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Smu Commencement Class of 2021 SMU COMMENCEMENT CLASS OF 2021 GRADUATE LISTINGS AND DONORS ACKNOWLEDGMENT 1 Congratulations Class of 2021 CONTENTS 4 Lee Kong Chian School of Business 22 School of Accountancy 29 School of Computing and Information Systems 37 School of Economics 43 School of Social Sciences 48 Yong Pung How School of Law 53 Donors Acknowledgment 4 SMU COMMENCEMENT Class of 2021 LEE KONG CHIAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 4 Lee Kong Chian School of Business DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ANURAG VIJ LIANG, JUN BAI, WENTAO REN HUIYONG HE YINYU SHEN, GUOJUN HO NGAI MENG SONG, XIAOMING HOI WA FONG SUN, ZIQIANG JIANG, YANHONG YU, HUI KIM CHANGHWAN ZHAO, HANKUN LE THI ANH TRAM ZHU SHENGQIN LI, HENG DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (INNOVATION) AJAY MAKHIJA NALLUR KRISHNA KUMAR DOCTOR OF INNOVATION ALSHEHRI, MOHAMMED ALI M NEO KOK BENG ALSHEHRI, REEM FIHRAN A DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN BUSINESS (FINANCE) ANTONIA KRASIMIROVA KIRILOVA CHEN, ZILIN DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN BUSINESS (GENERAL MANAGEMENT) ALAN WILLIAM ZELLER DIETMAR KAPPEL DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN BUSINESS (MARKETING) KOH PENG YAM DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN BUSINESS (OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT) DENG QIYUAN LUO, QIAN LI, BIN WANG PENG LIAN, WENQI YANG, BOYA DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN BUSINESS (ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR AND HUMAN RESOURCES) EUN HYE JUNG LIU, YUCHUAN LIM JIA HUI 5 Lee Kong Chian School of Business DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN BUSINESS (STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATION) ZHENG LEI EXECUTIVE MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HTUN LYNN RUBAN S/O POOPALALINGAM LEE BUCK GUAN IE-SMU MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BENJAMIN PAUL JUERGENS LIM HO REN DENISE MAE ARBOLEDA ADEVA LIN ZI GAN MENG HWA LOCK KENG TIEN GERARD CEDRIC GUTIERREZ REYES PHUA WYN WYN, PAMELA HARIPRASSADH KALPATHY SRINIVASAN SERGEY DYAYKIN HIEW SUK FEN SUJOY DUTTA HIROYASU MIZUNO THAW YEE LENG KAREN ERIKA GAPASIN GARDNER YAP JUN LIN KEITARO KURODA YUTA OSADA LI KERONG MASTER IN BUSINESS (GENERAL MANAGEMENT) CAI, TINGXIANG MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ADITYA SRIDHARAN CETLUR CHEW ERN LEONG AGGARWAL SHWETA CHIA PEI GENG, DEREK ANANYA GUPTA CHO JIA JING ANDREW STEPHEN CHIA MUN HON CHONG WEI JIAN ARATRIKA SOM CHOY WEI FENG ARNAV ROY CHUA PING LING ASMITA AMITABH DUBE CYRIL ABRAHAM THOMAS AVINASH RAVIKUMAR DINH THI QUYNH CHI BATSON NICHOLAS RICHARDS FAN, CHENG-LI BENJAMIN CHAI SHONG YOONG FARHAN IMRAN CAI WENCHUAN FENG, BAO CHAN XINYI FONG JACK TEE CHEN YUJUN, ALVIN FOO KONG PIN, GILBERT CHEN, QIN FU YALANG GRACE BIELEMEIER CHERYL LEONG XUE ER GANANK ATULKUMAR SRIVASTAVA 6 Lee Kong Chian School of Business GAURAV NAGAR PAUL LAU QING HENG GEORGE ANTHONY FOO YONG GUANG PHANG CHEE CONG GOH CHIN HUAT PIMTA RERKASEM GOH XIU JUAN PNG WEI AN, DARYL HARSH VARDHAN PONGSITHORN KINGPECT HE, TING POOJA DILIP DADIA HOANG TU ANH PRITHU YASH HON GHIM SIEW ALEXIS RAHUL RAJASHEKAR SHASTRY HONG SUKKI RANJEET SINGH IVANOVA MARGARITA RENA CAMILLERI JAMES MUMBERSON RICHIE RAINIER LIM SISON JESSICA MARIE MARRON RUPAM SENGUPTA JIN, XIAYUANCHEN SAEROM KIM JIRAPAT PUAPIPAT SAHIL MALHOTRA JODIE HARTANTO SAMANTHA WANDA GOH MARTIN JUVENTIUS PRAYOGI SUHARTONO SEAH ENG CHYE KAN YOZE SHIAMILA KOMAHAN KATHERINE TIRTOWIJOYO YOUNG SINGH NEHA KEITH NG YI-WEI SOH SAI CHONG KEVIN STEVEN SALIM SONAKSHI MUSHRAN KIM YUN RONG, SHERMAINE SRISHTI SAXENA KONG JUN HUI, ISABELLE SUN YE LI ZHENMING SUN, SHIMIN LI, WEIWEI TAKUMA SASA LI, XIANGYANG TAM CHUI CHI LIAO, JING TAN EUGENE LIM KIM YEE, JERRY TAN ZHILI LIN FUXIANG TANAN THONGCHAIGULLIT LIN JIAWEI TAWAN WETAYAVIGROMRAT LING, KUNKUN TAWFIQ HOPE LO, CHENG-YU TEJAS SANJAY AKOLE LOU KANG LIANG, CHARLES TEO WEI LIANG, SHANNON LOW HONG LI, BRENDON TETSUO SUGAYA MADHURI KHANNA TIAH HUI XIAN MATTEO PIERPAOLO DEVECCHI TIMO TRAUB MERCEDES YEO HUI WEN TIMOTHY YIU MING LAW MEUTIA ANANDA TOH HAN CHONG MUHAMAD ASHIQ BIN ABDUL AZIZ TOH LAY CHING, ELAINE MUHAMMAD ADRI BIN ABDUL MAJID TOYAMA YUTO NATCHANAN TRIJATURONG VIGNESH KUMAR SAMBANDAN NICOLAS LEOPOLDO VIOLAGO CU UNJIENG VIKRAM VASHNO PABLO NAVARRO OTERMIN VINISHA NARESH KHIANTANI PANAGIOTA MARINOU VITCHATORN VONGKULBHISAL PANSAKARN SUKAPONG VU TRUONG THINH PARK JI SUNG WANG, MENGTING 7 Lee Kong Chian School of Business WONG JUN XIANG, KELVIN YAP YONGGANG, JOSHUA WONG QIUXUAN YE KYAW THUYA OO WONG WEIRONG, CLEMENT YE RONG WONG YEW LIANG YUICHI SUZUKI WU QIYI ZHANG DONGXIANG XAVIER BAUTISTA FERNANDEZ ZHANG YOUSHENG, WILSON XIE SHOUCAI ZHANG, YANLI YANG MANLI ZHANG, YUNXIANG MASTER OF HUMAN CAPITAL LEADERSHIP ANG HUI LIN, WENDY LIM LIN KIAT BARRY SOO SHENG LONG LIM PING CHEONG CAO XIONG SEAN LUO, YUESHAN CHARLENE GANESAN-LIM NEHA MONGA CHOONG JIA XIN NG NANCY CHRISTOPHER PATER NI, HAO GENG, YANQIONG SEAN ANG JIA WEI LEE XUE TING, JUNE VARUNA PANDEY LEK KAI JIA WANG, HONGYIN LI, CHENJIE WONG GUOHENG LIM HEE PENG XIA FAN LIM HUI KOON YU WING YIN MASTER OF SCIENCE IN APPLIED FINANCE BAO SUIQIAN HE, ZHONGZHOU CHEN XIN YI JIANG, XINYUN CHEN YONGXIAN JIN, LIGE CHEN, TING-YU LAU YONG HOCK, BENZ CHEN, XUSHI LI, ZONGZHENG CHU PENG LIAO, MENGYI CHUA YUN CHENG LIAU KAH HENG CURTIS COLIN LAI QUAN HUI LIM JIONG HAO DENISE LIM WEI XIAN LIU HONGZE DREW NG JIAN HUI LYNETTE LIM JIAHUI Saw Swee Hock Gold Medal Award MANSIMRAN KAUR FAN, YANGFAN MAX EDGARDO MORAN OROZCO FERDI LAU MO, ZIJIE FOO ZHEN SYUEN CLEMENT MOU, QIDI GOH KAI MIN, KENNETH NG SHEE KEE GYANI NOEL MARTIN CARLIN HARESH S/O GANESH PAN JINGYI HE, JIN PAN, QINGQING 8 Lee Kong Chian School of Business PENG ZICHEN YANG, GUOHUI RIYAZ AHMAD TADJOUDINE YANG, JIAMING SHANG, YINA YOUNGSUP KIM SHEN, YUDING YUAN, XIAOLU SILVIA YOE ZHANG, XINGCHEN SUN YUE ZHANG, YIGE TEO JUNJIE, JOEL ZHAO, JUNYAO WANG, KEWEI ZHENG, PIAOPIAO WANG, XUAN ZHONG JINGYI WONG HUI HUI ZHOU LITING WONG TAI KIU MARCO ZHU, ZIHUI WU YIJIA ZHUANG, JINRUI WU, DAILIN ZHUANG, ZICHANG YAN, SHUHANG MASTER OF SCIENCE IN COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT ANUSHANGI ANURADHA WEERAKOON ONG MIN HUI AZEL HAN CAI YI ONG SHU HUI, ANNA CHAN LITING TIFFANY SIMHA KAUR JASTOL CHEW ZIKAI, BENJAMIN SNG SOK LING DENISE WONG KIT PENG SOH WANTING ELAKEYAA SELVARAJI TAN EWE KIN MELVIN ENG SIEW LYNN, LOUISA TAN ROSE LYNN FARIZA BINTE SALLEH TAN YI LIN, JUNE JENNIFER LI ZHENHUI TANG SIN PENG STEVEN JOANNE THAM MEI JING TERENCE NATHANAEL TAY CHONG WEI KANAN ABDUL KADER MOHAMED ALI TSANG KA MAN MOK HOI FAN JOY WEE JIA MIN MUHAMMAD YAZID YEO SUE ANN SHERILYNN NG MANWEI, FELICIA ZAHRA BASRI MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INNOVATION CAI XIAOYAN SOH WEI-YI, PAMELA CHIA SIAO-WEI STACIA SABRINA DICKY EKA ANGGAKARA STEVEN HE LINGMIN GIOVANNA CORTE CLARO TOH HANQING LAI MAY FUNG VAIRAPPAN S/O V GANESAN LEE CHOON YUNG, TOM YAP GEOK CHING JUNE LESLEY JOYCE LIM SYSON YEE CHONG MOON SACHIN CHANDRAKANT GODHANIA YENNY SHIN SEAN KELVIN KHOO LIANG WEI 9 Lee Kong Chian School of Business MASTER OF SCIENCE IN MANAGEMENT AAYUSH PRAKASH KOH WEN KWANG RYAN ABHISHEK SHARMA KRITHIKA RAVICHANDRAN AKHIL PURI KSHITIJ ANURAAG MALVE ANGELICA GIOVANNI GUNARTO KUNAL BANSAL ANIKET GUPTA LIM CHENG JUN SAMUEL ANIRBAN MANNA LIU, SIJIE ARPAN PARMANANDKA LIU, XIYUAN ASHPREET KAUR ARORA LIU, YANQIU BENCYNNET LAGUISMA OFILADA LIU, ZIQING BENJAPHONGWATTANA PANITPORN LONG, XUANYI BHAVNEET GROVER LUN, BOYAN CAI, ZHIHAO LYU, XINYI CHEN, CHENGLIN MAHESHWARI KESHAV CHEN, JIAXUAN MAHIMA GUPTA CHEN, LANYUE MAI, YIXIN CHEN, SHUOHANG MANITSARA LOUNGPANANG CHEN, XINGRU MANROOP SINGH SAHNI CHENG, YIZHI MAO XIAOHAN CHINA BETINA MAGSUMBOL ONG MAO, AIYU CHOUDHARY, VISHAKHA MARGARITA DELA MERCED MOVIDO CHRISTOPHER MELVIN ADIMULYO MEHUL CHANDGOTHIA DARIO LUIGI MORREALE MEI NAN DEVARAAJ CHERUKURU MISHA BHARDWAJ DHAIRYA GOEL MOHAMED AFIQ BIN MOHAMED SULAIMAN DIPTO BOSE MOHITA MAHAJAN DISHA JHUNJHUNWALA NAYANIKA BASU DIVYA GARG NELITA INDAWATI SANJAYA EESHA SANDEEP SAXENA NG JIA QI, KELLY ESHITA RASTOGI NIKHIL CHERIAN GARIMA BETALA NIKITA CHOUDHURY HAN, RUOQING NIKITA MOHTA HAO, JIAYUE NISHTHA GUPTA HARSH CHOUDHARY NITIN DUTTULURU HARSHA JAYAKRISHNAN NOOPUR MACHALE HARSHITA AGARWAL OOI DAI JING HUANG, ZIWEI PALAK GUPTA ISHAN JAISWAL PRANAV CHHIKARA JASON KUKREJA PRANAV SATISH JESSICA SANANTHA QIU, ZHU JIANG, QINGYING RAGIL SATRIYO GANDHA KATHERINE LUNDEVALL RAHUL SANJAY MEHTA KENNY CHRISTIAN RAJARAMAN VAISHALEE KESHAV AGARWAL RIDHI SHARMA KHUSHBOO JAIN RITA CARLA LEE FANG YING 10 Lee Kong Chian School of Business ROY JR. AMBAYEC LOYOLA WANG HSIN-YI SAGAR SMITI WANG XIANGLIAN SAURABH BHARGAVA WANG, JIABIN SHALAKA MANOJ SOHONI WANG, WEIWEN SHREYA MOHTA WANG, ZIQING SHRUTI VENKATRAM XIE, YUJIN SHUBHANGI PATHAK XU, JING SIMRAN SAIRAMAN MUDALIAR XU, RUXUE SOONTHRONSUK PITCHAKORN XU, XINYU SRIKANTH SRUTHI YAN, NA STEVEN FELIXIANO SIDARTA YANG, SITING SUBHAM BARJATIYA YASHOVARDHAN SINGHAL SUN, HUANSEN YE, YANGTIAN SUN, QIANROU YUGAL SETHI TEDDY JABULANI JR DAKA ZHANG, YA TIAN, MAOQU ZHANG, YANAN VANDANA VIJAI ZHOU MUGE VICTOR TANOTO ZHOU, YITING VIDHI LOHIA ZHU, JINGYUAN VINAMRA JAIN ZHU, JINGZE VINAYAK SARAF ZHU, YUEHAN MASTER OF SCIENCE IN QUANTITATIVE FINANCE ALBERT KUNCORO YEO LEE PAK MING, NICHOLAS ANIRUDH SOMANI LEE ZHENG HUI DARREN IGNATIUS ARJUN SABARI NAMASHIVAYAM LEE ZHI SHU CAI, KUN LEWIS LU ZHIPING CHANG BAO HUI LI, FENGQIU CHAY HORNG ZI WINSTON LI, JIAHANG CHEN, LIWAN LI, ZIBO CHEN, LU LIANG, TONG CHIN MENG CHUEN LIU, LINGJUN CUI JIAN LIU, WENXI HAN, XUEFEI LOH WEI YANG, BENJAMIN HE, MAN LOW MING YUAN, SEAN HE, RUILIN MALI ANKITA RAJAN HO ANN SHENG MARK YAOHUA MASILLAMONI HU, YUEMEI NICHOLAS NG CHIN WEI HUANG DINGWEN OUYANG, YUNJI HUANG, YIXUAN PAN YUXING JIANG, YICHEN PAN, HAOLIN KHOR WEI SHENG PENG YIMIN LEE BING XIAN, BENJAMIN PENG, YUAN 11 Lee Kong Chian School of Business ROHIT ANAND WANG, XINYU SEO DONG HYUN WANG, YIFAN SHAIK REZA SHAFIQ BIN SHAIK ANNUAR WU, RUIDA SHEN,
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