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2011 Major Awards, Recipients and Sponsors (Updated 25Th Nov) 2011 Major Awards, Recipients and Sponsors (updated 25th Nov) Year 11 Engineering Studies Competition Major Award Rego # First Name Last name School Sponsor Placement at Honeywell Engineering Summer School 11111 Benjamin Bartlett Maitland Grossmann High School Faculty of Informatics Placement at Honeywell Engineering Summer School 11114 William Tom Maitland Grossmann High School Faculty of Engineering BlueScope Steel Steel Solutions Award 11076 Numa Warburton Bellingen High School BlueScope Steel BlueScope Steel Women In Engineering Award 11188 Kaitlyn Bell Bulli High School BlueScope Steel Illawarra Coal Mechanical Engineering Award 11154 Lloyd Griffin Inaburra School Illawarra Coal Illawarra Coal Electrical Engineering Award 11154 Lloyd Griffin Inaburra School Illawarra Coal Shoalhaven City Council's Local Government Engineering Award 11314 Lyle Halliday Nowra Anglican College Shoalhaven City Council Indigenous Community/Rural Schools Award Illawarra Sports High OnGuard Safety Training Pty Ltd Indigenous Students Awards 11028 Kassandra Dallas Illawarra Sports High Faculty of Education Women in Engineering Studies Award Winning Student 11267 Tanaz Dhondy Kirrawee High School AECOM Runner-Up in Women in Engineering Studies 11150 Katherine Cox Inaburra School AECOM Runner-Up in Women in Engineering Studies Kathy Yan Caringbah High School AECOM Software Engineering Award Winning Student 11058 Jonathan Tortorici Illawarra Sports High Commonwealth Bank Runner-Up in Software Engineering Module 11267 Tanaz Dhondy Kirrawee High School Commonwealth Bank Runner-Up in Software Engineering Module 11370 Morgan Murtagh Lismore Diocese Online Education Centre Commonwealth Bank Household Appliances Module Winning Student 11027 Rebekah Johnson-Costigan Illawarra Sports High Dux Hot Water Household Appliances Module Runners-Up 11031 Martin Kucera Normanhurst Boys High School Dux Hot Water Runner-Up in Household Appliances Module 11151 Mitchell Young Inaburra School Dux Hot Water Landscape Products Module Winning Student 11113 William Tom Maitland Grossmann High School Adelaide Brighton Limited Runner-Up in Landscape Products Module 11012 Jozeph Verdeh Fairvale High School Adelaide Brighton Limited Runner-Up in Landscape Products Module 11149 Jackson Paul Maitland Grossmann High School Adelaide Brighton Limited Braking Systems Module Winning Student 11026 Matthew Skourmallas Illawarra Sports High School Faiveley Transport Runner-Up in Braking Systems Module 11029 Rebekah Johnson-Costigan Illawarra Sports High Faiveley Transport Runner-Up in Braking Systems Module 11152 Mitchell Young Inaburra School Faiveley Transport Runner-Up in Braking Systems Module 11334 Jack Hay Eden Marine High School Faiveley Transport Bio-Engineering Module Winning Student 11363 Bryce Moon Newington College GE Healthcare Runner-Up in Bio-Engineering Module 11301 Jordan Garofali Newington College GE Healthcare Runner-Up in Bio-Engineering Module 11267 Tanaz Dhondy Kirrawee High School GE Healthcare Runner-Up in Bio-Engineering Module 11163 Nicola Fradellin All Saints Catholic Senior College GE Healthcare School based Elective Winning Students Joanna Kao, Benjamin Lowe, UoW F SAE Team 11273 Vincent Lui, Michael Luk Baulkham Hills High School Runner-Up in School based Elective 11270 Tanaz Dhondy Kirrawee High School UoW F SAE Team Runner-Up in School based Elective 11393 Stephen Chung North Sydney Boys High School UoW F SAE Team Joanna Kao, Benjamin Lowe, Winning Group Swire Industrial Services 11273 Vincent Lui, Michael Luk Baulkham Hills High School Winning Group Runners-Up Tyree 11261 Duncan Poon, Nicholas Chen Baulkham Hills High School Winning Group Runners-Up 11392 Yeshan Jayasekera, Louie Xia North Sydney Boys High School Port Kembla Coal Terminal Best use of Referencing/ Bibliography 11035 Brendan Yau Normanhurst Boys High School Pearson Education Overall Runners-Up 11113 William Tom Maitland Grossmann High School Ansto Overall Runners-Up 11363 Bryce Moon Newington College Ansto Overall Winning Student 11027 Rebekah Johnson-Costigan Illawarra Sports High Shoalhaven City Council Winning School Illawarra Sports High Tyree 2011 Major Awards, Recipients and Sponsors (updated 25th Nov) Year 12 Engineering Studies Competition Major Award Rego # First Name Last name School Sponsor BlueScope Steel Solutions Award 11140 Aden Reynolds Inaburra School BlueScope Steel BlueScope Steel Women in Engineering Awards 11383 Bernadette Cardillo Bulli High School BlueScope Steel BlueScope Steel Women in Engineering Awards 11367 Sarah Manning Smith's Hill High School BlueScope Steel Illawarra Coal Mechanical Engineering Award 11091 Phillip Henry Moser St Josephs College Illawarra Coal Illawarra Coal Electrical Engineering Award 11313 Adam Brys Figtree High School Illawarra Coal Wollongong City Council's Local Government Engineering Award 11287 Robert Murphy Bulli Highschool Wollongong City Council Kiama Municipal Council's Local Government Engineering Award 11325 Zachary Clift Kiama High School Kiama Municipal Council Shellharbour City Council's Local Government Engineering Award 11202 Jennifer Nolan Lake Illawarra High Schol Shellharbour City Council Use of Cement/Concrete in Civil Structures Module Winning Student 11291 Benjamin Longhurst Oxley College Adelaide Brighton Limited Runner-Up Use of Cement/Concrete in Civil Structures Module 11020 Kerim Tan Fairvale High School Adelaide Brighton Limited Runner-Up Use of Cement/Concrete in Civil Structures Module 11021 Roni Shlemon Fairvale High School Adelaide Brighton Limited Runner-Up Use of Cement/Concrete in Civil Structures Module 11022 Robert Ly Fairvale High School Adelaide Brighton Limited Women in Civil Structures 11347 Sevim Sahim Cecil Hills High School Member for Keira Civil Structures Module Winning Student 11132 Benjamin Fraser Maitland Grossmann High School John Holland Pty Ltd Civil Structures Module Runners Up 11142 Jeffrey Blewett Inaburra School John Holland Pty Ltd Civil Structures Module Runners Up 11325 Zachary Clift Kiama High School John Holland Pty Ltd Personal & Public Transport Module Winning Student 11311 Adam Brys Figtree High School Roads & Traffic Authority NSW Personal & Public Transport Module Runners-Up 11292 Campbell Jirgens Nowra Anglian College Roads & Traffic Authority NSW Personal & Public Transport Module Runners-Up 11360 Daniel Athanassopoulos Figtree High School Roads & Traffic Authority NSW Personal & Public Transport Module Runners-Up 11367 Sarah Manning Smith's Hill High School Roads & Traffic Authority NSW Lifting Devices Module Winning Student 11131 Benjamin Fraser Maitland Grossmann High School Port Kembla Port Corporation Lifting Devices Module Runners-Up 11145 David Smith Maitland Grossmann High School Port Kembla Port Corporation Lifting Devices Module Runners-Up 11133 Peter Bartolacci Maitland Grossmann High School Port Kembla Port Corporation Aeronautical Engineering Module Winning Student 11116 Clarence Nguyen Fairvale High School BAE Systems Nowra Aeronautical Engineering Module Runners-Up 11112 Keven Ngo Fairvale High School BAE Systems Nowra Aeronautical Engineering Module Runners-Up 11382 Bernadette Cardillo Bulli High School BAE Systems Nowra Historical Aircraft Restoration Aeronautical Engineering Module Historical Awards Best Report Winners 11345 Laen Stewart Woonona High School Society (HARS) Aeronautical Engineering Module Historical Awards Best Report Winners 11386 HARS Nathan Isaacson NorthSydney Boys' High School Aeronautical Engineering Module Historical Awards Best Report Runners-Up 11329 HARS Lachlan McPherson Woonona High School Aeronautical Engineering Module Historical Awards Best Report Runners-Up 11376 HARS Jeffrey Choi Lismore Diocese Online Education Centre Aeronautical Engineering Module Scouts Award 11222 Jake Parker Bulli High School Scouts Australia NSW Branch Telecommunications Engineering Module Winning Student 11210 Ryan Drury Smith's Hill High School Faculty of Informatics Telecommunications Engineering Module Runners-Up 11119 Christopher Tran Fairvale High School Faculty of Informatics Telecommunications Engineering Module Runners-Up 11125 Rani Shlemon Fairvale High School Faculty of Informatics Telecommunications Engineering Module Runners-Up 11304 Jed Austin Bulli High School Faculty of Informatics Software Engineering Awards Winner 11147 Tom Myles Maitland Grossmann High School Commonwealth Bank Software Engineering Awards Runners-Up 11056 Peter Baigent The Jannali High School Commonwealth Bank Software Engineering Awards Runners-Up 11226 Dean Christian Kirrawee High School Commonwealth Bank Best use of Referencing/ Bibliography 11328 Dylan Bardsley Woonona High School Pearson Education Overall Runners-Up 11131 Benjamin Fraser Maitland Grossmann High School Wilbartec Overall Runners-Up 11311 Adam Brys Figtree High School Harsco Metals Overall Winning Student 11132 Benjamin Fraser Maitland Grossmann High School Gujarat NRE Winning School Maitland Grossmann High School Soto Group Pty Ltd 2011 Major Awards, Recipients and Sponsors (updated 25th Nov) Year 11 Design and Technology Competition Major Award Rego # First Name Last name School Sponsor Placement at the Honeywell Engineering Summer School 11162 Paul Fenech De La Salle College Douglas Partners Pty Ltd. Women in Design & Technology Winning Student 11103 Amy Hulme St Mary Star of the Sea College Roads & Traffic Authority NSW Women in Design & Technology Runners-Up 11262 Marnie Peters Killarney Heights HS (distance ed) Roads & Traffic Authority NSW Women in Design & Technology Runners-Up 11286
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