Alexander Foley Keziah Canizo *(20/12/2016) Eloise Katherine Forster Marika Capurso Kristie Lee-Anne Foster Nicole Amy Carpenter Rebecca Jane Foster Jessica Anne Carter Catherine Alison Freestone Hanita Andrea Cavaiuolo Victoria Aurora Furlan Elizabeth Cela Jasmine Valerie Furnell Casie Chalmers Fatimah Abdul-Razak Futa Christine Chau Hanumantharao Gangineni Rumbidzai Tsitsi Chifamba Jessica Ivonne Garcia Cordova Faith Chishaya Sarah Jayne Gauld Cathy Thi Phuong Thao Chu Gina Georgoulopoulos Wenhao Chu *(20/12/2016) Michelle Cherie Gerlach Reeta Maya Chuwan Genevieve Geronimo Par Tha Bor Cin Zah Tania Gibson Kaylene Jeanne Clark Ferowini Girmay Giday Matthew William Clark Kylie Jacinta Gill Cindy-Anne Clarke Agnieszka Gjinaj Melissa Jane Clarke Tracey Anne Glasson Adele Ruby Collier Manankumar Ravindrakumar Gohel Tania Jodie Concannon Emillee Goodwin Riley Condon Jacqualyn Louise Goreham Dawn Elaine Connelly Jodi Blanche Goss Mohamed P Alex Conteh Harman Grewal Matthew Gregory Cook Jasintha Maree Griesche Shelly Marie Cools Chenxi Gu *(20/12/2016) Rachael Coulter Jackie Kabundi Guelzow Alexia Marielle Crocker Arni Guinumtad Hannah Rose Crowley Usha Gurung Myste Sabine Cutting Taylor Monique Hage Rhianna Leigh Dal-cin Hannah Joy Hamilton Leah Essy Dale Diva Hamkar Kaitlyn Jade Dallow Rebecca Elizabeth Hampel Kaila Aimee De Lisen Kalyan Kumar Haridas Karen Jane Dear Tanya Haring Jayde Dekker Chelsea Louise Harmer Eduardo Santos Dela Cruz Harpreet Joseph Denton-Shone Jenna-Lee Harris Jane Edith Dermer Lisa Michelle Harris Nicole Sheree Desmond Sarah Maureen Lilifi Hateley Kanchana Vidyani Dhanapala Kiran Hatwal Roberta Genevieve Di Marzo Luke James Christopher Hay Elena Jimenez Diez Ella Marie Head Rebecca Direen Melinda Jayne Headon-Camm Emily Ann Doecke Brigid Healy Jenay Tayla Doody Alissa Amy Heise Cheryl Anne Dowsett Wendy Kathleen Henery Stephanie Jayne Drogemuller Keegan Leigh Henneker Sonia Felix Dsilva Helen Henry Sita Devi Dulal Sophie Jane Hicks Tanya Lee Duns Rebecca Higginson Jayanie Nathasha Edirisooriya Arachchige Sarah Naomi Hill Alexandra Megan Eggers Amy Elsa Hocking Piyangwada Ekenayake Kimberly Jane Hocking Harley James Ellis Nicolle Louise Hocking Jessica Prakash Endigeri Louise Johanna Hoendervanger Emmanuel Escarian *(20/12/2016) Brigid Jayne Hogan Chelsea Joy Fairbank Arnulfo Honorio Stephen Michael Fantinel Joel Howie Jordan Louise Feehan JiaQi Hu Kirsty Jane Fewster SiJia Huang Melanie Suzanne Fiebig Leonie Margaret Hughes Nicole Filsell Stephanie Kate Hull Lisa Gaye Findlay Dionne Humphris Madison Roze Fishers Dooanita Iswaree Hurdowar Robyn Kelly Hutchins Peyton Holly Lloyde Elise Maree Hutley Kate Melissa Lowry Le Minh Thu Huynh Luan Xuesong Huynh Thien Nam Ly *(20/12/2016) Tamra Lunn Shimene Ibrahim Heather Christine Maddocks Delfina Ostria Ignacio Minette Tabudlo Magday Abigail Joy Intal Kristin Magill Venancia Irambona Mahira Mahmodi Andrew David Jabore Rebecca Mahony Ashleigh Laura Jaeschke Ahmad Majzoub Asha Dilki Madhushika Jahnson Graham Irwin Bolante Malabanan Kristy Jo James Jessica Jamie Male Racheal Vivian Jansen Kayley Ann Males Christie Leah Jenner Zajid Sajid Jonathan Cuenca Mama Danni-Lee Jocey-Prior Leilani Shay Manie Annie Judith Johnson Robert Neil Mann Lauren Hwayoung Johnson Mercy Maries Rita Adenike Johnson Coreena Martin Catherine Mary Johnstone Peter Mashinge Panagiota Kafkakis Angela Jean Maunder Amandeep Kahlon Lucy May Ruth Njeri Kamau Catherine Jessica Mayer Guelor Bahati Karangwa Natasha Leah Maynard Vandana Kashyap Nikisha Lee Maynard Amardeep Kaur Kimberley McBride Harpreet Kaur Rebecca McCarthy Harsimrat Kaur Philip McDermott Mandeep Kaur Melanie Emma McEvoy Maninder Kaur David Craig McInnes Manroop Kaur Melissa Louise McIvor Navdeep Kaur Lauren Kaye McKee Paramjit Kaur Anthony James McKenna Rajinder Kaur Nicole Lea McKenzie Nalin Kea Christa Holmes McLeod Catherine Renee Keesmaat Alex Dale McWilliam Niranga Ann Shehani Kekulawela Kimberly Margaret May Mclean Matthew Duncan Kelson Lynnette Joy Measday Emma Colleen Kennoy Eleanor Ruth Menadue Sita Khatiwada Patrick Jon Mercer Hee-Joo Kim Ian Wamae Meria Yeejin Kim *(20/12/2016) Alice Mary Metcalfe 10.30am 31 March: 31 March: Brenda Jerop Kipkoech Holly Kristy Miller Sarah Alice Melinda Knight Georgia Emily Mills Nicolette Yee Yuen Ko Michelle Caitlin Milne Hannah Michelle Koler Emma Mincher-Jones Chun Ki Kwok *(20/12/2016) Jennifer Ann Mirams Mary Nicole Kyprianou Aleksandra Miric Abbey Jayne Lagoudis Nur Sabrina Binte Mohammed Ehsan Adi Sing Laithang *(20/12/2016) Zak Roger Lark Sarah Louise Molloy Alycia Lee Kate Louise Morris Jeong Seob Lee *(20/12/2016) Sarah Lucy Morris Ok Hyun Lee *(20/12/2016) Stephanie Ann Morrison Shanna Deanne Leideritz Lauren Alice Mugford Jiao Li Biringanine Muke Jing Li Fortunata Nabintu Muke Hannah Marie Liddell Joel Ashley Munaro Corey Brian Liebelt Kate Murray Gerard Chong Leng Liew Leah Deanne Murray Arielle Likouras Margaret Watetu Mutuota Yajun Lin Marzieh Naeimi Jessie Ling Kantiyani Nair Kristin Ling Samantha Jane Nelson Liu Wen Jing *(20/12/2016) Judy Marie Neumann Guia Gay Llauderes Nga Nguyen Bonnie-Belle Lloyd Ngoc My Tran Nguyen *(20/12/2016) Chido Florence Nhau Greeshma Roy Natarnia Jayne Nieass Alisha Nancy Rudiger Benjamin Jon Niejalke Ashleigh Russell Ruth Nihill Leeana Russo Guangyao Niu Monica Saini Lynn Njeri Njongoro Shammi Saini Melissa Anne Nottle Julie Sandford Zarafshan Nowrozi Navsharan Kaur Sandhu Alyce Jessica Nunn Ashlee Kate Saundry Anthony Ndubisi Nwosu Emma Savage Jessica Mary O’Brian Nikki Savaidis Melanie Jane O’Donnell Alexandra Ellen Schlein Catherine Anne O’Keeffe Hai Shan Shen Ashleigh Jane O’Leary Kathleen Louise Sherlock Aimee Elizabeth O’Range Sreeja Shijith Sarah Anne O’Rielly Ramya Shiva Shankar Mary Ofosu-Debrah Emma Kate Short Deborah Ifeoma Okaroh Stephanie Rose Short Lucy Jane Osborn Kirsten Jane Shuttleworth Amy Brooke Osborne Jessica Filomena Signore Simone Louise Osborne Victoria Claire Silverblade Oledo Janet Oviawe Rishanne Rosales Silvosa Louie Andrew Pallasigue Harmandeep Singh Prasamsa Pandey Priscilla Singh Smriti Pandit *(20/12/2016) Pushpinderjit Singh Carly Grace Papst Sukhpreet Singh Sunyung Park Gerleila Abbygell Paulannetta Skeldon Michaela Adele-Joan Pasculli Ella Jayne Slack Mayurkumar Nalinchandra Patel Claudia Smith Samirkumar Prahaladbhai Patel Janeth Smith Jaime Lea Pearson Rachel Lee Ann Smith Melissa Claire Pearson Sonia Sood Natasha Jessica Peck Clare Louise Sorati Natasha Pergoleto Swarnjit Kaur Sran Jacqueline Petherick Daniel Peter Sulkowski Hayden Bryce Phillips Bethany Laura Sullivan Alana Louise Pitcher Melanie Joy Symes Chloe Elise Pitcher Kayla Marie Szabo Liana Shilintip Potter Dana Eve Szarek Sarah Ann Potter Kavitha T Krishnan Samantha Ann Powell Tan Jielu Tatsiana Prakapiuk Zhen Tang *(20/12/2016) Tracey Marie Pratt Barry Michael Taylor Elizabeth Anne Pressley Justine Lee Taylor Emily Lisa Principe Nicole Louise Taylor Ashleigh Kate Prinz Aman Tesfay Kim Hue Quach Reeti Thakur Samjoota Rai Kahagallage Kasun Anuradha Thilakarathna Shavyata Rai *(20/12/2016) Renee Joan Ellen Thompson Sila Maya Rai Joanna Thorpe Christina Clera Ramachandran Nadia Marie Szuska Thurbon Melissa Jane Rampling Gabrielle Maria Thurgood Sarah Leanne Ramsell Danielle Timlin Masooma Rayesi Naina Kala Timsina Jade Louise Reed Chloe Ashlee Trewartha Tamara Alicia Cassandra Reich Tsz Hong Tsui *(20/12/2016) Paula Jo-Anne Reid Ivy Florence Tugado Scout Reagan Remphrey Hayley Louise Turner Caitlyn Elizabeth Reschke Sandra Vasiljevic Hayley Renae Ripley Annie May Vater Tayla Ritter Sally Joy Veneman Chloe Tiarne Roberts Judith Ann Virgin Jemima Jane Robles Snehal Ramesh Vispute Joshua Dale Rodgers Hannah Kimberley Walker Gabrielle Roney Gaylard Catherine Heather Walsh Luke Mathew Walsh Sally Ann Walters Yan Wang Melissa Anne Warren-Smith Rachel Victoria Watkins Madison Kate Watts Sarah Jean Watts Claire Christine Webber Tayla Louise West Hannah Louise Whelan Kirby Lenore White Hannah Alison Jane Wiggins Megan Heather Wilksch Allison Louise Williams Lauren Michelle Williams Patricia Ann Williams Alexandra Joyce Wilson Laura Wilson Zoe Brooke Wilson Lydia Eve Windley Wong Sze You *(20/12/2016) Kirilie Michelle Woods Jennifer Leanne Wright Yali Wu *(20/12/2016) Zechariah Fransiscus Wyns Bo Yang Patricia Laurel Yarrow Monalisa Yekuno Yin Yuting Salim Zaman Bryn Oliver Zerna Zhan Yanli Hong Zhao Ning Zhao Fangbing Zhou *(20/12/2016) 10.30am 31 March: 31 March: Talia Dawson Pure and Beautiful 2016. Acrylic on Canvas. 91 x 6.5cm. Friday 31 March at 3.00pm ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Professor Lorimer Moseley Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for BAppSc(Physio)(Hons), PhD, FACP the entrance of the Academic Procession, After eight years of clinical practice Council and Official Party. in sports physiotherapy and pain management, Lorimer undertook his PhD The Australian National Anthem will be at the University of Sydney. After a post- sung by Ms Sharon Turley, soprano. doctoral fellowship at the University of The Chancellor, Mr Jim McDowell, LLB Queensland, he was appointed Nuffield (Hons), will open the ceremony. Medical Research Fellow in the Department of Physiology, Anatomy & Genetics and The Vice Chancellor and President, the Oxford Centre for fMRI of the Brain, Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, at the University of Oxford, UK. There he CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. investigated the role of the brain and Professor Tanya Monro BSc(Hons), PhD, mind in chronic pain disorders and their FAA, FTSE, FOSA, FAIP, ARC Georgina Sweet treatment. Laureate Fellow, Deputy Vice Chancellor: In 2011, he was appointed Professor of Research and Innovation, will present Clinical Neurosciences and Foundation Professor Lorimer Moseley for the Doctor Chair in Physiotherapy at the University of Science. of South Australia, where he leads the The Occasional Address will be delivered Body in Mind Research Group. He is at by Professor Lorimer Moseley, Professor the leading edge internationally in pain of Clinical Neurosciences and Chair in theory, research and practice. Lorimer has Physiotherapy, School of Health Sciences. delivered keynote lectures at over 60 major international conferences in 30 countries The Chancellor, on behalf of the and public lectures to over 25,000 people University, will confer awards on the across Australia, North America and Europe. candidates. His public outreach articles and videos have been read or viewed over 2 million The Chancellor will close the ceremony. times across 114 countries. Lorimer has The audience is requested to stand as written 260 scientific articles, five books the Official Party, Council, Academic and numerous book chapters on pain and Procession and graduates retire. rehabilitation. Treatments he developed are now cited in clinical guidelines internationally and his contributions to the field have been recognised with honours on every continent. His prizes include the National Health & Medical Research Council Marshall and Warren Award for Innovation and Potential Transformation, and the International Association for the Study of Pain Award for Outstanding Clinical Science 3.00pm in a Pain-related Field. 31 March: In 2014 Lorimer was made an Honoured Member of the Australian Physiotherapy Association - its highest honour. This year he is leading 25 cyclists on the inaugural Pain Revolution Rural Outreach Tour from Melbourne to Adelaide, delivering public and professional engagements en route, to raise funds for chronic pain education in the Bush.

The Presentation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES Clint Ronald Bellenger, by thesis entitled: THE SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES Monitoring athletic training status through autonomic heart rate regulation for the degree of Master of Advanced (conferred: 15 December 2016) Clinical Physiotherapy (Muskuloskeletal) Mark William Cruickshank Christopher Mark Bishop, by thesis entitled: Kalidass s/o G Murugan The clinical management of plantar fasciopathy: considerations in diagnosis for the degree of Master of Advanced and foot orthotic treatment effect Clinical Physiotherapy (Sport) (conferred: 20 October 2016) Jessica Patricia Buckley Patrick James Clark Katherine Reta Devonshire-Gill, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Master of A trend analysis of the physical Medical Sonography activity patterns of the Australian adult Vicki Ashfield-Smith population from 1997 to 2012 Timothy Joseph Bertoldi (conferred: 15 December 2016) Rosaline Chepkoech Bett David Thomas Bourke James Christopher Doidge, by thesis Erika Joy Cavanagh entitled: Leigh Fitzgerald The epidemiology of adverse childhood experiences in Australia Darren Makings Mehrnaz Masouminamaghi (conferred: 15 December 2016) Debbie Leanne Slade Joel Thomas Fuller, by thesis entitled: Jemma Elise Slater Effects of minimalist and conventional Itoku Soda running shoes on running performance Rozanne Amelia Spencer and injury risk, and the associated Jenny Tran mechanisms Megan Louise Tulk (conferred: 15 December 2016) Lauren Emily Whittaker Ashley Sarah Fulton, by thesis entitled: Janine Louise Williams Irene Wong Ai Linn *(20/12/2016) Long chain omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids and chronic obstructive Norharifah Zainal pulmonary disease for the degree of Master of Occupational (conferred: 20 October 2016) Therapy (Graduate Entry) Krysten Nicola Basford Victoria Joy Madden, by thesis entitled: Thomas Anthony Britten-Jones Pain by association? Investigations of classically conditioned pain Chelsea Lee Browne Laura Edna Casey (conferred: 16 June 2016) Jing Chen 3.00pm Carolyn Margaret Murray, by thesis entitled: Katrina Bridget Coleman 31 March: Responses to troublesome aspects of Jessica Lee Crispe knowledge and practice: a grounded Renee De Wet theory of learning-to-practice Caitlin Christine Gerblich occupational therapy Jasmine Holly Grigg (conferred: 23 February 2017) Alana Jane Koegler David James Lister Ivana Stankov, by thesis entitled: Kostas Partou Integrating complex systems methods to explore the influence of the built Johanna Lesley Pontt environment on cardiometabolic risk Abdullah-Al Riad (conferred: 16 March 2017) Leila Naomi Ruth Rowlands Samantha Mellor Scholz Sarah Blesing Wallwork, by thesis entitled: Mabel Wan Ee Sim Exploring inner space: modulation Gael Cecilia Sutherland of defensive peripersonal reflexes by Joel Lewis Wait perceived threat Benjamin Whelan (conferred: 23 February 2017) Melissa Jane Yuill

* indicates a conferral of award date prior to this ceremony for the degree of Master of Steven Chan-Kien Luu Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry) Laura Jane Mason Sarah May Biermann Jason Scott McGregor Monique Louise Cornelisse Christina Mills Karina Linda Crocker Thulani Mpofu *(09/08/2016) Christopher John Furness Bobbie Glenys Neal Lucy Rose Harnett Quang Minh Nguyen Ryan Paul Jeffries Thuan Charlie Nguyen Amantha Jane Kirkham Stefanie O’Connor Quang Minh Ly Megan Elizabeth Anne Pellizzari Velma Nikolic Long Xuan Pham Olivia Louise Noakes Jasmyne Therese Posselt Jessica Elizabeth Osborn Sarah Jane Quaite Lee Russell Priestley Catherine Elsie Ryan Mathew Josef Rushton Sophie Morgan Ryan Parmida Sani Payam Saberian Kloey Jane Thiele Alicia Santospirito Nathan Luke Schuberg for the Graduate Diploma in Clinical Exercise Science Kallan Mitchel Smith Emma Elise Stephenson Leah Bastian Lana Maree Stilwell Harry David James Beresford Yeou-Miin Tee Mark George Shannen Louise Thorpe Daniel Grant Tracy Truong Erin Joy Keating Elizabeth Louisa Williams Steven Carl Schmidt Zhi Cheng Yuan Victor Var Munind Thach Stefanie Jean Zhang Josephine Elise Trimboli Jing Jie Zhong Reece Cameron Turner Katja Zolotic Tommy Wyman for the Graduate Certificate for the Graduate Diploma in in Breast Imaging Medical Sonography Carole Gray Kate Louise Appleby Sarah Johnson Danielle Elizabeth Aspinall Tegan Margaret Martin Zara Anastasia Atkins Carol McDonald Karina Frances Bangel Susan Jane McKean Lauren Elizabeth Beattie Tracey Swain Kathleen Biniakos Maryam Taghipoor Shona Alice Bisset Tanika Rene Blekkenhorst for the Graduate Certificate Lu Cai in Medical Sonography Jessica Cain Jonathan Chandler Antony Yu-Fu Cheng Memory Karimba Vanessa Ruth Joan Clarke Joshua Randolph Paech Thong Quoc Doan-Nguyen for the Graduate Certificate in Medical Candice Dry Sonography Principles and Theory Sasha Renee Flint Brooke Christine Drummond Alexandra Gardiner Lore Jane Lemana Espartero William Geddes Stephanie Nicole Hansen Jessica Rose Graham Thompson Rattana Hoisang Amanda Heffer Carmen Teresa Leung Rebecca Elizabeth Hitchcock Christopher Anthony Rodi Thao Ho Trung Tin Ho for the Graduate Certificate in Shuwei Huangfu Population Health Practice Kimberly Yanyung Hui Ranjit Kaur Oliver Ient for the degree of Bachelor of Holya Ismail Health Science (Honours) Sy Ning Khoo Lucy Caroline Fairlie-Jones Lily Lam Tayla Paige Haslam Thuy Le Aaron Campbell Miatke Xiao Li Samantha Morgillo Ka Man Lo Lennie Cooper Shore Sian Louise Loftus Samuel Thomas Tebeck Deneah Elizabeth Lucas Alexander Walker Scott Bridgewater Luders for the degree of Bachelor Bianca Fisher of Medical Radiation Science Leah Jade Gabrielson (Honours) (Medical Imaging) Huang Jian Rhiannon Karla Jaeschke Bronwyn Anne Humbler Monique Moderiano Matina Iliou Minh-Tran Dinh Pham Marie Louise Introna for the degree of Bachelor Hannah Ruby Manuel of Medical Radiation Science Brigette Frances McKinnon *(09/08/2016) (Honours) (Nuclear Medicine) Thi Kim Truc Ngo Jenna Courtney La Dru Ebony Rose Picot Emily Marie Poerio for the degree of Bachelor Kelly Radcliffe of Medical Radiation Science (Honours) (Radiation Therapy) Laura Grace Scopacasa Sara Chan Stephanie Carmel Semczuk Michael Anthony Mazzotta Tegan Ruth Stevens Melissa Natasha Swinbourne for the degree of Bachelor of Michael Dominic Tremonte Occupational Therapy (Honours) Samuel Jay Walton Jemma Looyestyn Georgia May Williamson Rachel Louise Nes for the degree of Bachelor for the degree of Bachelor of of Human Movement Physiotherapy (Honours) Eliza Mary Allen Jack Alexander Thiele Beard Michael Robert Allen Scott Gregory Buckerfield Jack Alexander Altschwager Louisa Mary Edwards Daniel Peter Wallace Anderson Liam Thomas McAuliffe Bradley Arthur Andrew Liam Mark Nottle Joshua Robert John Archer Adrian Potter Jason John Ashton Shannon Kate Watchman William Baker Amy Claire Watson Milos Banic Kimberley Anne Wattchow Scott Alexander Barabas Monique Verity Wilson Tayla Lee Barrand for the degree of Bachelor Kiana Jean Bartlett of Podiatry (Honours) Luke Christopher Bartlett Maisie Elka Paris Teresa Battista Hayley Anne Walker David Filippo Battisti Christopher Sean Bell for the degree of Bachelor of Nathan Daniel Bell Clinical Exercise Physiology Emma Louise Belton Jacinta Brinsley Matthew Robert Adrian Bidwell Damien Leigh Crettenden Henry Blake Lia Ruth Evans Cassandra Mary-Rose Boak Benjamin James Fergusson Daniella Boccaccio Jessica Ellen Good Jayden Alex Bortoletto Michael Allan James Matthew Richard Bradley Lawson Le Alexandra Grace Braund 3.00pm

Yee-William Mac 31 March: Damian Kenneth Brown Timothy Luke Manning Christian Francis Burden Grace Alexandra Mathews Lauren Kate Burge Dian Lee Mcmurtrie Christopher David Burgess Kaylene Olivia Mills Emma Maree Camilleri Bruno Pavic Natalie Carbone Georgia Rose Perkins Bradley John Carlaw Thomas Perri Justine Amelia Carson Vivek Emmanuel Pinto Joel Nicola’ Carusi Angus James Robertson Max Christian Cheek Nikki Sleep Lachlan Andrew Christie Brett Dean Tarca Ashleigh Michelle Clark for the degree of Bachelor Renee Clark of Health Science Liam James Cocks Clayton Howard Brauwers Amy Colbert Hayden John Cornell Joshua Leigh Colbourne Cassandra Jessica Crothers Rebecca Mary Copson Michaela May Dolan Trent Scott Crockett Nicole Louise Douglas Clancy Maxwell Cunningham

Noah Marc Adrian D’unienville Matthew Robert Pearson Jordan Ross Dabinet William Alfred Sutton Plush Phoebe Elouise Anstey Dalwood Katelyn Louise Pope Nicholas Robert John Delaat Saskia Rice-Schaffeler Olivia Rose Den Dekker Danielle Patricia Ritchie Zak James Douglas Samuel Edward Roads Jake Taylor Drechsler Phoebe Sophia Rowberry Kieran Paul Eldridge Ilea Cheyenne Sanders Shane Luke Evans Samantha Saunders Sam Joshua Exton Travis Glen Schiller Jayden Lee Forrester Mitchell Andrew Schulz Fabian Garcia-Byrne Lauren Sebastiani Tyson Scott Gerrie Shachin Shankar Singh Joshua Andrew Gniadek Alexandra Sicari Emily Jane Grist Rosalynde Sophia Skewes Sarah Elizabeth Habel Chantelle Lesley Smith Courtney Ann Hannigan Jacinta Kathleen Smith Brendan Hartley Rosie Margaret Smith Charlotte Elizabeth Henderson Alexander Jack Spina Georgia Elizabeth Hext Ryan Ashley Stacey Jake Henry Hicks Emma Louise Sykes Candice Anika Holdsworth Roman Thanakamonnun Hung-Ya Hsieh Harinder Singh Thandi Danielle Humphries Joanna Ellen Thomas Georgia Rose Huppatz Luke Charles Trenorden Liam Barry Jacka Andrew Truong Kara Louise Jeffery Madeleine Watson Kayla Ellen Jenner for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Christopher Mark Johns Radiation Science (Medical Imaging) Nathan Brian Johnson Joseph Marc Arruzza Nicole Elizabeth Johnson-Schroeder Amit Bazzad Rachel Marni Jones Georgia Ellen Bell Stephen Christopher Jones Rebecca Anne Berry Apostoli Paul Kikianis Nor Diana Balqis Binti Mohd Bajury Troy Kingham Jenny Susan Bui Hugh Robert Kinnane Matthew James Anthony Busch Samantha Lee Kirby Allyse Caitlin Paige Chapman Ryan Steven Kitto David James Coverdale Joel Thomas Kutyna Ky Khai Dinh William Sze Chai Kwan Long Do John Kwon Krystal Doan Beau Leonard Kelsey Dorothy Dolling Jordan Peter Liseno Celia Kate Ellks Matthew Dylan Mauriello Hannah Kaye Fabish Brittany Kate McEvoy M’lis Chelsea Fromm Sarah Mcewen Megan Amy Heinrich 3.00pm

Patrick James Meaney 31 March: Sarrah Idris Paul Christopher Michael Sarah Jane Illsley Jessica Louise Michas Ali Suzanne Jackson Luca Migliaccio Andrew Kee Mang Lee Luca Augusto Migliaccio Christina Lo Ryan Charles Miller Emma Marie Majcen Thomas Kiel Moffat William Robert Miller (dec.) Mitchell Antony Morby Angela Nguyen Joshua Alexander Morris Nghi Bao Nguyen Sinead Mary Murphy Nhi Hong Nguyen Ashley Travis Norman Y-Nhi Huynh Nguyen Joshua Paul Norton Johannah Duyen Pham Jackson Daniel Nutt Grace Louise Pratt Kate O’Daniel Zoe Louise Rawson Henry Olsson Neeraj Kaur Sandhu *(20/12/2016) Maggie Sophia Pagliaro Angelica Sinicropi Ashley Samuel Parsons Kim Thien Tong Joshua David Partington Le Thao Tran Tran Jack Harrison Payne Tuan Nam Tran Felicity Nicole Pearce Helena Trang Keya Swapnesh Trivedi Caitlin Joy Palmer Ngoc Minh Truong Rebekah Frances Parker Kai Wang Thuy Duyen Phan Brianna Marie Witty Brittany May Price Jack Wong Jessica Rose Pulis Stephanie Zhang Bridie Cate Quin Amelia Katherine Reeve for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Nuclear Medicine) Thomas Alexander Igor Robinson Laura Jane Rowe Mikayla Jo Dimitri Taylor Rusanoff Huyen Bich Thi Do Thomas Michael Ryan Kayla Anne Georgonicas Jessica Schultz Marzia Sara Haidari Aiesha Miriam Seyfang Sophie Phuong Pham Molly Alyce Snell Reanna Raslan Megan Kate Soulsby for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Hahns Huata Sullivan Radiation Science (Radiation Therapy) Isobelle Rose Thorneycroft Emma Adamo Jenny Tran Jade Alice Bassett Nhu Thuy Andrea Tran Sophie Kate Drodge Kingsley Anh-Minh Tranvu Rebecca Susan Constance Edwards Tayla Jayne Wachtel Linh-An Nguyen Le Sarah Kate Williamson Tatiana Lobanova Laura Shannen Withers Bella Nicola for the degree of Bachelor Junwoo Seo *(20/12/2016) of Physiotherapy Sophie Rachel Thorpe Gia Abernethy Jennii Truong Kate Alison Barber Alice Yu Jacqueline Marie Beltrame for the degree of Bachelor of Abbey Grace Bowman Occupational Therapy Hannah May Boylan Nicole Tallara Adams Kelsee Jade Britten Kate Elizabeth Arbon Emma Louise Browne Francesca Arlotta Amy Jane Bruce Amy Kate Beech Lindel Cain Simona Beltrame Alice Emily Campbell Deborah Caroline Boland Jessica Rhian Campbell Madison Alexandria Browne Amanda Anh-Tho Ngo Cao Charlotte Mae Bures Monique Baxter Clark Marisa Louise Chivell Erin Cruse Sophie Louise Christie Emily Curtis Kelly Louise Cook Kerryn Ruth Dignam Tyla Mary Cousins Carolyn Do Christopher Denis Crocker Matthew Do Sydney Ella Cunningham Ryan Paul Duffy Tom Andrew Curtis Ryan Jed Dunkley Karen Amelia Daminato Christopher James Edwards Ellise Paige Davidson Katherine Anne Ellisdon Rachael Djorem Laveena Elsa George Deborah Grace Forsythe Catherine Jane Evans Jasmine Rae Gibson Stephanie Su-Lin Gall Natasha Lee Graefe Nicola Sarah Glen Ashleigh Elizabeth Green Madison Paige White Grant Emma Caitlin Hayes Thomas James Gray Kesey Hean Ju Sung Han Demi Jordan Heine Matt Gordon Inglis Laura May Hinkelthein Ashita Jose Alice Martha Hudson Lucy Jane Karvonen Olivia Mae Hutchings Hannah Isabelle Kelsh Ebony Jane Hutson Weili Deborah Koh Courtney Jane Kester Kelsey Lauren Lamont Jhansi Chinna Krishnan Georgia Jill Liubinas Fiona Kathleen Vida Lee Emma Louise Lowe Vicky Marie Liappas Chamari Kanchana Malalagama Alexander Lytas Brodie Manticos Lauren Jade Mather Madeleine Elva McKay Joel Sean O’Rielly Courtney Meier Heidi Louise Miller Ellen Rose Moore Tien Minh Nguyen Sinead Noonan Jordan Alexander Owen Hilary Grace Pearson Alexa Claire Robertson Kate Helen Robertson Claire Jean Rowe Lucinda Sheree Sanders Tenille Teresa Schammer Chantel Seaforth Alex James Shaw Mary Shum Meg Elizabeth Sinclair Lucinda Jane Swan Elise Halina Taylor Alexandra Jessica Thomas My-Ha Tran Nicholas Chau Tran Peter Nguyen Tran Gillian Margaret Trudgen Julian John Jozef Urlings Thomas Alasdair Livingston Vaughan Elaine Claire Warnecke Kathleen Ann Webber Rachael Wertheim Brigid Molly Whiting Jason Williams for the degree of Bachelor of Podiatry Philip John Angelopoulos Nicholas Bourlotos Brett Carrier Monique Jane Francis Emmanuella Georgiadis Ashley Raymond Howe Estelle Clare Humphris Joanna Huynh Reid Alain Jones Joseph Patrick Keain Lee Tri Hien Lam Dale Hastings Marriott Rachel Mary McClintock Thomas Kavanagh McMahon Ka Ming Ng Visali Meena Ramamoorthy 3.00pm Hannah Claire Snelling 31 March: Nicholas Benjamin Sopru Kimberley Ann Stott Tabatha Doris Walker Huan Wang Amalia Wilson Belinda Jane Wittwer

Friday 7 April at 3.00pm SIR ROBERT HELPMANN THEATRE

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Mr Mark McShane Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for BEd, BBus, MHRM the entrance of the Academic Procession, Mark McShane’s early work background Council and Official Party. was in education in numerous regional locations. He moved into manufacturing at The Australian National Anthem. Kimberly-Clark Australia in Millicent before The Chancellor, Mr Jim McDowell, LLB going on to the Local Government sector (Hons), will open the ceremony. in 1990 in a Human Resource Manager role and then as Director, Corporate Services The Vice Chancellor and President, in the newly amalgamated Port Adelaide Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, Enfield Council from 1996. CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. In mid 1999 Mr McShane relocated to The Occasional Address will be delivered Beijing as Chief Executive Officer in a large by Mr Mark McShane, CEO of the City of Human Resource consulting firm, providing Mount Gambier. services to multinational companies across The Chancellor, on behalf of the China. Three years later he relocated to University, will confer awards on the Sydney as a Human Resource Consultant candidates. with a primary focus on Local Government. He spent four years consulting to Local The Chancellor will close the ceremony. Government in NSW, Queensland and Victoria. The audience is requested to stand as the Official Party, Council, Academic In 2006 he relocated back to Adelaide as Procession and graduates retire. Director Corporate Services Port Adelaide Enfield Council where he spent six years prior to taking up his current role as Chief Executive Officer at Mount Gambier Council. 7 April: 3.00pm

The Presentation

* indicates a conferral of award date prior to THE SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, this ceremony SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLICY

for the degree of Bachelor of Social Work Lisa Jane Fry UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA Ashlie Jayde Gibbs BUSINESS SCHOOL Adrian Peter Sernus Sarah-Lee Jacquline Soden THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Catherine Louise Treskow for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Property) DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES

Faith Etherton Hitchenor THE SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY THE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT for the degree of Bachelor of Nursing for the Associate Degree in Accounting Chantelle Jade Blazseka Glenda Suzanne McInerney Zoee Lee Cornolo Shannon Louise D’Onghia DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS Laarni Marie Abian Gemino AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Jeanie Mae Inglis Allegra Lee Judd THE SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES Merilyn Little Kirrillee Jane McPhail for the degree of Bachelor of Music Jessie Micaela Pridmore Jake Timothy Barden Amy Reppin Patrick-Earl Danao Sarah Louise Scheidl Thomas Liam Ghea Rachel Claire Stephens Lachlan Karl Hamilton Hannah Elyse Walshaw Luke Robert Hanlon Ellie Jade Waters Jackson Brian Heaven Jennifer Mary Williams Matthew Raymon Jones Chelsey Anne Molloy Harrison James Alexander Morrison William George Roderick Morrison Thomas Geoffrey Panckridge Laura Evangeline Small Matthias Antonio Vecanski for the Associate Degree in Music Loren Jane Brealey

THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION for the degree of Bachelor of Education (Primary) Shelley Jean Boylan Ellie Louise Cutting Isabella Lily Dihm 7 April: Meg Alissa Horrigan 3.00pm Meghan Rose Lynch Yunita Adele Manfrin Lauren Maree Owen Amy Jo Perryman Katelyn Rose Squire Stephanie Grace Taylor

Friday 5 May at 11.00am MIDDLEBACK ARTS CENTRE

The Occasional Address Order of Ceremony Mr Mitchell Ollington Processional music will be played. The audience is requested to stand for BEd the entrance of the Academic Procession, After graduating from Flinders University Council and Official Party. with a Bachelor of Education Mitchell Ollington started off his education career The Australian National Anthem. in Whyalla as a physical education teacher The Chancellor, Mr Jim McDowell, LLB at Long Street Primary School. He worked (Hons), will open the ceremony. at Long Street Primary for a year until accepting a permanent teaching position at The Vice Chancellor and President, Fisk Street Primary School. Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CChem, FRSC, will address the ceremony. Mr Ollington remained at Fisk Street Primary School for six years, two as a The Occasional Address will be delivered Junior Primary Teacher, where he won the by Mr Mitchell Ollington, Principal SA Public Teaching Awards B-2 Teacher of Consultant, Department for Education and the Year in 2013. He spent six months as Child Development. a Senior Leader of learning and then was The Chancellor, on behalf of the Principal for 2 ½ years. University, will confer awards on the Currently he is Principal Consultant for candidates. the Department of Education and Child The Chancellor will close the ceremony. Development where he holds the Whyalla Portfolio which includes all sites in the Far The audience is requested to stand as North, Whyalla and Port Augusta/Quorn the Official Party, Council, Academic Schools Partnerships. Procession and graduates retire. 5 May: 11.00am

The Presentation

* indicates a conferral of award date prior to Charmaine Wayleigh McDonald this ceremony Jessica Kate Mulconray Jessica Paige Weber

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA DIVISION OF INFORMATION BUSINESS SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND THE ENVIRONMENT THE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING for the Associate Degree in Accounting for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Natasha Esterhuizen (Honours) (Electrical and Mechatronic) Stephen Michael Coulter DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Timothy Roe Bayly for the degree of Bachelor Eli Jericho Aragones Eusebio of Education (Primary) Christopher Stephen Palm Tammy Edwards Bradley Callum White Taela Jae Helana Frusch for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering for the degree of Bachelor of (Electrical and Mechatronic) Education (Primary and Middle) Peter Whilhelm Ludwig Kolb

Emma Louise Chopin for the degree of Bachelor of THE SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, Engineering (Metallurgy) SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLICY Damian Michael Slattery for the degree of Bachelor of Social Work Teresa Evelyn Balmer Diana Calic Kerry Melissa Graetz Paige Hammond Taylor Louise Hancock Ebany Jane Holmes Sarah Emily Main Alisha McCarrick Alexander Robinson Lourindi Uneddu Samantha Jayne Young

DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES

THE SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY for the Graduate Diploma in Mental Health Nursing Cecilia Charlene Mabeza for the degree of Bachelor of Nursing Carley Jane Anderson Natasha Athey Joshua Peter Bauschke Shawnee Kym-ann Fennell

Emma Jade Fox 5 May: 11.00am Kelly Louise Janejka Imogen Skye Klingberg

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Business SA Award Harry P Gill Memorial Medal Master of Dietetics: High Achiever Prize Helen S Blair Prize in Paediatrics Master of International Business - Quality (sponsored by the Australian Concrete Holdings BHD Award Physiotherapy Association) Master of International Business Hodgkison Graduate Prize in Architecture Best Overall Student Prize Ian Davey Research Thesis Prize Master of Project Management Prize (Hong Kong)

Ian Wark Research Institute Medal and Awards Prizes

Mathematical Sciences Prize Pharmaceutical Science, Pharmacy Mayne Pharma Prize - Best 1st Year Student Double Degree 5th Year Prize Mayne Pharma Prize - Best 2nd Year Student Pharmaceutical Society Gold Medal Mayne Pharma Prize - Second Year Pharmaceutical Society Prize - 3rd year Pharmaceutical Science Pharmaceutical Society Prize - Mayne Pharma Prize - Third Year Quality Use of Medicines Pharmaceutical Science Photography Awards for Mayne Pharma Prize for Excellence Excellence: Atkins Prize in the Drug Discovery/Drug Photography Awards for Excellence: Development Stream Deborah Paauwe Award Mayne Pharma Prize for the Highest Photography Awards for Excellence: Overall GPA in the Bachelor of Photographic Wholesalers Prize Pharmaceutical Science Physiotherapy Research Foundation Mayne Pharma Prize Pharmaceutical Prize (sponsored by the Australian Industry Experience Course Physiotherapy Association) McGraw-Hill Australia Prize Pitcher Pharmacy and Terry White McGraw-Hill Prize Chemists Community Pharmacy Management Award Michael Miller Medal Planning Institute of Australia Most Outstanding Female Student Prize - Postgraduate Student University of South Australia - Master of Engineering (coursework) Planning Institute of Australia Prize - Undergraduate Student Motorola Mobile Enterprise Prize Planning Institute of Australia Motorola Prize in Computer Undergraduate Project Prize and Network Security Port Adelaide Football Club Award Nancy Whittingham Award Port Adelaide Football Club Prize National Pharmacies - 2nd Year Prize Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics President of the Friends of the South Australian School of Art Prize National Pharmacies - Dosage Form Design 1 & 2 Prize Primary English Teaching Association Australia University Postgraduate Prize National Pharmacies 1st Year Prize for Chemistry and Physiology Primary English Teaching Association University Australia Undergraduate Prize National Pharmacies 4th Year Prize Prize for Excellence in Laboratory Nicholas Opie Award in Design Medicine with Honours and Construction Pro Vice Chancellor’s Acquisition Prize Nielsen Prize Property Council of Australia Prize NJDS Thought Innovation Award for Interior Architecture Research PW Stephens Engineering Prize Norm Clarke Fellowship in Quality Concrete Holdings BHD Physical Activity Award Prize for the Top Student in International Business Strategy Norton Jackson Material Science and Engineering Medal Ralston Medal for Excellence in Physical Chemistry Occupational Science Prize Recreation SA - Gary Crilley Memorial Prize OT AUSTRALIA - Undergraduate Research and Evidence Based Practice Prize Redstack Prize for Presentation in Architecture Outdoor Educators’ Association Tertiary Outdoor Education Prize Redstack Prize for Presentation in Interior Architecture Oxford University Press Prize Robyn Parkes Undergraduate Nursing Prize Pat Corrigan Prize Roche Diagnostics Prize for Excellence Patricia Trott Prize (sponsored by the in Laboratory Medicine Australian Physiotherapy Association) Royal Australian Chemical Institute (SA People’s Choice Credit Union Award Branch) - Roy Marlow Chemistry Prize Pharmaceutical Defence Limited Royal College of Nursing (Australia) - First and Second Year Prize for High Achiever Award (City East) Pharmacy Practice courses in the Bachelor of Pharmacy Program Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Prize Pharmaceutical Defence Limited Fourth Year Prize for Pharmacy Practice Courses RP Data Prize

Pharmaceutical Science First Year Prize RS Components Prize and Awards Prizes Ruth Grant Prize (sponsored by the South Australian Auditor-General’s Australian Physiotherapy Association) Department Prize for Auditing Ruth Grant Prize for Academic Excellence Theory and Practice (sponsored by the Australian Staff Award for Clinical Practice Physiotherapy Association) State Records of South Australia SA Power Networks - Final Year - Graduate Diploma in Business SA Power Networks - Most Information Management Prize Outstanding Student State Records of South Australia - Master of SA Power Networks Postgraduate ERP Prize Business Information Management Prize SA Power Networks Steel Reinforcement Institute Undergraduate ERP Prize of Australia (SRIA) Prize for Reinforced Concrete Design Sanitarium Health and Wellbeing Award Subaru (Aust) Pty Limited Award Sansom Medal Symbion Pharmacy Services Sansom Publication Awards Prize for First Year SASTA Prize for Outstanding Pre- T G Mitchell Prize service Science Educator Ten Network Prize for Best News Savills Prize Story - Filming and Editing Schiavello (SA) Prize in Interior Architecture The ACHPER (SA) Prize School of Communication, The Adelta Legal Mentoring Prize International Studies and Languages for Outstanding Achievement First Year Student Prize The Brain Injury Network (BINSA) School of Education Staff Memorial Award Creative and Feature Writing Award for Teaching Excellence - Postgraduate The Cardiac Society of Australia School of Education Staff Memorial Award and New Zealand Postgraduate for Teaching Excellence - Undergraduate Student Award for Excellence School of Engineering - Computer The Centacare Prize Communication and Networks Prize The Chemmart Prize - Honours Project School of Engineering - Master of Engineering (coursework) Prize The Dean’s Community Spirit Award School of Engineering - Minor Thesis Prize The Economic Society of Australia (SA) Prize School of Engineering - University of South The Electric Energy Society of Australia Prize Australia - Kaplan Higher Education The Electric Energy Society of Singapore (Electrical Engineering) Australia Prize - Final Year Project School of Engineering - University The Equip4Living Prize of South Australia - Kaplan Higher The Finlaysons Prize for Equity and Trusts Education Singapore (Electronic/ Telecommunications Engineering) Prize The Ian Todd Pharmacy Guild Prize School of Engineering - University The Institute of Electrical and of South Australia - Kaplan Higher Electronic Engineers (IEEE) (South Education Singapore (OMTM) Prize Australian Section) Award School of Engineering Master The Institution of Engineering of Engineering Award and Technology (IET) Prize School of Engineering The International Test and Evaluation Mechanical Design Award Association Prize for Excellence in T & E School of Engineering Mechanics Award The Laminex Prize in Interior Architecture Innovation School of Marketing Award for Excellence in Marketing Studies The Lipman Karas Prize for Civil Procedure Schulz Law Honours Prize The Nancy Cooper Prize Shape Australia Prize in Interior Architecture The National Nine News Student Journalism Award Sheila Bailey Early Childhood Education Prize The Prize for Achievement in Applied Physics Sheila Bailey Midwifery Prize The Robyn Layton Prize for Sheila Bailey Physiotherapy Prize Human Rights Law Shirley Chappel Tourism Prize The Robyn Layton Prize for Sigma Prize for 3rd Year Dosage Workplace Relations Law Form Design Courses The Royal Institution of Chartered Sir Eric Scott Prize for 4th Year Courses Surveyors (RICS) Prize South Australian Auditor-General’s The Sir William Goodman Department Prize for Auditing Principles Electrical Engineering Prize The Sir William Goodman Mechanical Engineering Prize The ‘Tommy Lyon’ Award for Aged Care The W Sports and Media Prize for Sports Law Therapeutic Guidelines Prize ThermoFisher Scientific Food Microbiology Award TMK Prize for Environmental Science Tony Winefield PhD Thesis Prize in Psychology Unilever Award University of South Australia - Kaplan Prize - Singapore Valuer Generals Prize W R Odell Memorial Prize Wiley Prize for Logistics and Supply Chain Management Wilmar Library Prize for Creative Writing Workspace Prize Prizes and Awards Prizes

Previous Honorary Award Recipients

Doctor of the University 2002 Ms Dagmar Egen AM 1993 Professor Eleanor Ramsay Mr John McDonald AM (dec.) Dr Jean Blackburn AO (dec.) 2003 Professor Lowitja O’Donoghue AC, CBE, DSJ Professor Zhang Xiaowei Ms Alison Crook AO Mr Maurice de Rohan AO OBE (dec.) Dr James May Dr Yuan Tseh Lee Dr Alfred Huang AM 1994 Ms Anne Deveson AO (dec.) 2004 Mr Gavin Walkley AM (dec.) Mr Phillip Adams AO Mr John Uhrig AC Mr Stephen Page AM Hon Dame Roma Mitchell AC, DBE (dec.) 2005 1995 Professor Andrew Ehrenberg (dec.) Ms Doreen Kartinyeri (dec.) Dr Frank Bass (dec.) Dr David Pank AM (dec.) Dr Julian Burnside QC Dr Christobel Mattingley AM Mr Leon Davis AO Dr James CY Soong Professor R Natarajan Dr Gregor Ramsey AM 1996 Dr Simon Wong Mr Archie Barton AM (dec.) Dr Betty Davis AM (dec.) 2006 Hon Justice John von Doussa AO QC Mr Norton Jackson AM (dec.) Ms Wendy McCarthy AO Mr Mike Rann AC Hon Dr John Dawkins AO Hon Susan Ryan AO Sir Eric Neal AC, CVO 2007 1997 Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley AC Mr Daniel Thomas AM Professor Don Bursill AM Ms Sue Vardon AO Dr Ron Radford AM Mr John Moriarty AM Professor Leanna Read Hon Justice Samuel Jacobs AO (dec.) 2008 Dr S (Max) Richards Dr Pamela Ryan OAM 1998 Mr Milton Moon AM Mr Nelson Mandela (dec.) 2009 Hon RJL Hawke AC Professor Jarl Rosenholm Mr Bruce Webb (dec.) Mr David Klingberg AO Dr Julian Clark Mr Martin Albrecht AC Ms Ruth Tuck AO (dec.) Dr Don Williams AO (dec.) 2010 Dr Alice Rigney Professor Brian Vincent 1999 Adjunct Professor Neil Bryans Professor Lyndall Ryan 2011 Dr Colin Thiele AC (dec.) Ms Alice McCleary Hon Dr Basil Hetzel AC (dec.) Professor Ashis Nandy 2000 Emeritus Professor Maxwell Brennan AO Mr Jeffrey Smart AO (dec.) Dr Patricia Crook AO Adjunct Professor Lyndsay Connors AM 2012 Mr Malcolm Kinnaird AC (dec.) Ms Fiona Hall AO Dr Rick Allert AO 2013 Dr Kym Bonython AC (dec.) Mr Sydney Ball (dec.) 2001 Hon Dr Robyn Layton AO QC Hon Justice Michael Kirby AC, CMG Hon Alexander Downer AC Mr Michael Heard Previous Honors Previous 2014 2007 Professor Peter Høj Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley AC Major General Charles Bolden Jr Emeritus Professor Robin King Dr Wolf Blass AM Emeritus Professor Bruce King Dr Anne Summers AO 2008 Sir Terence Pratchett OBE (dec.) Emeritus Professor Michael Rowan Dr Jane Goodall DBE Emeritus Professor Paul Hughes AM, FACE Hon Quentin Bryce AD CVO Professor Brian Burdekin AO 2009 Professor Mary McAleese Emeritus Professor Marjory Ebbeck Mr Vinton G Cerf Emeritus Professor Alan Reid AM Mr Peter Gabriel 2010 2015 Emeritus Professor Stephen Hamnett Professor Robyn Williams AM Emeritus Professor Philip Howlett Professor Gerald Goodhardt Emeritus Professor Dorothy Scott OAM

2016 2011 Mr John Barry Humphries AO CBE Emeritus Professor Hilary Winchester Mr Jack Manning Bancroft Emeritus Professor Mary Barton AO Professor Gary Banks AO 2012 Mrs Marie Coleman AO Ms Evonne Goolagong Cawley AO MBE Emeritus Professor Roger Smart Ms Maggie Beer AM Emeritus Professor Andrew Gilbert AM Professor Lord Anthony Giddens Emeritus Professor Michael Taylor 2014 Emeritus Laureate Professor Emeritus Professor Gerry Griffin 2012 2015 Emeritus Laureate Professor John Ralston Emeritus Professor Bruce Johnson AO Emeritus Professor Barbara Pocock Emeritus Professor 2016 1992 Emeritus Professor Kay Lawrence AM Emeritus Professor Alan Mead OBE (dec.) Emeritus Professor Mervyn Lewis Emeritus Professor Suzanne Franzway 1997 Emeritus Professor Robert Northcote (dec.) University Fellow

1998 1999 Emeritus Professor Kenneth J Atkins (dec.) Mr Norton Jackson AM (dec.) Emeritus Professor Colin Bourke Mr Frank Lampard OAM Emeritus Professor David Lee Mr John Heard AM Emeritus Professor David Robinson Mr Earle Scott OAM (dec.) Emeritus Professor Robert Smyth Mr Malcolm Colegate Mr Richard (Dick) Fidock AO 1999 Emeritus Professor Henry d’Assumpcao AO 2002 FSTE Mr Wallace Cameron

2000 2004 Emeritus Professor Michael Miller AO Mrs Elizabeth (Liz) Watson (dec.) Emeritus Professor Lloyd Sansom AO Mr Eric Granger 2002 Dr Lewis O’Brien AO Dr Geoff Wood Emeritus Professor Freda Briggs AO (dec) Emeritus Professor Ruth Grant AM 2005

2003 Mr Ian Hardy AM Mr Gordon Ingkatji (dec.) Emeritus Professor Kym Adey AM Professor Jong Taik Lee (dec.) 2004 2006 Emeritus Professor Kevin O’Brien Mr Andrew Chen 2006 Mr Yeong Chee Meng Emeritus Professor Ian Davey Emeritus Professor Alison Mackinnon AM Emeritus Professor Robert Crotty 2007 Mr Stephen Hains Mrs Li Yian Lin

2008 Mr Kelvin Trimper

2009 Dr Kia Ngee Chew

2010 Mr Peter Smith Ms Jan Lowe

2013 Mr Terry Weston Mr Bill Cossey AM

2014 Ms Elizabeth Ho OAM Adjunct Associate Professor Adrian Vicary Adjunct Professor Dennis Mulcahy

2015 Mr Theo Maras AM Mr Bruce Linn AM Dr Anna Ciccarelli

2016 Mr Barry Pearce Previous Honors Previous Ceremonial Music

Aida: Triumphant March and Ballet Music Verdi: Performed by the CSR Symphony Orchestra, Bratislava Advance Australia Fair/Peter Dodds McCormick Happy/Performed, written and produced by Pharrell Williams. Columbia Records; 2013. Can’t Stop The Feeling / Composed By Timberlake, J.; Sandberg, M.; And Schuster, J. Performed By Timberlake, J. Released 06 May 2016. ℗ 2016 RCA Records/ DreamWorks Animation LLC.

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