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DECLARATION FOR HEALTH SCIENCES GRADUANDS AT THE TIME OF BEING ADMITTED AS A MEMBER OF THE HEALTH PROFESSION: I solemnly pledge to serve humanity My most important considerations will be the health of patients and the health of their communities I will not permit considerations of age, gender, race, religion, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, disease, disability or any other factor to adversely affect the care I give to patients I will uphold human rights and civil liberties to advance health, even under threat I will engage patients and colleagues as partners in healthcare I will practise my profession with conscience and dignity I will respect the confidentiality of patients, present or past, living or deceased I will value research and will be guided in its conduct by the highest ethical standards I commit myself to lifelong learning I make these promises solemnly, freely and upon my honour. 12 13 FACULTIES OF ENGINEERING & THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH SCIENCES AND SCIENCE ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS Academic Procession. (The congregation is requested to stand as the procession enters the hall and is invited to participate in the singing of Gaudeamus) The Vice-Chancellor will constitute the congregation. The National Anthem. The University Dedication will be read by a representative of the SRC. Musical Item. Welcome by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor S Klopper. Professor Klopper will introduce the guest speaker, Derek Hanekom MP, Minister of Science & Technology. Address by Derek Hanekom. The graduands and diplomates will be presented to the Vice-Chancellor by the Deans of the faculties. The Vice-Chancellor will congratulate the new graduates and diplomates. Professor Klopper will make closing announcements and invite the congregation to stand. The Vice-Chancellor will dissolve the congregation. The procession, including the new graduates and diplomates, will leave the hall. (The congregation is requested to remain standing until the procession has left the hall) 12 13 NAMES OF POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA 2. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND GRADUANDS/DIPLOMATES IN NURSING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT Dean: Professor F W Petersen *Lorraine Susan Bosch An asterisk * denotes that the degree or Madelie Ruby Crous diploma will be awarded in the absence of Shamiela January POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA the candidate. Vuyelwa Kili IN ENGINEERING *Zoleka Monica Mahlanyana *Nodathini Cecilia Nkalai In Water Quality Engineering: *Nomonde Australia Tshayingwe *Raymond Joseph Swarts 1. FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES Acting Dean: Professor S Kidson POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT Before presenting the graduands, the Dean *Vernon Jacques Julius *David Michael Peinke will invite all graduating students in the *Sundesh Kripanath Maharaj Faculty to stand and to make the Faculty Declaration (see page 12). All members of DEGREE OF BACHELOR the congregation who treat or will be treat- OF ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES ing patients are invited to join in POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA affirming or re-affirming their commit- IN PALLIATIVE MEDICINE Catharina Nina Malan ment to ethical patient care. Mokhele Ntho *Bongiwe Mbambisa Sipamla Jean Sebastian Rolando POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEALTHCARE TECHNOLOGY POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MANAGEMENT IN PAEDIATRIC RADIOLOGY IN CONSTRUCTION STUDIES Sthandile Charity Khuzwayo *Tanyia Pillay Deepshika Beeknoo *Nqabisa Mahola Thareefa Mahed *Lungelo Manyathi Afzal Razack Mzuyanda Mbangata *(With distinction) Geoffrey Duncan POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA Rendall IN PESTICIDE RISK MANAGEMENT *Dean Peter Stockwell DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF Ziyanda Zigayi *Tonny Harris Maulana SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING *Emmanuel Nkosinathi Zondo *Collen Mbereki *Lucky Yabe In Chemical Engineering: Keneuoe Letsela Lebogang Maishe Mahlare POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN *Msawayo Bernard Pereira HEALTH MANAGEMENT *Perpetual Chikobvu In Civil Engineering: Francois Pierre de Villiers *(With honours) Joanna Clare Boyle (With distinction) Jacques Donovan Theo *Mwamba Nalaluke Kanyonga Hendricks Chinju Pius (With distinction) Hlengiwe Admarah *(With honours) Richard Drummond Hlela Stewart Kelvin Arthur Johnson Bridget Nicolette Maclou (With distinction) Mariaan Malherbe In Electrical Engineering: (With distinction) Wena Marais Ntokozo Sonke Dlamini Pogisho Samuel Matthews Thabang Mabeta Keneilwe Cynthia Modise Rofhiwa Ndou Cheryl Nelson Nomkhosi Lungile Phakathi 14 In Electrical & Computer Engineering: Doctor Alex Mapane 4. FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES Jason Andrew Esselaar Rimbilana Ribbon Masinge Buchule Mbobo Acting Dean: Professor S Kidson *Caitlin Alexandra Melidonis In Electro-Mechanical Engineering: Luyanda Mhlauli Lehlogonolo Makgotlane Phogole James Barlow Mills DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF Matete Kevin Thakaso Thulisa Mkatazo SCIENCE IN AUDIOLOGY *Thandani Mlambo Evelyn Tetelo Moabelo *Lwazi Knowledge Mnguni In Mechanical Engineering: Rylan James Morrison Nonkululeko Mtolo Kerry-Anne Airey Zimasa Mpemnyama Nkululeko Humphrey Cele Sibongiseni Mrwashu Steven Edward Dickinson Cameron Philip Nagel Ameerud-Deen Larney Mxolisi Ndlovu DEGREE OF BACHELOR Nabil Mohamed Nonkosazana Patricia Nkosi OF SCIENCE IN PHYSIOTHERAPY Titus Nampala Sinelizwi Nkwali Anga Ngalo Nuriyah Noordien Nasheetoh Gierdien Potjo Simon Nthama Pholile Gladness Ntshangase *Kushav Romalall Manuel Macangelo Ngombo Sebastiao Jonathan Dominique van Belle DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF (with distinction in Mathematics and the IN MEDICINE (HONOURS) SCIENCE IN GEOMATICS degree with distinction) Shan Weeber In Infectious Diseases & Immunology: *Sebei Timothy Nchabeleng Nosipho Ntombani Zwane *(First class) Valmy Craffert *Jonathan Carey Rush Ata Thabo Mokoena In Biology, Earth & Environmental Sciences: In Physiology: DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Jaryd Robert Ernest Davies (First class) Jacob Robin Hoffman IN PROPERTY STUDIES *Siyawamkela Nicholas Sthunda Marc Mitchell Duckitt *Nicholas Steven Kieswetter In Chemical, Molecular & Cellular Sciences: 5. FACULTY OF SCIENCE Steven James Human Andile Aubrey Khari Dean: Professor A Le Roex *Sidwell Maphangela 3. FACULTY OF SCIENCE Mzameni Shangase DEGREE OF BACHELOR Dean: Professor A Le Roex OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) In Information Technology: Nyameko Mateke In Mathematics: DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Ts’Eliso Monaheng Brett le Roux Kabelo Rametse Faika Solomon Shabirah Abdullah Hamisi Ratshilele Ravhengani (First class) Michael Blyth Toms Denford Nyasha Banga Tiyani Cecilia Rikhotso Eve-Lyn Mary van Schoor Craig Xavier Basson Merciful Sundlana Rachel Begbie Jason John Bissict Talya Davidoff In Mathematical, Physical & Statistical Tessa Doe de Kock Sciences: Lua Bahhiyyih Dibble Serinah Bukreedan Efensio Eduardo Diogo Menako Sophia Jobo *Isaline Diane Goemaere Athi Rwexu Ragmah Hendricks Michell Anne House Zintle Sharon Kolo Thabo Elias Makgoale Phaswana Mokebe Malatjie Eliab Dikotse Malefahlo 15 6. FACULTY OF ENGINEERING DEGREE OF MASTER OF CITY DEGREE OF MASTER OF AND THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT AND REGIONAL PLANNING SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING Dean: Professor F W Petersen Elias Jacobus Matthee In Chemical Engineering: A - Aishah Modack Hartmut Dietmar Ortfried Brodner Kudzai Changunda DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF *Mihajlo Dabic ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES Adrian Charles Fortuin (HONOURS) DEGREE OF MASTER *Matthew Raymond Hill OF ENGINEERING Michael Kapembwa *Mogammad Firaas Booley Thendo Madala *Sarah Louis Kuiper In Engineering Management: *Molladi Andrew Maseloane *Tanya Viljoen *Azothiwa Nxasana Kyle Moskovitz Caroline Muzawazi Moses Kumbirai Nduna In Radar & Electronic Defence: *Steve Marc Piaget DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE Saad Ibraheem Alhuwaimel Tawanda Stephen Sango (HONOURS) IN CONSTRUCTION Karthik Shekhar MANAGEMENT Rukaya Ghalib Stracey In Structural Engineering *Jacob Johannes Taute *Simon van Helsdingen & Structural Materials: Eustice Vries *Justine George Kessy *Obinna Kelvin Ukwa In Civil Engineering: DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE *Matteo Angelucci (HONOURS) IN MATERIALS SCIENCE In Transport Studies: Garth Edward Gademan Sivuyile Bebelele Nicholas Magera Kizito *Bridget Gcinaphi Sikhondze *Emmanuel Leo *Hundzukani Vukeya Mbongeni Hopewell Sabelo Nzuza Simon Jon Starck DEGREE OF MASTER Davina Carol Zietsman OF PHILOSOPHY DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONOURS) IN PROPERTY STUDIES In Conservation of the Built Environment: In Electrical Engineering: Nicola Susan Darke John Iyanuoluwa Fadiran Moipone Gertrude Phakisi Brendan Robert Hart Abdul-Aziz Fish Yasmin Mayat Lanche Linden Grootboom Jacobus Philippus van Wyk *Lancelot Jenkin Josiah Chimnanu Jideani DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF Bruce Edward Johnson SCIENCE (HONOURS) In Engineering Education: *Allan Kweli IN QUANTITY SURVEYING Rene Toerien *Ndivhuwo Makondo Christina Matankiso Moerane *Anela Khuthazwa Maya Vusumuzi Moyo In Urban Infrastructure, Stephen Mugisa Design & Management: *Tshina Fa Mulumba *Danilo Alessandro Biccari Phillip Uwizeye Nkubito DEGREE OF MASTER OF *Jacqueline Maria James Shanly Rajan ARCHITECTURE (PROFESSIONAL) Rumbidzayi Dorothy Machiridza *Valentine Siyoi *Lithole Mohase Grant Richard Stowe *James David Goss Theodore Mark Schreuder David Andrew Wright *Jakob Sutter In Energy Studies: *Jonathan Paul Dingle Olumide Oluwaseun Ogunmodimu 16 In Geomatics: 7. FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES In Radiation Oncology: Patricia Duncan Kellie Rozelle Alleyne-Mike Cleotilda Nxumalo Acting Dean: Professor S Kidson *Moawia Mohammed Ali Elhassan *Khadiga Elfadil Ahmed Mohammed In Materials Engineering: DEGREE OF MASTER OF FAMILY Khanyisa Prudence Mabunda MEDICINE AND
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