Swinburne Graduation Ceremony Program April 2015

Swinburne University of Technology

Graduation Ceremony Program

Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre 1 Convention Centre Place, South Wharf, Melbourne Monday 13 and Tuesday 14 April 2015

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SP0606-20a-0415 Swinburne University of Technology

Graduation Ceremony Program

Monday 13 April 2015, 11.00am Department of Trades and Engineering Technology Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology

Monday 13 April 2015, 4.00pm Department of Health, Science, Education and Social Services Faculty of Health, Arts and Design

Tuesday 14 April 2015, 11.00am Department of Business and Finance Faculty of Business and Law

Tuesday 14 April 2015, 4.00pm Department of Design, Media and Information and Communication Technology Faculty of Business and Law Faculty of Health, Arts and Design

Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 1 CONTENTS Message from the Vice-Chancellor 3 History of the university 4 Academic regalia 5 Ceremonial regalia 6 Principal officers of the university 6 University Council 7 Academic leadership 7 Information for guests 8 Ceremonies Monday 13 April 2015, 11.00am 10 Ceremony participating officers 11 Order of proceedings 11 Honorary Doctorate Award 12 Award recipients 13 Monday 13 April 2015, 4.00pm 22 Ceremony participating officers 23 Order of proceedings 23 Honorary Doctorate Award 24 Award recipients 25 Tuesday 14 April 2015, 11.00am 30 Ceremony participating officers 31 Order of proceedings 31 Award recipients 32 Tuesday 14 April 2015, 4.00pm 38 Ceremony participating officers 39 Order of proceedings 39 Honorary Doctorate Award 40 Award recipients 41

2 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Message from the Vice-Chancellor

I am delighted to welcome you here for this graduation ceremony.

Well done to all who are graduating today I strongly encourage all of you who graduate for successfully completing your course. today to address the new challenges that At this time we must also acknowledge the face your community and make a positive Swinburne academic and professional staff contribution. I urge you to seize these who made your learning experience possible, opportunities and help lead our society as well as parents, spouses, siblings, into a promising future. partners and friends whose encouragement At Swinburne we encourage our students has played a crucial role in your success. to embrace the notion that we are all Today your graduation allows us to celebrate learners for life. And so, I anticipate that your your achievements. You have fulfilled the graduation will not represent an end-point requirements of a demanding course of to your educational adventures. We look study with focus and discipline and your forward to welcoming you back to Swinburne reward is an excellent education. in the future, either in-person or through one of many online learning opportunities, to help Such an education is all the more important you further your knowledge. today because of the need to respond to a rapidly changing world. Within our We are also delighted to welcome you as knowledge‑based society, many people Swinburne alumni and will take pride in are engaged in ‘knowledge-based’ work, hearing of your achievements. across a range of fields and disciplines. I sincerely wish you the very best for the The achievement of high quality education future and, wherever life adventures take and training positions you to attain greater you, invite you to stay in touch with your prosperity and participate more fully in a Swinburne community. dynamic knowledge-based global economy. Swinburne is consistently named as one of the top universities in the world according Linda Kristjanson to the prestigious Academic Ranking of Vice-Chancellor and President World Universities. Therefore, I hope you take pride in knowing that you graduate from Swinburne with a high-quality education, obtained from a world-ranked university.

Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 3 History of the university

The Swinburnes lived for many generations The arms in Northumberland, in the north of England. In early times, the family owned a castle on The basic colours of red and white, and the banks of the Swin Burn, the brook of the the cinquefoils charged on the shield, boars. By 1245 the Swinburne coat of arms commemorate the arms of the Swinburne was ‘Gules: three boars heads argent’. family. George Swinburne arrived in Melbourne in 1886, aged twenty-five. His early days in The crest Melbourne were spent setting up gas plants The demi-Boar and the cinquefoil perpetuate and bringing gas-light to the cities and towns. the Swinburne connection; the book is As his business stature increased, he entered symbolic of learning. State Parliament and became a minister. Swinburne was established as the Eastern The motto Suburbs Technical College by George The College of Arms’ translation of the motto Swinburne and the first students were enrolled in 1909, when classes began in is: Achievement through learning. carpentry, plumbing and blacksmithing. In 1913 the institution changed its name The flag to Swinburne Technical College, to The basic colours of red and white with commemorate the Honourable George cinquefoils. Swinburne. Soon afterwards, a boys’ junior technical school and the first girls’ technical The mace and the chair school were established. Following an extensive reorganisation of In universities, a mace is used as a symbol advanced education in Victoria in the late of institutional authority and it is carried 1970s, Swinburne was given the power to in procession before the Chancellor as grant bachelor degrees. The first of these was a symbolic weapon of protection. The awarded at a conferring ceremony held on ceremonial items of the office of the 21 May 1981 at the Camberwell Civic Centre. Chancellor of Swinburne University were designed by Emeritus Professor Helmut In 1992, Swinburne achieved university Lueckenhausen, former Pro Vice-Chancellor, status with the passage by the Parliament Internationalisation. Fabricated from of Victoria of the Swinburne University Queensland silky oak, sterling silver and gold, of Technology Act. This marked not only Swinburne’s distinguished history as the mace has eight facets resolving as an a provider of further education, but the open silver finial and crown which contains beginning of a new period of growth and a carving of the rampant boar from the innovation for Swinburne. Swinburne coat of arms. The chair also has eight divisions on the seat and back with an In recent years, Swinburne has progressed engraved silver boar and the Southern Cross to become one of the world’s leading on the upper back. Artists and craftspeople research‑intensive teaching universities and involved in the project with the designer a leader in online education, expanding the were Ian Higgs, cabinet maker, Geoffrey educational opportunities available to a new Dunne, Swinburne design graduate, Sue generation of learners. Wraight, netsuke carver and Hendrik Forster Swinburne’s emphasis is on high-quality, and Marion Marshall, silversmiths. Civic engaged teaching and research in science, contributions made towards the purchase technology and innovation – teaching and of these items included the former City of research that makes a difference in the lives Prahran for the University for the Mace, the of individuals and contributes to national former City of Hawthorn for the Chancellor’s economic and social objectives. Chair and the former Shire of Lillydale for the Swinburne holds a unique place among Chancellor’s Gown. educational institutions in Australia in the link that persists between it and the founder and his family. The conferring of a modification of the family’s coat of arms preserves and strengthens that link.

4 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Academic regalia

The academic dress worn at Swinburne Double master honours degree Bachelor degree today is a modification of everyday dress A black master gown, hood and trencher. The A black gown, hood and trencher. The hood worn by scholars and teachers in the Middle hood is black, fully lined with the colours of is black, half lined with the discipline colour, Ages and the Renaissance. It consists of a both disciplines, and laced with a silver braid. and is worn with the colour showing on the gown and a scarf-like stole or hood, which It is worn with the colours showing on both left‑hand side. is a remnant of the cowl that was once worn shoulders. to cover the head and shoulders to keep off Dual award the rain and snow. Trencher caps or bonnets Double master degree are worn as indicated below, with the tassel A black gown, hood and trencher. The hood is down over the left eye and in a vertical A black master gown, hood and trencher. The black, half lined with the colour of the Higher position. hood is black, and fully lined with the colours Education discipline and the reverse (black) of both disciplines. It is worn with the colours edge of the right-hand side trimmed with the The style of academic dress adopted by showing on both shoulders. colour of the Vocational Education discipline. Swinburne University of Technology is based The hood is worn with the Higher Education on that of the University of Oxford. Master honours degree colour showing on the left-hand side and the Vocational Education trim on the right‑hand Honorary doctorate A black master gown, hood and trencher. The hood is black, fully lined with the discipline side. A cardinal red gown with silver grey front colour, and laced with a silver braid. It is worn and sleeve facings. The hood is cardinal red, with the colours showing on both shoulders. Associate degree fully lined in silver grey and is worn with grey A black gown, stole and trencher. The stole showing on both shoulders. A tudor bonnet Master degree is black, lined with the discipline colour, with a silver cord and tassel is worn. A black master gown, hood and trencher. The and is worn with the colour showing on the left‑hand side. Honorary master degree hood is black, fully lined with the discipline colour, and is worn with the colour showing A cardinal red gown with silver-grey front on both shoulders. Advanced diploma, associate diploma facings. The hood is cardinal red, fully lined and diploma in silver grey and is worn with silver grey Graduate diploma A black gown and stole. The stole is black, showing on both shoulders. A black trencher A black gown, stole and trencher. The stole is lined with the discipline colour, the right-hand with a silver cord and tassel is worn. black, lined with the discipline colour, and is edge being trimmed with white cloth, and is worn with the colour showing on both sides. worn with the colour and white trim showing Doctor of philosophy on the right-hand side. A black gown faced with chilli red and silver Graduate certificate grey. The hood is chilli red, fully lined in silver Advanced certificate, certificate IV, A black gown, stole and trencher. The stole grey and is worn with silver grey showing on certificate III and apprenticeship is black, lined with the discipline colour, and both shoulders. A tudor bonnet with a scarlet is worn with the colour showing on the left A black gown is worn. cord and tassel is worn. hand side. Indigenous stoles Professional doctorate Honours degree A stole in the colours of the Aboriginal A black gown faced with chilli red and the A black gown, hood and trencher. The hood is Australian flag can be worn by indigenous discipline colour. The hood is chilli red, fully black, half lined with the discipline colour and graduands and staff at graduation lined in the discipline colour, and is worn laced with a silver braid, and is worn with the ceremonies. The stole is worn under any with the discipline colour showing on both colour showing on the left-hand side. academic colours, or where there are shoulders. A tudor bonnet with a scarlet cord no academic colours (i.e. certificate and and tassel is worn. Double degree apprenticeship recipients) the stole is worn A black gown, hood and trencher. The hood under the gown. is black, half lined with the colours of both disciplines, and is worn with the colours showing on the left-hand side.

Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 5 Ceremonial regalia

Chancellor Members of council Principal officers A black gown of English Queen’s Counsel Council members wear a university stole of the university style, with ten gold bands on the sleeves and featuring the Swinburne Coat of Arms with scarlet satin trimmings on the front, collar the academic dress for their qualifications. Chancellor and bottom edge of the gown. A black velvet The stole is cherry red with an embroidered Mr Graham Goldsmith, BBus(Acc)(SUT), trencher with gold trim on the base and a crest at the base of each side of the stole, FCPA, FAICD, FFin gold braid and tassel is worn. and is worn with the colour and crest showing on both sides. Vice-Chancellor and President Deputy Chancellor Professor Linda Kristjanson, BN, A black gown, similar in style and colour to Academic and administration staff MN(Research)(Manitoba), PhD(Arizona), the Chancellor’s, with five gold bands on the Academic dress for their qualifications, GAICD sleeves. A black velvet trencher with a gold or the Swinburne equivalent. cord and tassel is worn. Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Provost Vice-Chancellor Professor Jenelle Kyd, BSc(Hons)(UNSW), A black gown of English Queen’s Counsel DipEd, PhD(Newcastle) style, with ten silver bands on the sleeves Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor and scarlet satin trimmings on the front, (Research and Development) collar and bottom edge of the gown. A black velvet trencher with silver trim on the base Professor Matthew Bailes, BSc(Hons)(AU), and a silver cord and tassel is worn. PhD(ANU) Vice-President (International and Students) Mr Jeffrey Smart, BA(Hons)(Melb), MA(Mon)

Academic regalia discipline colours Vice-President (Engagement) Mr Andrew C Smith, DipEd(Melb), DISCIPLINE COLOUR BBus(RMIT), BAppSc(Phillip) Agriculture and Horticulture Brunswick Green Vice-President (Corporate Services) Applied Science Brick Red Dr Andrew J Smith, BSc(Hons), PhD(Melb) Arts Social Science Cranberry Vice-President (Strategy and Business Buff Business Innovation) Business Administration Buff/Malachite Green Mr Stephen Beall

Circus Arts New Sapphire CFO and Vice-President (Finance and Business Analytics) Design Marina Green Mr Bryan Rossi, BEc(LaTrobe), Education Cream GradDipBusInfSys(SUT), MMgt(Tech)(Melb), Engineering Saxe Blue FCPA, MAICD

Entrepreneurship and Innovation Sky Blue Head Corporate and Government Affairs Health Science Cerise Mr Andrew Dempster, BSc(Hons), LLB(Hons), GradDip LegalPrac(ANU), MMgt(Macquarie) Information Technology Tangerine Multimedia Citrus Sustainability Heliotrope Technology Royal Blue Doctor of Philosophy Chili Red/Silver Grey

6 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 University Council Academic leadership Acting Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Development) Chancellor Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Matthew Bailes, BSc(Hons)(AU), Mr Graham Goldsmith, BBus(Acc)(SUT), and Provost PhD(ANU) FCPA, FAICD, FFin Professor Jenelle Kyd, BSc(Hons)(UNSW), DipEd, PhD(Newcastle) Pro Vice-Chancellor Deputy Chancellor (Future Manufacturing) Mr Anthony Mackay, BEc, BEd(Mon), Deputy Vice-Chancellor and CEO Professor Geoffrey Brooks, BEng(RMIT), MA(EcEd)(Lon), FACEL, FACE, FIPAAV Swinburne Sarawak BA(SUT), PhD(Melb) Professor Anthony Cahalan, MDes(SCA), Vice-Chancellor and President PhD(Curtin) Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research Capacity) Professor Linda Kristjanson, BN, Professor Min Gu, PhD(CAS) MN(Research)(Manitoba), PhD(Arizona), Pro Vice-Chancellor GAICD (Education and Quality) Pro Vice-Chancellor (International Professor Chris Pilgrim, BScEd(MCAE), Research Engagement) Chair of the Academic Senate GDipAppSci(CompSci), MAppSci(InfoTech), Professor Ajay Kapoor, BTech&MTech Professor Chris Pilgrim, BScEd(MCAE), PhD(SUT) (IIT BHU), PhD(CU) GDipAppSci(CompSci), MAppSci(InfTech), PhD(SUT) Pro Vice-Chancellor Pro Vice-Chancellor (Digital Frontiers) (Learning Transformations) Professor Leon Sterling, BSc(Hons)(Melb), Councillor Professor Mike Keppell, BHMS(Ed), PhD(ANU) Mr Andrew Dix, BCom(Melb), FCA, BEd (PG)(Qld), MEd, PhD(Calgary) CMIIA, GAICD Pro Vice-Chancellor Councillor (Student Advancement) Ms Geraldine Farrell, BSc, LLB, Professor Glen Bates, BCom, BA(Hons), LLM(IP)(Mon), GAICD MA(ClinicalPsych), PhD

Councillor Executive Dean Faculty of Business Ms Kirsten Mander, LLM(Melb), FAICD, and Law FGIA, FRMIA Professor Michael Gilding, BA(Hons)(ANU), PhD(Mac) Councillor Ms Vi Petersen, BCom(Econ)(Melb), Executive Dean Faculty of Health, GradDip CorpFin(SUT) Arts and Design Professor Don Iverson, BSc, MSc, PhD, Councillor DSc(Hon) Mr Alan Schwartz, AM BEc LLB(Hons)(Mon) Executive Dean Faculty of Science, Councillor Engineering and Technology Mr David Singleton, BSc(Hons)(Nottingham), Professor John Wilson, BE(Hons)(Mon), MEngSc(Melb), FAICD, FIEAust, FICE, MPIA, MSc(California), PhD(Melb) FATSE

Councillor Ms Wendy Thorpe, BA(French)(La Trobe), BBus(Acc), GradDip Finance and Investment, SIA

Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 7 Information for guests

Welcome to Swinburne University of Technology. The following information is provided to help ensure the comfort, safety and enjoyment of all guests during the graduation ceremony. Please take a moment to read it prior to the ceremony.

■■ All guests should be seated 15 minutes prior to the ceremony starting time. The ceremony will run for approximately 90 minutes. ■■ Ushers will show you to the guest seating area and can provide you with information, assistance and advice. ■■ Guests are asked to remain in their seats for the entire ceremony. When the academic procession enters the venue, guests and graduates are asked to stand and remain standing until after the singing of the National Anthem. ■■ Our graduation custom is that each graduate is applauded as their name is announced. We encourage all guests and graduates to join us in following this tradition. ■■ Please note that the ceremony will be photographed and videotaped. ■■ Please ensure all mobile phones are turned off during the ceremony. ■■ In the event an emergency evacuation is announced, please follow instructions and exit the venue promptly under the directions provided.

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Participating officers Master of Ceremonies Order of proceedings

The Presentation of Awards The Acting Chancellor of Swinburne University of Technology, Ms Geraldine Farrell, will present the awards.

The Student Response Mr Thinesh Nagalingam will deliver the student response.

The Charge to Graduates The Vice-Chancellor of Swinburne University of Technology, Professor Linda Kristjanson, will deliver the charge to the graduates.

The Closure Master of Ceremonies will close the proceedings. The audience is requested to remain standing as the procession, joined by the new graduates, leaves the auditorium. The audience will leave the auditorium via the exit doors. Music Recessional Refreshments will be served.

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Honorary Doctor of the University

Dr Raghunth Anant Mashelkar

Dr Raghunth Anant Mashelkar, also known as Dr Mashelkar has developed a strong Ramesh Mashelkar, FRS, is a distinguished connection to Swinburne, meeting with chemical engineer who has made ground- researchers and Senior Executive during breaking contributions to science and visits to Melbourne in 2013 and 2014. He is engineering. He has played a critical role strongly supportive of Swinburne’s vision in shaping India’s science and technology around innovation and the University’s policies, has the authored more than 250 initiative in research collaboration with India. publications, several books and given many He has taken on the role of Chairperson lectures worldwide. for the Advisory Board of the collaborative research program between Swinburne and These contributions led to Dr Mashelkar’s the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, election as a Fellow of the oldest research one of India’s top ranked and globally society – The Royal Society (UK) – as well recognised Institutions. as being named a Foreign Fellow of the US National Academy of Science, the US Dr Mashelkar contributed a key chapter National Academy of Engineering and the on innovation to a report launched in 2013 UK’s Royal Academy of Engineering. by Australia’s Chief Scientist, Professor lan Chubb, concerning science, technology Dr Mashelkar was a member of the Science and innovation linkages between Australia Academy Council to the Indian Prime Minister and India. He has also been elected as a and also of the Scientific Advisory Committee foreign Fellow of Australia’s Academy of to the Cabinet, set up by successive Technological Sciences and Engineering. Indian governments. He is a much sought after consultant for strategic advice on Dr Mashelkar is a recognised and in-demand restructuring publicly funded research and global thinker on innovation and social development institutions around the world. justice, and continues to articulate his inspirational vision for inclusive innovation He is currently the President of the Global whereby innovation is directed to provide Research Alliance – a group of publicly more goods or services for more people for funded research and development institutes less cost. His significant contributions are from the Asia-Pacific, which has more than suitably recognised through this Honorary 60,000 scientists and technologists. Dr Doctorate. Mashelkar is also Chairperson of India’s National Innovation Foundation and was appointed as the first Chairperson of the Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research. He has served as the Director- General of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research in India – the national network of research institutes comparable to Australia’s CSIRO, and has been the recipient of several Honorary Doctorates from universities around the world. He is currently serving as a visiting Professor at Harvard University. In 2014, he received the Padma Vibusan Award – the second highest civilian award – from the President of India.

12 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 This program contains the names of all graduates entitled to awards. For those graduates unable to attend in person, the awards will be made in absentia. Award recipients

Department of Trades Advanced Diploma of Building Faculty of Science, Bachelor of Aviation and Engineering Design (Architectural) Engineering and (Management) Technology James Douglas Berghoff Technology Hargun Butalia Ashlee Josephine Hirschfeld Yonghao Chen Graduates for awards in the Graduates for awards in the Stacey Jansen Daniel John Dagher Department of Trades and Faculty of Science, Engineering Brayden Kettle Engineering Technology will be and Technology will be Advanced Diploma of Thanh Minh Le presented by the Executive Dean, presented by the Executive Dean, Computer Systems Technology Minh Thu Ngoc Nguyen Faculty of Science, Engineering Professor John Wilson Lennon Jones and Technology, Professor John Bachelor of Aviation Wilson. Advanced Diploma of Associate Degree of Aviation – (Management)/ Engineering Technology Jetstar Stream Bachelor of Commerce Certificate IV in Computer Riearll Phillip Butterfield David Gregov Andrew John Arvier Systems Technology Jessica Isabel de Gunten Julia Burgers Associate Degree in Dinh Tien Dat Vu Tristan James Gilbert Joseph John English Engineering Paul Vince Marchese Qing Zhu Sera Li Diploma of Engineering Elias Moufarrej Andrew Pitsiakkos Courtney Aine Meares-Whitty (UniLink) Anthony Jack Pearson Yahya Rizai Huw James Ohlson Galkotuwage Ayeshan Indrajee Adrian Poletti George Saba Lorenzo Emrys Sorrentino Kim Bang Tran Bandara Bachelor of Applied Brendan James Carson Bachelor of Aviation/ Advanced Diploma of Information and Bachelor of Business Amanda Chooi Communication Technology Bawantha Mahesh Pathirana Engineering Technology – Laura Jane Bewicke Mark William Fulton Galagama Electrical Kevin Christopher Singh Pathiranage Ferdy Soesanto Bachelor of Aviation/ Michael George Steven Tigas Kareem Kassar Bachelor of Commerce Advanced Diploma of Gagan Modi Bachelor of Aviation Edmund Charles Barrett Tuong Quang Nguyen Engineering Technology (Civil) Ryan James Ellis Nayomal Lakshitha Balasooriya Vincent Punteri Hayden Leslie Porter Francis James Hickey Balasooriya Max Taratuta Alexander Francis Holden Arachchige Advanced Diploma of Ronnie Tang Diploma of Horticulture Engineering Technology Henny Alexandra Brick (Mechanical) Adhiguna Candrapradipta Bachelor of Business Bonnie-Marie Patricia Andrea Cullen Beryl Hibbs Zihao Tan Patrick Russell Delaney Jane Clare Bartush Lachlan Patrick Doyle Diploma of Sustainable Bachelor of Computer Science Thomas Mark Dyke Landscape Design Adam Michael Hughes Aydan James Bedingham Michelle Barnes Donovan Alexander Kerr Bachelor of Computing Rebecca Kate Jamieson Michael John Kinch Jake Orvad Edan Lasker Brett John Flintoff Jacob Luke Marshall Fitri Mohammed Nor Bachelor of Engineering Thomas Graham Margerson (Biomedical Engineering) Neale Chathuranga Saranath Bao Quoc Nguyen Keerawella Meghan Lucy O’Leary Mudiyanselage James Marcus Philipsen Sneha Vora Jacob Pini with upper second class honours Llewellyn Joseph Schubert Harry Alexander James Short Timothy Jack Maybury Cameron Ross Smith Ryon George Thomas Lawrence John Wilmott Reiss Tristan Wilson Mandy Man Ching Yeung

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Bachelor of Engineering (Civil) with third class honours Bachelor of Engineering with upper second class honours Masih Ahmadi James Czyczelis (Electronics and Computer Paul Michael Angus Matthew Cao Terry Quan Pham Systems) Travis Rowan Bird Phuong Hoai Chau Xin Su Bandar Abdullah M Alhassan Adam Farchione Trung Thanh Nguyen Do with lower second class honours Timothy Adrian Connolly Harley Glen Hee Thinesh Nagalingam Michael George Eliou Michael Timothy Dunn with lower second class honours Siddhartha Gupta Luke Joseph Paola Andrew Kah Kin Cheng James Michael Loucas with upper second class honours Callum John Yuill Khanh Han Ly Miles Kenneth Buttner Bachelor of Engineering with first class honours Adam Mansour Rahme Chris John Marr (Electronics and Computer Daphne Marie Briffa Sebastian Nicholas Russo Alveen Munnee Systems)/Bachelor of Lyulph Car Ahmad Sharafi with first class honours Business Nathan James Edwards Shayanith Himasha Ben James Gillard Ye Yint Min Gaung Wanigarathne with lower second class honours Jesse Alexander Graham Adrian Thomas Grech with third class honours Maxwell Francis Moloughney James Alexander Munro Bradley Patrick Joyce Joel Jonathan Buckle Bachelor of Engineering Bachelor of Engineering Bachelor of Engineering Brett Mark Hamer (Electronics and Computer Radie Maliki (Civil Engineering)/ (Mechanical Engineering)/ Bachelor of Commerce Systems)/Bachelor of Bachelor of Business Bradley James Marlow Commerce Bin Mei Raafat Matta Michael Jason Garas Ian Kenneth Johnson James Phan with lower second class honours with lower second class honours Christopher Domenic Spinella Matthew James Johnston Jarryd James Boldiston Jason David Kermode Darren Joseph Vella Manish Shangari with upper second class honours with third class honours with lower second class honours Hayden Rex Thorley Jayme Mark Barnes Samuel William Muller Dheeraj Dureddy Jarrod Luke Stovold with upper second class honours with first class honours Adam Mark Heaton Matthew David Tanis Toriq Mohamed Abdel-Magid Daniel Carmine Arceri Adam James Lancaster with lower second class honours Gojko Mitrovic with first class honours Rory John Halliwell Sean Michael Dimitropoulos Hoang Giang Nguyen Christian Antoine Akl Bachelor of Engineering Glynn William Morris Willy Santoso Jacob Wayne Campbell (Mechanical Engineering) Lachlan Philip Stammers Francis Justin Smith Daniel Thomas French Mardi Danielle Cuthbert Lachlan Kennard Plunkett William McKenzie Anderson with upper second class honours Manawa Vimukthi Herath Herath Stefan Angelo Sbaglia Cleber Helio Da Cunha Matthew Alexander Hinds Mudiyanselage Chesed Ignatius Tanarte Steven Thomas D’Arcy Mitchell Peter Phillips Maninder Singh Dhillon Samuel James Jackson Yien Hua Yong with first class honours Mohammadreza Joneidi Sam Garey Anthony Gerard Santoro Richard Binh Duong Le Bachelor of Engineering Menno Ben Luitjens (Electrical and Electronic Warnakulasooriya Wadumestrige Dai Hoang Le Bachelor of Engineering Engineering) Pathum Dwayne Douglas Sparkes (Mechanical Engineering)/ Manju Medis Geoffrey Yee Hung Tang Zafar Ullah Bachelor of Commerce David Brian Nink with first class honours with third class honours King Lin Tan with third class honours Mark Ian Doran Adnan Abdulla H K Almazmumi Dean Raymond Werner Michael Thomas Dunn Clemens Ganz Hung Phuc Duong Ang Say Wei Kien-Nghieu Johnny Truong Clint Jared Portelli James David Stevens Alexander David Wen Jie Ball Joshua Courtney Stafford Steffi Griselda VanderVeen Michael Graham Gooding with lower second class honours Daniel Paul Tosch Edward Graham Vining Alex Francis Goold Talisa Paige Harris Ting Ting Yau with upper second class honours Johnson Nguyen Rhys Allan Laughton Angus Peter Riddoch Hieu Viet Nguyen Mario Pietro Sportelli Bachelor of Engineering Alexandros Stamatopoulos Leigh Eric Yelland (Civil Engineering)/ with first class honours Muhammad Rizwan Tarar with first class honours Bachelor of Business Chun Ka Jacky Cheung Zhen Wang Daniel Stapelfeldt Sanna Afshar with lower second class honours Katherine Elise York William Arthur Reeves Arundell Bachelor of Engineering Ryan William Bilalis Joldy John Bradley (Electrical and Electronic Guo Wei Chee Alhas Murat Hayirli Engineering)/Bachelor of Bradley James Goddard Nicholas Thomas Johnston Commerce Thilina Darshana Gunathilaka Jacob Peter Nardino Andrew James Lee Bradley Graham Parker Adrian Marangoni Sebastian Santalucia

14 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Bachelor of Engineering with upper second class honours Bachelor of Information and Bachelor of Science (Product Design Engineering) Damian Chiem Communication Technology (Biotechnology) Amy Louise Best Timothy Martin Hassett (Games Development) Mitchell George Cridge Michael John Ingarfield Maurice Christiaan Van den Christopher Forrest Leon Michael Hartman Daniele Luca La Rosa Buuse Sea Millo Saidul Islam Stephen Frank Pedulla with first class honours Joshua Jozsef Toth Nick Ian Parry Zakarea Hafeez Saadedin with third class honours Henrico Djiuardi Bachelor of Information and Shannon Alan Anthony Buhagiar Thomas Anthony Galea Communication Technology Bachelor of Science Joseph Issac Cylich Michael Allon Johnstone (Network Design and Security) (Chemistry) Philip Christian Grijalvo Daniel Walter Simmons Nathan Luke Buck Annabelle Electra Boyd Jareth Stefan Kelaart Andrew John Simmons Frank Emanuel Thomas Pius Kung Lok Chan Adrian Puyol Buttigieg Paul Lawrence Noel Hibbert Kurt David Taylor Bachelor of Engineering (Telecommunication and Jackson Ronald Carlos Mia Jane King with lower second class honours Network Engineering) Alexander Joel Cleland Malual Deng Malual Simon Bruce Cumming Akila Udayanga Kankani Le Ha Do Brittany Nene Fabiyanic Adrian Christopher Justice Bachelor of Science Vithanage (Computer Science) Michael Edward Glover Dugald Cameron Shaw Seyed Meysam Marashi Samuel Mark Johnston Ravindra Sri Sriyantha Abigail Theresa Michell Claudia Marcela Lopez Martinez Bachelor of Engineering Weththasinghe Mark Anthony Mazzone (Telecommunication and Appuhamilage Don Bachelor of Science Kiran Kaur Sohanpal Network Engineering)/ Kenny Ka Lok Yan (Computer Science and Software Engineering) with upper second class honours Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Rio Hadyan Arddha Alexander Julian Baer (Computer Science and Danny John Godsmark Daniel Charles Broder Software Engineering) Melissa Nguyen Bachelor of Science Daniel John McDermott Dominic James Allan Peter Sung Nicholson (Environmental Sustainability) Nathan Charles Moffat Djuro Mirkovic Angelique Marie Vardis Maomao Xin Chen Daniel Louis Naturani Kristen Hamilton Christopher Stuart Pettit Bachelor of Information and Bachelor of Science Nathan Patrick Jurd Sigrid Tusek Communication Technology (Biochemistry and Chemistry) Smriti Pandey Ellessandra Grace Verhey Nigel Yan Kai Chan Charlie Cheng Andrew Charles Boden Nancy Carolina Reyes Lopez Bachelor of Engineering Jamie Chhit Ajay Alan Hill Bachelor of Science (Robotics and Mechatronics) Robert Anthony Churchill Theresa Bernadette Holt Sarah Ashley Mazza (Games Development) Edwin Anthony Cotter Johnson Dao Keith Robert McPhee Travis Lee Pola-Carter Kashyap Jagdishbhai Patel Richard Anthony Demartis Andrew Joseph Grixti Zahra Tayyebi Alexander Wocadlo Bachelor of Science Guo Yuchen Jason Valentino Wandiyanto with third class honours (Medical Biophysics) Seongwon Lim Sumedha Sriyashantha Rodrigo Bachelor of Science Joseph Aing Sophie Grace Lyall (Biomedical Sciences) Kuruppuarachchige Sheng Mao Toni Ku Tjin Lay Loay Jamali Salem Joy Kpokpor Odion Amna Osman Mitchell Francisc Wilhelm with upper second class honours Kathirgamanathan Piruthivirajh Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Science Shane Michael Renshaw Richard Grzebieta (Biomedical Sciences)/ (Professional Software Pramudita Santoso Bachelor of Engineering Development) Bachelor of Engineering Matthew Dirk Schurink (Electronics and Computer (Robotics and Mechatronics)/ Nikhil Shivaprasad Puttaswamy Rhys Adams Systems) Bachelor of Science (Computer Guriqbal Singh Mitchell James Doran Science and Software Brent Matthew Sullivan Mohamed Kariem Aly Mathew Brian Heard Engineering) Ten Feng Tan Mohammad Wali Sharifi Mark Ronald Leonard Isherwood Ewoudt Kellerman Jared Andrew Haas Zibo Tian with first class honours Michael Robin Kenny Wesley George Perrett Myo Min Tun Narayani Maya Koirala Stanislaw Kowalczyk Andrew Ross Watson James Douglas Watts Wu Huicheng Dwayne Letch with third class honours Yuhua Wu Scott William Malane Daniel Espiritu Yang Yingnan with lower second class honours Lanlalit Yangmee Christopher Tomi Marra Shining Zhang

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Bachelor of Science (Honours) Graduate Certificate of Science Master of Engineering Master of Science Youstina Attalla (Network Systems) Science (Civil) (Network Systems) Rebecca Nicole Auchettl Navaratne Bandara Herath Suchit Sen Seenuth Mian Muhammad Ahmad Byron Kane de Ridder Ankurdeep Singh Arora Mayanthi Purnima Graduate Diploma of Master of Information Systems Teeneshwari Balakrishnan Goonewardane Construction Management Management/Master of Sumit Bansal Thanusha Dilhani Kithulampitiya John Akram Karouni Business Administration Anuj Bhatia Koralage Alexander Paul Rekdale Piyush Nandkumar Ghate Tien Song Hiep Pham Graduate Diploma of Science Kushan Chathuranga Nathan Daniel Smith (Astronomy) Master of Information Hettiarachchi Technology with first class honours Timothy James McCullough Haolong Hu Sherie Taylor Sunderland Claudio Daniel Iturbe Gunwant Singh Kharoud Michal Andrzej Czajkowski Anita Viglione Aniket Kulkarni Karin Dicander Graduate Diploma of Science Jing Zhang Naga Dinesh Madala Zoe Marie Jenkins (Biotechnology) Saudh Masaud Mohammed Jason Anthony Kristek Master of Information Hyae Hwa Choi Richard Nepao Laura Amy Massee Technology (Professional Heather Elizabeth Mary Natthaphong Pombubpa Jessica Rosslyn McPherson Computing) Delmenico Eugene Richmann Steven Jacob Wickens Sean Michael West Venkata Sai Krishna Chavali Patnaree Thera-Aumpornkul Harjot Harry Bachelor of Science Master of Aviation Hewa Babarendage Chamila Master of Science in (Computer Science) (Honours) (Human Factors) Udeni Astronomy Justin Micheal Noel D’Cruze Ramin Sadeghizadeganazar Tahera Jebin Brett Robert Hall Charlotte Rebecca Natalie Pierce Fatma Mohammed Adrien Scott Wallace David Michael Zappia Vickram Mohanasundaram Emily Catherine Yossef Master of Technology Vignesh Kumar Munuswamy (Advanced Manufacturing Bachelor of Technology Master of Aviation Dayanandam Technology) (Information Systems) Siva Narayanan (Management) Solanga Arachchige Kushana Adrian Carbone Rohit Narkhede Raymond Harry Foyster Hemantha Jean Julie Moss Shaizad Narsingani Rodney Ian Parker Perera Edwin Nino Quevedo Andrew Neville Vaughan Graduate Certificate in Saoji Ashwini Arvind Daniel Westhorpe Master of Technology (Civil) Construction Management Jaini Hardik Shah Connie Wong Kor Ling Rui Zhao Master of Construction Sandeep Singh Management Master of Technology Graduate Certificate in Master of Risk Management (Information Technology) E-Forensics Hassan Hussein Abdullahi Pauli Juhani Anttonen Alzenina Seraphine Janang Mark Taban Paulino Alexander Salman Khalid Paul Martin Burrows Robert Tela Zoe Christine Elrick Paul Winston Bennett Graduate Certificate of Kristy Jayne Wood Ashvin Gungadin Simon Anthony Borg Aviation (Piloting) Jackson Chan Master of Engineering Master of Science (Astronomy) Nikita Prashant Deshmukh Edmund Charles Barrett (Advanced Manufacturing Mohan Bikram Hamal Andrea Cullen Michael John Coward Technology) Ehteshamul Haque Patrick Russell Delaney Paul William O’Brien Jay Ros Prabha Jose Francis James Hickey Colin Robson William James Symington Ishleen Kaur James Marcus Philipsen Peter Velez Vadym Kharionovskyi Harry Alexander James Short Master of Engineering (Civil) Master of Science Bharadwaj Koneru Graduate Certificate of Ahmed Abubaker A Al Hiyawi (Biotechnology) Youdar Mun Engineering (Civil) Erin Courtney Naismith Tiju Rajan Abraham Master of Engineering Science Alexandra Joy Rhodes Daniel Folan Maulikkumar Naginbhai Patel (Advanced Manufacturing Samuel James Rissman Pham Hai Dang Maximilian Rupp Technology) Harikumaar Subramanian Stanley Azhari Luate Wani Jyotibhushan Das Master of Science (Good Mario Wibowo Graduate Certificate of Science Yuheng Guo Manufacturing Practices and Master of Technology (Civil)/ (Good Manufacturing Quang Tuan Anh Ngo Quality Management) Master of Construction Practices) Asim Anwar Management Ayuen Ashiek Kur Alan Lee Mathew Shaik Mohammed Shaik Arash Aghayan Mohammed Nguyen Van Chuong Shabbeer Ahmed

16 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Swinburne Research Manh Tuan Do Thesis title: Sliding mode learning control and its applications Swinburne has consistently pursued a policy of ensuring quality and critical mass by investing resources in areas of research The goal of Dr Do’s research was to develop a novel robust learning concentration. Swinburne actively encourages and values its control scheme for a large class of uncertain dynamic systems international and industry connections which enrich and enhance based on the philosophy of sliding mode control in order to address the research efforts and careers of our academic staff and long-standing drawbacks in existing control designs. The research students alike. conducted offers both theoretical development and practical implementation of the proposed control methodology through a The PhD graduates listed below have each made a valuable variety of applications in different fields of engineering including contribution to Swinburne and their respective fields of research. electric vehicles and communication networks. It is highly believed Graduates for awards from Swinburne Research will be such powerful control technique will essentially serve the next presented by the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Future Manufacturing), generation of control technology with a wide range of applications Professor Geoffrey Brooks. in years to come. Elnaz Hajizadeh Darzehkonani Thesis title: Molecular dynamics simulation of planar extensional Master of Science (Research) and shear rheology of dendritic and blended dendrimer-linear polymer melts Peter Christian Jensen The behaviour of highly branched dendritic polymer melts undergoing Chieh Ren Quek planar shear and extensional flows was studied using molecular dynamics simulation techniques. Of particular interest was the Doctor of Philosophy influence of molecular architecture on their unique macroscopic flow properties. Dendritic polymers have numerous high technology Dahai Cao applications, such as bio-carriers in controlled drug delivery, flow-aid Thesis title: SwinFlow-Cloud workflow system: architecture, design, agents for industrial polymer melts, and functional building blocks and implementation for the creation of novel nanostructures. A significant outcome of Dr Darzehkonani’s research was capturing the extensional flow SwinFlow-Cloud is an open-source client-cloud model-based cloud behaviour of blends of dendritic and linear polymers, which is workflow which dedicates to cloud computing and elastically support difficult to obtain experimentally due to inherent instabilities of large-scale applications. It represents an innovative approach and these kinds of flows. a helpful reference for architecting a workflow system in cloud to support the applications with high performance requirements. This Md Ziaul Haque research will be continued and bloom in extensive ranges along with Thesis title: Stress based necking and failure for incremental cloud computing propagating. sheet forming Carlos Gonzalo Díaz Dr Haque’s research proposed a new model to analyse formability and Thesis title: Galaxies and the intergalactic medium at redshift 5.7: failure for incremental sheet forming using stress based forming limit. the environment of metal absorption systems Simulations for a single point incremental forming using aluminium alloy were conducted and results compared simulation results to that Dr Diaz’s research makes a connection between galaxies in the early of experiments done using ABB Robot. Results mapped in proposed universe (12.7 billion years ago) and the physical state and chemistry stress model accurate predicts formability accurately in comply of the gas that surrounds them. Using three of the largest telescopes with experiment which cannot be achieved using conventional strain in the world, Dr Diaz found evidence that the smallest galaxies have based forming limit. The successful analysis of overall mechanism the largest impact on the physical state of the young Universe. This of enhanced formability in incremental sheet forming have a major observational study is the first of its kind in the very distant Universe influence on industrial application of complex shape forming and explores how the galaxies have changed the physical state and especially in the area of aerospace, medical and rapid prototyping. chemistry of the Universe over time.

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Rezwanul Haque Muhammad Mehedi Al Emran Hasan Thesis title: Residual stress and deformation in SPR joints of high Thesis title: Electronic stability control for electric vehicle with strength materials 4 in-wheel electric motor Dr Haque’s presents a systematic study approach to examine Recently, electric vehicles are becoming increasingly the better option the effect of different parameters on the characteristic force- in reducing environmental pollution relative to other fuel-based displacement curve in SPR process. Evaluation of residual stress in vehicles. An advanced electric vehicle is considered in this research a range of SPR joints by neutron diffraction technique is presented. to improve vehicle stability. The idea of using in-wheel motor was This research developed an innovative, simple and effective model to implemented which reduced car weight and allowed for flexibility characterize the SPR process. An extension of this model was also in controlling the vehicle stability. A vehicle model based advanced developed to predict joint strength in lap-shear and cross-tension control technique was analysed and implemented to calculate and loading condition. Benefits include the operating window of rivets maintained individual wheel torque for vehicle stability. This research will be widen to join high strength steels, stainless, mild steel; and offers a simplified and effective vehicle active safety system for possibly other materials such as Ti, and the fuel economy will be accident prevention. improved by light weighting of automobiles. Mya Myintzu Hlaing Warren Harrop Thesis title: Study of factors influencing bacterial identification by Thesis title: Using immersive real-time collaboration environments Raman spectroscopy to manage IP networks Dr Hlaing’s research explored the application of Raman spectroscopy Administrators of complicated computer networks face many identification techniques to the bacterial life cycle analysis and biofilm challenges, as they continuously monitor and control their systems. formation. The results from her work highlighted a great interest Traditional methods of network management are complicated and in the research community to improve the yield and accuracy of resource-intensive. To ease the burdens of network management, Raman-based diagnostics. Her research has provided a significant and help network administrators provide a better service, a 3D game contribution for fast diagnosis, from clinical/environmental sample, engine was leveraged to develop a unique visualisation system. and opened up new opportunities for a point-of-care, Raman-based The system is collaborative, allows for network control, and works device. across the internet. Through experimentation, it was found that visual attributes must be chosen carefully to allow correct perception, Sascha Hoinka and that a wide variety of experiment participants (even computer Thesis title: Precision Bragg spectroscopy of the density and spin novices) were able to develop a rapid understanding of the response of a strongly interacting Fermi gas visualisation and its controls. Gases of neutral atoms cooled to nanoKelvin temperatures exhibit remarkable behaviour such as superfluidity in which particles can Noel Keith Hart flow indefinitely with zero friction. Superfluids made of fermionic Thesis title: Bleomycin and other bioactive compounds: chemical particles are especially interesting as they occur in a variety of studies and production settings from neutron stars to superconductors; however, many Dr Hart’s thesis is based on a series of published manuscripts on of their physical properties are difficult to predict theoretically. Dr the anti-cancer agent bleomycin and related compounds that Dr Hart Hoinka’s research presents experimental measurements of the co-authored while employed in the CSIRO. A large number of known universal contact parameter for a Fermi gas with strong interactions and new bleomycins and phleomycins were produced for studies on which characterises the many-body properties of the system and the amplification of their antibiotic and antitumor activities by caffeine secondly the spin susceptibility which describes how the system and other compounds. The benefits of enhancing the activity of responds to magnetic fields. These results further our understandings anticancer drugs by compounds that alone have no anticancer activity, of strongly interacting quantum systems. was considered by other researchers to be “one of the most promising routes of rational design of such drugs”. This unique collection of compounds was also used in studies of factors that produce lung fibrosis in some patients being treated with bleomycin. The ultimate benefit to society from this work has been the establishment by Dr Hart of the Australian manufacture of the anticancer agent bleomycin sulphate for the world market, using the processes he had developed to make these compounds.

18 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 David John Howden Manasa Kesharaju Thesis title: Bushfire surveillance using dynamic priority maps and Thesis title: Non-contact measurement and characterisation of swarming unmanned aerial vehicles armour ceramics Dr Howden’s research presents a swarm intelligence approach The motivation for Dr Kesharaju’s research was the requirement for to exhaustive and continuous surveillance of large areas. Digital providing a reliable, cost effective non-destructive testing method for pheromone maps are used to represent the environment, facilitating identifying defects in armour ceramic components. At present, armour both information sharing and collective decision making. Individual ceramic components are inspected using an X-ray technique and its pheromone maps, stored on-board, are communicated via short effectiveness is based on human interpretation of the X-ray images. range, peer-to-peer broadcasts, allowing for environmental Furthermore the X-ray technique does not enable differentiation knowledge to be synchronised and spread through the swarm. between certain types of defects in the presence of density variation. This enables emergent coordination in an area without the This research relates to the development of an intelligent inspection infrastructure needed to provide global communication, and the system based on high frequency ultrasound for rapid, reliable resilience against loss of individual vehicles that operations in the and cost effective identification of defects in armour eramics. The vicinity of unpredictable and volatile bushfires requires. decision-making in relation to the inspection task is automated using artificial intelligence based signal processing and data interpretation Amani Salaheldin Abdelaziz Ibrahim techniques. Thesis title: Security the virtual infrastructure in IaaS cloud computing model Himani Mazumder Dr Ibrahim’s research mainly targets the security problem of the Thesis title: Layout for retrofitting an electric vehicle cloud computing model, especially the hosted virtual machines in the Global automotive industry is facing a great challenge in achieving infrastructure-as-a-service model. With his research team, he was an emission-free environment. The industry has taken initiatives to able to develop a new virtualisation-aware security solution that can commercialize the zero-emission electric vehicles in a large scale, protect a guest operating system from outside the virtual machine but limitations involved with EV technology are found as a barrier itself, and without installing any security software inside the running to the rapid industrialization. Considering the cost and production virtual machine. The developed security framework has the ability time issues, Dr Mazumder’s research chooses suitable propulsion to defend against the new zero-day threats that can target operating system, motor, vehicle parameter and proposes an entire layout for systems’ kernel. retrofitting an existing petrol vehicle. The proposed layout is analysed, simulated and experimented on a test vehicle for a sustainable A S M Kayes dynamic behaviour in different manoeuvring conditions. Moreover, Thesis title: A context-aware access control framework for the structural safety and thermal analysis of the battery packaging software services and cooling system are also provided in this research. Context-awareness is an important aspect of the dynamic environments and the different types of contextual information bring new benefits to the access control systems. By leveraging this dynamically changing information, we can achieve context-specific control over access to resources or software services. Dr Kayes’ thesis introduces a context-aware access control framework that adopts and extends the traditional role-based access control. It allows software engineers to specify the context-aware access control policies using the relevant contextual information and thus provides effective support in building access control applications. Overall, this research can contribute towards satisfying the security and privacy requirements of the stakeholders.

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Sepideh Minagar Nathan Rose Thesis title: Surface nanoengineering of titanium alloy for Thesis title: Applying artificial neural network techniques to the biomedical application ARMA model Patients who have had an implant of some form in their body not only ARMA models and artificial neural networks are commonly have to face the challenges of the initial surgery, but also are often used approaches for forecasting timeseries. ARMA models are left with no choice but to endure a revision surgery. There are several accurate and efficient, but difficult to use and inflexible to implement. factors responsible for the need for revision surgery, with implant Artificial neural networks are less efficient, but more flexible and loosening, inflammation and breakage among the most common easier to train. Dr Rose’s thesis proposes a novel neural network, causes. Dr Minagar’s research focused on modifying the surface of the ARMA-ANN, which is mathematically equivalent to the ARMA implant to improve the biocompatibility and bioactivity, subsequently model, but trainable with commonly used neural network techniques. eliminating the need for revision surgery. A nanotubular layer was The ARMA-ANN was developed through a series of exploratory anodised on titanium alloy and the nanoscale characteristics of the experiments, which evaluated different structures and training nanotubular layer as well as its chemical, physical and biological methods. It was tested against the forecasting ability of the ARMA properties were systematically elucidated. The nanoscale topography model, producing results that were equivalent or better, especially of the nanotubes enables bone cells to interlock with them, and in the case of larger models and real-time training. improves cell adhesion, proliferation and growth. The bone cell attachment was significantly increased on the nanotubular layers Anna Catharina Sippel of titania and zirconia fabricated in aqueous and non-aqueous Thesis title: Realistic models of star cluster evolution: Bridging the gap electrolytes. between theory and observations Ehsan Mostery Farahani Dr Sippel’s research presents state-of-the-art computer models of star clusters as they exist in our Milky Way. The models are analysed Thesis title: The relative impact of dual-rotor wind turbine and the with observational tools whenever possible, to be able to link and conventional single-rotor wind turbine on the transient stability of the compare them to observations. A particular focus is on the effect power system of chemical composition of star clusters on their evolution, namely It was already proven that dual-rotor system has a better size and colour, as well as the impact of black holes in their centres. performance in extracting energy from wind in steady state condition. However, the utility companies weren’t sure how this Ruwan Bandara Tennakoon type of wind turbine responds to disturbances coming from the Thesis title: Volumetric image analysis: optical flow, registration network. Dr Farahani’s research concluded that dual-rotor system and segmentation has a positive impact on angle and voltage stability margins while Dr Tennakoon’s research presents more accurate and efficient it has a negative impact on frequency stability margin. methods for volumetric image analysis in terms of optical flow, Hooi Jun Ng registration and segmentation. Firstly, a relationship between the estimation accuracy and the required amount of smoothness Thesis title: Identification and classification of marine bacteria for motion estimation from a robust statistics perspective was associated with poly(ethylene terephthalate) degradation developed. Next, a fast and accurate non-rigid registration method Poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) is a man-made synthetic polymer for intra-modality volumetric images that exploits the information that has been widely used in a variety of industries. The high provided by an order statistics-based segmentation method, to find production and usage of PET, together with the inappropriate handling the important regions for registration was presented. Finally, two new of PET wastes are becoming a global environmental issue, especially methods that improve the accuracy and efficiency of the identification in the marine environment. Detailed taxonomic investigations of of underlying structures in data that is contaminated with noise and marine bacteria that have the potential to degrade PET were the focus outliers were proposed. of this thesis. Taxonomic studies based on comparative phylogenetic and genomic analyses, traditional physiological and biochemical studies, together with newly developed modern taxonomic tools, namely multi-locus sequence analysis and MALDI-TOF MS revealed three novel bacterial species, Alteromonas australica H17T, Marinobacter similis A3d10T and Marinobacter salarius R9SW1T, in which M. similis A3d10T has shown to have the ability to degrade the PET trimer in this study.

20 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Binh Thanh Tran Thesis title: Maximising reclaimed asphalt pavement (rap) content in hot mix asphalt (hma) Dr Tran’s research was conducted on recycling pavement material and maximise its uses in hot mix asphalt application. By manipulating engineering characteristics of the recycled mixture, the research was successful in specifying the maximum content of the recycled asphalt pavement. Outcomes of the research benefit both local asphalt suppliers and road authorities, helps improving their asphalt mix design and current specification, respectively. Higher content of recycled materials also encourage parties to conserve their budget by saving disposal fee, to reduce negative impact of landfill on environment and more importantly to preserve the sustainable development.

Shouyi Xie Thesis title: Integration of metal nanowire networks on silicon-based solar cells Dr Xie’s research focused on the use of metal nanowire networks as transparent electrodes on silicon-based solar cells. The research identified that due to the superior optical and electrical performances as well as the facile and scalable fabrication methods of the metal nanowire networks, they can be readily applied as promising substitutes for the conventional transparent electrodes on silicon- based solar cells. The outcomes can contribute to the development of photovoltaic industry by enhancing the device efficiency and decreasing the fabrication costs.

Yi Nan Zhang Thesis title: Plasmonic enhanced light absorption for silicon wafer-based solar cells Dr Zhang’s research investigated the cutting-edge technology nanophotonics to enhance the light absorption in the silicon wafer solar cells thereby an energy conversion efficiency boost. One achievement of this research is to use low cost and innovative aluminium nanoparticles to enhance the solar cell efficiency and the other is to use plasmonic nanoparticles to maintain the solar cell efficiency while the thickness of the material is reduced. This research provides a low cost solution for the high efficiency solar cells, which would promote the solar cell development as one of the promising renewable and clean technologies.

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22 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Monday 13 April 2015, 4.00pm

Participating officers Master of Ceremonies Order of proceedings

Acting Chancellor Professor of Learning Innovations The Academic Procession Professor Janet Gregory, BA(Melb), Ms Geraldine Farrell, BSc, LLB LLM(Monash), Music Processional GAICD MSW(Latrobe), PhD(Swinburne) The audience is requested to stand as the Vice-Chancellor and President Mace Bearer procession enters the auditorium. Professor Linda Kristjanson, BN, Manager, Curriculum Implementation, The National Anthem MN(Research)(Manitoba), PhD(Arizona), International &Students GAICD The audience will sing the Australian Mr Euan Drumm, DipBus(FLM) National Anthem. Head of Department, Department Music of Health, Science, Education and The audience will sit when the Presiding Social Services Music provided by David Connolly (Piper) Officer is seated. and Western Creation (Didgeridoo) Ms Christine Hayes, BSci(Mon), The Opening DipEd(SCV Rusden) The Acting Chancellor of Swinburne Dean, School of Arts, Social Sciences University of Technology, Ms Geraldine and Humanities; Faculty of Health, Farrell, will open the proceedings. Arts and Design Admission to Honorary Doctorate Professor Robbie Robertson, BA (Cant), PGDA, PhD (Otago) The Vice-Chancellor of Swinburne University, Professor Linda Kristjanson, will present Dean, School of Health Sciences; Ms Lyn Swinburne for admission to the Faculty of Health, Arts and Design Honorary Doctor of Social Sciences. Professor Janet Hiller, DipSocStuds, BA(Psychology), MPH(Hebrew University), The Presentation of Awards PDF, PhD(John Hopkins University), The Acting Chancellor of Swinburne FPHAA(Aust) University of Technology, Ms Geraldine Farrell, will present the awards. Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research) Professor Matthew Bailes, BSc(Hons), The Student Response PhD(ANU) Mr David John Ward will deliver the student response.

The Charge to Graduates The Vice-Chancellor of Swinburne University of Technology, Professor Linda Kristjanson, will deliver the charge to the graduates.

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Honorary Doctor of Social Sciences

Ms Lyn Swinburne, AM

Lyn Swinburne is the founder and driving One of Ms Swinburne’s largest advocacy force behind the Breast Cancer Network efforts was to ensure that the ‘consumer Australia (BCNA). Following her own voice’ was considered in all discussions experiences in trying to get accurate and decisions related to breast cancer and and timely information on breast cancer she was instrumental in the development treatment options, Ms Swinburne felt of the National Framework for Consumer the need to do something for all women Involvement in Cancer Control. who were diagnosed with breast cancer. Ms Swinburne has been widely recognised In 1998, with the goal of creating a place for her efforts in advancing the cause of where people could openly talk about the women affected by breast cancer. In 2002 disease and acknowledge its enormous she was inducted into the Victorian Honour personal impact, the BCNA was created. Roll of Women, and in 2003 was awarded the Seventeen years later, there are now over Centenary Medal, which ‘recognises citizens 100,000 members and 300 member groups and other people who make a contribution associated with the BCNA and it is recognised to Australian society or government’. In 2006 as the peak national organisation for people she was appointed a Member of the Order who have been affected by breast cancer. of Australia and in the same year she was a The symbol of BCNA is the Pink Lady finalist in the Australian of the Year award. silhouette. In 1998 Ms Swinburne created In 2007 Ms Swinburne was named the Field of Women concept. This was Melbournian of the Year. exemplified by planting 10,000 Pink Lady Ms Swinburne has served on several Boards, silhouettes (one for each woman diagnosed including the National Breast Cancer Centre, with breast cancer that year) and 2,500 the National Breast & Ovarian Cancer Centre White Lady silhouettes (one for each woman and the Advisory Board of Cancer Australia expected to die from breast cancer that year). and she is currently on the Board at the Royal Today, at stadiums and parks, this event is Women’s Hospital, Melbourne. repeated annually throughout Australia and the world. Over the years, Ms Swinburne has Ms Swinburne’s recognition within the cancer been invited to speak around the world on arena is exemplified by her being one of only the topic of breast cancer advocacy and she three Australians invited to be a signee of the remained as the Chief Executive Officer of Charter of Paris Against Cancer. BCNA until August 2011. Ms Swinburne has had a long-standing Under Ms Swinburne’s visionary leadership, connection to Swinburne University of BCNA developed educational materials for Technology. Her contributions to the women diagnosed with breast cancer and community and the University resulted in her their families, including the ‘My Journey Kit’, being inducted into the Swinburne University which is distributed to almost every woman of Technology Powercor Australian Graduate diagnosed with breast cancer. In 2000, School of Entrepreneurship’s Hall of Fame. BCNA formed a corporate partnership with It is most appropriate to acknowledge Ms Bakers Delight, which is widely recognised Swinburne’s contributions to the community as ‘best practice’ in how to create successful and the University through this Honorary community and health advocacy group Doctorate. partnerships. Since forming this partnership fifteen years ago, Bakers Delight having donated a total of $15 million in funds and pro bono services to BCNA.

24 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 This program contains the names of all graduates entitled to awards. For those graduates unable to attend in person, the awards will be made in absentia. Award recipients

Department of Health, Diploma of Musical Theatre Faculty of Health, Bachelor of Arts Science, Education and Melissa Jane Bivone Arts and Design (Games and Interactivity) Social Services Darcey Elizabeth Eagle Rory Francis Xavier Betteridge Franco Michael Guida School of Arts, Social Danielle Hindi Graduates for awards in the Madison Debra Jean Lee Sciences and Humanities Adem Hull Department of Health, Science, Danielle Renee Romero David Anthony Rosalion Education and Social Services Graduates for awards in Tyson Harold Stuetz Hugh Xavier Saunders will be presented by the Head of the School of Arts, Social Jessica Vellucci Charlie Van Maanen Timlock Department, Ms Christine Hayes. Sciences and Humanities will Jayden Lewis Wall be presented by the Dean, Bachelor of Arts (Journalism) Chuan Withington Professor Robbie Robertson. Certificate IV in Community Ned Darcy Zaina Elizabeth Kate Alderslade Services Work Adam Louis Anticaglia Associate Degree of Health Carolyn Anne Dawe Diploma of Nursing Montgomery James Carrington and Community Care (Enrolled-Division 2 Nursing) Melissa Rebecca Cavallo Diploma of Children’s Services Lesley Veronica Clare Veronica Alexander-Fleming Lewis Graham Arthur Geethanjali Thillainadarajah Wendy Louise Defilippis Stephanie Jane Smith Emmerson Kristian Fidanza Shaun Patrick Ewart Diploma of Children’s Disha Gupta Bachelor of Arts Lucy Sarah Robyn Gilbert Services (Early Childhood Sharon Jean Hillier Caroline Beuth Jesse Daniel Graham Education and Care) Pamela Anne Leane-Silva Clovelle Jehan Car Gemma Kate Grantham Siti Kaamilah Ahmad Morshidi Hawo Mohamed Mohamoud Diana Stephanie Casis Cameron Eric Grimes Stephanie Eva Anton Joanne Christine Pullen James Ian Chanter Anya Hanelle Gully Phoebe Georgiou Manoja Samanthi Senevirathne Jess Crohan Jessica Emily Howard Yinghua Liang Susan Lesley Skehan Carla Louise Gonzalez Said Abdulle Hussein Alexandra Jade Mays Shenae Ashlee Thomas Melissa Louise Haber Kirsty Ellen Imms Rebecca Merlo Olivia Walker Sheridan Taylah Hessing Billy Andrew Walter Jupp Eh Ku Thaw Moo Dwell Brittany Jayne Williams Brittany Llewellyn Jackson Brenton Luke Mann Catherine Jane Sareen Desiree Jade Wyatt Matthew Ryan Joyce Mia Catherine Marasco Kwok Wai Tai James Lachlan MacKie Stephanie Margaret Marks Advanced Diploma of Gabriella Lee Weitzer Kevin Mao Rhys Michael Pope Screen and Media Ashlyn Jade Wright Lauren Alice McCurry Patrycia Monica Rogalski Thea Murtaza Xenia Jane McDonald Clark Mutiurrahman Matti Safi Diploma of Community John O’Meara Aneeka Brie Simonis Services Work Vocational Graduate Certificate Matiu Thomas Priddy Michelle Slater in Adult Language, Literacy Madeline Acosta Louise Lucia Vranic Victoria Stone-Meadows and Numeracy Practice Rochelle Leigh Donald Nicholas Stephen Weal Luke Andrew Sutton May Hatahet Kylie Paea Eleanor Maree Tabone Bachelor of Arts (Digital Media) Jessica Anne Leehy James Robert Tesoriero Ashenafi Tatek Menji Kiersten Norma-Ann Casey Danielle Jane Thompson Nathan John Tamburro Marnie Claire Edgar Georgia Michele Westgarth Wendy Ann Turner Phillip Krynski Bachelor of Arts (Literature) Yingying Zhang Jack Brendan O’Halloran Thomas Walter Pollock Mathew Ross Stone Diploma of Laboratory Don Levius Ramos Technology Kyle James Shepherd Bachelor of Arts (Media) Liam Paul James Coombes Gregory John Smith Nehir Oyku Arslan Philippe Robert Duquesno Patrick Ross Bertoli Bachelor of Arts (Digital Media Hashala Virandi Leigh Ryan Boag and Marketing) Wannakuwattawaduge Alana Capito Fernando Christopher Jacque Alana Kate Cizzio Moly Men Stratikopoulos Rosemary Joan Dryley Carla Christy Sepulveda Santin Aaron Clifford John Vanston Delanie Jane Molloy Warren Mason Pascoe Syeren Angeline Wijaya

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Bachelor of Arts (Media and Bachelor of Communication Harrison Neil Robbins Bachelor of Social Science Communication) (Media Studies) Georgina Savage (Community Health) Justin Patrick Daly Timothy Ross Anderson Robert Lawrence James Smith Laura Johneen Batty Ryan Weech Goodman Olivia Grace Banks Cameron James Stewart Joshua Edward Gliwa Julia Hazewinkel Dayna Maree Christiansen Nikita Puspita Theodora Liza Beverley Warwick Bridget Mary Northeast Ciara Jane Hehir Annie Diane Thiele Estelle Rose Mansfield William de Fremery Van der Vliet Bachelor of Social Science Bachelor of Arts (Media and Dominic Martin O’Keefe Marc Raffaele Verna (Media Studies) Communications) Keaton Gregory Webb David John Ward Jacob Edward Venables Dayna Maree Ahearn Siana Mary Watling Haritini Athanasopoulos Bachelor of Communication James Geoffrey Werrett Bachelor of Social Science Fiona Mary Bensz (Public Relations) Thomas Leigh Wilkinson (Politics and Public Policy) Lisa-Maree de Franco Taylor Bell Jack Wilson Paul William Holmes Alexander Gregory Elleman Aroosa Andleeb Bhatti Johnathan Heath Woodhams Adrian Robert Venuto Laura Elise Fenney Candice Susanne Glossat Bachelor of Multimedia Eden Victoria Greskie Sarah Louise Livingstone Bachelor of Social Science Dominique Higgins-Meyer Jessica Cailin McCarthy Sameera Chinthaka (Public Relations) Ellie Melissa Johnson Kimberly Jade Salleh Chandrasekara Milan Alford Alyssa Shu-Yi Lee Madeleine Maie Starling Bachelor of Multimedia Charles Andrew Mottram Brein Ib Svendsen Bachelor of Social Science (Business Marketing) Freya Elisabeth Andrea Smith Paula Emily Vinci (Sociology) Gabriel Andre Stibio Patricia-Kaii Aliston Vo Erin Margaret Flannery Brooke Mary Barkway Monica Dominique Vedar Hannah Maree Cook Bachelor of Multimedia Thi Cam Nhung Vo Bachelor of Communication/ Deanne Lyndall Meehan (Games and Interactivity)/ Natalia Maree Wills Bachelor of Social Science Bachelor of Science (Computer Maeve Costelloe Wood Sze Lok Nicholl Ho Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Science and Software Maria Theresa Petkowski Leigh Stacey Armstrong Engineering) Bachelor of Arts (Politics and Zoe Beattie Public Policy) Bachelor of Film and Hadleigh Barton-Ancliffe Hayley Jade Bosman Dimity Jane Hawkins Television Ryan Thomas Bowen Natalie Cella Joseph Peter Jackson Kira Lee Addicoat Trent Jared De Laney Eloise Marie Febbraio Michael Henry Anthony Klomp Salman Arif Matthew James Grey Paul William Graham Cameron Kenneth Nash James Darren Bentley James Clifford Hole Aaron Robert Grinter Ashleigh Clare Wilson Arthur Louis Blakeney Ross Hunter Stephen James Groves Lochlan Beau Broughton Christopher William MacKenzie Emily Margareta Horton Bachelor of Arts (Sustainability Trent Edwyn Cartledge Rachel McQueenie Natalie Suzanne Kellett Management) Timothy David Edward Dolan Paul Montagna Jonathon Peter Krikstolaitis Stephanie Louise Cantelo Jessica Jade Donaghey Emile John Pascoe Christopher Ben Mudaliar Christopher Shaun Owens Kale James Elbourne Milton Plotkin Stephanie Michelle Scane Adam Peter MacGregor Alex James Sonneveld Daniel John Shawyer Bachelor of Communication FitzGerald-Quirk Bachelor of Professional with first class honours Bronte Eve O’Donohue Georgia Kate Gardner Communication Teresa Ruth Soderlund Goldie Yang Sarah Jane Goodear Jawad Yaqub Eric Carter Hohl Bachelor of Film and Bachelor of Communication Dannika Elise Horvat Bachelor of Social Science Television (Honours) (Advertising) Alexandra Kate Hughes Jemma Lee Cotter Grace Angel Elle Ruby-Anne Kallista Denette Renee Barrie Gii Monique Ness-Chang Ashleigh Jayne Falls Talia Rose Katz Sophie Elizabeth Breheny Lydia Anne Taylor Ferdinando Iorio James Edward Lee Marcus Lachlan Dykes Kathryn Marie Goldsworthy Nathan Kerin Tom Linford Graduate Certificate in Career Carol Anne Luxa Jade Carmela Khoo Alexei Jon MacKenzie Development Shane Michael Roberts Christopher Mardiryan David Marol Manyang Mariela Solange Athanasiou James Trusler Sophie Ellen Moloney Andrew Morison James William Morris Nicholas Michael Mowbray Nadia Burgess Samantha Jo Obouhoff Pordeng Philakone Teuta Hatzis Oluka David Okotel Carmen Peita Spears Elizabeth Maxine Hooper Solana Joan Payne Monnique Allyson Sutton Dillon Luke Pearce Achut Suzy Thuc Monique Emma Pizzica Rebecca Ann Williamson Emily Louise Jane Robb

26 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Graduate Certificate of Arts Master of Arts (Media and Bachelor of Arts (Psychology Jodi Anne Lynch (Writing) Communications) and Forensic Science) Lia Shantelle Masman Anita Gail Duff Sarah Michelle Adams Alison Jane Boxer Jessica Hannah Sadler Mitchell Jennings Alexander Roderick Boyle Charlotte Anne Boyce Jana Stahlut Haylee Nicole Read Joel Peter Carnegie Kristy Faye Collins Bianca Jane Szabo Catherine Ivette Schythe Kim Dang McDonald Angus Andrew Cooper Katherine Elizabeth Tyler Sarah Marie Duffy Samantha Kate Cornehls Janine Wilkinson Graduate Certificate of Kylie Sheeri Thorpe Sarah Joy Davis Renae Antoinette Williams Multimedia Orla Elizabeth Glover Liam Thomas Wright Haydn Kwan Master of Arts (Writing) Emma Jayne Gregory Nigel Glyn Yarranton Helen Maria Banks Megan Lee Hayhow Bachelor of Health Science Graduate Certificate of Social Sharon Crerar Isabelle Katherine Hull (Public and Environmental Science (Housing Management Andrea Gerber Hannah Louise Jackson Health) and Policy) Alexandra Laura Hallam Kathleen Jeevaroshini Julian Heidi Macievic Constantina Katselos Kenley Lindsay James Kuoch Thomas Alexander Linda McAskill Alana Kosklin Rebecca Sybill Lacey Yasmen Bakri Jeffrey Ian Milne Simon Douglas Palmer Alexander Daniel La Rocca Elad Bakri Danni Louise Nash Gary Maxwell Pinner Oliver Le Luke Alexander Egorov Nicholas Temelkovski Andrea Maria Mackay Despina Maria Gorgorinis Graduate Diploma in Career Ramadimetja Dorcas Utkovic Hannah Jessie O’Brien Meaghan Angela Hegarty Development Anthony James William Wood Kristie Oleyar Katie McDonald Viviane Chemali Leigh Dianne Taylor Caillean Blaine Michael Master of Multimedia Luke Jarrad Taylor Andrew Peter Newton Graduate Diploma of Arts Kimberley Risson Emily Jane Teape Sara Omeara (Media and Communications) Hsiu Heng Wong Alexandra Tsoukas Laura Emily Ryan Kane Jones Jasmin Chung Yan Wong Tzu Khiam Siah Master of Teaching (Primary) Keren Suleiman Graduate Diploma of Teaching Sally Bush Bachelor of Arts (Psychology John Tran (Primary) Monique Neal and Psychophysiology) Mai-Chi Thi Vu Daniela Adzioska Behnaz Ahmed Bachelor of Science Adelaide Louisa Burt Clare Alison Alexander School of Health Sciences (Biomedical Science) Jodie Cliff Melissa Mary Cranny Graduates for awards in the Ferhan Dogan Dao Nguyen Kuvna Ranishi Boodhoo School of Health Sciences Renee Drozdzynski Kathy Pham Jessica Monique Cseh will be presented by the Dean, Katerina Giorgines Nicole Meaghan Smethurst Matthew Floyd Professor Janet Hiller. Katherine Harris Thomas McBain Hogarth Catherine Louise Harris Bachelor of Arts (Psychology Puneet Kaur Emily Hatley-Smith Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) and Sport Science) Rahmat Ullah Nadiri Rania Ibrahim Danielle Ann Beckhurst Natalie Jeniffer Eckberg Melissa Jayne Papworth Amy Kerin Lauryn Louise Borthwick Brayden Thomas Aravinthan Perinpanayagam Lucie Kershaw Jacob Peter Callahan Witcombe-Keep Diana Puot Emma Victoria Kidd Abbey Claire Christie Natalie Anne Senn Hacinta Juana Lazic Richard Elias Dagher Bachelor of Behavioural William Andrew Stocker Michelle Elizabeth McLaren Alicia Joy Therase Delley Studies Huu Mai Khanh Tran Sophie Mellios Janelle Flordeliz Catherine Louise Foster Annie Thanh Thao Tran Marlema Miritis Hailey Elizabeth Heaver Sally Watson Rochelle Moss Charlotte Louise Tatam Horne Bachelor of Behavioural Varon Joseph Zuasola Amanda Riley Katherine Rufina Maffescioni Studies (Psychology) Bachelor of Science Matthew Stephen Roslyn Frances-Rae McCulloch Sally Michelle Baker (Biomedical Sciences) Mikaila Tasker Caitrin Susannah Mayne David Edward Binnie Isabelle Thomas Hassan Mohamed Kimberley Nicole Brennan Daniel Louis Nicolici Courtney Vincent Joel Allan Pellicci Farnaz Cassimjee Bachelor of Science Lisa Walker Olivia Victoria San Gil Wendy Cincotta (Biotechnology) Nang Sarikit Wong Sowat James Ford Serpesedes Louise Cross Georgia Elizabeth Taylor Melinda Davies Richard Burney Croft Emily Louise Wade Kristy Leanne Farrell Mack Constantin Zhou Alicia Bromwyn Ferndale Shahid Hussain Carrol Kehagias Toni Anne Kernick

Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 27 Monday 13 April 2015, 4.00pm

Bachelor of Science David Bartholemew Jedrusiak Graduate Certificate of Science Graduate Diploma of Social (Psychology) Erin Briony Keene (Applied Statistics) Science (Couple Counselling) Rachael Tegan Beranek Bradley Stephen Lougheed Simon James Mason Robert Hugh Ferguson Diana Samantha D’Cruz Kiara Anne Luff Cameron Earl Tampion Clara Fernandez Catherine Margaret Lushey Moana Rebecca Waerea Master of Psychology Haili Gao Amy Nicole Magnusson (Clinical Psychology) Jerrick Mendoza Katelyn Ann O’Donohue Graduate Certificate of Social Ian Gerald Clark Amina Sadikay Seyi Rania Olorunnife Science (Family Therapy) Fiona Denise Fouvy Kim Marie Turner Victoria Lyn Olsen Joanna Gayle Aldred Dannielle Hope Kurr Kathleen Mary O’Neill Catherine Ennis Janine Margaret Lemon Bachelor of Science Heather Pollock (Psychology and Ebony Rose Amber Pulham Graduate Certificate of Social Master of Psychology Psychophysiology) Jessica Mary Rowe Science in Male Family (Counselling Psychology) Emma Jane Louise Barvich Mary-Ann Scott Violence Hailey Meaklim Hamish Alexander Binnie Shiri Rajinder Singh Charmaine Joan Briant Lauren Angelique Rossi Rachael Anne Bresnan Danielle Paige Spence Anthony Carson Silvia Patricia Violante Cumpa Carlee Rose Cleeland Daniel Patrick Stark Tatjana Djokic Laura Jayne Crothers Alex Thao Farah Faiq Master of Science Kylie Annette Falconer Susana Ellen Thomas Scott Lansell Hall (Applied Statistics) Catherine Robertson Falla Alexandrea Kathleen Whyte Amanda Margaret Hudson Joshua Moriarty Tasha Sylvia Frith-Belvedere Cate Moloney Matthew Edgar Peters Bachelor of Social Science Hayden Holinger Gestautas David Reginald John Scott Katharine Jane Reid (Psychology and Forensic Sherese Belinda Hunt Majed Shoukor Science) Matt Jarryd Lancaster Eric Maxwell Swift Master of Social Science Jessie Meleck Jai Nicholas Chua-Huggins Matthew Wilkes (Couple Counselling) Richard Nguy Taryn Grace Clothier Pamela Wilkie-Clark Summah Claire Hemming Laura Jane Packham Jacqueline Aimee Devrome Felix Richartz Dane Kristoffer Lee Easden Graduate Diploma of Master of Social Science Samantha Emma Sarjeant Todd Jonathon Farrell Psychology (Family Therapy) Natalie Saveski Catherine Mary Gierer Sarah-Jane Louise Blunt Susan Elizabeth Adam Oung Cindy Tran Rikki Lea Green Rachelle Marie Eddy Leanne Alexander Tyla Jay Vlajnic Roy Ian Groncki Sally Elizabeth Green Joanne Morris Abigail Elizabeth Gurd Darren Russell Lindsay Lesley Jean Stevenson Bachelor of Social Science Aminah Azim Reyes Mian Peter Panteli Mostakis (Criminology) Erin Jade Morrissey Natalie Elizabeth Ryan Master of Social Science Stephanie Katrina Barratt James George Perdikogianis (Human Services – Brendon Robert Wardle Bridget Promm Postgraduate Diploma of Counselling) Aaron Samuel Few Royle Psychology Simon Patrick Lloyd Emma Rose Samy Bachelor of Social Science Tanya Arabatzoudis Jennifer Tobin (Criminology and Forensic Lucy Catherine Sommers Freya Louisa Brolsma Science) Amber Ann Stroh Mark Danko Emily Johns Sarah Victoria Stylianou Marie Claire Mandicos Christina Truong Paul Medew Bachelor of Social Science Samantha Emma Tyler Rachel Helen Kyle Oates (Psychology) Alexandra Jade Wilson Olga Ellie Paramboukis Betul Raife Altiparmak David Signorino Bachelor of Social Science Jordan Keith Bain Jackelyn Lorraine Stanes (Psychology and Sports Medina Bajrektarevic Breanna Christine Tucker Science) Emily Louisa Banting Alexsandra June Burns Marten John de Man Graduate Diploma of Science Nicholas George Camilleri (Applied Statistics) Bachelor of Social Science Marcel Cicero David Allen Langeneckert (Security and Counter Kylie Tanya Dennis Dawn May Leng Tan Terrorism) Hannah Alex Dickman Chantelle Gallow Jared Michael Cook Aryan Goodall Stephanie Hartanto Nicoleen Amanda Higgo Rachel Maree Holland Elizabeth Anne Hutton

28 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Swinburne Research Skye Krichauff Thesis title: Looking back, there was a lot we missed: an examination Swinburne has consistently pursued a policy of ensuring quality of how settler descendants from South Australia’s North-East and critical mass by investing resources in areas of research Highland and Wirrabara districts know and understand the nineteenth concentration. Swinburne actively encourages and values its century colonial past international and industry connections which enrich and enhance the research efforts and careers of our academic staff and Dr Krichauff’s research investigated the seeming lack of knowledge students alike. and empathy for Aboriginal people (past and present) amongst settler descendants who have grown up on land occupied by their forebears The PhD graduates listed below have each made a valuable in the nineteenth century. The research found that amongst this group, contribution to Swinburne and their respective fields of research. the past is most powerfully known through lived experience – through Graduates for awards from Swinburne Research will be presented the landscape, buildings, occupation, lifestyle and stories which are by the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research), Professor Matthew Bailes. reiterated through being in place. When signs of historical Aboriginal presence were made evident, many settler descendants were Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) open to connecting their forebears’ and their own lives with the Aboriginal past. Zoe Genevieve Woodruff Naomi Perry Thesis title: Sleep quality and mood regulation strategies among Australian young adults Thesis title: Chronic effects of isoflavones on cognition and aggression in a female population across the menstrual cycle The aim of Dr Woodruff’s research was to explore sleep quality, sleep disturbances and associated correlates of emotional and physical Dr Perry’s research investigated the effects of a soy extract containing health among 327 young Australian adults. A mixed methods design isoflavones on fluctuating mood, aggression and cognitive symptoms consisting of both variable and person-oriented approaches revealed associated with hormonal changes across the menstrual cycle three distinct profiles of sleep disturbances which reflected the extent in healthy young women. Soy isoflavone supplementation was to which young adults experienced each of the four types of sleep associated with improvements in some symptoms during menses disturbances including, insomnia, hypersomnia, parasomnias and but worsening of symptoms, particularly mood, during the luteal sleep apnoea. The findings support the importance of implementing phase. In contrast, women using oral contraceptives reported fewer person-oriented approaches when examining sleep disturbances by symptoms across all phases. These findings have implications for revealing distinct sleep disturbance profiles amongst young adults. the treatment of women suffering from premenstrual symptoms and The findings emphasise the importance of recognising subthreshold suggest that different doses or different treatments may be required sleep disturbances given that a proportion of young adults in the study across the cycle. who reported experiencing subthreshold disturbances to their sleep Kathrin Schmieder also reported poorer physical and mental health outcomes. Thesis title: The sourcing of amateur photographs in the professional Doctor of Philosophy news media Dr Schmieder’s research investigates the significance of amateur Wendy Jean Dunn photography for the professional news media by examining when, Thesis title: The Light of the Labyrinth: novel and exegesis how and why amateur photographs are sourced and published Two components go hand-in-hand in Dr Dunn’s practice-led PhD – in the news. Thus, the research addresses a shift in photographic The Light in the Labyrinth, a young adult historical fiction novel, and production, distribution and style that has been influenced by the its complementary exegesis that illuminates and contextualises widescale presence of amateur content online. Theoretically, this what underpins the creation of this work. The Light in the Labyrinth phenomenon calls into question the photojournalist’s privileged constructs the fictional experience of a teenage female character, claim to the visual representation of events, and what qualifies as Kate Carey, the bastard daughter of Henry VIII and niece of Anne history-making documentation within the public imaginary. The Boleyn, as she witnesses the last months of Anne Boleyn’s life. research contributes to debates on the future of the news industry Dr Dunn’s exegesis explicates the position of The Light in the and the professional approach to content-making in the context of Labyrinth in the young adult historical fiction genre. It also explicates today’s changing media landscape. her writing methodology of autoethnography, using the prism of Chris Kane Wilson Feminist Standpoint Epistemology, and how this methodology enables her to construct fiction through an imaginative and empathetic Thesis title: Frequently modulating: Australian radio’s relationship response to historical research. with youth Christine Horn In the mid-2000s the radio dial in each of Australia’s mainland state capitals was home to three stations, one in each of the commercial, Thesis title: The Orang Ulu and the Museum: investigating traces national and community broadcasting sectors, which either claimed of collaboration and agency in ethnographic photographs from the to service youth or were widely acknowledged as doing so. Frequently Sarawak Museum in Malaysia modulating examines how this settlement was reached. Dr Wilson’s The Sarawak Museum archive in Malaysia contains thousands of thesis traces the history of the frequently modulating relationship photographic prints and negatives from the region. From the early between Australia radio and youth since the late 1950s and 1950’s onwards, museum staff documented their work in indigenous contributes to our understanding of the commercial and policy drivers communities by taking photographs of people, traditional practices, and processes that determine the allocation and use of scarce public material artefacts and environments. Such colonial photographs have communications resources. been criticized for their role in establishing cultural stereotypes and supporting the political frameworks of domination that enabled their production. Dr Horn’s thesis examines how their institutional origins affected the ways in which people in the source communities interpreted the photographs. The research involved returning 1500 photographs from the archive to Orang Ulu communities in northern Sarawak.

Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 29 Tuesday 14 April 2015 11.00am

30 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Tuesday 14 April 2015, 11.00am

Participating officers Master of Ceremonies Order of proceedings

Acting Chancellor Pro Vice-Chancellor (Education and The Academic Procession Quality) and Chair of Academic Senate Mr Andrew Dix, Bcom (Melb), FCA, CMIIA, Music Processional GAICD Professor Chris Pilgrim, BScEd(MCAE) GradDipAppSc(CompSc), MAppSc(InfoTech) The audience is requested to stand as the Vice-Chancellor and President PhD(SUT), GAICD, FACS procession enters the auditorium. Professor Linda Kristjanson, BN, Mace Bearer The National Anthem MN(Research)(Manitoba), PhD(Arizona), GAICD Manager, Curriculum Implementation, The audience will sing the Australian International and Students National Anthem. Head of Department, Design, Media and ICT Ms Cheryl Fullwood, BBus(HRM)(SUT) The audience will sit when the Presiding Officer is seated. Ms Simona Jobbagy, BTec(Industrial Design) Music (Mon) Music provided by David Connolly (Piper) The Opening Executive Dean, and Western Creation (Didgeridoo) The Acting Chancellor of Swinburne Faculty of Business and Law University of Technology, Mr Andrew Dix, Professor Michael Gilding, BA(Hons)(ANU), will open the proceedings. PhD(Mac) The Presentation of Awards Pro Vice-Chancellor (Digital Frontiers) The Acting Chancellor of Swinburne Professor Leon Sterling, BSc(Hons)(Melb), University of Technology, Mr Andrew Dix, PhD(ANU) will present the awards.

The Student Response Ms Carol Saffer will deliver the student response.

The Charge to Graduates The Vice-Chancellor of Swinburne University of Technology, Professor Linda Kristjanson, will deliver the charge to the graduates.

Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 31 Tuesday 14 April 2015, 11.00am This program contains the names of all graduates entitled to awards. For those graduates unable to attend in person, the awards will be made in absentia. Award recipients

Department of Business Diploma of Professional Faculty of Business Cindy Ho and Finance Writing and Editing and Law Tyson William Hoolohan Tansy Jean Bradshaw Aaron Hubka Graduates for awards in the Graduates for awards in the Lauren Clark John Ioane Department of Business and Faculty of Business and Law will Lynette Elizabeth Mitchell Viktor Josevski Finance will be presented by be presented by the Executive Martha Lyle Neale Bala Kadhiresan the Head of Department, Design, Dean, Faculty of Business and Hui Xian Kim Media and ICT, Ms Simona Diploma of Project Law, Professor Michael Gilding. Kim Hui Min Jobbagy. Management Laura Jane King Kahay Melody Law Kamran Muhammad Khan Associate Degree of Business Certificate IV in Business Administration Leong Weng Tat Corey Leigh Leskosek Eleanor Caitlin Clark Diploma of Quality Auditing Cameron James Bonnar Lim Kay Lim Drago Zec Certificate IV in Frontline Bachelor of Business Liow Sin Moi Samantha Elaine Lodewyke Management Diploma of Website Steven Aile Development Adam Lynch Jessie Quinn William Richard Allert Christian James Manna Michelle Siecris Michael Andrew Anderson Marci-Anne Mitsoulis Diploma of Accounting Brittney Ann Arrow Ashley Munro Diploma of Work Health and Mohamed Nusky Mohamed Alexandra Christine Balsaras Luke Mitchell O’Connor Safety Nazeem James Bell Adriana Perez Anthony Vardavakis Peter Leslie Thomas Bouverot Erin Louise Perkin Chi Kin Vong Liam John Brennan Shaun Sheena Premnath Advanced Diploma of Legal Huda Iman Cadekiwala Clinton James Reynolds Diploma of Business Practice Daniel Calo Natasha Jane Ridley Fathima Muzna Fazal Hussain Naomi Charman Shane Dale Capron Kiarnie Rebekah Robinson Kimberly Jayne Thomas Darwin Chen Liap Yee Joey Chan Lisa Russel Jennifer Anne Vanderhorst Cuong Thanh Ha Chee Sook Han Amanda Jane Schneider Rachel Kallio Belinda Lee Cherubin Craig James Smith Diploma of Business (UniLink) Jack Alexander Pullar Puai San Raynie Chew Eng-Chin Soh Samuel James Barone Bodene Childs Adrian Sommerfeld Ching Hunn-Hoong Leon Cam Hieu Bui Advanced Diploma of Work Tanya Maree Tabone Woei Yen Sue-Anne Chong Huynh Minh Le Health and Safety Puay LuanTay Jessica Chua Thi Ngoc Hien Nguyen Malcolm Charles Frame Chris Thomas-Sievers Rebecca Shirley Collings Thi Tram Anh Pham Peter Richard Windridge Andrew Mark Tischler Shannon Davis Dharani Sandeepani Daniel Thomas Toby Christina Amy de Penha Samarathunge Graduate Certificate in Ayca Togacay Business Christopher Lothar Walter Carmen Tran Doerre Diploma of Human Resources Sajith Fernando Phu Truong Caroline Dimity Donovan Management Weerakondabaduge Theint Theint Tun Jessica May Dowery Alexandra Rose Tyerman Catherine Comperatore Charlotte Doyle Graduate Certificate in Blake Gregory Tymms Alexander Murry Breman Christopher Foley Organisational Coaching Jessica Walker Naoum Tamara Gabrielson Koula Tsurlis Zana Ballantyne Ginnie Win Gemma Garcia Wong Chinsien Natasha Gibbins Michelle George Diploma of Management Andrew Tobin Wai Wai Yee Jianye Daryl Goh Robert George Zobec Ronalda Jamie Lee Croft Belinda Anne Williams Goh Zhi Gang Jim Peter Halidas Nicole Hana Grove Bachelor of Business Marie Fabiolla Jackson-Batsakis Megan Louise Hager (Accounting) Peter Murray Jayson Lee Hammond Sharon Attwater Ildiko Rekasi Rikki Nancy Handley Payal Bhanwal Daniel Peter Vincent Rezwan Shah Haque Mollie Carter Blatch Emma Louise Haranis Brooke Ashleigh Burton Cameron David Harrington Jake David Byrne Amie Hayston Kristy Corey Jessica Herraman

32 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Christina Catherine Edmonds Benjamin Crowe Michelle Elizabeth Herrera Thi Thu Trang Dang Travis Leonard Handscomb Jacob de Rooy Tien Dung Hoang Bianca Antonia de Maria Sean Neale Higginson Natalie Fiori Larissa Jane Holdsworth Jackson Ian Doidge Christine Jacobs Christine May Gillies Natasha Ibrahim Ryan Bradley D’Sa Ashley Gihan Jayasinghe Simona Haidar Stanislav Babatunde Idowu Timothy Florentzou Hakan Kandir Peter Nicholas Nikolov Petronella Bernardine Jailani Ryan Baden Green Rebecca Chloe Wai Sum Kirby Megan Maree O’Connell Jasmien Jasmien Daniel Edward Heath Megan Leigh McGregor Christina Pazaitis Anna Katsaros Benjamin Ian Hicks Maureen Madonna Neil Selma Ramic Asif Mohammed Kazi Natasha Josephine Kalcic Sally Orr Rick Charles Rufus Charbel Lebnan Phuong Phuong Lam Ithasha Eranga U H Michael Anthony Russo Lal Hming Lian Stewart Robert Larcombe Pathirathnage Aarish Shroff Celia Zakai Lungum Huu Quang Le Wenming Peng Vikneswari Veerasamy Peter Bryan Manalo Jake Max Mandelt Peng Yazhuo Lidia Marcucci Matthew George Neofitou Mollie Jane Percy Bachelor of Business Harriet Peta Mavroudis Matthew Robert Oliver Thilina Lakshika Polwattage (Sports Management) Carla Marie Mazzeo Jiayii Pan Perera Rynelle Rodgers Alexander Joseph Mexias Alexander Panagopoulos Erin Louise Perkin Sasha Ulasowski Thai Son Nguyen Monique Patel Shane Daniel Reeves Minh Tien Nguyen Ryan William Pattle Chiara Sonda Bachelor of Business/ Carlo Domenico Nicolaci Thi Ngoc Oanh Pham Yvonne Ching Ching Teow Bachelor of Communication Saoud Odeh Melanie Marie Pitzer Yi Zang Jessica Margaret Fifield Wanaree O’Keefe Isuri Nirmani Piyumsiri Elaine Melinda Passanha Malavika Pinninti Joseph Stefan Ratnasingham Bachelor of Business Alyx Emma Williams Mason Pun Showmiah Raveendran (Commercial Law) Jordan Thomas Schneebeli Nicholas John Robertson Alexi Fink Bachelor of Business/ Lachlan Jai Spiteri Neer Navik Shandil Bachelor of Social Science Alexander Michael Stevanovic Fransisco Hettige Michael Enesh Bachelor of Business Jessica Damian Justin Pino Sutic Dilshan Silva (eCommerce) Melissa Louise Edwards Hans William Tan Kevin Taing Meng Chen Anuj Tandon Kidisan Tesfaye Tsegaye Chen Zhiwei Bachelor of Business Siv-Hong Tang Aysenur Turkoglu Wang Wei Administration Elise Lillian Taranto Selina Um Yuhan Xie Cally Tse Thi Phuong Chi Tran Luke Craig Vertigan-Chamberlain Helen Tran Mario Bernardo Antonio Bachelor of Business (Finance) Bachelor of Commerce Tammy Kay Urmston Villalobos Astrid Del Pilar Amado Soto Patrick Hugh Harrington Irina Volkovets Mikaela Alyce Wilkie Madfil Ayiik Julia Louise Nicolaci Truong Si Thong Vu Wai Yin Yuen Stuart James Corstorphan Paul Quinn Jasmyn Mae Lind West Que Van Nguyen Thomas Andrew Whitmore Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Commerce Miyuki Wroe (Commercial Law) Bachelor of Business (Human (Accounting) Duo Xu Christian Kon Kirk Adamou Resource Management) Abdullah Saqlain Foong Lin Yap Brandon Robert Brown Christina Aivatoglou Shaiban Abdulhameed Al- Clarise D’Souza Bachelor of Commerce Cybil Loren Dunkley Rubaye Stephanie Alexandra Entwisle (Accounting and Finance) Farhan Peneese Khodabux Jereya Anne Amalanathan Nathanael Peter Hrabe Isobel Mary McCormack Shanawaz Anwar Batcha Nicholas James Agius Nurul Syafinah Binti James Lauren Amy Thynne Ying Bai Deniz Haydar Bakar Matthew James Vickis Lambrou Tina Varagic Eng May Bong Alistair David Bayliss Nathan Leigh MacDonald Phoebe Claire Yelland Robyn Michiko Burrows Maverick James Benson Matthew O’Neill Wells Cho Mitchell David Blundell Mary Joy Poropat Bachelor of Business Khanh Linh Chu Margarita Blyakhman Julie Hannah Rose Rabin (Management) Thea Katherine Jane Cook Sarah Elizabeth Carter Jane Catherine Senserrick Holly Mae Best Shivani Dhawan Thanh Nhan Chau Amanda Kate Smith Blunt Rachael Louise Phuong Anh Dinh Christopher Cox Shannah Elizabeth Whalen Nathan Burgio Neardey Hem Quy Anh Thu Dang James Samuel Campbell

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Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Commerce Graduate Certificate of Graduate Certificate of (Finance) (International Business) Business Administration Commerce (Human Resource Andrew Box Bahatim Bahimana Edward Charles Estlin Wall Management) Jason Vic Cutrona Ka Shing Cheung Nicole Elizabeth Butler Joshua James Graham Sadrina Di Pietro Graduate Certificate of Shana Gray Jack William Grundy Dwen Dumas Domanic Business Management Soraya Hussain - Qureshi Andrew John Julian Stephanie Nicole Georgalas John Barlian Sally Elizabeth Hutchins Douglas Stephen McIntyre Andrea Hayman Robert John Billing Michelle Ann Johnson Daniel Paulo Mendes Ryan Avantha Jasinghe Zan Chong Chin Itai Alan Kambarami Sonia Soen Anak Nahar Lauren Elizabeth Kirby Shiva Fakhrimoghaddam Kylie Jay McCoy Joanne Quach Hwee Jin Lim Minh Dung Hoang Kane Noble Cameron Luke Stavar Heeseung Oh Thi Hai Yen Mac Sharon Rae Patzel Liam Emerson Sweeney Emma Rose Rigby Daniel James McLean Francesca Pye Stephen Phillip Voerman Ashwinesh Sivarajah Vanja Obradovic Celeste Unali Ming Wei Xiao Trien Minh Tat Aimee Maree Riley Andrew Wicks Trinh Thi Thai Tahereh Rouhipour Bachelor of Commerce Dimitri James Toouli Diego Paul Avvin Villacis Graduate Certificate of (Human Resource Kayleigh Athalie-Ann Tribe Magda Helena Zappi Commerce (International Management) Richard Wei Business) Eziss Sami Nageeb Armanous Graduate Certificate of Benjamin James Peck Qais Barakzai Bachelor of Commerce Business Management Frank Samuel Bascetta (International Business)/ (Business Excellence) Graduate Certificate of Oznur Baser Bachelor of Arts (Italian) Andrew Chinthaka Management Studies Cara Danielle Brown Maxine Ellen Lockie Liyanawaduge Louise Fischer Amy Patricia Curtis Sarah Lo Presti Angelica Marie D’Amelio Graduate Certificate of Graduate Diploma of Business Jessica May Dexter Bachelor of Commerce Business Management Administration Sarah Gallo (International Business)/ (Executive Administration) Babak Samikar Sophia Elizabeth Kassis Bachelor of Arts (Japanese) Lee Phyllis Findlay Tashleen Kaur Kareem Abdalla Cynthia Lourdes Johnstone Graduate Diploma of Business Oriana Denise Kleyman Lochlin Owain Deegan Rebecca Milne Management Chamudi Nimanthika Kumara Sebastian Richard Waluk Carmen Aulikki Maria Robert Brady Melissa Elise Manning Mira-Navarro Lian Kylie Heather Katrina Matheos Bachelor of Commerce Cherie Louise Murnane Andrew Loader Denika Mitkov (Management) Christine Tonous Jacklyn Scheffer Micaela Lee Nally George Aratzis Steven Trong Nguyen Alexander Nicholas Dawe Graduate Certificate of Graduate Diploma of Melissa Tuyen Thanh Nguyen Nathan James Deslandes Business Management Commerce (Human Resource Laura Phung Paige Helena Keyte (Organisational Leadership) Management) Daniel John Campbell Rawlings Brooke Antoinette Khan Peter Patapios Bourlotos Michael Angelo Ciego Travis James Robinson Emma Koon Pak Ming Ann Elmslie Anton Gerard Rozario Joshua Churk Yin Mac Graduate Certificate of Menika Kukreja Michael Robert Sewell Nicolas Marriott Business Management Maria Jose Lopez-Ayala Colin Tu Monique Veronica O’Rourke (Public Relations) Ric Gerard Marie Sophia Tzitzivakos Tracie Lee Sanim Crystal Renee Roberts Thomas Gerald Walsh Bachelor of Commerce/ Kimberley Joy Thickins Brittany Clare Wilton Bachelor of Arts (Italian) Graduate Certificate of Nguyen Quynh Nhu Tran Sarah Gabrielle Zaccari Alessia Maria Galioto Commerce Mengling Zha Roberto Domenic Rositano Christopher Goldrick Graduate Diploma of International Business Bachelor of Business Yingsi He (Honours) Adneen Masaba Amy Elizabeth Heyward Tejaswi Kamjula

34 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Master of Business Master of Commerce (Human Master of Professional Administration Resource Management) Accounting Fazal Hussain Ahamed Mansook Kate Agouridis Navratn Dang David Anderson Shaila Geraldine Ahedo Deva Vara Prasad Filiex Rebecca Leigh Armarego Georgina Amy Gillies Peter Shane Hilliard Rhonda Baird Justin William Groenewaldt Ngoc Thien Giang Hoang Alan Glynn Barclay Jeanni Hokin Yevinka Dmitri Kandanearatchy Ashley Phillip Blyth Karen Mary Jordan Kelly Lloyd-Vanni Chihang Cheung Robert Maroney Xiao Peng George Low Glenn Neville Cox Clare Miraed McMullan Joshua Chao Hong Ong Lisa Gordon Georgia Isabelle Thomas Bimlesh Rohit Prasad David Alan Hall Mark Uwarow Sajid Rahman Scott Raymond Harford Tawanda Whata Beth Storr Hamish William Knight Alan Tam Kathy Majdlik Master of Commerce Xiaoshi Xi Martin Mioduszewski (Integrated Human Resource Collin Phillips Management) Master of Professional William Randles Nikita Salomi Kotai Accounting/Master of Science Carol Saffer Bao Tram Le in Leadership (Global Sandeep Singh Kaykasha Shamsad Leadership Program) Madeleine Frances Tewes Long Thang Nguyen Peter Fergus Cameron Stephen John Unkles Phetthanome Xomsihapangna Michael Rajiv Mario Rengarajah Mark McKinley Wilson Nikki Ann-Carol Scholtens Scott Winser Master of Commerce (International Business) Master of Business Thomas Andrew Borgert Administration (International) Elsie Shoko Lusala Mohamed Hisyam Bin Jamal Olivia Louise Mahon Mohamed Diana Maria Oldehus Soon Jia Yang Tahereh Rouhipour Mengyuan Yin Master of Business Administration/Master of Master of Commerce Strategic foresight (International Business)/ Marie Carine Caroline Cesar Master of Science in Leadership (Global Leadership Program) Master of Business Lachlan Scott Nichol Management Jayanthiraj A V Raju Master of Finance and Banking Attanayakage Pradeep Sampath Peng Dou Jayawardene Arvin Kumar Rachael Emma Jensen Thitinun Mompanao Michelle Ann Johns Trang Dac Quynh Vu James Geoffrey Lynch Shpendi Zeneli Jayshankar Mani Rajeshwar Ghanshyamray Master of Practising Mehta Accounting Tejpreet Singh Anahita Ataei Kachooei Duc Son Tung Bui Master of Commerce Shoeb Rafique Ahmed Khatib Adrian Dallas Dolley Nathan James Meyer Thuc Nghi Kiem Yee Ki Wong Daniel Lee Smith

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Swinburne Research Jayanthi Kumarasiri Thesis title: Framing of climate change impacts and use of accounting Swinburne has consistently pursued a policy of ensuring quality techniques in emissions management and critical mass by investing resources in areas of research concentration. Swinburne actively encourages and values its Dr Kumarasiri’s research examines how large Australian companies international and industry connections which enrich and enhance perceive climate change issues and use accounting techniques in the research efforts and careers of our academic staff and mitigating risk associated with carbon emissions. Interviews with students alike. managers involved directly in carbon emissions management revealed a positive association between their perceptions of risks The PhD graduates listed below have each made a valuable and opportunities arising from climate change issues and use of contribution to Swinburne and their respective fields of research. accounting practices by their companies. It was evident that financial Graduates for awards from Swinburne Research will be pressure exerted through Australia’s carbon tax had a direct influence presented by the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Digital Frontiers), on companies’ climate change actions. The study provides insights Professor Leon Sterling. into how perceptions of climate change issues and external pressures influence companies to use accounting techniques in managing climate change risk.

Doctor of Philosophy Richard Laferriere Thesis title: A study of enabling creativity and innovation through Rosemary Hermans excellence in managerial leadership in Australia Thesis title: Making sense of the territory: CEO perspectives on Dr Laferriere’s research explores the importance of creativity and Australian charities innovation enabling behaviours of Australian managers in the context Dr Hermans’research aimed to better understand the dynamics of of leadership excellence. The research brings together the fields of Australian charities in dealing with the expectations that accompany leadership, creativity, innovation and cultural study. Behaviours that government funding. It was informed by local commentary and enable creativity and innovation are categorised based on the primary international academic literature theorising not-for-profit activity. influences on a manager’s personal, managerial and organisational The research used in-depth interviews to explore the commentaries actions. The creativity and innovation enabling scale was tested of CEOs in 41 not-for-profit organisations. Designed as an inductive alongside leadership behaviour categorises based on culture-specific and interpretativist study, it mapped the paradoxical dynamics of Australian values shaping the actions of managers. The research charities – and the system they are part of – through the eyes of both provides insights into how managers enable creativity and innovation theoreticians and practitioners. It also considered the implications and how Australian culture shapes perceptions of leadership of that mapping specifically for leadership theory and practice in excellence in Australian managers. charities and in the not-for-profit sector more generally. Terry Landells Charles Dickens Pirithiviraj Jebarajakirthy Thesis title: Co-creating strategy in action with stakeholders: Thesis title: Purchase behaviour of microcredit in bottom of pyramid a grounded theory explaining middle manager response to their markets: the case of war-affected youth in Sri Lanka concerns around progressing organisational strategic agendas in increasingly ambiguous environments The main aim of Dr Jebarajakirthy’s research was to investigate the purchase behaviour of microcredit amongst war-affected youth Emergent theory suggested that to progress organisational strategic who are an integral part of the bottom of pyramid (BOP) market. agendas in increasingly ambiguous environments, middle managers This research was carried out amongst youth selected from the are, to varying degrees, co-creating strategic action with salient war-affected Northern and Eastern provinces of Sri Lanka. This stakeholders. This occurs through dynamic processes including: research proposes a unique and integrated conceptual model to interacting continually, making strategic narratives credible, reshaping enhance war-affected youth’s purchase intentions of microcredit. power relations, and, co-generating strategic options. Research Also, the findings of this research can be utilised by microcredit outcomes are relevant to formal organisational strategy-making and marketers and other relevant stakeholders in war-affected areas, decision-making, and to identifying related skill-sets and capabilities such as public policy makers, to enhance youth’s purchase intentions required of middle managers, particularly those concerning of microcredit. Consequently, youth’s entrepreneurial activities can be collaboration with stakeholders in complexity. increased in post-war era, which can address their unemployment and benefit the society at large.

36 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Janet Mackenzie Thesis title: Projective presage: A grounded theory of baby boomer divorcées approaching retirement Dr Mackenzie’s research investigated how recent increases in the eligibility age to the age pension have impacted upon the life trajectories of divorced, single women in private rental accommodation, who will be the most economically disadvantaged of all retirees. A grounded theory analysis was conducted of a cohort of women within this category and a model of ‘Projective Presage’ was developed. This model shows how the affected women have developed a sense of foreboding with respect to their ability to sustain a comfortable retirement. In order to cope with this foreboding the participants have developed a range of cognitive and emotional strategies which are analysed within the model of Projective Presage.

Vedran Vranic Thesis title: Innovation and firm performance of Australian manufacturing organisations: an empirical analysis of determinants and complementary effects The manufacturing industry is considered as one of the most important economic sectors in developed countries. This is because manufactured materials are used by every other industry, directly stimulating economic growth and improvements in our standard of living. However, Australia’s manufacturing industry has lost over 100,000 jobs in the last 15 years. To help improve the industry and the Australian economy, Dr Vranic’s empirical research contributes ten successful drivers of organisational performance to managers of Australian manufacturing organisations.

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38 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Tuesday 14 April 2015, 4.00pm

Participating officers Master of Ceremonies Order of proceedings

Acting Chancellor Pro Vice-Chancellor The Academic Procession (Student Advancement) Mr Andrew Dix, BCom (Melb), FCA, CMIIA, Music Processional GAICD Professor Glen Bates, BCom, BA(Hons), MA(ClinicalPsych), PhD The audience is requested to stand as the Vice-Chancellor and President procession enters the auditorium. Mace Bearer Professor Linda Kristjanson, BN, The National Anthem MN(Research)(Manitoba), PhD(Arizona), Manager, Curriculum Implementation, GAICD International and Students The audience will sing the Australian National Anthem. Executive Dean, Ms Cheryl Fullwood, BBus(HRM)(SUT) Faculty of Business and Law The audience will sit when the Presiding Music Officer is seated. Professor Michael Gilding, BA(Hons)(ANU), PhD(Mac) Music provided by David Connolly (Piper) and Western Creation (Didgeridoo) The Opening Dean, School of Design, The Acting Chancellor of Swinburne Faculty of Health, Arts and Design University of Technology, Mr Andrew Dix, Professor Scott Thompson-Whiteside, will open the proceedings. BA(Hons), MA, PhD(Melb) The Presentation of Awards The Acting Chancellor of Swinburne University of Technology, Mr Andrew Dix, will present the awards.

The Student Response Mr James Lawrence Debono will deliver the student response.

The Charge to Graduates The Vice-Chancellor of Swinburne University of Technology, Professor Linda Kristjanson, will deliver the charge to the graduates.

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Honorary Doctor of the University

Professor Judith Kinnear

Professor Judith Kinnear was appointed Since retiring from Massey University, as the Vice-Chancellor of Massey University Professor Kinnear has returned to Australia, in 2003 and held this position until 2008. continuing to undertake postgraduate This represented a historic appointment, studies. She has become highly engaged as Professor Kinnear was the first female with Swinburne, which has included Vice-Chancellor of any New Zealand accepting an invitation to become a member University, in their 140 year history. of the Vice-Chancellor’s Circle. She also has a scholarship named after her at This followed an impressive career in tertiary Swinburne, which encourages students institutions in Australia, commencing in 1972. to travel overseas to further their career Professor Kinnear worked in the Centre opportunities. for Adult Education, at the Lincoln Institute of Health Sciences, she was the Chair of It is most appropriate to acknowledge the Department of Human Biosciences at Professor Kinnear’s significant career, LaTrobe University, a Professor of Biological her contributions to science and higher Sciences and the Dean of the Faculty of education, acting as a role model for other Health Sciences at the University of Sydney, female academics in Australasia, through then becoming the Deputy Vice-Chancellor this Honorary Award. of International and Development at the University of Sydney. Throughout her career, Professor Kinnear has attained positions which had previously been dominated by males, and in so doing, represented a key role model for other aspiring female academics. Professor Kinnear is the chair of the Board of Directors for the University of Sydney Foundation Program, which facilitates student entry into university. This is a joint venture between the commercial Study Group Australia and the University and was initiated and guided by Professor Kinnear. She is also a Fellow of the Linnean Society of London, which maintains plant and animal research collections.

40 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 This program contains the names of all graduates entitled to awards. For those graduates unable to attend in person, the awards will be made in absentia. Award recipients

Department of Design, Diploma of Events Diploma of Interior Design Faculty of Business Media and ICT Chelsea Jane Allen and Decoration and Law Alice Brush Sara Lesley Lewis Graduates for awards in the Graduates for awards in the Dominic Julius Cooper Natasha Siew Ling Teo Department of Design, Media Department of Accounting, Tiana Strahan and ICT will be presented by Economics and Finance will be Louise Amy Walker Diploma of Laboratory the Executive Dean, Faculty of Technology presented by th Executive Dean, Business and Law, Professor Faculty of Business and Law, Diploma of Graphic Design Christopher Wallace Singh Michael Gilding Professor Michael Gilding Emanwel Arou Sora Bae Diploma of Library and Certificate IV in Business Alexander James Durand Information Services Bachelor of Business (Advertising) Thomas David Watts Radel Wyatt Fleming Jill Margaret Genoe Hayley Jane Goodgame Carissa Ann Tessier Certificate IV in Information Bradley Christopher Murphy Diploma of Marketing Bachelor of Business Technology Networking Benjamin Luke Robson Lydia Chine (Business Analysis) Quoc Nhi Quach Nelson Mark Ruseler Kirk Keegan Solomons Diploma of Project Sachini Kawshalya Ahangama Certificate IV in Work Health Management Vithanage and Safety Diploma of Information Jenny Lim Bachelor of Business Deborah Joy Sproule Technology (UniLink) (Logistics and Supply Chain Mazen Jamal H Al Gazaz Diploma of Website Management) Diploma of Community Aidas Linas Nicholas Development Services Work Domasevicius Stephen Charles Farrugia Jessica Hunter Celia Hi Jack Edward Charles Douglas Michael Anthony Kakavoules Anthony Michael Fry Advanced Diploma of Events Joseph Kabole Nsenduluka Malinga Chathuranga Piyasena Diploma of Design (UniLink) Joshua Frame Hardy Marlie Rose Curtis Tesse Monique Stasia Scholes Laura Benson Shehan Malik Kiriella Orson Tonkin Kenny Wyvern Brasse Harrison John Knoop Advanced Diploma of Alan Henry Vassallo Man Kwan Chiu Jonathon David Meyers Occupational Health and Safety Thomas Alexander Colabattista Tien Hung Nguyen Bachelor of Business Christoph Heinrich Walter Koch Hoang Lam Pham Sarah Jane Lambert (Marketing) Savoulla Koumides David Adi Soetjipto Anthi Baloukeserlis Nguyen Tai Vu Le Dimitri Stefanou Advanced Diploma of James Francis Cavaggion Darcy Edward Lindstrom Minh Ho Tran Screen and Media Bernadette Angelica Chanel Lik Man Lo Hung Minh Triet Uy Jason Cosgrave Jessica Rose Cruff Jiacheng Lu David Webb Paul Phouvong Inthavong Natalie Kathlena Dewberry Thomas William Newstead Mikolas Ray Simankevicius Diploma of Information Rachelle Garcia Aleksander Glen Ostoja-Solecki Damon Thomas Smedley Technology Networking Lauren Marie Jansen Anthony Sam Thomas Paul Smeets Alicia Karitsas Nicholas Collinge Tori Caitlyn Styles Anthony Karpathakis Diploma of Digital and San Yi Lai Johnny Lam Nguyen Tang Seija Cecile Lahteenmaa Interactive Games Thomas William Tuhan Belinda Letts Christian Ian Ilott Emily Lorraine Marshall Diploma of Information Katie Louise Mason Diploma of Digital Media Technology Systems Kylie Michelle McAlpine Technologies Administration Jonathan Charles Meier Johnny Lian Ngun Bradley Burke Hannah Renee Napolitano Nicholas Collinge Mikaela Noonan Christopher John Ralph Adair Patricia Potter Sterges Christopher Dimitrios Adrian Tengsantomo Jenny Truong Gabriell Urquhart Sarah Wilson

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Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Information Graduate Certificate of (Public Relations) Information Systems/ Technology Business Management Loretta Josephine Cormick Bachelor of Commerce Callum John Adams (Risk Management) Tahnee Narelle Jameson Andrew Chow Joshua Stephen Birrell Yoke Pink Chang Tracsell Leanne Sylvia Mathanda Giordano de Marco Alexander Micheal Castricum Anthony Childs Michelle Rocio Matta Jonathan J-Denn Kang James Cameron Dahni Pham Chau Yen Thuy Erica Lay Joshua Mark Deacon Graduate Certificate of Michael Joseph Ryan Andrew Francis Morton Ma Dominique Dungca Business Management Kate Madeleine Western Michelle Mary Ann Rafaela James Francis Faithfull (Supply Chain Management) Spiteri Christopher Walter Franco Colin Ong Bachelor of Business Aaron Heath Taylor Matthew James Horne Murugananda Sivanatharajah (Tourism Management) Dylan James Templeton Kirsty Alice McDonald Andrew Peter Victor Tanti Elliott James Collyer Rukmal Dhananjaya Widyananda Mitchell John McNaughton Carmen Tarrant-Banks Tarquin Jeremy Glavimans- Tina Anne Wylaars Scott Alexander Meads Hotston Alexander Graeme Newton Graduate Certificate of Alysha Sekhon Bachelor of Commerce Levey Entrepreneurship and (Entrepreneurship and Claire Alexandra Peterson Innovation Bachelor of Business (Tourism Innovation) Christopher Wai Lim Phan Hai-Au Le Dang and Hospitality Management) Mitchell Ross Hollins Dylan John Ratcliffe Elvin Leong Chiang Lim Jack Henry Paxton Alexander Joe Sirgiovanni Graduate Certificate of Sameer Anwar Shachi Cassandra Lee Scholes Kyrim Clyde Steele Information Technology Ning Yi Yang Jordan Reed Scott Jonathan Tang Business Analysis Daniel Aaron Sheiman James Bao-Hui Ting Tracy Margaret O’Connor Bachelor of Business Tanundorn Sorataworn Yung Hui Aaron Tsao Anil Saini Information Systems James Neil Vincent Vinar Paul Antoniadis Bachelor of Commerce Daniel Wat Graduate Certificate of Sambid Kumar Bajracharya (Human Resource Shu Zhang Marketing Stephen James Blatancic Management) Amy Marie Leitans Phillip Coucoumakis Thi Kim Ngoc Truong Bachelor of Technology Benjamin Luke Erceg (Information Systems) Graduate Certificate of Aaron Christopher Harkness Bachelor of Commerce Anthony John Andaloro Technology (Business Christopher Dirk Johnston (Marketing) Bronwyn Louise Daws Systems) Benjamin Meng-Yew Lim Maya Natasha Amhaz Daniel Antony Dogan Peter Ayscough Bree Lloyd Demi Analese Capaul Michelle Anne Harris Adrian Robert Giles Ashley Churk Man Mac Geoffrey Cardullo Salvatore Almendro Janssen Ashley Hansen Minh Duc Nguyen Alexander Ving Hung Chang Simon MacLean Janssen Michael Alec Treanor James Lawrence Debono Nicholas Jolliffe Master of Commerce Levi Fedley Amy Jennifer Neale (Marketing) Bachelor of Business Kelly Lorraine Furness Rabea Salameh Simon Lamacraft Information Systems/ Bizhi Luo Roland Steenbeek Bachelor of Business Benjamin James Mathews Marc Veenstra Master of Entrepreneurship Steven Haskell Braun Melisa Uyen Mi Nguyen and Innovation Graduate Certificate in Oscar Kim Tan Dang Hai Nguyen Gemma Veronica Cosgriff Information Systems Natalie Jade Van Dort Sheraiah Ratnayake David Adam Erenboim Management Jameel Rehman Mark Christopher Robert Gay Rochelle Rizio Shehan Angelo de Silva Frank Rizzo Elizabeth Mary Simpson Christine Michelle Holmes Jing Wang Renee Sinni Simone Rose Starikov Graduate Certificate of Master of Information Systems Jack Edward Vincent Business Management Management (Project Management) Tom Edgar Woodman Hinidumage Dhananjaya Kosala Omaira Zahidi Erin Fletcher de Silva Nathan Phillip Zahra Candice Pettit Bill Hunter Zheng Zhang Domenic Sciberras Anthony Leon Zielke Sarah J Wells Ekaterina Zoubkova Susan Sulet Yengi

42 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Master of Information Faculty of Health, Stefanie Iolana Ferraro Hutomo Wijaya Putra Systems Management/ Arts and Design Anthony Robert Freeland Oliver George Puttick Master of Business Angela Marie Garland Keren Jessica Robertson Administration School of Design Dominique Alexandra Paris Georgia Emily Heather Rose Gauci James Anthony Sercia Timothy Rowen Redrup Graduates for awards in Shilo Josephine Gazzard Zara Shrestha the School of Design will be Master of Information Josephine Lila Gelling Fern Pope Siebler presented by the Dean, School Technology Business Analysis Grace Glover Alexandra Smith of Design, Faculty of Health, Arts Warwick Scott Grant Madelene Eve Start Adam Robert Hanczuk and Design, Professor Scott Jaclyn Anne Hallatsch Amanda Steutel Thompson-Whiteside. Master of Information Guy Hallinan Gabrielle Lee Tesoriero Technology Project Associate Degree of Ashlea Samantha Hannah Emma Anne Thompson Management Applied Graphic Design Ruby Jean Harvey Emily Miranda Trussler Sarah Jane Hearn Pracharee Walford Chee Wen Chan Bradley James Bignoux Phoebe Eliza Hearps Imogen Liarna Wells Dhan Kunwar Kye Campbell Kelsey Elise Hineman Alexandra Melanie Whale Anantha Ganesha Sarma Tate Lyons Crampton April Lee Hoskin Yen Ee Yeoh Lakshminarayanan Benjamin Dale Driscoll Jacqueline Maree Hunter Konstance Stephanie Zaharias Sharon Chamindini Raj Sarah Khalil Michelle Elizabeth Hunter Vikas Verma Max Rivera Lauren Kate Hutton Bachelor of Design Claire Siew Leng Tang Master of Integrated Marketing Jenny Huynh (Communication Design)/ Nicholas Ryan Torrance Alana Rae Ingles Bachelor of Business Petra Caroline de Boer Carolynn Walsh Xuecong Jin Anya Aleksandra Anackov Deborah Siew Yang Ling Anak Agung Ayu Kartika Anthony Kabashi Christina Costanzo Wicaksana Master of Marketing Lauren Kate Kelly Thomas Jack Edgar Marija Kocovski Cheryl Atamian Bachelor of Design Alice Victoria Mary Goozee Yianni Costa Kouros Sair Buckle (Communication Design) Jessica Mary Hardy Natalie Antoinette La China Lachlan Andrew Hessing Rachael Ann Hobbs Esra Nur Akdenk Vanessa Letitia La Delfa Judith Ruth Hollander Adam Joseph Jaffe Charbel Allaoui Christopher Le Rebekah Almy Lewis Megan Jane Loughnan Laura Jayne Anderson Byron Patrick Lee Ying Qin Lim Vu Cong Phuong Nguyen Amy Arendse Jessica Ellen Lee Katherine Elizabeth Nolan Alexandra Morgan Ashley Kathryn Victoria Lees Bachelor of Design Lauren Elizabeth Pearce Ye Yint Aung Robolge Kethmi Jayasanchi (Digital Media Design) Rowena Frances Stephens Olivia Courtney Barton Lenora Hamish John Stanley Bassett Chang Tsen Tan James Andrew Borrelli Lauren Alexandra Lopatko Jonathan Piers Fraser Kathryn Mary Brereton Master of Marketing/Master of Olivia Ellen Lord Daniel Giglia Harry Edward Burrows Science in Leadership (Global Jason MacKellin Harrison Kane Grant Poppy Calhoun Leadership Program) Zachariah Matthews Eamon Harrold Thomas Ronald Callaghan Rabia McLeman Joshua Blayne Hill Valentine Kuzniewski Lebrun Claire Georgina Callander Sharise Alena McMonnies Shelby Jane Hutchison Tuan Huu Pham Rica Maria Carao Catherine Theresa Mercieca Patrick Chrestien Ibrahim Cameron James Carr Douglas Alexander Morris Jeric Jason Ilagan Master of Social Investment Adrian Ka Chun Chan Marina Motina Rohan Lee Lorenz and Philanthropy Edward Alistair Coghlan Kelly-Maree Imogen Newling Joshua Mammolito Fiona Jane Ballantyne Joshua Peter Collis Sandy Nguyen Shir Manor Sarah Mary Davies Eliza Kate Cornish Huyen My Cao Mary Nguyen Ned Joseph Marquis Bridget Catherine Crameri Jessica Tehwa Njoo Ryan James Mather Master of Strategic Foresight Christopher Cupello Fernando Mendoza Pablo Joshua Lee McGregor-Johnston Stephen James Reimann Jordan Rhianne Curnow Donna Lee Paech Benjamin Robert David O’Brien Amelia Grace Damke Christian James Pandelides William Edward Sheldon Master of Technology Johannes Dominic D’Costa Amanda Stella Pantas Jai Patrick Swann (Business Systems) Heath John Deering Dushan Pejic Alice Ting Eileen Ting Nathalie Delpierre Malual Aleer Deng Lukas Wayne Penney Matthew Ralph Tyler Roberto Bargallo Sebastian Zaklina Dolidis Erica May Roquet Phillips Ozgu Uzun Kenneth Evan Thompson Benjamin Joseph Dye Anthony Po Grace Olivia Wilson Bianca Rose Evans Sandy Puc Justin Yong Yu Shan

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Bachelor of Design Chelsea Pearl Osborne Luke James Lynch (Digital Media Design)/ Debby Suci Permatasari Cael Emmett McGann Bachelor of Business Estelle April Ritchie Theresa Anne Moso Samuel Robert Butler Hayley Robinson Nathan John Nankervis Pooyan Shayegh Emily Clare Shields Bachelor of Design Jie Shen Pamela Elba Soto (Industrial Design) Kate Aerial Sinclair Kelly Truong Daniel Antoskiewicz Qin Wen Rex Tan Jessica Claire Watson Jackson Lawrence Bissett Fiona Tjangnaka Lucy Wells Priscilla Handoyo Brain Wan Ngai Hoi Esther Wilding Blake Baxter Carling Danyan Wang Christina Briditte Zsori Tony Vanna Chheang Ashleigh Nicole Williamson Bachelor of Design (Digital Marco Ivano Chiodo Ryan Mun Ho Wong Media Design) (Honours) Paul Alexander Coverdale Bachelor of Design (Interior Emma Louise Ferguson Colin Giang Design)/Bachelor of Business Wei Min Lee Bachelor of Design (Industrial Shun Lu Yasmine Afifi Design) (Honours) Ethan Crosbie MacLean Natalie Jayne Baker Nicholas Rasmussen Sophie Roseanne Bullivant Daniel James Martin Matthew Gerard Reyment Elissa Romana Noto Jonathan Nguyen Eduardo Andres Rojas Tara Jane O’Keefe Hongyue Zhang Lauren Rogosin Joel Hendrik Ruiter with upper second class honours Lily May Vaughan Gleb Igorevich Shvetsov Bin Peng Peter Johnstone Smith Bachelor of Design (Honours) Samantha Amaya Riga Zhi Qiu Wang Ashley Alexander Robertson Maas Luis Kamphuis Bachelor of Design with first class honours (Industrial Design)/ Bachelor of Design Sally Christina Coldham Bachelor of Business (Communication Design) Johan Pang (Honours) Lachlan John Campbell Carl Turner Tenaya Louise Connell Evelyn Caceres Joshua Michael White David John Hutchinson Rachael Frances Koffel Jenna May MacKay Bachelor of Design (Interior Bachelor of Design Lucinda Rose Vrzovski Design) (Honours) (Interior Design) with upper second class honours with upper second class honours Julia Elizabeth Bacon Rachel Goh Sally Louise Cook Wan Yi Beh Sarah Joan Halliday with first class honours Rebecca Lauren Brohier Nicholas Frank McGovern Casey Leanne Eagles Chee Ping Cheng Dominic Groen Meehan Antoinette Crisara Nathan Wei Jiang Soo Bachelor of Design Cody Erin Daley (Multimedia Design) (Honours) Justine Alyce Dibella with first class honours Stephanie Ann-Marie Bradley Ali Doostdar with upper second class honours Daniel Brett Cheong Jeffrey William Evans Warner Hugh Vincent Finiarti Finiarti Declan Joseph Cox Tenille Louise Grebert-Craig Millicent Grace Derrick Graduate Diploma of Design Farzana Haque Shivaun Francis de Valle (Design Anthropology) Amelia Grace Ephraims Lina Hosni Amina Louise Benhima Yachi Hou Beth Jean Fernon Emma Carmel Hussey Samuel Stephen Fullarton Lam Lai Ling Stephanie Louise Gall Joshua Alan Lee Aman Gupta Scott David Lockyer Clifford James Gurney Mellysa Mellysa Kurt Aaron Hardy Lauren Alyce Nicholas Roanna Elizabeth Johns Chinthanie Koushalya Kulatunge

44 Swinburne University of Technology | Graduations Ceremony Program | April 2015 Swinburne Research Zaana Jaclyn Howard Thesis title: Understanding design thinking in practice: a qualitative Swinburne has consistently pursued a policy of ensuring quality study of design-led professionals working with large organisations and critical mass by investing resources in areas of research concentration. Swinburne actively encourages and values its Design thinking is a collaborative and human-centred approach international and industry connections which enrich and enhance to solving problems. Dr Howard’s research aimed to understand the research efforts and careers of our academic staff and how design thinking is applied in practice with large organisations. students alike. Ethnographic research methods were adopted across three studies. Findings reveal design thinking in practice is an interdependent The PhD graduates listed below have each made a valuable relationship between the approach, design led professional and contribution to Swinburne and their respective fields of research. environment in which it is conducted. Further, a design thinking Graduates for awards from Swinburne Research will be maturity model is proposed, based upon two perspectives of design presented by the Dean, School of Design, Faculty of Health, thinking as a way of work and a way of life. Evidence generated Arts and Design, Professor Scott Thompson-Whiteside. provides a framework for the public and design practitioners to better understand design thinking practice.

James Clancy Phelan Doctor of Philosophy Thesis title: Young adult fiction: novel and exegesis Chasers is a young adult novel written in the first person from the Nicole Aimers point of view of a sixteen-year-old character trying to survive in a Thesis title: The mere exposure effect: application to post-apocalyptic setting. Dr Phelan, using auto-ethnography and emotionally-laden stimuli Practice Led Research (PLR), records and reflects on the journey from The mere exposure effect refers to the observation that repeated, idea to publication and beyond. His journey through the methodology unreinforced exposure to a stimulus increases affective evaluations of auto-ethnography centred on the novelist as creator, the artefact of that stimulus. Dr Aimers applied the theory of mere exposure through PLR, the aesthetic of young adult fiction, how creativity meets to cigarette health warnings and identified that liking ratings of commerce, and what only the novel can say via explorations of style, high sensation seeking individuals initially increased with repeated allegory and symbolism. exposure. In addition, for both low and high sensation seekers, the health warning images became more pleasant and less arousing over the course of exposure. These findings were problematic, especially because high sensation seekers are more likely to engage in the behaviour that the warnings are designed to eliminate. Dr Aimers’research called into question the reliance on the health warning images as an effective medium for communicating the detrimental effects of smoking.

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