University of Otago Council Part 1 - Agenda
University of Otago Council Part 1 Venue - Council Chamber, First Floor, Clocktower Building
08 September 2020 02:15 PM - 05:00 PM
Agenda Topic Page Agenda 1 PART 1 - OPEN COMMITTEE
1. University Council Minutes To confirm Part 1 of the Minutes of the meeting of the University Council held on 14 July 2020. 3 2. Disclosure of Interests 7 To receive the current Register of Interests for members of the University of Otago Council. Members are referred to Section 10 of the Council’s Standing Orders relating to Conflict of Interest and reminded to advise of any conflicts that might arise in relation to any items on this agenda.
3. Covid-19 11 To receive a verbal report from the Vice-Chancellor providing an update on the current situation in relation to the Covid-19 pandemic.
4. Graduation Registers 12 To receive for noting, signed Graduation Registers dated 9 May, 16 May, 15 August and 29 August 2020 containing names of all graduates whose degrees were conferred and diplomas awarded in absentia. Public graduation ceremonies were cancelled on these dates due to Covid-19 restrictions on public gatherings.
5. Communications from the Senate 88
5.1 Senate 29 July 2020 88 To receive Communications from the Senate, dated 29 July 2020 and to consider recommendations relating to (i) Academic Proposals (ii) International Agreements
5.2 Senate 26 August 2020 90 To receive Communications from the Senate, dated 26 August 2020 and to consider recommendations relating to (i) Limitation of Enrolment (Master of Teaching and Learning) (ii) Prizes and Scholarships
6. Financial Review 103 To receive a Financial Review Part 1 for the period ended 31 July 2020.
7. Hocken Collections 122 To receive a memorandum from the Registrar and Secretary to the Council, dated 2 September 2020 on Hocken Collection Trustee responsibilities, together with a report on the Hocken Collections from the Acting University Librarian.
8. Council Meeting Dates 2021 128 To note meeting dates for the University Council for 2021, all at the starting time of 1.30pm.
9. Vice-Chancellor's Business 129 To receive a report from the Vice-Chancellor, dated 2 September 2020.
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10. Chancellor's Business To receive a verbal report from the Chancellor.
11. Exclusion of the Public 136 To approve a motion under Section 48 of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987, that the public be excluded from the specified parts of the proceedings of this meeting.
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COUNCIL
Minutes of a meeting of the University Council
14 July 2020
Present The Chancellor (in the Chair), the Pro-Chancellor (by videoconference), the Vice-Chancellor, Mr F B Barton, Mr M R Dippie (by videoconference), Ms S L Ellison, Ms L C Hobson, Mr J P Manning, Ms P A Oakley, Associate Professor C R Pigden and Mr M A Wong.
Apology Ms M L Lethaby.
In attendance The Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), the Deputy Vice- Chancellor (Research and Enterprise), the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (External Engagement), the Chief Financial Officer, the Director of Strategy, Analytics and Reporting, the Director of Communications, the Director of Development and Alumni Relations (Items 3-11), Ms J A Thompson (Executive Officer) and the Registrar and Secretary to the Council.
Part 1: Open Committee
1. Minutes Part 1 of the Minutes of the meeting of the Council held on 9 June 2020 was confirmed.
2. Disclosure of Interest and Register of Interests
The Council received the current Register of Interests for members of the University of Otago Council. There were no further updates or disclosures by a member of Council for any items on this agenda.
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3. Covid-19
The Vice-Chancellor commented that Semester 2 was well underway and staff, students and senior leadership team were all pleased to be back on campus. A number of factors will influence the University’s recovery, including the impact on enrolments with potential substantial decline in both international and domestic students. It is encouraging that domestic student enrolments are tracking more strongly which is partially offsetting the downturn in international enrolment. Residential colleges currently have a 99% occupancy rate. Pūtea Tautoko is providing critical support for some students so they are able to continue their engagement in study. The Vice-Chancellor has called for financial restraint across the University and she expressed her optimism that the University is moving in the right direction to ensure it is well placed for recovery.
On behalf of the Council the Chancellor thanked the Vice-Chancellor for her empathetic leadership at the recent Staff Forum. He also commented on the importance of supporting the wellbeing of staff and students.
4. Communications from the Senate
The Council received Communications from the Senate, dated 24 June 2020, and
APPROVED (a) Academic Proposal – that the following proposal be submitted to the Committee on University Academic Programmes:
to amend the names of the Studio Production endorsement for the Bachelor of Music (MusB) and the Recording and Production subject for the Bachelor of Music with Honours (MusB(Hons) to Music Production.
(b) Limitations of Enrolment 2021 and establishment of international places
2021 enrolment limits for specified papers and programmes, and the establishment of international places for specified programmes, as outlined in a memorandum from the Academic Committees and Services Office, dated 1 July 2020.
(c) International Agreements
the renewed agreements, as recommended by the Internationalisation Committee.
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5. Finance and Budget Committee
The Council received
(i) Part 1 of the Minutes of the meeting of the Finance and Budget Committee held on 2 July 2020.
(ii) a Financial Review Part 1 for the period ended 31 May 2020, which showed a favourable variance against budget largely driven by savings which exceeded income loss.
(iii) NZ Universities Financial Information 2019 - a report providing a comparison and commentary on the financial information contained in the Annual Reports of New Zealand’s eight universities at 31 December 2019
6. Vice-Chancellor’s Business
The Council received a report from the Vice-Chancellor, dated 8 July 2020, covering topical issues, divisional updates and events and speaking engagements. Inaugural Professorial Lectures have now recommenced.
The Vice-Chancellor highlighted the appointment of Professor Helen Nicholson as the new Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic, from January 2021. The Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic, Professor Pat Cragg will continue to lead the Academic Division until that time.
7. Chancellor’s Business
The Chancellor commented on various events he had recently attended, including, on 9 July at Knox Church, the induction of two tertiary chaplains. The Chancellor noted the important role the Chaplains provide in relation to staff and student wellbeing, and pastoral care.
8. Exclusion of the Public
The Council
APPROVED a motion, under Section 48 of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987, that the public be excluded from the remaining parts of the proceedings of the meeting as appended to the Minutes.
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8. Exclusion of the Public
The Chancellor moves that the public be excluded from the whole of the proceeding of this meeting/the following parts of the proceedings of this meeting, namely,—
Item 9 Part 2 of the Minutes of the meeting of the Council held on 9 June 2020 Item 10 University Health and Safety Item 11 Covid-19 including Pandemic Governance Support Committee Item 12 Finance and Budget Committee Item 13 Audit and Risk Committee Item 14 Vision 2040 Strategic Direction Item 15 Emeritus Professor Item 16 Vice-Chancellor’s Business Item 17 Chancellor’s Business
The general subject of each matter to be considered while the public is excluded, the reason for passing this resolution in relation to each matter and the specific grounds under Section 48(1) of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987 for the passing of this resolution are as follows:-
General Subject Reason for passing this Ground under Section resolution 48(1)(a) for the passing of this resolution
Items 9 - 17 Good reason for withholding Section 48(1)(a)(ii) Confidential Minutes information under the Official and Reports Information Act
This resolution is made in reliance on Section 48(1)(a) of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987 and the particular interest or interests protected by Section 6 or Section 7 of that Act or Section 6 or Section 7 or Section 9 of the Official Information Act 1982 as the case may require. The interests which would be prejudiced by the holding of the whole or the relevant part of the proceedings of the meeting in public are as follows (all references are to Section 9 of the Official Information Act):
Items 9, 16-17 9(2)(a) and (i) Item 11,14 9(2)(i) Item 12 9(2)(i) and (j) Item 10 9(2)(a),(gii),(i) and (j) Item 13 9(2)(i), (j) and (k) Item 15 9(2)(a)
AND THAT Professors R Blaikie, P Cragg, H Nicholson, Ms M McPherson, Ms S Murray, Mr D Thomson and Miss S van Turnhout be permitted to remain at this meeting after the public has been excluded because of their knowledge of the matters to be discussed. This knowledge, which will be of assistance in relation to the matters to be discussed, is relevant to those matters because it relates to aspects of the administration of the University of Otago for which these people are responsible. The Registrar and Secretary to the Council and Ms J Thompson are also permitted to remain at the meeting so as to provide secretarial support and advice.
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UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO COUNCIL REGISTER OF INTERESTS
(As disclosed on appointment to the Council and updated as necessary)
Frazer B Barton
Entity Nature of Interest (Notification Date of Change) ALC Trustees No 1 Limited Director Anderson Lloyd Administration Limited Director Anderson Lloyd Shareholding Company Limited Director / Partner Anderson Lloyd Partnership Partner Anderson Lloyd Trustee Company Limited Director Calvert & Co Trustees Limited Director Enterprise Risk Management Limited Shareholder Grow Tree Limited Director / Shareholder Insolvency Management Limited Shareholder Naseby Development Trust Trustee New Zealand Law Society Board Member and South Island Vice-President (from 1.5.20) Otago Law Practitioners Benevolent Fund Trustee Pine Time Limited Director Presbyterian Support Otago Incorporated Trustee PSO Retirement Villages Limited Director TCP Holdings Limited Director / Shareholder The Otago Law Practitioners Benevolent Fund Trustee
Martin R Dippie
Entity Nature of Interest Central Land Holdings Limited Director / Shareholder Derby Street Limited Director Hoveton Trustees Limited Director / Shareholder Ironside Properties Limited Director / Shareholder Jacks Hardware and Timber Limited Director / Shareholder Jacks Property Services Limited Director / Shareholder M10 IP Holding Company Limited Director M10 IP Trust Limited Director Mitre 10 (NZ) Limited Director / Shareholder Mitre 10 Holdings Limited Director Mitre 10 Imports Limited Director Orange and Black Limited Director Orchard Road Holdings Limited Director / Shareholder Otago Business Park Limited Director / Shareholder Otago Land & Merchants Limited Director / Shareholder Otago Land Group Limited Director / Shareholder Otago Rescue Helicopter Limited Director Otago Rescue Helicopter Trust Trustee Sebring Treasury Limited Director / Shareholder Three Parks Properties Limited Director / Shareholder
Sep 2020
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UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO COUNCIL REGISTER OF INTERESTS
Martin R Dippie (cont.)
Entity Nature of Interest University of Otago Holdings Ltd Director Wanaka Hardware and Building Supplies Ltd Director / Shareholder
Suzanne L Ellison
Entity Nature of Interest Kati Huirapa Runaka ki Puketeraki Runaka Manager Ngai Tahu Funds Committee Chair (until 14/7/20) Manawapopore Trust Trustee Dunedin City Council Creative Dunedin Partnership Runaka Representative Karitane Maori Tours Limited Director (from 8.9.19)
Professor Harlene Hayne
Entity Nature of Interest AAW Jones Custodian Limited Director Fulbright New Zealand Trust (Inc) Trustee John F Kennedy Memorial Fund Trustee McMillan Nominees Limited Director NZ Vice-Chancellors’ Committee (Universities NZ) Committee Member Otago Innovation Limited Director Te Tapuae of Rehua Limited Director The Treasury Board Member University of Otago Employee University of Otago Foundation for Malaysia Ex officio Trustee University of Otago Foundation Trust Ex officio Trustee University of Otago Holdings Limited Director
Stephen J Higgs
Entity Nature of Interest
Cumberland Property Group Limited Director Cumberland Rural Properties Limited Director Disease Research Limited Director Endovanerra Limited Director Headwaters NZ Limited Director High Health Alliance Limited Director Immune Solutions Limited Director (until 10.9.2019) LP Management Services Limited Director Mitern Limited Director / Shareholder
Sep 2020
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UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO COUNCIL REGISTER OF INTERESTS
Stephen J Higgs (cont.)
Entity Nature of Interest Motor Trade Finance Limited Director MTF Direct Limited Director MTF Finance Limited Director MTF Leasing Limited Director MTF Limited Director MTF Securities Limited Director MTF Treasury Limited Director MTFS Holdings Limited Director Otago Federated Farmers Charitable Trust Trustee Otago Innovation Limited Director Polson Higgs Wealth Management Limited Director South Link Education Trust Trustee South Link Health Services Limited Director University of Otago Foundation Trust Trustee University of Otago Holdings Limited Director Vetlife Limited Director
L Caroline (Carrie) Hobson
Entity Nature of Interest Hobson Leavy Limited Director / Shareholder King’s College Foundation Trustee University of Otago Foundation Trust Trustee
Melissa L Lethaby
Entity Nature of Interest Achieve – the National Post-Secondary Education University of Otago representative Disability Network NZ Limited George Street Normal School Parent Teacher Vice-President Association Incorporated University of Otago Employee
Jack P Manning
Entity Nature of Interest
Otago University Students’ Association Employee University Book Shop (Otago) Limited Director
Sep 2020
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UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO COUNCIL REGISTER OF INTERESTS
Patricia A Oakley
Entity Nature of Interest Dunedin Casinos Charitable Trust Trustee (until 12.6.2020) Dunedin International Airport Limited Director (until 1.11.2019) Forsyth Barr Limited Employee / Shareholder Financial Services Council, Strategic Research Co-Chair (from 5.6.2020) Committee Royal New Zealand Ballet Trustee Institute of Directors – National Council Council Member Institute of Directors – Otago Southland Branch Chairperson New Zealand Lotteries Commission Member (from 13.6.2020) The Food Club Limited Shareholder
Associate Professor Charles R Pigden
Entity Nature of Interest University of Otago Employee
Dr Royden J Somerville QC
Entity Nature of Interest University of Otago Foundation Trust Ex officioTrustee University of Otago Holdings Ltd Director Barristers Chambers Limited Director / Shareholder University of Otago Foundation for Malaysia Ex officio Trustee NZ Chancellors’ Committee (Universities NZ) Committee Member
Mr Malcolm A Wong
Entity Nature of Interest
Aylesbury Investments Limited Director / Shareholder Book City Limited Shareholder Chinese Poll Tax Heritage Trust Trustee CNW Trustees (2007) Limited Director / Shareholder CNW Trustees (2017) Limited Director / Shareholder CNW Trustees Limited Director / Shareholder Cook North & Wong Limited Director / Shareholder Dunedin Chinese Gardens Trust Trustee Leslie Groves Society of St John’s (Roslyn) Trustee formerly John’s Parish (Roslyn) Friends of the Aged and Needy Society Otago Community Trust Trustee P M Yelavich Anaesthetics Limited Shareholder
Sep 2020
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University Council
8 September 2020
Agenda Item 3
Covid-19
To receive a verbal update from the Vice-Chancellor.
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University of Otago Graduation Register – 9 May 2020
DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED AND DIPLOMAS TO BE AWARDED IN ABSENTIA
Group 1
Doctor of Philosophy and Bachelor of Science with Honours Mariya Yevstigneyeva: Bachelor of Science with Honours: Microbiology, First Class
Doctor of Philosophy Brent Ower Caldwell Chue Vin Chin Lee Ellen Doughty Alexander Goikoetxea Perez de Mendiola Thomas Benjamin Jolicoeur Hall Matthew Paul Highton Angharad Hurley (née Vernon-Roberts) Mazhar Hussain Mohamed Fasil Ibrahim Sarada Ketharnathan Rajesh Lamichhane Christopher Joseph Marshall Boushra Moustafa Albathish Oscar Javier Ortega Recalde Niranjan Ramesh Mian Makhdoom Sarwar Venkata Ramakanth Satthenapalli Eng Leng Saw Shruti Denise Marion Steers Sarah Streck Zoe Corin Williams
Master of Science Harry Arthur Morgan Biggs: Genetics, with Credit Stephanie Hannah Thwaite: Pharmacology, with Distinction
Bachelor of Science with Honours Kaleb Craig Winefield: Chemistry, First Class 1 of 23
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Bachelor of Science Rebekah Lauren Elder Angus Michael Garrity Jacob Loader Granger Bardell Jacob Hippolytus Koria Nathan John McKenzie Liam Andrew Edward McNally Miro Alison Joanna Morris Matthew Alexander Palmay Serin Park Iden Rhett Schumann Jacinta Alice Steeds Darren Elroi Villamor Villahermosa Teihorangi Thomas Walden
Master of Sport Development and Management and Bachelor of Science Libby Grace Davenport: Master of Sport Development and Management, with Distinction
Master of Applied Science, Bachelor of Science and Postgraduate Diploma in Science Communication Natalie Grace Fursdon Nottage: Master of Applied Science: Science in Society, with Distinction; Postgraduate Diploma in Science Communication (Endorsed in Creative Non-Fiction Writing in Science)
Master of Applied Science Janis Joan Russell: Science in Society, with Distinction
Bachelor of Applied Science James Gary Calcott Fraser William Cron Matthew Lance Dockerty Jane Emily Fenton Amelia Rose Ferrier Zack Baker Matthews Ryan Alexander Breuss McBride Scott Edward Thomas Murfitt Thomas H Rowley Westwood George Richmond William Van Pelt Alysha Mae Watson
Master of Dietetics Nicholas Stephen Hall, with Distinction 2 of 23
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Master of Physical Education Xue Ling Seow, with Credit
Bachelor of Physical Education Scott Christopher Barry Abbiss Benjamin Alexander Liston Rory James McCutcheon
Bachelor of Surveying Steven James Frewin, with Credit Matthew James MacPherson Te Rakiamoa Tamatoa-A-Tautu Ryan Nicholas James Simes Jun Jiat Soon Zicheng Wang
Master of Finance Scott Regan Herbert, with Distinction
Master of Health Sciences Derek John Auchinvole (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Credit Suzanne Kaye Charles, with Distinction Imogen Margaret Louise Forgues (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Credit Sian Leigh Gimblett (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Credit Vanessa Maree Marsh (Endorsed in Occupational Health) Katrin Ottley (Endorsed in Mental Health), with Credit Mona Sharma (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)) Heidi Hendrika Verhagen (Endorsed in Rehabilitation), with Credit Merrilee June Williams (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Credit
Bachelor of Health Sciences Nur'Iffah Mustaqiimah Binti A Kahar Te Whatumanawa Carey Ngatai Tangirua Nicola Rebecca Grace St John Daniel Ian Thompson Elaine Tsang Riria Taamia Mary Vella
Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences with Honours Lauren Jane Anelay: Infection and Immunity, First Class Lorna Charlotte Gillian Forrester: Molecular Basis of Health and Disease, First Class
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Helen Hong: Molecular Basis of Health and Disease, First Class Alice Georgia McAtamney: Reproduction, Genetics and Development, First Class Chantelle Leigh Murrell: Functional Human Biology, First Class Emily Beeke Cornelia Schulpen: Molecular Basis of Health and Disease, First Class Lanqiaozi Shuang: Functional Human Biology, First Class Shaojie Zheng: Functional Human Biology, First Class
Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences Conre Pieter Ackermann Margot Jane Meira Allais Grace Rose Baldwin Holmes Stella Susan Anne Clifford Annelise Cooney Harrison Peter Dolan Jonika Rose Aulelio Edgecombe Danielle Jodi Kirby Gladys Thokozani Mpofu Sashil Reuben Nair Lin Song Freddie Tiger Finn Turner
Master of Medical Laboratory Science Isuri Umaya Hapuarachchi, with Distinction
Master of Nursing Science Harkirat Kaur, with Distinction Georgia May Leonard, with Distinction Bumbekile Busani Ncube, with Credit
Bachelor of Radiation Therapy Maya Hadisa Descalzo Cox Lucy Ann Crooks Bethany Chara Edridge Isla Rowan Sarah Gray Bethnee Olivia Jopson Jesse Morgan Miller Darcelle Nesser Calais Jade Paul Karishma Singh
Master of Bioethics and Health Law Hannah Rose Foreman, with Credit
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Master of Medical Science Jesse Fischer, with Distinction
Master of Public Health Leilani Jade Freeman, with Distinction Tessa Elizabeth Luff, with Distinction Sarah Tariro Mitchell, with Distinction
Bachelor of Dental Surgery Jiwon Choi, with Credit Jivarne Ariki Joseph
Master of Community Dentistry Kong Hui Philip Goh
Master of Dentistry Shweta Gautam (Endorsed in Aesthetic Dentistry), with Credit Neethu Rakesh (Endorsed in Aesthetic Dentistry), with Credit
Bachelor of Pharmacy Sharon Ching Siew Chew Seongho Ju Jae Young Lee, with Distinction Joseph Thomas Leggat, with Credit Jennifer Joy Lois Milne, with Credit Hoai Son Pham Elizabeth Anais Ramen
Bachelor of Physiotherapy Waliullah Aman, with Credit Heather Rosemary Edwards Caitlin Marie Glue, with Distinction Kyong Woo Lim, with Credit Alastair Gordon McPherson, with Credit Callum Forbes Raumati Katie Louisa Shaw, with Credit Nicholas Hugh Williams, with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Science Alex Jade Connolly: Ecology, with Distinction Ryan Paul Johnson: Anatomy
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Postgraduate Diploma in Health Sciences Deena Anne Louise Boyd (Endorsed in Nursing), with Credit Tara Tin Wei Cheung (Endorsed in Nursing), with Credit Estevao Daniel de Souza (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders), with Distinction Deborah Ann Davis, with Credit Gary Llewellyn Grooms (Endorsed in Mental Health), with Credit Tara Jayne Harrex (Endorsed in Nursing) Michael Graham Hill (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders), with Credit Rini Varghese Laly John (Endorsed in Nursing), with Credit Roona Maria (Endorsed in Nursing), with Credit Andrew Graham Mitchell (Endorsed in Hazard Assessment and Management), with Credit Erin O'Connell (Endorsed in Mental Health), with Distinction Joanne Marie Parker (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders), with Credit Grace-of-Faith Tanzee Tu'akifalelei 'Ofeina 'E He Eiki Samita (Endorsed in Human Nutrition), with Credit Odette Marianne Shaw (Endorsed in Bioethics), with Distinction Pamela May Thornley Smith (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Jordan McNeil Woodhouse (Endorsed in Bioethics), with Distinction
Postgraduate Diploma in Health Management Laura Frances Baker, with Distinction Kathryn Clare Marsh, with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Medical Technology Trisha Glorioso Emperado (Endorsed in Sleep Medicine), with Distinction Courtnay Ann Jones (Endorsed in Cardiology), with Credit James Cameron Duncan Miller (Endorsed in Sleep Medicine), with Distinction Nikita Raju (Endorsed in Cardiology), with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Sport and Exercise Medicine James Robert Parsons, with Distinction Gregory Marc Taylor, with Distinction
Postgraduate Diploma in Bioethics and Health Law Margaret Abercrombie, with Credit Hannah Mary Lee Brown, with Credit Atita Rohit, with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Child Health Jinhee Ahn, with Credit Emily Jane Aitken, with Credit Andrew James Black, with Credit
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Charlotte Jo Bonny, with Credit Roger Jean Dehn, with Credit Grace Rita Douglas, with Distinction Timothy John Foster, with Credit Faye Danielle Hudson Juliet Athalie Petre Kane, with Credit Keriana Dale Kingi-Nepe, with Credit Samuel Joseph McConville, with Credit So Young Sophie Meyer, with Credit Michal Alexandra Milloy, with Credit Tessa Jan Mitchell, with Distinction Hannah Kate Morley, with Credit Kayley Amanda Parkes, with Credit Natalia Elizabeth Norris Sjardin Kathryn Cecilia Tucker, with Credit Martinique Alice Marie van Ryn, with Distinction
Postgraduate Diploma in Musculoskeletal Medicine Daniel Richard Hobbs, with Credit Morne Pienaar, with Credit Sonja Helene Sparrow, with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Obstetrics and Medical Gynaecology Louise Isabella Bright Claire Alice Buchanan Megan Jane Chatfield Marilag Raymundo Fernandez Marcel Paul Fernando Grace Louise Gillon Rosemary Clara Isobel Grant Chelsea Maraia Harris Rachel Grace Jordan Fiona Tamsin Newlyn Lillie Rosanna Jane Livesey Katherine Jane Maslowski Caroline May Maxwell Ailidh McQuillan Hannah Mary Painter Orla Power Merrin Elizabeth Rutherford Michelle Louise Stewart Kirsty Nicole Thwaites Esther Claudia Jane Tillson Helen Hailan Yu 7 of 23
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Postgraduate Diploma in Ophthalmic Basic Sciences William Shew, with Distinction
Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health Ellen Asare Bediako (Endorsed in Epidemiology), with Credit Charles David St John Blanch, with Distinction Ava Alice Gorzeman (Endorsed in Epidemiology), with Distinction Oonagh Ruth Margaret Wesley-Smith, with Distinction
Postgraduate Diploma in Rehabilitation Amanda Jane Rowse, with Distinction
Postgraduate Diploma in Rural and Provincial Hospital Practice Meagan Elizabeth McLeod, with Credit Judith Rikmanspoel, with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Surgical Anatomy George Naveen Weeratunga, with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy Francesca Marie Chia Min Au, with Distinction Benjamin Julius Enoch Firestone, with Distinction Sanmarie Rianda Firestone, with Distinction Krystle Pillay, with Distinction Tianyang Zhou, with Distinction
Diploma for Graduates Farrel John Burns (Endorsed in Information and Communications Technology) Pamusa Shamilka Jayasuriya (Endorsed in Neuroscience)
Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Science Meghan Louise Bennet: Consumer Food Science Hung Ye Beatrice Koh: Plant Biotechnology
Certificate in Sports Studies Lance Douglas Leighton
Postgraduate Certificate in Health Sciences Ashleigh May Affleck (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Samantha Rose Allen-Brough (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) 8 of 23
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Bridget Catherine Anderson (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Krista Leigh Anderson (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Catherine Louise Nightingale Appleby (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Maricel Regencia Aranco (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Emma Bronwyn Dobson Archer (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Warinthon Baker (Endorsed in Nursing (Gerontology)) Chantelle Jade Bartlett (Endorsed in Human Nutrition) Sanu Maya Bhattarai (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) William Alan Hunton Blakemore (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) Judith Katherine Button (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Anna Jane Campbell (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Kate Elaine Carr (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Jennifer Lee Clark (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Susanna Paige Close (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Eileen Patricia Comiskey (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Denise Elaine Coots (Endorsed in Mental Health) Jordan Michael Cox (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Megan Frances Croall (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Anne Louise Crossan (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Bianca Rose Latuga Cuartero (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Liam Glyn Cunnah (Endorsed in Family and Systems Therapies) Rory Sinclair Davis (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Juliette Wendy De Vries (Endorsed in Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport) Robert David Meredith Deerheart (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Jason Den Harder (Endorsed in Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport) Lisa Marie Depree (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Grace Elizabeth Derrick (Endorsed in Nursing (Gerontology)) Yongfeng Diao (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Kate Laura Doak (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Kimberley Edith Dobchuk (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Alice Gwen Downie (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) Zayne Mengezi Dubiwa (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Paula Marcella Dunne (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Jessica Mary Earnshaw (Endorsed in Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport) Adrian Robert Joseph Elliott (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Alexander Morgan Emrys (Endorsed in Occupational Health) Kristen Elisabeth Sarah Errington (Endorsed in Continence Management) Catherine Anne Featherston (Endorsed in Continence Management) Amy Elizabeth Fleming (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Naomi Dianne Fletcher (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Jennifer Marcia Fleury (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Bronwyn Jane Louise Flewellen (Endorsed in Musculoskeletal Management) Lexie Rose Green Floris (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Jeffrey Bryan San Luis Gaspi (Endorsed in Mental Health) Kimberley Tegan Giles (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) 9 of 23
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Hope Kim Gillespie (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Sangita Giri (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Joanne Maree Goodwin (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Natalie Martha Elisa Gould (Endorsed in Interpersonal Psychotherapy) Kate Elizabeth Grady (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Tessa Ashleigh Grafton (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Ivy Rose Garcesa Guinita (Endorsed in Nursing (High Acuity)) Nigel Murray Dean Guy (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Richard Neil Hamilton (Endorsed in Interpersonal Psychotherapy) Stephanie Katherine Hawke (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Tracey Annette Joyce Hay (Endorsed in Nursing (Gerontology)) Kelly Anne Henson (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Matthew Jeffery Higgins (Endorsed in Human Nutrition) Rebecca Joy Hillery (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Ryan John Hinz (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Ben Alexander Hodgson (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Richelle Mercy Holland (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Emily Jane Holmes (Endorsed in Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport) Lynda Margaret Holtom (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Joanne Kelly Horridge (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Janette Elizabeth Hughes (Endorsed in Clinical Ethics) Tarin Michelle Jackson (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Moogambikai Jawahar (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Richard Michael George Jeffcoat (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) Matthew Ryan Jenkinson (Endorsed in Occupational Health) Luke Andrew Jennings (Endorsed in Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport) Cheryl Louise Johnson (Endorsed in Mental Health) Monica Kim Johnson (Endorsed in Family and Systems Therapies) Patrick John Johnston (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Laura Melodie Jones (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Miriam Jowett (Endorsed in Interpersonal Psychotherapy) Vahideh Karimirad (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) Kim Louise Kavanagh (Endorsed in Occupational Health) Andrea Karlene Kingi (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) Cheryl Ann Kingi (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Angela Cherie Knox (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Manpreet Kour (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Johanna Virginia Kraemer (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Lijo Kuruvila (Endorsed in Nursing (Gerontology)) Grace Kydd (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Denis Christopher Lacey (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Monique Lammers (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Dianne Elizabeth Laws (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Michelle Anne Leath (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Phillippa Robyn Lee (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) 10 of 23
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Shirley Anne Little (Endorsed in Continence Management) Kena Lea Marasigan Liza (Endorsed in Nursing (Gerontology)) Manawanui Lowe (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Caitlin Sarah Lundy (Endorsed in Nursing (Gerontology)) Rina Lyulev (Endorsed in Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport) Karen Lisa Macpherson (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Rie Maeda (Endorsed in Musculoskeletal Management) Jessie Nadine Malins (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Penelope Claire Mann (Endorsed in Human Nutrition) Venda Olinda Maponga (Endorsed in Mental Health) Elvira Charlotte Masters (Endorsed in Continence Management) Keri Dawn McGarva (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) Louise Chantal McIntosh (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Sarah Kate McLaren (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Samantha Jane McLellan (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Katherine Maree McMinn (Endorsed in Continence Management) Thomas Werner Meibusch (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Rebecca Leigh Missen (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) Taiba Mohseni (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Elise Clare Molloy (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) Brooke Helena Morris (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Mobin Mulavana Thomas (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Erin Yvonne Munro (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Roselyn Shani Nath (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Taina Marise Tuakana Ngatae (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Jacqueline Noone (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Debbie O'Connor (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Claire Doreen O'Neill (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Ruby Grace Oliver (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Purity Wanjiru Gacheru Omondiagbe (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Elizabeth Panayiotou (Endorsed in Continence Management) Mansukh Parsotam (Endorsed in Human Nutrition) Bianca Renee Pasco (Endorsed in Human Nutrition) Jane Susan Patterson (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Nigel Richard Peek (Endorsed in Pain and Pain Management) Heather Cecille Penketh (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Chrysantha Pereira (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Rachael Louise Perriman (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Karron Camellia Pink (Endorsed in Occupational Health) David John Francis Pongi (Endorsed in Family and Systems Therapies) Kerry Jane Pope (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Richard John Price (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) David Matthew Ramsden (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Sumandeep Kaur Reen (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Alice Mary Regan (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) 11 of 23
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Kirsten May Reid (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Alison Richards (Endorsed in Occupational Health) Lorraine Shianne Rikihana (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) Olivia Rose Ritchie (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Michelle May Robb (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Sharna Bridget Rodley (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Anneke Grace Rombouts (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Casey Elizabeth Rooney (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Lisa Naomi Anna Schmidt (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Jessica Jayne Schreiber (Endorsed in Clinical Ethics) Andrea Jane Sim (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Melanie Jane Simon (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Michelle Sintmaartensdyk (Endorsed in Pain and Pain Management) Helen Linda Smillie (Endorsed in Occupational Health) Alana Margaret May Smith (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Dana Claire Smith (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Claire Laurel Stanaway (Endorsed in Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport) Asra Maree Stanley (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Janelle Dallas Stevenson (Endorsed in Human Nutrition) Joseph James Stevenson (Endorsed in Human Nutrition) Heather Lorraine Dawn Stewart (Endorsed in Continence Management) Kate Charlotte Stewart (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Anna Elizabeth Swindells (Endorsed in Pain and Pain Management) Jacqueline Gwenythe Taleni (Endorsed in Perinatal Mental Health) Glory Thomas (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Andrew Mark Thompson (Endorsed in Pain and Pain Management) Miriama Pulou Tolo (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Jerald Sanchez Ugdoracion (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Bruce Alexander Waddleton (Endorsed in Hazard Assessment and Management) Mitchell Preston Wade (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) Andrea Patricia Wallace (Endorsed in Continence Management) Phoebe Clare Hanrahan Wallis (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Rata Ann Marie Webb (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Anna Louise Wedge (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders) Jane Elizabeth Mary Weggery (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Katie Jane Wheatley (Endorsed in Continence Management) Alexander White (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy) Robert Warwick Wightman (Endorsed in Musculoskeletal Management) Diana Wilks (Endorsed in Advanced Clinical Nursing) Holly Anne Wilson (Endorsed in Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)) Angela Marie Woolley (Endorsed in Continence Management) Roel Jose Barrios Yabyabin (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Elizabeth Deborah Young (Endorsed in Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy)
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Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Technology Meghna Ashok Alexandra Louise Balagtas Balina Fintan William Cahir Anna Frances Cochrane Lauren Michal Currie Aashna Mom Deep Ella Bianca Graham Brydon Zena Harrington Laura Margaret Harrison Jodie Katerina Hunter Abigail Maia Johnson Christian Edward Anson Johnson Aiysha Farheen Khan Jonathan Sunil Meadowcroft Felicia Fransiska Nasrun Sze Ying Ooi Jessica Anne Permain Courtenay Suzanne Ranson Alana Joy Simpson Christopher Ronald Tait Martin Christopher White
Postgraduate Certificate in Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport Ching Wai Pang Chak Kwan Tong
Postgraduate Certificate in Civil Aviation Medicine Mark Stephen Smith
Postgraduate Certificate in Clinician-Performed Ultrasound Neil Adam Anderson Daniel Asquith Heidi Ruth Baker Kirsten Rosalie Lamont Bond Anastasia Boulais Christine Jayne Brabyn Alastair William Cadzow Jeanette Shiu-May Cheung Matthew Charteris John Clarke Joanne Louise Cobbett François Coulombe Thomas John Dawson Sandra Joy Flooks 13 of 23
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Kusay Jaffar Sadik Haba Matilda Elizabeth Hamilton David Zebedee Haunschmidt Bryan Frederick MacLeod Mohamad Atif Bin Mohd Slim Katherine Jane Orme David Roger Peak Lyn Pugh Sharon Frances Roscoe Katherine Eugenia St Louis Wei Yin Tan Inia Matthew Tomash Leanne Toney James Martyn Daniel Weaver Stephen George Withington
Postgraduate Certificate in Musculoskeletal Medicine Emma Jane Stanley
Postgraduate Certificate in Occupational Medicine Tabwe Bio Paul Andrew Butel Kathleen Waimirirangi Going Darran Alistair Lowes Kate Lilian Barbara Margetts Mieke Mubanga Mulenga-Kumi
Postgraduate Certificate in Primary Health Care Rosie Kate Wilson-Burke
Postgraduate Certificate in Public Health Olivia Ellen Glasson Boyd (Endorsed in Health Promotion) Helen Jean Gower (Endorsed in Health Economics) Machaela Tehei-Arii Tepai (Endorsed in Environmental Health) Chavindi Gayara Uduwaka (Endorsed in Public Policy and Health) Amy Sai Waqawai (Endorsed in Public Policy and Health)
Postgraduate Certificate in Rehabilitation Kaye Allardice-Green Calista Young-Young Wei-Min Fung Rosanna Plowman Lyndel Maree Voice
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Postgraduate Certificate in Travel Medicine Gregory Christopher Brown Francesca Leigh Bryant Maree Evaline Bulluss Wendy Davidson Jenny Louise Davison Isadora Ekawati Andrew John Greenway Wendy Tana Hedlund Samer Hermiz Susan Eleanor Jenkins Intan Mardiyah Md Tahir Sharon Elizabeth Morrison Shi Jane Pang Jessica Louise Robinson
Postgraduate Certificate in Women's Health Juhaina Nasser Sulaiman Al Ruheili Noah Hudson Bunkley Amanda Jane Cleland Nikki Elizabeth Johanna de Vries Chelsea Anne Eckersley Greta Merle File Annabel Clare Houldey Rebecca Ngov Ly Stephanie Joy Lynch Georgie Beth Malcolm Thomas James Moore Kimberley Amelia Noah Aimee Rose Norman Erin Jasmin Redmond Grace Mary Patricia Ross Joanna Eleanor Simpson Brenda Stebbings Rose Stevie Sutherland Ella Grace Thompson Ella Susanna Toynton Laura Amy Weekley Sneha Yelle
Postgraduate Certificate in Pharmacy Zahra'a Taha Al-Samarrai (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation)
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Min Wen Beh (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Helen Gwynedd Brown (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Carla Joan Dawson (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Kim Michelle Dorward (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Tamara Enid Gravatt (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Rebecca Marie Hansen (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Taryn Gabby Hart (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Clinton Terry Hercock (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Anna Desiree Hill (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Ashleigh Janet Hurring (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Emma Lynne Jeffrey (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Ha-Lam Jeong (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Jin Sang Kim (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Andrew Colin Lankshear (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Da Kyung Lee (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Tao-Fan Lee (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Amelia Lilian McKay (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Fion Tobias McKibben (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Nicholas John Moynihan (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Corbin James O'Neill (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Esther Haoyn Oh (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Hongrak Park (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Balsa Pavicevic (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Omita Nandani Prakash (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Tracey Lee Reyburn (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Joshua David Smith (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Trudi Tutty (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Peter Zaki Wadea (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation) Alistair Bruce Whyte (Endorsed in Medicines Optimisation)
Postgraduate Certificate in Physiotherapy Wan Ying Valerie Chan (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy) Shaun Patrick Clark (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy) Olivia Kate Frew (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy) Laura Jane Houston (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy) Jean Frances Lampen-Smith Kozyniak (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy) Geoffrey Michael Mercer (Endorsed in Occupational Health Physiotherapy) Rachael Milne (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy) Michael Colin Stevenson (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy) Anlo Van Deventer (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy) Thomas Robert Wardhaugh (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy) Anita Simonne Zwart (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy)
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Doctor of Philosophy and Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology Ella Joy Barrett
Doctor of Philosophy Dippita Hewage Lahiru Ruwantha Ariyasinghe Oluwuyi Ajani Babaranti Lei Cong Supta Das Lance Wayne Dorsey Ana Nadjejda Espinel Velasco Mohammad Tajul Islam Fabrice Noel Hakan Karabulut Garrett Carl Lentz Elena Malyarenko Pavel Mikheev Malcolm Erik King Morrison Suzanne Rosalie Neumann Leena Noelle Shoemaker Sven Stadtmann Sarah Jane Timperley
Master of Science and Postgraduate Diploma in Science Ashly Anusha Kumar: Master of Science: Food Science, with Credit; Postgraduate Diploma in Science: Food Science, with Credit Tupuivao Vaiaso Jnr Vaiaso: Master of Science: Energy Science and Technology, with Credit; Postgraduate Diploma in Science: Energy Studies, with Credit
Master of Science Christopher Michael Attwood: Genetics, with Credit Caylin Megan Bailey: Psychology, with Distinction Anna-Claire Laurel Barker: Anatomy, with Distinction Stephanie Morgan Bennington: Marine Science, with Distinction David Robert Borrie: Geography, with Distinction Ethan Campbell Jordan Cain: Physiology, with Distinction Adam Hai Liang Chau: Pharmacology, with Distinction Qingyuan Deng: Human Nutrition, with Distinction Dannielle Morgan Fougere: Geology, with Distinction Jemima Anne Gardiner-Rodden: Zoology, with Credit Samuel David Heenan: Marine Science, with Distinction Rhys Alexander Barton Hobbs: Physics, with Distinction
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Lucy Katherine Just: Geography, with Distinction Christopher David Kaldor: Microbiology, with Distinction Do Young Kweon: Neuroscience, with Credit Au-Chen Lee: Physics, with Distinction Cara Marie Lembo: Geology, with Distinction Craig John MacDonell: Surveying, with Distinction Jamie Roderick McAulay: Wildlife Management, with Credit Thomas Andrew McCone: Mathematics, with Distinction Julia Elise Muir: Psychology, with Distinction Karin Paola S Ongena: Human Nutrition, with Distinction Jan-Kristian Piekarski: Geology, with Distinction Jeffrey Mitchell Robert Rawlyk: Geography, with Distinction Kelly Edward Reid: Psychology, with Distinction Daniel Craig Smart: Marine Science, with Credit Alessandra Kate Smith: Marine Science, with Distinction Alexandra Elizabeth Sterritt: Psychology, with Distinction Kimberly Sonia Tuitoga: Psychology, with Credit Hannah Rachel Twigg: Genetics, with Credit
Bachelor of Science with Honours Kane McLean Andrew: Genetics, First Class Patricia Eilish Austin: Psychology, First Class Casilla Joy Clark: Neuroscience, First Class Andrew Patrick Cording: Chemistry, First Class Mitchell John Foster: Microbiology, First Class Lachlan Francis Gaudin: Chemistry, First Class Oscar Charles German: Biochemistry, First Class Samuel Arthur Atkinson Gifkins: Biochemistry, Second Class (Division I) Todd Lukas Hamill: Chemistry, First Class Jacob Don Stanley Harrison: Chemistry, Second Class (Division I) Matthew Bruce Adams Higgins: Neuroscience, First Class Matthew William Makona Holden: Geography, Second Class (Division I) Millie Jane Johnston: Neuroscience, First Class Olivia Jane Morrison Kelly: Plant Biotechnology, First Class Christopher Stephen Kessell: Sport, Exercise and Health, Second Class (Division I) Panagiotis Papaioannou: Neuroscience, First Class Florence Toscano Patlong: Microbiology, Second Class (Division I) Pruthvi Ranganatha: Physiology, Second Class (Division I) Sarah Grace Robinson: Biochemistry, First Class Matthew James Shepherd: Geography, First Class Peter Wilhelm Van Rheede Struwig: Biochemistry, First Class Taine Francis Win: Physics, First Class Yushi Yin: Microbiology, First Class Haiyu Zhao: Computer Science, First Class
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Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Health Sciences Kelly Geraldine Davenport
Bachelor of Science Neil Navneeth Achary Lema Ali Mohammed Al-Sakkaf Hawazen Rabea M Alotaibi Nicholas James Ariell Christina Maree Ashton Amanda Austin Rimu Te-Kiri Pomana Barriball Elliot William Arthur Bean Samuel Ryan Garry Belcher Ruby Jane Bennett James Graham Warner Bird-Sycamore Alex Finn Bohles Katja Brand Felix Victor Charles Burns Alice Tallulah Cameron Georgia Mary Campbell Bradley Gaven Carter Pauline Ballesta Cervantes Xuhong Chai Elora Hazel Chang Liam Nicholas Chapman Myung Sup Alexander Choi Josephine Bryany Kiri Clarke Verona Au Conroy Jackson Richard Copland Paul Logan Cromb Georgia Rose Cullen Jessica Tracy Curel Amelia Sherie Curry Anthony Yohan de Rose Adam George Deaker Xueyu Feng Nikau Ferguson-Spence Wenjun Gao Cosmo Steven Lancelot Phoenix Garner Monica Jean Grayling Liam Thomas Greer Charlotte Alice Louise Handforth Liam Hamish Shane Heath 19 of 23
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Nico Josh Millar Hendrikse James Woodrow Heraud Robert Daniel Holley Alexandra Morgan Hughey Calum James Hunter Monica Briar Jaques Edward James Kerr-Hislop Dhruv Yatin Kharkar Saskia Aurora Helena Klinkenberg Hannah Louise Lawlor Oliver Nathan Lewis Jessamy Margaret Lukes-Harwood Conor Jackson Lynch Reuben Charles MacLeod Jamie Rose Alice Matheson Tomas Maunsell Maxted Jacob Hendrik McAnally Dallin James McLaughlin Israel David Miles Nathan David Miller Jayna Harshila Mistry Edward Cato Moody Jakob Dieter Morgan Mithun Muraleedharan Elliot Jack Nicholson Jeremy John Norbury Rebecca Margaret Hodgson Hira Odyssey Beth Lily Owen Isitokia Malia Kalemeli Koleti Tohuia Paasi Te Aniwaniwa Devine Paterson Matthew Boaz Hardinge Pegman Pingkan Redempta Polak Michael Robert Porteous Esme Maeve Reynolds Ivana Rinklake Kelsey Jane Rohloff Aaron Jeffrey Roydhouse William Barrett Satterthwaite Maxine Alovao Schmidt Georgia Elizabeth Scott Samuel Thomas Sharp Daena Jean Sissons David Arthur Spencer Francesca Catherine Sullivan Ellis Patrick Stuart Tagg 20 of 23
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Emily Margaret Talbot Edward Tamuno Ziah Montae Jarvin Taumoepeau Kaitlyn Marie Tippett Talitha Maria Van Lith Ryan Scott Vorster Trevor Teotaia Hirini Waikawa Kathryn Ann Petra Waller Dorothy Lanry Wei Lauren Olivia Weir Arwen Aloysius Werno William Pieter Evernden Westerhuis Isabella Rachel Wiggens Lisa Witberg Robert Wong-Toi Daniel John Wyatt Alisa Dymphna Wynne Nikita Yevstigneyev Seung Jae Yoo Alexander Charles Young Lu Yuan
Master of Science Communication Rachel Lynn Leeson (Endorsed in Science in Society), with Credit
Master of Wildlife Management and Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Management Ella Kate Sussex: Master of Wildlife Management, with Distinction; Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Management, with Distinction
Master of Dietetics Pamela Anne Clough, with Distinction Kate Louise Collins, with Distinction Annabel Lucy Cowan, with Distinction Brittany Leah Cradock, with Distinction Clara Alison Fergus, with Distinction Marieke Reinarda Petra Flatt, with Credit Emily Rose Goodwin, with Distinction Stacey Lee Gunn, with Distinction Joshua David Hodges, with Distinction Lauren Anne Hueppauff, with Credit Loo Yee Lee, with Distinction Kaixin Lim, with Credit
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Rebekah Ching Yi Lim, with Distinction Lana-Marie Anna Matheson, with Distinction Neve Helena McLean, with Distinction Bridget Catherine Menzies, with Distinction Bridget Kate Murdoch, with Distinction Xelynn Ng, with Distinction Yue Shin Ong, with Distinction Isabelle Maree Ritchie, with Distinction Hannah Frances Rooney, with Distinction Anna Jane Summerfield, with Distinction Lauren Seonaid Tye, with Distinction Poppy Lucy Belle Varley-Clapp, with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Science Carl David Aiau: Computer Science, with Distinction Ryan George Carter: Computer Science, with Credit Kiril Davidovski: Biochemistry, with Credit Sinead Leagh Ford: Sport, Exercise and Health, with Credit Xi Li: Computer Science Sarah Elizabeth McCracken: Sport, Exercise and Health, with Distinction Patricia Margaret Nugent: Clothing and Textile Sciences, with Credit Christena Ong: Microbiology, with Credit Rumya Sophia Pathmanathan: Human Nutrition, with Credit William Stuart Joseph Shane Tait: Physiology, with Credit Georgia Mae Tangney: Clothing and Textile Sciences, with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Science Communication Radhika Rao Nanduri (Endorsed in Creative Non-Fiction Writing in Science) Ravitesh Roneel Ratnam (Endorsed in Science in Society) Thomas William Cowan Stevenson (Endorsed in Science and Natural History Filmmaking)
Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Management Peter Joseph Doyle, with Distinction Cora Marie Heister, with Credit Hanna Maria Handberg Ravn, with Distinction Ellen Daisy Richardson, with Distinction
Diploma for Graduates Josef Daniel Bode (Endorsed in Computer Science) Christine Victoria Chambers (Endorsed in Information and Communications Technology) Robert Stephen Giles (Endorsed in Computer Science) Emily Anne Protheroe (Endorsed in Psychology) Francisco Jose Salse (Endorsed in Psychology)
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Michael John Stuart (Endorsed in Ecology) Iere Jane Turnbull (Endorsed in Information and Communications Technology) Gerrit Jos van Beek (Endorsed in Information and Communications Technology) Kerian Bernard Varaine (Endorsed in Information and Communications Technology) Elizabeth Janet Maria Vermunt Glenn George Wallace (Endorsed in Pharmacology) Lee Kyle Wannacott (Endorsed in Information and Communications Technology)
Postgraduate Certificate in Science Communication Emily Rose Loughnan Colquhoun Mary Joy Elizabeth Gray (Endorsed in Creative Non-Fiction Writing in Science) Mary Katherine Nicol Hawkes (Endorsed in Creative Non-Fiction Writing in Science) Benjamin Richard Stanley Jones (Endorsed in Creative Non-Fiction Writing in Science) Wilma Faye Richards (Endorsed in Creative Non-Fiction Writing in Science) Anna Ruth Yeoman (Endorsed in Creative Non-Fiction Writing in Science)
Conferral and Award
By the authority of the University of Otago, I, Royden John Somerville, Chancellor, confer degrees and award diplomas of the University upon those declared qualified to receive them, as listed in this register.1
Signature:
Date: 9 May 2020
1. As listed in two groups across 23 pages.
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UNIVERSITY OTÁGo
"kt% Te W'hare Wwananga o 0ago NEW ZEALAND
UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO GRADUATION REGISTER-16 MAY 2020
DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED AND DIPLOMAS TO BE AWARDED IN ABSENTIA
Group 1
Doctor of Philosophy Mostafa Alwash Joel Ryan Banman Kara Braithwaite-Westoby Cameron Daniel Coombe Peter John Eric Dobbs Anaru Duncan Eketone Violeta Linda Gilabert Su Theng Rachel Goh Martin George Holmes Benjamin Timothy Hudson Paul John Kirkham Matiu Francis Tane Payne Byron William Rangiwai Ella Jessica Robinson Adan Eduardo Suazo Martinez Zexuan Sun Kelli Te Maiharoa Nadia Fatima Tenouri Thomas Arthur John White Paul Francis Carlton Winter
Doctor of Musical Arts Luca Manghi: Performance
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Master of Arts John Henry Blackler: Classics, with Distinction Briony Blackmore: Philosophy, with Distinction Em a Charlotte Campbell: History, with Distinction Emily Ruth Chatfield: Anthropology, with Distinction Joshua Micah Ferrer: Politics, with Distinction Joshua Jensen James: Gender Studies, with Distinction Lila Elizabeth Knight: Classics, with Distinction Kate Napper Lindsay: Geography, with Credit Hannah Denise Pedgrift: Chinese, with Distinction
Bachelor of Arts with Honours and Bachelor of Arts Jessica Mary Howard: Bachelor of Arts with Honours: Communication Studies, First Class
Bachelor of Arts with Honours Mary Emma Buchanan: Psychology, First Class Henessey Louise Griffiths: Communication Studies, Second Class (Division II) Golda Judith Matthias: Communication Studies, First Class Rebecca Kate Nicholls: History, Second Class (Division I)
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Theology Samuel Dennis Errol Williams: Bachelor of Theology (Endorsed in Biblical Studies)
Bachelor of Arts and Diploma in Language Bronte Marina Creighton Shaw: Diploma in Language (Endorsed in French)
Bachelor of Arts Marlon James Adcock Caleb Thomas Allam Shareen Elizabeth Arun Lyric Marino Te Manawa Waka Bird Caroline Margaret Burchell Elizabeth Marie Carrington Rafael Emile Ulysses Clarke Sean Clink Te Aniwaniwa Tene Codyre Rebekah Kimberley Coulter Tymesha Agnes Jessie Cousins Caleb Edward Marcus Davies
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Morgan John Edwards Walter Frederick Ellis Ashleigh Karamea Fossett Phoebe Amelia Gower Alice Lydia Anastasia Archa Loughrey Grigg Olivia Elaine Harris Genevieve Rose Harrison Aditia Hasib Mary-Joy Elisabeth Hay Colter Fleming Hoffman Brooke Ellen Ana Hollingworth Leon Aine Hook Aidan Christopher Howey Kaleb Josiah Jack Sarah Caitlin Kelly Harrison David Kennedy Bridie Elizabeth Lewis Oliver George Lewis Jingyu Li Haomin Lin Peone Clare Elizabeth Logo Trent Alexander Macdonald Taine Kemp Mackenzie Phoenix-Rose Mansell Teague Richard Kevin McElroy Jack Alfred Miles Scarlet Grace Mallan Haylee Rose Mouton Harrison John Munro-Clark Nina Michaela Rose Murnane Alexander Niedzwiecki Joseph Kearns Norman Nyall Sean O'Connor Abigail Lucy Petrie Myra Elizabeth Pierce William Rasburn James William Scobie Kamal Singh Sara Louise Spicer Emilia Elizabeth St Baker Sapphire Rose Harley Taylor Eliza Lulu Thompson Sandy Melinda Thompson-Conklin
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Moira Lucy Thomson Hugh William Napier Trollope Harriet Jane Williamson Michael Francis Young
Master of International Studies Ornatola Oyesiji Amusan, with Distinction
Master of Peace and Conflict Studies Abdullah Mohammed A Alsallum, with Distinction Chiao-Kang Sasha Cheng, with Distinction Megan Anne Galloway, with Distinction Lucy Jane Gorniak, with Distinction Nathan James McKenzie, with Distinction Inès Nkanira, with Distinction
Master of Planning Matthew Robert Simpson, with Distinction
Master of Politics and Bachelor of Arts Benjamin Thomas Hay-Smith: Master of Politics, with Distinction
Master of Politics Laura Mei Anderson, with Distinction Jonathon Allen Arrell, with Distinction Rachel Anna Billington, with Distinction Georgie May Leech, with Distinction Tessa Louise Robinson, with Distinction Samantha Jade Scholten, with Credit
Bachelor of Music with Honours Scott Andrew Brown: Recording and Production and Musical Performance (Combined), Second Class (Division I) Joshua Jevon Cooper: Composition and Musical Performance (Combined), First Class
Bachelor of Performing Arts Cambel Paige McGregor-Fernee
Master of Social Work Lorraine Esther Johnston, with Credit
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Bachelor of Social Work with Honours Bianca Lee Healey, Second Class (Division I)
Bachelor of Social Work Lauren Rose Betts Ellie Linda Kitson Claire Alice McGregor
Master of Social and Community Work (Applied) Josh Tama Louis Rochford Barber, with Distinction
Master of Theology Gareth Allan Bezett, with Distinction
Bachelor of Theology with Honours Jenny Chia-Chen Hsu: Christian Thought and History, First Class
Bachelor of Theology Caitlin Clair Borcher Rebecca Katie Conolly William Daniel Robert Paul Conolly Nicola Claire Storey (Endorsed in Biblical Studies)
Master of Indigenous Studies Sera Canayavusa Lacanivalu Perham, with Distinction Jaime-Lee Tutbury, with Credit
Master of Teaching and Learning Benjamin James Aberhart (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Credit Grace Ellen Buckingham (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Credit Sean Michael Carter (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Credit Jessica Anne Gordon (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Credit Eden Faith Gray (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Distinction Seamus David Stuart Gray (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Credit Siwan Elinor Gwynne (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Elizabeth Jeanne Harknett (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Credit Stephen Karl Hay (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Brianna Suzanne Hobson (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Distinction Timothy Evan Jones (Endorsed in Secondary Education) Karla Marie Lawrie (Endorsed in Early Childhood Education), with Distinction
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Natasha Anne Manowitz (Endorsed in Primary Education) Millie Constance Mccutcheon (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Distinction Eleanor Bronwen Murphy (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Distinction Richard Andrew Norton (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Kelsi Jessica O'Neill (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Distinction Samuel Charles Edward Ogden (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Andrew William Ardron Parkin (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Hannah Madeline Pearson (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Distinction Ruth Alofa Perese (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Charlotte Dorothy Pinel (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Distinction Helena Rose Pownall (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Credit Elliot John Ayson Robinson (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Credit Marina Roxburgh (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Amy Elizabeth Rudd (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Distinction Ethan Robert Smith (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Credit Juliet Diane Glogau Stevens (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Credit Sophie Georgina Tenei (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Distinction Samantha Denise Trevathan (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Credit Leanne Jacqui Walters (Endorsed in Early Childhood Education), with Credit Nancy Wang (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Credit
Bachelor of Teaching Felix Foster Page (Endorsed in Primary Education)
Master of Education and Learning Lauren Lefeber Smith, with Credit Georgina Megan Watts, with Distinction
Master of Education Julia Sian Walne, with Distinction
Bachelor of Laws with Honours and Bachelor of Arts Jack William Chartres Edmond: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class
Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts Hadley Alistair Chalmers Margaret Leigh McRae Dever James Alistair Robert Duff John Steven Duffield I lsje Erasmus Jonathan Paul Logan
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Kirsten Jean Porter Sarafina Hazel Louise Tipene Serena Alma Vaitupu
Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Science Leah Patricia Allison
Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce Zachary David Brodie Louis James Kriechbaum Mitchell James Winton-Smith
Bachelor of Laws Joseph Christie Bolton Katherine Greenberg
Master of Science Jessica Rose Calverley: Sport, Exercise and Health, with Distinction
Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Commerce Hugh Marcus Ogilvie Nixon
Bachelor of Science Sarah Jane Marshall
Master of Wildlife Management Tom Peter Flynn-Plummer, with Distinction
Bachelor of Applied Science Matthew Joseph Cathie
Bachelor of Commerce Adam Jay George Clayton Maxwell Dean Caldwell Elliot Oliver Joseph Jovan King Joanna Lee Fergus Robert McIntosh Jacob Adam Robertson
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Master of Business Data Science Yang Jiao, with Credit Richu Koshy Philip, with Distinction
Master of Finance Freddie Cleverley, with Distinction Xiaojie Yu, with Credit
Master of International Business and Bachelor of Commerce Danial Bunyasakdi: Master of International Business: , with Credit
Master of International Business Andre Matthew Ayer, with Distinction Nihar Duggad, with Credit
Master of Marketing Amy Louise Martin, with Distinction
Master of Sustainable Business Annabelle Mary Cullinane, with Distinction Helen Marie Anna Skipps, with Distinction
Master of Tourism Animesh Tripathi, with Distinction
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Willem Marinus Abrie Holly Maree Barnes Isaac Jared Beck Guy Robin Bennett Ashley Renee Kiri Booth Nikita Linda Brazil Liam Seymour Cairns Dhenisha Dheritri Dahya Mesana Vaitupu Savaia Evagelia Masaaki Fukushima Sawini Umaya Gamalath
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Gabriella Nicole Giacon Sam William Guest Alexandra Rose Hutchinson Taekkyun Jung Vinura Yasaswin Karunasekera Matthew Alan Robert Kent Stacey Renée Lambert Arna Long Georgia Rose Franklyn Mackay Sean Cameron James McPetrie Michaela Shirley Mullen Gaku Sonny Ozawa Sophie Mae Parker Luke John Paterson Lydia Rose Poole Ben Cameron Ross Barry Albert Schmidt Hemanth Senthilnathan Abhinav Swarup Henry James Welsh Devon Helene Winders
Bachelor of Arts and Science Philip Douglas Getz Elliott Hugh Moss-Pearson Shannon Brooke Seel Finn Taylor Siegers Holly Grace Tudehope
Master of Higher Education Taylor Jane Wilson, with Distinction
Postgraduate Diploma in Social Welfare John Beach Hancox, with Distinction
Postgraduate Diploma in Theology Kristopher Robert Heale: Christian Thought and History, with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Chaplaincy Keith Dennis Tyson, with Distinction
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Postgraduate Diploma in Health Sciences Michelle Phelan (Endorsed in Nursing), with Credit Jessica Margaret Wigley (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction
Postgraduate Diploma in Health Management Karen Noeline Dinnington, with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Rural and Provincial Hospital Practice Graeme Michael Bain, with Credit
Diploma for Graduates Ariane Christabel Yvonne Bray (Endorsed in Geography) Micheal Denis Brook (Endorsed in Politics) Antonio Raffael Della Barca (Endorsed in Music) Kelly Elizabeth Kinghorn (Endorsed in History) Kartik Reddy (Endorsed in Sociology) Mickey Kaahu Brockie Treadwell (Endorsed in Computer Science)
Postgraduate Certificate in Chaplaincy Corriena Rastkar
Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education Faith Jeremiah Geoffrey Thomas Edward Kelly Kristina Mae Mungure Kathryn Jane Newsham-West Kennedy Davina Kahurimu Sarich (Endorsed in Clinical Education) Susan Edith Wardell
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Doctor of Philosophy Saeideh Babashahi Shobhit Eusebius Leonardo Nava Jiménez Nataliya Podgorodnichenko Kesia Ngaire Sherwood Khai Trieu Tran Mele lkatonga Selisa Tupou Jingru Zhang
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce Estelle Jane Dippie Sarah Ellen Gell Eliza Margaret Mill
Bachelor of Laws with Honours and Bachelor of Arts Manon Elizabeth Powis Blackman: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Gracey Mary-Anne Farquharson: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Jaime Amelia Laing: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class George David Mahi: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Henry Padraig Harris Neas: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Clara Elizabeth Sinclair: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Jack Shelford Trevella: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Adam Patrick White: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, Second Class (Division I)
Bachelor of Laws with Honours and Bachelor of Science Meghan Catherine Laing: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class
Bachelor of Laws with Honours and Bachelor of Commerce Benjamin Francis Methven: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Theodore Emmett Keenan Rose: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Hannah Patricia Short: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class
Bachelor of Laws with Honours Thomas Michael Brennan, First Class Matthew Hayden Jackson, Second Class (Division I)
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Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts Lucy Annabel Allen Billie Jasmine Marilyn Bond
All (4 D,l• IVIaun r1al Ly1G Bethany Elise Bray Jazmine Noelle Cassidy Sophia Fay Cousens Alistair Angus Duff Hannah Herena Duncan Laura Caroline Hay Michaela Alison Bendall Hickey Jack Christopher Hosking Emily Jia Hu Farisha Shaynah Hussain Regan Sherwood King Sinead Bridget Mary Lee Brooke Alexandra Lynskey Grace Cushla Marshall Beatrice Ellen Rogers Thomas William Royal Fiona Claire Seal Rebecca Kate Simms Isobel Kay Tennent Shea Robert Thompson Cashill Geoffrey Tims Meila Rose Wilkins Te Kauri Rangiaho Ranginui Wiremu William Samuel Gilmour Woods Lucy Erasmuson Young
Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Music Richard Alexander Brown
Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Performing Arts Jennifer Anne Francis
Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Science Taylor John William Houston Danielle Paige Reddecliffe Jade Wei-Chin Yu
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Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Applied Science Victoria Anne Pinckney Wilson
Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce Sean Aidan Brosnahan Alexander James Carr James William Cockram Georgina Elizabeth Dowd Conor Thomas Shelford English Isabella Claire Garnham Henry Esmond Goodwin Vivian Rawei John Griffiths Nathan James Kay Christopher James Kearney Fraser William McCallum Phoebe Jean Mcinerney Heather Robert Caldwell McPhail Kathryn Claire Millar Cory Pete Morrison Ella Christina Lewis Morrison Jasper Le Comte Murphy Benjamin Carl Petersen Alexander Oliver Hvidberg Rasmussen Laura Candler Rogers Jordan Neil Sangster Thomas Joshua Stuart Sycamore Mathew Campbell Thompson Mia Judith Jocelyn Turner Edward Stanley Wilson Olivia Marie Woolford
Bachelor of Laws Matthew Edward Broadbent Xavier Quin Casey Sydney Maurice Caughey Georgina Grace Dimond Skye Elizabeth Merie Hagaman Matthew Thomas Hemi Kennelly Cody James Kirby Emma Joy Loveard Penelope Julie Mander Yaser Rezaee Laila Sayed 13 of 18
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Samuel James Smith Rachel Maria Stedman Florence Grace Wilson iaia Leigh Winiana
Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Commerce Laurian Melissa Hemm William James Novak
Master of Commerce Lei Zhang: Marketing Management, with Distinction
Bachelor of Commerce and Diploma for Graduates Grace Clare Michaela Bayley: Diploma for Graduates (Endorsed in Education)
Bachelor of Commerce Saadet Asil Nicholas Peter Barclay Alexander Francis George Bartley Carlos James Bates Simone Jade Beere Louis Vincent Carlisle Bellugue Michael Jeffrey Bishop Kalib Joseph Bouma Eloise Victoria Braithwaite Alexander Robert Bryning Fraser James Canning Timothy Ralph Anderson Chaffey Joseph Rhys Coventry Ellie Nicole Cowan Jack Stuart Cranston Samuel Erle John Davis Anthony Steven Leslie Ding James Matenga Ellison George Matthew Falloon Oscar Fay Catherine Maria Fell Thomas Nelson Fenwick Andrew John Finlayson Reuben Erle Gedye Harrison John Griffiths Henry James Hawke 14 of 18
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James Robert Humm Charles Isaac Jennison Bradley Ferguson Johnston Ai Kasuga Martin John Kerr Dallas James Mahuika Joseph Terence McCashin Oliver Erik Nicholson 'lleini Ki-Ma'ananga 'Ofahengaue Ari Daniel Paisson Simon John Pask Francesca Kate Sabine Pasley Emily Peilan Hugo Duncan Petrie Benjamin Andrew Seelen Benjamin Nicholas John Sharp Cameron Fraser Shearer Louie James Skerman James Peter Stanners Nathan Donald Stanners Thomas James Stenning Alisha Michelle Su Zirui Wang Thomas James Weatherall Kelvin Rory Woock Jiaying Zhang
Master of Business Administration Felix Antonio Andrade Vargas Xiaojiang Chen Neil Edward Fernandes Yin Ting Fong Gordon Maxwell Gillan Christopher John Lawlor Stella Claire Martin Damion Trent Mitchell Melissa-Lee Mitchell Jacqui Liane Parker Christopher Prasad Tracey Kim Saunders Natalie Margaret Streat
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Andrew Graeme Todd Simon Welby Wright Sujan Yellagunda Ramalinge Gowda
Master of Business Data Science Jingjin Li, with Distinction
Master of Economics Benjamin Thomas Dunbar Baker, with Distinction Evan Beresford Hinds, with Distinction Brandon Teerapong Kengmana, with Distinction Robert John O'Hara, with Distinction
Master of Finance Jansson Michael Ford, with Distinction Alexander Thomas Liddington, with Credit Chanlina Meng, with Credit Meidiana Larasati Utomo, with Credit Jungah Yoon, with Distinction Zisha Zhang
Master of International Business Linh Hieu Chu, with Distinction Junyi Dai, with Credit Vibhor Jain, with Credit Myat Pwint Kay Khine, with Credit Haonan Ran, with Credit
Master of Marketing Yén Dào Hoàng Nguyên, with Distinction Anh Hoàng Mai Ngô, with Credit Aleksandra Olenkova, with Credit Klara Sumiya, with Distinction Aashima Yadav, with Distinction
Master of Sustainable Business Hugo Jonathan Andes Davis, with Distinction Emily Nicole Fenichel, with Distinction Hà Ngân Hà, with Distinction Stine Desire Kallestad, with Distinction
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loanna Taurannang, with Distinction Charlotte Jane Van Der Lee, with Distinction Tina Westphal, with Distinction
Master of Tourism Ting-Hsuan Chan, with Distinction Xuqin Chen, with Credit Min Cheng, with Credit Sandra Mary Jefferies, with Credit Sisi Jiang, with Credit Aidan John Ryce, with Distinction Yuan Tian, with Credit Thamarai Selvi D/0 Venkatachalam, with Credit Chunru Xu, with Credit Qiting Yang, with Credit Junruo Yi, with Credit Dakang Zhang
Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce Faleola Emerald Mafi: Management, with Credit
Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration Justin Michael Peterson Wies law Wernicki
Diploma for Graduates Bonnie Fiona Diane Anngow (Endorsed in Management) Sinead Marion Kearney (Endorsed in Human Resource Management) Patrick Xavier O'Connor (Endorsed in Advertising) Jonathon Jack Traill (Endorsed in Sports Business)
Postgraduate Certificate in Executive Management Trudyanne Sophia Geoghegan Jeremy Robert Gibbons Kate Victoria Hill Dean Andrew Latus John Augustus Mansford Blake Arthur James Marston William Todd O'Donoghue Steven Barry Robinson Kenton David Rusbridge
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Peter Stanley Scarlet Barry Brian Schuurmans Mark Sillis
Conferral and Award
By the authority of the University of Otage, I, Royden John Somerville, Chancellor, confer degrees and award diplomas of the University upon those declared qualified to receive them as listed in this register.1
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As listed in two groups across 18 pages. 18 of 18 52 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers UNIVERSITY OTrÁGO .?A} Te hare ananga o Ot@go NEW ZEALAND UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO GRADUATION REGISTER - 15 AUGUST 2020 DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED AND DIPLOMAS TO BE AWARDED IN ABSENTIA Doctor of Science David Murdoch Leslie Doctor of Philosophy and Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology Simon John Wallace Doctor of Philosophy Cesar Roberto Alcala Orozco Timothy Peter Bilton Olivia Kelsen Burn Rachael Anne Dixon Jessica Mary Fairhall Carrie Lynnell Falling Feifei Feng Henry David Galvin Greer Jessie Gilmer Katie Elizabeth Jane Graham Leah Meredith Grout Javier Jimenez Martin Samuel Elliott Karelitz Yoon Jin Kim Oluwatoyin Olasimbo Kolawole Joshua Lionel Lange Jun Li Yusmiati Liau Chia Chun Loi Rachel Allison Lund Samuel James Macaulay Lucía María Malone Emmanuel Marfo Alice Mary McSweeney 1of 19 53 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Arthur Edward Morley-Bunker Risha Jasmine Nathan Andrej Paluda Sajida Parveen Maya Rajeswari Amma Attika Rehman Aroa Rey Campa Alistair Thomas Bloor Richardson Katharine Roberts Saurab Sharma Bryan Henry Simpson Leah Marie Smith Daniel Humberto Solis Recendez Ana Stojanov Samuel Frederick Thomas Gowthami Vangala Shenghuan Zhang Dan Zhu Lei Zhu Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Wai Sally Goh Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts Luigi Eduardo Cacace Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Science Diana Tran Master of Science Mylene Ross Presilda Arcena: Food Science, with Distinction Gina Yan Yee Cheung: Psychology, with Distinction Judy Ann Muñoz Cocadiz: Biochemistry, with Distinction Priyal Reshma Dass: Genetics, with Distinction Xiaoxuan Deng: Bioengineering, with Distinction Eritabeta Dorothy Kwansing Foliaki: Environmental Management, with Distinction Henan Gao: Food Science, with Credit Emily Margaret Gordon: Physics, with Distinction Hazel Anna Carmichael Holmes: Zoology, with Distinction Hannah Margaret Johnston: Chemistry, with Distinction Theodore William Dobbie Keats: Biochemistry, with Distinction Liam James Bruce Kettle: Psychology, with Distinction 2 of 19 54 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Kunling Li: Psychology, with Distinction Bridget Grace Mackie: Genetics, with Distinction Loren Ariel Mathewson: Geology Tony Tshivulukidi Mfumu-Nsuka: Psychology, with Credit Ross Nicolls: Geology Bhavini Patel: Bioengineering, with Credit Charlotte Ruby Patterson: Ecology, with Distinction Edward James Perkins: Geophysics, with Distinction Matthew James Reily-Bell: Genetics, with Distinction Sanali Sudhir Sali: Bioengineering, with Distinction Lorraine Jane Libara Sanchez: Food Science, with Distinction Rowena Marion Schenck: Marine Science, with Distinction Nora Lynn Schlenker: Environmental Science, with Distinction Clara Dorothy Schlieman: Marine Science, with Distinction Madeleine Rose Taylor: Chemistry, with Distinction Sven Patrik Tobias-Hunefeldt: Microbiology, with Distinction Lisa van Halderen: Marine Science, with Distinction Brittany Sarah White: Sport, Exercise and Health, with Distinction Minami Yoshida: Bioengineering, with Credit Kuo Zhang: Bioengineering, with Distinction Victor Gar-Ho Zhong: Biochemistry, with Distinction Bachelor of Science with Honours and Bachelor of Science Samuel Christopher Dean Baxter: Bachelor of Science with Honours: Sport, Exercise and Health, First Class Amy Georgia Jones: Bachelor of Science with Honours: Biochemistry, First Class Sandeshi Piyumika Kathriarachchi: Bachelor of Science with Honours: Food Science, First Class Kai Minseok Lee: Bachelor of Science with Honours: Microbiology, First Class Annie May McDonald: Bachelor of Science with Honours: Food Science, First Class Bachelor of Science with Honours Ahoud Dawood Sulaiman Al Siyabi: Neuroscience, First Class Emma May Barnes: Chemistry, First Class Wendel Robin Broek: Geology, First Class Benjamin Conor Reese Cravens: Physics, First Class Nicholas Hayden Currie: Psychology, Second Class (Division I) Harry Patrick Olsen Delany: Neuroscience, First Class Robert Geoffrey Olsen Delany: Neuroscience, First Class Benjamin Harold John Freschini: Physiology, First Class Hayley Marie Green: Pharmacology, First Class Zachariah James Hewlett: Computer Science, First Class Chia-Wei Jao: Psychology, First Class Ji Woo Kim: Physiology, Second Class (Division I) 3 of 19 55 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Vaughan William Kitchen: Computer Science, First Class Daniel Gerard Lavin: Physiology, First Class Ka Yan Lee: Psychology, First Class Michaela Erasmia Morgan: Neuroscience, Second Class (Division I) Samuel Patrick O'Hara: Physiology, First Class Jacqui Helen Perkinson: Genetics, First Class Rebecca Kay Alice Roberts: Food Science, First Class Heath William Keighley Ryburn: Microbiology, First Class Megan Jane Southorn: Anatomy, First Class Emily Joy Stone: Food Science, First Class Padraig Eugene Taaffe: Biochemistry, First Class Lucy Rose Thomsen: Pharmacology, First Class Zhean Danielle Avenir Tonacao: Physiology, First Class Elliot George Wallace: Neuroscience, First Class Eric Xu: Physics, First Class Chen Ye: Psychology, Second Class (Division I) Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Commerce Brittany May Kathleen Calder Christie Zan Wright Fowler Imani Suzanne Kerr Christopher Allan Whitley Bachelor of Science and Postgraduate Diploma in Science James Douglas Logie: Postgraduate Diploma in Science: Energy Science and Technology Bachelor of Science Shamelle James Albao Abella Fergus Harry Allan Marcus Brian Anderson Kaila Rose Andrews Aidan Marin Aubert Michael Aidan Leofman Baker Alistair Jack Barber-Sperling Tyler Nikita Barnes Kerrie Lee Barrett Nobin Basnet Jack William Beadel Katelyn Hannah Beecroft Jessica Charlotte Beevis Tarnsan lvanka Bezuidenhoudt Riya Bhatia 4 of 19 56 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Nathaniel Apollo Peter Bickers Alice Elizabeth Oakeley Bird Ella Margaret Louise Bonnett Jesca Lee James Bron Georgia Alice Browne Ella Rose Buchanan Kathryn Gerardine Burrell Joseph Campbell Samantha Julie Yen Campbell April Kay Carter Ruby Rae Carter Mitchell James Cartwright Sophie Marie Francis Cawood Nicole Grace Chalmers Ryan Chau Nyasha Miriam Rita Chileshe Tae II Choi Jordan Lynn Clarke Kathleen Maighread Mockett Cleary Victoria Jane Coley Katherine Alexandra Copeland Christina Louise Cotton Rebecca Catherine Cowdell Monique Cranko Harley Andrew James Deacon Jaskaran Dhesi Nina Susan Marie Donaldson Christiana Jayne Dyke Amber Diane Egan Kristin Falconer Mitchell Peter Ferguson Michal Rosa Fridman Clare Gorman Tamara Leigh Gurden Spring Han Thomas Kirby Hanson Temaleti Jordania Havea Gabriele Francessca Letica Hawkins Phoenix Cheyenne Henare Cho Ying Heng Rocky Harry Angus Henry Thomas Alexander Hislop Jack Sidney Duncan Holden 5 of 19 57 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Matthew Thomas Howes Huadong Huang Andrew James Hurley Michael Kenneth Gerald Ind Masahiro Iwata Yufei Ji Stephen Keiran Joe Kotaro Kamata Alicia Gerda Paula Kammlein-Cutler loanna Katiforis Pratyush Kayastha Laura Megan Keighley Eleanor Rachel May Kelly Hae Chan Kim Hwi Seung Kim Liam Robert King-Turner Matthew Thomas Kingi Kachina Grace Kinley Bailey Albert Robert Kinvig Lydia Maree Kirk-Jackson Lucy Rosa Kittow Tyler James Kleyzen Vincent Stuart Joerg Knarston Swetha Kolluru T omazina Esther Koppen Pavlovich Alaska Csenge Kotan Kimberley Louise Krijger Eloise Florence Lancaster Susan Claire LeBuffe Jane Lee Yang Li Sophia Marie Light Anna Milne Lindsay Laurence James Lloyd-Jones Isabel Clara Locker Mitchell Graham Lowen Hannah Mary Lunday Thomas James Lunt Natalie Lara MacDonald Frank Donald Ailsa MacKenzie Alastair Charles Macmillan Brandon Thomas Maitland Olivia Jane McArthur 6 of 19 58 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Tyler Elizabeth McCourt Hannah Grace McDonald Justin David Fraser McDonald Ryan McGoff Lucy Isabel Mcllwaine Samantha Morgan McIntyre Catherine Heather McKenzie Juliette Katie Patricia McMullan Abigail Grace McPhail Laura Jade McRae Oliver Willem Mebus-Leckie Markham Meredith Megan Teresa Christina Millar Aidan James Milne-Reeves Nursiti Aishah Binte Mohamed Razali Ethan James Morgan Brett Renee Morrison Eva Alison Carter Mulder Jessica Amy Munro James Philip Murphy Tane John Kanin Murphy Seon Woo Nam Conor Stuart O'Neill Sarah Alex Oommen Amirah Mariam Osama Georgia Charlotte Oxley Gabrielle Rose Palmer Qiwei Pan Jonnah Marie Abergas Pangilinan Rodrigo Patiño Mora Tallulah-May Rachel Patterson Brittany Claire Pawson Campbell Francis Frederick Pearson Maia Jasmine Peart-Anderson Bill Tom Peereboom Juliet Helen Petre Jithran Joshua Pohl Jessica Penelope Porter Daniel Dennisovich Pushenko David Victor Omilig Pyle Eamon George Reily Kantesia Tari Rimon Abbi Louise Robinson 7 of 19 59 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Devon William Robert Robinson Hunter Murray Robson Scott Anthony Roche-Dick Natasha Lauren Rogers Evelyn Elizabeth Rosado Krizza Lawrence Palacio Rosima Georgia Rose Round Rachel Lee Scott Andrew George Searle Tina Maree Shand Finn Joseph Gourlay Shaw Grace Meyrick Shaw William Hamish Sheddan Luisa Grace Sherriff-Eade Ben Cody Shine Stella Hillier Simpson Amanpreet Singh Camilla Lucy Smith Catriona Mary Smith Finnian John Blaauw Smith Frances Rachael Smith Billy Southwell Harrison Joseph Sprosen Rachel Louise Stafford-Bush Matthew Adam Keevy Standley Brianna Rose Stewart Jordan Kyle Stocks Zoe Marlies Stonex Aimee Kate Stubbs Finn Whiting Sullivan Milan Sundermann Robbie Ian John Tallott Huimin Tao Grace Hine Tapsell Emily Mary Thomas Joshua Richard Thompson Nicholas George Tillman Dimitri Garisau Turketo Jack William Hurst Turnbull Georgia Constance Turner Andrei Alexander Van Beynen Rico Levi Veitch Paige Waddington 8 of 19 60 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Jaraz Francis Lee Waerea Stefan Craig Walker Yicheng Wang Gina Michelle Watts Hunter David James Webb Jack Baylis Weston Braydan Kawine Wharepouri Oliver Carter Whiteman Hannah Alice May Williams Stephanie Maree Wilson Jordan Kelsey Woodward Rachel Aline Worthington Kristof John Wypych Adva Yagolnitzer Anton Benedict Stangl Yanzick Xiaodan Zhang Xin Zhang Xintong Zhang Zhiwei Zhang YuxiZheng Zishan Zhong Master of Science Communication Peter Pouesi Naik (Endorsed in Science and Natural History Filmmaking), with Credit Amy Irene Smith (Endorsed in Creative Non-Fiction Writing in Science), with Distinction Master of Wildlife Management Scott Arthur Melchert, with Distinction Samantha Jayne Litang Turner, with Distinction Master of Applied Science and Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Science Ernesto Dos Santos: Master of Applied Science: Geographic Information Systems, with Credit; Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Science: Geographic Information Systems, with Credit Master of Applied Science Tira Rory Phillipson-Puna: Sport and Exercise Nutrition, with Credit Marco Zilioli: Science and Natural History Filmmaking 9 of 19 61 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Bachelor of Applied Science with Honours Felix Cameron Cook: Energy Management, First Class Emily Lauren Hanson: Aquaculture and Fisheries, First Class Dominic James Shepherd: Consumer Food Science, First Class Bachelor of Applied Science and Bachelor of Commerce Cassidi Alyssa Woodhouse Bachelor of Applied Science Brianna Amy Curran Poppy Jade Dickison Emma Rose Dobbs Columba Richard Dubieniec Andrew Robert Fraser-Mackenzie Jake McKenzie Gawn Shane Gogowadia Gogo Cameron Charles Gumbley Royal Dallen Nethanial Hepi Natalie Ching Jim Saptarshi Karmakar Michael Tippett Knopick Anna Lackner Hai Kei Leung Chelsea Lorraine Lorkin Mollie Bethan Martin Lewis Paul Mennie Fintan Christopher Minehan Caitlan Burton Ogier Rawiri James Ratahi Ashlyn Kate Reid Kimberlene Mary Antoinette Sharma Gemma Anne Sherriff Luke van der Salm Elizabeth Catherina van Heugten Olivia Kaye West Genevieve Dana Mary Katherine Wigzell Master of Dietetics Finau Kaunanga Taungapeau, with Credit 10 of 19 62 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Bachelor of Physical Education Jordan Patrick Altenburg-Carey Regan Michael Bain Cheyenne Rangiwhiua T'Nesha Ballantine Gemma Anne Bonney Liam Rodney Craig Brown Jordie Tait Bungard Matthew Ryan Burgess Connor Benjamin Burrows Liam Craig Cooper Taylor Brian Cumberland Tyler Graeme Escott Claudia Lauren Green Zac Owen Harrison Jones Emily Jane Henderson Keely May Hughes Laura Maree McMillan Laura Jane Moffatt Kelly Ann Nooy Amelia Mara Pasco Bianca Rose Slimo Tahlia Jewel Strachan Liam Harrison Watson Scott Nicolas Wesney Kaitlynn Jade Wheeler Bachelor of Surveying Matthew Rex Duncan Bachelor of Commerce Alice Gizela Winter Master of Health Sciences Nicola Joy Baird (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Distinction Kristen Lynda Clarke (Endorsed in Rehabilitation), with Distinction Kathryn Marie Conradson (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Distinction Celine Elizabeth Frost (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Distinction Alison Sarah Gilsenan (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Distinction Amy Evelyn Henry (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Matthew Ray Kendrick (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Distinction Rommel Ballesil Principe (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Distinction 11 of 19 63 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Brian Burgess Salisbury (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Credit Joel Jr Sanchez (Endorsed in Nursing (Clinical)), with Credit Jan Elizabeth Spence (Endorsed in Mental Health), with Credit Bachelor of Health Sciences Matthew John Aldridge Tara Peta Clement Robyn Kaye Phayer Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences with Honours and Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences Ella Rose Dally: Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences with Honours: Infection and Immunity, First Class Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences with Honours Lucas MacKenzie Hinton: Functional Human Biology, First Class Emma Kate Chandler Symonds: Molecular Basis of Health and Disease, First Class Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences Laura Helen Bingham Datu Souhei Chan Wanli Cheng Sohaib Ali Chishti Joshua Robert Danker Matthew Albert Henry Emerson Grace Elizabeth Greenwood Maria Nola Rice McCoy Maggie Leigh Sheehan Alexander Peter Timmings Mandy Wang Lydia Grace White Libby Rose Willocks Tessa May Wylie Edward Antony John Ziolo Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science Jia Xin Mok, with Distinction Bachelor of Radiation Therapy Annika Luise Barr Rose Suzanne Coote 12 of 19 64 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Master of Bioethics and Health Law Sarah Mary-Jane Bush, with Distinction Amy Evaline Dowdle, with Distinction Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Bonnie Jean Anderson Fabian Edward Stuart Bear Barrett Connor Adam Christensen Heather Ruth Christie Natasha Leigh Disher Katherine Ellen Fox Fraser Rachael Elizabeth Horrocks Katie Moana Humm Trent Alan Larsen Leanda Kuranui Lepaio Olivia Jane Lissaman Ella Madsen-Reid Kim Denise Marleen Barbara Nordmeier Charlotte Frances Loyola Williams Master of Medical Science Sinead Maire Ni Dhonnghaile, with Distinction Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours and Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Richard Alistair Bell: Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours, First Class Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours Laura Rochelle Bolger, Second Class (Division 11) Master of Aviation Medicine Joyshri Sarangi, with Distinction Jordan Kyle Webb, with Distinction Master of Public Health Elizabeth May Butcher, with Distinction Claire Louise Salter, with Distinction Nashika Sharma, with Distinction Bachelor of Dental Surgery Najihah lzzati Sinti Kamaldin 13 of 19 65 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Master of Oral Health Keri Ann Carruthers, with Credit Bachelor of Pharmacy Qais Nayle Master of Physiotherapy Leow Kai Jun Chester (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy), with Distinction lek Lok Lou (Endorsed in Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy), with Distinction Yashica Ajay Sharma (Endorsed in Sports Physiotherapy) Bachelor of Physiotherapy Dylan Christopher Booth, with Credit Sophie Rose Collins, with Credit Tessa Jane Hartland, with Credit Postgraduate Diploma in Science Alex Hugh Bristow: Human Nutrition Ganga Chandran: Food Science William Hendrik Gray: Geology, with Credit Yuriko Haroen: Pharmacology, with Distinction Jack Einar Harrison: Genetics Antonia Darcy Mahara Hoeta: Anatomy, with Credit Syn Yun Lim: Human Nutrition, with Credit Amal Praveen: Telecommunications Neysa Wendy Setyadi: Food Science, with Distinction Sinead Ellen Spedding: Ecology, with Credit Anson Wen Yin Tan: Food Science, with Credit Lucy Juliette Wales-Earl: Anatomy, with Credit Angeline Cherokee Leilani Walters: Physiology, with Distinction Yao Zhang: Food Science, with Credit Alex Zhou: Geology Postgraduate Diploma in Science Communication Emily Rose Loughnan Colquhoun (Endorsed in Science in Society) Upamanyu Das (Endorsed in Science and Natural History Filmmaking) Jay Matthew Downes (Endorsed in Science and Natural History Filmmaking) Lauren Anne Schaer (Endorsed in Science and Natural History Filmmaking) Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Management Myrene Alexa Otis, with Distinction 14 of 19 66 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Science Tianyu Cai: Bioengineering, with Credit Kiara Joan Watherston Miller: Bioengineering, with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Health Sciences Gilbert Jan Jr Celera Baldecir (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Jacqueline Lee Bennetts (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Esther Nyarai Bganya (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders), with Distinction Megan Jean Bowie, with Credit Melissa Hine Brett (Endorsed in Rural Nursing) Chelsea Isabella Brown (Endorsed in Nursing), with Credit Bei Chen (Endorsed in Nursing), with Credit Joanne Margaret Clouston Julius (Endorsed in Nursing) Paris Maree Cooper (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Alexandria Elaine D'Emden (Endorsed in Bioethics), with Credit Jessica Michelle Deacon (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Anthony Charles Te Rauhihi Dudley (Endorsed in Addiction and Co-existing Disorders), with Distinction Lizi Kate Edmonds (Endorsed in Pain and Pain Management), with Distinction Jane Elizabeth Elder (Endorsed in Nursing), with Credit Anna Soccoro Divino Francisco (Endorsed in Nursing), with Credit Elaine Frances Godman (Endorsed in Nursing), with Credit Averiyl Claire lcasiano Gonzales (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Frances Grace Heslop (Endorsed in Bioethics), with Distinction Bridget Mary Ellen Hishon (Endorsed in Mental Health) Molly Lee May Jennings (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Yichao Liang (Endorsed in Human Nutrition), with Credit Gemma May Macpherson (Endorsed in Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport), with Credit Mascha Jeanet Moerenburg (Endorsed in Bioethics), with Distinction Ashley Lauren Poole (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Amanda Jane Scott Price (Endorsed in Occupational Health), with Credit Hadley Grace Robinson-Lewis (Endorsed in Bioethics) Glosan Carcueva Sadiasa-Manzhula (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Julia Sophia Smith (Endorsed in Nursing), with Credit Lachlan Stewart Waugh (Endorsed in Human Nutrition), with Credit Anna Charlotte Wilson (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Katie Helena Wilson (Endorsed in Nursing), with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Health Management Katie Rhiannon Anderson, with Credit Rose Senan, with Credit 15 of 19 67 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Postgraduate Diploma in Medical Technology Renee Michelle Silverwood (Endorsed in Cardiology), with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Sport and Exercise Medicine Ilana Dawn Hadfield, with Distinction Hilda Noema Lemon Craig Angus Mattern, with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport Florian Matthias Pracher, with Distinction Michael James Tatton, with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Child Health Mingxia Chalmers, with Credit Amanda Bernadette Collins, with Credit Nemani Junior Delaibatiki, with Credit Nicholas John Alexander Dunbar, with Credit Niamh Rose Jennings, with Credit Christopher Mark King, with Credit Alison Lindsay Macharg Rowena Esther Peters Te Kotahitanga John Lokahi Reid Piripi Nina Niu Su, with Credit Nicolas Thorburn, with Credit Postgraduate Diploma in General Practice Nigel James Thompson, with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Obstetrics and Medical Gynaecology Kyi Lai Lai Aung Christopher Peter Brinkman Maggie Pan Frances Catherine Riley Hannah Maree Smiley Brianna Kate Smith Katie Liesl Van Rijn Juliet Rose Whittaker 16 of 19 68 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Postgraduate Diploma in Occupational Medicine Gillian Fiona Hawkley, with Distinction Afshin Nazmi Bili Wu, with Credit Postgraduate Diploma in Primary Health Care Emily Wynch, with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health Katrina Claire Brougham, with Distinction Manish Vinal Chetty, with Distinction Martin Joseph Girling-Butcher, with Distinction Krystyna Zora Glavinovic, with Distinction Mereana Sarah Riria Graham Henrietta Isobel Allen Haskell (Endorsed in Health Promotion), with Credit Alina Jose (Endorsed in Health Promotion) Melyssa Claire Roy, with Distinction Laura Kathleen Orger Seary, with Credit Ripine Pany Junior Tito (Endorsed in Social Research Methods) Tiffany Rae Trevino, with Credit Ian Spencer van Delft, with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Rehabilitation Anthea Jayne Clements, with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Rural and Provincial Hospital Practice Chloe Margaret Horner, with Distinction Katherine Jane Orme, with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Surgical Anatomy Thomas McLeod Doolin, with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Travel Medicine Eldon Ernest Pitchford, with Credit Richard John Wilson, with Credit Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry Helen Kathleen Campbell: Paediatric Dentistry, with Distinction Hae Min Lee: Paediatric Dentistry, with Distinction 17 of 19 69 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Pharmacy Bernadette Clare Brokenshire, with Distinction Kasey Kathleen Maini Brown, with Distinction William Jake Kendal Lusher, with Credit Postgraduate Diploma in Physiotherapy Daniela Zapata Perez (Endorsed in Orthopaedic Manipulative Therapy), with Credit Diploma for Graduates Aidan Kingsley Achten (Endorsed in Forensic Analytical Science) Joshua Jeffrey April (Endorsed in Computer Science) Cornelia Blair Lucien Wynford Bryant Burt (Endorsed in Sports Business) Sharn Ritchie Fonseka (Endorsed in Psychology) Joseph Conner Gannon (Endorsed in Zoology) Patricia Elisabeth Haden (Endorsed in Ecology) Fetuoleaniva Adele Hunkin (Endorsed in Psychology) Luis Gabriel Orozco Rojas (Endorsed in Food Science) Rory Michael Sweeney (Endorsed in Psychology) Postgraduate Certificate in Science Communication Helen Frances Cole (Endorsed in Creative Non-Fiction Writing in Science) Postgraduate Certificate in Health Sciences Chelsea Lee Bannister Dalglish (Endorsed in Nursing (Leadership and Management)) Postgraduate Certificate in Musculoskeletal Medicine Lik Wei Loh Su Min Wong Postgraduate Certificate in Rehabilitation Celia Gail Smith Postgraduate Certificate in Women's Health William Michael Keith Crawford Kurt Adam Henderson Sarah Kim McConachy Jeong Han Ok Ursula Bridget Poole 18 of 19 70 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Conferral and Award By the authority of the University of Otago, I, Royden John Somerville, Chancellor, confer degrees and award diplomas of the University upon those declared qualified to receive them as listed in this register. Signature: Date: 15 August 2020 19 of 19 71 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO GRADUATION REGISTER – 29 AUGUST 2020 DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED AND DIPLOMAS TO BE AWARDED IN ABSENTIA Doctor of Philosophy David Oluwabusayomi Adeloye Amir Hosein Afshar Sedigh Keely Francyne Blanch David William Bosma Majella Mary Cullinane Aidan Matthias Gnoth Stuart Paul Hayes Md Ariful Hoque Deborah Wendy Ross Inder Salmah Binti Kassim Ola Kattoura Dung Thi Thuy Nguyen Thi Xuan Nhu Nguyen Jelita Noviarini Jordan Howard Knight Redding Krishneel Krishna Reddy Jonathan Rivett Robinson Lily Kathryn Ross Shabnam Alsadat Seyed Mehdi Ahmad Naveed Sharif Budi Annisa Sidi Laszlo Szollosi-Cira Wayne Manaaki Rihari Te Kaawa Chloe Elizabeth Jeanne Wall Dody Wibowo Jacob Brian Young Tian Yue Renzhu Zhang Doctor of Musical Arts Andrew Richard Atwill: Performance 1 of 16 72 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Master of Arts Kaitlyn Elizabeth Brown: Psychology, with Credit Adam Carter: Philosophy, with Distinction Benjamin Thomas Clow: English, with Credit Heather Margaret Kinraid Hutchings: Linguistics, with Distinction Holly Miller Jones: Religious Studies, with Distinction Damon John Lillis: Sociology, with Distinction Shannon Conor Macmillan: Education, with Distinction John Charles Matthews: Classics, with Distinction Neelum Pankaj Patel: Geography, with Credit Jeremy Samuel Spruyt: English, with Distinction Callum James Sutherland: Geography, with Distinction Jessica Kathleen Thompson-Carr: English, with Credit Bachelor of Arts with Honours, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Kiri Gabrielle Lenagh-Glue: Bachelor of Arts with Honours: Classics, First Class Bachelor of Arts with Honours and Bachelor of Arts George Stuart Holden Bluck: Bachelor of Arts with Honours: Anthropology, Second Class (Division I) Pieter Etienne De Villiers: Bachelor of Arts with Honours: Anthropology, First Class Bachelor of Arts with Honours Benjamin John Clarkson: Classics, First Class Ella Grace Donaldson: Philosophy, First Class Clare Rosemary Macleod: Psychology, First Class John William Poulgrain: Psychology, First Class Conor Patrick Rourke: History, First Class Nathan Luke Sampson: Philosophy, First Class Anne-Sophie Miyuki Shogimen: Chinese, First Class Claire Louise Thorrold: Anthropology, First Class Hannah May Zimmerman: Psychology, First Class Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music Rosalind Mary Jocelyn Quatermass Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science Helena Finlayson-Hood Jay Sinclair Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Commerce Mikade Gaylene Barns-Graham 2 of 16 73 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Bianca Eugenie Thomas Bryan Eloise Aimee Crawford Nicholas Jordan Curran Brylie Philippa McGowan Olivia Jane McKenzie Molly Catherine Stewart Bachelor of Arts Jessica Elizabeth Allen Ruta Vaelua Amaramo Taumaoe Neve Maria Beens Dan William Benny Toby Black Amy Jane Bonis Emily Margaret Anne Boud Jack Andrew Denning Bramwell Cynthia Lucia Brumder Lily Davies Bryden Mathew Jesse Burgess Ryan Michael Burke Samantha Sidney Cane Miranda Juliette Kristina Carpenter Gene Christopher Caskie Anton Iourevich Charapov Zoe Dawn Connor Tayla Louise Curline Adam Kenneth McLaren Currie Mary Kate Jo Daley Jordan Nicole Davies Jessica Mary Carole de Mol-Ware Ruby Francesca Northcott Dean Joseph Andreas Demetriou Tait Alexander Familton Conor George Jopp Feehly Grace Lotu Fogavai Sara Eileen Gane Ashley Rose Gaze Josef Anton Geissler Caspar Rydon Gerrand Amber Paige Gorrie George Jacob Acland Gould Maxine Eden Gray Samantha Alice Barton Grieve 3 of 16 74 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Robert Paul Dewi Griffith Olivia Andrea Hall Kea Eve Hansen Annaleise Victoria Hay Sasha Rose Holland Danika Paige Hotham Stella Louise Hudson Madison Margaret Hughes Isla Kate Hutching-Bryant Sophie May Kean Joshua William Kenneally Te Rina Jane Keogh Samantha Kate Kokich Ali Kouzehgari Te Aotaihi Kutia-Ngata Jessica Maata Rapira Lawrence Victoria Joy Letoa Mu Zhi Li Charlotte Anne Lowe Holly Jade Lyall Candace Mei Vaimiimii Mariri Carroll Annabel Olive Marshall Siobhan Renee Martin Garth John Maxwell Shannon Joanne McCabe Lillian Betsy Leuthart McDougall George Robert Pinckney McLauchlan Larissa Jean Tryphena McStay Noah Daniel Meagher Claire Glenna Chin Milburn Nina Elizabeth Minogue Jenny Brouder Mitchell Tyler Eric Mitchell Scott McKenzie Muir Timothy Forrester Murray Elena Maria Navarro Jaimee Alexandra Nicholson James Finlay Nicholson Louis Gabriel Oliveira Claudia Thressa Juliette Ousset Tessa Kate Scotti Parker Miran Jeevaka Peris Ebony Susan Phillips 4 of 16 75 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Margot Farrar Phillips Olivia Anne Pointer Dylan John Potter Joseph Alexander Potter Brooke Anahera Ryan Olivia Kate Sellwood Su Min Seo Cooper T Sharplin Ethan James Conrad Simmonds Cain Conrad Alexander Sleep Clementine Michelle Smith Brittany Jade Spark Frank James Lewis Stone Ava Straw Emma Bernadine Tacon Daniel John van den Kerkhof Emma Michelle Walker Haeata Rangimarie Hayes Watson Kaeden Joshua Watts Caleb James Seth Whelan Bruno Florian Willis Maia Leigh Winiana Rose Kathryn Wood Haylie Janae Wright Yingwen Zhong Master of International Studies Hannah May Gunther, with Distinction Anja Kina Kunz, with Distinction Preeti Maheshwari Master of Peace and Conflict Studies William Maurice Penwell, with Distinction Emma Katherine Powell, with Distinction Jasmine Wilson, with Distinction Master of Planning and Bachelor of Science Emma Jane Turner: Master of Planning, with Credit 5 of 16 76 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Master of Planning Kurt Alistair Bowen, with Distinction Dylan Kidwell Cliff Alice Frances Maud Falloon, with Distinction Zheng Qing Lee, with Credit Samantha Jane McGough, with Credit James Hadleigh Nicol, with Distinction Brenna Debra Sherson, with Distinction Sian Helen Stirling, with Credit Master of Politics and Bachelor of Arts Stacey Anne Howman: Master of Politics, with Distinction Bachelor of Music Henry Golden Arnold (Endorsed in Performance) Michael Justin Eden George Fergus McLenaghen James Fergus Monty Shaw (Endorsed in Composition and Studio Production) Mark Alexander Henry Wigglesworth (Endorsed in Performance and Composition) Bachelor of Performing Arts Katrina Susan Poharama Bachelor of Social Work and Bachelor of Arts Che Vai Thomas-Kavanagh Bachelor of Social Work Sarah Jane Caudwell Nicola Jane Hillis Bachelor of Theology Julie Violet McInnes Master of Chaplaincy Lance Evan Lukin, with Distinction Master of Ministry Philip John Trotter, with Distinction 6 of 16 77 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Master of Indigenous Studies Victoria Anne Campbell, with Distinction Porourangi Wainui Eruera Templeton, with Credit Master of Teaching and Learning Corrie Beaumont (Endorsed in Primary Education), with Credit Sabrina Faamatala Falefatu (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Zoey Maree Flockton (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Credit Thomas Russell Jackson (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Credit Eileen Brown Jansen (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Victoria Rose Kurtovich (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Bronwyn Ruth Lewis (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Joshua Richard Ratcliff (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Credit Ella Lauren Shaw (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Jessica Margaret Smith (Endorsed in Secondary Education), with Distinction Ben Alexander Storey (Endorsed in Secondary Education) Bachelor of Teaching Kieran Jack McIntyre (Endorsed in Primary Education) Angus Campbell McKnight (Endorsed in Primary Education) Master of Education and Learning Sajda Ahmed Abdullah Al Khaburi (Endorsed in Studies in Teacher Education) Bruce Andrew Buckton (Endorsed in Leadership) Lisa Anne Fortes, with Distinction Barbara Jane Lambeth, with Distinction Master of Laws Emily Vanessa Rose Stannard, with Distinction Bachelor of Laws with Honours and Bachelor of Arts Laura Claire Elliott: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Lily Noeline Lesley Leishman: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Gianna Kalean Menzies: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Connor John Seddon: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Timothy Laing Wilkinson: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Bachelor of Laws with Honours and Bachelor of Science Caitlin Rose Leigh: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class 7 of 16 78 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Bachelor of Laws with Honours and Bachelor of Commerce James David Waugh: Bachelor of Laws with Honours, First Class Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts Alice Kathleen Back Katelyn Rose Borich Hannah Grace Brown Eleanor Jayne Greenwood Emily Rose Mathias Emily Jean Mills Rupert Kingsley O'Brien Karla Jasmine Robb Nikita Shannon Rosenbrock Erin TeKaha Tamou Laura Jessie Whitson Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Science Jessica Claire Doughty Rosanna Lynne Geenty Ashleigh Eileen Neill Stella Fay Simpson Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce Liam Henry Brown Mallory Jane Cooper Mathew Turner Ditchburn Thomas Renshaw Hardy Matthew Horace Kerr Travis Gordon Mackie Emily Rose Williams Bachelor of Laws Brooke Emily Amokura Casey Samatra Ruby Hotop Lauren India Land Master of Science Rosemary Kate Elizabeth Sullivan: Genetics, with Distinction 8 of 16 79 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Commerce Alice Kate Averill Lachlan Bowie Chambers Harrison Sydney Mead Natalie Jean Merrill Stephanie Juliet Elizabeth Walker Bachelor of Science Olivia Kate Taylor McLeod Bachelor of Applied Science and Bachelor of Commerce Ashwin Tarith Rasanayagam Master of Commerce Ân Thị Nhã Lương: Tourism, with Distinction An Thu Nguyễn: Marketing Management, with Distinction Bachelor of Commerce and Diploma for Graduates Emily-Rose Hope James: Diploma for Graduates (Endorsed in Tourism) Bachelor of Commerce Lucy Carah Abbot Fatin Shamira Binti Abd Razak Keith Shaina Alcasabas Shaniya Hope Allan Samuel George Angus Timothy Riley Armstrong Chin Lok Au Alexander John Auld-Beverley Sheheryar Baber Alice Claudia Batt Daniel Paul Bayly Lauren Caitlin Bennett Mamta Hrsikesa Bhai Conor Nicholas Bliss-Henaghan Eliza Victoria Blumsky-Gibbs Renee Ollivia Bond Christianus Jacobus Bronswijk Zane Latham Broom Callum Peter Alan Brown 9 of 16 80 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Maggie May Burns Oliver Gustav Burton Harry Jack Calcott Madelaine Armstrong Campbell Siobhan Nirvana Cardus Xavier Quin Casey Alexander Benjamin Chirnside Dominic Michael Clapcott Benjamin Jack Clark Grace Lezlie Cooper Phoebe Grace May Cubitt Joshua Michael Dahlberg Katie Elizabeth Duncan Alice Rose Dunphy Hayley Rose Edwards Kate Leigh Einarsson Benjamin Anthony Farry Bethany Jane Flannery Adam Nicholas Font Jessica Lee Forsyth Matthew Harrison Fox Georgia Louise Freeman Daniel Michael Freeman-Greene Chun Hong Phillip Gao Georgia Rose Gordon Shenghai Guo Olivia Helen Hall Cara Mae Hamer Alice Zinzan Harris Courtney Paige Holden Emily Jane Horsewood Kenichiro Ito James Whittley Johnson Ebony Mariah Joyce Ryley Robert Don Kennard Guyon Thomas Kershaw Will John Kindley Lachlan Jack King Lydia Lena Kinsman Claudia Therese La Hood Nathan Richard Mackenzie Lea Daniel Lee Ella Eve Leslie 10 of 16 81 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Benjamin David Lines Rachel Olivia Lister Sarah Abigail Lister Zhiyuan Liu Deana Yasmin Imran Low Elizabeth Niamh Lowe James William Luddington Oliver Patrick Lyford Kedra Grace Macpherson Rachel Kate Marshall Izzathul Zafarina Binti Mazly Ella Frances McCall Oscar Rahul McCallion Anna-Clair May McCallum Kieran Alistair McClea Oliver Jack van Beek McGill Tess Craigieburn Te Hau Mihiata McKean Angus William McKenzie Rebecka Maria McLachlan Olivia Kate Margaret McLeod Rose Sarah McLeod Mae Charlotte Lawrence Miller Zulaiha Binti Mingo Yukina Miura Brooke Ellen Monkley Alastair Martin Moore Bartholomew Percy Morgan Nicholas Colin Morgan Joshua Christopher Patrick Morrison Cassidy Rawinia Lovie Muir Annabel Louise Mulligan Nadiah Binti Nazeri Jeremy Richard Newton Kiri Jane Nikora Alexandra Ellen O'Brien James Sebastian Orr Alexander John Paris Brooke Victoria Parker Quintin Cargill Petre James Ellis Philip John Lester Bobis Policarpio Reece Eric Raulet Olivia Sophie Richards 11 of 16 82 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Mikayla Beverley Wahineirora Riddall Oliver George Roulston Emma Louise Ryder Kelson Geoffrey Sadlier Olivia Louise Sandlant Grace Lydia-Rose Sheppard Brody Pita Skipper Samuel George Smith Zoe Alexa Cate Smith Kiel Ramon Soper Reece Allan Stackhouse Samuel Richard Stewart Jordan Mark James Stuart Nabila Binti Sulaiman Haoran Sun Henry John Syme Paul Seoni Taylor Brendon Raymond Te Kanawa Jamie Oliver Thiele Angus Charles Basil Tylee Marina Jade Urquhart Siulata I Paluki Utumoengalu Ryan Keegan Van Straalen Vimal Velu Warren Walker Claudia Nina Williams Kopare Charlotte Williams Felix Edward Lu Wilson Matthew Thomas Wilson Maxim Peter Lu Wilson Lachlan William Woon Thomas William Yarrall Mengyan Yu Master of Business Administration Christopher Creighton Conner Brian Patrick Enright Terry Peter Goupillot Angelica Kesi Harry Stefan Michael Hartel Andrew James Hudson Bruce Daniel Hughes Steven Joseph Kessler 12 of 16 83 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Aditya Malhotra Stephen Corey McLachlan Mark David Rodhouse Shane Paul Stevic Harsh Kumar Vijh Master of Economics and Bachelor of Science Benjamin James Brodie: Master of Economics, with Distinction Master of Entrepreneurship Nurul Azizah Kusumaningrum, with Distinction Jahzeel Obiso Tan, with Distinction Michele Tanaga, with Distinction Master of Finance and Bachelor of Commerce Connor James Alexander Stuart: Master of Finance, with Distinction Master of Finance John Peter Namani Phuong Thi Lan Vu, with Distinction Master of International Business Eliza Aroha Riley Ching, with Distinction Husain Taiyebi Jawadwala, with Credit Nihad Mahamood Akhil Prakash Master of Marketing Zoe Olivia MacDonald-Mair, with Distinction Master of Professional Accounting Qijia Han, with Credit Master of Sustainable Business and Bachelor of Commerce Sebastian William Marris Judge: Master of Sustainable Business: , with Distinction 13 of 16 84 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Master of Sustainable Business Olivia Jane Hamilton Bonifant, with Distinction Quin Vincent Hartley, with Distinction Toma Noguchi, with Distinction Josh Robert Cameron Reid, with Distinction Master of Tourism Songhao Dong Lakhan Satramdas Kukreja, with Credit Shutong Li, with Credit Yiteng Li Siniseli Taufalele, with Distinction Weizhe Wang, with Credit Bachelor of Arts and Science and Postgraduate Diploma in Arts Subjects Dominic James Houlihan: Postgraduate Diploma in Arts Subjects: Theatre Studies, with Credit Bachelor of Arts and Science Harvey Oscar Barron Eleanor Louise Briggs Ailsa Eve Dekker Samantha Lynn Devane Braxton-Lee Te Omeka Hoeta Julie Claire Lamont Sophie Jane Millar Katherine Alexandra Spencer Charlotte Kate Turner Master of Higher Education Agnes Wong Soon (Endorsed in Educational Technology), with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Arts Subjects Lisandru Mihail Grigorut: Philosophy, Politics and Economics, with Distinction Deborah Lynette McCabe: Sociology, with Distinction Postgraduate Diploma in Theology Mele Lei Fakaofo 'O Saione Niumeitolu: Christian Thought and History Julie Yvonne O'Toole: Christian Thought and History, with Distinction 14 of 16 85 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Postgraduate Diploma in Chaplaincy Victoria Louise Humphries, with Distinction David Andrew Jackson, with Credit Cameron Charles Pickering, with Credit Postgraduate Diploma in Education and Learning Jennifer Charity: Early Childhood Education, with Distinction Charlotte Kate Hayward, with Credit Postgraduate Diploma in Commerce Katie Sarah Pohlen: Marketing Management, with Credit Postgraduate Diploma in Higher Education Simon Charles Hart Diploma for Graduates Kay Margaret Baldock (Endorsed in Information and Communications Technology) Yunus Erdal (Endorsed in Politics) Thomasina Lorna Ferrall (Endorsed in Marketing Management) Hanne Berit Lidal Haver Andrew John Koens (Endorsed in Management) Billy Jacob La Roche-Matheson (Endorsed in Religious Studies) Olivia Belle Lynch (Endorsed in Marketing Management) Janet Shirley Marquet Anashuya Joanna Richards (Endorsed in Christian Thought and History) Natasha Snegirev Smillie Quinta Jane Wilson (Endorsed in Anthropology) Postgraduate Certificate in Executive Management Lei Hou Ming Yin Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education Maria Aurora Correa Bernardo 15 of 16 86 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Graduation Registers Conferral and Award By the authority of the University of Otago, I, Royden John Somerville, Chancellor, confer degrees and award diplomas of the University upon those declared qualified to receive them as listed in this register. Signature: Date: 29 August 2020 16 of 16 87 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE 29 July 2020 The Senate recommends for approval: Academic Proposals To approve the following suite of proposals to be submitted to the Committee on University Academic Programmes: • To amend the Marine Science curriculum, comprising: - The introduction of Marine Science as a major subject for the Bachelor of Science (BSc) - The deletion of the Oceanography major and minor subjects for BSc - Amendments to the Marine Science minor subject requirements for BSc - An amendment to the Aquaculture and Fisheries minor subject requirements - The introduction of two new special topic paper codes, MARI 250 and MARI 350 - Amendments to the titles of MARI 112 and MARI 301 - Amendments to the titles and paper rules for MARI 202 and AQFI 301 - An amendment to re-code OCEN 201 as MARI 201 and to amend its title and paper rules - An amendment to re-code OCEN 322 as MARI 322 and to amend its title and paper rules - The deletion of OCEN 301, OCEN 321 and OCEN 323 International Agreements To approve the following renewed agreement, as recommended by the Internationalisation Committee: Renewed agreement The Memorandum of Understanding and Student Exchange Agreement between the University of Otago and Hirosaki University, Japan 1 88 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate Matters approved by Senate under delegation through University Statute, for noting: Academic Proposals a) Board of Undergraduate Studies In addition to other consequential amendments and minor changes, the Senate approved the following: Humanities MUSI 270 – David Bowie (new paper) b) Board of Graduate Studies In addition to other consequential amendments and minor changes, the Senate noted the following approved special topic: Sciences MARI 450 –Applied Estuarine Ecology (approved special topic) 2 89 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE SENATE 26 August 2020 The Senate recommends for approval: Limitation of Enrolment To approve a late 2021 Limitation of Enrolment request for the Master of Teaching and Learning (MTchgLn), noting that additional details regarding the request have been provided by the Dean of the College of Education following consideration by the Senate (see attached). Prizes and Scholarships To approve the following new, amended and disestablished prizes and new scholarship, as outlined in a memorandum from the Manager, Postgraduate Scholarships and as recommended by the Scholarships and Prizes Committee (see attached): New prizes Greenwood Roche Prize Gallaway Cook Allan Prize in Law and Emerging Technology 200 level Prize in Genetics Amended prizes Ann Wylie Prize in Genetics 300 level Ann Wylie Prize in Genetics 400 level Disestablished prizes University Bookshop Prizes New scholarship The Sophia Michelle McMillan Crestani Memorial Scholarship 1 90 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate Matters approved by Senate under delegation through University Statute, for noting: Academic Proposals a) Board of Undergraduate Studies In addition to other consequential amendments and minor changes, the Senate approved the following: Commerce MART 330 – Current Issues in International Branding (approved special topic) Sciences EAOS 121 – Special Topic (new special topic paper code) Health Sciences MICN 511 – Medicine Fifth Year 1st Half (new paper code for administrative use) MICN 512 – Medicine Fifth Year 2nd Half (new paper code for administrative use) MICN 519 – Medicine Fifth Year (new paper code for administrative use) b) Board of Graduate Studies In addition to other consequential amendments and minor changes, the Senate approved the following: Humanities POLS 475 – The Ethics and Politics of Resistance (new paper) POLS 512 – The Ethics and Politics of Resistance (Advanced) (new paper) Other matters noted by Senate: Academic Proposals The Senate noted that the Committee on University Academic Programmes (CUAP) approved all of the University’s proposals submitted in Round 1 for 2020, but that: The proposal amending the Foundation Studies Certificate (FSC) regulations and introducing an accelerated course of study for completing the FSC was amended in response to CUAP feedback so that the accelerated course of study for FSC will no longer be introduced. The name of the proposed degree Master of Archaeology and Heritage Studies (MArcHS) has been amended to Master of Archaeological Practice (MArchP) as a result of CUAP feedback. 2 91 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate 92 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate 93 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate Memorandum To Scholarships and Prizes Committee From Peter Boston Manager, Postgraduate Scholarships, Prizes and Awards Date 17 August 2020 Re New and amended Prize and Scholarship proposals Preamble The recommendation of the Scholarships and Prizes Committee is sought for the following new prizes, amended prizes, disestablished prizes and new scholarship to proceed to Senate for its consideration. 1. NEW PRIZES a) Greenwood Roche Prize • Department: Faculty of Law • Value: $1,000 • Background: Greenwood Roche has generously agreed to provide annual sponsorship of $1,000 to support a prize for the best student each year in LAWS460 Vendor and Purchaser. • Recommended by: o Professor Jessica Palmer, Dean, Faculty of Law, Division of Humanities o Professor Tony Ballantyne, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Division of Humanities Proposed Regulations Greenwood Roche Prize Established in 2020 by the University of Otago through generous support from Greenwood Roche, the Prize recognizes the attainment of academic excellence by the top student each year in LAWS460, a practically orientated course which deals with the sale and purchase of land. The Prize is awarded annually by the University Council on the recommendation of Dean of the Faculty of Law to the student who attains the highest grade in LAWS460 Vendor and Purchaser. The award may be given concurrently with other awards. The prize is valued at $1,000. 94 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate b) Gallaway Cook Allan Prize in Law and Emerging Technology • Department: Faculty of Law • Value: $1000 (First Prize), $500 (Highly Commended) • Background: Gallaway Cook Allan is one of the South Island’s premier law firms. Since 1992 they have supported an annual prize for the best student in the Law of Torts. The firm now wish to support an additional prize within the Faculty of Law to recognize the student who submits the best essays in LAWS 428 “Law and Emerging Technologies”. • Recommended by: o Professor Jessica Palmer, Dean, Faculty of Law; Division of Humanities o Professor Tony Ballantyne, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Division of Humanities Proposed Regulations Gallaway Cook Allan Prize in Law and Emerging Technology Established in 2020 by Gallaway Cook Allan, the prize is awarded annually by the University Council on the recommendation of the Prize Judging Panel (consisting of The Dean of Law or their nominee from within the Faculty, a nominee of Gallaway Cook Allan, and one other panel member as nominated by the Dean of Law) to the student who submits the best essays in LAWS428: Law and Emerging Technologies. Conditions of application for the Prize are as follows: • All essays to be considered for the prize must be so indicated by the student. • Agreement by the applicant to be published on the Gallaway Cook Allan website. • Requirements of essay: word length, topic and all other details are to be as per those required of essays submitted for LAWS 428. • Essays must comply with the usual academic policies of the University. An award will not be made in any year in which there are no candidates of sufficient merit. The award may be given concurrently with other awards. The value of the Prize is $1000 for First Prize and $500 for Highly Commended (up to two to be awarded). c) 200 level Prize in Genetics • Department: Genetics Otago Research Centre • Value: $1,000 (First Prize) $500 (Highly Commended) • Background: As part of a review of Genetics undergraduate prizes, a 200 Level Prize is to be established to the best student completing GENE 221, 222 and 223 in a calendar year. The prize will be funded from Departmental resource and set at $500 per annum. It is intended on the retirement of Professor Clive Ronson that the prize will be renamed in his honour. • Recommended by: 2 95 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate o Associate Professor Caroline Beck, Department of Zoology, Division of Sciences o Professor Richard Barker, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Division of Sciences Proposed Regulations 200 level Prize in Genetics This prize was established in 2020 by University of Otago Genetics Mātai ira Governance Board to recognize excellence at 200 level. The Prize shall be awarded to students who demonstrate excellence in papers at 200 level as indicated below: a. the best overall performance in GENE221, GENE222 and GENE223 in the one calendar year. The Prize shall be awarded each year by the University Council on the recommendation of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Sciences) in consultation with the Director of Genetics. Should it be impossible to rank the best candidate, the prize for that year can be shared equally between those students, regardless of their number. The value of the prize will be $500 for a single recipient. If shared the $500 emolument will be equally distributed amongst recipients. 2. AMENDED PRIZES a) Ann Wylie Prize in Genetics 300 level • Department: Genetics Otago Research Centre • Value: $500 • Background: As part of a review of Genetics undergraduate prizes, the value of both the 300 and 400 level Ann Wylie Prizes in Genetic is to be increased from $300 to $500 to set them to standard value for official University prizes. The regulations for the two prizes have also been separated as the content of the regulations forms part of the notice to recipients each year and distinct regulations will ensure clarity about the award being made. A minor wording change has also been made to state GENE360 is excluded rather than referring to a generic special topic paper. • Recommended by: o Associate Professor Caroline Beck, Department of Zoology, Division of Sciences o Professor Richard Barker, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Division of Sciences Current Regulations Ann Wylie Prize in Genetics 300 level Established in 2005 by the Board of Studies for Genetics to encourage excellence amongst students majoring in Genetics, the prizes are named in honour of Associate Professor Ann Wylie who established the first Genetics course at the University of Otago. The prizes shall be known as the Ann Wylie Prizes for 300-level and 400-level Genetics. 3 96 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate The prizes shall be awarded to students who demonstrate excellence in the papers at each level as indicated below: a. at 300-level - the best overall performance in three or more GENE papers (excluding the Special Topics paper) in the one calendar year at 300-level; b. at 400-level - the best overall performance in GENE 490, doubly weighted, GENE 411, GENE 412 and any two other 400-level Science papers. The prizes shall be awarded each year by the University Council on the recommendation of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Sciences) in consultation with the Director of Genetics. Should it be impossible to rank the best candidates, the prize in any category for that year can be shared equally between those students, regardless of their number. Amended Regulations Ann Wylie Prize in Genetics 300 level Established in 2005 by the University of Otago Board of Studies for Genetics, the Prize is named in honour of Associate Professor Ann Wylie who established the first Genetics course at the University of Otago. The Prize shall be awarded to students who demonstrate excellence in papers at 300 level as indicated below: c. the best overall performance in three or more GENE papers (excluding GENE 360) in the one calendar year at 300-level. The Prize shall be awarded each year by the University Council on the recommendation of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Sciences) in consultation with the Director of Genetics. Should it be impossible to rank the best candidates, the prize for that year can be shared equally between those students, regardless of their number. The value of the prize will be $500 for a single recipient. If shared, the $500 emolument will be equally distributed amongst recipients. b) Ann Wylie Prize in Genetics 400 level • Department: Genetics Otago Research Centre • Value: $500 • Background: As part of a review of Genetics undergraduate prizes, the value of both the 300 and 400 level Ann Wylie Prizes in Genetic is to be increased from $300 to $500 to set them to standard value for official University prizes. The regulations for the two prizes have also been separated as the content of the regulations forms part of the notice to recipients each year and distinct regulations will ensure clarity about the award being made. A minor wording change has also been made to state one additional 400 level GENE paper will be considered rather than two to reflect current programme structure. • Recommended by: o Associate Professor Caroline Beck, Department of Zoology, Division of Sciences o Professor Richard Barker, Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Division of Sciences 4 97 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate Current Regulations Anne Wylie Prize in Genetics 400 level Established in 2005 by the Board of Studies for Genetics to encourage excellence amongst students majoring in Genetics, the prizes are named in honour of Associate Professor Ann Wylie who established the first Genetics course at the University of Otago. The prizes shall be known as the Ann Wylie Prizes for 300-level and 400-level Genetics. The prizes shall be awarded to students who demonstrate excellence in the papers at each level as indicated below: a. at 300-level - the best overall performance in three or more GENE papers (excluding the Special Topics paper) in the one calendar year at 300-level; b. at 400-level - the best overall performance in GENE 490, doubly weighted, GENE 411, GENE 412 and any two other 400-level Science papers. The prizes shall be awarded each year by the University Council on the recommendation of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Sciences) in consultation with the Director of Genetics. Should it be impossible to rank the best candidates, the prize in any category for that year can be shared equally between those students, regardless of their number. Amended Regulations Ann Wylie Prize in Genetics 400 level Established in 2005 by the Board of Studies for Genetics, the Prize is named in honour of Associate Professor Ann Wylie who established the first Genetics course at the University of Otago. The Prize shall be awarded to students who demonstrate excellence in the papers at 400 level as indicated below: a. the best overall performance in GENE 490, doubly weighted, GENE 411, GENE 412 and any one other 400-level Science paper. The Prize shall be awarded each year by the University Council on the recommendation of the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Sciences) in consultation with the Director of Genetics. Should it be impossible to rank the best candidates, the Prize for that year can be shared equally between those students, regardless of their number. The value of the prize will be $500 for a single recipient. If shared, the $500 emolument will be equally distributed amongst recipients. 3. DISESTABLISHED PRIZES a) University Bookshop Prizes • Department: Office of Deputy-Vice-Chancellor (Research and Enterprise) • Value: Book vouchers with a value of $200 each • Background: In 2019, Philippa Duffy, the manager of the University Bookshop (UBS) advised that the business wished to discontinue its 24 existing prizes 5 98 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate made to students in a variety of departments across the University. The change would be effective from 2020. UBS instead wish to consolidate their sponsorship into a single Masters level scholarship, which will support Creative Writing or Science Communication students in alternate years. The current memorandum seeks to disestablish twenty of the existing prizes. The new scholarship will be placed before the Committee at a later date. The prizes to be disestablished are listed below: i. University Book Shop Prize in Anthropology ii. University Book Shop Prize in Biomaterials Science iii. University Book Shop Prize in Classical Studies iv. University Book Shop Prize in Computer Science v. University Book Shop Prize in Consumer and Applied Sciences vi. University Book Shop Prize in Contemporary Music vii. University Book Shop Prize in Design Studies viii. University Book Shop Prize in Family Law ix. University Book Shop Flaubert Prize in French Literature x. University Book Shop Prize in Geology xi. University Book Shop Prize in Management xii. University Book Shop Prize in Marketing Management xiii. University Book Shop Prize for the Medical Course at Dunedin xiv. University Book Shop Prize in Pharmaceutical Chemistry xv. University Book Shop Prize in Physical Education xvi. University Book Shop Prize in Physiotherapy xvii. University Book Shop Prize in Preclinical Neurology xviii. University Book Shop Prize in Sensory Science xix. University Book Shop Prize in Surveying xx. University Book Shop Prize in Theology UBS has also sponsored four “named prizes”, which date back to the late 1950s . Consultation is occurring as to whether these named prizes can be retained with Departmental or other donor funds. In the meantime, they will be suspended from nomination in 2020: i. Atticus Prize For Classics; ii. Dostoevsky Prize For Psychology iii. Sterne Prize iv. G E Thompson Prize • Recommended by: o Peter Boston, Manager, Postgraduate Scholarships, Prizes and Awards, Division of Research o Professor Richard Blaikie, Deputy-Vice-Chancellor, Research and Enterprise, Division of Research 6 99 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate 4. NEW SCHOLARSHIP b) The Sophia Michelle McMillan Crestani Memorial Scholarship • Department: Development and Alumni Relations Office/Mathematics and Statistics • Value: $4,500 • Background: Funds have been raised to provide a scholarship in memory of Sophia Crestani who tragically died a at a student party in late 2019. It will be awarded to a female student enrolled in second year Mathematics. The Scholarship will have an additional a focus on recognition of community service or assistance to those in financial need. • Recommended by: o Shelagh Murray, Director, Development and Alumni Relations, Division of External Engagement o Professor Helen Nicholson, Deputy-Vice-Chancellor, Division of External Engagement Proposed Regulations The Sophia Michelle McMillan Crestani Memorial Scholarship Established in 2020 in memory of Sophia Michelle McMillan Crestani, a 2nd year Bachelor of Science student studying mathematics and statistics. Sophia passed away in tragic circumstances at a student party in North Dunedin on 6 October 2019. Sophia, the youngest of 3 children and a twin, grew up in Wellington. She demonstrated her innate ability in mathematics at an early age, winning the St Benedict’s School Mathematics cup and an academic scholarship to Queen Margaret College. Sophia was a caring and enthusiastic spirit with a creative flair, having her Year 13 wearable art work “The Fallen” displayed at the National War Memorial, Hall of Memories as part of the centennial commemoration of the Passchendaele campaign. Sophia was a people person with an engaging and sparkly personality who could light up any space. She was also a sporty young woman, competing in a number of sports including netball, dragon boating and gymnastics. Through her love of working with children she gave back to the community as a gymnastics coach and recreation co-ordinator. Sophia would want other young women to have the educational and career opportunities that she will not. Eligibility Applicants must be: • a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident • a female second-year student studying Mathematics. Application Process Every application for the Scholarship must be submitted to Student Administration (Scholarships) at the University of Otago by the specified closing date. Every applicant must submit: • a completed application form • a copy of the their academic transcript if not an Otago graduate • a letter of reference addressing the applicant’s community activities, and, where relevant 7 100 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate • a statement of financial need (max 500 words), written by the applicant. Selection Process The selection panel will include a representative of the Crestani family, the Head of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, the Director of the Development and Alumni Relations Office and the Manager, Postgraduate Scholarships, Prizes and Awards, or their nominees. The following factors shall be considered in selecting the Scholarship: • a demonstrated focus by the applicant on being community minded and exhibiting community involvement • financial need due to personal/family circumstances. The panel may require an interview with short-listed applicants for the Scholarship. Financial • The Scholarship will normally have a value of $4,500 for living costs, comprising two equal payments made at the start of each academic semester. • The selection panel shall determine the number of scholarships available each year and their value. Tenure • The Scholarship may be held for the equivalent of one full-time year, with full-time tenure. • The Scholarship must be taken up within one year of being awarded. • The Scholarship may be held concurrently with any other University of Otago scholarship where its regulations also allow co-tenure. Other Requirements • Award of the scholarship is dependent on the recipient being admitted to the University of Otago. • The University of Otago reserves the right to use the names, photographs, and details of successful applicants for advertising and publicity. The award holders must agree to be reasonably available to participate in interviews and promotional activities if requested by the University of Otago. • The Scholarship holder must submit a report on the progress of her studies and community involvement to Student Administration (Scholarships) by 1 December of the year they hold the Scholarship. Recommendations The Scholarships and Prizes Committee recommends that the following new prizes, amended prizes, disestablished prizes, and new scholarship proceed to the Senate for its consideration: a. New Prizes i. Greenwood Roche Prize; ii. Gallaway Cook Allan Prize in Law and Emerging Technologies; iii. 200 Level Prize in Genetics; b. Amended Prizes i. Ann Wylie Prize in Genetics 300 level; ii. Ann Wylie Prize in Genetics 400 level; 8 101 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Communications from the Senate c. Disestablished Prizes i. University Book Shop Prize in Anthropology ii. University Book Shop Prize in Biomaterials Science iii. University Book Shop Prize in Classical Studies iv. University Book Shop Prize in Computer Science v. University Book Shop Prize in Consumer and Applied Sciences vi. University Book Shop Prize in Contemporary Music vii. University Book Shop Prize in Design Studies viii. University Book Shop Prize in Family Law ix. University Book Shop Flaubert Prize in French Literature x. University Book Shop Prize in Geology xi. University Book Shop Prize in Management xii. University Book Shop Prize in Marketing Management xiii. University Book Shop Prize for the Medical Course at Dunedin xiv. University Book Shop Prize in Pharmaceutical Chemistry xv. University Book Shop Prize in Physical Education xvi. University Book Shop Prize in Physiotherapy xvii. University Book Shop Prize in Preclinical Neurology xviii. University Book Shop Prize in Sensory Science xix. University Book Shop Prize in Surveying xx. University Book Shop Prize in Theology d. New Scholarship i. The Sophia Michelle McMillan Crestani Memorial Scholarship. 9 102 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review FINANCIAL REVIEW For the Period Ended 31 July 2020 Executive Summary The operating surplus for the period ended 31 July 2020 was $174.0 million, which was $7.5 million greater than the budgeted surplus of $166.5 million. This favourable variance was mainly driven by savings caused by the COVID-related reduction of activity on campus, partly offset by reduced tuition related-income and residential college, food outlet, dental and physiotherapy patient income. The financial impact of COVID-19 on the remainder of the year cannot yet be reliably estimated, as a number of factors are still uncertain and the environment continues to change. In particular, any return to more stringent lockdown measures may adversely affect income for the remainder of the year. Liquidity was strong and cash reserves were sufficient to meet the planned significant expenditure on major projects until December 2020, at which point borrowing will be required. The financial impact of COVID-19 will put pressure on operating cash flows and ongoing savings will be required to ensure the University is well placed for recovery. 103 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review Tuition-related income is largely recognised in March and July at the time of first and second semester enrolments, rather than evenly throughout the year. This shows the impact of enrolment numbers as early as possible, allowing time for decisions to be made about the consequences of variances against income budgets. This phases the University surplus as shown in the graph above, with income being recognised early in the year. Year to date surplus/(deficit) by function ($ million): Full Year Year to Date Last YearFirst Forecast ActualFirst Forecast Var Last Year $189.2 $188.9 Teaching $263.0 $263.1 $(0.1) $262.9 $19.9 $17.9 Research $20.6 $16.6 $4.0$15.0 $8.1$5.6 Commercial $0.2$4.7 $(4.5)$7.7 $3.9$0.4 Treasury $2.2$0.4 $1.8$2.9 $(213.5) $(206.4) Administration $(111.9) $(118.3) $6.3 $(118.0) $7.6$6.4 $174.0 $166.5 $7.5 $170.4 104 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review Divisional Operating Contribution Summary Year to date ($ millions) Commentary Academic Actual Budget Variance Divisions Commerce 5.2 6.1 (1.0) Unfavourable variance mostly due to lower student-related income Health Sciences 35.8 33.9 1.9 Favourable variances in travel and consumable expenditure have been partially offset by lower income due to clinics being closed during COVID- 19 lockdown and lower student-related income. Humanities 12.7 13.6 (0.8) Sciences 17.9 16.2 1.8 Lower consumable and travel expenditure were partially offset by lower student-related income. Total Academic 71.6 69.8 1.9 Divisions Other Divisions Academic and 21.3 20.0 1.4 Favourable variances due to lower consumables Student Services and professional staff expenditure. Campus and 3.1 7.8 (4.7) Lower income in the residential colleges due to Collegiate Life rebate given to students during COVID-19 Services lockdown. Catering outlets on campus were also closed during lockdown Committees 10.0 7.6 2.4 Favourable variances due to postgraduate scholarships being deferred. Income received for the Pūtea Tautoko relief fund was higher than distributions to date External 9.6 7.7 2.0 Favourable variances in travel, catering, Engagement marketing and postage all due to COVID-19 lockdown Corporate 10.8 8.6 2.3 Funding received from TEC for COVID-related support and higher investment income Financial Services 3.0 2.9 0.1 Human Resources 1.9 1.9 (0.0) ITS 14.0 13.3 0.7 Lower use of subcontractors, due to COVID-19, and savings in professional staff Operations 1.0 1.7 (0.6) Higher expenditure on preparatory work for capital project business cases than budget. Property Services 1.7 (0.1) 1.8 Favourable variances related to energy savings and lower use of external contractors due to COVID-19 lockdown Research 2.7 2.3 0.3 Shared Services 20.8 21.6 (0.7) Additional resourcing needed to support the COVID-19 response, particularly within Ask Otago Vice Chancellor's 2.4 1.6 0.8 Favourable variances in consumable expenditure Office (travel, professional consulting), and staff related costs Total Other 102.4 96.8 5.7 Divisions Grand Total 174.0 166.5 7.5 (Surplus/(Deficit) 105 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review Treasury Investment Income Investment income was $2.2 million year to date, which was $1.8 million higher than budget as a result of higher cash balances caused by delayed capital expenditure. Cash balance Cash on hand was $78.0 million greater than budget. This resulted mainly from slower spend on capital projects and consumables and travel savings. The anticipated date when borrowing will be required is December 2020. Cash flow from operations was $132.2 million year to date, this was $24.0 million higher than budget as a result of reduced consumable and travel expenditure and higher research income received in advance, partly offset by lower tuition and commercial income. Due to forecast decreased income related to the impact of COVID-19, cash flow from operations is expected to be significantly reduced by the end of 2020. Net cash outflow from investing was $75.0 million year to date. This was $30.5 million less than budget as a result of delays in expenditure on capital projects. Capital Total capital expenditure year to date was $66.5 million. This was $39.2 million less than budget. Capital Projects Major (project budget $10 million +) capital project variances were: Project Full Year Life to Date % Project Actual Budget Var Actual Budget % spent complete $m $m $m $m $m Manukau Dental Facility 5.1 5.8 0.7 23.3 28.3 82% 95% Music and Theatre Relocation 9.4 5.4 (4.0) 30.3 30.2 100% 96% Te Rangi Hiroa Replacement 2.6 15.9 13.3 3.5 101.7 3% 10% Eccles Building 10.3 12.4 2.1 52.8 49.3 107% 82% School of Dentistry Upgrade 12.5 15.7 3.2 127.1 131.7 97% 75% Christchurch Health Precinct 2.2 5.0 2.7 7.7 178.3 4% 3% Other projects 15.6 24.3 8.6 Total Major Projects 57.7 84.3 26.6 Annual Capital Pools 8.9 21.5 12.6 TOTAL CAPITAL 66.5 105.8 39.2 106 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review Manukau Dental Facility ($0.7 million underspend YTD) The building has been commissioned and is operational. The Service Level Agreement has been agreed and, along with the Deed of Lease, remains with the DHB for final sign off. The official opening is scheduled for 1 September. Music & Theatre Relocation ($4.0 million overspend YTD) • Stage 2 (refurbishment) completed. • Old Studio (180 Albany street) demolition contract tender awarded 6 July 2020. • Demolition target completion November 2020. Te Rangi Hiroa Replacement ($13.3 million underspend YTD) • DCC resource consent issued. • Fixed Price Lump Sum for construction due in September with a target (subject to affordability) of appointing contractor in October. • Government shovel ready funding application submitted. Outcome unknown. Eccles Building ($2.1 million underspend YTD) • Historical delays and budget overruns due to ground conditions, façade changes, revised steam supply and Contractors productivity. • Project completion forecast now November 2020. Levels 1 and 2 near completion. Christchurch Health Precinct ($2.7 million underspend YTD) • Council has approved in principle the UOC business case subject to appropriate stage gates and ongoing affordability. • Government shovel ready funding application submitted. Outcome unknown. • Developed Design progressing in line with Master Programme. • Market briefing session with contractors which received high interest. School of Dentistry Upgrade ($3.2 million underspend YTD) • Current contract completion date is January 2021 but with a target handover pre-Christmas 2020 to enable client commissioning and operational readiness for semester 1 2021. • The project has established a worst case budget forecast of an overspend of $11.5. The project team has explored and implemented value management options to mitigate this overspend. • Operational commissioning planning is well underway and commission program has been completed. 107 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review MONTHLY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 31 July 2020 CONTENTS PAGE Monthly Overview 1 Statement of Financial Performance 2 Analysis of Consumables 3 Statement of Financial Position 4 Statement of Cash Flows 5 Statement of Cost Services Commerce 6 Health Sciences 7 Humanities 8 Sciences 9 Service Divisions 10 Statement of Capital Expenditure 11 Statement of Capital Works, Significant 12 Equipment & Other Projects 108 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review MONTHLY OVERVIEW For the period ended 31 July 2020 Actual Budget Last Year ($,000's) ($,000's) ($,000's) Surplus Year to Date 174,050 166,533 170,351 Total Cash Flow 57,225 2,736 47,516 93,736 15,737 131,941 Total Assets 2,218,895 2,290,715 2,133,851 University of Otago Actual and Budgeted Surplus 200,000 150,000 100,000 $ ('000's) 50,000 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec -50,000 -100,000 2020 Actual 2020 Budget 2019 Actual 2018 Actual University of Otago Monthly Cash on Hand 250,000 200,000 150,000 100,000 50,000 ($,000's) 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec -50,000 -100,000 2020 Actual 2020 Budget 2019 Actual 2018 Actual 1 109 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review University of Otago Statement of Financial Performance Period Ended 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance Last Year $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's INCOME 244,859 253,010 Vote Education 247,282 246,846 436 239,942 62,234 62,493 Performance Based Research Funding 36,539 36,454 85 37,166 2,640 2,057 Vote Health 1,321 1,095 226 1,054 116,840 120,601 Domestic Tuition Fees 117,713 118,104 (391) 114,957 48,669 51,549 International Tuition Fees 42,869 50,806 (7,937) 47,854 3,929 384 Investment Income 2,195 372 1,823 2,874 25,039 24,007 Sundry Income 17,587 18,315 (728) 19,042 137,673 144,867 Externally Funded Research 86,648 84,989 1,659 79,918 10,333 11,816 Distribution from Trusts 7,467 6,460 1,007 4,455 81,549 84,328 Consulting & Commercial Income 43,167 52,473 (9,306) 49,716 1,950 193 Intellectual Property 104 53 51 91 3,593 6,283 Capitalisation of internal costs 3,532 3,783 (251) 1,793 739,308 761,588 Total Income 606,424 619,750 (13,326) 598,862 EXPENDITURE 219,873 225,727 Salaries - Academic 134,079 132,683 (1,396) 127,830 171,189 175,906 Salaries - Professional 103,466 104,539 1,073 97,289 32,832 25,354 Staff Related Costs 15,485 16,237 752 20,382 27,498 30,341 Subcontracted Services 22,662 18,354 (4,308) 17,037 114,201 121,417 Consumables & General 49,580 70,836 21,256 61,105 45,418 44,786 Occupancy Costs 24,135 25,372 1,237 26,234 70,244 80,783 Depreciation 43,507 45,411 1,904 39,867 50,415 50,864 Scholarships 39,460 39,785 325 38,767 731,670 755,178 Total Expenditure 432,374 453,217 20,843 428,511 7,638 6,410 Operating Surplus / (Deficit) 174,050 166,533 7,517 170,351 2 110 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review University of Otago Analysis of Consumables and General Period Ended 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance Last Year $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's 4,240 4,238 Administration Expenses 1,785 2,568 783 2,588 2,366 2,454 Communications Expenses 1,356 1,429 73 1,374 7,932 7,631 Equipment Expenses 4,224 4,817 593 4,515 12,453 14,842 Laboratory Expenses 6,455 8,199 1,744 6,516 10,340 11,198 Computing Expenses 10,675 9,545 (1,130) 7,629 13,825 13,917 Reference Material Costs 2,866 2,532 (334) 2,399 17,129 17,116 Travel & Accommodation Expenses 2,676 10,371 7,695 9,812 4,653 4,078 Advertising & Promotion 1,791 2,408 617 1,791 9,278 9,032 Professional, Consulting & Affiliation 5,050 5,672 622 5,464 4,179 4,942 Student Related Expenses 2,077 3,301 1,224 2,440 2,959 2,310 Corporate Expenses 606 1,149 543 1,245 11,054 10,946 Goods For Resale & Catering Expenses 4,199 6,411 2,212 6,178 13,793 18,713 Other Expenses 5,820 12,434 6,614 9,154 114,201 121,417 Total Consumables & General 49,580 70,836 21,256 61,105 3 111 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review University of Otago Statement of Financial Position As at 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance Last Year $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS 16,555 - Cash and Bank 6,480 5,000 1,480 8,003 20,000 - Bank Term Deposits 87,300 10,737 76,563 124,000 45,827 30,779 Accounts Receivable 132,000 127,493 4,507 128,994 12,544 12,011 Prepayments 6,275 5,967 308 5,664 1,044 1,218 Inventory 1,131 1,253 (122) 1,219 95,970 44,008 Total Current Assets 233,186 150,450 82,736 267,880 INVESTMENTS 5,354 7,566 Loans and Advances 5,298 7,833 (2,535) 5,658 32,558 33,053 Investments 33,637 33,053 584 33,024 37,912 40,619 Total Investments 38,935 40,886 (1,951) 38,682 1,924,205 2,126,228 FIXED ASSETS 1,946,774 2,099,379 (152,605) 1,827,289 2,058,087 2,210,855 TOTAL ASSETS 2,218,895 2,290,715 (71,820) 2,133,851 LIABILITIES CURRENT LIABILITIES 31,206 45,150 Accounts Payable 22,738 29,622 (6,884) 32,373 31,626 31,827 General Accruals 22,874 30,249 (7,375) 34,792 50,686 52,600 Employee Entitlements 56,323 55,426 897 51,427 26,757 18,348 Student Fees Received in Advance 3,571 3,657 (86) 3,782 48,549 46,690 Research Funds Received in Advance 62,154 47,418 14,736 44,985 4,025 3,590 Other Income Received in Advance 11,206 9,895 1,311 10,429 192,849 198,205 Total Current Liabilities 178,866 176,267 2,599 177,788 TERM LIABILITIES 53,481 49,631 Employee Entitlements 54,215 49,631 4,584 49,631 - 58,325 Bank Loans - - - - 53,481 107,956 Total Term Liabilities 54,215 49,631 4,584 49,631 EQUITY 602,393 609,737 General Reserve 605,144 609,737 (4,593) 604,428 34,354 34,354 Capital Injections 34,354 34,354 - 34,354 108,029 108,191 Carry Forwards 112,923 108,191 4,732 104,768 1,059,343 1,146,002 Property Revaluation Reserve 1,059,343 1,146,002 (86,659) 992,531 7,638 6,410 Operating Surplus/(Deficit) 174,050 166,533 7,517 170,351 1,811,757 1,904,694 Total Equity 1,985,814 2,064,817 (79,003) 1,906,432 2,058,087 2,210,855 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL 2,218,895 2,290,715 (71,820) 2,133,851 4 112 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review University of Otago Statement of Cashflows Period Ended 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance Last Year $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's OPERATING ACTIVITIES Cash was provided from: 313,462 317,560 Income from Government Grant 184,177 185,136 (959) 182,877 181,690 185,685 Income from Student Fees 159,321 164,627 (5,306) 162,695 249,603 252,732 Income from Services 166,136 156,573 9,563 152,818 4,530 604 Interest & Dividends Received 1,074 482 592 2,506 749,285 756,581 510,708 506,818 3,890 500,896 Cash was applied to: 385,600 394,777 Paid to Employees 231,917 231,376 (541) 223,673 274,975 265,733 Paid to Suppliers 146,613 167,247 20,634 157,966 660,575 660,510 378,530 398,623 20,093 381,639 88,710 96,071 Net Cash Flows from Operating Activities 132,178 108,195 23,983 119,257 INVESTING ACTIVITIES Cash was provided from: 749 338 Investments 58 71 (14) 81 102 18 Disposal of Fixed Assets 38 - 38 43 851 356 96 71 24 124 Cash was applied to: - - Investments 364 - (364) - 137,493 167,753 Purchase of Fixed Assets 74,685 105,530 30,845 71,865 137,493 167,753 75,049 105,530 30,481 71,865 (136,642) (167,397) Net Cash Flows from Investing Activities (74,953) (105,459) 30,506 (71,741) FINANCING ACTIVITIES Cash was applied to: Loans / Advances ------ - - Net Cash Flows from Financing Activities - - - - (47,932) (71,326) Total Cash Flows 57,225 2,736 54,489 47,516 84,487 13,001 Opening Balance 36,555 13,001 23,554 84,487 36,555 (58,325) Closing Balance 93,780 15,737 78,043 132,003 Represented by: 16,555 - Cash and Bank 6,480 5,000 1,480 8,003 20,000 - Bank Term Deposits 87,300 10,737 76,563 124,000 - (58,325) Bank Loans - - - - 36,555 (58,325) 93,780 15,737 78,043 132,003 5 113 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review Division of Commerce Statement of Cost of Services Period Ended 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance Last Year $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's INCOME 16,979 17,477 Vote Education 17,039 17,062 (23) 16,626 2,282 2,582 Performance Based Research Funding 1,506 1,506 - 1,372 13,196 13,688 Domestic Tuition Fees 13,088 13,054 34 12,624 8,700 9,034 International Tuition Fees 7,024 8,515 (1,491) 8,106 145 16 Sundry Income 63 11 52 61 2,068 1,329 Externally Funded Research 1,095 767 328 1,520 465 413 Distribution from Trusts 212 236 (24) 242 413 543 Consulting & Commercial Income 62 269 (207) 216 3,420 2,176 Internal Income 1,758 1,189 569 1,647 47,668 47,258 Total Income 41,847 42,609 (762) 42,414 EXPENDITURE 16,551 16,765 Salaries - Academic 9,880 9,878 (2) 9,946 1,223 1,180 Salaries - Professional 763 616 (147) 719 1,281 1,242 Staff Related Costs 696 767 71 747 48 290 Subcontracted Services 2 168 166 20 4,803 3,004 Consumables & General 1,753 1,612 (141) 2,472 435 8 Occupancy Costs 9 5 (4) 252 1,450 2,976 Internal Rent 1,710 1,736 26 841 21,764 22,174 Service Division Costs 22,174 22,174 - 21,764 (3,528) (4,629) Subventions (4,629) (4,629) - (3,528) 3,875 3,892 Interest on Capital 3,892 3,892 - 3,875 134 120 Depreciation 75 71 (4) 78 374 236 Scholarships 369 186 (183) 241 48,410 47,258 Total Expenditure 36,694 36,476 (218) 37,427 (742) - Net Surplus / (Deficit) 5,153 6,133 (980) 4,987 6 114 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review Division of Health Sciences Statement of Cost of Services Period Ended 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance Last Year $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's INCOME 136,451 140,524 Vote Education 134,470 136,096 (1,626) 132,930 35,640 36,863 Performance Based Research Funding 21,500 21,504 (4) 21,185 2,640 2,057 Vote Health 1,321 1,095 226 1,054 53,415 55,248 Domestic Tuition Fees 52,823 53,733 (910) 52,254 21,054 22,252 International Tuition Fees 21,382 22,057 (675) 20,765 5,475 6,261 Sundry Income 2,639 3,856 (1,217) 3,392 97,517 103,390 Externally Funded Research 57,425 60,314 (2,889) 56,279 5,029 5,085 Distribution from Trusts 3,376 2,466 910 2,016 14,671 17,284 Consulting & Commercial Income 7,231 10,268 (3,037) 8,578 189 184 Intellectual Property 59 48 11 87 82,117 73,934 Internal Income 48,233 45,419 2,814 47,574 454,198 463,082 Total Income 350,459 356,856 (6,397) 346,114 EXPENDITURE 130,121 136,076 Salaries - Academic 79,473 79,986 513 75,257 28,080 27,497 Salaries - Professional 16,575 16,312 (263) 16,331 11,283 11,353 Staff Related Costs 6,126 6,917 791 6,655 15,391 17,468 Subcontracted Services 10,823 10,430 (393) 9,005 109,274 105,300 Consumables & General 55,710 63,285 7,575 62,022 6,033 784 Occupancy Costs 381 446 65 3,533 19,572 29,526 Internal Rent 16,413 16,685 272 11,413 102,093 106,046 Service Division Costs 106,046 106,046 - 102,093 (550) (6,427) Subventions (6,427) (6,427) - (550) 19,448 19,654 Interest on Capital 19,654 19,654 - 19,448 9,542 10,030 Depreciation 5,676 5,721 45 4,865 5,971 5,775 Scholarships 4,208 3,902 (306) 4,074 456,258 463,082 Total Expenditure 314,658 322,957 8,299 314,146 (2,060) - Net Surplus / (Deficit) 35,801 33,899 1,902 31,968 7 115 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review Division of Humanities Statement of Cost of Services Period Ended 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance Last Year $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's INCOME 36,099 37,344 Vote Education 36,807 37,033 (226) 35,722 7,694 7,016 Performance Based Research Funding 4,092 4,092 - 4,596 24,728 25,406 Domestic Tuition Fees 25,250 25,203 47 24,563 7,999 8,439 International Tuition Fees 5,395 8,425 (3,030) 7,940 559 319 Sundry Income 224 258 (34) 344 6,922 6,180 Externally Funded Research 5,995 3,410 2,585 3,887 2,615 3,249 Distribution from Trusts 1,555 1,511 44 844 3,976 3,529 Consulting & Commercial Income 2,678 2,471 207 2,276 8 6 Intellectual Property 3 3 - 2 5,814 5,676 Internal Income 3,468 3,547 (79) 3,243 96,414 97,164 Total Income 85,467 85,953 (486) 83,417 EXPENDITURE 38,432 37,339 Salaries - Academic 22,512 21,683 (829) 22,312 2,372 2,119 Salaries - Professional 1,375 1,250 (125) 1,355 2,946 2,765 Staff Related Costs 1,617 1,721 104 1,695 1,234 1,259 Subcontracted Services 2,795 747 (2,048) 856 8,311 9,705 Consumables & General 3,713 6,006 2,293 4,153 1,313 97 Occupancy Costs 36 60 24 763 3,886 5,487 Internal Rent 3,002 3,170 168 2,279 41,642 43,481 Service Division Costs 43,481 43,481 - 41,642 (11,798) (13,957) Subventions (13,957) (13,957) - (11,798) 7,355 7,331 Interest on Capital 7,331 7,331 - 7,355 797 778 Depreciation 413 470 57 490 908 760 Scholarships 441 442 1 600 97,398 97,164 Total Expenditure 72,759 72,404 (355) 71,702 (984) - Net Surplus / (Deficit) 12,708 13,549 (841) 11,715 8 116 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review Division of Sciences Statement of Cost of Services Period Ended 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance Last Year $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's INCOME 54,445 56,335 Vote Education 56,298 55,880 418 54,203 16,515 15,813 Performance Based Research Funding 9,224 9,224 - 9,839 25,469 26,255 Domestic Tuition Fees 26,503 26,110 393 25,486 10,907 11,824 International Tuition Fees 9,069 11,810 (2,741) 10,901 1,861 875 Sundry Income 316 534 (218) 1,386 31,033 33,845 Externally Funded Research 22,021 20,403 1,618 18,166 585 598 Distribution from Trusts 397 357 40 412 1,048 901 Consulting & Commercial Income 654 626 28 674 2 3 Intellectual Property 1 3 (2) 2 34,589 31,342 Internal Income 16,328 14,605 1,723 15,588 176,454 177,791 Total Income 140,811 139,552 1,259 136,657 EXPENDITURE 43,430 44,014 Salaries - Academic 27,458 26,216 (1,242) 25,358 9,151 8,816 Salaries - Professional 4,590 5,155 565 5,551 3,977 3,667 Staff Related Costs 2,039 2,184 145 2,344 6,903 7,339 Subcontracted Services 6,612 4,587 (2,025) 4,871 41,920 40,146 Consumables & General 17,024 19,851 2,827 19,690 3,599 181 Occupancy Costs 56 102 46 2,019 9,891 13,638 Internal Rent 7,857 7,955 98 5,825 48,912 51,516 Service Division Costs 51,516 51,516 - 48,912 (13,059) (12,422) Subventions (12,422) (12,422) - (13,059) 14,465 14,083 Interest on Capital 14,083 14,083 - 14,465 3,598 3,609 Depreciation 2,130 2,108 (22) 2,028 3,416 3,204 Scholarships 1,922 2,044 122 2,309 176,203 177,791 Total Expenditure 122,865 123,379 514 120,313 251 - Net Surplus / (Deficit) 17,946 16,173 1,773 16,344 9 117 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review Service Divisions Statement of Cost of Services Period Ended 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance Last Year $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's INCOME 885 1,329 Vote Education 2,667 775 1,892 462 102 219 Performance Based Research Funding 216 128 88 174 32 4 Domestic Tuition Fees 49 4 45 29 9 - International Tuition Fees - - - 143 3,929 384 Investment Income 2,195 372 1,823 2,874 16,999 16,535 Sundry Income 14,344 13,657 687 13,860 133 124 Externally Funded Research 112 95 17 67 1,639 2,471 Distribution from Trusts 1,928 1,889 39 941 61,443 62,071 Consulting & Commercial Income 32,542 38,839 (6,297) 37,973 1,750 - Intellectual Property 41 - 41 - 107,523 133,303 Internal Income 75,489 77,568 (2,079) 62,340 194,444 216,440 Total Income 129,583 133,327 (3,744) 118,863 EXPENDITURE 3,400 3,808 Salaries - Academic 2,094 2,198 104 1,976 132,082 138,339 Salaries - Professional 81,047 82,423 1,376 74,412 14,232 7,210 Staff Related Costs 5,545 5,193 (352) 9,460 3,922 3,984 Subcontracted Services 2,430 2,423 (7) 2,284 86,233 87,205 Consumables & General 47,086 51,737 4,651 46,962 58,105 50,479 Occupancy Costs 27,335 28,746 1,411 33,751 19,996 42,615 Internal Rent 24,615 24,319 (296) 11,347 (214,411) (223,217) Service Division Costs (223,217) (223,217) - (214,411) 28,935 37,435 Subventions 37,435 37,435 - 28,935 (45,142) (44,959) Interest on Capital (44,959) (44,959) - (45,142) 56,173 66,245 Depreciation 35,213 37,042 1,829 32,405 39,746 40,888 Scholarships 32,520 33,212 692 31,543 183,271 210,032 Total Expenditure 27,144 36,552 9,408 13,522 11,173 6,408 Net Surplus / (Deficit) 102,439 96,775 5,664 105,341 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance Last Year $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's 6,683 2,731 Campus & Collegiate Life Services 3,112 7,780 (4,668) 9,673 (3,435) (3,345) Academic & Student Services 21,309 19,953 1,356 19,819 (626) - Committees 9,962 7,598 2,364 7,499 11,753 10,823 Corporate 10,828 8,570 2,258 14,474 1,358 - External Engagement 9,642 7,662 1,980 9,853 (67) - Financial Services 3,034 2,916 118 2,856 437 - Human Resources 1,855 1,867 (12) 2,312 2,165 - Information Technology Services 14,025 13,319 706 13,820 (1,031) (1,706) Operations 1,042 1,656 (614) 2,498 (3,287) (30) Property Services 1,724 (77) 1,801 (1,643) (482) (450) Research 2,657 2,341 316 2,333 (1,282) - Shared Services 20,831 21,562 (731) 20,084 (1,013) (1,615) Vice Chancellor's Office 2,418 1,628 790 1,763 11,173 6,408 Net Surplus / (Deficit) 102,439 96,775 5,664 105,341 10 118 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review University of Otago Statement of Capital Expenditure Period Ended 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance Last Year $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's LAND AND BUILDINGS 100,813 110,275 Capital Works Programme 51,262 71,760 20,497 59,519 Divisional Land & Buildings 444 - Service Divisions 10 - 10 402 1,385 306 Campus & Collegiate Life Services 212 164 (48) 569 205 30 Division of Health Sciences 23 - (23) 13 2 - Division of Sciences 48 - (48) 2 2,036 336 Total Divisional Land and Buildings 293 164 (129) 986 102,849 110,611 Total Land & Buildings 51,555 71,924 20,369 60,505 FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT 618 1,200 Equipment Committee 151 1,200 1,049 349 3,662 6,404 Capital Works Programme 1,006 4,215 3,208 2,804 Divisional Furniture & Equipment 5,257 11,285 Service Divisions 2,129 8,546 6,417 1,590 1,184 2,752 Campus & Collegiate Life Services 607 1,018 411 620 154 160 Division of Commerce 70 100 29 79 8,141 9,324 Division of Health Sciences 2,352 4,131 1,779 4,247 578 736 Division of Humanities 213 642 429 262 3,234 3,306 Division of Sciences 1,258 2,874 1,615 1,991 22,828 35,167 Total Furniture & Equipment 7,786 22,726 14,940 11,942 SOFTWARE & SYSTEMS 6,357 12,242 Capital Works Programme 5,253 7,141 1,889 3,146 Divisional Software & Systems 2,620 6,813 Service Divisions 201 2,355 2,154 340 70 103 Division of Health Sciences 29 47 18 40 8 - Division of Humanities - - - 8 22 31 Division of Sciences 22 23 1 14 9,077 19,189 Total Software & Systems 5,505 9,566 4,061 3,548 LIBRARY BOOKS AND PERIODICALS 2,653 2,936 Academic & Student Services 1,667 1,492 (175) 1,603 75 85 Division of Health Sciences 36 59 23 39 2,728 3,021 Total Library Books & Periodicals 1,703 1,551 (152) 1,642 137,482 167,988 TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURE 66,549 105,767 39,218 77,637 11 119 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review University of Otago Statement of Capital Works, Significant Equipment and Other Projects Period Ended 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's CDC Capex - Approved Building Projects 7 - 180 Albany St - Hazard Mitigation - - - 2,659 - Adams Building - Pharmacy Accreditation 29 - (29) 141 - All Other SSR Hubs 135 - (135) (2) 3,000 Arana Seismic & Fire - 210 210 16,204 5,753 Auckland Dental Facility 5,063 5,753 690 (3) 1,650 Caps / Gregory Project - 825 825 494 - Castle St Landscaping Projects 19 - (19) 31 - Centralised and Consistent Accommodation Management 357 - (357) 2,876 12,000 Christchurch University of Otago 2,243 4,982 2,739 1,627 400 Clock Tower Refurbishment 608 400 (208) 61 - Commerce Renovation Project - - - 26 - Generator Replacement at 444 388 - (388) 59 1,995 H¿kitekura 471 570 99 4,211 - Hayward Seismic / Fire 6 - (6) - - Interprofessional Learning Centre 2 - (2) 1,148 - Invercargill Learning Centre - Health Sciences - - - 11 - ISB Ask Otago Fitout 55 - (55) 16,145 5,375 Music and Theatre Studies 9,362 5,375 (3,987) - 32,000 New College - Te Rangi Hiroa Replacement 2,560 15,869 13,309 175 - ORC Leith Union St to Leith St Landscaping - - - (3) 1,500 Physical Education - 750 750 44 - Portobello - Aquarium - - - 18,055 12,500 Research Support Facilities Stage 2 & 3 10,340 12,419 2,079 22,214 18,233 School of Dentistry Upgrade & Extension 12,458 15,650 3,192 - 1,936 Science III Fire 22 1,129 1,107 3,789 - Science Precinct - Laboratory Redevelopment 172 - (172) 133 1,258 Slips and Trips 16 1,258 1,242 (13) - St David II General Fit-Out 5 - (5) (1) - Studholme Seismic & Fire - - - (1) - Union Court - - - 335 - University Plaza Building One 100 - (100) (1) 2,400 UOW Project 243 1,200 957 8 - Wickliffe Block - Demolition & Car Parking - - - 90,429 100,000 44,654 66,390 21,736 CDC Capex - New Buildings - - Property Purchases ------CDC Capex - Approved IT Projects 11 - Aconex - Implementation & Integration 2 - (2) - 263 Ascender v19 Upgrade 57 123 66 5 - CCTV - - - - 653 CI Anywhere - Finance one 210 326 116 1 - Clocktower ICT 125 - (125) - 3 Configuring Agency Portal - 3 3 652 483 Customer Relationship Mgt - Phase One 470 252 (218) - 2,755 Customer Relationship Mgt - Phase Two 413 965 552 644 525 Dental ICT Requirements 177 350 173 - 1,050 Digital Exams 1,071 635 (436) - 1,261 Energy Efficiency - ICT and Analytics 39 473 434 5 9 Event Management 35 9 (26) 1,287 - Exodus Upgrade - Network Internet Edge Replacement 62 - (62) 3,008 1,870 Network Upgrade Project - Phase 2 2,325 1,870 (455) 212 - Oracle Service Cloud phase I enhancements 19 - (19) 42 - Placement Administration System - - - 1 - Principal Investigator Reporting 5 - (5) 126 - Professional Development ¿ Learning Deployment - - - - 364 Room Booking Consolidation 30 136 106 3 - Service Delivery Management - - - 196 - Student Management System Enhancements 407 - (407) 61 - Student Mobile App - - - 57 - Student Placement ¿ Stage 3 242 - (242) 6,311 9,236 5,689 5,142 547 Property Services - Capital Portion of R & M Budgets 2,114 2,500 Statutory Projects 609 1,458 849 2,742 2,000 Adaption Projects 1,866 1,167 (699) 9,246 11,922 Preventative Maintenance 4,705 6,809 2,104 12 120 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Financial Review University of Otago Statement of Capital Works, Significant Equipment and Other Projects Period Ended 31 July 2020 31 July 2020 Full Year Year to Date Last Year Budget Actual Budget Variance $000's $000's $000's $000's $000's 14,102 16,422 7,180 9,434 2,254 110,842 125,658 TOTAL 57,523 80,966 23,443 Available Funding for Projects not yet Approved - 3,264 CDC - ICT Projects available funds - 2,149 2,149 - 3,264 - 2,149 2,149 110,842 128,922 CAPITAL WORKS ADDITIONS TO FIXED ASSETS 57,523 83,115 25,592 13 121 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Hocken Collections MEMORANDUM / MANATU To / Ki a University Council From / Nā Chris Stoddart Registrar and Secretary to the Council Date / Te rā 2 September 2020 Subject / Te Kaupapa Hocken Collection Trustee Responsibilities 1. The Hocken Collection is a collection of documents and works of art held by the University Council on Trust under the terms of a Deed of Trust settled in 1907. That Deed passed ownership of Dr Thomas Hocken’s existing personal collection to the Council of the University and allowed for items to be added to the Collection over time. The Deed was varied with Court approval in 1966 to allow the Collection to be rehoused and to authorise the Trustees to lend items to other institutions. 2. Separately, the University of Otago Foundation Trust holds a number of funds for purposes related to the Hocken Library. These are principally endowments from which income only can be used, with that use being primarily limited to the acquisition of additional items for the Collection. 3. The Deed lays out specific Trustee responsibilities as follows: i. The Council shall make suitable provision for the care, preservation and maintenance of the Collection, including repair of manuscript bindings from time-to-time as required. ii. The Collection shall be insured against loss or damage by fire in such sum as the Council deems sufficient. iii. The Collection may be housed in such building or buildings of the University as the Council sees fit provided that the items of the original Hocken Collection donated by Thomas Hocken shall always be housed together. iv. The Collection shall be catalogued and referenced so as to be readily available to the general public for reference and use. 122 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Hocken Collections v. All parts of the Collection shall be open to the general public without fee or charge at times and hours fixed by the Council which are to be approximately the same as the hours during which the University Library is open. vi. Items may be loaned short-term to such institutions as the Council thinks fit, for inspection, reference or display, but all necessary steps must be taken to ensure any such items are suitably housed, guarded and cared for, and no such loan may be made to an individual. vii. Duplicate items, other than items of the original Hocken Collection donated by Thomas Hocken, may be sold, exchanged or otherwise disposed of. 4. In practice, the Hocken Library has largely been treated in the same way as other University activities for funding and management purposes. University staff with operational responsibility for the Collection budget through normal University processes, and capital initiatives which rely on University funds are prioritised alongside other University projects in the usual way. At the same time the Council needs to ensure that its responsibilities as Trustee for matters such as the preservation of the Collection are met. 5. A brief report from the University Librarian is attached. 123 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Hocken Collections 2020 Report to the University Council Hocken Collections Background The Hocken Collections include Dr Hocken’s original gift as well as material subsequently acquired by purchase, donation or deposit. The Hocken is a major documentary heritage library and art museum of national significance. With 330,000 published volumes, 10 km of archives, 17,000 artworks and 2 million photographs the Hocken is an important source for both historical and contemporary research. On average, some 6,000 researchers visit in person each year, and use 22,500 items from the collections. Increasingly researchers are accessing the collections and services remotely. As an Approved Repository under the Public Records Act (PRA), the Hocken is the University's archival repository. University archival holdings comprise 1876 linear metres or 18.75% of the total holdings. Access to the Collections and hours of opening Under the terms of the Trust, the Collections are open to the public, free of charge. The Researcher Services area, Reading Room and Gallery are open 10am - 5pm Monday to Saturday. Pictorial Collections are available by appointment. Use of the Collections “People come to Hocken not to read books but to write books” For 10 years Hocken has been tracking the impact of use of the collections and on average 250 books, articles, exhibition and information boards, TV programmes, websites and conference presentations make significant use of the collections each year. A broad range of researchers use the collections. In 2019 staff dealt with over 6,800 researchers in person and by distance. 26,000 items were issued to on-site users broken into the following broad categories: 50% independent and family researchers 22% other researchers 24% UO staff and students 3% secondary students 1% “other” In 2020 Covid-19 has influenced patterns of use with a noted decrease of in-person users and more use being made of online resources and distance enquiries. Hocken staff are increasingly working with University staff and students in support of teaching and learning. As far as possible Hocken support for teaching and learning has shifted to providing resources for online delivery rather than in-person tours and classes. 148 tours and classes were conducted in 2019 for 1,796 participants a 67% increase over the previous year. Hocken has also hosted four Humanities interns working in ephemera, music and archives collections. Collections and activities support the University’s External Engagement Strategy, and Hocken’s proactive outreach to secondary schools was well-received although many planned visits in 2020 could not take place. These programmes increase the need to have collection resources available in digital form and there is an additional opportunity to support the development of the new school curriculum. Exhibitions are a key mechanism to show case Hocken collections to the public and to researchers. Whilst the 2020 Hocken Exhibition programme has been affected by Covid-19 it has been extremely well-received; 124 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Hocken Collections exhibitions have supported the University’s strategic goals and provided opportunities for wider community engagement: Tuia: Southern Encounters Exhibition, curated by Hocken Librarian, Sharon Dell, opened on Monday 9th September 2019 and ran through to 11 January 2020. It had 3,000 visitors and positive visitor feedback especially from University groups who identified it an important staff development opportunity. Imogen Taylor’s Frances Hodgkins Fellowship exhibition titled ‘Sapphic Fragments’ was launched on 31 January 2020 and was extended into June 2020. An accompanying publication was produced. Colin McCahon: A Constant Flow of Light 15 August 2020 – 6 March 2021. Hocken has one of this country’s most significant collections of art by Colin McCahon, with over 200 works including major paintings alongside drawings, sketches, prints which are enriched by extensive archives. This current exhibition focuses on the 1930s to 1970s and illustrates McCahon’s ideas and influences including the impact of enlightened professionals and cultural patrons. ‘A Constant Flow of Light’ will coincide with a companion exhibition at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery, as both institutions wish to acknowledge the artist’s significant relationship with Dunedin. The curation is led by Robyn Notman, Head Curator Hocken Pictures. A strong programme of engagement with research communities is maintained through events and social media platforms. This was particularly well-received through Covid-19 Lockdown with engagement up around 800% over normal months. In 2019 Hocken generated 58 media articles and 145 posts to Facebook and the Hocken Blog. Loans Hocken staff manage an active lending programme to other institutions’ exhibitions. This activity raises the profile of the collections and contributes to extending access to them. Hocken also borrows from other institutions and from private owners to support the exhibition programme. Institutional exchanges rely on a mutual agreement that environmental, security and handling standards will be maintained. Care of the Collections The collections, including the original gift, continue to be housed together as required by the Deed of Trust and the Deed Variation. The collections are administered and curated by staff with the appropriate training and expertise. Publications are catalogued through Alma/Primo, unpublished material is arranged and described by Hocken specialist curators and collection assistants using Minisis/Hakena. Increasingly, collection material is only in digital format and the Hocken Collections have some 1.3 Terabytes of “born digital” files in 76 formats. To present this material and ensure secure long-term preservation a digital asset management system (DAMS) has been developed which will allow researchers to access digital objects via the Library’s catalogues. Insurance As required under the Deed of Trust the Hocken Collections are insured for loss or damage through the University’s insurance provider to cover loss or damage to Artworks and Artefacts. The current policy covers the collections valued at $89,699,723 of which the original Hocken collection is valued at $78,593,765. This figure was calculated from the 2014 valuation plus all additions purchased from University funds. The University’s 2019 Annual Report valuation has the Hocken Collection valued at $121,291,000 and in March 2019, the Pictorial collections were re-valued. In 2019 material valued at $900,000 was accessioned into the Collection ($261,000 purchased, $294,000 donated, $365,000 deposited). 125 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Hocken Collections In 2020 the Fine Art Appraisal firm Ashely & Associates Ltd will undertake a re-valuation of the Photographs and Publications collections for University insurance purposes. The valuation will conform to New Zealand Treasury guidelines for the valuation of cultural heritage assets within New Zealand. Marsh Ltd (insurance brokers) have been contracted to conduct a risk assessment exercise which will assist the University to work through worst case scenarios for collections and potential replacement options for different categories of collections (e.g. not replace, salvage, repair etc). Additions to the collection Staff are carefully selective about what is added to the collections and are responsive both to changes in research interests and to space constraints. For example Archives acquisitions have reduced from an average of 168 linear metres per annum between 2010 - 2014 to 100 linear metres per annum 2015 – 2019. Collections that are being developed now are not intended solely for current research; rather they are being carefully created to ensure that the events and knowledge of these times is being documented so that researchers in the future have the resources that will enable them to understand their past. Housing the Collections The Hocken Collections moved to their current location in Anzac Avenue in 1998. The collections are well housed in appropriate storage that provides the necessary environmental and security protection. Collections are stored in preservation packaging with shelving and cabinets designed to prevent deterioration. The Library Services Risk Plan was recently updated - however a separate and distinct Hocken Services Risk Plan will also be developed. In 2019 a curtain wall around the map and posters storeroom was removed. This enabled cabinets that hold printed plans to be put on rails and freed up floor space to install five ranges of archival depth shelving. Funding the Collections Purchases of published material are funded from the University Library’s print resources budget. Purchases of unpublished material (archives, photographs and artworks) is funded from the Hocken Endowment Fund. Other Trust funds are available for supporting activities such as hosting and publishing the Hocken Lecture and projects to increase care and access to the collections such as creating the Hocken Snapshop digital platform for photographs. These funds are held as part of the University’s Foundation Trust. They are under the oversight of the Foundation Trustees and are administered and used in accordance with the University’s Financial Delegations policy. Donors play an important role in supporting the collections through donations of material or money. An annual acknowledgement event is held to thank donors for their contributions. Similarly events or activities that use trust funding are publicised to encourage other contributors. Recent activities of note UNESCO Aotearoa New Zealand Memory of the World. The papers of University of Otago nutritionist Dr Muriel Bell were added to the NZ Register. This is Hocken’s 7th inscription and is a testament to the significance of its collections. Cate Bardwell Acting University Librarian 27 August 2020 126 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Hocken Collections Support for teaching and learning for University of Otago included tours and classes for the following courses: University of Otago Foundation Studies University of Otago Language Centre CORE Education ARTV230 Special Topic: Pop Art, Fashion and Consumer Culture ARTV330 Special Topic: Pop Art, Fashion and Consumer Culture ENGL228 Writing for the Professions ENGL319 Modern and Contemporary Poetry HIST327 Interpreting Māori Lives: Rebels, Radicals and Reformers HIST353 Practising History HIST431 Special Topic: Peopling New Zealand Since 1840: Migration, Race, and Ethnicity INGS501 Indigenous Theory and Method MAOR102 Māori Society MAOR103 Introduction to Ngāi Tahu MAOR203 Ngāi Tahu Society MAOR307 Te Tūtakitanga o Ngā Ao e Rua MAOR413 Te Tātari i Te Kaupapa - Māori and Indigenous Education PUBH203 Health Policy and Politics: Global and Local PUBH304 Rangahau Hauora Māori - Māori Health Research PUBH724 Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods SOCI102 Cultural and Social Identities SPEX206 Te Pū o te Ora Māori Physical Education and Health SPEX306 Te Pou o Te Koronga Advanced Māori Physical Education and Health SPEX306 Te Pou o Te Koronga Advanced Māori Physical Education and Health TOUR301 Cultural and Heritage Tourism HUMS 301 Internship for Semester 2 2019, placed in Ephemera Collection and covered: Organisation and listing of University of Otago Allen Hall and Otago University Dramatic Society ephemera HUMS 301 Internship Semester One. 2020 Student from English Department listing poems in Hone Tuwhare’s papers. HUMS 301 Internship Semester One. 2020. Student from Classics listing correspondence in the William Fels archive. HUMS 301 Internship for Semester 2 2020, placed in Music/AV collection and is exploring evidence of the role of women in Dunedin’s music scene in the 1960s Otago Polytechnic Otago Polytechnic Foundation Studies (Business, Māori/Trades and General) Otago Polytechnic School of Art YR 2 Studio Methodologies Secondary classes Dunstan High School Year 12 Geography Otago Girls’ High School Year 13 History James Hargest High School Year 13 History Queens High School Year 13 History (tour) St. Hilda’s Collegiate Year 13 History Kaikorai Valley College Year 13 History Taieri College Year 13 History King’s High School Year 12 History (2 classes) Waitaki Girls High Year 13 History Logan Park High School Year 13 History Waitaki Girls Year 11 History 127 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Council Meeting Dates 2021 University Council 8 September 2020 Agenda Item 8 Council Meeting Dates 2021 To note meeting dates for the University Council for 2021, all at the starting time of 1.30pm: 9 February, 9 March, 13 April, 11 May, 8 June, 13 July, 14 September, 12 October, 9 November, 14 December. 128 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Vice-Chancellor's Business VICE-CHANCELLOR'S OFFICE VICE-CHANCELLOR’S REPORT TO THE UNIVERSITY COUNCIL (Part 1) 2 September 2020 Topical Issues The Sophia Charter As Council Members are aware, the University, together with the Crestani family, launched The Sophia Charter on 29 July 2020. Following the tragic death of Sophia Crestani at a flat party in October 2019, The Charter is a shared commitment from Dunedin stakeholders, including the University, Police, Fire and Emergency New Zealand (FENZ), Otago Property Investors Association, the Dunedin City Council (DCC) and the Otago University Students’ Association (OUSA). The Charter is designed to enhance the safety and well-being of the student community in North Dunedin, within a fun, vibrant, safe and secure environment. More than 400 students attended the launch and were encouraged to take responsibility for themselves, each other, and the wider community. It was wonderful to have a number of Council Members at the formal signing ceremony in the Council Chamber that evening, where a further Sophia Michelle McMillan Crestani Scholarship for a female second-year student studying Mathematics and/or Statistics was also launched. National Tertiary Teaching Excellence Award Otago Associate Professor Anne-Marie Jackson has received a national award for Sustained Excellence in Tertiary Teaching from Ako Aotearoa - the highest accolade a University teacher can receive. Associate Professor Jackson (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Whātua, Ngāti Kahu o Whangaroa), Māori Physical Education and Health, School of Physical Education, Sport and Exercise Sciences, Division of Sciences, received an award in the Kaupapa Māori category. Associate Professor Jackson is a co-founder of Te Koronga: Graduate Research Excellence and Indigenous Science Research Theme, and she co- leads two other research programmes: Te Tiaki Mahinga Kai (customary fisheries) and Tangaroa Ara Rau (Māori Water Safety). Distinguished Research Medal Professor David Murdoch, Dean of the University of Otago, Christchurch, has been awarded the University’s highest research honour - the Distinguished Research Medal. Professor Murdoch is a recognised world leader in the study, prevention and treatment of infectious diseases. He has been a key advisor to the New Zealand government during the COVID-19 pandemic, and one of three independent international experts selected to advise the Oxford University team developing a vaccine for the novel virus. Page 1 of 7 129 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Vice-Chancellor's Business Matariki Network This year marks the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Matariki Network of Universities (MNU). The formation of the network was led by former Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sir David Skegg. The MNU is an international group of leading, like-minded universities, each amongst the most historic in its own country, and recognised as being: a premier place of advanced learning, nationally and internationally; research-intensive across a broad subject base and focused on providing a high-quality student experience. To mark the 10th anniversary a series of events had been planned but unfortunately due to Covid-19 most of these have been postponed. However, the MNU secretariat are producing a book to highlight the achievements of the network. It is envisaged that this book will published at the end of 2020 and we plan to host a celebratory event to launch the book and thank those who have been involved in the MNU. Gama Foundation – Critic and Conscience of Society Award For the first time since the award was introduced in 2017 it was given to two people, both University of Otago academic staff members. Public health specialist Professor Michael Baker from the University of Otago, Wellington, received the Critic and Conscience of Society Award for his extraordinary efforts in keeping the citizens of New Zealand informed about the COVID-19 crisis and public health issues in general. Lecturer and social worker Associate Professor Anita Gibbs also received the award for her tireless advocacy raising the profile of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) in New Zealand. University Rankings Two of the three major rankings – Times Higher and AWRU (Shanghai) have been released since Council last met. Otago maintained its long-standing position in the 301- 400 band of the AWRU rankings, and its similarly stable position in the 201-250 band in the Times Higher Rankings. Within the AWRU ranks, Auckland remained in the band ahead of Otago (201-300), while Victoria slipped out of this band to join Canterbury in the 401-500 band. The positions of other NZ universities in the latest Times Higher Ranking were not known at the time that this briefing note was prepared. It should be noted that the reputational and academic impact surveys for this latest Times Higher rankings were undertaken before the current Covid-19 situation unfolded, and so do not take account of any positive impacts of Otago’s high profile role in the NZ and global pandemic response. Virtual Open Day For the first time, the University has held a Virtual Open Day for prospective students and their families to explore everything Otago has on offer, from home. The Open Day, held on 23 July 2020, provided a taste of what Otago life has to offer, and included the filming of more than 100 academic and pastoral presentations. Planned at a time when holding any version of an on-campus open day looked unlikely, the Virtual Open Day may well become an annual event. Due to the move to Covid-19 Alert Level 1, it was also possible to hold the usual on-campus Open Day on 10 August 2020. Both events were very well received. Page 2 of 7 130 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Vice-Chancellor's Business Archway Lecture Theatres The New Zealand Institute of Architects Southern Branch has awarded the University of Otago Archway Lecture Theatres (1974) an award for Enduring Architecture in the 2020 Southern Architecture Awards. Presented on 12 August 2020, the award celebrates projects that have stood the test of time and are 25 years or more in age. The Lecture Theatres were designed by McCoy & Wixon Architects. Sustainability Week In late July 2020 the University celebrated Sustainability Week, offering solutions to live a more sustainable life. The University’s Sustainability Office partnered with the Otago University Students’ Association, AAPES Otago (Animal, Aquatic, Plant Ecological Society), Waste Management, the Dunedin City Council, Cargill Enterprises, electrical and carpentry teams from our Property Services Division, Radio One, Students for Environmental Action (SEAS) the University’s Recycling Centre, Stitch Kitchen, and many more. Tagged “Lets Reboot”, the week included a wide range of initiatives, offering staff and students everything from pre-loved furniture, clothing and bicycles; electrical and carpentry repairs; making DIY cleaning products; and a market day to showcase sustainable goods. Students also had the opportunity to talk with Startup Dunedin and the Sustainability Office about their ideas and projects to improve life on campus. Sustainability Neighbourhood With support from University Flats, the University’s Sustainability Office has established a new flatting option, the Sustainability Neighbourhood. The initiative will help Otago students wanting to live by their sustainability values and be involved with research into how students can make an impact. A pilot will be held next year for three neighbouring Great King Street buildings that can house 20 students and share two lawns. The flats will be set up for the students to grow food, compost, recycle, be energy efficient, and lead active and healthy lives. The students will also initiate other sustainability activities themselves. Students who applied to join the neighbourhood were required to create their own video about their involvement with sustainability. 150th Te Reo cards The University’s ‘150 Tau, 150 Kupu’ cards have been recognised with a highly commended at the Pride in Print Awards. The cards were a collaborative effort between the Vice-Chancellor's Office, the Office of Māori Development and UniPrint. They were made to promote te reo and Māori tikanga and provide 150 words or phrases in line with the University’s 150th celebrations. The New Zealand Pride in Print Awards recognise the best in visual print communication products annually. Online Student Support Hub An online platform designed to support students during the Covid-19 lockdown is set to continue its role through Alert Level 1 and beyond. The OUSA launched its Student Support Hub virtually during the lockdown to help students through the change. The platform allowed for students to digitally contact Student Support to request support, access hardship grants, make appointments with the team, and find resources for student life. The platform also gave students activities to keep them active during lockdown, as well as a place to virtually hang out. Now the country has moved down alert levels Student Support has returned to its usual face-to-face interactions with students. However, it is planning to continue to offer resources on the online hub. Page 3 of 7 131 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Vice-Chancellor's Business Kia Ita Preparation Programme A kick-start programme that aims to prepare Māori students for study at Otago launched this year and whakawhanaungatanga, the process of establishing relationships, has played a key role in its success. The Office of Māori Development alongside the Office of Student Success identified the need to develop a programme that supported first year Māori students’ transition into tertiary study. Research conducted by the Office of Student Success highlighted the benefits of providing a preparation programme that would equip students with the tools to navigate all aspects of university life. Ka hua ake, ko Kia Ita focusses on giving students the opportunity to adapt and understand University processes from an early stage. This is so that the students can transition smoothly into tertiary study. Divisional Updates Health Sciences • Eight of the Division’s best examples of research impact have been summarised and explained in a new Divisional booklet called Impacts of Research. Designed to inform and inspire our researchers to get the most impact possible from their research, the book has been well received by stakeholders, including the Government. Sciences • The annual postgraduate Wildlife Management field trip, hosted by the Department of Conservation in Twizel and led by Professor Phil Seddon (who initiated it in 2001), recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. Humanities • The University’s Children’s Issues Centre celebrated its 25th anniversary in late July 2020. The Centre was the first to launch research in the 1990s that prioritised direct engagement with children to better understand their own first-hand experiences of important aspects of their lives. Its work has focused on early childhood education; schooling; out-of-home care; disability and identity; citizenship; parenting; parental discipline strategies; university graduate longitudinal outcomes; and dislocation following the Christchurch earthquakes. The Centre has also played a significant role in the family justice field. • Te Tumu Dean Professor Poia Rewi has left Otago to become Tumu Whakarae (Chief Executive) of Te Mātāwai, a government agency created to assist hapū, iwi and communities in the important task of Māori-language revitalisation. • School of Geography Head Professor Etienne Nel was recently nominated as the recipient of the 2020 Distinguished New Zealand Geographer Award and Medal for his sustained contribution to geography and development. • In 2018 the University of Otago’s English and Linguistics Programme collaborated with the Dunedin UNESCO City of Literature to create dtour, a literary app that links remarkable writers and their stories to iconic sites in Dunedin. The app has recently become bilingual Māori and English, benefiting from local language expertise, with Komene Cassidy taking on the translation work and Tipene Winiata doing te reo audio voiceovers. Page 4 of 7 132 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Vice-Chancellor's Business Commerce • Otago Business School’s Associate Professor Robert Aitken has been elected Chairman of ConsumerNZ - the country’s leading advocacy and consumer rights organisation. • Building on learnings from the Covid-19 pandemic, Professor James Higham, Department of Tourism, and colleagues from Oxford University have identified new measures that may reduce the carbon footprint of conference travel by up to 90%. The model identifies three key areas for action; carefully selecting venues to minimise transport emissions, hosting conferences every second year to instantly cut travel by 50%, and creating hubs so people travel shorter distances to still benefit from networking while linking virtually to other hubs. The study has been published in the journal Nature. Volunteering • Selwyn College residents, whānau and ex-residents have recently more than $3,000 for charity to help families suffering the impacts of Covid-19. The donation will be used to purchase supermarket food vouchers for local families supported by Anglican Family Care, sister organisation to Selwyn College. • University graduate Jono Hartland has raised almost $30,000 for mental health and suicide awareness while walking the 3,000 km Te Araroa Tail. UniCrew Volunteers • Feel Good Friday was held on Friday 24 July, with 100 students heading out to 8 different projects in the community. A replication of college O-Week volunteer days, but open to any student. • Reading Oasis, a literacy programme with Carisbrook School, has started again, with 38 students split across sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays going to Carisbrook to read with children. University of Otago Student Leadership Award • Welcomed 42 students as part of the 2020 Intake for the University of Otago Student Leadership Award, supported by Canon. These students kicked off their minimum two year experience with a leadership intensive day on Saturday 1 August, and will complete at least 170 hours of leadership and service activities. • Silverline | A student-led mental health and wellbeing initiative • What Just Happened? | A mental debrief session to reflect on students’ lockdown experiences, acknowledging that students experienced it very differently. Attended by 18 students. • Face Value | Filming completed for a 6 –part video series of student experiences to help reduce the stigma around mental health and wellbeing, particularly for our target group of BIPOC (black, indigenous and people of colour) students. Conversations include themes of belonging, homesickness, identity, race, belonging and mental health and wellbeing struggles. Page 5 of 7 133 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Vice-Chancellor's Business Events / Speaking Engagements Recent events I have attended or spoken at: 9 July 2020 Induction service for the Reverend Jordan Redding and recognition of Reverend Olivia Dawson becoming a full time chaplain, Otago Chaplaincy Services 13 July 2020 Farewell for Dr Sue Bidrose, Chief Executive, Dunedin City Council 18 July 2020 2020 Arts Fellows Function 29 July 2020 Launch and formal signing of The Sophia Charter 30 July 2020 Powhiri for Professor Dawn Freshwater, Vice-Chancellor, University of Auckland 31 July 2020 Gama Foundation, Critic and Conscience of Society Award 31 July 2020 Cumberland College Academic Achievers Function 3 August 2020 Inaugural Professorial Lecture, Professor Miles Lamare, Marine Science 5 August 2020 2020 Fulbright NZ Awards 11 August 2020 Inaugural Professorial Lecture, Professor Rhiannon Braund, Preventive & Social Medicine 19 August 2020 Farewell for Kris Smith, TEU 25 August 2020 ODT Class Act Awards (Event cancelled) – I recorded a message which will be collated along with other messages (including the Prime Minister) and will be provided to recipients. Upcoming Events Inaugural Professorial Lectures All scheduled inaugural professorial lectures have been postponed until a return to Alert Level 1. Sign Language Week The University is pleased to support Sign language week which will be held from 21- 27 September 2020 to coincide with International Week of the Deaf. Awards and Recognition – Celebrating Excellence NZ Business and Parliamentary Trust Prize in Politics. 2019 OUSA President, James Heath, has received the inaugural NZ Business and Parliamentary Trust Prize in Politics. To be awarded annually, the prize was established in 2019 by the University of Otago through generous support from the New Zealand Business and Parliament Trust. It seeks to advance and encourage students to undertake a Master of Politics degree with a strong focus around New Zealand politics. Page 6 of 7 134 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Vice-Chancellor's Business Fulbright New Zealand Awards In early August 2020 eight Otago graduates were named as Fulbright New Zealand award winners. Due to the Covid-19 global pandemic, some of the grantees will have to start their programmes online, joining other Fulbright scholars from around the globe in virtual study, while others will take up their awards at a later date. The winners will be furthering their study in Law, Neuroscience, Public Health, Music, Geography, Genetics, Physics and Public Policy. New Zealand Planning Institute Award A ground-breaking report, co-authored by Otago Faculty of Law academic Dr Ben France-Hudson, focusing on reducing natural hazard and climate change risk under the Resource Management Act was recently awarded the New Zealand Planning Institute’s John Mawson Award of Merit for 2020. Richard Kamman Wellbeing Prize Social Anthropology student Yi Le, who finished her Bachelor of Arts with Honours at the end of last year, has been awarded the Richard Kamman Wellbeing Prize. The prize is available to student from across all divisions, as long at the focus of their research is on wellbeing. University of Otago Pacific Peoples’ Achievement Awards In June 2020 the winners of the 2019 University of Otago Pacific Peoples’ Achievement Awards were announced. The annual awards celebrate academic excellence, recognising the top academic Pacific student from each of the four divisions Antarctica New Zealand postgraduate Scholarships Two of the four recipients of this year’s Antarctica New Zealand postgraduate scholarships are Otago PhD students: Holly Still (Department of Geology) and Taylor Hamlin (Departments of Zoology/Maths and Statistics) have both have received an Antarctica New Zealand Doctoral Scholarship, worth $20,000 of funding over the next two years. Page 7 of 7 135 University of Otago Council Part 1 - Exclusion of the Public 11. Exclusion of the Public The Chancellor moves that the public be excluded from the whole of the proceeding of this meeting/the following parts of the proceedings of this meeting, namely,— Item 12 Part 2 of the Minutes of the meeting of the Council held on 14 July 2020 Item 13 University Seal Item 14 Covid-19 including Pandemic Governance Support Committee Item 15 Financial Review Item 16 University of Otago Foundation Trust report Item 17 Lease Proposal Item 18 Minutes of the meeting of the Health and Safety and Ethics Compliance Committee held on 27 August 2020 Item 19 Vision 2040 Strategic Direction Item 20 Naming Item 21 News Media Coverage Report Item 22 Vice-Chancellor’s Business Item 23 Chancellor’s Business The general subject of each matter to be considered while the public is excluded, the reason for passing this resolution in relation to each matter and the specific grounds under Section 48(1) of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987 for the passing of this resolution are as follows:- General Subject Reason for passing this Ground under Section resolution 48(1)(a) for the passing of this resolution Items 12 - 23 Good reason for withholding Section 48(1)(a)(ii) Confidential Minutes information under the Official and Reports Information Act This resolution is made in reliance on Section 48(1)(a) of the Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act 1987 and the particular interest or interests protected by Section 6 or Section 7 of that Act or Section 6 or Section 7 or Section 9 of the Official Information Act 1982 as the case may require. The interests which would be prejudiced by the holding of the whole or the relevant part of the proceedings of the meeting in public are as follows (all references are to Section 9 of the Official Information Act): Item 12, 19 9(2)(i) and (j) Item 13, 23 9(2)(a) and (i) Item 14-15, 17, 21 9(2)(i) Items 16, 22 9(2)(a), (i) and (j) Item 18 9(2)(gii),(i) and (j) Item 20 9(2)(a) and (j) AND THAT Professors R Blaikie, P Cragg and H Nicholson, Ms M McPherson, Mr D Thomson, Miss S van Turnhout and Mr S Willis be permitted to remain at this meeting after the public has been excluded because of their knowledge of the matters to be discussed. This knowledge, which will be of assistance in relation to the matters to be discussed, is relevant to those matters because it relates to aspects of the administration of the University of Otago for which these people are responsible. The Registrar and Secretary to the Council and Ms J Thompson are also permitted to remain at the meeting so as to provide secretarial support and advice. 136