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AS YOU GRADUATE TODAY YOU WILL NOTICE THAT YOUR CERTIFICATE BEARS THE UNIVERSITY WELCOME TO THIS OF WORCESTER’S COAT OF ARMS. JOYOUS CELEBRATION

Te central element of the coat of arms is Te crest depicts the mythical Sabrina after A CELEBRATION OF SUCCESS, ACHIEVEMENT AND LEARNING the Shield, which, along with the motto, whom the River Severn is said to have been dates back to when the institution was frst named, framed by two bulrushes which established in 1946. make an allusion to the University campuses Words by Professor David Green | University of Worcester Vice Chancellor threaded along either bank. he beauty and grandeur of Worcester Our graduates in subjects such as business, TCathedral provides a magnifcent, most psychology, computing, sports science and ftting setting in which to congratulate our coaching are well-equipped to progress in graduates and to thank the parents, family, the fast-paced world of today’s professional friends and supporters who have contributed workplace, while our many actors, artists, so much to their success. Te University’s authors and designers are already helping coat of arms bears the motto ‘Ad Inspirandum to produce the dynamic, creative culture Aspiramus’ – ‘We Aspire to Inspire’. Tis which is such an important feature of a goal of the University is embraced and civilised society. carried on by our graduates as they tackle the exciting, demanding challenges This week’s graduates join an of the 21st Century. illustrious community of over 100,000 Worcester graduates At the University of Worcester May fortune who have made, and are making, we provide excellent higher an immense contribution to education. We nurture ability, smile upon you society. We hope that all of THE MOTTO: ‘AD extend knowledge, develop and may you today’s graduates will share INSPIRANDUM ASPIRAMUS’ high level skills and promote enjoy every their news and stay in close responsible values and contact with the University as good character. Tis all-round happiness. well as with their fellow alumni, ‘We Aspire to Inspire’ is as relevant inclusive approach, where through the Alumni Association today as it was to the original college. every individual both counts in the months and years ahead. and contributes, equips our graduates to play a full, active and responsible Graduates, I know you will have enjoyed part in society. many new opportunities and much inspiration during your studies at the University of Tis is the key reason why our graduates are Worcester. I look forward to your continuing in the top ten in the country for sustained success in the years ahead. employment. It is why students from all corners of Britain and over 70 countries choose to study at Worcester.

Troughout this happy week, we celebrate the achievements of our graduates who now progress to be the next generation of scientists, Professor David Green nurses, teachers, midwives, early years, health Vice Chancellor and Chief Executive care and education professionals and more.

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YOUR PLACE IN HISTORY

THIS IS AN EXCITING TIME TO BE A STUDENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF WORCESTER

he last few years have been amongst the most remarkable in the University’s history, Tmarked by incredible growth and exciting developments. Tose who graduate this year can do so safe in the knowledge that they, too, have left their mark on an extraordinary chapter in the University’s story.

Te University of Worcester was founded in That all changed in 2010 when the City 1946 – in the immediate aftermath of World Campus – with its signature blend of War II – as an emergency teacher training Georgian grandeur and cutting edge facilities college. Te war efort had left behind a weary – frst opened its gates. Tat year, seven new and chaotic nation that, nevertheless, was buildings were brought on-stream, but this looking to the future, and to regeneration. was only the start of a wave of ambitious And so the then Worcester College was projects. In 2011 the opening of the Riverside founded – on a former Air Ministry site at Building signalled the start of development at Henwick Grove – with a mission to win the the Severn Campus, the University’s second peace through education. new site in as many years.

When the frst lecturers arrived in April 1946, In 2012, Her Majesty The Queen opened they found the site largely unprepared, and one of the leading lights in the University’s still guarded by military watchmen. constellation of new stars, The Hive. As Europe’s frst shared public and university Early staf meetings were often interrupted so library, in The Hive, diversity is the key that lecturers could lend a hand making the to creativity. University professors weave beds or hefting furniture into place, as they between playful youngsters tumbling out of scrambled to prepare the college for the arrival the Children’s Library, and students earnestly of the frst intake. research their next assignment along-side local entrepreneurs catching up with the latest When the frst students did arrive, there was business news. still a great deal of work left to do, so staf and students worked together to bring the Te Hive broke new ground, new college to life. Out of exploring possibilities this time of chaos, comradery that had not been mapped and co-operation, the fabled Staf and students before. The following year, ‘Worcester spirit’ was born. the University repeated the worked together approach when it opened Although today’s University the University of Worcester of Worcester is a very diferent to bring the new Arena. The Arena, like The place from the college college to life. Hive before it, is fuelled founded in 1946 – in such by the power of access and modest circumstances but inclusion. Designed from the with such noble aims – the start to be fully accessible to the disabled heartbeat of the institution remains the same. user, spectator, and athlete, the venue further In 1946, the frst intake saw 248 students brings people together through its innovative enrol at Worcester. Te University now has a mixed-use model. Paralympic athletes, grass community of over 10,500 students. Top: Science labs 1960s roots sports clubs, and professional teams Bottom: University 1950s As recently as a decade ago, the University of all share the same space, allowing the stars Worcester was a single-site institution, having of tomorrow to train alongside the heroes not yet outgrown its original St John’s home. of today.

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Other innovative additions to the University’s As a university, we have always sought to roster in recent years include the Jenny Lind look beyond our lecture theatres, judging Building with its fully equipped and accessible our work ultimately in terms of the impact mock law court, and most recently of all, it has throughout wider society. Universities the Lakeside Campus, which, with its have a transformational role to play in their particular focus on inclusive participation, communities and beyond, and our students, will open up the world of outdoor adventure staff and graduates are a crucial part of to those who may previously have felt outward this picture. bound was out of bounds. Te modern University of Worcester ofers What really matters amidst all this obvious a rewarding student experience delivered development is not the through high quality teaching prestige of new buildings, in a host of innovative new but rather the wealth of More people than facilities, and there are new opportunities that these ever now have further exciting plans in the facilities have helped to create, the chance to pipeline, with developments both for our students, and for like the International the community in which we discover, explore, Centre for Inclusive Sport, make our home. and make the and a potential Worcester Medical School all on This rapid growth has been most of their own the horizon. matched, if not exceeded, rich potential. by the achievements of our Our students have played students and the quality a crucial role in this story of our academic endeavours. University of of progress, and as they graduate, and Worcester graduates are highly sought after begin to shape their own futures, they will in the jobs market, a fact that makes us continue to be highly valued members of our immensely proud. Tis is a testimony to the University community. quality of our courses, but more importantly to the admirable eforts of our students. Much has changed since 1946, but the Worcester spirit remains the same. Now, as In 2014, the University added further then, a close-knit community, an inclusive scholarly excellence to this strong foundation approach that values every contribution in teaching, ranking as one of the UK’s and knowledge that can be put to work most improved universities for the quality in society, are the forces that drive the of our research in the national research University forward. excellence framework.

With the growth in the size of the University, more people than ever now have the chance to discover, explore, and make the most of their own rich potential.

Top: Students’ Union president 1953-54 Bottom: Athletics Team 1953

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THE YEAR AS IT WAS

A LOOK BACK AT THE IMPORTANT MOMENTS OF THE PAST YEAR

1. In the Government-published 2. In the 2018 National Student 3. A record number of new Nursing Longitudinal Educational Survey (NSS), 86.2% of Worcester students began their training Outcomes (LEO 2017) data fnal year students said they in 2017/18, and the University Worcester was revealed as having were satisfed overall, placing was shortlisted for the ffth time one of the best records of sustained the University in the top 25% as Nurse Education Provider graduate employment in the of all universities. Ten courses of the Year in the Student 1. 2. 3. Country, being ranked in the top at Worcester received 100% Nursing Times Awards. 10 for ‘Sustained employment with satisfaction. Te University ranked or without further study’ one, two 10th for Overall Satisfaction and three years after graduation. in the 2018 Postgraduate 97% of Worcester graduates are Taught Experience Survey. in work or further study within six months of graduation.

4. People & Planet placed the 5. Rebecca Foster, Course Leader 6. In the frst ever national gender University of Worcester fourth for Physical Education and pay reporting in 2018, out of 154 universities in the UK Senior Lecturer in Adapted PE at Worcester was the best of all in its University League 2017, the University, was awarded an universities in the UK, with the which measures environmental MBE in the Queens’’ New Years smallest average pay gap of any performance at higher education Honours for services to inclusive university, with women represented institutions. It was the fourth sport and supporting young equally across the Institution from consecutive year the University people to achieve their potential. the lowest grades to the top. 4. 5. 6. has been ranked in the top fve.

7. Te University launched its formal 8. Dr Richard Woolley, Deputy 9. Tis year, Worcester students application to the General Medical Head of the School of Education, undertook more than 18,000 Council (GMC) for the creation of was awarded a National Teaching hours of volunteering and a new Medical School to serve the Fellowship by the Higher raised almost £18,000 for Tree Counties of Gloucestershire, Education Academy. Tis is the local and national charities. Herefordshire, and Worcestershire. top award for those teaching at universities across the UK.

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YOUR PLACE IN SOCIETY

STUDENTS HAVE BEEN GRADUATING FROM UNIVERSITIES FOR CENTURIES, BUT HOW SIGNIFICANT IS THIS MOMENT, AND WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO TAKE YOUR PLACE IN SOCIETY AS A GRADUATE IN 2018? At Worcester, it is our mission to equip our transformed by automation and digitisation, students with a love of learning that will last graduates will be well placed to move fexibly raduating from university is one of the single most signifcant steps a person can take a lifetime. This is an increasingly valuable between a variety of roles. Tis is not just a in their life. In some traditions, notably in the United States, graduation is also called G skill in today’s world, where most people future for technicians, scientists, and those commencement because this is the point at which scholars leave their studies to commence will change career multiple times during studying occupation-specifc degrees, as the their careers. their working life, and social diversifcation ability to explore alternative perspectives – and Universities as we know them grew out of of the qualifcation studied, to graduate is to and cultural fragmentation have eroded the to deal confdently with people from a diverse the monastic schools of the 11th & 12th take one’s place in society; a signifcant step old certainties whilst opening up exciting array of backgrounds – will be skills that are centuries, which is why the cap and gown and an important day indeed. new opportunities. equally in demand. are so reminiscent of priestly robes. Te word To be successful on this ever-shifting terrain, Worcester graduates aren’t just skilled and ‘university’ itself is actually derived from Although less rare than in medieval times, it is not just about what you know, it is about enterprising professionals ready to take the Latin phrase: universitas magistrorum graduates today still hold a privileged place having a fexible approach that enables you to their place in the workforce, they are social- et scolarium – ‘community of masters in our society, not least because, in a global think, react, and move nimbly in the world. entrepreneurs, ready to take their place in and scholars’. knowledge economy, our future prosperity as a nation depends on the skills of our graduates. society and help to shape tomorrow’s world. Worcester graduates take with them an The term Bachelor, as in ‘Bachelor of If the UK is to build a strong economic future invaluable skill in this new game: they Arts’, was used to denote a young knight around a hi-tech economy, it will require have learnt how to learn, and how to keep in medieval times, one as highly skilled graduates. on learning. yet too inexperienced Te CBI have forecast that To cross the stage to gather loyal subjects. At Worcester, it by 2022, half of all jobs As the future unfolds, graduates will and take those few And in many ways, so it will require some form of increasingly need adaptable skills like complex crucial steps, is is today, with a Bachelor’s is our mission to higher education. So in many problem solving, entrepreneurialism, and degree signifying a step equip our students ways, graduates are future- emotional intelligence. As our world is to progress in life on the road to becoming proofng themselves, whilst from the wonder a master. The ‘diploma’ with a love of at the same time making the in HND is derived from learning that will UK more competitive on the of pupillage to the the Latin for ‘a letter of global stage. heights of a master. introduction’, and signifies last a lifetime. successful passage to a new But it’s not all about chapter in one’s life. boosting commerce. In an increasingly dynamic and diverse society, Indeed, as Darren Oldridge, Professor of we need new ways of thinking and fresh Early Modern History at the University ideas. Graduates have the creativity of of Worcester, explains: “The concept of thought to make a major contribution within ‘graduation’ involved a signifcant step into our communities and throughout society the public world. Tis step was an uncommon more widely. privilege. In the 16th and 17th centuries even the families of gentry sent only a As a university, we have always valued minority of sons to university, with eldest work that has a positive and transformative sons strongly favoured in this regard; women impact on the world around us. were excluded entirely. So to graduate was Through widening access to inspirational a rare and important step into the life of learning opportunities that enable people to public afairs.” make the most of their potential, innovative research that delivers real public benefit, As a right of passage then, graduation has and a host of community engagement huge social signifcance. To cross the stage activities, the University of Worcester seeks and take those few crucial steps, is to progress to play a meaningful role in the community in life from the wonder of pupillage to the it serves. heights of a master. Regardless of the nature

12 13 he robes worn by the graduands and Certifcate of Higher Education/Diploma of Tmembers of the Procession have not Higher Education (CertHE/DipHE): black changed greatly over the centuries. Each and blue hood. institution has its own coloured hoods, the original idea being that the origin of Higher National Certifcate/Higher National someone’ s degree was instantly recognisable. Diploma (BTEC): red and blue hood. A second colour may also be added to Foundation Degrees (FdA/FdSc): indicate the qualifcation. AWARDS CEREMONIES hoods are half blue and half grey. At Worcester you will notice the First Degrees (BA/BSc Hons): THE CEREMONY TAKING PLACE TODAY HAS ITS TRADITION main colour on the hoods is blue. blue and grey hood. IN THE CEREMONIES WHICH TOOK PLACE IN ANCIENT Tere are diferent variations, which depict UNIVERSITIES AS LONG AGO AS THE 12TH CENTURY diferent qualifcations. Diploma/Postgraduate Certificate in Education/Postgraduate Certificate/ Postgraduate Diploma: hoods with a rounded THE CEREMONY TODAY After all the students have been presented, blue trim. Te ceremonies are a mixture of solemnity the Vice Chancellor, Deputy Vice Chancellor and celebration but, most of all, an or Pro Vice Chancellor will address the Taught Masters Degrees (MA/MSc) and occasion when everyone comes together to congregation and close the ceremony. Master of Philosophy (MPhil): blue edge recognise the achievement of those receiving Te Procession and the new graduates will trim on the back of a grey and blue hood. their qualifcation. then leave the Cathedral. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD): blue gowns Students (scholars) are admitted by their WORCESTER CATHEDRAL and bonnets. teachers into the degree for which they Worcester Cathedral is a magnificent have qualifed. sight as it rises above the River Severn. It was founded in the 7th Century and was Te Procession entering at the start of the served by monks until the Reformation. ceremony represents the body into which the Since the 18th Century, the Cathedral has been graduands will soon be admitted. Te role famous for its part in the annual Tree Choirs of the public is to witness the proceedings Festival, the oldest choral festival in existence. – this is symbolic of the custom that, to Today the Cathedral is the centre of a vibrant be legitimate, such events must be public community of clergy and laypeople, serving occasions. At the end of the ceremony, the city and diocese of Worcester, and the newly admitted graduates join the attracting visitors from all over the world. Procession, signifying they are worthy of joining with their teachers, now their peers. MUSIC FOR CEREMONIES Before the Ceremony: The ceremony begins with the Procession Trumpet Minuet – Alfred Hollins entering the Cathedral. Once the members of For the entry Procession: the Procession are by their seats, the Dean (or Imperial March, his representative) welcomes the congregation Edward Elgar, arr. – George Martin to the Cathedral. Te University’s Academic Registrar then welcomes the congregation to Final from Symphony No. 1, Louis Vierne the awards Ceremony. After the Ceremony: Pomp and Circumstance March no. 4, Each student is presented by his or her Head Edward Elgar (1857-1934) of Institute (or other representative) to the Fantasia in G, J. S. Bach Vice Chancellor, Deputy Vice Chancellor or Pro Vice Chancellor, and those receiving Organists: their awards are transformed from graduands Richard Cook, Sub-Assistant Organist, to graduates. Worcester Cathedral Nicholas Freestone, Assistant Director of During the ceremony, awards are made to Music and Assistant Organist, individuals whom the University wishes to Worcester Cathedral honour, either with the award of an Honorary Dr James Lancelot, Interim Director of Degree or a University Fellowship. A citation Music and Organist, Worcester Cathedral is read, summarising the achievements of Ashley Wagner, Organ Scholar, the individual. Worcester Cathedral

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UNIVERSITY PRIZES

RECOGNISING STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT

Academic Achievement in Te Clive Read Dissertation Award Te GIS Award for the Most Te Keith Stokes-Smith Award Jessica Hopkins Te Royal Society of Biology Top Education, awarded in memory for Outstanding Applied Research Inspirational Web Student for Outstanding Achievement Karolis Kvasas Achieving Final Year Biological of Professor Peter Pumfrey in Sport & Exercise Science Harry James within the Institute of Sport Amelia Lee Science Student Diego Montaldo Karolis Kvasas and Exercise Science Isla McGregor Lily Wilkins Te Greatest Contribution Heather Ramsay Kristina Cartwright-Riley Ignas Patkauka Te Clive Read Dissertation to Wildlife Conservation Te Royal Society of Biology Top Gemma McCubbin James Purtell Award for Outstanding Applied Christopher Greensmith Project Award Academic Study in Supporting Kelly Gates Siiri Reinikka Research in Sports Studies Siiri Reinikka Learning, awarded in memory Te Happy Girafe Creative Laura Selter Aicha Kingma Te Lady Patricia Sandys of Gwenda Scriven Designer Summer Internship Kristen Stead Te Sanctuary Group Prize for Teatre Award Lucy Brewer Te Clothiers’ Company of Danielle Newman Outstanding Performance in Jordan Smith Te Otter-Barry Books Narrative Worcester University Award HND Business Management Hallmark Hulme LLP Te Harriet Martineau Prize Illustration Prize Kevin Brooke Te LLB Prize for Chloe Lycett Solicitors Public Law Prize for Research in Sociology Jessica Mason Academic Achievement Jodie Hughes Te David Hallmark Alice Mason Te Sheila Kitzinger Award Philip Harris Te Oxford University Press Prize Public Law Prize for Most Emma Craggs Prometheus Award in Te Harrison Clark Suzanna Sabin Improved Performance Te LLB Prize for Paramedic Science Rickerbys Mooting Cup Te Shimadzu Laboratory Genevieve Lewis Community Engagement Te Parkinson Wright Prize Stephen Evans Jodie Hughes Practice Award Alia Moorhouse Bethany Chance Te David Hallmark Andrew Johnson Louise Reece Stanford History Group Prize for the Public Law Essay Prize Te Lloyds Bank Prize for Te Pro Vice Chancellor Award Best Independent Study in History Te Herefordshire & Worcestershire Te Simon Heng Award for Service Miriam Mendes Afonso Excellence in Postgraduate Study for impact of Professional Practice Arran Jenkins Chamber of Commerce Prize User and Carer Involvement Simon Penter for Children & Families Antonio Zonta Te Deputy Vice Chancellor’s for Outstanding Performance in Michelle Allard Mandy Ajmal Award for Outstanding Academic Accountancy, Finance & Economics Te Lord Richard Sandys Te Best Business Idea with Emma Harrison Te Sister Winnie Matchett Achievement of a Partner Student Samuel Evans Prize for Heritage Intellectual Property Award for the Best Adult Nursing Merrin Gerry Samantha Lynch Te Pro Vice Chancellor Award Imogen Mornement Te Hewett Recruitment Student from Worcester Layla Stringer for Outstanding PRISS (Primary Prize for Best Undergraduate Te Malvern Panalytical Award Tina Blanchard Te Bishop Fleming Award for ITT Research in Specialist Te Deputy Vice Chancellor’s Award Business Student for the Best Business Project Excellence in Financial Reporting Subject) Dissertation Award Te Steven Knight Award for for Outstanding Doctoral Tesis Samuel Grimes Amar Bains Silvija Gineityte Samantha Francis Best Screenplay Elizabeth Russell Te IFA Best Final Year Te Mark Gibbons Memorial Award Louis Bray Te Black Pear Press Prize for Fiction Te Pro Vice Chancellor Te Deputy Vice Chancellor’s Accounting Project Joseph Jones Michael Wheatley Award for PGCE Secondary Te Titania Cyber Security Award Award for Outstanding Resilience Dildeep Sanghera John Martin Academic Achievement Amy Bromage Te Bofy Award for Best Student in the Centre for Secondary and Te Institute of Education Prize Te Meadow Arts Prize, Katie Dugdale in a Digital Arts Subject Post Compulsory Education Te V. Press Prize for Poetry for Contribution to Institute Life Worcestershire Seraphim Bryant Kerryn Durrant Te Professional Practice Prize Margaret Adkins Gabrielle Mansell Amy Crouch-Boden Lacey Drake Te Bofy Award for Best Student Te Deputy Vice Chancellor’s Te Witcombe Award for the Te Institute of Health and Society Te Midwifery Fellowship Prize in an Arts Subject Award for Outstanding Student Te Rhodius Design Award Best Practical Laboratory or Prize for Exceptional Care Molly Yeardsley Amber Sparrey Ambassador for Primary Education Lauren Shaw Field Independent Study Cathrine Preen Alexandra Davies Te NCT President’s Award Jack Vaughan Jason Trueman Te British Computing Tifany Roberts Te Keith Stokes-Smith Rachael Leonard Elly-Louise Walker Society Award for the Best Te Worcestershire Association ‘Women in Sport and Exercise Computing Student Te Early Modern Research Group Te Nexus Creative Prize for Te Robert Burley Memorial Award of Women Graduates Award for Science’ Award for Outstanding Joshua Callis Prize for Interdisciplinary Research Outstanding Performance for New Talent in Film Making Excellence, in memory of Carol Pugh Achievement (recognising Sporting Carley-Marie Swalwell in Marketing, Advertising Nadine O’Mahony Rebekah Reynolds Te British Psychological Society Award and Academic Excellence) and Public Relations Emily Hemming Te English Language Chloe Brooks Te Robert Leaf Prize for Best Te Worcestershire County Lucy Buckingham Studies Research Prize Abigail Coward Public Relations Student Council Art Award Te Campaign to Protect Rural Liam Morris Te Northams Prize for the Annabel Whitelock Rachel Sycamore England Prize for the best Best Independent Study Independent Study on a Rural Te Enterprise Rent-A-Car Award Te Roger Ebbatson Prize for Te Worcestershire County Margaret Adkins or Environmental topic for the Best WBS Undergraduate Research in English Literature Council Design Award Sophie Bennett Hope Moran Placement Student Katherine Todd Sam Johnston Madison Brookes Jordan Workman Jack Whitfeld Te Chartered Society of Krisztina Easton Te Worcestershire County Council Forensic Sciences Prize for the Te Fancy Features Prize for Emily Hemming Te Routledge Prize for Illustration Graduate Scholarship Most Meritorious Forensic Visual Communication Alice Holder Contribution to the School of Law Seraphim Bryant Based Independent Study Charlotte Halliday Katie Watts Hannah Needham Te Fiona Cowell Award Te Clive Read Dissertation Deena-Jay Rees Award for Outstanding Applied Te Frankie Tsang Award Research in Physical Education Xiaofan Wang and Outdoor Education Laura Selter

16 17 Higher National Bachelor of Arts with Chloe Orieji Bachelor of Arts with Tara Curtis Bachelor of Arts with Honours in History Tuesday 6 November – 10:00am Diploma in Dance Honours in Film Production Luke Scales Honours in Fine Art (Major) Chloe Downes Honours in English and Sociology (Kidderminster College) and Screenwriting Kieran Smith Megan Martin Amelia Harris Literature and Film Studies Daniel Fitzhugh INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS AND Chloe Evans Keziah Abakah Luke Stevens Aimee Massey Charlotte Kettlewell Charlotte Cowell Sam Frith Lauren Millard Adam Devine Lydia Thomas Charlotte Lock Millicent Moreton Nadine O’Mahony Hannah Weetman Master of Research Sherraden Murphy Bachelor of Arts Master of Research INSTITUTE OF HUMANITIES with Honours in Vasilica Mustata in Fine Art Rhiannon Ward in History Emma Tully English Literature and Emily Oerton Bachelor of Arts with Kendall Cowle Michael Wheatley Jonathan Bull Honours in Animation Media & Culture Nico Scattone Bachelor of Arts with Charlotte Sendall Bachelor of Arts with Tilly Stanik PROCESSION Bill Davies, Head of Law Georgina Taylor-Millward Honours in Film Studies Geoffrey Finch Bachelor of Arts with Laura Wilkes Benjamin King Honours in Graphic Design Honours in Creative Dana Archer Bachelor of Arts with Te congregation is requested to rise when • Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts in Jake Elves Emma Cooper and Professional Master of Research in Writing and History Honours in English the Procession enters the Cathedral. Drama & Performance Chloe Gibson Bachelor of Arts Early Modern Studies • Bachelor of Arts with Honours with Honours in Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Literary Studies and Mitchell Howie Scott Eeles Carley-Marie Swalwell Lauren Harvie Animation (Major) Design & Multimedia English Language The Procession of University Professor Michael Bradshaw Isla McGregor Owen Green Iqra Akhtar Samantha Gizzi India Caleb Postgraduate Certifcate staff, honorary graduates, Vice Bachelor of Arts with Chloe Munro Head of School of Humanities Honours in Drama Audrey Amankwa Bachelor of Arts with Rachel Hull in Research Methods Benjamin Whitehead Chancellor and representative & Performance Danielle Chan Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Creative and Hayley Carter • Doctor of Philosophy Sarah Wood Honours in Graphic Postgraduate Certifcate of the Board of Governors of the Mary-Lou Baker Genevieve Oheneampong Professional Writing Erika Melek Delgado Design & Multimedia and Illustration in Research Methods University will enter the Cathedral. Thea-Jane Bamber Hall Bachelor of Arts Elly-Louise Walker Luke Boulter Lucy Cooper CLOSING ADDRESS Laura Billingham with Honours in Film Seraphim Bryant Bachelor of Arts with Bachelor of Arts with Benjamin Brightman-White Jade Moore Honours in Sociology Te congregation will be seated. The Vice Chancellor will close Jessica Bishop Studies (Major) Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Animation Megan Chiossi Stephanie Thompson Ellie Cooper the ceremony. Fiona Clark Edward Lee Honours in Media & Culture and Illustration Milly Deakin Alexandra Donaldson Amber Cox Sarah Livsey-Barnes Sarah Akinrinade WELCOME ADDRESS James Bailey Katie Dolan Bachelor of Arts with Erin Douglas-Cave Charlotte Durber Liam Manson Honours in Creative and Emma Crawshaw Elizabeth Morley Beth Hawthorne Rachel Griffths Canon Dr. David Bryer will welcome PROCESSION Jessica Forrest William Williams Professional Writing Francesca Halden Holly Leak Samuel Grubb the congregation on behalf of The Procession will leave the Ebony Fraser and Screenwriting Lauren Hawker-Jones Bachelor of Arts with Bachelor of Arts with Daniel Mills Harriet Johns Nikita Gardiner Honours in Art & Design Harrison Feltham Sophie Kinsey the Chapter of Worcester. Cathedral and the new graduates Honours in Film Studies Danielle Newman Umar Khalid Gari Hardiman Erin O’Donnell Nyayalonda Samangua will join the Procession. and Media & Culture Hanne Bye-Johnsen Megan Osborn Hollie Leach Mr Kevin Pickess, Academic Registrar, Katisha Harris Elise Sandwell Jenny Vale Amy Crouch-Boden Laura Paice Alice Mason Katarina Jenc Bachelor of Arts Caroline Stanley will welcome the congregation Te congregation is requested to Sarah Hoey Georgi Petkovski Noah Kilworth with Honours in Evelyne Oichiuz on behalf of the University. stay in the Cathedral until the Bachelor of Arts with Katherine Jarvis Noa Rakic English Language and Stephen Preater Michael Lomas Honours in Film Studies Bachelor of Arts with Aaron-Ryan Samra Education Studies Emily Sinderberry Procession has left the Cathedral. Ryan Morgan and Screenwriting Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Media & Danielle Shaw Luke Parry Honours in Art & Chloe Dalby Culture (Major) Susan Taylor PRESENTATION OF Eleanor Sinclair Laura Thompson You are invited to return to the Daniel Pidgeon Design (Major) Harriet Bond Victoria Teece Darrin Tucker Bachelor of Arts GRADUANDS University Arena and celebrate the Lkay Roberts Bachelor of Arts in Alana Mitchell Jorja Tarrant Rebecca Tennant Jack Vaughan with Honours in Alanah Tucker Te congregation is invited to applaud achievements of our graduates Cassandra Robinson Combined Studies Isabel Runacres English Language and James Watson Bachelor of Arts with Jodie Wild as each graduand is presented. Zoe Simmons Tristan Hall English Literature with a glass of sparkling wine. Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Media & Lucy Williamson Maya Simms Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Art & Design Daisy Greenhouse Culture and Sociology Ellie Yates The graduands will be presented Jordan Smith Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Graphic Design Honours in Journalism and English Literature Charlie Kent Georgina Kelly to Professor David Green, PHOTOGRAPHY AND Nadezhda Yordanova & Multimedia (Major) Shannon Mountford Bachelor of Arts Catherine Allen Laura Miller Joshua Oxley Georgia Stanley with Honours in Vice Chancellor by: MOBILE PHONES Bachelor of Arts with Shaun Bowden Laura Smith Bachelor of Arts with Bachelor of Arts with Sociology (Major) Please ensure that your mobile phone Honours in Drama & Reece Charlton Bachelor of Arts with Honours in English Dr Jane George, Head of Honours in Art & Design Bachelor of Arts in History Larissa Stone is set to silent and please do not take Performance Studies Adam Chowdhury Honours in Graphic Language and Film Studies Department of Theatre and Film and Business and Illustration Thomas Stanford Rhys Goodfellow Design & Multimedia Henri Lockett Bachelor of Arts with photographs or make video recordings Mariam Jahangir Zachary Jordon • Higher National Diploma Chloe Hughes and Illustration Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Sociology during the ceremony. A photograph Connor Jones Saeed Hussain Bachelor of Arts with Kersti Heido Bachelor of Arts with Honours in History and Education Studies • Bachelor of Arts Honours in English is taken of each graduate on the Ella Iggulden Honours in Creative Sian Loosemore Emily Clutterbuck • Bachelor of Arts with Honours Bachelor of Arts with Language and Journalism Michael Bacon platform and will be available at the Honours in Drama Dominika Jarkovska Digital Media Guy Boldero Hannah Dunn • Master of Arts Sanna-Maria Lahteenmaki Bachelor of Arts with Liam Morris University Arena after the ceremony. & Performance and Alice Cornes Honours in Illustration Connor Bonehill Megan Whitehouse • Master of Research English Literature Maxwell Moss Lacey Drake Lauren Chandler Oliver Davis Bachelor of Arts Emily-Jayne Anslow Thomas Payne Nathan Griffths Jodie Crean Bachelor of Arts Ellen Dawes with Honours in with Honours in Dr. Richard Allen, Senior Lecturer INDUCTION LOOP Kuran Chand Jake Sawyer Sam Johnston English Language and Chantelle Dyer Michael Finch Applied Criminology For those who use hearing aids, an Abigail Mills Adam Spindler Dora Kokoric Media & Culture Mathilda Fogarty • Bachelor of Arts Damien French Connor Chambers Liam Stallard Ferenc Nagy Aberdare Gaunt induction loop is in operation. Charlotte Halliday Courteney Hockley Florence Chapman • Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts with Adrienne Titley Sarah Ornstein Ella Handley Kirby Jennings Sophie Roberts Jade Clews • Master of Research Please switch your device to the Honours in Drama & Grace Walton Nathan Rees Daniel Haynes Performance Studies Zoe Marriner Alice Conway-Hyde David Watkins Lauren Shaw Bachelor of Arts Bradley Hemming T Setting to make use of this facility. and Screenwriting Jessica Mason Katie Davies Lucy Wood Samuel Walker with Honours in Niall Herbert HONORARY AWARDS Stuart Maggs Lucy Owen English Literature Matthew Dunton Jesse Wall Alexander Hopwood Amy Fleming An honorary degree of Doctor Bachelor of Arts Ashley Poyner Alicia Adamson Leon Janes Hannah Gibbons Bachelor of Arts with with Honours in Bachelor of Arts with Julia Smykowska of Laws will be conferred upon Rae Bayliss Arran Jenkins Sophie Gooch Honours in Theatre Journalism (Major) Honours in Creative Digital Liam Turner Alice Bull Bethany Johnson Alice Hill Dana Denis-Smith. The citation Emily Kent Hamilton Lyndon-Griffths Media and Journalism Molly Emery Matthew Jones Carly Holmes will be read by Professor Sarah Rahel Straub Thomas Martin Maariyah Kamran Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Samuel Hodgetts Daniel Jordan Philip Hunt Andreea-Cristina Mirea Tamara Sanchez Duarte-Lopes Greer, Deputy Vice Chancellor. Master of Arts in Drama: Illustration (Major) Jemma Hole Anna Joyce Kellie-Rhian Jacyszyn Theatre & Young People Emily Ingram Jackson Knibbs Dr Nicoleta Cinpoes, Bachelor of Arts with Master of Arts in James Wilson-Knight Sian Leatherland Clara Webb Honours in Journalism Creative Media Yasmin MacHin Verity Matthews Dannielle Lewis Principal Lecturer and Sports Studies Bachelor of Arts with Hayleigh McAllister Matthew Nutting Nichola Osborne Samantha Eagle Morwenna Vaughan Master of Arts in Dario Bharat Honours in Creative and Eden McCracken Ashley Powell • Bachelor of Arts Claire Horwood Professional Writing Sophie Williams Drama: Contemporary Bethany Middleton Leah Susans • Bachelor of Arts with Honours Theatre Practices Bachelor of Arts and English Language Roisin Mooney Bachelor of Arts with Thomas Village Bachelor of Arts with • Postgraduate Certifcate Bonella Simpson with Honours in Honours in Fine Art Niina Rantanen Hannah Owens Ben Wells Screenwriting (Major) Honours in Criminology • Master of Research George Kadis Bethany Wearring Sophie Sheldon and Psychology Master of Research in Sydney Ashley Saima Yaseen Bethan Smith Bachelor of Arts with Theatre and Performance Georgia Lycett Megan Roberts Dr Simon Hardy, Louis Bray Bethany Smith Honours in History (Major) Amelia MacLiam Roberts Bachelor of Arts with Bethany Rosser Mark Harris Elisabeth Damian Katherine Todd Luke Norbury Head of Department of Hollie Murray Honours in Creative and Andrew Godfrey Mollie Traylor Antonio Zonta History, Politics, and Sociology Bachelor of Arts with Peter Rickard Professional Writing Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Film Production Nicholas Grinnall Katherine Skidmore and English Literature Jack Whitfeld Honours in Criminology Mario Ivanov Tia Yeomans Bachelor of Arts with and Sociology • Bachelor of Arts Antonia Coates Amber Sparrey Deanna Acton Tuesday Jones Honours in History • Bachelor of Arts with Honours Carwen Davies Joseph Whitby Margaret Adkins and Archaeology & Alexandru-Vlad Muresan Jack Kelleher Gytis Jakovickis Jennifer Braithwaite Heritage Studies Shannon McCormack Doctor of Philosophy Richard Moss Kevin Brooke Nicola Conneely Connor Mitchell Erika Melek Delgado

18 19 Foundation Degree Samuel Spray Veronika Knapkova Master of Science in Tuesday 6 November – 1:00pm Science in Counselling Jennelle Taisia Thomas Laura Lazinkaite Business Psychology (Herefordshire and Josie Taylor Francesca Lloyd Kari Johansen INSTITUTE OF HEALTH AND SOCIETY Ludlow College) Oliver Taylor Tracey Anne MacDonald Zhicheng Xu Suzanne Davies Amie Westwood Jessica Morse Yiwei Zhu Shelagh Fisher India Whelan Louis Nicol Gwyneth Griffths Sebastian Zuhury Charlie Page Master of Science in Occupational Psychology PROCESSION CLOSING ADDRESS Karen Jeynes Melissa Peplow Alan Newman Bachelor of Science with Aimee-Jo Phillips Anisa Begum Honours in Developmental Te congregation is requested to rise when The Pro Vice Chancellor Louisa Ridd Sophie Robins Foundation Degree Psychology the Procession enters the Cathedral. will close the ceremony. Clara Sado Aleksandra Tsvetanova Science in Counselling – Jenny Abbott Chloe Shaw Cognitive Behavioural Master of Science The Procession of University staff, Heather Edwards Kiran Singh-Sole PROCESSION (Warwickshire College) in Psychology honorary graduates, Pro Vice Mollie Elkin Michael Stevenson The Procession will leave the Elina Gavin Kelly Evison Victoria Collins Chancellor and representative Lydia Stoppard Lucy Miller Jessica Jones Cathedral and the new graduates Foundation Degree Arts Shannon Taylor of the Board of Governors of the Nikita Mandare will join the Procession. in Integrative Counselling Sara Skerlova Danielle Taylor-Smith Thomas Morton University will enter the Cathedral. (Iron Mill College) Abigail Tudge Kelly Tromans Sarah Richardson Te congregation is requested to Paul Bach Rosie Tucker Te congregation will be seated. Bachelor of Science Leanne Willetts stay in the Cathedral until the Hannah Barlow with Honours in Lenka Vagasiova Monika Vecerova Procession has left the Cathedral. Maxine Harding Forensic Psychology Postgraduate Certifcate WELCOME ADDRESS Leanne Moreton Victoria Adams Tiana Visnap in Eye Movement Canon Anne Penn will welcome You are invited to return to the Denis Victor Megan Ashford-Hett Reece Webber Desensitisation and Katie Weeks Reprocessing Therapy the congregation on behalf of University Arena and celebrate the Kirsty Wallis Haylie Barrow Caroline Ward Poppy Weston Lucy Davies the Chapter of Worcester. achievements of our graduates Molly Blackmore Katie Davies Chloe Wilkes Julie Jarman Bachelor of Arts with with a glass of sparkling wine. Emily Dukes Laura Winter Mr Kevin Pickess, Academic Registrar, Honours in Master of Science in Eye Nathalie Harris Laura Yates will welcome the congregation Integrative Counselling Movement Desensitisation PHOTOGRAPHY AND (Iron Mill College) Kim Huynh Bachelor of Science and Reprocessing Therapy on behalf of the University. Connor Hyett Emily Brown with Honours in Emma Fox MOBILE PHONES Shona Kelly Laura Harding Psychology (Major) Sonja Garrett Please ensure that your mobile phone Sara Khalid PRESENTATION OF Roseanna Southall Dominique Fourie Elizabeth Hambleton Anna Lewis is set to silent and please do not take Sarah Stone Charlotte Rayner Anna Morgan GRADUANDS Megan Lloyd photographs or make video recordings Helen Toon Clare-Marie Nield Ammie Malia Bachelor of Science Te congregation is invited to applaud Kevin Williams Nicola Pinder during the ceremony. A photograph Laura Potts in Psychology and as each graduand is presented. Maureen Seddon is taken of each graduate on the Bachelor of Science in Nikki Richardson-White Combined Studies The graduands will be presented platform and will be available at the Business Psychology Lucy Smyth Scarlett Butler Postgraduate Certifcate to Mr Ross Renton, the Pro University Arena after the ceremony. Selasie Ackuaku Meghan Wright in Advocacy for Victims Bachelor of Arts with of Sexual Violence Vice Chancellor by: Bachelor of Science with Honours in Psychology Bachelor of Science Jo Powell INDUCTION LOOP with Honours in Honours in Psychology and Fine Art Dr Tim Jones, Head of Business Psychology Charlotte Gandy For those who use hearing aids, an Lauren Allbutt Postgraduate Diploma in School of Psychology Viktoria Grahovska Dharshana Arulselvan Professional Development: Bachelor of Science with induction loop is in operation. Cory Gray Oliver Baker The Dynamics of • Foundation Degrees Honours in Psychology Katie Barker Domestic Violence Please switch your device to the and Sociology • Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Neha Bedi Louise Jones with Honours in Lauren Shand • Bachelor of Arts with Honours T Setting to make use of this facility. Emma Bick Clinical Psychology Besmira Bilali Master of Arts in • Bachelor of Science Eleanor Adams Bachelor of Science Professional Development: • Bachelor of Science with Honours Katya Blackmore with Honours in Sport The Dynamics of Mohammad Bakathir Sadie Bott & Exercise Psychology • Doctor of Philosophy Sian Cox Domestic Violence Hannah Bradley Hannah Clark Chloe Dean Jasmine Adkins Laura Brimmell Natasha Donnelly Matthew Jellis, Principal Lecturer Krisztina Easton Aminah Khan Tia Capon Jamal Russell Danny Gregory Rebecca Madden • Postgraduate Certifcate James Clay Ryandeep Sangha Bronwyn Hall Rachel Welch Lucy Conn Jonathan Tyson • Postgraduate Diploma Tereza Horinkova Kieran Cronesberry Jordan Wiltshire Postgraduate Certifcate • Master of Arts Maria Nannis Chelsie Crowhurst Jack Yeoman in Research Methods Holly Parsons • Master of Science Kristin Dammann Chantal Vinyard Aidan Price Megan Davies Postgraduate Diploma Francesca Ruscigno Christopher Dimmock in Counselling Doctor of Philosophy Melisa Schneiderova Natalie Dodd Thais Bennett Michal Herz Zoi Sevastopulo Kayleigh Ferris Kirsten Brown Charlotte Taylor Sophie Smith-Jones Simona Florea Jordanne Wozencroft Zoe Gaskin Master of Science in Counselling Abby Glynn Bachelor of Science Leanne Bennett with Honours in Lauren Halliwell Counselling Psychology Emily Hemming Lynn Casey-Baker Natalie Crickett Loran Bailey Lydia Henden Charlene Davies Sophie Bennett Shelley Holland Jan Freeman Shannon Boland Holly Howell Dylan Grixti Jessica Bould Ales Hruby Callum Ilott Jameelah Day Bethany Humphries Sarah Jones Lauren Edwards Annam Hussain Amy Kealey Jolie Floyd Samuel James-Henley Caroline Masters Alice Jardine Katie Jefferys Aimee Overington Georgina Moore Shehroz Kiani Hana Roden Eleanor Romanow Jordan Kimberlin Natalie Shakeshaft Jordan Sansome Laura King

20 21 Bachelor of Science Steven Martin Ellie Emerson Carla Garner Postgraduate Certifcate Tuesday 6 November – 3:15pm in Health and Care Beth Matthews Bronwen Evans Dawn Gilbert in Urgent and Acute Care Louise Simpson Alish McBride-George Lillian Faulkner Alix Gorst Atika Abdi INSTITUTE OF HEALTH AND SOCIETY Fiona McDougall Natalie Fletcher Janet Gray Akosua Aidoo Bachelor of Science with Michelle McIntyre-Henry Danielle Findley Carly Hill Arun Aumeer Honours in Nursing (Adult) Emma Moore Natalie Fletcher Rebecca Howson Donna Baker-Lacey Manoj Abraham Charlotte Morris Scarlett Greenwood Elanor Jemison Julie Eldridge PROCESSION CLOSING ADDRESS Victoria Ashton Toby Mullett Sandeep Hayer Frances Jeremy Robert Hammond Natalie Aston Katie Murphy Amy Humphries Anne Jones Cornelia Juengst The Deputy Vice Chancellor will close Te congregation is requested to rise when Eden Attree Lucy Nelson Georgie Jarvis Nina Law Paula McNeil the Procession enters the Cathedral. the ceremony. Emma Badger Rebekah Oliver Dawn Jones Grace Lawrence Anna Phelon Jennifer Baker Lauren Parry Joseph Jones Orly Lyndon-Brown Vaisnavi Siritharan The Procession of University staff, PROCESSION Sarah Baldwin Chloe Payne Mark Lawrenson Caroline Morley Muhammad Zafar honorary graduates, Deputy Vice Robyn Barrie Jessica Pearson Hannah Lock Lynsey Morris The Procession will leave the Chancellor and representative Ruth Benjamin Rachel Perry John Martin Elizabeth Pickford Cathedral and the new graduates Kellen Benton Postgraduate Certifcate of the Board of Governors of the Paige Poole-Roberts Caitlan Neal Gemma Pratt will join the Procession. Kirsty Berrow Victoria Powell Leah Parker Deena-Jay Rees in Advancing Practice University will enter the Cathedral. John Bevan Amy Price Robert Popplestone Helen Smith Emma Eaves Natasha Bird Bethany-Jayne Pullen Molly Pritchard-Smith Nicola Smith Te congregation is requested to Master of Science in Te congregation will be seated. Tina Blanchard Joseph Pumphrey Rebecca Thomas Hannah Stanforth stay in the Cathedral until the Advancing Practice Katie Brimfeld Amber Ramsey Chloe Thompson Francesca Viding Miriam De Almeida Santos Procession has left the Cathedral. Diane Bromage Alexandra Rhodes Frederick Tonto Julie Wall WELCOME ADDRESS Elaine Evans Bethanie Brown Bethan Richards Stacey Walker Catherine Walsh Canon Anne Penn will welcome You are invited to return to the Joanne Gaffney Lindsay Brown Jennifer Roberts Claire Waters Helen Hawkes the congregation on behalf of University Arena and celebrate the Monique Brown Louise Rogers Bachelor of Science with Veronica Woolf Honours in Nursing Studies Gemma Howlett the Chapter of Worcester. achievements of our graduates Katie Bryant Alexandra Rutherford Jacqueline Jones with a glass of sparkling wine. Sian Burns Zoe Scott Zamzam Abdalla Bachelor of Arts in Birth and Beyond Educator Kathryn Ross Mr Kevin Pickess, Academic Registrar, Poppy Butler Deanne Shields Nnenna Chigbu Teresa Shaw will welcome the congregation Sarah Caffull Helga Simeon Ugochi Ihekaeme Caroline Smith PHOTOGRAPHY AND Jeanne Carvalho-Kelly Pelagia Mushure Darren Skinner on behalf of the University. Julie Sly Bachelor of Arts with Katherine Chatburn Sally Squires MOBILE PHONES Joanna Smith Bachelor of Science with Honours in Birth and Natalie Chidziya Please ensure that your mobile phone Mark Smith Honours in Midwifery Beyond Educator Master of Science in PRESENTATION OF Alice Chipasi Lauren Snead is set to silent and please do not take Badria Abdulraouf Emma Craggs Advancing Practice Sherika Crammar Francesca Stratford (Advanced Clinical Practice) GRADUANDS Sophie Anderson Rachael Leonard photographs or make video recordings Emma Davies Laura Tasker Te congregation is invited to applaud Iona Beggs Louise Oliver Corin Dixon during the ceremony. A photograph Abigail Deacon Parris Taylor Charlotte Bowstead Teresa Saint Neil Gokani as each graduand is presented. Jessica Douglas Lucy Taylor-Guy is taken of each graduate on the Kayleigh Cattell Lyndsay Shaw Matthew Harris Mark Edwards Kaylie Thomas The graduands will be presented platform and will be available at the Kimberley Clews Daniel Hastie Brooke Evans Lauren Thorpe Bachelor of Science Bethan Davies Dawn Padfeld to Professor Sarah Greer, University Arena after the ceremony. Sarah Felton Anna Townsend in Health Sciences Jessica Davies Deputy Vice Chancellor by: Emily Fisher Nicola Townsend Master of Science in Shelley Doukas Katherine Johnson Remy Gardner Rachel Troth Advancing Practice INDUCTION LOOP Frances Evans Graham Rowe Mr Robert Dudley, Acting Head of Sarah Gough Bethany Vale (Clinical Practitioner) For those who use hearing aids, an Angela Few School of Nursing and Midwifery Emma Griffths Belinda Watkins Bachelor of Science with Andrew Elliott Bethany Fuller induction loop is in operation. Leah Grinnell Cousins Kathryn Watson Honours in Health Sciences Jessica Harrison Master of Science in • Bachelor of Science Jessica Harding Katherine Webster Caroline Berry Amy Harwood Advancing Practice • Bachelor of Science with Honours Please switch your device to the Rosemary Harris Elizabeth Wells Ashleigh Boardman Lauren Hatch (Healthcare Leadership T Setting to make use of this facility. Alissia Harvey Grace Wensley Simi Bobby Hayley Hudson and Management) Holly Hegarty Rebecca Whitehouse Marie Major HONORARY AWARDS Jessica Kelly Clare McFadyen Sophie Herrington Lisa-Marie Whittall Precilia Ngewtenyi Andria Lewis An honorary degree of Doctor of Lucy Hewlett Kate Williams Neil Perks Shelley Moon Master of Science in Sciences will be conferred upon Yasmin Higginbottom Sian Williams Emma Pound Nursing Studies Emma Moore Jessica Hill Andrew Wilsher Bridget Masuwa Reynolds Jo Brand. The citation will be Amy Morgan Asha Chandran Phoebe Hodgkinson William Woodget Sarah Richards read by Jane Britton, Director of Louise Nuttall Uchechi Opara Natasha Holden Nicholas Woodward Deborah Simner Emma Phillips Reshma Roy Communications and Participation. Phillipa Hunt Jessica Worrall Cathrine Preen Bachelor of Arts in Applied Samantha Hunt Sarah Wynter Dr Kerry Gaskin, Principal Lecturer Chloe Rambini Health & Social Science Jessica Hunter Zihe Xu Harley Ribi • Foundation Degrees Molly Hunter Angelika Ziomek Emily Oake Heidi Riches Aimee Huntley Malgorzata Zyszczyk • Bachelor of Science Sandie Sheppard Bachelor of Arts with Emma Hurton Honours in Applied • Bachelor of Science with Honours Bachelor of Science with Claire Slater Samantha Jackson Health & Social Science • Postgraduate Certifcate Emma Jancey Honours in Nursing (Child) Rebecca Smith Bethany Amos Andrew Jesson Stacey Bidgood Catherine Talbot • Postgraduate Diploma Stephanie Bicknell Sheril John Ciara Conroy Kelsey Thomas • Master of Science Emmie Billingham Lauren Johns Charlotte Morris Melissa Tout Heidi Bowdler Katie-Jane Johnson Breffni O’Dubhlaoidh Mia Wallis Tegan Cadwallader Chantelle Jones Lorna Price Jennifer Warren Rosie Cale Megan Jones Jordan Priest Louise Webster Chelsey Craig Thomas Jones Rosie Roberts Catherine Williams Molly Davis Hannah Joynes Chantelle Sampson Lyndsey Williams Felicity Griffths Carley Kanagalingam Sarah Taylor Ruby Williams Leah Hewer-Richards Madeleine Khumalo Tracey Wright Megan Wood Bushra Hussain Bethany Kirby Molly Yeardsley Bachelor of Science with Emma Lester Zara Lake Honours in Nursing Foundation Degree Arts Emily Longville Hollie Lampard (Mental Health) in Birth and Beyond Anais M’Barindi Charlotte Lee Holly Anderson Katy Beattie Chloe Meacham Kirsty Lilley Nicola Bittles Keri Berry Josephine Miki Charlotte Lowe Alistair Cropper Rachel Brown Athanas Mukwende Rebecca Lucas Tom Dickinson Samantha Clarke Sarah Salmon Joanne MacKenzie Emily Domm Rachel Doddrell Francesca Maeers Andrew Duncan Rebecca Doyle Bethan Mahon Ami Edwards Emily Fay Leanne Manning-Williams Jessica Elson Laura Funnell

22 23 Foundation Degree Science Christine Morris Laura Moore Isatou Kamara Joseph Hughes Josephat Ndungu Wednesday 7 November – 10:00am in Paramedic Science Alexander O’Reilly Dionne Rodber Deirdre Kenney Laura Kent Vinil Robert Beth Abbott Neil Orton Anna Smith Courtney Lord Chloe Morris Joseph Rudd INSTITUTE OF HEALTH AND SOCIETY Louise Abbotts Thomas Pardoe Catherine Spurrell Olufemi Loye Hannah Redwood Raoudha Souid Luke Adams Jennifer Perrins Louise Tuffery Clare McMillan-Bains Paige Rowlatt Kathryn Straughton Georgie Allsworth Christopher Phillips Paula Vass Agnieszka Mieckowska George Stacey-Stevens Megan Twamley Emma Ames Rachel Plumstead Kelly Wallis Georgia Pattison Eleanor Stratton Catherine Woodhead PROCESSION CLOSING ADDRESS Luke Armstrong Abigail Powell Nicola Williams Geethu Philip Dale Turner Sun-Il Yoon Simon Avery Robert Powell Serene Young Phillip Powell Chloe Williams Sanaa Zabir Te congregation is requested to rise when The Pro Vice Chancellor will close Michael Bellizzi Sarah-Jane Price Leanna Richards Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Arts with Postgraduate Diploma the Procession enters the Cathedral. the ceremony. Rochelle Bosworth Nicola Rafferty Courtney-Jade Roberts with Honours in Child & Honours in Social Work in Public Health Oliver Raven Alan Rutter Leanne Brough Adolescent Mental Health The Procession of University staff, Nicholas Brown Stephen Raven Abbie Smith Victoria Bailey Furthermore Matematema PROCESSION Michelle Allard honorary graduates, Pro Vice Gemma Burgwin Peter Rennie Bethany Smith Jessica Davies The Procession will leave the Chantelle Bennett Master of Science Chancellor and representative Zana Burns Grace Roche Anitta Varghese Tavonga Gangata Leah Bowers in Public Health Cathedral and the new graduates Jamie Busby Euan Russell-Murphy Kamila Warman Winfelda Hahlani of the Board of Governors of the Casey Brain Adina Bolfa will join the Procession. Grace Butler Maria Serghiou Aimee White Jennifer Jones University will enter the Cathedral. Gemma Cartwright Megan Clifford Dana Bysephipps Martin Sharpe Lynsay Long Shelley Davies Foundation Degree Science Sarah Harris Te congregation is requested to Thomas Coombes Mathew Skidmore Andrew Nash-Rowland Te congregation will be seated. Jessica Downes in Health and Social Care Angela Natiigo Daniel Cooper Ben Slater Nel Nikam stay in the Cathedral until the Kimberley Ehoff (Halesowen College) Maygiawattee Nobab Benjamin Cope Jack Smithies Virginia Nyoni Procession has left the Cathedral. Melissa Finnegan Benjamin Eeles Judith Odhiambo WELCOME ADDRESS Melissa Croucher Timothy Stephenson Angela Pedersen-Gosling Tianna Forth Sarah Flowers Bethany Poolman Richard Darby Joanne Stevens Georgia Stayte The Reverend Canon Dr Alvyn You are invited to return to the George French Esther MacKay Lisa Stephens Thomas Dauncey Sarah Stewart Tia Teague Pettersen will welcome the University Arena and celebrate the Jody Goode Victoria Newman Robyn Wilkins Alyson Davey Liam Thomas Master of Arts in Phillipa Haverly Amy Phillips congregation on behalf of the achievements of our graduates Tomas Davies Karl Thompson Rachel Wyke Social Work Louise Hudson Megan Shepherd Chapter of Worcester. with a glass of sparkling wine. Callum Delaney Philip Turner Ashleigh Earle Rosalind Johnson Natalie Zarelli Bachelor of Arts with Jamie Detheridge James Tuton Sophie Fry Alan Lewis Honours in Youth and Mr Kevin Pickess, Academic Registrar, Elle Dobinson Christopher Vaughan Community Work Sarah Hayes PHOTOGRAPHY AND Aimee Mason Foundation Degree Science will welcome the congregation Carys Drew Oliver Vizard-Robinson in Health and Social Care Mary MacKie Georgia McNamee Symonne Banton MOBILE PHONES Emily Dunn Timothy Waltham (Herefordshire and Yewande Shomoye on behalf of the University. Holly Moore Claire Bendell Charity Eden Andrew Waring Ludlow College) Cheryl Shore Please ensure that your mobile phone Danielle Morgan Sophie Ford Stephen Evans Steven Waugh Sophie Boyd Annabel Thomas is set to silent and please do not take Alexander Perry Jennifer Langley PRESENTATION OF Craig Farnol Tessa White Natasha Davies photographs or make video recordings Wendy Porter-Clark Abigail Thompson Alisa Ferris Andrew Williams-O’Keefe Leanne Dias Rodrigues Master of Arts in GRADUANDS Stephanie Proudman Liam Tucker during the ceremony. A photograph Christina Finan Natalie Wood Gillian Evans Transformative Practice Te congregation is invited to applaud Holly Rawlings is taken of each graduate on the Ben Fletcher Sean Yeardley Lara Evans Postgraduate Diploma Lisa Loudon Aidan Selman as each graduand is presented. Gareth Forknell Kelly Hanson in Nutritional Therapy platform and will be available at the Foundation Degree Science Alison Stamp Postgraduate Certifcate Marcus George Ella Nichols Sophie Adams The graduands will be presented to Mr University Arena after the ceremony. in Dementia Studies Charlotte Thorn in Teacher in Health Lucy Gilleland Pamela Clark Emily Adams Foundation Degree and Social Care Ross Renton, Pro Vice Chancellor by: Mark Gillett Bachelor of Science Caroline Rees Ammon Madzokere Science in Mental Health Joanna Logan INDUCTION LOOP Karina Graham with Honours in Child & Jo Rouse, College Director Linda Martin Sheree Bate Master of Science in For those who use hearing aids, an Naomie Greenslade Adolescent Mental Health of Learning, Teaching and Charlotte Greenwood Delores Wheatley (The Learning Institute) Dean Chikumbirike Nutritional Therapy induction loop is in operation. Janice Cowin Sarah Ashworth Quality Enhancement Thomas Grier Foundation Degree Science Anna-Marie Arnold Sabah Khalid Chris Bonell Please switch your device to the Hannah Groome in Child & Adolescent Hannah Backstrom • Foundation Degrees Simon Haigh Mental Health Lisa Ball Audrey Morrison Katherine Brookhouse T Setting to make use of this facility. Mariana Murefu Jessica Cadbury Samantha Hall Sarash Ali Nadine Bird Josie White Anna Cleary Ikin UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP Leah Haney-Wilcox Anne Campion Theresa Brookes Kaye Williams Berta Corbera Nicholas Harrison Nerissa Chater Elizabeth Burns A University Fellowship will Jane Johnson Katherine Hickman Jerri Cresswell Amie Cole be conferred upon Dorothy Foundation Degree Sundeep Kaur Lisa Hickman Emily Denton Louise Cooke Science in Mental Laura Perry Wilson MBE. The citation will Kiah Hodges Cathryne Doughty Julie Craig Health (Herefordshire Caroline Tiller be read by Anne Hannaford, Dean Hopkins Abigail Downing Lynda Curtis and Ludlow College) Steven Hopkins Director of Arts and Culture. Michelle Elliott Sarah Dalziel Mandy Seabourne Postgraduate Certifcate Kristin Houlgate Anastasia Hill Charlotte Donovan in Clinical Studies Samantha Hunter Beverley Hall Bachelor of Science Elizabeth Davies-Ward, Helen Hugo James Barry Simon Hutton with Honours in Head of School of Allied Health Deborah King Jennifer Handford Stephanie Jaye Sarah Harris Occupational Therapy Postgraduate Diploma and Community Victoria Morton Nathaniel Jones Roisin O’Keefe Beth Hill William Bowes in Clinical Studies • Foundation Degrees Shane Jones Laura Reed Katie Jilbert Susan Cother Anthony Ajayi Ellen Jowett Louise Crisp • Bachelor of Science Chantelle Semic Yolanda Kaye Suzanne Eakin Katie Kelly Kay-Leigh Taylor Kylie Krivaca Hannah Grabham • Bachelor of Science with Honours Samuel Kenna Rebecca Young Carol Matthews Wendy Griffths Master of Science in • Postgraduate Certifcate Shannon Kerr Katie McCoy Leah Hughes Physician Associate • Postgraduate Diploma Joshua Kerry Foundation Degree Science Kate Newton Abigail Hutchison Amir Alam in Child & Adolescent • Master of Science Zuleikha Khatoon Shannon O’Sullivan Darcy Joanna Klotz Henna Amin Neil Kirby Mental Health Nichola Pender Ellina Lacey Georgia Cardall (The Learning Institute) David Lacy Kyla Pole Imogen Langston Bilal Chaudhry Jayne Lawlor Yvonne Burton Anthony Toland Lucy McCauley Nancy Chuchu Tomos Lewis Beverley Carter Vikki Watts Barbara Murray Kathryn Cobain Brett Love Charlotte Chapman Kerry West Hannah Stadden Stephanie Cooper Michael MacDougall Elizabeth Chin Owen Emily Thomson Quentin Elmhirst Sian Majid Sapphire Clarey Foundation Degree Science Kathleen Winwood Aden Esmail Colin Marlow Joanne Cole in Health and Social Care Christopher Furniss Marie Martin Michaela Cunningham Nazia Ashiq Bachelor of Science with Andrew Hackman Honours in Physiotherapy James Matthews Andrea Davis Malisha Bangar Ashley Hammonds Samantha Mayo Charlotte Drayton Jade Broomes-McCollin Alice Bowker Fadziso Katandawa Nicole McClintock Joanna Dunn Sian Browning Charlotte Brookes Rachael King Robert McNally Kirsty Gill Stephanie Chapman Elizabeth Cook Wendy Kirtley Sean McNeice Amanda Hopton Rebecca Goodwin Rose Earl Zeeshan Mahmood Michelle Middleton Jayne MacIver Mary Grazier Nicole Edginton Alys Montgomery Hannah Miles Alison McEwan Sharna Johnson Lily-May Harrison-Perkins Thembelihle Moyo Alessandra Milton Kelly McKernan Ben Jones Elizabeth Holiday Bettina Mwale

24 25 Foundation Degree Arts Karly Jackson Bachelor of Arts Tara Sharp Olivia Howse Wednesday 7 November – 1:45pm in Collaborative Working Kingsley Jackson in Professional Clare Shaw Jessica Innes with Children, Young Hina Kashif Practice - Education Catherine Smith Charlotte James INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION People and Families Lyndsey Knight (The Learning Institute) Hailey Smith Emily Jefferson Ruth Akbas Marvette Maye Susan Pendleton Samantha Sparkes Emma Jennings Annabel Collins Sophie McLaughlin Gemma Sperry Victoria Jones Bachelor of Arts with Natasha Headley Sophie Morris Elizabeth Squire Philippa Judge Honours in Professional Daniela Ings PROCESSION CLOSING ADDRESS Aimee Ossitt Practice – Education Shannon Stone Niamh Kelly Jade Maynard Sandra Palmer (Someret SCIL) Layla Stringer Amelia Lawler Te congregation is requested to rise when The Vice Chancellor will close Vikie Parker Amanda Thompson Katie Lewis Foundation Degree Kristie Cable the Procession enters the Cathedral. the ceremony. Terese Payne Fiona Tucker Georgia Linden Arts in Learning & Jacob Davies Sophie Porter Emma Vine Amy Longland Development from Early Jack Dickinson The Procession of University Nilakshi Ranasinghe Lesley Volz Bethany Lunn PROCESSION Years to Adolescence Lucy Ellis staff, honorary graduates, Vice Jeannette Randall Jessica Vooght Gabrielle Mansell (Somerset SCIL) Merrin Gerry The Procession will leave the Laura Reader Chauntelle Watson Catherine Margrie Chancellor and representative Gemma Brown Charlie Greening Cathedral and the new graduates Michelle Rigler Leanne Watson Samuel Marshall of the Board of Governors of the Siobhan Duncan Gemma Pack Lisa Rogers Marta Wilkinson Jack Martin will join the Procession. Becky Gill Adam Parkes University will enter the Cathedral. Kay Rozier Emma Wise Bethan Martyn Louise Hull Josie Parsons Te congregation is requested to Bobbie-Lee Sawkins Louise Worley Erin Milroy Te congregation will be seated. Julia Knowling Leona Parsons Jenna Shelley Eleanor Minett stay in the Cathedral until the Dawn Netley Kirsty Plume Natalie Shute Bachelor of Arts in Alexandra Mogg Procession has left the Cathedral. Clare Popham Maryjane Raines Primary Education Ewa Siemieniuk-Juzwiuk Kati Moorhead WELCOME ADDRESS Rebecca Trimmings Jodi Smith Cheryl Soliman Marianna Arvanitopoulou Eva Morley The Very Reverend Dr Peter Atkinson You are invited to return to the April Wilton Paula Town Shelly Spicer Amy Morris will welcome the congregation on University Arena and celebrate the Alison Woollaston Ashley-Frazer Trudgeon Bachelor of Arts Samantha Staples Tara Nicholls Chloe Williams with Honours in behalf of the Chapter of Worcester. achievements of our graduates Foundation Degree Arts Naomi Sutton Ella Nickson Claire Willis Primary Education with a glass of sparkling wine. in Teaching and Learning Jodie Tanswell Laura O’Connor Mr Kevin Pickess, Academic Registrar, (Somerset SCIL) Karla Wilson Bethany Bowen Zoe Tucker Rebecca Evans Eleanor O’Neill will welcome the congregation Samantha Baker Diana Walker Bachelor of Arts with Samuel George Sheryl-Louise Oakes PHOTOGRAPHY AND Christine Bates on behalf of the University. Julie Weathers-Halfacre Honours in Professional Shannon James Sophie Palmer Emma Biss Practice – Education MOBILE PHONES Sharon Westren James McFadden Attiye Partridge Louisa Blackmore Samantha Wiggins (The Learning Institute) Shagufta Parveen PRESENTATION OF Please ensure that your mobile phone Shaunagh Yarham is set to silent and please do not take Jessica Childs Diana Back Hannah Patmore GRADUANDS Sophie Chubb Bachelor of Arts with Charlie Banfeld Bachelor of Arts with Hope Perry photographs or make video recordings Honours in Professional Te congregation is invited to applaud Daniel Clapp Caroline Barnes Honours in Primary Initial Bethany Phillips during the ceremony. A photograph Practice – Children’s Teacher Education Cheryl Doherty Services (Somerset SCIL) Donna Barnes Charli-Ann Porter as each graduand is presented. Bryony Gale Joanne Bentley Rachael Angus Abbie-Louise Poulton is taken of each graduate on the Zoe Cooper Deryn George Krystal Bovey Jamie Ash Anthony Redfern The graduands will be presented platform and will be available at the Jessica Green Jenna Gigg Alexander Bradley Aimee Atherton Alice Reynolds Mia Tipper to Professor David Green, University Arena after the ceremony. Lauren Groves Samantha Brown Callum Bahia Tiffany Roberts Vice Chancellor by: Jacqueline Heal Bachelor of Arts with Alisha Burton Tamsin Bailey Hannah Rose INDUCTION LOOP Ella Hill Honours in Professional Carol Caldaralo Emily Barnicle Liam Rosser Catriona Robinson, College For those who use hearing aids, an Carly Kearley Practice – Children’s Farimata Cham Christina Bass Megan Round Director of Learning, Teaching Deborah Neale Services (The Learning Rachel Chambers Molly Bennett Aimee Russell induction loop is in operation. and Quality Enhancement Jordan Paul Institute) Leah Coker Sarah Bent Leah Savage Bethany Scott Sarah Biggs Natasha Coupland Amber Blandford Charlotte Siviter Please switch your device to the • Foundation Degrees Abbie Shaw Ursula Carver Louise Cox Lyndsey Bowden Molly Stuart • Bachelor of Arts T Setting to make use of this facility. Charlotte Shervington- Helen Corrigan Jennifer Dinham-Price Sophie Bowen Nichola Stubbs • Bachelor of Arts with Honours Grenardo Adama Osaji Tara Drew Jake Bower Benjamin Swainson Dawn Speed Emma Ripley Samantha Dummett Lauren Bristoll Laura Taylor Charlotte Welburn Wendy Simpson Angela Ellis Katie Brooks Lottie Taylor HONORARY AWARDS Samantha Wood Kerri Skinner Poppy Evans Jessica-Rose Burgess Lucy Thomas Anna Skyrme-Mason Charlene Fernandez Ella Candlin Lucinda Tolladay An honorary degree of Doctor of Foundation Degree Arts Letters will be conferred upon in Teaching and Learning Clare Gibson Gemma Cartwright Lucy Trainer Bachelor of Arts with James Green Helen Chidler Sophie Turbill Dr Swaroop Sampat-Rawal. (The Learning Institute) Honours in Professional Katherine Griffths Chloe Collier Rachel Walters Emily Alderson Practice – Early Childhood The citation will be read by Dr Corinne Harley Abbie Cooper Abbey Ward Samantha Avery (Somerset SCIL) John-Paul Wilson, Deputy Pro Elizabeth Harris Aleesha Davidson Claire Ward Rowan Barnicoat Keri Blatcher Katie Hawkins Alexandra Davies Loren Warner Vice Chancellor (Research). Kumala Blackwood Tessa Bone Jessica Hedge Megan Davies Georgia Watterson Jody Broadbent Amy Harris Sarah Hutchings Olivia Douglas Lauren Way Rachael Paige, Head of Department Natalie Broome Sophie Margetts Kelly Jacobs Harry Draper Hannah Webb for Primary Education Delta Brown Sarah Moore Naomi James Laura Dreher Amy Wignall Samantha Chiswell Lucy Robinson Amie Jones Bronwen East Chloe Williams • Bachelor of Arts Paul Clews Janine Vowles Danielle Jones Alice Evans Emily Williams • Bachelor of Arts with Honours Gemma Collacott Naomi Woodhead Rebecca Kevill Gemma Fereday Michael Wison Sarah Cotter Shelley Knight Hannah Fowler Lucy Yates Katy Day Bachelor of Arts with Mark Leah Samantha Francis Georgia Yearby Sarah-Jayne Dean Honours in Professional Practice – Early Childhood Johanna Leaver Georgia Garrard Thomas York Sonya Drake (The Learning Institute) Kirsa Lozynski Grace Gately Kirsty Eales Sharon Balman Catherine MacMillan Anna Giddens Keira Easton Nicola Bennett Diana Maunder Emily Gill Angela Fitzpatrick Amanda Bratchell Rachelle McFarlane Georgia Goode Samantha Ford Sarah-Anne Hawthorn Chloe Mitchell Rachel Griffths Maureen Forsyth Sarah Heywood Anna Noakes Charlotte Gubbins Lily Fox Alison Little Elaine Osborne Jamie Hall Maria Gates Angela Rogers Sally Owusu-Boateng Hannah Hammond Marjorie George Bernadette Waters Julie Palmer Jodie Hare Christopher Gerry Joanne Williams Kerry Penhaligon Tara Hart Claire Harwood Shelley Yarde Cathrine Phillips Eleanor Harvey Christina Hicks Violet Reid Meg Harvey Kirsty Higham Claire Rundle Jessica Healey Olivia Hoare Stephanie Russell Bethany Homer Katie Holman Ella Shankster-Jones Lauren Hood Olivia Howard

26 27 Foundation Degree Foundation Degree Arts Rebecca Murphy Mamuna Murad Postgraduate Certifcate Natalie Hunt Thursday 8 November – 10:00am Arts in Early Years – in Early Years – Sector Karen Price Jordan Pearson in Research Enquiry Yasmin Kadodia Sector Endorsed Endorsed (Herefordshire Christina Rowley Victoria Simpson Benson Ferrari Karl Long INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION Christie-Louise Barrows and Ludlow College) Cerian Rushworth Orla Thompson Eleanor McAulay Hannah Burch Ashleigh Kirby Jayne Sockett Emma Williams Postgraduate Certifcate Imran Mohammed Gemma Carter Michelle Lloyd Orsolya Torok Nicola Young in Learning and Teaching Natalie Parker in Higher Education Zoe Corfeld Laura Meacock Danielle Wilde Andrew Petherick PROCESSION CLOSING ADDRESS Kerry Dallow Catherine Prince Alpa Williams Karen Broughton Jane Sandell Jessica Egginton Stacey Williams Foundation Degree Arts Helen Darlaston Rachel Sullivan Bachelor of Arts with in Learning Support Te congregation is requested to rise when The Pro Vice Chancellor will close the Daniel Gibbons Benedict Duncan Craig Tucker Honours in Early Childhood (Herefordshire and the Procession enters the Cathedral. ceremony. Alysha McEwan Bachelor of Arts with Colleen Hardy Heidi Watkins Professional Practice Honours in Integrated Ludlow College) Lisa Tipping Julie Haynes Douglas Wotherspoon Charlotte Austin Working with Elizabeth Baldwin The Procession of University staff, Samantha Wiggett Jinning Hong PROCESSION Abbigail Baggus Children and Families Suzanne Birchall honorary graduates, Pro Vice Chloe Wild Dan Johnson Master of Arts in Education The Procession will leave the Hannah Bate (Halesowen College) Lucy Brewer (Early Childhood) Chancellor and representative Susan Woodward Sophie King-Hill Cathedral and new graduates Eleanor Bolton Faraza Anderson Julie Dyer Rosemarie Miller Samuel Proctor of the Board of Governors of the Kayleigh Davies Emily Bates Sally Edwards will join the Procession. Foundation Degree Arts Kim Samuda University will enter the Cathedral. in Early Years – Sector Sarah Davies Zara Beaumont Kim Evans Daniel Somerville Master of Arts in Education (Leadership Endorsed (Birmingham Rachel Evans Paige Birch-Young Teri Hobbs Nicola Watson Te congregation is requested to and Management) Te congregation will be seated. Metropolitan College) Stacie Feeney Lucy Bolton Nicola Makin Rebecca Weston stay in the Cathedral until the Mariaum Ali Bethany Galloway Laura Codling Catherine Mitchell Timothy Wheeler Peter Hinett Danielle Connolly Anna Streather WELCOME ADDRESS Procession has left the Cathedral. Naila Arif Clare Gardner Margaret Morgan Karen Williams Sarah Armstrong Christina Glass Laura Crossley Megan Plumbley Amy Woodget Kristian Williams The Reverend Canon Dr Georgina You are invited to return to the Lauren Bick Sophie Gregory Katie Dodd Alex Price Master of Arts in Education Kina Branagan Molly Guise Rachel Edmonds Rita Rhodes Postgraduate Certifcate Byrne will welcome the congregation University Arena and celebrate the (Mentoring & Coaching) Sheridan Bryson Gemma Harrison Megan Gwynne Alexandra Vaughan in Education (Special on behalf of the Chapter of Worcester. achievements of our graduates Georgia Banham Emma Clarke Nicola Helal Amie Hadley Educational Needs with a glass of sparkling wine. Coordination) National Mr Kevin Pickess, Academic Registrar, Laura Constantine Rachel Hellin Jade Hill Bachelor of Arts in Education Studies SENCO Award Master of Arts in Charlene Corbin Charleigh Hobbis Sheridan Perks Education (Religions & will welcome the congregation Hannah Batters PHOTOGRAPHY AND Clare Howes Danielle Hughes Liam Pinches Lauren Stevens Values Education) on behalf of the University. Lindsey White Gail Black MOBILE PHONES Chanelle Jones Isabel Johns Keren Powell Rebecca Davidge Sayra Khatun Emma Prosser Sarah Burnell Dominique Johnson Bachelor of Arts Please ensure that your mobile phone Charlotte Marks Danielle Kennedy Zaheda Saeed Alison Campbell Postgraduate Diploma in PRESENTATION OF with Honours in Briony Cartwright is set to silent and please do not take Marie N’Kongolo Leah Knight Kelly Shaw Education Studies Education (Special and GRADUANDS Stevie Siliyo MacAnda Elizah Cartwright Inclusive Education) photographs or make video recordings Chloe Pickin Alicia Lord Suchita Bakshi Te congregation is invited to applaud Cassie-Anne Southall Aimee Clay Lorraine O’Connor during the ceremony. A photograph Harriet Rose Emily Malpass Stacey Bayliss as each graduand is presented. Zakkiyah Shafq Alice Martin Emma Stroud Eleanor Collier Cameron Boyle Master of Arts in is taken of each graduate on the Ayesha Shahid Jessica Middleton Angela Sturgess Zoe Duquette Katherine Brace Education (Special and The graduands will be presented to Mr platform and will be available at the Karen Worrall Susan Evans Priya Sian Stacey Millard Laurence Browning Inclusive Education) Ross Renton, Pro Vice Chancellor by: University Arena after the ceremony. Aneesha Simmons Laura Mowbray Louise Greenway Bachelor of Arts with Daniel Drew James Auden Bethany Stevens-Wood Catherine Paras Kirstie Hallam Honours in Integrated John Dunning Amber McIntosh Catriona Robinson, College Deborah Strong Abigail Perkins Francesca Hughes Working with Children and Luke Gwalchmai Diego Montaldo INDUCTION LOOP Tamanna Tahir Georgia Perry Anne Jones Director of Learning, Teaching Families (Herefordshire Lauren Hughes Alison Kemp Heather Ramsay For those who use hearing aids, an Lucy Thomas Rebecca Plant and Ludlow College) and Quality Enhancement Kayleigh Jones Matthew Lloyd Rebekah Wybrow induction loop is in operation. Sarah Verlander Catherine Powell Sarah Bethell Kezia Legge Emma Lodge • Foundation Degrees Zoe Rimell Master of Science in Foundation Degree Arts Courtney Hall Joann Moffatt Ann-Marie Lynch Please switch your device to the Shannon Simcock Educational Management • Bachelor of Arts in Early Years – Sector Alice Holder Lucia Nagington Jessica Sleeman Christopher Mann and Leadership • Bachelor of Arts with Honours T Setting to make use of this facility. Endorsed (Heart of Catherine Hybart Zanib Naveed Helen McClane Worcestershire College) Kristen Stead Louise Lewis Lucy Rowberry Angela Bowes Lucy Symes Daniel McEvilly Alison Winson, Associate Head Jasmine Batiste Claire Marfell Kate Rowlands Kirsten Jones Abigail Venencia Paige Milbery Silma Bibi Thea Preece Laura Taylor of School of Education Kassie Walker Emma Morgan Master of Arts in Florjana Buf Joanne Radnor Oscar Trowbridge Emily-Jayne Webster Aimee Nash Higher Education • Bachelor of Arts Claire Duggan Molly Woodhead Maia Uniacke Bethan Williams Lisa Parkes Karen Blackmore • Bachelor of Arts with Honours Rachael Evans Kayleigh Woolnough Samantha Ward Aimee Younger Alison Peacey Samantha Holmes Kerry Watson Foundation Degree Arts Sara Penellum Master of Arts in Special Ann Jordan, Head of Sarah James and Inclusive Education Bachelor of Arts in in Learning Support Bachelor of Arts with Reah Reid-Hamilton School of Education Yvonne McCloy Integrated Working with Amanda Salisbury Rosemary Hatton Daniel Archer Honours in Education Megan Padian Children and Families Laura Spurgin • Postgraduate Certifcates Deborah Breakwell Studies (Major) Monika Rayet Kirsty Lewis Michaela Watts Doctor of Education Jessica Cook Aimee Groves • Postgraduate Diplomas Bethany Richards Martyn West Kerry Whitehouse Adam Fellows Melissa Limbrick • Master of Arts Lucy Rummey Bachelor of Arts with Jenny Westmacott Honours in Integrated Paula Maidens Doctor of Philosophy Emma Smith Emma White • Doctor of Education Working with Children Amy Roberts-Clarke Bachelor of Arts with Emma Waldron Honours in Education Sarah Whitelaw Elizabeth Russell • Doctor of Philosophy and Families Rebecca Whitehouse Studies (Special and Satima Witts Rachael Shillitoe Foundation Degree Arts in Mandy Ajmal Inclusive Education) Marie Stephenson Early Years – Sector Endorsed Foundation Degree Arts Gurmit Chana Hannah Cresswell Postgraduate Certifcate (Halesowen College) in Learning Support Clare Cox (Halesowen College) Olivia Fantham in Education Danielle Alcock Sophie Down Aqsa Akhmat Angela Fitzpatrick Rosene Simpson Lauren Beddall Rachael Eckley Lucy Bayliss Clair-Marie George Kirstie Brace Fern Elston Master of Arts in Education Paula Boden Anne Glover Sophie Buckley Louise Galloway Jenny Brazier Nicola Booker Megan Green Sarah-Jayne Cree Sophie Gibb Gurneet Chagger Amelia Fowkes Benjamin Holloway Chloe Dean Kelly Goodyear Meryl Cherner Jenny Gardner Savannah Horne Mabellyn Dennis Lisa Griffths Catherine Clark Sarah Green Amelia Lee Rachelle Erskine Claire Holyoake Johanna Cliffe Karen Greenwood Qiaoxi Li Angharad Lench Jessica Hopkins Eleanor Cox Rachel Jukes Hannah Lodge Rachel Miller Rachel Hoskins Sarah Darling Natalie Kowolik Jessica Robinson Jessica Nunn Katie Jenks Jennifer Dunn Abigail Longden Nicola Rose Anna Walker Sallyanne Jones Miriam Gee Nikita Millward Bethany Smith Zoe Wild Kerry Keatley Rebecca Thomas Katie Glover Daisy Williams Charlotte Lenton Sarah Wall Helen Hoarle Joanne Lilley Virginia Honey Esther Melville-Cox Sokpolyne Hor Sian Moroney Alice Morris

28 29 Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science with Bachelor of Science with Bachelor of Science with Thursday 8 November – 1:00pm in Archaeology & Honours in Geography Honours in Forensic Honours in Mathematics Heritage Studies and Mathematics & Applied Biology and Computing INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND Nicole Prosser Emily Callard-Weller Rhianna Holtom James Barber Bethany Coombes Kirsty Hurley Liane Gillespie-Akar Bachelor of Arts with Akshay Hurnath THE ENVIRONMENT Honours in Archaeology Bachelor of Arts with Hannah Needham Bachelor of Science with & Heritage Studies Honours in Human Honours in Mathematics Ashley Richardson Geography and Physical Education Jonathan Cusdin Aimee Wedgbury Michael Dean Hebe Adams Marcus Tighe-Jones PROCESSION CLOSING ADDRESS Paige Kennedy Elizabeth Francis-Drummond Te congregation is requested to rise when The Vice Chancellor will Samantha Lynch Amy Morton Bachelor of Science Master of Research in Biology the Procession enters the Cathedral. close the ceremony. Shannon Martin Richie Norris in Human Biology Jake Minton Connor Sheffeld Karen Thomas Eleanor Brant The Procession of University Matthew Neilson Bradley White Doctor of Philosophy PROCESSION Robert Parker Bachelor of Science with staff, honorary graduates, Vice Beverley Adams-Groom The Procession will leave the Skye Riley Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Human Biology Chancellor and representative Honours in Human Cathedral and the new graduates Charlotte Rogers Naomi Anderson of the Board of Governors of the Geography and Sociology Francheska Bacuetes will join the Procession. Katherine Wild University will enter the Cathedral. Christopher Wolstencroft Hannah Short Megan Butler Molly Davies Te congregation is requested to Bachelor of Arts with Bachelor of Science in Te congregation will be seated. Physical Geography Victoria George stay in the Cathedral until the Honours in Archaeology Luke Haslam Brooke Harris Procession has left the Cathedral. & Heritage Studies Ellie Jones WELCOME ADDRESS and Fine Art Bachelor of Science Ofoegbu Kelechi Rachel Sycamore The Reverend Canon Dr Alvyn You are invited to return to the with Honours in Sophie Lloyd Pettersen will welcome the University Arena and celebrate the Bachelor of Science with Physical Geography Jessica Moore congregation on behalf of the achievements of our graduates Honours in Ecology and Bradley Baker Antoaneta Rashkova Chapter of Worcester. with a glass of sparkling wine. Environmental Science Antony Boasman Ryan Shore Bart Brierley Katherine Davey Millie-Anne Smith Mr Kevin Pickess, Academic Registrar, Christopher Greensmith Tonisha-Mai Drabble Nikolay Velikov Isobel Wiggins will welcome the congregation PHOTOGRAPHY AND Laura Grove Abbie Rollason MOBILE PHONES Henry Thorn Nathaniel Stanley Lily Wilkins on behalf of the University. Fiona White Please ensure that your mobile phone Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science in is set to silent and please do not take with Honours in Master of Arts in Human Biology and PRESENTATION OF Combined Studies photographs or make video recordings Environmental Science Sustainable Development GRADUANDS Matthew Acton Advocacy - Professional Leigh Wood during the ceremony. A photograph Practice (Bulmer Joe Dangerfeld Te congregation is invited to applaud Foundation) Bachelor of Science with is taken of each graduate on the Rebecca Mapp as each graduand is presented. Rachel Rocks-Engelman Honours in Human Biology platform and will be available at the Jason Trueman and Human Nutrition The graduands will be presented University Arena after the ceremony. Katherine Whistance Bachelor of Science with Kylie Moseley Honours in Animal Biology to Professor David Green, Bachelor of Science Ana Aguado Moreno Bachelor of Science Vice Chancellor by: INDUCTION LOOP with Honours in with Honours in For those who use hearing aids, an Environmental Science Daniela Dinkova Human Nutrition Derek McDougall, Acting and Physical Geography Connor Edwards Poppy Brindley-Thomas induction loop is in operation. Megan Barnwell Alexandra Horner Head of the School of Science Louise Chadwick Lydia Maddox and the Environment Shaun Day Please switch your device to the Bachelor of Science with Hope Moran Denisa Dufkova • Bachelor of Arts T Setting to make use of this facility. Honours in Geography Meera Solanki Jessica Green Amelia Andrews Shea Sullivan • Bachelor of Arts with Honours Marie Kenny Charlotte Ashby Alexandra Thomas • Bachelor of Science Katherine Borton Ella Newbould • Bachelor of Science with Honours Jonathan Bradley Bachelor of Science with Eleanor Seymour Grimshaw • Master of Arts Adele Bratt Honours in Biochemistry Jane Stevens Laura Westwood • Master of Science Myles Buckingham Thomas Burnett-Smith Calum Cheshire Divya Dhangar • Doctor of Philosophy Bachelor of Science Hollie Devenney Bridgette Jones with Honours in Human James Drewry Pooja Mahey Nutrition and Psychology Gemma Peters HONORARY AWARDS Monet Ellard Sarah Wilson Bethany Rose-Murphy An honorary degree of Doctor of James Farrow Amy Fowler Agata Stramska Bachelor of Science with Sciences will be conferred upon Christian Graham Jack Taylor Honours in Plant Science Dr Laurie Leshin. The citation Adam Green Charlotte Whatmore Andrew Fleming Samuel Green Mark Raw will be read by Dr Amy Cherry, Bachelor of Science with Heather Harris Senior Lecturer in Biochemistry. Honours in Biology Simon Havers Bachelor of Science Alistair McGonigle Tabitha Hunt with Honours in Lorraine Weaver, Principal Lecturer Craig Phillips Mathematics (Major) Thomas Insley Siiri Reinikka • Bachelor of Science Verity Jones Daniel Comber Laura Wharton • Bachelor of Science with Honours Gwilym Luckett Adam Constable Lewis Kirkpatrick Joshua Powell Bachelor of Science Megan Porter Megan Robertson in Biology and Edward Rowley Combined Studies Robert Smith Leon Massey Zachary Wade Iain Walker Bachelor of Science Robert Wall with Honours in Biology Jacob Wheaton and Psychology Nicola Wiltshire Samantha Ward Samuel Witham

30 31 Diploma in Education Graham Hampton Joanna Smith Emily Bidwell Charlotte Lee Postgraduate Certifcate Thursday 8 November – 3:15pm and Training Ryan Hanauer Sharna Smith Eleese Blanchette Jade Lewis in Education: Secondary Amy Orie Chloe Harber Joe Somers Matthew Blatherwick- Andrew Louca (Barr Beacon SCITT) INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION Nicholas Priest Leanne Harvey Christopher Southall Hindmarsh Anisah Mahmood Paramjhot Bali Lisa Seymour Caity Higgins Katie Summers Andreea Bocancea Seema Mahmud Ashley Bullock Caitlin Hollis Liam Thomas Emilie Bodinier Laura Markwell Sophie Churchard Diploma in Education Luke Hollywell Tahlia Tiller Caroline Bonnefoi Hannah Martin Matthew Copson and Training Samantha Holmes Lauren Tipper Sophie Bray Eve McGlynn Laura Dulson PROCESSION CLOSING ADDRESS (Halesowen College) Sophie Horne Elizabeth Tomkinson Hannah Brayne Liana Mellichap Caroline Haynes The Deputy Vice Chancellor will close Te congregation is requested to rise when Samantha Collins Zoe Horton Adam Tompkins Hollie Brittle Lucy Meredith Rachel Heckels the Procession enters the Cathedral. the ceremony. Vivien Gelder Pearl Houghton Ellise Tonks Florence Broadis Amber-Jayne Merrick Abigail Hickman Alicia Harper Jessica Houlston Annabelle Townsend Tori Bryant Pela Millard Daniel Hills The Procession of University staff, Paul Hughes PROCESSION Carys Hurd Catherine Wakelam Chaya Campbell Saffron Newman Patrick Hinsley honorary graduates, Deputy Vice Ope Odejimi Kali Jauncey Thomas Wale Matthew Campbell Mantina Ntuba Donna Laver The Procession will leave the Chancellor and representative Laura Prosser Laura Jones Roxanne White Amy Cannon Nathan O’Grady Steven Morris Cathedral and the new graduates Chelsey Tibbitts Benjamin Capaldi of the Board of Governors of the Lucy Jones Matthew Wiedeman Grant Owen Danny Ryan will join the Procession. Emma Wickham-Clews Rhiannon Jones Flora Wolfe Murray Samuel Carey Tatiana Pearce Nicole Smith University will enter the Cathedral. Megan Keary Aoife Carey-Jenkins Joanne Perry Laura Taylor Postgraduate Certifcate Te congregation is requested to Carly Kesterton Professional Graduate Katie Clark Cattleya Petchsingh Emily Thompson Te congregation will be seated. in Primary Education Certifcate in Education Benjamin King Rupert Clark-Lewis Evan Phillips Sophie Thomson stay in the Cathedral until the James Hughes-Tranter Studies (Somerset SCIL) Reece King Alexandra Clausen Mark Pirrie Jessie Venables Procession has left the Cathedral. Christie Spencer WELCOME ADDRESS Ellie Knight Catherine Mold Mark Colley Amelia Poole Matthew Wallis Postgraduate Certifcate Adele Lee Jennifer Collins Adam Price The Very Reverend Dr Peter Atkinson You are invited to return to the Postgraduate Certifcate in Postgraduate Certifcate in Education: Primary Alice Lee Education: Primary Thomas Coppins Lauren Purser will welcome the congregation on University Arena and celebrate the Alexia Coste in Education: Secondary Lauren Andrews Rebecca Leeder (Somerset SCIL) Tegan Ransom behalf of the Chapter of Worcester. achievements of our graduates Matthew Craig (Prince Henry’s & South Daniel Arnold Daniel Leek Keith Allington Adam Reading Worcestershire SCITT) Megan Crowther-Green with a glass of sparkling wine. Emily Atkinson Olivia Lees Sara Bailey Daniel Redshaw Mr Kevin Pickess, Academic Registrar, Camile Dangeard Elizabeth Furber Sarah Baker Sophia Leonard Lesley-Ann Bowditch Annabel Roper Jessica Davies Laura Hendley will welcome the congregation Thomas Baldwin Ethan Lewis Megan Collins Alexandra Sarti PHOTOGRAPHY AND Christopher Desmond Thomas Holmes on behalf of the University. Chloe Batham-Read Elena Lockett Rachel Cox Natasha Scott Bryony Drumgold Sally Jefferies MOBILE PHONES Laura Bennett Rhianna Longstaff Lucy Edden Holly Searle Jessie Duckworth Please ensure that your mobile phone Nicholas Billinge Carrie-Anne Lovejoy Karen Evans Rachel Sharp PRESENTATION OF Christopher Dudley Emma Bilsland Samantha Loveridge Martin Fowle Shannon Sherwood is set to silent and please do not take Katie Dugdale GRADUANDS Emma Blasdale MacAulay Ludgate Nicholas Francis Rebecca Short photographs or make video recordings Kerryn Durrant Rosanna Botta James Mann Roy Goddin Maninder Sondh Te congregation is invited to applaud Andrew Edwards during the ceremony. A photograph Georgia Bouston Deborah Mansell Merryn James Megan Spiers as each graduand is presented. Emma Edwards is taken of each graduate on the Michelle Bradbury Charlotte Manton Samantha Jarvis Jack Staynings Amber Elliott platform and will be available at the Kelsea Braddish Georgia Matthews Sophie Keitch Laura Stevens The graduands will be presented Rachael Elmes Faye Brook Lisa McCarthy Jessica King Katie Styler to Professor Sarah Greer, University Arena after the ceremony. Jessica Evans Kerry Brooks Kelly McMahon Matthew Male Laura Sutton Lydia Faun Deputy Vice Chancellor by: Lauren Burgoyne Rebecca Mills Elinor McElwaine Dawn Taylor Sarah Fell INDUCTION LOOP Daniel Burrow Lois Morgan Jessica Morris Simon Thomas Alison Winson, Associate Head Dawn Foster Mai Butler Tazmin Morgan Laura Penney Ryan Upson For those who use hearing aids, an Leah Fradgley of School of Education Sarah Caldwell Annie-Rose Morris Stephanie Powell Jake Vallely induction loop is in operation. Eleanor Gilbert-Smith Amy Carrie Emily Moseley Jeanette Price Eleanor Walker • Diploma in Education Lea Gillet Alice Carver Lauren Neale Samuel Robertson Curtis Waters Please switch your device to the Jack Goodchild Anna Chilvers Aaron Nicholls Gabi Rowbottom Sharleen Watkins Rachael Paige, Head of Department T Setting to make use of this facility. Sean Gregory Gregory Clarke Carla Nicholls Neil Sharp Elisha White for Primary Education Natalie Hakes Jessica Cleghorn Emma Norman Katie-May Spiller Rosie Whitehouse Kate Hale • Postgraduate Certifcate Daniel Clewes Julia Nutbrown Elaine Thorne Mia Whittaker Ceri Hammond Holly Cogswell Kimberley O’Kane Lucille Tope Jennifer-George Wightman • Postgraduate Certifcate Rupert Harden Rebecca Cole Amie Orrett Benjamin Treloar Hollie-Lianne Williams in Education Sophie Harding Marie Coles Alice Padden Lauren Turner Phoebe Williams Deborah Harrisson Alice Cowell Felicity Parkinson-Allsopp Kathleen Veal Lucy Windsor Elizabeth Hatherell HONORARY AWARDS Gemma Cowley Zoe-Josephine Parton Sophie Williams Michael Yapp Charlotte Haywood Tom Dalton Alexander Pegg Phillipa Yarranton An honorary degree of Doctor of Jenna Healey Aidan Davies Chiara Pelazza Professional Graduate Letters will be conferred upon Mindu Joseph Hearn Emily-Jayne Davies Laura Phelan-Leeds Certifcate in Education: Primary Nicola Hill Hornick. The citation will be read by Sarah Dean Georgina Pilling Andrew Hobbiss Professor Michael Bradshaw, Head Heather Deery Kieran Pope Jack Ross Angela Hodgson Hannah Denton Anna Powell Callum Steele of the School of Humanities. Ellis Hodnette Calvin Dinsley Charlotte Powell Professional Graduate Alexander Holford Alison Winson, Associate Head Helen Drew Alice Quigley Certifcate in Jack Horrell Kate Ebery Samantha Rawlings Education: Secondary of School of Education Victoria Houghton Chantelle Evans Keeley Rees-Hull Katrina Allen Kenzie Houston • Postgraduate Certifcate Abigail Farmer Amie Rhone Alex Beard Tania Hudson • Postgraduate Certifcate in Education Gail Fenton Charlotte Richards Craig Hickman William Hudson Nicola Fisher Katharine Richards • Professional Graduate Certifcate Oliver Hodges Daniel Hughes Benjamin Franklin Charllotte Richardson Samuel Johnson Harriet Hughes Mala Franklin Luke Ridal Chelsea Lovatt Joseph Hughes Chloe French Megan Roberts Craig Matthews Andrea Ineson-Thomas Michelle Gardiner Caroline Robertson Smith Rebecca Rose Amy Jay Phillip George Evelyn Rogers Danielle Jeffrey Charlotte Gibbs Rebecca Rose Postgraduate Certifcate Rachael Johnson Emma Gill John Rowson in Education: Secondary Stephanie Kearns Jack Girling Lianne Ryder Elizabeth Albutt Lucy Kelley Joanne Grafton Nicholas Sale Katie Amey Adam Kilgallon Connor Grant Charlotte Saul Rachel Annett Florence Kingston Sophie Grice Martin Saunders Rebecca Armstrong Claire Knight Jessica Grove Eloise Seabrook-Smith Lucy Avery Scott Knowles Gemma Haines Lottie Sheridan Faye Baker Isobel Lane Thomas Hale Emily Silk Matthew Bayley Adam Laverick Hannah Hall Katharine Simmonds Sadie Bebb Nicola Le Page Sarah Hall Brogan Skidmore Jasmine Bhatia

32 33 Bachelor of Science in Dalia Jakubaityte Kristina Cartwright-Riley Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science with Bachelor of Science Postgraduate Diploma Friday 9 November – 10:00am Sport & Exercise Science Matthew Jones George Collard with Honours in Cricket Honours in Physical with Honours in Sports in Basketball Coaching Jessica Dowles Molly Jones Nicole Gasic Coaching and Management Education and Sports Coaching Science Mindaugas Jozenas INSTITUTE OF SPORT & EXERCISE SCIENCE James Hill Connor Kelly Kelly Gates Daniel Bartlett Coaching Science Shannon Babasanya Alexander Stokes Harriet King Lucy Herdman Thomas Blackwell Muhammad Abdullah Ross Barham Master of Science in Billy Liquorish Ben Hill Rufus Bullough Jessy-Lee Barnett James Beardsmore Basketball Coaching Bachelor of Science Alexander Mason Billy Holden-Parker Thomas Bussey Ben Clark Lewis Brade Stan Kuliavas with Honours in Sport Kieran McLachlan Joe Hudson Ian Toppin Abigail Coward Erika Bytheway PROCESSION Dr Andrea Faull, Head of & Exercise Science Postgraduate Diploma Lewis Miller Daniel Johnson Christopher Towler Hannah Cresswell Matthew Day Department for Physical in Outdoor Education Te congregation is requested to rise when Manav Bajaj James Morrell Nathaniel MacLachlan Thomas Walsingham Shane Grainger Bradley Durrant Stuart Meese the Procession enters the Cathedral. Education, Dance and Coaching Millicent Beever Kate Mumford Jumaane Meggoe Samuel Green Jordan Ford Michael Blair Emily Newman Joann Nicholas Bachelor of Arts with William Hawkeswood Eliot Green • Higher National Diploma Honours in Dance and Master of Arts in The Procession of University Daniel Booth Rebekkah North George Nicholls Sunil James Adam Harris • Bachelor of Arts Community Practice Outdoor Education staff, honorary graduates, Vice Scott Burden Joseph Kelly Carly Nutt Deiniol Parselle Adam James Amanda Harrison • Bachelor of Arts with Honours Daniel Callan Lucie Halstead Todd Langley-Tanner Chancellor and representative Catriona Phillips Callum Terry James Kemp Heidi Schwenk • Bachelor of Science Thomas Daccus Lydia Pryor-Andrews Sophie Henderson Gemma Lee Ashley Leighton of the Board of Governors of the Sophie Woolveridge • Bachelor of Science with Honours Rachel Edwards Josh Richardson Bachelor of Science with Lacey Lewis Daniel Magee Postgraduate Certifcate University will enter the Cathedral. Leanne Evans Honours in Combined Katherine MacKeith Elizabeth Roberts Bachelor of Science in Chloe McBratney in Sports Coaching Jade Flavell Studies (Major) Mick Donovan, Deputy Pro Vice Martha Setchfeld Physical Education (Major) Georgia Noble Justin McGibbon Samantha Griffths Te congregation will be seated. Millie Gooding Jonathan Gath Amy Shephard Leanne Robinson Chelsea Morrall Mark Haining Chancellor and Head of School Amy Thomas Andrew Bowden Darby Hannah Natasha Webb Hayley Rudd Matthew Stocker Ashton Khan • Postgraduate Certifcate Rosie Hogg WELCOME ADDRESS Abbey Webber Bachelor of Science with Bachelor of Science with Nichola Simkiss Max Timmins Lawrence Lok Dominic Ives The Reverend Canon Dr Michael • Postgraduate Diploma James Wimshurst Honours in Sports Studies Honours in Physical Samuel Slotta James Wildsmith Anthony McCallum Bethany Jordan Hayleigh Wright Education (Major) Jessica Wadley Padraig Woods Brierley will welcome the congregation • Master of Arts Madison Brookes Christopher Morris Stewart Kilmartin Luke Allen-Hayward Rhiannon Walker Darren Moss • Master of Science Bachelor of Arts Beth Burgess on behalf of the Chapter of Worcester. Christopher King Jake Allsopp Matthew Watkins Bachelor of Science Jack Walton with Honours in Dominic Chapman with Honours in Sports Karolis Kvasas Matthew Anderson Keith Webb Mr Kevin Pickess, Academic Registrar, Combined Studies Arnold Chaponda Coaching Science (Major) CLOSING ADDRESS Michael Lawrence Jordan Aubrey Susanna Bannister Kieran Clayton Bachelor of Science Louis Andrews will welcome the congregation Brittany Lewis Phillip Blankley Master of Science in The Vice Chancellor will Theo Mbay Conor Easter with Honours in Helen Bailey Sports Coaching on behalf of the University. Bachelor of Science in Alex Gardener Jessica Eagles Physical Education close the ceremony. Thomas McHugh Paula Bayon Lopez Outdoor Adventure Connor Gould Geordan Edmonds and Sports Studies Bruce McLaren Megan Elliman Hannah Crowther Leadership and Management Stuart Hudson Jamie Chetwood Bachelor of Science PRESENTATION OF Ignas Patkauka Reid Elsmore Ross Ensor PROCESSION James Ackroyd Luke Ingram Zack Fagg with Honours in Sports Ryan Pettifer Jonathan Evans Victoria Huckle GRADUANDS The Procession will leave the Cameron March Luke Juggins Kyriacos Lambrou Coaching Science with Jonathan Pickering Joshua Goodwin Disability Sport Matthew Lewis Te congregation is invited to applaud Cathedral and the new graduates Emily Power Aicha Kingma Ian Lancaster Bachelor of Science with Michael Green Jessica Adderley Marieanne Spacey-Cale as each graduand is presented. Alexander Pritchett William Lennon Jean-Pierre Nsinga will join the Procession. Honours in Outdoor Laurie Haworth Edward Bateman Jiri Vesely James Purtell Adventure Leadership Alex Matthews Gareth Price Aimee Hindhaugh Kieran Franks The graduands will be presented Te congregation is requested to Redzheb Redzheb and Management Chenelle McFarlane-Duncan Thomas Rourke Postgraduate Certifcate Haydn Morris Chris Horton Haley James to Professor David Green, Lucas Richards Thomas Alston Sunya Salim in Research Methods stay in the Cathedral until the Louise Preston Adam Ismael Paul McHugh Vice Chancellor by: Stephen Rickhuss Stuart Bowler Ashley Watson Alice Burgin Procession has left the Cathedral. Jack Rose Harrison Jarrett Benjamin Oliver Emily Rogers James Clews Benjamin Simpson Evangeline Jones Bachelor of Arts with Adam Palmer Doctor of Philosophy Dr Dan Eastough, Head Max Rowley James Farmer Ellis Leason Honours in Physical You are invited to return to the Jonathan Sykes Evelyn Roberts Jenni-Louise Douglas Zeyad Salih Connor Fletcher Education and Dance of Department for Sport University Arena and celebrate the Eleanor Turner Lauren Manton Terrell Salmon Elouise French Postgraduate Diploma in and Exercise Science Harry Walters Laura Morton Emma Elton achievements of our graduates Amber Sandhu George Jones Applied Sport Science Darren Williams Alexandra Motherwell Hannah Horton • Bachelor of Science with a glass of sparkling wine. Daniel Silver Christine Mayes Hannah Oakley Holly Mordue Leila Benyahia • Bachelor of Science with Honours Lukas Sinkunas Kyle Morgan-Davies Bachelor of Science Daisy Perry-Mitchell Lauren Newman Master of Science in Thomas Smith Matthew Smith with Honours in Sports Ben Roche Lauren Richards PHOTOGRAPHY AND Applied Sport Science Helen Hope, Head of Department Frazer Solomon Matthew Tyldesley Studies (Major) Molly Savage for Sport, Management and MOBILE PHONES Hannah Stanyer William Wheelton Regan Garraway Oliver Scurry Bachelor of Science Stuart Greaves Please ensure that your mobile phone Iain Summers Claire Williams Alexander Jackson David Solway with Honours in Samuel Heafeld Outdoor Education Physical Education and Matthew Taylor William Steadman Lloyd Tonkin is set to silent and please do not take Bachelor of Arts in Sports Outdoor Education • Foundation Degrees Jake Thompson Bachelor of Science Francesco Storniolo Kevin Webb photographs or make video recordings Business Management with Honours in Sports Andrew Aldis • Bachelor of Arts Joseph Tighe Geoffrey Wells during the ceremony. A photograph Aazim Umar Luke Jekiel Studies and Geography Ellen Bates Master of Science Daniel Yates in Applied Sports • Bachelor of Arts with Honours Chloe Ball Amy Cliff is taken of each graduate on the Andrew Webster Casey Young Performance Analysis • Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Arts with Lauren Culwick Honours in Sports platform and will be available at the Bachelor of Science in Bachelor of Science with Jack Garner Edwyn Ames • Bachelor of Science with Honours Business Management Bachelor of Science in University Arena after the ceremony. Sport and Exercise Honours in Sports Studies Physical Education and Lewis Johnstone Lewis Avery Chloe Brooks and Human Nutrition Gertrud Aarna Sports Coaching Science Philip Knight Daniel Barham Fergus Garner HONORARY AWARDS Rebecca Tildesley Monet Riley Sam Edmondson Samuel Mason Michael Bateman INDUCTION LOOP Joe Grossi An honorary degree of Doctor Baldeep Uppal Liam Oliver Gemma McCubbin Joe Borrowdale For those who use hearing aids, an Bachelor of Science with Dale Harte Sam Green of Letters will be conferred upon Jasmine Meddows Honours in Sports Therapy Vytautas Jelinskas Higher National Diploma Bachelor of Science Thomas Hadley induction loop is in operation. in Sport, Coaching and Peter Murphy Marieanne Spacey-Cale MBE. Natalia Alexander Darren Keight with Honours in Simon Houston Physical Education Jordan Pendleton Harry Lonsdale Physical Education and Please switch your device to the Olivia Ambris Laura Selter Matt Jarvis The citation will be read by Lerverne Jordan Money Sam Brennan Combined Studies T Setting to make use of this facility. Samantha Banks Megan Tibbetts Gareth Kelly Steven Monk Jack Bufton Pearce Andrews Barber, Deputy Head of the School Antony Barnett Charles Torr Adam McGuinness Natalie Bubb Oliver Nunn Jacob Hunter Matthew Nield of Sport and Exercise Science. Bachelor of Arts with Elliemay Tyrrell Ella Clark Alice Pugh Annie-May Lawrence Jordan Palmer Honours in Physical Abbie Watkinson A University Fellowship will be Kate Cousins Ross Stothard Theo Meade Nathan Payne Lewis Mitchell Education and Cory Winter conferred on Stephen Edwards. Matthew Davies Matthew Williams English Language Connor Powell James Deady Daniel Norman Bachelor of Science in Lewis Dady The citation will be read by Zoe Exall Bachelor of Arts in Sport Sports Coaching Science Development and Coaching Gareth Jones, Deputy Head of the James Fathers Louis Andrews Joshua Pirie School of Sport and Exercise Science. Kelly Gibson Kieran Swinbourne Jack Green Carter Sweet Oliver Green Bachelor of Arts with Jack Hansford Honours in Sport Amanda Hatton Development and Coaching Olivia Haynes Emma Ashton Ethan Holmes Lorna Brooks Elizabeth Hopper Elijah Butler-Lines Harry Ingham

34 35 Foundation Degree Arts Russell Homer Bachelor of Arts with Bachelor of Arts with Bachelor of Science with Master of Business Friday 9 November – 1:45pm in Business (Heart of Alexander Howard Honours in Business, Honours in Business, Honours in Business Administration Worcestershire College) Vasil Ivanov Accountancy and Management and Information Technology Promise Agbugba WORCESTER BUSINESS SCHOOL Hollie Denning Thomas Jervis Economics Economics Jake Baker Lauren Batham-Read Asfand Khan Diana Escobar Gil Emily Ash Nick Bryant Higher National Diploma Bachelor of Science with Charles Koroma Danim Khan Manisha Gandham Mayara De Oliveira Cerqueira in Business Management Honours in Computer Akeem Linsey Pauline Malarsten Aalyah Malcolm Games, Design and Paul Gunzo Domonic Casey Roland Ndhlovu Joe Wedgbury PROCESSION CLOSING ADDRESS Scott Lostitch Development Siamak Hajiani Cameron Chapman Emma McQuaide Jaspreet Sangha Vidzhay Ibryam Te congregation is requested to rise when The Deputy Vice Chancellor Bachelor of Arts with Carl Chalmers Matthew Drew Gustav Moberg Shebazali Kapadia Bachelor of Arts with Honours in Business, Lubos Klauber the Procession enters the Cathedral. will close the ceremony. Chloe Lycett Prince Ofoegbu Rishit Ladiwala Honours in Business, Management and Finance James Money Imogen Mornement Samuel Parkin Christopher Lopez The Procession of University staff, Elle Pugh Accountancy and Human Heather Young Stefan Radulica Cameron Pimley Resource Management Josline Mathew PROCESSION Kelsey Strudley Nathan Robertson honorary graduates, Deputy Vice Eleanor Pitts Bachelor of Arts with Sekai Muwoni The Procession will leave the Harry Whiteley Amy Daniel Chancellor and representative Whitney Pritchard Honours in Business, Bachelor of Science Maryam Nasser Cathedral and the new graduates Joshua Sands of the Board of Governors of the Bachelor of Arts with Bachelor of Arts with Management and Human in Computing Henrique Cesar Riberio will join the Procession. Aleksandra Skrzypczak Honours in Business, Resource Management Georgia Richings University will enter the Cathedral. Honours in Accounting Edward Stephens Rebecca Smith Economics and Finance Kelly Bayton Silvija Gineityte Haseeb Sayed Te congregation is requested to Benjamin Talbot Muhamad Azizi Sophie Brown Bachelor of Science with Kadean Smith Te congregation will be seated. Rachel Hall Jack Taylor Samuel Evans Beth Davis Honours in Computing stay in the Cathedral until the Alexander Hines Eugenio Toriello Alex Taylor-Grout Alex Taylor Lavinia Ostate Greg Bastin Procession has left the Cathedral. Mijarhor Kayoma Nicolas Villanueva Matthew Thomas Matthew Woolridge Abigail Smith Luke Bell WELCOME ADDRESS Szilvia Martel Czeilingerne Adam Tranter Fiona Williams Peter Bennett Master of Business The Reverend Canon Dr Michael You are invited to return to the Dildeep Sanghera Rebecca Walmsley Bachelor of Arts with Jordan Workman Sean Bevan Administration in Brierley will welcome the congregation University Arena and celebrate the Daniel Smith Executive Leadership Daniel Walton Honours in Business, Amy Bromage Najeedah Yesmin Entrepreneurship and Management on behalf of the Chapter of Worcester. achievements of our graduates Benjamin White Bachelor of Arts with Joshua Callis and Management Honours in Business, Michelle Borg with a glass of sparkling wine. Bachelor of Arts with Neil White Kristian Care Kamil Adamczyk Management and Marketing Isla Buchanan Mr Kevin Pickess, Academic Registrar, Honours in Advertising Hannah Willits Lili Chen Charles Dawodu Joseph Berry Jean Cole will welcome the congregation Daniel Sparkes Samuel Woolvin Benjamin Coole-Probert Thomas Owens Natalie Davis on behalf of the University. PHOTOGRAPHY AND Kristyna Blehova Ionela Cristea Natalia Popis Deborah Farthing MOBILE PHONES Bachelor of Arts in Bachelor of Arts with Ionut Hantig Gino Cubeddu Honours in Business and Pawel Zaremba Tracy Furlow Business Administration Michael Harris Bradley Davies Please ensure that your mobile phone Human Geography Syed Helal PRESENTATION OF (NCC Education) Jack Quoroll James Emms is set to silent and please do not take Callum Smith Sophie Howard GRADUANDS Giselle Maria Perez Romi Wouhra Benjamin Follett photographs or make video recordings Bachelor of Arts with Stacey Jacob Honours in Business, Jake Howard Te congregation is invited to applaud Bachelor of Arts with Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Arts with Aaron Jones during the ceremony. A photograph with Honours in Entrepreneurship Jingjing Huang as each graduand is presented. Honours in Business Honours in Business, Benjamin Mears is taken of each graduate on the International Business and Marketing Marketing and Advertising Shane Jenkinson Administration Simon Penter Bethany Cadwallader Sara Jones The graduands will be presented platform and will be available at the (NCC Education) Ziwei Hu Amar Bains Sean Preston Baixi Liu Connor Binding Hasnaat Khan to Professor Sarah Greer, University Arena after the ceremony. Paul Amporful Bachelor of Arts with Gareth Rimmington Khaled Mamah Lydia Campbell Harry Leeks Deputy Vice Chancellor by: Obakeng Atlholang Honours in Business, Alison Schofeld Bokang Potso Botshelo Daniel Palanki Joshua Edkins Charlotte Lester Entrepreneurship and Han Liu Zeljana Celic Wenjing Xu Public Relations Patrick Hopper Master of Science in Finance Boyd Hargreaves, Course Leader Thomas Main Dakshika Cooray Stephen Jacques Jialing Gao Bachelor of Arts with Kehinde Giwa Louis Marshall • Foundation Degrees Venecia Edwards Tarun Sandhu Yingjing Wei Honours in International Joey Maund • Bachelor of Arts Tahani Fernando Business Management Bachelor of Arts with Kpedetin Gogofogo Honours in Business, Bachelor of Arts with Maryam Nasir Ali Master of Arts in Human • Bachelor of Arts with Honours Mirela Borisova Honours in Business, Anikah John Finance and Accountancy Jamie Newby Resource Management Beatrice-Georgiana Botezatu Marketing and Economics Vihanga Kulathunga Samuel Greenstreet David Nicholson Sarah Hemming Dr Joy Garfeld, Senior Lecturer Sheniqua Brooks Peter Coleman Donna Minott Daniel Laight Alexander O’Neill Abigail Robbins Tamathli Legiers James Gough • Higher National Diploma Roshel Morrison Jason Leigh Joshua Ollier Joanne Sloan Master of Science in Human • Bachelor of Science Kumbulani Moshosheli Afshan Zia Bradley Peasgood Leah Wise Bachelor of Arts with Samuel Pulman Resource Management Aisha Mwanatena Honours in Business, • Bachelor of Science with Honours Bachelor of Arts with Junhui Quan Avril Bartholomew Amantle Nalebomo Bachelor of Arts Marketing and Human Honours in Business, Thomas Sheppard Aleksandra Eneva Meyown Palmer with Honours in Resource Management Human Resource Matthew Shotton Kasia Fawke HONORARY AWARD Leungo Ellen Rasedikela International Finance Jessica Gwynn Management and Elizabeth Sinclair James Hanson An honorary degree of Doctor Allahf Theophile Yuchen Che Public Relations Kieran Taylor Maorong Li Jussi Tuisku Leqi Chen Bachelor of Arts with of Letters will be conferred Laura Albrighton Honours in Marketing, Ian Treanor Tharushi Weerasinghe Yujia Chen upon Jessica Kellgren-Fozard. Marie Pivovarcikova Advertising and James Tubman Master of Science in Xiaomin Xue Haoran Cui International Management Ambra Puia Public Relations Letao Wang The citation will be read by Ross Xiaoyu Gao Bachelor of Arts with Jamiesha Vara Jack Boswell Christopher Williams Edmund Boakye Renton, Pro Vice Chancellor. Xing Gao Honours in Business Lucy Buckingham Kirk Wood Tom De Gelder Ruoying Leng Bachelor of Arts Management Ellie Cull Sarah Woodall Alessio De Looze Dr Scott Andrews, Head of Zihan Nan with Honours in Charlotte Angel Robinder Gill Zheyu Zhang Rafael De Vleeshouwer Department of Marketing Yahan Ou Business, Leadership Joseph Anthony Michaela Kolarova Zhongfang Zhang Gillis Gheysens Lin Qin and Management and Enterprise Michael Blunn Harriet Mahony Qilin Zhou Enes Hamarat Le Qu Lukas Mozga Daniel Bown Nathan Merryfeld Stefanie Huens • Postgraduate Certifcate Guangyao Shao Nikki Brant Bachelor of Arts with Leah Nash Bachelor of Science Lukas Krywult • Postgraduate Diploma Congyu Sun with Honours in Web Elroy D’Souza Honours in Business, Steven Newman Kelly Lainez Xiaofan Wang Development • Master of Arts Connor Dakin Management and Tereza Paleckova Beytullah Mert Yuqi Wang Will Baker • Master of Business Administration Andrea Dingwall Accountancy Mariah Petschen Volkan Oner Xiaoou Xuan Adam Bates Sam Duckett Coleen Blake Artur Radimersky Jonathan Orrells • Master of Science Chen Zhang Matthew Brettell Vladan Duric Charlotte Russell Yana Sacrez Yameng Zhang Bachelor of Arts with Ethan Bristow Elizabeth Durn Ravjorth Sanghera Ali Tappe Zixuan Zhang Honours in Business, Daniel Brown Stacey Evans Amabel Whitelock Hendrik Vuerinckx Yingzhi Zhao Management and Jack Legge Lutfu Yilmaz Adam Gardener Advertising Lucas Wickens Zichen Zhou Olivia Rigby Quingyuan Zhu Samuel Gibbons James Kellas Kate Williamson Sebastian Gijsbers Bachelor of Arts with Higher National Diploma Postgraduate Certifcate Ionut Grigorescu Honours in Marketing Bachelor of Arts with in Research Methods Honours in Business, in Computing Samuel Grimes Thomas Graham Samuel Margrave Management and Simon Gallagher Benjamin Gutteridge Mary Newman Business Law Symon Hambrey Daniel Hammond Grace Penney Postgraduate Diploma in Edward Purslow Christopher Hanley Todd Stephens Callum Ford Business Administration Casey Stanley Scott Hickmans Gemma White Ina Koski

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HONORARY DOCTORATES HONORARY AND UNIVERSITY DOCTORATES FELLOWSHIPS DURING THE CEREMONY, AWARDS ARE MADE TO INDIVIDUALS WHOM THE UNIVERSITY WISHES TO HONOUR

HONORARY DOCTORATES UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIPS An honorary degree is one of higher A University Fellowship is bestowed upon JO BRAND The firm has been widely recognised for education’s most significant accolades. persons of distinction or those who have Comedian, actress and writer, Jo Brand, its ground-breaking work on alternative They are awarded on a selective basis to rendered signifcant service to the University worked as a Psychiatric nurse for 10 years models of working for women, and has distinguished individuals who merit special or to the community. Fellows join the before entering the comedy circuit and is now been in The Times Top 50 Employers for recognition for achievement and distinction in University’s College of Fellows, which provides one of the best-known female entertainers in Women, in both 2015 and 2016. Dana has a feld or activity connected with the mission opportunities for the individual to support the the UK. received recognition for her contribution as of the University. University in ways that refect their particular a champion for women. She was named the areas of expertise and experience, be that Her diverse appeal is marked by appearances 2015 Outstanding Innovator by the Legal Holders of honorary degrees provide providing work placement opportunities for on such eclectic programmes as Question Week and is one of 50 leading individuals inspiration to students, as examples of students, or guest lecturing, among many Time, QI, and Countdown, as well as hosting recognised on Timewise Foundation’s Power success in a variety of ways. Tey also enhance other ways. Tey serve as Ambassadors for the a number of her own shows, such as Jo Part Time List of 50. In 2018, she was the University’s profile on a national and University, enhancing the University’s infuence Brand’s Commercial Breakdown and Jo Brand’s named as the Lexis Nexis Legal Personality of international stage. in the national and international communities. Hot Potatoes. the Year. A critically acclaimed writer, she has written comedy history books, novels and her autobiography ‘Look Back In Hunger’, which MINDU HORNICK was followed by a second one about live At the age of 12, in 1942, Mindu Hornick was performance called ‘I Can’t Stand Up For sent to Auschwitz Concentration Camp along Sitting Down.’ with her mother, sister and two brothers. On arrival, a Polish man spoke to her in Yiddish Jo is an active ambassador for ‘Saving the and advised her and her sister to say that they NHS’ and talks passionately about the were older than their years. Tis advice saved importance of supporting the growing her life, as she was allocated work rather than numbers of elderly patients and those living being sent to the gas chambers. with dementia. Some years later, Mindu came to the UK and She actively supports the mental health agenda has lived in the West Midlands for over 50 through her work as a comedian, where she years now. utilises her experience to create awareness and raise funds for charities such as Sport Relief It was many years before she was able to and the Alzheimer’s Society. speak about her time in Auschwitz, but for the past 10 years she has worked with the Anne Frank Foundation and the Holocaust Education Trust to educate young people DANA DENIS-SMITH about the Holocaust. She has shared her Dana Denis-Smith is the founder of First 100 story with students in a range of educational Years, a fve-year project charting the journey settings, bringing reality to the history of of women in the legal profession since 1919. World War 2 and challenging students to An entrepreneur and lawyer, she is also consider their own responses to atrocities the CEO of Obelisk Legal Support, an in more recent times. Her unassuming, innovative frm which ofers City Lawyers the gentle and profoundly clear testimony opportunity to work fexibly around family captivates audiences across all age-ranges and other commitments. and backgrounds.

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JESSICA KELLGREN-FOZARD DR SWAROOP SAMPAT-RAWAL MARIEANNE SPACEY-CALE MBE In 2016, she received an MBE for services Presenter, blogger and YouTuber, Jessica Former Miss India and Bollywood superstar, Marieanne Spacey-Cale MBE is a top-class to football in the New Year’s Honours Lists. Kellgren-Fozard, first came into the Dr Swaroop Sampat-Rawal, is an alumna domestic and international football player, public eye on the BBC reality TV show, of the University of Worcester, who travels Club Manager, International Coach and a Marieanne played 91 times for England and Britain’s Missing Top Model, about models across India training teachers, while also UEFA Coach Educator. scored 28 goals. In 2017, she became one of with disabilities. campaigning to get more children, such as only 8 other women coaches to attain the those in tribal communities or street children, In December 2013 she was appointed prestigious UEFA Pro Licence Coaching Across a variety of social media channels into the classroom. assistant coach for the England women’s Award, whilst also successfully completing she writes and vlogs about a mixture of team and was part of the coaching team that her Master’s Degree in Sports Coaching at the accessibility issues, gay culture, deafness, Dr Sampat-Rawal studied for a PhD in won a bronze medal in the 2015 World Cup University of Worcester. beauty, vintage fashion and a love of old Education at Worcester, graduating in 2006, in Canada. Hollywood glamour. and has since dedicated herself to community development and advocacy within the feld Alongside her assistant role, she took Her YouTube channel has over 225,000 of education. She aims to help children responsibility for the England women’s subscribers and she has worked with overcome adversity and become resilient. national under-23 football team, and the BBC Radio 1 and BBC Three to create development of female coaches in England. online content. She is a member of the Governing Council for Save the Children, whose mission is to create In 2017, she was invited by the Fabian Society lasting change in the lives of disadvantaged to speak on a Panel at the Labour Conference children in India. about the need to create a Policy that could lead to a fairer society for disabled people in She developed a training curriculum for the UK. Jeevan Kaushalya, an adolescent girls project in Gujarat, which was a drama-based life She has taught herself a form of Sign skills intervention implemented across 3,450 Language known as Sign Supported English villages in six districts, reaching out to 38,000 (SSE), using books and the YouTube to young members of the village-level adolescent help her. On her TV Show, Quintessentially girls’ network. Jessica, Jessica uses an interactive approach to teach others how to master British Sign Language.

DR LAURIE LESHIN Dr Laurie Leshin has been President of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Massachusetts, USA, since 2014 and is a world authority on space exploration. She has over 20 years’ experience as a leader and has a lifelong love of learning and exploration.

Dr Leshin was appointed by President Obama to the Advisory Board for the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. She has held various positions with NASA and is the recipient of NASA’s Outstanding Leadership Medal and NASA’s Distinguished Public Service Medal. In 2001, the International Astronomical Union named an asteroid in recognition of her contributions to planetary science: Asteroid 4922 Leshin.

The University of Worcester has an active partnership with Worcester Polytechnic Institute, one of the leading engineering universities in the USA.

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UNIVERSITY ALUMNI FELLOWSHIPS ASSOCIATION

DURING THE CEREMONY, AWARDS ARE MADE TO CONGRATULATIONS ON COMPLETING YOUR STUDIES AND INDIVIDUALS WHOM THE UNIVERSITY WISHES TO HONOUR JOINING A WORLDWIDE NETWORK OF WORCESTER ALUMNI

STEPHEN EDWARDS DOROTHY WILSON MBE eing an alumni of the University We’ll keep you up to date with both Alumni Stephen Edwards is the co-founder of the Dorothy Wilson MBE has lived and worked Bof Worcester gives you continued and University news and help you get in touch Charity CG5, which was set up to support in Worcestershire for many years and is benefts, including: with old friends. the involvement and progression of young viewed nationally as “a significant leader • Our free online job service at: and disabled people in sport. Since CG5 in the cultural and arts industry.” In 2011, You can access graduate information through www.worc.prospects.ac.uk began, it has helped over 50 individuals she received an MBE for services to the our Alumni website and we’ll also send you under the age of 21 from the Herefordshire Arts in the New Years’ Honours Lists. She • Advice about job applications, CVs, and the latest information about further study and Worcestershire area. Several awardees have recently retired as Chief Executive and application forms, for up to three years opportunities and business services. studied at the University of Worcester, whilst Artistic Director of MAC, Birmingham, one after you graduate The support and interest of our graduates also participating in their chosen sport. of the most used arts centres in the country. • Extended borrowing at Te Hive library: makes a real diference to the experience of Previously, she worked at West Midlands Borrow up to 12 3-week loans and 3 present and future students. We welcome your He has personally sponsored several young Arts for 14 years, including 7 years as Deputy University High Demand books. Simply input, whether in the form of guest lectures, athletes from disadvantaged backgrounds and Director. She continues to play a leading join Te Hive and show your ID (with ofering work experience to future students, mentored former young ofenders. role in the arts as an experienced charity your name and address) and mention that or advice sessions. sector chair, with a demonstrable history of you are a graduate of the University His company, Spirit Executive, has been working in the performing arts and cultural sponsors of the Worcester Wolves Junior As a graduate, you are automatically a member If you’d like to get in touch or update heritage industries. Academy and he has strategically advised of the Alumni Association, which helps you your details, you can contact us via email on [email protected] or by calling on several player development and Dorothy is passionate about the arts being keep in touch with the University and with 01905 542467. fundraising initiatives, with over 60 youngsters available to the whole community, regardless each other. benefting. of age and ability and has a strong track record worcester.ac.uk/alumni of working within diverse communities in For the past two years Stephen has been Birmingham. She has always been an advocate a leading supporter and fundraiser for of access and opportunities for young people. the University’s Charity of the year, Smile for Joel.

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MEMORIAL TRIBUTE THANKS TO… Very sadly during the last academic year, two Te Board of Governors and the Academic of the University’s students passed away. Te Board of the University of Worcester wish University expresses its condolences and as a to express their thanks to the Dean and way of remembering our students and their Chapter of Worcester Cathedral for hosting achievements, their names are listed here: the awards Ceremonies, and for the assistance of the Cathedral staf in making the David Gent appropriate arrangements. Kathryn Trueman Restoration of the Cathedral is ongoing and donations may be made using the collection boxes which are available as you leave.

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