GRADUATION CEREMONIES 2017 Acknowledgement of Country UniSA respects the Kaurna, Boandik and Barngarla peoples’ spiritual relationship with their country. We also acknowledge the diversity of Aboriginal peoples, past and present. Artist: Find out more about the University’s commitment Rikurani to reconciliation at unisa.edu.au/RAP B B Elyshia Lay Nothing 2016. Acrylic on Canvas. Dimensions Variable.

This booklet exhibits the outstanding work of graduates of the University of South Australia’s School of Art, Architecture and Design.

1 Rebecca Sharpe Sunset Serenity 2016. Digital Photograph.

2 3 Contents

Chancellor’s welcome 4

Vice Chancellor’s welcome 5

About the University of South Australia 6

Our journey so far 8

Academic Dress 14

Ceremony Tradition 16

University of South Australia Awards 17

University of South Australia Medal Winners 19

Alumni 20

Tuesday 15 August at 10.30am 23

Tuesday 15 August at 3.00pm 33

Wednesday 16 August at 10.30am 43

Wednesday 16 August at 3.00pm 53

Prizes and Awards 61

Previous Honorary Award Recipients 69

3 Chancellor’s welcome

Today is a time for celebration as you mark both the end and the beginning of exciting parts of your lives. It is also an occasion on which to look forward to the opportunities available to you as a graduate of the University of South Australia. I am honoured to be able to share this special event with you, and your family and friends. During your time with the University of South Australia you have developed a set of distinctive qualities which describe the knowledge, skills and personal abilities that you will need as you move into a constantly changing global economy. You have acquired an international outlook; a capacity for critical thought and lifelong learning; an ability to communicate effectively and work autonomously and cooperatively; and a sense of social responsibility. You are well equipped to succeed, confident in the knowledge and skills you possess. Congratulations and all the very best as you start the next big adventure in your lives.

Mr Jim McDowell Chancellor

Mr Jim McDowell LLB (Honours) Mr Jim McDowell is Chancellor of the University of South Australia. Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, he completed a law degree with honours at the University of Warwick (England) in 1977. He worked in legal, commercial and marketing roles with aerospace company Bombardier Shorts for the next 18 years. Mr McDowell joined British Aerospace in Singapore in August 1996. In 1999, he was appointed Regional Managing Director of BAE Systems for Asia, following the merger of British Aerospace and Marconi Electronic Systems and based in Hong Kong. Upon taking over at BAE Systems Australia, he established the company’s headquarters in Adelaide, South Australia where he lives. He was Chief Executive Officer of BAE Systems Saudi Arabia, a $6 billion company from September 2011 to December 2013. Mr McDowell is a passionate supporter of continuing education. He has in-depth experience in corporate governance having served, mainly as Chair, on a range of boards including the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, Air Warfare Destroyer Principals Council, Total Construction Pty Ltd and Australian Defence Accelerator Ltd. He is a non-executive director of both Codan Ltd and Austal Ltd and a board Member of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute Council, the Royal Automobile Association (RAA), the Adelaide Football Club and St Peter’s College Council of Governors. During his long career, he has lived and worked in the UK, the USA, Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Mr McDowell acts in a number of advisory roles to the Minister and to the Department of Defence as a member of the First Principles Review Oversight Board, the Expert Advisory Panel for Australia’s Future Submarine Project and Naval Shipbuilding Plan Development. 4 5 Vice Chancellor’s welcome

Graduating with a university degree represents a major milestone in life. Now you’re about to enter a whole new world of wonderful opportunities. You will leave us today with a parchment and a career path and we couldn’t be prouder of you. I am very pleased to share the excitement of this day with you and with the people who have supported you throughout your studies: your family, your friends and your mentors. Yours is an important graduation ceremony and we are celebrating your success along with our own. We have come a long way since 1991 when we amalgamated colleges of advanced education and institutes of technology to become the University of South Australia. Now we’re considered one of the world’s best young universities, an enterprising institution putting our best teaching and research into creating bright futures for our students and partnering with industry and the professions to bring the benefits of that teaching and research to our community. I hope the achievement you celebrate today opens many doors of opportunities for you so that you can make your mark as a global citizen, a professional in everything you do. You, like more than 200,000 graduates who have preceded you, are very important to us; you are our success stories, the role models for current students and those who might follow in your footsteps. As your career grows and your success is assured, current students look at you and see what’s possible in their own lives. I wish you every success, happiness and prosperity as you take your first steps into your new lives as graduates of the University of South Australia.

Professor David Lloyd Vice Chancellor and President

Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, CChem, FRSC David Lloyd was appointed to the University of South Australia as Vice Chancellor and President in 2012. A Dublin-born and educated chemist who specialises in computer-aided drug design, Professor Lloyd has re-focused institutional culture to position UniSA as Australia’s university of enterprise and to shape its activities to better meet the challenges of the 21st century. In 2014 Professor Lloyd was appointed to the South Australia Economic Development Board (EDB). A past Chair of the Australian Technology Network group of technology- focused universities, he now sits on the board of Universities Australia, the peak body representing the university sector where he is the lead vice-chancellor for research and innovation. Before joining the University of South Australia, Professor Lloyd was Vice-President for Research and later Bursar and Director of Strategic Innovation at Trinity College Dublin. Professor Lloyd was Chair of the Irish Research Council and prior to academia, worked in the pharmaceutical industry in the UK. He holds an honorary Professorship from Tainjin University and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry.

5 are designed with strong professional About the emphasis and in partnership with industry and the professions to ensure the career University of relevance of our teaching. Our graduate employment rates are above the national South Australia average; we’re rated Number One in South Australia for the employment rate of our graduates. The University of South Australia is Australia’s University of Enterprise. The University has a strong research Our culture of innovation is anchored environment and we focus our efforts on around global and national links solving the problems of today and tomorrow to academic, research and industry in areas such as scarce resources, future partners. Our graduates are the new urban industries and cancer prevention and professionals, global citizens at ease with management, among others. A hallmark the world and ready to create and respond of our research is the close, collaborative to change. Our research is inventive and engagement we enjoy with our many adventurous and we create new knowledge industry, government, collegiate and that is central to global economic and social community partners, which ensures that the prosperity. outcomes are relevant to our end-users but also that the questions asked reflect real- The University’s international reputation world issues. We rank in the top one third of continues to grow. We are ranked in the top Australian universities for research income, 50 world universities under 50 years old by and in the Excellence in Research for both Times Higher Education (#32) and QS Australia 2015 evaluation more than 97 per (#24) world university rankings. THE also cent of our assessed research was deemed ranked the University of South Australia to be of world-class standard or above. amongst the world’s best international In fact, UniSA is one of two of Australia’s universities. leading universities for strategic research partnerships. With more than 32,000 students, around 6,000 of whom are international The University’s research themes contribute students, we are South Australia’s largest to a research environment that is vibrant, university and offer degree programs in responsive and outward-facing. They link business, education, arts, social sciences, our research strengths and address local health sciences, information technology, and global socio-economic needs. engineering and the environment. Programs

6 7 UniSA is committed to providing enhanced With six campuses spread from the heart of educational offerings and an outstanding Adelaide to the metropolitan area (Mawson student experience. Our focus over coming Lakes and Magill) and the regional cities of years will be to extend the support we Whyalla and Mount Gambier, the University provide to our students, through drawing provides opportunities to students from a on emerging digital technologies to provide wide range of geographic, socio-economic more personalised and flexible learning and cultural backgrounds. We are currently opportunities for our students, locally and implementing a $1 billion-plus building globally. We are committed to providing program to further create engaging learning education opportunities for students from and research spaces. diverse backgrounds and helping them to be the best they can be. The University is also closely engaged with the communities we serve. Our Samstag Museum presents a changing exhibitions program of contemporary visual art, and our Hawke Centre engages with local and international communities through public learning activities including lectures, seminars, alliances and research projects. The University has a strong equity mission and was the first university in South Australia to have a Reconciliation Action Plan. We are also committed supporters of the Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience (AIME) and aim to be the University of Choice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We are also active supporters of vital community events including the Adelaide Festival, WOMADelaide’s Planet Talks and the Santos Tour Down Under UCI World Tour cycling race.

7 OurOur journeyjourney soso farfar 1991 The South Australian College of Advanced The University of South Australia (UniSA) was established in 1991 but Education (SACAE) designated as one of our foundations date back to the latter half of the 19th century. The only eight Distance Education Centres. forerunners of today’s UniSA were the South Australian School of Art, The University of South Australia (UniSA) was 1992 founded in 1856, the first of several Teacher Training Colleges formed in established upon the merger of SAIT and Professor David Robinson appointed three SACAE campuses. Vice Chancellor. 1876, and the School of Mines and Industries which was established in 1889. These schools were renowned for providing quality education and John McDonald appointed first Chancellor; The Hon Dr Basil Hetzel Professor Alan Mead the first Vice Chancellor. AC appointed Chancellor for responding to the needs of the nascent colony of South Australia. of the University of South Australia. 1993 UniSA became a foundation member of the Australian Technology Network (ATN) federation. 1856 UniSA commenced teaching programs 1994 The School of Art was established offshore, beginning with the International by Charles Hill just MBA in Singapore. 15 years after the Professor Eleanor Ramsay, proclamation of the first-ever Australian Pro the new colony of Vice Chancellor charged Two of the University’s key research South Australia. 1876 with improving equity and institutes, the Ian Wark Research The Training School, the first South access to education, was Institute (IWRI) and the Institute for Australian Teachers College, was founded. appointed. Telecommunications Research (ITR), were officially opened. The Distance Education Centre building at 1889 Underdale was opened. The South Australian School of Mines and Industries was established. 1906 Louis Laybourne Smith established the first 1996 The Unaipon School was opened offering architectural course at the a range of programs in Aboriginal and South Australian School of 1997 The City West campus Australian Studies. Mines and Industries. was officially opened 1907 by Governor General Sir Adelaide Kindergarten Training College William Dean. for teachers was established with strong advocacy from Lillian de Lissa. UniSA identified seven unique graduate qualities 1918 that described the knowledge, skills and 1998 UniSA awarded an The Adelaide Technical High School was honorary doctorate founded as a preparatory school for the personal abilities required in professional to then President courses offered by the School of Mines and careers. of South Africa, Industries. UniSA became the first Australian university Nelson Mandela. 1960 to develop a Statement of Commitment to Australian Reconciliation. The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre 1965 was established. The SAIT opened Whyalla campus to meet Professor Denise the growing demand for skills in the steel Bradley was named 1999 and shipping industries. David Klingberg AM the University’s Vice succeeded Dr Basil Hetzel Chancellor and President. AC as Chancellor. Extensively involved in The Adelaide Technical High School and national education policy UniSA won the Business SA the South Australian School of Mines groups for more than two Export Award for education and Industries merged to form the South 1982 decades, she chaired the Expert Panel in for the first time. Australian Institute of Technology (SAIT). The South Australian College of Advanced 2008 that undertook the National Review Education (SACAE) was formed out of the The University won it again in 2000, 2001, of Higher Education. amalgamation of the Adelaide College 2004 and 2006. of the Arts and Education (including the Now Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley Underdale and City campuses) along with AC, she was made a Companion of the the Hartley (Magill), Salisbury and Sturt Order of Australia, Australia’s highest Colleges of Advanced Education. honour, in recognition of her service to higher education.

8 9 Our journey so far 1991 The South Australian College of Advanced The University of South Australia (UniSA) was established in 1991 but Education (SACAE) designated as one of our foundations date back to the latter half of the 19th century. The only eight Distance Education Centres. forerunners of today’s UniSA were the South Australian School of Art, The University of South Australia (UniSA) was 1992 founded in 1856, the first of several Teacher Training Colleges formed in established upon the merger of SAIT and Professor David Robinson appointed three SACAE campuses. Vice Chancellor. 1876, and the School of Mines and Industries which was established in 1889. These schools were renowned for providing quality education and John McDonald appointed first Chancellor; The Hon Dr Basil Hetzel Professor Alan Mead the first Vice Chancellor. AC appointed Chancellor for responding to the needs of the nascent colony of South Australia. of the University of South Australia. 1993 UniSA became a foundation member of the Australian Technology Network (ATN) federation. 1856 UniSA commenced teaching programs 1994 The School of Art was established offshore, beginning with the International by Charles Hill just MBA in Singapore. 15 years after the Professor Eleanor Ramsay, proclamation of the first-ever Australian Pro the new colony of Vice Chancellor charged Two of the University’s key research South Australia. 1876 with improving equity and institutes, the Ian Wark Research The Training School, the first South access to education, was Institute (IWRI) and the Institute for Australian Teachers College, was founded. appointed. Telecommunications Research (ITR), were officially opened. The Distance Education Centre building at 1889 Underdale was opened. The South Australian School of Mines and Industries was established. 1906 Louis Laybourne Smith established the first 1996 The Unaipon School was opened offering architectural course at the a range of programs in Aboriginal and South Australian School of 1997 The City West campus Australian Studies. Mines and Industries. was officially opened 1907 by Governor General Sir Adelaide Kindergarten Training College William Dean. for teachers was established with strong advocacy from Lillian de Lissa. UniSA identified seven unique graduate qualities 1918 that described the knowledge, skills and 1998 UniSA awarded an The Adelaide Technical High School was honorary doctorate founded as a preparatory school for the personal abilities required in professional to then President courses offered by the School of Mines and careers. of South Africa, Industries. UniSA became the first Australian university Nelson Mandela. 1960 to develop a Statement of Commitment to Australian Reconciliation. The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre 1965 was established. The SAIT opened Whyalla campus to meet Professor Denise the growing demand for skills in the steel Bradley was named 1999 and shipping industries. David Klingberg AM the University’s Vice succeeded Dr Basil Hetzel Chancellor and President. AC as Chancellor. Extensively involved in The Adelaide Technical High School and national education policy UniSA won the Business SA the South Australian School of Mines groups for more than two Export Award for education and Industries merged to form the South 1982 decades, she chaired the Expert Panel in for the first time. Australian Institute of Technology (SAIT). The South Australian College of Advanced 2008 that undertook the National Review Education (SACAE) was formed out of the The University won it again in 2000, 2001, of Higher Education. amalgamation of the Adelaide College 2004 and 2006. of the Arts and Education (including the Now Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley Underdale and City campuses) along with AC, she was made a Companion of the the Hartley (Magill), Salisbury and Sturt Order of Australia, Australia’s highest Colleges of Advanced Education. honour, in recognition of her service to higher education.

9 2000 2006 Nelson Mandela was announced as the Professor John Ralston was named UniSA’s new International Patron of UniSA’s Bob first Laureate Professor. Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre. 2001 The Australian Minerals Science Research The University celebrated its Institute (AMSRI), headquartered at UniSA’s 10th anniversary. Ian Wark Research Institute, was officially opened. It was supported by the largest ARC Linkage Grant ever awarded. 2007 2002 Professor Peter Høj joined UniSA as Vice UniSA was named the leading provider of The Cooperative Research Centre Chancellor and President of the University offshore programs in Australia by IDP. for Contamination Assessment and following Professor Denise Bradley’s The University won the award again in Remediation of the Environment (CRC retirement. 2003 and 2004. CARE) was officially launched. UniSA sponsored the Tour Down Under cycling race for the first time. The Royal Australian Institute of Architects awarded the nation’s highest accolade for a public building to UniSA’s Kaurna Building. 2008 UniSA was awarded $40 million through the Federal Government’s Education FedSat, Australia’s experimental satellite 2009 Investment Fund to help build the $73 Associate Professor Mahfuz Aziz won the developed by the CRC for Satellite Systems million building to house the Materials and Prime Minister’s Award for the Australian and including UniSA-designed payloads, Minerals Science Learning and Research Teacher of the Year. was launched. Hub at Mawson Lakes. UniSA public health researcher, Professor The UniSA Northern Adelaide Partnerships Dr Ian Gould AM, Kerin O’Dea AO, was appointed as a (UNAP) program was established to a resources industry member of the National Health and underpin economic and social development professional, was Medical Research Council (NHMRC), and and improve education participation in appointed as the chaired the NHMRC’s new Prevention and severely disadvantaged communities. University’s new Chancellor Community Health Committee. 2003 following the retirement of UniSA was named an Employer of Choice UniSA joined Pedal Prix, the Human Powered David Klingberg AM. for Women for the first time. Vehicle super series, as lead sponsor. 2004 The University of South Australia Business School 2005 2010 The first stage of the University’s $100 The UniSA College was launched to offer became only the million capital development program, more opportunities for South Australians to second in Australia Blueprint 2005, was completed and five gain access to tertiary education. to receive European new buildings–the Kaurna Building, the UniSA joined forces with the International Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) Dorrit Black Building, the Garth Boomer Space University in Strasbourg, France, to accreditation, one of two major Building, the Basil Hetzel Building and the bring world-class space education to the forms of international accreditation for Mawson Centre–were opened. business schools. southern hemisphere. The University UniSA secured $30 million from the Federal The University received an launched four new Government’s Education Investment Fund The UniSA-based Centre for Muslim and overwhelmingly positive report from the research institutes towards the cost of a $85 million learning Non-Muslim Understanding was launched Australian Universities Quality Agency – the Ehrenberg centre to be built in Adelaide’s West End. in India by then Minister of Education and (AUQA) audit, including 16 commendations Bass Institute for future Prime Minister, Julia Gillard. for good practice. Marketing Science, UniSA received $10 million in funding from the Sansom UniSA graduated its 100,000th student, the Australian Government to establish a Institute for Health Charlotte Mukamuberwa, a Rwandan refugee Chair in Child Protection at the University. Research, the Hawke now with a Bachelor of Commerce degree. Research Institute 2011 UniSA delivered the Australian International In the 2011 QS World University Rankings, for Sustainable Society, and the Institute the University of South Australia showed Space University intensive professional for Sustainable Systems and Technologies development program, confirming South the biggest improvement of any Australian (since renamed the Barbara Hardy university for the second year running to Australia’s position as a centre for space Institute). education and training. be ranked 11th in Australia. It remains in the The UniSA Mount Gambier Regional Centre top three per cent of more than 10,000 UniSA won the Institutional Award from the was opened and the Centre for Regional universities worldwide. Australian Learning and Teaching Council Engagement established. for Provision of Services to the Community. The first national Excellence in Research UniSA was ranked in the top 200 for Australia (ERA) assessment showed universities worldwide by The Times Higher that around 70 per cent of UniSA research Education Supplement. assessed was world-class standard or above.

10 11 2000 2006 Nelson Mandela was announced as the Professor John Ralston was named UniSA’s new International Patron of UniSA’s Bob first Laureate Professor. Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre. 2001 The Australian Minerals Science Research The University celebrated its Institute (AMSRI), headquartered at UniSA’s 10th anniversary. Ian Wark Research Institute, was officially opened. It was supported by the largest ARC Linkage Grant ever awarded. 2007 2002 Professor Peter Høj joined UniSA as Vice UniSA was named the leading provider of The Cooperative Research Centre Chancellor and President of the University offshore programs in Australia by IDP. for Contamination Assessment and following Professor Denise Bradley’s The University won the award again in Remediation of the Environment (CRC retirement. 2003 and 2004. CARE) was officially launched. UniSA sponsored the Tour Down Under cycling race for the first time. The Royal Australian Institute of Architects awarded the nation’s highest accolade for a public building to UniSA’s Kaurna Building. 2008 UniSA was awarded $40 million through the Federal Government’s Education FedSat, Australia’s experimental satellite 2009 Investment Fund to help build the $73 Associate Professor Mahfuz Aziz won the developed by the CRC for Satellite Systems million building to house the Materials and Prime Minister’s Award for the Australian and including UniSA-designed payloads, Minerals Science Learning and Research Teacher of the Year. was launched. Hub at Mawson Lakes. UniSA public health researcher, Professor The UniSA Northern Adelaide Partnerships Dr Ian Gould AM, Kerin O’Dea AO, was appointed as a (UNAP) program was established to a resources industry member of the National Health and underpin economic and social development professional, was Medical Research Council (NHMRC), and and improve education participation in appointed as the chaired the NHMRC’s new Prevention and severely disadvantaged communities. University’s new Chancellor Community Health Committee. 2003 following the retirement of UniSA was named an Employer of Choice UniSA joined Pedal Prix, the Human Powered David Klingberg AM. for Women for the first time. Vehicle super series, as lead sponsor. 2004 The University of South Australia Business School 2005 2010 The first stage of the University’s $100 The UniSA College was launched to offer became only the million capital development program, more opportunities for South Australians to second in Australia Blueprint 2005, was completed and five gain access to tertiary education. to receive European new buildings–the Kaurna Building, the UniSA joined forces with the International Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) Dorrit Black Building, the Garth Boomer Space University in Strasbourg, France, to accreditation, one of two major Building, the Basil Hetzel Building and the bring world-class space education to the forms of international accreditation for Mawson Centre–were opened. business schools. southern hemisphere. The University UniSA secured $30 million from the Federal The University received an launched four new Government’s Education Investment Fund The UniSA-based Centre for Muslim and overwhelmingly positive report from the research institutes towards the cost of a $85 million learning Non-Muslim Understanding was launched Australian Universities Quality Agency – the Ehrenberg centre to be built in Adelaide’s West End. in India by then Minister of Education and (AUQA) audit, including 16 commendations Bass Institute for future Prime Minister, Julia Gillard. for good practice. Marketing Science, UniSA received $10 million in funding from the Sansom UniSA graduated its 100,000th student, the Australian Government to establish a Institute for Health Charlotte Mukamuberwa, a Rwandan refugee Chair in Child Protection at the University. Research, the Hawke now with a Bachelor of Commerce degree. Research Institute 2011 UniSA delivered the Australian International In the 2011 QS World University Rankings, for Sustainable Society, and the Institute the University of South Australia showed Space University intensive professional for Sustainable Systems and Technologies development program, confirming South the biggest improvement of any Australian (since renamed the Barbara Hardy university for the second year running to Australia’s position as a centre for space Institute). education and training. be ranked 11th in Australia. It remains in the The UniSA Mount Gambier Regional Centre top three per cent of more than 10,000 UniSA won the Institutional Award from the was opened and the Centre for Regional universities worldwide. Australian Learning and Teaching Council Engagement established. for Provision of Services to the Community. The first national Excellence in Research UniSA was ranked in the top 200 for Australia (ERA) assessment showed universities worldwide by The Times Higher that around 70 per cent of UniSA research Education Supplement. assessed was world-class standard or above.

11 The second Excellence2012 in Research 2015 2016 UniSA was ranked as one of the world’s Jim McDowell, former Australia (ERA) assessment rated more best young universities (THE ranks us #38 BAE systems Saudi Arabia than 86 per cent of UniSA’s research as on their list of the world’s best 50 under CEO and a passionate world-class or better. 50; Quacarelli Symonds moves us up to supporter of continuing EQUIS (European Quality Improvement #25). We had some stunning research education, succeeded System) accredited the University of results as well: Excellence in Research Dr Ian Gould AM as the South Australia’s Business School for a Australia rated 97 per cent of our assessed University’s Chancellor. 2013 research as world-class or above. further three years. The Business School UniSA became the first university in the The University celebrated its 25th birthday is one of only eight Australian business world to host an online brainstorming since establishment in 1991. schools (and Australia’s longest-standing) event and ideas generator – unijam. It accredited by EQUIS. hosted 17,000 unique posts and more than UniSA joined forces with SA’s largest private 1300 conversation threads from across 56 health care provider, Calvary Health Care Chemist, researcher and countries. Adelaide, to expand health education and Irish university leader, research. Professor David Lloyd, is Crossing the Horizon was launched – a appointed as the University strategic action plan designed to change Future Industries Institute (FII) was officially of South Australia’s new the way the University operates and launched and received $7.5 million from the South Australian Government. Vice Chancellor and engages with its communities. UniSA was also ranked as one of the President. world’s best international universities. We Professor Irene Watson was appointed as entered into a significant relationship with the first Pro Vice Chancellor: Aboriginal The new China-Australia Centre for CROSSING THE Sustainable Urban Design, is founded in HORIZON the University College London to establish Leadership and Strategy, and Unaipon Chair. partnership with Tianjin University. Our Strategic Action Plan 2013 - 2018 our Future Industries Institute (FII) and became the recipient of an incredibly Esteemed investment banker, Chairman generous contribution from the late, great, of the Sydney Swans Board and UniSA Sir Terry Pratchett, a perpetual scholarship Alumnus, Andrew Pridham, presented a fund worth more than $1 million. $5 million philanthropic gift to support construction of the new great hall. 2014 UniSA also opened the Innovation Acknowledging this as the largest single In April the University’s $85 million Jeffrey Collaboration Centre at City West in private donation in the University’s 25 year Smart Building was officially opened, partnership with Hewlett Packard history, the multipurpose facility was named featuring eight floors spanning 12,480m² UniSA ranked in the world’s top 50 under Enterprise and forged a partnership with as Pridham Hall. with the latest technologies and cutting 50 years of age by both the QS and THE world university rankings. The University one of China’s largest drug manufacturers, edge learning spaces. The University climbed also ranked in the THE’s global Top 100 Yabao Pharmaceuticals, to develop and the ranks in the QS World’s for engineering and technology. bring to market new cancer treatments. Top 50 Under 50 – now UniSA’s MBA program is one of only positioned as the 24th three nationally to win a five-star rating best young university in for the sixth consecutive year from the the world. Graduate Management Association’s Good Universities Guide. An alliance with SA Pathology is announced that will see UniSA support the growth of one of Australia’s top cancer research centres. With a Federal Government To mark the 20-year partnership between investment of $40 million, the Centre UniSA and Hong Kong Baptist University, for Cancer Biology (CCB) expansion was a new suite of jointly offered full-time announced by the then Prime Minister Julia degrees is launched. Gillard during a visit to UniSA in June. The University expands industry The University was appointed lead partner partnerships in 2014, including new of a new Cooperative Research Centre alliances with Hewlett Packard, Hills for Cell Therapy Manufacturing set to Industries, Seeley, ANZ Bank, and the Port underpin significant innovations in the Adelaide Football Club. treatment available for diabetes, wound, UniSA partners with the Institute for Choice and transplant patients. to bring global experts together in the science of human choice behaviour; and is announced as the national headquarters for an $88 million Data to Decisions CRC.

12 13 The second Excellence2012 in Research 2015 2016 UniSA was ranked as one of the world’s Jim McDowell, former Australia (ERA) assessment rated more best young universities (THE ranks us #38 BAE systems Saudi Arabia than 86 per cent of UniSA’s research as on their list of the world’s best 50 under CEO and a passionate world-class or better. 50; Quacarelli Symonds moves us up to supporter of continuing EQUIS (European Quality Improvement #25). We had some stunning research education, succeeded System) accredited the University of results as well: Excellence in Research Dr Ian Gould AM as the South Australia’s Business School for a Australia rated 97 per cent of our assessed University’s Chancellor. 2013 research as world-class or above. further three years. The Business School UniSA became the first university in the The University celebrated its 25th birthday is one of only eight Australian business world to host an online brainstorming since establishment in 1991. schools (and Australia’s longest-standing) event and ideas generator – unijam. It accredited by EQUIS. hosted 17,000 unique posts and more than UniSA joined forces with SA’s largest private 1300 conversation threads from across 56 health care provider, Calvary Health Care Chemist, researcher and countries. Adelaide, to expand health education and Irish university leader, research. Professor David Lloyd, is Crossing the Horizon was launched – a appointed as the University strategic action plan designed to change Future Industries Institute (FII) was officially of South Australia’s new the way the University operates and launched and received $7.5 million from the South Australian Government. Vice Chancellor and engages with its communities. UniSA was also ranked as one of the President. world’s best international universities. We Professor Irene Watson was appointed as entered into a significant relationship with the first Pro Vice Chancellor: Aboriginal The new China-Australia Centre for CROSSING THE Sustainable Urban Design, is founded in HORIZON the University College London to establish Leadership and Strategy, and Unaipon Chair. partnership with Tianjin University. Our Strategic Action Plan 2013 - 2018 our Future Industries Institute (FII) and became the recipient of an incredibly Esteemed investment banker, Chairman generous contribution from the late, great, of the Sydney Swans Board and UniSA Sir Terry Pratchett, a perpetual scholarship Alumnus, Andrew Pridham, presented a fund worth more than $1 million. $5 million philanthropic gift to support construction of the new great hall. 2014 UniSA also opened the Innovation Acknowledging this as the largest single In April the University’s $85 million Jeffrey Collaboration Centre at City West in private donation in the University’s 25 year Smart Building was officially opened, partnership with Hewlett Packard history, the multipurpose facility was named featuring eight floors spanning 12,480m² UniSA ranked in the world’s top 50 under Enterprise and forged a partnership with as Pridham Hall. with the latest technologies and cutting 50 years of age by both the QS and THE world university rankings. The University one of China’s largest drug manufacturers, edge learning spaces. The University climbed also ranked in the THE’s global Top 100 Yabao Pharmaceuticals, to develop and the ranks in the QS World’s for engineering and technology. bring to market new cancer treatments. Top 50 Under 50 – now UniSA’s MBA program is one of only positioned as the 24th three nationally to win a five-star rating best young university in for the sixth consecutive year from the the world. Graduate Management Association’s Good Universities Guide. An alliance with SA Pathology is announced that will see UniSA support the growth of one of Australia’s top cancer research centres. With a Federal Government To mark the 20-year partnership between investment of $40 million, the Centre UniSA and Hong Kong Baptist University, for Cancer Biology (CCB) expansion was a new suite of jointly offered full-time announced by the then Prime Minister Julia degrees is launched. Gillard during a visit to UniSA in June. The University expands industry The University was appointed lead partner partnerships in 2014, including new of a new Cooperative Research Centre alliances with Hewlett Packard, Hills for Cell Therapy Manufacturing set to Industries, Seeley, ANZ Bank, and the Port underpin significant innovations in the Adelaide Football Club. treatment available for diabetes, wound, UniSA partners with the Institute for Choice and transplant patients. to bring global experts together in the science of human choice behaviour; and is announced as the national headquarters for an $88 million Data to Decisions CRC.

13 Graduate diplomas and Academic Dress Graduate certificates Cambridge-style black gown with relevant stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel. Doctor of Science higher doctorate Oxford-style red gown with blue facing Undergraduate degrees and gold ribbon trim on front of gown and Cambridge-style black gown. Black around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet mortarboard with black tassel. Black bonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hood hood lined with discipline colour. lined with blue and edged with gold ribbon with two gold chevrons on either side. Associate degrees Doctor of Letters higher doctorate Cambridge-style black gown with relevant stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel. Oxford-style red gown with gold facing and blue ribbon trim on front of gown and Diplomas around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet bonnet with red cord and tassel. Red hood Cambridge-style black gown with relevant lined with gold and edged with blue ribbon stole. Black mortarboard with black tassel. with two blue chevrons on either side. Hoods Doctor of Philosophy degrees All University of South Australia hoods Oxford-style black gown with red facing are of the Oxford burgon style. on front of gown and around sleeve cuffs. Black Tudor velvet bonnet with black tassel. Mortarboard tassels for Indigenous Black hood lined with red with gold edging. Australian graduates The University of South Australia is proud of Professional doctorates its commitment to Australian reconciliation. Oxford-style black gown faced with To enable Indigenous Australians to have discipline colour (as shown below) their ancestry recognised, Aboriginal and on front of gown and around sleeve Torres Strait Islander graduates have the cuffs. Black Tudor velvet bonnet with option of wearing a mortarboard with a black tassel. Black hood lined with tassel incorporating the colours of the discipline colour with gold edging. respective flags (red, black and yellow for Aboriginal graduates and blue, green and Masters degrees white for Torres Strait Islander graduates). Oxford-style black gown. Black mortarboard with black tassel. Black hood lined with blue with gold edging.

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14 15 History of academic dress by students in the early ages. They were Academic dress has a long history, almost especially useful in inclement weather and as long as that of universities themselves. It in the draughty cloisters of monasteries. began with the foundation of the European At Canterbury, in the 13th century, the universities in the 12th and 13th centuries. monks’ hoods were lined with fur because Until that time, education was carried out of the cold. Windows in those days were not within the monasteries, such as one at glazed. Oxford where divinity, philosophy and arts were studied as early as the 8th century. It would seem that no matter how young a university is, one of the first priorities is to It was not until the 12th century that adopt a style of academic dress which is groups of teachers and students gathered distinctive. together for classes outside monastery walls in a move that was recognisable as The University of South Australia is the beginnings of universities. Two of the no exception. In 1991, the University outstanding schools at that time were in acknowledged the academic dress of Bologna and Paris. During the 13th century its predecessor institutions and then in the Roman legal word universitas became February 1992, the University’s academic a common name for study groups. The dress was determined by the Council and third great university of the Middle Ages, the first graduation ceremonies wearing the Oxford, emerged at that time. Much of the new University of South Australia academic symbolism of academic dress is bound up dress occurred during April 1992. It is with the history of those early universities interesting to note that the hood chosen is which have influenced the creation and of Oxford Burgon style while the gown is of maintenance of a distinctive form of dress. the Cambridge style, an interesting link with two of the greatest European universities of In the earliest times, university statutes the Middle Ages. concerning academic costume were somewhat vague, and it was not until the late 14th and early 15th centuries, as lay fashions began to change, that universities began to adopt the policy of setting down particular requirements for the shape and cut of academic dress. Over the centuries, gowns have evolved in various forms from the original outer garment or robe commonly worn by the laity and members of the clergy, to the many modern versions for the various levels of academic awards. Hoods have developed from the head coverings worn

Oxford burgon style hood

Mortarboard tassels for Indigenous Australian graduates

15 If you look carefully you will see that this Ceremony gown also has a combination of gold stripes on each sleeve instead of the silver stripes Tradition located on the Vice Chancellor’s gown. Senior management wear a black gown with blue facing on the front and rear collar, Academic Procession and stage party and a black bonnet with silver tassel. The The traditional custom in which dignitaries academic registrar wears a similar gown. of the university enter the graduation hall However you will note that the blue facing is known as the academic procession. The is not as wide and the collar is black, and a University of South Australia’s academic black mortar board with blue tassel is worn. procession is led by higher degree Readers wear the gown reflecting their graduates and members of the University highest award, as do Professors receiving Council, followed by academic staff and the honorary title of Emeritus Professor, and senior management of the University, those being awarded with the honorary title including the Vice Chancellor. The of University Fellow. Recipients of honorary Chancellor is the last to enter. Doctor of the University awards wear the prestigious blue University of South Academics sit at the rear of the stage, Australia honorary doctorate gown trimmed with higher degree graduates and Council with yellow and red facing, and a red, yellow, members in the second to front row. The and blue hood. A black bonnet with black front row is reserved for staff reading tassel is the accompanying headwear. graduand names, the academic registrar, senior managers, the Vice Chancellor, guest Council members are distinguished with speaker, honorary award recipients, special black silk-like gowns with red, blue, and guests, and the Chancellor. yellow facing, and a black bonnet and gold tassel. Candidates graduating with a PhD In some circumstances the Chancellor may wear a black Oxford-style gown with red be represented by the Deputy Chancellor or facing, and those receiving professional Pro Chancellor. doctorates wear the same style gown but with coloured facing representing their Academic Dress discipline. Academic dress usually reflects the highest academic qualification of the wearer. Special End of Ceremony ceremonial gowns are also worn and these The academic recession signals the end of represent the wearer’s position and title. The the graduation ceremony and is led by the Vice Chancellor can be recognised by the Chancellor, followed by the stage party in distinctive Fairford Brocade gown adorned the reverse order to which it entered. Newly with silver oakleaf lace, and black bonnet conferred graduates join the recession, with blue tassel. The Chancellor’s gown is signalling their entry to the academic also Fairford Brocade but incorporates gold community. oakleaf lace and notably this is worn with a black bonnet finished with a gold tassel.

16 17 Degree with Honours University of A degree with Honours is a program of four or more years in duration, which includes a South Australia minimum of one year of advanced studies, for students who demonstrate a high level Awards of achievement in the initial years of their program.

Degree types Double degree University of South Australia students A double degree is a program where two have a range of program options when contrasting and complementary programs undertaking their study. The following are at the same level have been combined to examples of the degree titles you may hear complement each other, such that the core during the graduation ceremony. elements of the two awards are undertaken simultaneously and the requirements of Doctor of Philosophy each award are fully met. These graduates receive two parchments. Doctor of Philosophy programs provide training and education with the objective of producing graduates with the capacity to Co-badged degrees conduct research independently at a high A collaborative arrangement between level of originality and quality. recognised providers, resulting in a single award and may include the co-badging of a Professional Doctorate single parchment. A Professional Doctorate is a rigorous program of advanced study and research, Dual degrees designed specifically to meet the needs Collaborative partnerships between the of industry and professional groups. University of South Australia and another Professional Doctorates usually consist of a recognised provider enable students to blend of coursework and research. undertake a degree jointly facilitated by both institutions. Graduates of these Honours degree programs will be issued with parchments from each institution. The Honours degree is a separate, stand- alone one-year program of advanced studies for students who demonstrate a high level of achievement upon completion of their pass degree program.

17 Peter Kane Signs of Gravity 2016. Glass, Metal, Wood, LED lights. 700 x 270 x 250mm

18 19 University of University of South Australia Medals Awarded annually to graduands in South Australia each Division for outstanding academic merit throughout all years of an Medal Winners undergraduate degree program: University of South Australia Business School University of South Australia Medals Nicole Daniélle Bosman Outstanding academic achievement is recognised through numerous prizes and Angelica May Budarick awards. The most prestigious of these for Joanna Chudy undergraduate students are the University James Ritchie Martin of South Australia Medals and Honours Tran Trong Hieu Nguyen Medals. The Medals are silver in colour and bear Division of Education, Arts an enamel version of the University of and Social Sciences South Australia seal on the front and the recipient’s name is engraved on the reverse Genevieve Grace Cooper side. Medals are awarded annually. Kiah Adeline Buckskin-James The 2016 recipients are: Nicholas Sean Lyons Vera-Ann Marrone University of South Australia Mia Callander Neale Honours Medals Marissa Ziesing Awarded annually to graduands in each Division for outstanding academic Division of Health Sciences merit throughout all years of an honours degree program: Kate Alison Barber Henry Blake University of South Australia Deborah Grace Forsythe Business School Joy Michelle Fredella Dzung Hoang Bui Isabelle Grace Henshall Melissa Louise McIvor Division of Education, Arts Jennifer Mary Williams and Social Sciences Lisa Marie Ranson Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment Division of Health Sciences Michael Chiu Julian Mark Carosi Jason Wilbur Heritage

Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment Elizabeth Valwyn Bradford Michael James Bradley Dyer Stephanie Victoria Macwilliams

University of South Australia Medal

19 Advancing careers Alumni The alumni network maintains a dedicated business directory that outlines discounted services available for fellow alumni, and Alumni Network the University’s career services program The University of South Australia supports also provides continuing advice on career a thriving worldwide community of its development and forums to facilitate graduates through its alumni network. contact with employers and professional Upon receiving their degrees, our graduates bodies. automatically become members of an alumni network that includes over Staying in touch 200,000 of their colleagues and extends Reunion events are held in Australia and across more than 150 countries. other countries each year. There are formal network chapters in Malaysia, Hong Kong, Keeping up to date Singapore, China and the United Kingdom, University of South Australia alumni as well as active groups in many other are able to keep up to date with the locations in Australia and overseas that achievements of fellow graduates and the hold regular events. The UniSA Business University by receiving regular electronic School also maintains an active community copies of UniSA News, Alumni News and and program of events. Enterprise magazine. University of South Australia alumni are Alumni are also able to maintain their also able to obtain a network card that they University email account for life, join and can use to access specially negotiated follow alumni social media platforms, and discounts to services through the Alumni reconnect with and mentor fellow alumni in Business Directory, such as events at the the new online community - UniSA Global Adelaide Festival. Alumni Connect. More information on the alumni network and access to its wide range of services and Continuing to learn resources is available at University of South Australia alumni www.unisa.edu.au/alumni exclusively receive special library membership for free, providing ongoing access to the University’s vast learning resources. They receive invitations to special public lectures and the University’s International Seminar Series that feature leading academics and thinkers.

20 21 Support UniSA’s Scholarship Fund You can leave your UniSA’s Scholarship Fund provides scholarships, grants and prizes that mark on UniSA recognise academic achievement and give vital financial support to students who need it most. Embed yourself in the DNA UniSA has more students from a of the Pridham Hall disadvantaged background than any other By building Pridham Hall we are creating university in South Australia, and there are a new heart of the University - an iconic many students at UniSA for whom money venue where thousands of memories will is a real issue. Many have multiple jobs be made. to support themselves, some come from The state-of-the-art facility will feature remote rural areas, and more than 25 per a sports complex, a swimming pool, and cent have little financial support at home - facilities for graduations and corporate and which puts them at risk of not completing cultural events. It will be a significant part of their degrees and foregoing their dream. the student experience and offer important The fund will support students tackling the sport and fitness services to the entire problems of the world as they progress local community, including the new Health through masters and PhD studies, as Precinct opening on North Terrace. well as students just starting out in their Under the guidance of the design teams we undergraduate studies who are finding their have selected three spaces and sculptural purpose and inspiration. forms where we can permanently etch your By making a donation to the Scholarship name and your three words to live by in Fund you can help future students. Pridham Hall to forever inform and inspire It is a wonderful way of giving back future generations of students. and acknowledging what you have Hundreds of graduates, staff and supporters accomplished. To give someone else a have already donated $1,000 to embed boost please visit their name and words, or those of a loved www.unisa.edu.au/scholarshipfund one, into the chandelier, inverted pyramid or the swimming pool. To find out more about how you too can participate in this unique initiative please visit www.unisa.edu.au/pridhamhall

21 Ashlee Hopkins Pair of Cups 2016. Stoneware. Dimensions Variable.

22 23 important introductions inkey markets. engagement strategies andproviding missions, providing advice oninternational Australia, tasked withsupportingtrade He iscurrently thespecialenvoy for South repatriate Australians killedinthatincident. was appointedtohelprecover, identifyand Flight 17disasterover theUkraine, SirAngus found, and,following theMalaysia Airlines which disappeared andhasstillnotbeen find themissingMalaysia AirlinesFlight370 In 2014heheadedAustralia’s efforts, firstto causes. organisations, from tohumanitarian military several board positionsinavarietyof contributions have broadened toinclude Following hisretirement in2011,SirAngus’ Afghanistan. operations inEastmilitary Timor, Iraq and role for 6years, overseeing Australia’s of theDefence Force. Heserved inthis hierarchy,pinnacle ofthemilitary Chief later, in2005,hewaspromoted tothe Chief oftheAirforce in2001.Four years through theranks toeventually become Royal Australian Airforce in1972androse Sir Angusbeganasahelicopterpilotinthe (Retired) Houston AK, AFC Air ChiefMarshalSir Angus Occasional Address The ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE Tuesday 15 August at10.30am Order ofCeremony and graduates retire. Official Party, Council, Academic Procession The audienceisrequested tostandasthe The Chancellorwillclosetheceremony. will confer awards onthecandidates. The Chancellor, onbehalfoftheUniversity, (Retired). Air ChiefMarshalSirAngusHoustonAK,AFC The OccasionalAddress willbedelivered by Doctor oftheUniversity. O’Loughlin OAM for degree thehonorary of Professor Beechamwillpresent MrKevin University. for degree thehonorary ofDoctorthe Marshal SirAngusHoustonAK,AFC (Retired) the Environment, willpresent AirChief Information Technology, Engineering and GCHE, FIEAust, FAICD, Pro ViceChancellor: Professor SimonBeechamBSc(Hons), PhD, CChem, FRSC,willaddress theceremony. Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, The ViceChancellorandPresident, (Honours), willopentheceremony. The Chancellor, MrJimMcDowell,LLB sung by MsSharon Turley, soprano. The Australian NationalAnthemwillbe Council andOfficialParty. the entrance oftheAcademic Procession, The audienceisrequested tostandfor Processional musicwillbeplayed. 23

15 August: 10.30am 24 25 15 August: 10.30am 15 August: The Presentation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Timothy Redmond O’Leary, by thesis entitled: Hong Ki An, by thesis entitled: Industry adaption to Nathers 6 star energy regulations and energy Determining the optimum detector performance disclosure models for locations at metering roundabouts using housing the queuing length estimation models (conferred: 15 June 2017) (conferred: 15 June 2017) Nekane Reta Murua, by thesis entitled: Sara Ann Browning, by thesis entitled: Electrochemical biosensors based on Stochastic dynamic programming and porous nanostructured materials for conditional value-at-risk to evaluate label-free detection of pathogens and water management policies their toxins in water (conferred: 15 June 2017) (conferred: 15 June 2017) Pei Yee Chin, by thesis entitled: Niranjani Premila Kumari Semananda, by Factors influencing employees’ use of thesis entitled: enterprise social networks Assessment of the efficiency and (conferred: 15 June 2017) effectiveness of wicking bed irrigation systems for urban agriculture Son Duy Dao, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 13 April 2017) Modelling and intelligent optimisation of production scheduling in VCIM systems Mandeep Singh, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 15 June 2017) Role of clay minerals in carbon stabilisation in soils Merinda Lee Edwards, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 15 June 2017) An examination of the response of South Australia’s coastal communities to rising Kelly Diane Tadiar, by thesis entitled: sea levels: who’s taking charge? An examination into the mechanisms (conferred: 16 March 2017) and behaviours associated with sediment accumulation in permeable pavements Adrian Paul Grantham, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 16 March 2017) Mathematical tools for maximising renewable energy use in electricity Limin Wu, by thesis entitled: supply Synthesis of noble metal nanoparticles (conferred: 15 June 2017) and their application in colloid and interface sciences Shah Ahsanul Haque, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 15 June 2017) Anomaly detection in wireless sensor networks for healthcare Chih-Tsung Yang, by thesis entitled: (conferred: 15 December 2016) Amplification of surface plasmon resonance biomolecular binding events: Danda Li, by thesis entitled: towards improved biosensing based Mechanical properties of crumb rubber cancer prognostics concrete (CRC) and its structural (conferred: 13 April 2017) application (conferred: 15 June 2017) for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Keith William McAuliffe, by thesis entitled: conferred as a single degree under a Double Award PhD program between An evaluation of critical elements for the University of South Australia and optimising performance of major multi- the University of Copenhagen use sports playing surfaces (conferred: 13 April 2017) Anzhela Malysheva, by thesis entitled: Mehdi Moayyedian, by thesis entitled: Interdisciplinary approach to nanotoxicology: analytical studies into Intelligent optimization of mold design complex behaviour of nanoparticles and process parameters in injection during toxicity tests molding (conferred: 15 June 2017) (conferred: 15 June 2017)

Quoc Bao Nguyen, by thesis entitled: Timing offset in physical-layer network coding * indicates a conferral of award date prior to this ceremony (conferred: 15 June 2017)

25 DIVISION OF INFORMATION for the Graduate Diploma in Aviation TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING Maksimir Tomislav Ivka AND THE ENVIRONMENT Bradley Jack Kinne THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Patrick Joseph Spiteri for the degree of Master of for the Graduate Diploma in Engineering (Autonomous Systems) Engineering (Engineering and Technology Management) Mary Patience Bataringaya Alluri Satya Venkata Vamsa Vardhan Harsh Dineshkumar Patel for the Graduate Diploma in Human for the degree of Master of Factors and Safety Management Systems Engineering (Electrical Power) Paula Kerkman Mohsin Abbas Zaid Hamid Abdulabbas Al-Tameemi for the Graduate Diploma in Occupational Ashly Bernad Health and Safety Management Surya Chandra Rao Kesireddy Shumirayi Mavengere Mohammad Fahad Khan Rebekah Judith Moseley Liu Cong Patrick Pulis Muhammad Saad for the Graduate Diploma in Ali Tareq Sameer Sameer Organisational Safety Management for the degree of Master of Engineering Peter John McWhinnie (Engineering Management) for the Graduate Certificate in Human Hussam Mohammed Hussein Almukhtar Factors and Safety Management Systems Tale Boland Mark Peter Lumbert John William Carlson Vathany Sambath Jenny Hui Xing Goh Nauman Ahmed Khan for the Graduate Certificate in Logistics Kumar Krishnamurthy and Supply Chain Management Dening Liu Kraig James Andrews Amandeep Kaur Madahar Cassandra Dejrangsi Amjad Hassan Mallick Meegan Treen Nadiah Mohd Shukor Phillipa Walter Mithun Nagalingompillai Subha for the Graduate Certificate Surendra Choudary Nettam in Occupational Health and Liam Balfour Nicholls Safety Management Hariraj Pulinjappilly Rajeev Scott Anthony Duffy Arthur Rybka Tore Ware Nielsen Dhruv Seth Kimberly Ruth Goodluck Vandborg Stephen Sizer *(28/03/2017) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Krishnanand Venkatesh Shenoy (Honours) (Electrical and Electronic) Sreepal Yellu Falah A F A Alsamdan for the degree of Master of Nurfasya Fathin Dahlan Engineering (Engineering and Lianqiang Guan Technology Management) Husseen Ali M Shubeer Khaing Min Oo *(15/06/2017) Hui-Hsuan Yu Santhakumar Kunnasegaran *(15/06/2017) Kyaw Myo Thwin *(15/06/2017) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical and Mechatronic) Md Salahuddin Kader Mazumder *(15/06/2017) Aaron Stuart Goldsworthy Hein Thu Myint *(15/06/2017) for the degree of Bachelor of Shivadasan S/O Anandan *(15/06/2017) Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical) Soe Win Naing *(15/06/2017) Andrew Robert Grant Sheik Uduman *(15/06/2017) Chee Yang Hong Nilar Win *(15/06/2017) Michael Benjamin Pring Anthony Yee Kum Choon *(15/06/2017) Besha Sarkout Sulaimany for the degree of Master of Roshan Thalleycherry Engineering (Telecommunications) Anthony Peter Varvounis Gregorio Augusto Bravo Bravo Wang Yifan Zhao Zeyu for the degree of Master of Occupational Health and Safety for the degree of Bachelor of David James Carey Engineering (Honours) (Mechanical and Advanced Manufacturing) Ryan Leigh Hooper Dhwanil Patel

26 27 for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Ka Shing Kwok (Honours) (Mechanical and Mechatronic) Tang Ngai Thomas Lam Houssam Abi Ali Yin Cheung Li 15 August: 10.30am 15 August: Yahyah M A A M Alkandari Raihan Adyatma Lubis Chen Tong Ethan Howard May Myo Hlaing Jared Milne Glenn Andrew Rypp Caleb James Morris Chin Ka Tee Justin Netchiporouk Zhong Heng Hillary Hei Yu Pang Ghana Shyam Pokhrel for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) with Honours Wai Kin Dennis Poon Alexander Kenneth Redhead Ang Wan Quan *(15/06/2017) Menni Sfyrios Melvin S/O Anthonysamy *(15/06/2017) Jacob Fletcher Smith Haris Augustine Thomas *(15/06/2017) Salah Eddine Sobhi Chen Jianxin *(15/06/2017) Tang Kwok Leung Dai Gang *(15/06/2017) Ethan James Tattersall Kee Ghim Hong *(15/06/2017) Krisma Puspitha Turker Kong Pieng Quan *(15/06/2017) Michael Geoffrey Turner Anoop Kuriakose *(15/06/2017) Bingzhen Zhang Kyaw Swar Thein *(15/06/2017) Jeremy Lim Chye Huat *(15/06/2017) for the degree of Bachelor of Lu Liming *(15/06/2017) Engineering (Electrical) Neo Wei Yee *(15/06/2017) Aung Nyunt Thaw *(15/06/2017) Ooi Wei Beng *(15/06/2017) Chay Zhen Min Kelvin *(15/06/2017) Pavadai Murugesan *(15/06/2017) Durairaj Rajasekar *(15/06/2017) Prabhakar Sundararaj *(15/06/2017) Vimalaveeran S/O Govindoo *(15/06/2017) Geerthana D/O Rengasamy *(15/06/2017) Zhenhao Huang *(15/06/2017) Sai Yan Naing Aung *(15/06/2017) Nagaraj Kuttiyappan *(15/06/2017) Sekar Somu *(15/06/2017) Kyaw Tun Lin *(15/06/2017) Thiri Soe *(15/06/2017) Ng Wen Quan *(15/06/2017) Tan You Yang Jeremy *(15/06/2017) Nyan Lin Htay *(15/06/2017) Tu Yuan Yuan *(15/06/2017) Pan Su Nyi Nyi *(15/06/2017) Wong Hualun *(15/06/2017) Ong Chooi Lee *(15/06/2017) Ye Mann Myint *(15/06/2017) John Edwin Pereira Edwin *(15/06/2017) Ye Min Phyo *(15/06/2017) Parthiban S/O K Sadagopal *(15/06/2017) Zin Zu Tun *(15/06/2017) Sekar Ramu *(15/06/2017) Sim Leong Kwee *(15/06/2017) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) with Honours Sim Yu Chuen *(15/06/2017) Tan Shao Wei Wilson *(15/06/2017) Ong Boon Seah *(15/06/2017) Joseph Tin Ko *(15/06/2017) Chan Yu Wai *(13/04/2017) Yang Wei *(15/06/2017) Ho Soo Suan *(13/04/2017) Huen Zhi Hao *(15/06/2017) for the degree of Bachelor of Kavin Yap Kar Qin *(15/06/2017) Engineering (Electrical and Electronic) Hock Siang Khoo *(13/04/2017) Abdalhadi Nasir M Alharith Leong Choon Song Edwin *(15/06/2017) Mohammed Ayesh A Alrashdi Lim Jack Nam *(15/06/2017) for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Lim Tong Heong *(15/06/2017) (Electrical and Mechatronic) Alan Lum Kah Fei *(15/06/2017) Sultan Mayyah Faleh Alabdi Nur Shida Binte Rahmat *(15/06/2017) Sanjay Rai *(15/06/2017) for the degree of Bachelor of Subramaniam Santhakumar *(15/06/2017) Engineering (Electronic) Teo Toh Peck *(15/06/2017) Kong Songwei Louis *(15/06/2017) Neo Yao Sheng *(15/06/2017) for the degree of Bachelor of Yeo Loo Yee *(13/04/2017) Engineering (Electronic Engineering) for the degree of Bachelor of Aviation Loh Yuan Bin Benjamin *(15/06/2017) Venkadeshwaran Ashokumar for the degree of Bachelor of Kunakorn Bunchongphoklang Engineering (Mechanical) Chan Chak Yan Sebastian Jose Alukkal *(15/06/2017) Franco Hang Kwan Chang Kayshini E Geethaganthi *(15/06/2017) Cheuk Fung Cheung Giam Hon Seng Fredrick *(15/06/2017) Regan Ash Christopher Hettiarachchige Rukshan Hettiarachchi Thomas John Fuller *(15/06/2017) Wai Kit Felix Fung Kelvin Tay Hong Guan *(15/06/2017) Jerome Gay Wei Hao Mohammad Aminul Islam *(15/06/2017) Anas Salah Rashid Hijazi Soe Thant Khine *(15/06/2017) Sarah Houston Alvin Ng *(15/06/2017)

27 Nyan Htain Lin *(15/06/2017) Rohan Hudda Rimple Parathottu Rajan *(15/06/2017) Li Yalun Poh Ghee Min *(15/06/2017) Rohit Makhija Ng Siew Khiang *(15/06/2017) Nie Xinxin Sutradhar Bikash Chandra *(13/04/2017) Dennis Okiror Tai Chun Mun Jeremy *(13/04/2017) Shuhang Shao Tan Gim Hai *(15/06/2017) Inderpreet Singh Shin Kok Tan *(15/06/2017) Wang Yuan Tang Weng Thong *(13/04/2017) Wu Yangchengzhu Thadjayanan Thaverajah *(15/06/2017) Xie Yuchen Wong Jia Wei *(15/06/2017) Yin Ruifeng Yu Hongchen for the degree of Bachelor of Science (Advanced Materials) for the degree of Master of Information Ting Chong Chen and Communications Technology Management (Enterprise Systems) for the degree of Bachelor of Manisha Ajit Deshmukh *(28/03/2017) Technology (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering) Nigel Joseph Greaves Kamal Kumar for the degree of Master of Library and Information Management for the Associate Degree in Engineering Catherine McIntyre Sean Charles Bailey Samuel Bruce Duncan for the Graduate Diploma in Data Science Joe Grant Murad Mekhtiev Franke Grieco for the Graduate Diploma in Elizabeth Sophia Hepburn Information Management (Archives Munish Kumar and Records Management) Michael Julian Mosca Jeshua Daniel McAteer Richard Sunter Muecke *(28/03/2017) Emily Luisa Schnitzer Richard Graeme Nicol Catherine Jane Thornton Matthew Kenneth Roesner Christopher Rojas for the Graduate Diploma in Information Management (Library Srikanth Sayeenathan and Information Management) Michael Ross Tibbey Nigel Castle Jason Patrick Townsend Maria Natasha Costa Stephen James Weatherby Melissa Jane Falloon THE SCHOOL OF INFORMATION Tyler Daniel McCaffery TECHNOLOGY AND Julia Michele Norman MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES Danielle Rankin for the degrees of Master of Jessica Claire Smith Information and Communications for the Graduate Diploma in Information Technology Management (Enterprise Technology (Enterprise Management) Systems) and Master of Information Technology (Business Intelligence) Jake Michael Gosling Wu Pei for the Graduate Diploma in Library and Information Management for the degree of Master of Business Information Management Deanna L Harrison Tamara Mihaela Radulescu for the Graduate Certificate in Data Science for the degree of Master of Data Science Paulo Bengero Sujata Sudesh Kekare Davies Chisenga Subala Mathiyas Gina Tan Keune Zhaohua Teng Katherine Rachel Mihalaras for the degree of Master of David Siow Information Technology (Business Information Systems) for the Graduate Certificate in Information Management Christopher Bosward Sarbjit Gill Beth Katherine Saunders for the degree of Master of Information for the Graduate Certificate in Technology (Enterprise Management) Information Technology Harpreet Kaur Hannah Bottos Ripalben Rameshbhai Chaudhari Diwakar Venkata Reddy Doan Nguyen Anh Thu for the degree of Bachelor of Applied Karthikeyan Ganapathy Nagarajan Science (Honours) (Industrial Harmandeep Kaur and Applied Mathematics) Xuemei Liu

28 29 for the degree of Bachelor of Janitha Prasad Kumarasiri Jayawardana Information Technology (Honours) Oliver John Norman (Enterprise Business Solutions) Siti Balqis binti Othman 15 August: 10.30am 15 August: Thomas Barton King Nadhratul Wardah Binti Roslen for the degree of Bachelor of Matthew James Stewart Software Engineering (Honours) Craig John Watson Dylan Michael Carter Xiong Changjian Alexander Stuart McKerron Ge Yin Mitchell Fraser Norman Zainul Akhyar Zainal Azim Panha Vong for the degree of Bachelor of Information Rabou Vong Technology (Systems Administration) for the degree of Bachelor Peter William Andrew Denley of Business (Management of for the degree of Bachelor of Information Technology) Mathematical Sciences Caleb Dixon Wen Ting Tan Brian Gatungu Maina Jayden Michael Rowan-Kochan for the degree of Bachelor of Science Mollie Jane Baker for the degree of Bachelor of Kylie Anne Dankiw Computing (Multimedia) Harris Iacovou James Peter Apoefis Matthew Stanley Janicki Jonathon Alexander McKendrick Nicholas Toffoli for the Diploma in Technology Studies Victoria Wyatt (dec.) for the degree of Bachelor of Information Technology THE SCHOOL OF NATURAL AND Ruslan Batura BUILT ENVIRONMENTS Karley Jessica Donnelly for the degree of Master of James Grant Farnham Engineering (Civil) Sicheng Guan Md Joynal Abedin Zhipeng Li Song Liuyi for the degree of Master of Engineering Deanna Fay Veale (Civil and Infrastructure) Zhao Jiahui Ran Dan Zhou Henghao for the degree of Master of Engineering for the degree of Bachelor of Information (Civil and Water Resources Management) Technology (Cloud Computing) Jessica Paloma Tejeda Cuevas Matthew James Croall for the degree of Master of Vincent Chun Ming Lam Engineering (Transport) Preet Patel Jingyu Chen for the degree of Bachelor of Nabela Tasnim Information Technology (Games and Entertainment Design) for the degree of Master of Engineering (Water Resources Management) Ian Henderson Hussain Mustafa Shahzad James Lee Skirving for the degree of Master of for the degree of Bachelor of Environmental Science Information Technology (Mobile Application Development) Zhewei Hu Leigh Goldsworthy Le Dinh Dung Jiing Der Lee for the degree of Bachelor of Information Technology for the degree of Master of (Networking and Cybersecurity) Project Management Kam Hung Chim Ahmed Al-Dasoqi Michael Choi Chelsea Lauren Ams Laszlo Dobos Eron Bottcher Susan Joy Mayer Michael Bowman Muhammad Ezad Mohd Hanafiah Cadell Buss Ryan Jae Scrimshaw Julia Katherine Hudspeth Duffy Hang Shang Lukas Clive Barry Gentle Lewis Worster James Brian Christopher Gibbons Nikolin Gjergji for the degree of Bachelor of Information Matthew Benjamen Hooper Technology (Software Development) Jhon Jairo Jaimes Jimenez Nur Syamili Binti Abdul Majid Peter Leonard Michael Behar *(28/03/2017) Heine Madarang Jason Lee Diaz Rijana Malla Ji Guoxiang Matthew Jae Han Kim

29 Joshua Mitchell Philip Silva Dias Hector Mauricio Pinto-Cepeda Andrew Eric Dobson Aldo Martin Rodriguez Westphalen Bernard Driver Ben Tomkins Ian Franklin Umes Acharya Hooman Gorji Luke Matthew Ware Alexander Leigh Gorman Grant Guihot for the degree of Master of Urban and Regional Planning Geoffrey Neil Hixon Clinton Dalzell Jones Bingying Liu Miltiadis Konstantinidis James Sheppard Wayne Phillip Larsen for the degree of Master of Water Penelope Ruth Long Resources Management Timothy Reading Moore Reazhen Tahseen Muhamad Erin Maree Muhleisen Ross Alan Percival Hasan Al Naim for the Graduate Diploma in Built Masaki Natsume Environment (Building Surveying) Romain Angelo Papasidero Simon Gerard Bajko Raymond John Portelli *(28/03/2017) Luis De Araujo Jacqueline Power Kieran James Hunt Shaun Patrick Rowan Thor Linton Nansen Deborah J Saunders Hongxing Shi Richaline Kpa Smith Senthuran Tharmarajah Tererai Taivo Mauricio Leonardo Vera Avendano Alexandra Terrey Brittany Maree Wright Sophie Thevenin Samuel Thomasson for the Graduate Diploma in Felicity Jayne Tregonning Environmental Science Jacobus Albertus Bernadus Van Zyl Maximus Ishak Abdelmesseh Mansour Simon James Wilks Ghaly for the degree of Bachelor of for the Graduate Diploma in Construction Management Project Management and Economics (Honours) Grace Emilija Chapman Van Duivenbode Nathan Philip Bowden Ruairi Gallagher Ka Chun Chan James Gicho Gichuhi Lawrence Guy D’Arrigo Jason Harrington Aidan Amadeus Forte Michelle Lee Ajmal Faiz Ismail Mark Lynton Gautam Khaneja Scott James MacIntyre Li Zian Phillip Mallalue Soe Moe Kyaw Hugo Alberto Merolla Thomas Luke Serotzki Matthew Gerard Nothdurft Kleonikki Vivia Triantafyllou Jaimi Rock Tedros Teweldemedhin Zeru Chloe Ann Marie Taylor Zhang Chujun Christian Ryan Walsh Christie-Ann Williams for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Civil) for the Graduate Diploma in Surveying Mortadha K Al-Hussain Olsi Ducaj Ahmad Mohammed M Alamran Khaled M Gh M Almutairi for the Graduate Certificate in Built Environment (Building Surveying) Mohammed Saad I Alosaimi Jason Mark Binney Ahmad Alsharifi Tracy Leanne Eliades Nicholas Broster Mark Jason Engelhardt Samuel Tristram Champion Leo Joseph Longman Justin Zhen Dian Chiang Mark Schmidt Duan Yongji Peter Leslie Short Joel Emmanuel Egel Peter Kevin Lock for the Graduate Certificate Gregor Nightingale in Project Management Horia Mirel Rusu Geraldine Sally Bell Kavvithiran S Rajendhiran Jason Brooks Su Longquan Tom William Burchill Princi Tandel Tawanda Ashley Buwu Vinikumari Tandel Henry Chambers Brook Dylan White Alyce Cuman Weiting Xu Alicia Marie Daws

30 31 for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering for the Associate Degree (Honours) (Civil and Structural) in Built Environment Jacob Lawrence Madden Bradley Dean Bull 15 August: 10.30am 15 August: Tang Chun Yin Julian Aleksandar Simic Wang Pengfei Luke Peter Skravan for the degree of Bachelor of UNISA COLLEGE Sustainable Environments (Honours) Jacynta Paige Anderson for the Diploma in Arts Anastasia Martinez Stuart Christian Dann Riki Melaina Owens-Bennett Jake Nicholas Kempster Male Christine Marie Taylor Jade McInerney Heaven Tekhlehimanot Tesfay for the degree of Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Honours) for the Diploma in Business Petrina Anne Harris Adam Edward Carthew Samuel Omwenga Ondeyo Jake Jesse Hassink for the degree of Bachelor of Raymond Huynh Construction Management and for the Diploma in Health Economics with Honours Chelsea Kaye Marchant Paul Joseph Fitzpatrick Tasma Rose Wells-Sidler for the degree of Bachelor of for the Diploma in Science Engineering (Civil and Project and Technology Management) with Honours Andrea Monica Del Rosario Zhongzi Feng Hannah Rose Pavlovich for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering Ayden Joel Sleeth (Civil and Structural) with Honours Boon Sin On for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Transport) with Honours Ho Quang Vinh Le Van Huy for the degree of Bachelor of Built Environment Junaid Ahmad Hamish Gordon Scott Earl Joshua Charles Edginton Lloyd Maxwell Goldsmith Rohullah Haidari Christopher Simon Majstrenko Tahlia Renee Shirley Matthews Mostafa Mohammadi Josef Nicolas Monda George-Paul Paris Andre Henry Peciar Iain Robert Rowe *(28/03/2017) Shahir Sarvari Gavin Antony Daniel Scotton Jake Samuel Wilson *(15/06/2017) Wen Jun Yan Brandon Yin for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Project Management) Rutnaakar Vashisht Ramnarain for the degree of Bachelor of Environmental Science Tanya Lynn Charlson Bryce Craig Drechsler Anton Vidler for the degree of Bachelor of Geospatial Science William Charles Abineri

31 Matthew Jackson Hard Edge Paintings 2016. Paint, Canvas, Mirrors and Calico. Dimensions Variable.

32 33 32 University. in Engineering Sciencefrom thesame honours andgainedaMastersdegree Bachelor ofEngineering withfirstclass from theUniversity ofMelbournewitha qualified miningengineer, hegraduated He wasborninLoxton, SouthAustralia. A Gold IncintheUSA. Kingdom andFreeport-McMoRan Copper & Director ofBarclays BankplcintheUnited Murdoch Childrens Research Institute,a Mr Clifford waspreviously Chairmanofthe Chief Executive andDirector in2007. Executive inMarch 2000. Heretired as of RioTinto in1994andbecameChief for 37years. HewasappointedaDirector Prior tothisMrClifford worked for Rio Tinto campaign. the University ofMelbourne’s philanthropic director ofEquestrian Australia andChairof ofVictoriaFoundation,National Gallery a ofVictoriaandChairmanthe Gallery of theCouncil ofTrustees oftheNational Crestone Wealth Management,amember Kohlberg Kravis Roberts&Co, Director of Bechtel Australia PtyLtd, SeniorAdviser to Group IncintheUSAandChairmanof Airways; heisalsoaDirector ofBechtel Leigh Clifford isChairmanofQantas BEng(Hons) MEngSci Mr LeighClifford AO Occasional Address The ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE Tuesday 15 August at3.00pm Order ofCeremony and graduates retire. Official Party, Council, Academic Procession The audienceisrequested tostandasthe The Chancellorwillclosetheceremony. will confer awards onthecandidates. The Chancellor, onbehalfoftheUniversity, Airways. by MrLeigh Clifford AO, ChairmanofQantas The OccasionalAddress willbedelivered Emeritus Professor. Roger Harrisfor titleof thehonorary Professor Meredyth willpresent Professor titleofEmeritushonorary Professor. present Professor Claire Woods for the Education ArtsandSocialSciences,will GradDipEd, PhD, Pro ViceChancellor: Professor DeniseMeredyth, BA(Hons), CChem, FRSC,willaddress theceremony. Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, The ViceChancellorandPresident, (Honours), willopentheceremony. The Chancellor, MrJimMcDowell,LLB sung by MsSharon Turley, soprano. The Australian NationalAnthemwillbe Council andOfficialParty. the entrance oftheAcademic Procession, The audienceisrequested tostandfor Processional musicwillbeplayed. 33

15 August: 3.00pm 34 35 The Presentation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Emily Jane Watson, by thesis entitled:

Catherine Josephine Adamek, by thesis Dietary caffeine and sugar and their 3.00pm 15 August: entitled: relationship with sleep and behaviour in Adelaide dance music culture: late 1980s children and adults to early 1990s (conferred: 15 June 2017) (conferred: 13 April 2017) Stephanie Newton Webb, by thesis entitled: Rebecca Anne Belchamber, by thesis Attitudes toward same-sex family rights: entitled: the connection between marriage and An enquiry into identity and adjustment family within the marriage equality issues for Saudi Arabian students debate studying English in Australia (conferred: 15 June 2017) (conferred: 13 April 2017) Juliette Lesley Zrna, by thesis entitled: Brendan Paul Bentley, by thesis entitled: I’m a reader: engaging young children’s An investigation into teaching voices about their reading in preschool proportional reasoning in the year 7 and the first year of school classroom (conferred: 15 June 2017) (conferred: 13 April 2017) for the degree of Doctor of Education Melanie Kay Cheel, by thesis entitled: Clare Louise Newton, by thesis entitled: Middle primary students’ interpretations of the resurrection of Jesus and Building the Education Revolution: a implications for religious education in revolution or a missed opportunity? South Australian Christian schools (conferred: 15 June 2017) (conferred: 13 April 2017)

Dean Clay Holloway, by thesis entitled: * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Perception, motivation, learner this ceremony differences, and learning mathematics in an interactive multimedia learning DIVISION OF EDUCATION, ARTS environment AND SOCIAL SCIENCES (conferred: 15 June 2017) for the degree of Master of Arts Lauren Ellen Holloway, by thesis entitled: Clementine Ruth Hill *(15/06/2017) New methods for harnessing the for the Associate Degree in Arts Studies unconscious: testing metaphor to Nita Marion Clifton (dec.) generate ideas Meg Rose Vonic-Joyce (conferred: 15 June 2017) for the Diploma in Arts Studies Rita Gabriella Horanyi, by thesis entitled: Rachel Amy Childs Red star, black sun: melancholia in Ruawai Delongville literature and film in state socialist Hungary Rachel Shirleen Nelson Rachel Stephens (conferred: 15 June 2017) THE SCHOOL OF ART, Michael Lawrence Noble, by thesis entitled: ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN Nicholas Culpeper and the mystery of the philosopher’s stone: recovering and for the degrees of Master of Architecture enhancing subjugated knowledges and Master of Sustainable Design through historical fiction Daniel Perrone (conferred: 15 June 2017) for the degree of Master of Architecture Paul Oldham, by thesis entitled: Haylee Lucia Walsh ‘Sharpies were here’: an investigation for the degree of Master of Design into the 1960s-1980s Melbourne-based (Communication Design) Australian youth subculture Wan Wang (conferred: 15 June 2017) for the degree of Master of Helen Sims, by thesis entitled: Design (Industrial Design) Fear and loathing in the global village: Nick Jolly growing resistance to moral panics blocks the Australian government’s internet filter for the degree of Master of (conferred: 15 June 2017) Design (Sustainable Design) Lipon Saha

35 for the degree of Master of for the degree of Bachelor of Sustainable Design Urban and Regional Planning Janna Moore Kerrie Lyn Wilmore *(28/03/2017) for the degree of Master of Urban for the degree of Bachelor of and Regional Planning Visual Arts (Ceramics) Ashmeet Arora Kiriaki Mouratidis Li Shu for the degree of Bachelor of Visual Nguyen Ha Anh Arts (Jewellery and Metal) Sun Zhaohong Ma Zhe for the degree of Master of Visual for the degree of Bachelor of Art and Creative Practice Visual Arts (Painting) Ren Jie Jordan Catherine Gibson King Abbey Lauren Turner for the degree of Bachelor of for the degree of Master of Visual Visual Arts (Photography) Art and Design (Sculpture) Amelia Elise Edwards-Armstrong Frances Joy Buring-Pichler Tahlia Janice Furlong for the Graduate Diploma in Maria Flor Gjerde Design (Industrial Design) Tomimir Kovac Samuel John Hastie Kelly Renee Semmler Thomas Russell Joanne Marie Womack Luke Scorsonelli THE SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION, for the Graduate Diploma in INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND LANGUAGES Design (Interior Architecture) for the degree of Master of Adeline Xin Ying Kong Aboriginal Studies for the Graduate Diploma in Christine Teale Urban and Regional Planning for the degree of Master of Charlie Chhouk International Studies Louise Ellen Henderson Sianam Sonia Saitov for the Graduate Diploma in Visual for the Graduate Diploma in Art and Design (Sculpture) Communication (Public Relations) Frances Joy Buring-Pichler Teena Maria Condous for the degree of Bachelor of Urban for the Graduate Diploma in Journalism and Regional Planning (Honours) Rachael Skye Hakim Christian Martin Matthews Thi Minh Phuong Nguyen for the Graduate Certificate in Mark Lynton Thredgold Compositing and Tracking Rebecca Ann Bogert for the degree of Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours) Tarsha Jane Dickenson Laura Beth Katzorke Alice McCool Michael Majchrzak for the degree of Bachelor of Brendan Rich Architectural Studies Harsimran Singh Todd James Alexander Kyle Jay Skinner Leanne Kit Ting Ip Bryn David Spellicy Leung Ka Long Caitlyn Skye Thomas Rebecca Beth Tonkin Benjamin Geoffrey Trahair Yani Tsapaliaris Rebecca Kathryn Wells for the degree of Bachelor of for the Graduate Certificate in Design (Communication Design) Dynamic Effects and Lighting Celeste Aerilyn-Rose Brittany Isabella-Rose Herriman Claudia Marie Fragnito Darian Jasen Hurrell Timothy Lewis Wood Prakash Saraswati for the degree of Bachelor of for the degrees of Bachelor of Design (Product Design) Journalism and Bachelor of Arts (Writing Emily Kate Brown and Creative Communication) Dale Lewis Cox Kayla Paradiso Tom Delloso Catherine Anne Priolo Zexuan Stanley Gong Angela Skujins Mirna Taslidza for the degree of Bachelor of Interior Architecture Laura Jane Quinn Madeline Elise Schoemaker

36 37 for the degrees of Bachelor of Journalism for the degree of Bachelor of and Bachelor of International Relations Communication (Media and Culture) Alana James Mandy Barlow Amelia Jayne Pink Natasha Jessica Buccella Isobel Amelia Scott Dave Edgcumbe Clay Danielle Jessica Edwards for the degrees of Bachelor of Journalism and Professional Writing and Bachelor Julie Anne Evans of Arts (English and Creative Writing) for the degree of Bachelor of Keir James Hale Communication and Media 3.00pm 15 August: Bonnie Jayne Parker Sun Jin for the degree of Bachelor Tran Nguyen Bao Tran of Arts (Communication and Meagan Jane Wenke Media Management) Zhitian Xu Jessie Lee Little for the degree of Bachelor of Panayiota Mantis International Relations Lucinda Lylie Margaret Thurmer Muhammad Rizki Agustian Zhang Yiwen Liam Connolly Oanes Carruthers for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Michael Joseph Evers (English and Creative Writing) Kalenga Meso Lauriane Lauriane Kayomba Chloe Jane Cannell Joel Kanyiki Nyanguile Heather Briony McGinn Zahra Shojaee Bonita Marie Rawkins for the degree of Bachelor of Journalism for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Samantha May Bartlett (History and Cultural Studies) Kathrine Lorraine Catanzariti Shannon James Emanuel Gianluca Vincent Filosi Amy Lea Green for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (Indigenous Cultures Paul Christopher Leonard Maland and Australian Society) Jarryd Leigh Nerlich Brendan Thomas Austin Billie Ninham-Smith Muyassar Mahmud Lucy May Robinson Bethanie Judith Wold for the degree of Bachelor of Arts (Indigenous Studies) for the degree of Bachelor of Christine Bongiorno Journalism and Professional Writing Michala Jane Hitchcock Tomas Anthony Telegramma for the degree of Bachelor of for the degree of Bachelor of Media Arts Arts (International Relations) Chris Archer Yiu Hang Ngan Maria Basolile Bubeshi Matteo Panizon Jeremy Paul Driver Kameleh Safi Michael Fischetti Elliott Allan Watson Riley Daniel Hutchins Benjamin Thomas Kay for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Li Haoming (Languages and Intercultural Communication) Rebecca Langman Lachlan William Haynes Lu Ren Jie Marie Ophely Gilda Rachelle Doris Hurpaul Abbey Jade Mulraney *(05/04/2016) James Guido O’Loughlin Yi Sum Lai James Ashton Roper Royall Royal for the degree of Bachelor Bradley Joel Saegenschnitter of Arts (Linguistics) Isabelle Eve Scott Nur Nadiah Binti Badrul Hisham Cezanne Villanueva for the degree of Bachelor Wang Kun of Arts (Sociology) Stefaan Ramsay Wright Yin Hoi Chan for the degree of Bachelor for the degree of Bachelor of Arts of Public Relations (Writing and Creative Communication) Sophie Helen Castley Matthew Steven Blandford Emma Dignon Chelsea McLaughlin Sarah Anne Gilbert Bethany Jane Stanier Merry Mohsen Nazari Rhys Tyrone Stalba-Smith Erin Jane Phillips Sean Brian Roberts Alana Joy Salzborn Renee Nicole Ween Tova Maree Worroll

37 38 39 THE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Samuel Robert Daw Mitchell Jack Dearing for the degree of Master of Education George Dinedios Bahareh Abdollahi Nicholas Charles Dinham Karyn Joan Alford Alastair Charles Eglinton Daniel John Bleby Dylan Rhys Elphick Joy Pamela Margaret Booth Daniel John Elvin Jodie Marie Cunningham Nathan Andrew Fenwick Janna Lewis Melissa Ann Fiacchi 3.00pm 15 August: Jason Plunkett Louise Ann Firth Rebecca Jayne Riley Dillon Yuyang Gao Melanie Nicole Rose Kenneth George Gardner Thyrza Veitch Emma Kate Genockey Kit Mei Wong Alexander Ray Graham for the degree of Master of Evodia Groza Education (TESOL) Callan James Hammond Navneet Kaur Arora Jasmine Lee Hart Phyo Thiri Aung Sean William Helps Shveta Vaid Luke Stephen Higgins Yang Lishan Ella Louise Hogben Yue Zhao Shadi Hosseini Khowlenjani Farah Farhana Binti Zulkifli Sherri-Lee Tyler Hudson Man Jin for the degree of Master of Henry Oscar Johnson Teaching (Early Childhood) Pawandeep Kaur Chelsea Elyse Griffiths Daniel James Kerrigan Refaat Bushra Megalli Xunyu Li Stephanie Paige Norris Adam Riley Langford for the degree of Master of Sarah Anne Leadbeater Teaching (Primary) Shane Leathem Cheryl Chin Jacinta Kate Lee Christian Hodgson Tyler James Lee Nicolai Anton Huon Shuang Lin David Ka Yip Leung Samuel Julian Massacci Daniel Robert Moyle Sophia Lauren Mazzaferro Grace Frances Myers Hayley Louise McAteer Sophie Louise Neubauer Cameron Andrew Mclean Amber Jade O’Bryan James Mignone Ami June Rogers Samuel Thomas Milne Chelsea Elizabeth Todd Loukia Moschos Jarrod Lachlan Muller for the degree of Master of Teaching (Secondary) Dillon Mullins Hannah Kate Muscat Rafael Gregory Aragon Amy Nairn Amber Elizabeth Archdale Hannah Louise Nicholson Richard James Austin Millie Anne O’Grady Dylan Thomas Baker Ruby Opozda-Westley Samuel Riley Hannaford Ball Ellen Georgia Packard Stacey Laurel Bartlett Adrian Kieth Petiet Jacinta Evette Bechara Richard Phillipson Eva Esther Ben Harrous D’Alboy Isabelle Pickett Samantha Louise Blackmore Nathan Thomas Pippett Sophie Ellen Braun Tayla Monica Preece Laura Ana Brenko Abbey Louise Rawson Lauren Joan Brown Fiona Jane Roberts Lindsey Jean Bryant Xavier Russell Lucy Catherine Burg Swati Kanjilal Salvi Thomas Horatio John Cadd Erica Genevieve Sandgren Kimberly Karen Carmichael Daniel Peter Smith Joseph Mark Carter Jasmin Lee Smith Paul Champion Louisa Straschko Francesca Mary Chilcott Georgina Rose Sulley-Beales Andrew Mark Clarke Lalita Tanasing Hannah Ruth Clift Christopher Taylor Jessica Grace Cocks Atlanta Eve Townsend Liam Joseph Cullinan Austin Joel Tredrea Emily Kate Daff

39 Sylvia Patricia Urbanski for the degree of Bachelor of Education Samuel Gregory Voigt (Design and Technology Education) Zhixing Wang Colby John Grace Louise Ellen Webb Alexandra Nicolopoulos Anthony John Will Ashleigh Danise Pietrobon Rohan Nicholas Williams Katie Ellen Rees Yun Sun for the degree of Bachelor Julius Leo Zieleniecki of Education (Primary) for the Graduate Diploma in Renae Audrey Beaty Education (Adult, Vocational Matthew Alan Buckingham and Workplace Learning) Prue Frances Martin Dora Corso Jamie Victoria Warren Alison Jennifer Sanders for the degree of Bachelor of for the Graduate Certificate in Education (Primary and Middle) Education (Catholic Education) Karina Lisa Bacolo *(30/03/2017) Kerry Marie Alves Renee Rosenda Lee Gray James David Baverstock Kate Audrey Smith Nikki Sevasti Pietris THE SCHOOL OF PSYCHOLOGY, Edwin Gruber SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLICY Annette Elizabeth Lamont Grace Bethany Lowe for the degree of Master of Thomas John Angas McLean Psychology (Clinical) Daniel James McMahon Diana Carolina Cicua Navarro *(29/03/2017) Amy Catherine Parker Peter Wayne Macey Alicia Brooke Sandercock Jessica Maria Tigani Kendall Elise Schenk for the degree of Master of Social Work Linda Marie Schutt Dong Siqun *(20/12/2016) Louise Danielle Tunney Lilian Bosibori Njuguna *(29/03/2017) Laura Luciana Villani Ranjana Regmi *(20/12/2016) for the Diploma in Education (Anangu Education) for the Graduate Diploma in Mediation and Conflict Resolution Amanda Maringka Lennon Helen Kathleen Maree Aitken Initji-Tequilia Windlass for the degree of Bachelor of for the degrees of Bachelor of Arts Psychology (Honours) (Aboriginal Studies) and Bachelor of Education (Middle and Secondary) Sally Lee Perrin Ravjot Dhillon for the degree of Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) for the degrees of Bachelor of Arts (Australian Studies) and Bachelor of Sophie Elizabeth Honner Education (Middle and Secondary) for the degrees of Bachelor of Social Mikalea Lee Borg Science (Human Services) and Alexander Arthur Goodwin Bachelor of Psychological Science for the degrees of Bachelor of Irene Jaguru Science and Bachelor of Education Verity Adrianne Reeves Adam Christopher Biggs Emily Catherine Rose Sandford-Morgan Stefana Katrina Kachirski Ben Patrick Whitehead Naomi Kobzeff for the degree of Bachelor of Psychological Science for the degree of Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (In-Service) Alysha Teresa Amor Alana Jade Birrell Radhika Athalye Alexandra Benetti for the degree of Bachelor of Jessy Kate Burns Education (Adult, Vocational Ayla Eboni Callegari and Workplace Learning) Phillip Chhorn Angela Michelle Castle Fiona Emily Drabsch Lorraine Fay Diotallevi Alexandra May Egan Kylie Louise Egyud Maarten John Fielden Tania Marie Mahoney Heath Charlie Frearson Maddison Taylor Frencham Brenton Douglas Jon Hall Craig Cameron Hicks

40 41 Chenxia Hu Tamika Lee Innis Tiara Marcella Ladju Armani Amstrong Lam Chi Fan Li *(15/06/2017) Francesca Angela Marciano Madeleine Kate McCarthy Jessica Thea Nieuwenhuizen

Sarah Joyce Sheridan 3.00pm 15 August: Matilda Amanda Shirley Jovana Stojsavljevic Julian Si Yin Philbert Thong Tahlia Jade Treagus Jessica Wegener Charlotte Morgan Wilson for the degree of Bachelor of Psychological Science (Counselling and Interpersonal Skills) Putu Edith Nathan James Knott for the degree of Bachelor of Social Science (Human Services) James Dak Majur *(29/03/2017) Rhiannon Maree Scheltus Sarah Tuhoro for the degree of Bachelor of Social Work Melissa Jean Bell Susan Mary Graham Rebecca Elizabeth Ruth McKee Christina Lee Mercorella

41 Abbey Turner In Bloom 2016. Pencil on Paper. 40 x 50cm.

42 43 education leadershiproles. College; aswellvariousteachingand Deputy PrincipalandofSeymour Commissioner for Equal Opportunity; Supreme Court ofSouthAustralia; Deputy and Children’s Registrar ofthe Services; Australian Departmentfor Education Workforce Development withtheSouth executive positionsincludingDirector of background holding inthepublicservice, and innovation. Shehasanextensive with key responsibilities for drivingchange University’s SeniorManagementGroup of SouthAustralia, amemberofthe of HumanResources attheUniversity Ruth Blenkiron wastheExecutive Director WS, DipMmt DipT (EarlyChildhood),GradDip Ms RuthBlenkiron Occasional Address The ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE Wednesday 16 August at10.30am Order ofCeremony and graduates retire. Official Party, Council, Academic Procession The audienceisrequested tostandasthe The Chancellorwillclosetheceremony. will confer awards onthecandidates. The Chancellor, onbehalfoftheUniversity, Consultant. by MsRuthBlenkiron, HumanResources The OccasionalAddress willbedelivered Professor. O’Dea AO for titleofEmeritus thehonorary Sciences willpresent Professor Kerin DSc, FAHMS Pro ViceChancellor: Health Professor RobertVinkBSc,GCertEd, PhD, Fellow. Blenkiron for titleofUniversity thehonorary Professor Lloyd willpresent MsRuth CChem, FRSCwilladdress theceremony. Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, The ViceChancellorandPresident, (Honours), willopentheceremony. The Chancellor, MrJimMcDowell,LLB sung by MsSharon Turley, soprano. The Australian NationalAnthemwillbe Council andOfficialParty. the entrance oftheAcademic Procession, The audienceisrequested tostandfor Processional musicwillbeplayed. 43

16 August: 10.30am Steven Cottle Unititled 2016. Mixed Materials. Dimensions Variable.

44 45 The Presentation

for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy Loc Thai, by thesis entitled: Ahmad Yousef Mohammad Abu Helwa, by The impact of pricing policies on thesis entitled: Australia’s medicines market Population-based models of the effect of (conferred: 15 June 2017) food and pH on oral drug absorption (conferred: 15 June 2017) Liping Wang, by thesis entitled: The effect of different degrees of loading Jacqueline Anne Amos, by thesis entitled: on the biomechanical responses of When wounds from infancy collide: the bone cells: understanding the role 10.30am 16 August: mother child relationship as trauma, of mechanical stimuli on functional trigger and treatment behaviour of bone (conferred: 15 June 2017) (conferred: 15 June 2017)

Achal Bharatkumar Bhatt, by thesis entitled: for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Novel glyceryl monooleate (GMO) conferred as a single degree under a cubosomes stabilized using silica Double Award PhD program between nanoparticles for the oral delivery of the University of South Australia and poorly water soluble drugs the University of Copenhagen (conferred: 15 June 2017) Diana Jæger Knudsen, by thesis entitled: Chemical and pharmacological Cheng Chi Hung, by thesis entitled: investigation of Acacia and Santalum A model of consumer hypocrisy species orientation and marketing practices and (conferred: 15 June 2017) their effects on intention to purchase (conferred: 15 June 2017) * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Carla Michelle Giles, by thesis entitled: this ceremony Development of an adenoviral vector vaccine for Rhodococcus equi (conferred: 15 June 2017) UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA BUSINESS SCHOOL Jodie Belinda Hillen, by thesis entitled: Indicators for evaluating medication- for the degrees of Master of Business related quality of care in Australian Administration and Master of residential aged care Human Resource Management (conferred: 15 June 2017) Deborah Dickson

Jay Joseph, by thesis entitled: for the International Master of Business Administration Tension management for integrative outcomes in corporate sustainability: a Chan Hong Nam multiple instrumental case study of the Cheng Ning Australian forestry and wood products Muhammad Reyhan Kantaatmadja industry Li Yongguo (conferred: 15 June 2017) Ruth Sawe Wang Haoran Vivek Babu Nooney, by thesis entitled: Wang Jiutong Intracellular signal transduction and Zhao Pengyu modulation of P2Y12 receptor signaling in health and disease for the degree of Master of (conferred: 15 June 2017) Business Administration Nicholas Bradley Bawden Timothy Nicholas Sealey, by thesis entitled: Sheree Elyse Bettens Gender-composition, task-type, task- Tristan Robert Mark Bibbo structure, group-interaction, member- ability and leadership as determinants of Alastair George Boucaut small group performance Gurpreet Brar (conferred: 15 June 2017) Elke Cleverdon Stephenie De Nichilo Zhengnan Shan, by thesis entitled: Brenna Eckert Development of combined therapy for Luke Tuson Edmondson Alzheimer’s disease: a mechanistic study Luke Andrew Harrington (conferred: 15 June 2017)

45 Melissa Jane Lovell Jeremy David Scott Brodie Lush Glen Stewart Sotheren Alyson Louise McGregor Steven David Twigger Andrew Kenneth Milne Sonia Margret Voigt Naomi Faye Minett for the degrees of Bachelor of Paul Murphy Business (International Business) and Shalendra Nair Bachelor of Business (Property) Peter James Pannach Joel Charles Rauer Melanie Kate Penfold Christopher Perry for the degrees of Bachelor of Management (Marketing) and Bachelor Samuel James Scerri of Tourism and Event Management Joe Sern Tan Alysha Elizabeth Wreford *(28/03/2017) David Alexander Thompson Wong Cheong Shiu Eric *(15/06/2017) for the Associate Degree Kin Tat Wong in Business Studies Christopher Antoniou for the degree of Master of Business Kishen Raj Appalasami Administration (Finance) Melanie Broadbent Jonathan James Kuvey Pearson Sabrina Coates for the degree of Master of Kristy Lea Cooper Business Administration (Human Rimi Dolame Resource Management) Christopher Adam Frangos Mark Alexander Seja Shaun David Howie for the degree of Master of Business Nadia Kanochkina Administration (Marketing) Danielle Jayne Kerr Benjamin David Hodgson Li Yuanyuan Natalie Amy Medhurst for the degree of Master of Sam Campbell Norman International Business Paul Robert Sommerville Rhu Yee Hui *(28/03/2017) Marco Yu Theng Tiong for the Graduate Diploma in for the Diploma in Business Studies Business Administration Manyang Bullen Baak Antonia Louise Halloran-Lavelle Thomas Michael Bedding Yvonne Denise Martin-Clark Robert Joseph Borrillo for the Graduate Certificate in Business Grace Adeline Brokenshire Ankur Carol Ellul Lauren Gesti Trent Michael Gleed Xiaoyu Hu Whitney Auriel Hannagan Eureka Jo Ilagan Byron John Heath Abe Tobin Mathew Bronwyn Jane Knight Rene Peters Mit Lade Abay Seyoum Teshome Alexander Stephen Gian Macri Amber Tuscharski Jaclyn Marie Mutton Wu Haodi Nathan Michael Napoli Yubo Wang Nadia Maria Pannunzio Yin Zuhao Arabella Rose Randall-Birch Zhang Ruiying Michelle Reimers Yiqi Zhao Joanne Louise Westaway Ying Zhuo THE SCHOOL OF LAW for the Graduate Certificate in Business Administration for the degrees of Bachelor of Business (Legal Studies) and Bachelor of Business Christo Antoniadis (Sport and Recreation Management) Fiona Leslie Ayres Michelle Dagger Chow Yuen Man Ceci *(15/06/2017) Jason John Robert Dockerill THE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT Peter John Evans for the degree of Master of Human Nicholas Victor Grant Resource Management Andrew James Holden Rasool Bux Hayes Jupe Alida Barendina Castle Fu Yi Michael Lau *(15/06/2017) Alison Jane Gilbey Ryan Milton Nicola Kate Humble Vincent Naidu Liseth Yereli Laguado Iturrate Glenn David Nitschke Seng Hoi Pok Craig Parsons Sunny Sandhu Slade Peel Yang Liu

46 47 for the degree of Master of Management for the degree of Bachelor of Business Nina Rachael Braid (Human Resource Management) Adam Stuart Cartland *(15/06/2017) Mia Kaye Megan Alexander Minyan Chen Shuxian Cao Waduge Ayesha Darshani Fernando Zi Shan Chan *(27/03/2017) Marie Catherine Edmonds Andre Karyadinata Eftihia Katerina Evdokiou Paige Jeanette Flavel for the degree of Master of Management (Arts and Cultural Management) Sang-Min Han Astrid Renee Hogg Yang Yuejing Rhiannon Kate Inglis for the degree of Master of Management Yun Jia (Integrated Supply Chain Management) Jessica Rose Mensforth Monamee Afroze Ishika Cuong Phi Nguyen

Mansoor Ahmad Khan Olivia Amrita Noone 10.30am 16 August: Long Enjian Demi Ann Monique Perkins Rahulkumar Narsinhbhai Majeli Kelly Anne Reid Manas Aleksandra Smiljanic Maxson Thomas Priyanka Mukesh Tanna Grace Erin Vincent for the degree of Master of Management (Tourism and Event Management) Yahui Zhang Jie Fang for the degree of Bachelor of Business Li Mingxuan (Innovation and Entrepreneurship) Lyu Dan Vuong Quoc Phong Meng Yan for the degree of Bachelor of Business Yang Junyan (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) for the Graduate Diploma in Guo Rousu Human Resource Management Lin Xuesong Bethany Prosser Ka Chun Liu Jessica Yen Ping Lo for the Graduate Diploma in Management (Arts and Cultural Management) Meng Junru Cindy Marie Crook Mahathelge Joseph Parinda Chirath Peiris Tan Yaxin for the Graduate Certificate in Sam William White *(27/03/2017) Human Resource Management Yan Mengxue Narlene Arthur Feina Yao Adam Beik Zhou Xiaoyi Charles Ombengi Bwombengi Lubinka Gillett for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Management) Katherine Kontonikas Helen Mach Kin Hei Chau *(15/06/2017) Huy Hoang Nguyen Reza Forooz Varalakshmi Veronica Nicholson-Woollacott Benjamin Graetz Zen Pham Huang Jiahui Rajanbir Singh Donna Le Leong Seak Lon for the degrees of Bachelor of Andrew Paul Martin Management and Bachelor of Jun Pang International Relations Wang Yaling Luke Gordon Jones for the degree of Bachelor of Business for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Sport and Recreation Management) Luke Bailey Chan Wing Ho Muhammad Razlan Ibrahim Mukhtar Andrew Michael Kyriakou Jiang Yue Yao Ellen Veronica Williams Quan Thanh Huy Shen Qianwen for the degree of Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Event Management) for the degree of Bachelor of Business Elizabeth Fullerton (Health Services Management) Tobey-Lee Rebecca Hahn-Speck Edward Murray Ridgway Fowler Zeyuan Hu Rosemary Wadzanai Makoni Wai Tsun Lai for the degrees of Bachelor of Business Yingqiao Liang (Human Resource Management) and Tamara Louise North Bachelor of Business (Management) Queen Jhoan Macatangay Precones Naomi Babette Avalos Flores Jiaqi Zhang

47 48 49 for the degrees of Bachelor of DIVISION OF HEALTH SCIENCES Management and Bachelor of Tourism and Event Management for the Associate Degree in Health Studies Brooke Renee Williams Elizabeth Grace Abbot for the degree of Bachelor Victoria Jane Maree Coelli (dec.) of Management *(15/06/2017) Nicholas John Brady Christopher James Butler for the Diploma in Health Studies Chloe Nicol Constable Anne Patricia Ponniah Luke Simon De Simoni THE SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES Denise Drogaris Harrison David Harding for the degree of Master of Ross Anthony Holmes Medical Sonography Kellie Jill Jordan Ashley Cairnes Pauline Fay Churchill 10.30am 16 August: for the degree of Bachelor of Emma-Lee Conelius Management (Logistics and Louise Evalyn Deshon Supply Chain Management) Heidi Garside Maja Durmic Ho Hui Ping Jackson Deryck Horrocks Sarah Rene Piercey Allan Lav Jacqueline Lacey Roots Liang Tongtong Simone Wong Alex MacKenzie for the degree of Master of Occupational for the degree of Bachelor of Therapy (Graduate Entry) Management (Policing) Thomas Henry Bower Alex Michael Byrne Philip Mark Gurr for the degree of Master of Kerry Michelle Hampton Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry) Matthew David Lyons Kale Thomas Bettison Darren Leigh Matthews Alexander O’Dea Karen Nicole O’Connor for the Graduate Diploma in Craig Ernest Scott Medical Sonography for the degree of Bachelor of Sport Emily Nichole Abramowski and Recreation Management Sarah Jane Alford Laura Ashli Culbert Bryce Allen Luke Matthew Michalanney Bridie Kathleen Anderson Thai Quoc Pham Robert Andrew Baker Adele Rees Misha Rochelle Burns Micaela Renee Worner William Rawson Chapman Teagan Cleary for the degrees of Bachelor of Joanna Di Cicco Tourism and Event Management and Bachelor of Business (Marketing) Sarah Louise Dixon Cara Renae Bowley Eloise Jane Dolman Mark Joseph Duggan for the degrees of Bachelor of Tourism Joshua Richard Dunjey and Event Management and Bachelor Marie-Louise Renee Ede of Management (Marketing) Sahra Abdirahman Elmi Alexandra Leigh Eyears Christine Amanda Fenech for the degree of Bachelor of Christine Rose Francais Tourism and Event Management Rachael Maree Golder Rhiannon Michelle Armfield Scott Wylie Haworth Zoe Cassandra Butefisch Laura Emily Heitmann Emmanuel James Cavaleri Sarah Jane Hill Thomas Ashley Dwyer *(27/03/2017) Sarah Ho Lauren Elise Fowler Thao Ho *(31/03/2017) Chelsea Jade Hargreaves Alishja Clare Hoban Maddison Rose Hawker Jessica Elaine Hodge Caitlin Jade Kazimour Stella Sinae Hwang Briony Lockwood Madeline Margaret Jensen Keeley Beth Manning Rebekah Pearl Joffe Lauren Nicole Maxfield Jessica Kim Amelia Hanah Melville-Smith Jennifer My Le Gillian Mercer John Le Nadia Ortuso Tuo Lin Nicolla Marguerite Russo Ka Man Lo *(31/03/2017) Amy-Kate Simmonds Sarah Jade Lowe Christie Eloise Thornton Thomas John Mackenzie Amelia Charlotte Wright Rubabb Mahmood

49 Zainab Majeed for the degree of Bachelor Elle Maree McCarthy of Health Science Katherine Mary Munn Medina Arnautovic David Ngo Seleena Judith Crowe An Vinh Nguyen Lucy Jane Gale Elizabeth Nguyen Elizabeth Valda Gray Oanh Hoang Nguyen Daiki Kasai Shane Nguyen Zeina Imad Koubeissi Thanh Tri Nguyen Kieren Krishnappa Thinh Ngoc Nguyen Lie Tze Moi Trang Hong Nguyen Robyn Honora Mulhern Thi Ngoc Phuong Pham for the degree of Bachelor Amy Phillips of Human Movement Tuong Vy Phuong Thomas Stephen Adams Heidi-Maree Pulla Eloise Isabella Anstey Kaitlin Ploy-Pailin Rae Gene Bates Kyle Jeffrey Roberts Josef Guy Builder Amitoz Saini Robert Glen Douglas Dow Jaskirat Singh Saini Alana Fuller Alicia Santospirito *(31/03/2017) Jack Winston Hannath Krishan Kant Sharma Suzanne Jamal-Awar Kane Jhana Sleeman Leung Hok Lam Mark Anthony Saskia Maria Spijker Fraser Hamilton McCormack Laura Stewart Michelle Nguyen Emma Antonia Taylor Rosie Falengala Nunu Laura Elizabeth Thompson Cooper James Peacock Stephanie Watts Shu Jin See Megan Elise Welsh Marzia Sharifi Simon Mark Wilson Nicole Amy Sharrad Zhong Hui Yin Madeline Rae Simpson Simin Zarkoob Colin Varacalli Huaxing Zhong Hannah Ellen Zubrowski for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging) for the Graduate Certificate Mevandi Imalsha Dissanayake in Breast Imaging Nathanael Chung Herr Khoo Leanna Jane Ihnat Natalia Renee Laws for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Alana Elizabeth Owen Radiation Science (Radiation Therapy) Jeanette Abigail Pacuz David Mark Delaney Fiona Clare Ryan for the degree of Bachelor of Rosa Staltari Occupational Therapy Elizabeth Jane Twine Alice Claire Standfield Karen Vong for the degree of Bachelor for the Graduate Certificate of Physiotherapy in Health Science Chan Hsin Yi Abigail Calvin D’Cruz Claudia Cristina Farese for the Graduate Certificate in Health Lee Charles Freedman Science (Clinical Education) Anthony John Hawke Carina Macolino David James Horwood Teng Yin How for the Graduate Certificate in Medical Ann Mary Joseph Sonography Principles and Theory Hunkyu Kim Tasmiyah Ismail Chohan Yang Kim Chijioke Dike Lam Nga Kwan Sarah Johnson Khoi Pham Arron Vijayaraghavan Junia Shenae Plevin for the degree of Bachelor of Donna Lee Schwartz Health Science (Honours) Nicole Amy Suter Luke Thomas Maloney Tan Yujing, Alison Kristen Shae Stevens Kevin Tran Luke James Washer for the degree of Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours) Esther Penelope Young Michael James Zoumaras Tori Lee Hazelwood Lealei Samantha Tan for the degree of Bachelor of Podiatry Visali Meena Ramamoorthy *(31/03/2017)

50 51 THE SCHOOL OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY AND MEDICAL SCIENCES for the Graduate Diploma in Mental Health for the degree of Master Elizabeth Keilen Ferguson of Clinical Pharmacy Bonita Mae Scott Jia Nian Fong Mi Chelle Foo for the Graduate Diploma in Woo Jia Xiang Mental Health Nursing Ian Hamilton Bishop for the degree of Master of Dietetics Fiona Clarke for the Graduate Diploma in Nursing Ruiting Bao for the degree of Bachelor Perrin Alexander Whimpress of Pharmacy (Honours) Quoc San Thi Nguyen for the Graduate Certificate

in Mental Health for the degree of Bachelor 10.30am 16 August: Andrew Forster of Laboratory Medicine Ricki Byas for the Graduate Certificate in Midwifery (Perinatal Mental Health) for the degree of Bachelor Anna Elizabeth Campbell of Medical Science Elizabeth Marron Mariah Elaine Ferrer Angela Lani Steegstra Julia Lombardo Kassie Amelia Whitworth for the degree of Bachelor of for the degree of Bachelor of Midwifery Pharmaceutical Science Megan Anne Horton Kevin Quach Ashleigh Hannah Kasjan Salma Skaka Joanne Peta Denese Ness

for the degree of Bachelor of Nursing Sheida Argani Nicholas Peter Clausen Megan Frances Driehuis Jennifer Patricia Drummond Harendra Ghimire Agnes Liai Anak Gidion Lembang Anna Liza Reyes Guinto Shannon Havis Jiaqi Hu *(31/03/2017) Titania Theresa John Denisha Louise King Jesus Apolo Jr. Abeleda Liboro Liu Yayun Sarah Louise Markwick Georgia Rose Mulcahy Hon Pan Ng Ho My Ngoc Nguyen Yufei Niu Sayyidatul Inshirah Binte Osman Peta Bonnie Pahl Diwakar Pandey Sangita Phuyal *(20/12/2016) Shanmugapriyan Porur Rajaram Karan Jit Singh Punia Qi Lin Chloe Victoria Reid Chrystal Schultz Liv Sok Styliani Sotiriou Jeremy Ching Chuan Wee Kelly Wilkes Abbey Louise Williams

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52 53 52 Legal Practice Education from 2004-2011. was alsoChairoftheGraduate Diplomaand Australia. TheHonourable JohnMansfield Commission intotheStateBankofSouth and laterwasCommissioner oftheRoyal role asCounsel assisting the Commissioner, The Honourable JohnMansfieldheldthe Australia) from 1986-1996. During1991-1993 Third PartyPremiums Committee (South Commission 1995-1996 andChairmanofthe 1994, ChairmanoftheSALegal Services the LawCouncil ofAustralia from 1986- Chairman oftheLegal AidCommittee for Law Council ofAustralia from 1993-1994, Law Society1988-1989, President ofthe He wasPresident oftheSouthAustralian Counsel for theNorthernTerritory in1988. for SouthAustralia in1985andQueen’s Mansfield wasappointedQueen’s Counsel a practitioner in1969. TheHonourable John Adelaide withHonoursandwasadmittedas He graduated inLawfrom theUniversity of 1996 andretired from thatpositionin2016. the Federal Court ofAustralia inSeptember John RonaldMansfieldwasappointedto LLB(Hons) AM QC The HonourableJohnMansfield Occasional Address The ADELAIDE CONVENTION CENTRE Wednesday 16 August at3.00pm Order ofCeremony and graduates retire. Official Party, Council, Academic Procession The audienceisrequested tostandasthe The Chancellorwillclosetheceremony. will confer awards onthecandidates. The Chancellor, onbehalfoftheUniversity, The Honourable JohnMansfieldAMQC. The OccasionalAddress willbedelivered by Emeritus Professor. David Corkindale for titleof thehonorary Professor Wilsonwillpresent Professor the University. AM QCfor degree thehonorary ofDoctor will present TheHonourable JohnMansfield (Business andLaw): UniSABusinessSchool, BSc(Mgmt), JD, PhDPro ViceChancellor Professor MarieWilsonBSc,MSc(Rehab), CChem, FRSCwilladdress theceremony. Professor David Lloyd BSc(Hons), PhD, The ViceChancellorandPresident, (Honours), willopentheceremony. The Chancellor, MrJimMcDowell,LLB sung by MsSharon Turley, soprano. The Australian NationalAnthemwillbe Council andOfficialParty. the entrance oftheAcademic Procession, The audienceisrequested tostandfor Processional musicwillbeplayed. 53

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54 55 The Presentation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy for the degree of Master of Vandana Arya, by thesis entitled: Professional Accounting The role of international capital flows Cao Bolin in emerging market economies: trends, Cao Kai causes and consequences Chealim Chav (conferred: 15 June 2017) Man Chen Chen Ying Mohammad Jamal Issa Azzam, by thesis Go Yuk Lung entitled: Beth Wairimu Gitonga The association between corporate Ankita Gupta governance reform, ownership structure and earnings management: empirical Jiang Bin evidence from a unique regulatory Jaswinder Kumar environment Li Bin

(conferred: 15 June 2017) Jingnan Li 3.00pm 16 August: Yuan Li Ani Wilujeng Suryani, by thesis entitled: Liang Chuchu Shunning careers in public accounting Guo Liang firms: the case of Indonesia Liu Gao Chuang (conferred: 15 June 2017) Jodie Robyn Lloyd Long Yu Ji Ma * indicates a conferral of award date prior to Ma Yunyue this ceremony Heena Mittal Nguyen Thi Thuy Ngoc Kinjal Hardikkumar Patel UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA Iryna Penny *(27/03/2017) BUSINESS SCHOOL Shabhayata Rajbhandari Serchan for the degree of Master of Business *(20/12/2016) Jorge Wilfredo Rosas Romero Pippi Louise Redden *(15/06/2017) Su Xinjue Kirsten Jane Victory *(15/06/2017) Chanel Saleh for the degree of Master of Ketan Gulzari Sharma Business Administration Song Xiangnan Andrew John Penny Phuong Thanh Truong for the Graduate Certificate in Business Aneesh Gupta Veloor Sonam Wadhwa Wang Bo Chengwei Wang THE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Wang Hao Junyi Wang for the degree of Master of Miao Wei Business (Property) Wu Huaying Lisbeth Ann Eastoe Zhou Wu Matthew Vladimir Plenca Xiao Saran Cheng Poh Yeoh *(27/03/2017) Aiting You for the degree of Master of Finance Xiaoyu Yu Hung Manh Duong Jingcheng Zhang Liu Yaoyao Zhuang Xiaoling Sun ZhengHong for the degree of Master of Professional Tao Chuanyu Accounting and Finance Jose Francisco Veron Kavindi Wanshika Kumari Wewala Wewala Xie Yiwen Walawwe D Mudiyanselage for the degree of Master for the Graduate Diploma in Property of Finance (Banking) Kathryn Mary Kendall Dziura Shea Cheuk Ling James Marshall Wu Tianjia for the Graduate Certificate in Professional Accounting Wu Miao

55 for the degrees of Bachelor of Jeremy Ronald Phillips Business (International Business, Lisa Marie Pope Finance and Trade) and Bachelor Denise Cristina Pottumati of International Relations James Pringle Abid Mustakim Billah Katy Puls for the degrees of Bachelor of Frances Elizabeth Purcell Commerce (Accounting) and Meagan Rose Quantick Bachelor of Business (Finance) Scott Anthony Quartermain Monique Lee Bendo-Watson Sara Ramsay Dale Reeson for the degrees of Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Applied Finance Joel Carel Rowe Daniel Mark Conterno Kerrie Lea Schofield Jarrad John Covino Noriko Tanaka Serridge Rebecca Louise Drescher Catherine Simpson Alex Kumar Gupta Jason Slaviero Koviljka Joksimovic Kerri-Anne Smith Melissa Lav Anneke Taljard Ross Raymond Mummery Jetsky Tsang James Wilson Pritchard Jamie John Nathan Urquhart Mujtaba Rahimi Debra Jane Warden Nicole Amy Wilkerson for the degree of Bachelor of Accounting Carolyn Williams Fiona Ruth Anderson Quita Bodell Williams Stephanie Louise Anderson Haidee Susan Wong Leonida Bantugan Peng Yan Ahmad Beydoun Katie Zaia Sandra Boundy Mellissa Blanche Zani Nancy Bryska Philip Thomas Zozuk Bianca Burgess for the degree of Bachelor Karen Leeanne Burnard of Applied Finance Elizabeth Burr Amatjan Ablimit Shiqin Chen Pascaline Ater Prudence Chesterton Hoang Bich Ngan Dang Larna Grace Connor Fang Lichao Melinda Leigh Daniel Hon Kwan Ho Tanya Allison Davey Zahra Mirzaee Rachel Tilleyshort Massa Siryon Charlotte Amanda Carly Denford Stella Gabrielle Tabor Nataliya Viacheslavovna Dimova Michelle Renee Duncan for the degree of Bachelor of Melinda Engler Business Administration Sharon Fogarty Khalid Abdulmohsen Y A Al-Manaa Alicia Fraser Benjamin Peter Fenech Melissa Freckelton Charlotte Jane Wallace Nichola Fyall *(27/03/2017) for the degree of Bachelor Dariusz Golda of Business Administration Jacquie Hamilton (Administrative Management) Mariska Louise Hawke Emma Jayne Morris Caroline Anne Helleren *(27/03/2017) James Henaghan for the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration (Applied Finance) Rebecca Ann Hollingworth Michael Scott McDonald Mimoza Istogu Mihkel Keays for the degree of Bachelor of Business Gerard Kelly Administration (Commerce) Veroneka Kelly Courtney Jade Dowling Katharine Amy Kleemann for the degrees of Bachelor of Business Jonathan Kosareff Administration (Management) Emre Kumova and Bachelor of Business (Human Sarah Lamb Resource Management) Louise Ann Lordanic Brianna Kate Trowbridge *(27/03/2017) Melissa Jane Lydiard for the degree of Bachelor of Business Audrey Rosslyn Mahon Administration (Marketing) Fiona McCorkell Sabrina Kulovac Rebecca Lee McCredie Hirofumi Morita Brendan James O’Connell

56 57 for the degree of Bachelor of Business Hussein Youssef Mirhom (Economics, Finance and Trade) Wing Yan Mok Chau Chung Yin Ngo Trang Thi Huyen Chen Zhongwei Ji Sung Oh Ian Christopher Cox Muhammad Imran Rosli Lawrence Don De Favari Ying Sae-Lee Eng Chee Yuen Sophiya Shrestha Lok Yee Cherry Ho Jake Anthony Sutcliffe Huang Zhangchi Tao Tianran Huang Ziting Kanokon Tumma-A-Pirom Sophie Christine Kerkhof Anthony Davide Ture Ying Luan Asitha Sampath Dharmasena Uduwawala Jianwang Qi Pethige Pitiye Gedara Saad Sarwar Jack Murray Unger Carly Louise Sherriff Xingye Wang Henrik Skardal Ming Kai Wong Phuc Xuan Tran Yecheng Zhang Junyi Yang for the degree of Bachelor of Lian Yang Commerce (Accounting)

for the degree of Bachelor Shahrukh Aslam 3.00pm 16 August: of Business (Finance) Alec Barone Matthew Bode Ashleigh Rebekah Ann Bradshaw Gong Han Zhenwei Cai Jia Ruochen *(20/12/2016) Chen Yulu Kuan Soon Lai Menghan Deng Yu-Hsin Liao Ryan Maarten Dijksman She Wee Lim Phuong Thi Thu Do Liu Liu Duong The Hung Wang Ke Gagandeep Kaur Wang Shi Zhe Jia Liang Goh Wei Xiangyu Jessica Hamilton Yang Boping Henry Harding Emma Louise Hofmann for the degree of Bachelor Hu Huiwen of Business (Property) Charith Hiran Premathilaka Kadirappuli Samantha Sue Aish Hevage Michael Antonio Calabrese Jiapin Kang Esther Natasha Chikuse Matthew James Khuu Chian Wei Chong Shimpei Kido Nicholas James Edwards Kim Thuan Lam Eow Sherilyn Phuong Nhu Lam Eloise Margaret Hampel Ho Yan Leung Michael Joshua Henderson Hin Kan Li Benjamin David Kelsey Nan Li Kel Li Khaw Li Ya Eugene Chare Ik Kueh Ma Yunchao Ta Hsien Lim Linda Nam Mai En Lu Madeline Mammone Caroline Louise Munro Nguyen Tu Uyen Chuen Yee Ng Alexander Jordan Noble Marco Biagio Onorato John Panagaris Michael Allen Perry Ashesh Shrestha Frank Powell Udaypreet Singh Sodhi Wei Lin Tay Jiayuan Song Dominic Francis Yeates Kaichun Su for the degree of Bachelor of Commerce Deep Kishor Thacker Sonia Kate Branson Ka Yu To Jasmin Lorraine Brooks *(08/04/2016) Tsz Shing Tung Cai Dong Shiyang Wang Victoria Carroll Sharon Sjoukje Warnest Thomas William Chau Wentian Li Ka Ki Chu Wu Kaiyu Katrina Lee Cockram Xiao Yang *(27/03/2017) Zhuoma Deji Haitao Yang Bansiben Shyambhai Detroja Ye Sitong Nicholas Harcourt Yalei Zhang Jiang Cui Zhang Ziyu Yau Him Lam Norbaya Amanina Binti Zunaidi 56 57 58 59 THE SCHOOL OF LAW Adnan Haider Shiori Itagaki for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws Tayla McKenzie Jeffery and Bachelor of Commerce Kimberley Emma Johns Nicholas Mark Dowling Mehdi Kashmiri Anthony James Mauriello Wan Ying Lai Chau Dong Phan Le Phuong Quynh for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Zheng Yu Lee Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) Xiu Ting Leong Orwah Jarmakani Leung Yuen Lam Liang Qian Ci for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of International Relations Chi Ching Lo Alison Mancini Samah Abdallah Danika Erin Parker Nicole Christine Tomasek Matthew James Parslow for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws Muhammad Reefath Rahman and Bachelor of Journalism Alyssa Jane Sanders Samantha Ashleigh Howarth James Vincent Strangio Harriet Leigh Palmer Charlotte English Taylor Chin Kiu Wong for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws 3.00pm 16 August: and Bachelor of Management Xu Zijie Emily Jade Skara for the degree of Bachelor of William Alfred Spooner-adey Management (Marketing) for the degrees of Bachelor of Laws and Michaela Paige Bishop Bachelor of Psychological Science Kerry Alison Bowles *(28/03/2017) Amarah Bethany Henderson-Wilson Angus James Bruce Nicole Jade Kirkwood Adam Joseph Bunce Gemma Therese Clancy for the degrees of Bachelor of Tara Vene Conroy Laws and Bachelor of Sport and Ahlam El-Youssef Recreation Management Jarrad James Farnsworth Hamish Holland Kayla Alison Fergusson for the degree of Bachelor of Laws William Alexander Fryer Ryan David Bocock Gao Zhengzhong Lianna Marie Brown Huang Wenhe Olivia Rose Teresa Brownsey Daniel Patrick Kiesewetter Esther-Louise Burgess Kai Sze Lai Lauren Ashleigh Candelli Morgan Jade Loveridge Lorana Claris Dashti Kieren Matthew McKim Brett Grace Davidson Henrik Mevold Vanessa Carli Jasmyn Deverson Jessica Ellen Middleton Stacey Lee Hampton Ashlie Symone Mitchell Jonathon Wai Yeung Liu Nga Nguyen Natalie Alana Lloyd Isabel O’Loughlin Joanne Marie Hill Purdie Sooriya Mudiyanselage Sunendra Indika Hanna Katherine Rogers Ranaweera Adriano Jose Rotolo Michael Patrick Shanahan Gabriel Soriano Michelle Lee Slater Jonathon Patrick Trainer Charisse Thompson *(28/03/2017) Joseph Peter Turci THE SCHOOL OF MARKETING Monique Warren for the Graduate Diploma in Marketing for the degree of Bachelor of Sally Amelia Martin Marketing and Communication Grace Abourjeili-Eliseo for the Graduate Certificate in Marketing Chia Shern Kai Kathleen Louise Tribe Madison Louise Couzner for the degree of Bachelor of Benjamin Phillip Haydon Business (Marketing) Georgia Carley Johnson Luka Arlotta Sean Jared Keen Mazkiren Kaur Badsha Lai Jian Lee Daniel Michael Bigalke Victoria Nicoloulias Eric Peralta Caluya Natalea Tamara Parsons Chung To Chan Corey Luke Pedler Chang Zetong Caitlin Paige Zygmant Li-Min Cheng Eugene Wai Keat Chin Michael Aldo Gallo

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60 61 60 Australian andNewZealand Australian andNewZealand Australian andNewZealand Australia &NewZealand Society Australasian Societyfor Aurecon Prize Audrey SimpsonPrize (sponsored by the ASC Prize Artichoke MagazinePrize in Arthur JSmithPrize Armstrong Award inInteriorArchitecture Armstrong Award inArchitecture Architectural Practice Board of Ann WilcockPrize Andrea Warden-Flood Prize (sponsored by Andersons SolicitorsPrize for ADInstruments 2ndYear Adelaide DotNetUsersGroup Academic Excellence Award University 1st Year MedicalSciencePearson achievement: and acknowledgeoutstandingstudent donors whopartnerwithustoreward the following corporate andprivate The Universitywouldliketothank funded byindividualsororganisations. a majorityofwhichare generously manages over360prizes andawards, The UniversityofSouthAustralia University ofSouthAustralia Prizes Victoria Joy Madden record andcommunityimpact: of theexaminer’s report, publication thesis ofexcellence basedonthequality Awarded for theDoctorofPhilosophy Ian Davey Research ThesisPrize 2016 PrizeList and Awards Prizes Performance Excellence -Level 3 Cultural ArtsLtd Prize for Music Performance Excellence -Level 2 Cultural ArtsLtd Prize for Music Performance Excellence -Level 1 Cultural ArtsLtd Prize for Music of NuclearMedicinePrize Immunology (ASI)Prize Australian Physiotherapy Association) Interior Architecture South Australia Prize the Australian Physiotherapy Association) Torts AandTorts B Medical SciencePrize (ADNUG) andMicrosoft Prize in Engineering (coursework) of SouthAustralia -Graduate Diploma Australia BookPrize Australian Literacy Educators’ Australian andInformation Library Australian andInformation Library Australian InstituteofRadiography (SA Australian InstituteofRadiography (SA Australian InstituteofQuantity Australian InstituteofProject Australian InstituteofFood Science Australian InstituteofBuilding,South Australian InstituteofBuilding,South Australian InstituteofBuildingSurveyors, Australian InstituteofBuildingSurveyors, Australian InstituteofBuildingSouth Australian InstituteofBuildingSouth Australian InstituteofBuildingSouth Australian InstituteofBuilding Australian InstituteofArchitects Australian Graphic Design Australian Decorative &FineArts Australian Computer Society(South Australian College ofMidwives Australian College ofMentalHealthNurses Australian College ofEducation Australian College ofChildren andYoung Australian AssociationofSocial Association University Prize andInformationLibrary Management Association (ALIA) Prize -Masterof Information Management Graduate DiplomainLibrary Association (ALIA) Prize - Branch) Award inRadiationTherapy Branch) Award inMedicalImaging Surveyors Prize Management Prize and Technology Prize Australian Chapter-HFSarah Award Australian Chapter-Medal South Australia ChapterStudentAward South Australia ChapterStudentAward Australian Chapter-SecondYear Award Australian Chapter-RAO’NeillAward of BuiltEnvironment Award Australian Chapter-Bachelor First Year Award (SA Chapter) Prize Association Award Society, Adelaide Inc,Award Australia Branch) Prize Incorporated Award (SA Branch) Award for ClinicalExcellence Tangka ManninendiMedal (SA Chapter) Prize -TheTappa People’s Nurses(SA) Undergraduate Prize Outstanding Practice Award Workers FinalYear (AASW) 61

Prizes and Awards Australian Pharmaceutical Codan Project Award for Radio Frequency Industry (API) Award or Wireless Communication Engineering Australian Physiotherapy Association (SA Coles Award Branch) Student Group Perpetual Trophy Colgate-Palmolive Pty Ltd Award Australian Psychological Society Prize Colliers International Prize Australian Society for Operations Computer Aided Engineering Practice Prize Research Prize Concrete Pipe Association Australian Sonographers of Australasia Prize Association Student Award Constance Gordon-Johnson Sculpture Prize Autonomous Mechatronic Systems Prize CPA Australia - Jack Harrison B P Opie Memorial Prize Memorial Award BAE Systems - George H B Haskard Prize CPA Australia Postgraduate Prize BAE Systems Prize in Digital CPA Australia Prize for Advanced Accounting Signal Processing CPA Australia Prize for Contemporary BAE Systems Project Award Issues in Accounting Bank of South Australia Prizes - Most CPA Australia Young Professionals Award Outstanding Student, First Year CPR Pharma Services Prize Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Prize for Management Accounting Credit Union SA Excellence in Master of Teaching (Early Childhood) Prize Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Prize for Sustainability Accounting and Reporting Credit Union SA Excellence in Master of Teaching (Primary and Middle) Prize Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Team Player Award Credit Union SA Excellence in Master of Teaching (Primary) Prize bioCSL Immunohaematology Prize Credit Union SA Excellence in Master BioSA 3rd Year Medical Science Prize of Teaching (Secondary) Prize Bob Mierisch Memorial Prize in Civil Credit Union SA Preschool and Structural Engineering Professional Experience Prize Boost Business Results Prize D G Moye Memorial Prize (Civil Engineering) Brooks Running Prize David Pank Education Encouragement Prize Bulla Dairy Foods Award David Pank Northern Areas Education Cancer Biology Prize Placement Encouragement Prize Caroma Design Competition Prize David Pank Northern Areas High Caroma Prize in Interior Architecture Achiever Encouragement Prize CBRE Prize David Pank Undergraduate Encouragement Prize Cecil Teesdale-Smith (Literary) Award David Pank UniSA College Diploma Prize Cecilie Bearup Prize in Occupational Therapy David Pank UniSA College Encouragement Prize Channel 7 News Prize for Best Television News Story de Lissa Early Childhood Prize ChemCentral Prize Dean’s Postgraduate Merit Award Chemplus 3rd Year - Defence Science and Technology Pharmacotherapeutics Practice Prize Organisation (DSTO) Surveillance Systems Undergraduate Prize Chemplus 3rd Year - Pharmacotherapeutics Theory Prize Department for Correctional Services Award Chemplus 4th Year - Advanced Design Institute of Australia Modelmaking Therapeutics Prize Prize in Interior Architecture CIPS Australasia-Logistics and Supply Design Institute of Australia Professional Chain Management Prize Encouragement Award - Ceramics CISCO CCNP Prize Design Institute of Australia Professional Encouragement Award - Glass CISCO Network Fundamentals Prize Design Institute of Australia Professional Civil Engineering Graduates’ Society Prize Encouragement Award - Industrial Design Clipsal by Schneider Electric Award Design Institute of Australia Clipsal by Schneider Electric Prize Professional Encouragement Award - Interior Architecture Codan Achievement Prize in Telecommunications Design Institute of Australia Professional Encouragement Award - Jewellery Design

62 63 Design Institute of Australia Industrial Relations Society of Professional Encouragement South Australia Prize Award - Visual Communication Inghams Enterprises DG Moye Memorial Prize Postgraduate HRM Prize (Environmental Science) Institute of Public Works Engineering and Awards Prizes Drake Supermarkets Prize Australia (SA) - G V Allen Medal Dynek Pty Ltd Prize Institution of Mechanical Engineers - Early Childhood Australia (SA Branch) Prize Frederick Barnes Waldron Award eLabtronics Linear Electronic Prize Institution of Mechanical Engineers Project Award Electricity and Electronics Prize J R Pickering Prize Elma Casely Prize Jane Harper Research Prize Elma Casely Prize for Masters of Physiotherapy (Graduate Entry) Jarvis Group Prize Elsevier Nursing Prize Jeanne-Marie Ganne Prize in Women’s Health (sponsored by the Australian Embedded Systems Design Prize Physiotherapy Association) Engineering Mechanics Prize John Alexander Voules Brown Prize Engineers Australia - University of South John Christie Wright Memorial Prize Australia - Keith Johinke Medal Jones Lang LaSalle Award Engineers Australia (South Australia) Mechanical Prize Julie Duncan Memorial Award for Student Journalism Ethel Barringer Memorial Prize Kate Gilmore Reid Prize (sponsored by the F A Haas and Sir William Goodman Australian Physiotherapy Association) Prize for Civil Engineering Kellogg’s Award Fisher Jeffries Christmas Card Commission Kelly Services Award Food and Beverage Development Fund - Excellence Award - Konekt Prize Runner Up Highest GPA Leo Burnett Award Food and Beverage Development Lewis Barrett Prize Fund - Excellence Award 1st Year Lions Club of Unley Nursing Award Food and Beverage Development Lydia Longmore Memorial Award Fund - Excellence Award 2nd Year Lysaght Award for Outstanding Food and Beverage Development Achievement Fund - Excellence Award 3rd Year Lysaght Award for Outstanding Food and Beverage Development Fund Achievement in Structural Engineering Excellence Award - Highest GPA Margaret E Pank First Year Nursing Food and Beverage Development Encouragement Prize Fund Excellence Award - Product Development Award Margaret E Pank Nursing Encouragement Prize Food and Beverage Development Fund Excellence Award - Runner Margaret Grace McNair AM Up Product Development Award Award for Midwifery Friends of the South Australian Margaret Grace McNair AM School of Art Inc Prize Foundation Prizes Gary Lindblom Memorial Prize Marie Hammond Postgraduate Award Geoffrey Maitland Prize (sponsored by the Marjorie Black Prize Australian Physiotherapy Association) Mars Australia Award Global Experience Martin Hansen Award Graham Arnold Prize Master Builders Association Prize Hames Sharley Prize in Architecture Master of Business Administration Hames Sharley Prize in Interior Architecture - Business SA Award Harry P Gill Memorial Medal Master of Dietetics: High Achiever Prize Helen S Blair Prize in Paediatrics Master of International Business - Quality (sponsored by the Australian Concrete Holdings BHD Award Physiotherapy Association) Master of International Business Hodgkison Graduate Prize in Architecture Best Overall Student Prize Ian Davey Research Thesis Prize Master of Project Management Prize (Hong Kong) Ian Wark Research Institute Medal

63 64 65 Mathematical Sciences Prize Pharmaceutical Science, Pharmacy Mayne Pharma Prize - Best 1st Year Student Double Degree 5th Year Prize Mayne Pharma Prize - Best 2nd Year Student Pharmaceutical Society Gold Medal Mayne Pharma Prize - Second Year Pharmaceutical Society Prize - 3rd year Pharmaceutical Science Pharmaceutical Society Prize - and Awards Prizes Mayne Pharma Prize - Third Year Quality Use of Medicines Pharmaceutical Science Photography Awards for Mayne Pharma Prize for Excellence Excellence: Atkins Prize in the Drug Discovery/Drug Photography Awards for Excellence: Development Stream Deborah Paauwe Award Mayne Pharma Prize for the Highest Photography Awards for Excellence: Overall GPA in the Bachelor of Photographic Wholesalers Prize Pharmaceutical Science Physiotherapy Research Foundation Mayne Pharma Prize Pharmaceutical Prize (sponsored by the Australian Industry Experience Course Physiotherapy Association) McGraw-Hill Australia Prize Pitcher Pharmacy and Terry White McGraw-Hill Prize Chemists Community Pharmacy Management Award Michael Miller Medal Planning Institute of Australia Most Outstanding Female Student Prize - Postgraduate Student University of South Australia - Master of Engineering (coursework) Planning Institute of Australia Prize - Undergraduate Student Motorola Mobile Enterprise Prize Planning Institute of Australia Motorola Prize in Computer Undergraduate Project Prize and Network Security Port Adelaide Football Club Award Nancy Whittingham Award Port Adelaide Football Club Prize National Pharmacies - 2nd Year Prize Pharmacology and Pharmacokinetics President of the Friends of the South Australian School of Art Prize National Pharmacies - Dosage Form Design 1 & 2 Prize Primary English Teaching Association Australia University Postgraduate Prize National Pharmacies 1st Year Prize for Chemistry and Physiology Primary English Teaching Association University Australia Undergraduate Prize National Pharmacies 4th Year Prize Prize for Excellence in Laboratory Nicholas Opie Award in Design Medicine with Honours and Construction Pro Vice Chancellor’s Acquisition Prize Nielsen Prize Property Council of Australia Prize NJDS Thought Innovation Award for Interior Architecture Research PW Stephens Engineering Prize Norm Clarke Fellowship in Quality Concrete Holdings BHD Physical Activity Award Prize for the Top Student in International Business Strategy Norton Jackson Material Science and Engineering Medal Ralston Medal for Excellence in Physical Chemistry Occupational Science Prize Recreation SA - Gary Crilley Memorial Prize OT AUSTRALIA - Undergraduate Research and Evidence Based Practice Prize Redstack Prize for Presentation in Architecture Outdoor Educators’ Association Tertiary Outdoor Education Prize Redstack Prize for Presentation in Interior Architecture Oxford University Press Prize Robyn Parkes Undergraduate Nursing Prize Pat Corrigan Prize Roche Diagnostics Prize for Excellence Patricia Trott Prize (sponsored by the in Laboratory Medicine Australian Physiotherapy Association) Royal Australian Chemical Institute (SA People’s Choice Credit Union Award Branch) - Roy Marlow Chemistry Prize Pharmaceutical Defence Limited Royal College of Nursing (Australia) - First and Second Year Prize for High Achiever Award (City East) Pharmacy Practice courses in the Bachelor of Pharmacy Program Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Prize Pharmaceutical Defence Limited Fourth Year Prize for Pharmacy Practice Courses RP Data Prize Pharmaceutical Science First Year Prize RS Components Prize

65 Ruth Grant Prize (sponsored by the South Australian Auditor-General’s Australian Physiotherapy Association) Department Prize for Auditing Ruth Grant Prize for Academic Excellence Theory and Practice (sponsored by the Australian Staff Award for Clinical Practice Physiotherapy Association) State Records of South Australia SA Power Networks - Final Year - Graduate Diploma in Business SA Power Networks - Most Information Management Prize Outstanding Student State Records of South Australia - Master of SA Power Networks Postgraduate ERP Prize Business Information Management Prize SA Power Networks Steel Reinforcement Institute Undergraduate ERP Prize of Australia (SRIA) Prize for Reinforced Concrete Design Sanitarium Health and Wellbeing Award Subaru (Aust) Pty Limited Award Sansom Medal Symbion Pharmacy Services Sansom Publication Awards Prize for First Year SASTA Prize for Outstanding Pre- T G Mitchell Prize service Science Educator Ten Network Prize for Best News Savills Prize Story - Filming and Editing Schiavello (SA) Prize in Interior Architecture The ACHPER (SA) Prize School of Communication, The Adelta Legal Mentoring Prize International Studies and Languages for Outstanding Achievement First Year Student Prize The Brain Injury Network (BINSA) School of Education Staff Memorial Award Creative and Feature Writing Award for Teaching Excellence - Postgraduate The Cardiac Society of Australia School of Education Staff Memorial Award and New Zealand Postgraduate for Teaching Excellence - Undergraduate Student Award for Excellence School of Engineering - Computer The Centacare Prize Communication and Networks Prize The Chemmart Prize - Honours Project School of Engineering - Master of Engineering (coursework) Prize The Dean’s Community Spirit Award School of Engineering - Minor Thesis Prize The Economic Society of Australia (SA) Prize School of Engineering - University of South The Electric Energy Society of Australia Prize Australia - Kaplan Higher Education The Electric Energy Society of Singapore (Electrical Engineering) Australia Prize - Final Year Project School of Engineering - University The Equip4Living Prize of South Australia - Kaplan Higher The Finlaysons Prize for Equity and Trusts Education Singapore (Electronic/ Telecommunications Engineering) Prize The Ian Todd Pharmacy Guild Prize School of Engineering - University The Institute of Electrical and of South Australia - Kaplan Higher Electronic Engineers (IEEE) (South Education Singapore (OMTM) Prize Australian Section) Award School of Engineering Master The Institution of Engineering of Engineering Award and Technology (IET) Prize School of Engineering The International Test and Evaluation Mechanical Design Award Association Prize for Excellence in T & E School of Engineering Mechanics Award The Laminex Prize in Interior Architecture Innovation School of Marketing Award for Excellence in Marketing Studies The Lipman Karas Prize for Civil Procedure Schulz Law Honours Prize The Nancy Cooper Prize Shape Australia Prize in Interior Architecture The National Nine News Student Journalism Award Sheila Bailey Early Childhood Education Prize The Prize for Achievement in Applied Physics Sheila Bailey Midwifery Prize The Robyn Layton Prize for Sheila Bailey Physiotherapy Prize Human Rights Law Shirley Chappel Tourism Prize The Robyn Layton Prize for Sigma Prize for 3rd Year Dosage Workplace Relations Law Form Design Courses The Royal Institution of Chartered Sir Eric Scott Prize for 4th Year Courses Surveyors (RICS) Prize South Australian Auditor-General’s The Sir William Goodman Department Prize for Auditing Principles Electrical Engineering Prize

66 67 The Sir William Goodman Mechanical Engineering Prize The ‘Tommy Lyon’ Award for Aged Care The W Sports and Media Prize for Sports Law

Therapeutic Guidelines Prize and Awards Prizes ThermoFisher Scientific Food Microbiology Award TMK Prize for Environmental Science Tony Winefield PhD Thesis Prize in Psychology Unilever Award University of South Australia - Kaplan Prize - Singapore Valuer Generals Prize W R Odell Memorial Prize Wiley Prize for Logistics and Supply Chain Management Wilmar Library Prize for Creative Writing Workspace Prize

67 68 69 Previous Honorary Award Recipients

Doctor of the University 2002 Ms Dagmar Egen AM 1993 Professor Eleanor Ramsay Mr John McDonald AM (dec.) Dr Jean Blackburn AO (dec.) 2003 Professor Lowitja O’Donoghue AC, CBE, DSJ Professor Zhang Xiaowei Ms Alison Crook AO Mr Maurice de Rohan AO OBE (dec.)

Dr James May Dr Yuan Tseh Lee Honors Previous Dr Alfred Huang AM 1994 Ms Anne Deveson AO (dec.) 2004 Mr Gavin Walkley AM (dec.) Mr Phillip Adams AO Mr John Uhrig AC Mr Stephen Page AM Hon Dame Roma Mitchell AC, DBE (dec.) 2005 1995 Professor Andrew Ehrenberg (dec.) Ms Doreen Kartinyeri (dec.) Dr Frank Bass (dec.) Dr David Pank AM (dec.) Dr Julian Burnside QC Dr Christobel Mattingley AM Mr Leon Davis AO Dr James CY Soong Professor R Natarajan Dr Gregor Ramsey AM 1996 Dr Simon Wong Mr Archie Barton AM (dec.) Dr Betty Davis AM (dec.) 2006 Hon Justice John von Doussa AO QC Mr Norton Jackson AM (dec.) Ms Wendy McCarthy AO Mr Mike Rann AC Hon Dr John Dawkins AO Hon Susan Ryan AO Sir Eric Neal AC, CVO 2007 1997 Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley AC Mr Daniel Thomas AM Professor Don Bursill AM Ms Sue Vardon AO Dr Ron Radford AM Mr John Moriarty AM Professor Leanna Read Hon Justice Samuel Jacobs AO (dec.) 2008 Dr S (Max) Richards Dr Pamela Ryan OAM 1998 Mr Milton Moon AM Mr Nelson Mandela (dec.) 2009 Hon RJL Hawke AC Professor Jarl Rosenholm Mr Bruce Webb (dec.) Mr David Klingberg AO Dr Julian Clark Mr Martin Albrecht AC Ms Ruth Tuck AO (dec.) Dr Don Williams AO (dec.) 2010 Dr Alice Rigney (dec.) Professor Brian Vincent 1999 Adjunct Professor Neil Bryans Professor Lyndall Ryan 2011 Dr Colin Thiele AC (dec.) Ms Alice McCleary Hon Dr Basil Hetzel AC (dec.) Professor Ashis Nandy 2000 Emeritus Professor Maxwell Brennan AO Mr Jeffrey Smart AO (dec.) Dr Patricia Crook AO Adjunct Professor Lyndsay Connors AM 2012 Mr Malcolm Kinnaird AC (dec.) Ms Fiona Hall AO Dr Rick Allert AO 2013 Dr Kym Bonython AC (dec.) Mr Sydney Ball (dec.) 2001 Hon Dr Robyn Layton AO QC Hon Justice Michael Kirby AC, CMG Hon Alexander Downer AC Mr Michael Heard

69 2014 2006 Professor Peter Høj Emeritus Professor Ian Davey Major General Charles Bolden Jr Emeritus Professor Alison Mackinnon AM Dr Wolf Blass AM Emeritus Professor Robert Crotty Dr Anne Summers AO 2007 Sir Terence Pratchett OBE (dec.) Emeritus Professor Denise Bradley AC Dr Jane Goodall DBE Emeritus Professor Robin King Hon Quentin Bryce AD CVO Emeritus Professor Bruce King Professor Brian Burdekin AO Professor Mary McAleese 2008 Mr Vinton G Cerf Emeritus Professor Michael Rowan Mr Peter Gabriel Emeritus Professor Paul Hughes AM, FACE

2015 2009 Professor Robyn Williams AM Emeritus Professor Marjory Ebbeck Professor Gerald Goodhardt Emeritus Professor Alan Reid AM

2016 2010 Mr John Barry Humphries AO CBE Emeritus Professor Stephen Hamnett Mr Jack Manning Bancroft Emeritus Professor Philip Howlett Professor Gary Banks AO Emeritus Professor Dorothy Scott OAM Mrs Marie Coleman AO 2011 Ms Evonne Goolagong Cawley AO MBE Ms Maggie Beer AM Emeritus Professor Hilary Winchester Professor Lord Anthony Giddens Emeritus Professor Mary Barton AO

2017 2012 Dr Ian Gould AM Emeritus Professor Roger Smart Mrs Janet Holmes à Court AC Emeritus Professor Andrew Gilbert AM Emeritus Professor MaryAnn Bin-Sallik AO Emeritus Professor Michael Taylor Mr Thomas Keneally AO 2014 Emeritus Professor Gerry Griffin Emeritus Laureate Professor 2015 2012 Emeritus Professor Bruce Johnson Emeritus Laureate Professor John Ralston Emeritus Professor Barbara Pocock AO 2016 Emeritus Professor Emeritus Professor Kay Lawrence AM 1992 Emeritus Professor Mervyn Lewis Emeritus Professor Alan Mead OBE (dec.) Emeritus Professor Suzanne Franzway

1997 2017 Emeritus Professor Robert Northcote (dec.) Emeritus Professor Richard Head

1998 University Fellow Emeritus Professor Kenneth J Atkins (dec.) 1999 Emeritus Professor Colin Bourke Mr Norton Jackson AM (dec.) Emeritus Professor David Lee Mr Frank Lampard OAM Emeritus Professor David Robinson Mr John Heard AM Emeritus Professor Robert Smyth Mr Earle Scott OAM (dec.) 1999 Mr Malcolm Colegate Emeritus Professor Henry d’Assumpcao AO Mr Richard (Dick) Fidock AO FSTE 2002 2000 Mr Wallace Cameron Emeritus Professor Michael Miller AO 2004 Emeritus Professor Lloyd Sansom AO Mrs Elizabeth (Liz) Watson (dec.) 2002 Mr Eric Granger Emeritus Professor Freda Briggs AO (dec) Dr Lewis O’Brien AO Emeritus Professor Ruth Grant AM Dr Geoff Wood 2003 Emeritus Professor Kym Adey AM

2004 Emeritus Professor Kevin O’Brien 70 71 2005 Mr Ian Hardy AM Mr Gordon Ingkatji (dec.) Professor Jong Taik Lee (dec.)

2006 Mr Andrew Chen Mr Yeong Chee Meng

2007 Mr Stephen Hains Previous Honors Previous Mrs Li Yian Lin

2008 Mr Kelvin Trimper

2009 Dr Kia Ngee Chew

2010 Mr Peter Smith Ms Jan Lowe

2013 Mr Terry Weston Mr Bill Cossey AM (dec.)

2014 Ms Elizabeth Ho OAM Adjunct Associate Professor Adrian Vicary Adjunct Professor Dennis Mulcahy

2015 Mr Theo Maras AM Mr Bruce Linn AM Dr Anna Ciccarelli

2016 Mr Barry Pearce

71 Ceremonial Music

Aida: Triumphant March and Ballet Music Verdi: Performed by the CSR Symphony Orchestra, Bratislava Advance Australia Fair/Peter Dodds McCormick, arranged by Christopher Gordon Happy/Performed, written and produced by Pharrell Williams. Columbia Records; 2013. Best Day of My Life / Performed by American Authors. Released March 19, 2013.  2013 Mercury Records and Island Records.

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