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AB09/05 11.02.09 (Circulated) La Trobe University AB09/05 11.02.09 (circulated) La Trobe University ACADEMIC BOARD AWARD OF DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS The Faculty Boards have determined that the people listed on the attachment have satisfied the requirements for the award of the degrees as set out. The Academic Board is invited to endorse that these degrees be awarded to the people named. PAUL RICHARDSON VICE-PRINCIPAL (RESOURCES AND ADMINISTRATION) AB09/05 11.02.09 (circulated) Faculty of Education Betty DERIS Sharon Jane LOMAS Sian Gina DEVINE Matthew Adam LORBACK BACHELOR OF EDUCATION Karen Lorraine DONALD Gabriella LOSCHIAVO Samuel Kenneth DOERING Patricia Ruth DONNELLY Hiep Tuyen LY Joshua Lee HUDSON Jennifer Mary DOUGLAS Sky Rani MacDonald Katrina Louise JEWELL Jodie Leigh DOULL Yasmin Jane MAHDI Jo-Anne Louise MELSEN Lisa DRAGO Aileen Marissa MAKRIDIS Kaitlyn Louise PAPPIN Kylie Louise DROWLEY Ilija Luke MANCEV Megan Louise PISCIONERI Ashley Anne DUDLEY Joanne MARCOCCI Sarah Jane PRIEST Julie Danielle DUPUIS Pamela M MAWSON Robert John THOMPSON Naomi Claudette ELIAS Jessica Maree McDonald Anna Katherine FAIRCLOUGH Julianne Maree McGeown BACHELOR OF EDUCATIONAL Katherine Louise FAIRMAN Sarah Elizabeth McNamara STUDIES Richard FATTIBENE Elizabeth Patricia MEADE Susan Joy ROWLAND Kathleen Doyle FAY William Frederick MEEKER Marlea ORION Matthew FEENEY Sonia MITEVA 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