School ofBiological Sciences:Sports andExerciseScience School ofHealth andHumanSciences: AlliedHealth,Oral Health andSocialWork Department ofPsychology Tavistock Foundation Trust and Portman NHS Centre forPsychoanalytic Studies School ofComputerScienceandElectronicEngineering School ofHealthandHumanSciences:NursingStudies Wednesday 19July 2017

Graduation “Go out into the world and make a real difference”

Welcome to our 2017 Graduation

It is this unique quality of all our graduates that Today is dedicated makes Essex the daring, brave community we to celebrating your know and love. achievements and it is Thank you for making Essex special. wonderful to see so many You are about to enter the next stage of your of you, your families and Essex journey and we will be with you every friends. step of the way. Please keep in touch, come back to our alumni events, make the most of Our Essex education has given you a our career advice, and support our current transformational experience and you leave students. We are one Essex family where here today with the skills, knowledge and membership is for life. confidence to go out into the world and make a real difference.

But you have given Essex something too. You have given us your energy, enthusiasm and boundless curiosity. You chose to join our Professor Anthony Forster community, not just because you love to learn BA MPhil DPhil FHEA FLFHE FRSA FAcSS but also because you want to challenge why. Vice-Chancellor You are graduating today from a university that strives to make a difference in the world, through its talented people and its research impact.

This graduation will be my last as your Chancellor and I say honestly that it has been a true pleasure celebrating your fantastic achievements with you.

I have been inspired by your passion, commitment and vitality since joining this diverse and global Essex community in 2014.

Today, I take a step towards a new future just as you do but I will remain a member of the Essex family, and just like you, my Essex experience will stay with me.

My advice to those graduating today is to aspire to be anyone’s equal, but nobody’s superior. Be confident without being arrogant. Be brilliant but also a little bit humble.

Continue to be inspired by the inimitable ‘Essex Spirit.’ Be true to your beliefs, set ambitious goals, and change the world for the better. Many congratulations

and goodw luck for the future.

Baroness Shami Chakrabarti CBE Chancellor

“Be confident without being arrogant. Be brilliant but also a little bit humble.”

Graduation 2017 1 Our Presiding Officers

Graduation 2017 will be presided over by our Chancellor Shami Chakrabarti and our Pro-Chancellors who are illustrious members of the community who have made a special contribution to society. At our graduation ceremonies Presiding Officers hold the powers to award degrees from the University of Essex.

Judith Judd was Editor of the Times Educational Supplement until 2007. Before that she was Education Editor at The Independent and Education Correspondent at The Observer. She is on the Board of Directors of Whole Education, a partnership which believes all young people should have a fully-rounded education.

David Currie is founding Chairman of the UK Competition and Markets Authority. He has worked in business and finance, government and academia and was also the founding Chairman Maria Stanford is a human resources executive advising of Ofcom, the UK communications regulator. He sits on the cross organisations on culture, change and executive development. benches in the House of Lords as Lord Currie of Marylebone. An Essex graduate, she was previously Group Human Resources He will take over as Chairman of the UK Advertising Standards Director for Selfridges Group Limited and has held senior positions Authority later this year. at Marks and Spencer and Pret A Manger.

2 Graduation 2017 Graduation by numbers 95,000 Essex graduates since 1964 4,957 2,938 1,782 3,341 Number of Number of undergraduates Number of postgraduates Number of graduates 2017 graduates graduating in 2017 graduating in 2017 attending our graduation ceremonies 6,682 12 140 2 The number of guests Number of ceremonies, Number of countries Nobel Prize we are welcoming more than ever before represented at Essex winning Essex graduates in 2017

Your graduation ceremony

nn The Chancellor or the Presiding Officer nn Then it is the big moment for our 2017 Our University’s and the University Mace will be led in graduands as they are presented to the foundations are built by two processions. We would like all Chancellor or Presiding Officer for the graduands – those who are about to conferment of their degrees, diplomas on a vision to be freer, receive their degrees – and guests to rise and certificates. more daring, more when the processions enter. You might spot academics who have inspired you or staff nn Excellence in Teaching Awards may be experimental. who have supported you. presented to outstanding staff.

nn The first procession is led by the Senate nn The Honorary Graduand will be announced Our academics form and Academic Staff Marshall followed by by the Orator who gives a short speech a global community alumni representatives, Students’ Union of commendation. After being presented representatives, members of Senate and to the Chancellor or Presiding Officer, the of expertise; they’re members of academic staff. Honorary Graduate responds. constantly challenging the nn The second procession is led by the nn After the final addresses to all graduates status quo, and striving to Officers’ Marshall followed by the Registrar the ceremony is formally closed and the and Secretary, Honorary Graduand, Orator, officer and academic processions follow improve the world. Deans, Pro-Vice-Chancellors, Treasurer, the Mace and Chancellor or Presiding Pro-Chancellors, Vice-Chancellor, Mace and Officer from the hall, followed by our Now it is time to celebrate the Chancellor or Presiding Officer. new graduates. the achievements of our nn After the opening address representatives from departments and schools will deliver 2017 graduates who an overview of their work and achievements. have thrived in this environment.

Did you know? Our Graduation ceremonies feature music by the Suffolk-based Scintillo String Quartet.

Graduation 2017 3 Breaking the mould and changing the world

We are proud to share Graduation 2017 with our Honorary Graduands. Our Honorary Degrees are presented to outstanding individuals for distinction in the subject areas our University excels in, and outstanding contributions to the arts, sport, industry and public service.

18 July, 1pm 20 July, 10am 21 July, 10am Baroness Helena Kennedy QC is a Annemarie Naylor MBE is an Essex Lord Phillips of Sudbury OBE is a retired barrister with 40 years’ experience in the graduate and Director of Policy at Future Care Liberal Democrat peer and solicitor who was field of criminal law and human rights. She Capital. She established the Asset Transfer our Chancellor from 2003 to 2013. A lawyer previously chaired the British Council and the Unit and oversaw national programmes to since 1957, in 1970 he founded Bates Wells UK Human Genetics Commission. She chairs enable the transfer of publicly-owned land and & Braithwaite. He was instrumental in the the House of Lords Sub Committee on Justice buildings to communities. She also developed foundation of three charities: The Citizenship within the European Union. Her other positions a national network for community libraries. Foundation, The Legal Action Group and include co-chair of the International Bar Annemarie was awarded an MBE for services LawWorks (the Solicitors’ Pro Bono Group) Association’s Institute of Human Rights and to community asset ownership in 2015. and was for 24 years the ‘Legal Eagle’ on the Principal of Mansfield College, Oxford. BBC’s Jimmy Young Show. 20 July, 1pm 18 July, 4pm 21 July, 4pm Afsheen Rashid MBE is founding Anya Hindmarch CBE is founder of a Director of Repowering London, and an George Kieffer has been a member of the luxury accessories business and global brand Essex graduate. She is the founder of Tower University’s Enterprise and Industrial Advisory with flagship stores in New York, London and Hamlets Muslim Women’s Collective, a former Boards since 2009. He is Chair of Haven Tokyo. Anya is a UK Trade Ambassador, a Senior Policy Advisor at the Department of Gateway Partnership, Vice-Chair of the South Non-Executive Director of the British Fashion Energy and Climate Change, and current East Local Enterprise Partnership, Chair of the Council and a trustee of the Royal Academy Chair of Community Energy England. Afsheen Board of the Estuary Housing Association and of Arts and the Design Museum. In 2017 she was awarded an MBE in 2016 for services a board member of Visit Essex. A former City was awarded a CBE for her contribution to the to renewable energy projects in deprived banker, his previous industry roles included British fashion industry. communities. Head of European Operations and Deputy Chairman at Sega Enterprises Ltd of Japan. 19 July, 1pm 20 July, 4pm Philip Tolhurst was a member of the Frances Morris is Director of Tate Modern. University Council from 2006 to 2015 as Her previous positions include Curator in the

Pro-Chancellor. He has been a prominent Modern Collection at Tate Gallery, Curator Did you know? supporter of the development and growth of of the opening collection exhibition at Tate We awarded our first Honorary Degrees the University’s Southend Campus and played Modern in 2000, and Head of Displays. in 1967. Recipients included the then a crucial role in establishing our partnership Frances is a champion of international art, Prime Minister Harold Wilson. with Southend Borough Council. Philip is a described by Tate supremo, and fellow Essex solicitor and former Senior Partner of Essex Honorary Graduate, Sir Nicholas Serota as law firm Tolhurst Fisher, and a board member “one of the true architects of Tate Modern”. of the University’s Knowledge Gateway. 21 July, 10am 19 July, 4pm Alun Evans is Chief Executive of the British Jason Leonard is the most capped English Academy, and former Director of the Scotland men’s rugby player. In 2003 he was part of Office. He graduated from Essex in 1980 and the Rugby World Cup-winning team, and he has had a long career in the Civil Service. His has also won four grand slams. Jason was previous posts include Head of Strategy at the President of the RFU in 2015 where the Department for Business, Innovation and he helped to get more inner city children Skills and Director-General in the Department playing rugby. In 2015 he founded the for Innovation, Universities and Skills. He is a Atlas Foundation, which in its first year had visiting Professor at King’s College London. established 11 global community sporting initiatives across five continents.

4 Graduation 2017 Baroness Helena Kennedy QC Jason Leonard © RFU Collection Alun Evans

Lord Phillips of Sudbury OBE Frances Morris

© Tate Photography, 2016

Annemarie Naylor MBE Afsheen Rashid MBE Anya Hindmarch CBE © Press Association

Graduation 2017 5 A life-changing experience

An Essex education is a life-changing experience. Our 2017 graduates have shaped the University through their unique ideas and actions. They have risen to the challenge of developing a research mindset, they have been involved in clubs, societies and volunteering, and they have grasped opportunities. We can’t tell all their stories but these are just a few of our 2017 graduating student achievements.

Katie Groves (PhD Psychology) achieved Nick Sims Enrikas Balsys the incredible feat of distilling her 76,000 word thesis into a 450-word oral presentation to win the University of Essex Three Minute Thesis competition and take the runner-up slot at the national final, where she received a standing ovation.

Her research, which Katie hopes will ultimately lead to improvements in the treatment of eating disorders, has been published and recognised across the world – she has presented to thousands of academics at cognitive neuroscience conferences in Italy, Germany, Hungary, the UK and the USA.

Katie is currently working for the University as an Education Outreach Officer - encouraging those who never thought they could go to university to consider it.

“I struggled with my own self-confidence for years. It was only while I was doing my PhD that things started to change. My supervisor had such a strong belief in me, I began to realise ‘I can do this!’ Now I hope I can inspire Nick Sims (BSc Sports and Exercise Masters, added: “This programme has been others that they can do it too,” said Katie, Science) and Enrikas Balsys (BSc much more than just playing sport. We have who also received an award at this year’s Management and Marketing) have enjoyed been a family with an incredible team spirit International Women’s Day for her success in phenomenal success with Essex Blades and sense of belonging. We have played motivating, empowering and inspiring others. basketball – remaining undefeated for three together, lived together, partied together and years and twice gaining promotion, taking been there for each other – both on and off them to the BUCS (British Universities and the court.” Colleges Sport) premier league this year. For both, basketball has become a way of life They also won the Basketball England fitting in tactical and mental training sessions national league division four and rounded alongside time in the gym. They have also off the season picking up a gold medal at an been put through a barrage of tests to international tournament in Antwerp. assess the performance of elite athletes.

“We joined in the first year of a programme But it has not just been about basketball. As which really aimed to put Essex on the part of his course, Enrikas has designed a map in the world of basketball. I think we shopping app, aimed at empowering people have certainly achieved that,” said Enrikas, to love the way they look and making it easier a Lithuanian international, who also played for them to buy clothes online. He is currently in America before taking up his sports testing his product and hopes to launch it scholarship at Essex. in the summer. He has received help from the Start-Up Hub, which supports student Nick, who plans to stay at Essex for his businesses. Katie Groves

6 Graduation 2017 Katie Greenall Grace Duggan Siril Grini (BA English Literature) came to Essex to study English literature but also determined to grasp every opportunity on offer.

Volunteering has featured heavily – from one-off activities to co-ordinating an art club, which involved around 25 volunteers running weekly art classes in local primary schools. In her second year she clocked up more than 300 hours and was voted Students’ Union Volunteer of the Year.

She was accepted for an Essex Abroad volunteering opportunity at a nature reserve in South Africa, and used the University’s Click crowd-funding platform to raise the £1,500 needed for the trip.

“At Essex there are so many opportunities outside your academic work and I knew I needed to grab those opportunities while I had the chance. I have developed a lot of skills that will be useful in the workplace, but I have Katie Greenall and Grace Duggan (both elements of storytelling, physical theatre and also developed as a person,” said Siril. Siril also BA Acting and Community Theatre) from East singing. studied Spanish through the Languages for All 15 Acting School leave a lasting legacy as programme, was a leading light in the Harry they graduate in the shape of a new youth Now in its second term, a summer school Potter Society and got involved in activities theatre in Southend. is planned for an extended age range and from cheerleading to the University choir. second-year students from Essex have been The Clifftown Youth Theatre was born out of trained to take over when Katie and Grace an Undergraduate Research Opportunities leave. Programme (UROP) project during which Grace looked into what arts opportunities Katie has also worked as a manager at our were available for local youngsters. Clifftown Theatre – working behind the bar and Front of House for both in-house and “As a young person I saw how important and public productions. valuable theatre can be. We need there to be cheap access to it for young people outside “This has been hugely valuable in developing the classroom and I wanted to set something my understanding of how a play gets to the up for the age range that had the least stage. The facilities at the Southend Campus support locally” Grace said. are excellent and being able to use them outside of hours has allowed me to develop The result was the theatre workshops – an my skills and own work in my free time – not initial taster session for five to eight-year-olds to mention allowing us to establish Clifftown was a sell out and there followed a five-week Youth Theatre,” she said. programme, with Saturday sessions exploring Siril Grini

Paulina Lewandowska (BA Language languages. I organised volunteers to work Studies) had limited English and lacked with small groups of children at her school in confidence in the language when she moved Brightlingsea. We have been able to make a to the UK from Poland. big difference and the pupils are now much more confident. She’ll leave Essex fluent in five languages, after studying three intensive initial courses, “The Students’ Union Vteam provided funding and has set up a project which will not only for transport and my work as an Employability inspire others to follow her example, but which Ambassador also helped make the project a has also given her practical experience for her success.” future teaching career. Lingo volunteers now also go into a As a Frontrunner Paula visited schools to Colchester school and the project looks set to encourage pupils to study languages. A expand further next year. chance conversation led to her setting up the Lingo project, which involves Essex students Paulina’s youngest pupil however, is her son, holding weekly conversation classes in who was just nine months old when she French, Spanish and German with children in started her degree. He has attended the local schools. campus nursery throughout her studies. He currently speaks Polish and English, but a Paulina said: “One teacher explained third language is soon to be introduced! how difficult it is for pupils to practise Paulina Lewandowska

Graduation 2017 7 Lukas Audickas

Aleksandra Milosheva Jane Mullan

Aleksandra Milosheva (BSc Management Lukas Audickas (BA International Jane Mullan (LLB Law) finally made it to and Marketing) describes her move from Relations) has landed his dream job in the university 30 years after leaving school, after Bulgaria to Essex to study as being the best House of Commons library – carrying out her daughter, who had just finished her own decision of her life. research and providing impartial advice to law degree, encouraged her mother to politicians from all parties. follow suit. “Essex provides so many opportunities I would need a lot longer than three years to do Having spent his placement year there, during “I always wanted to go to university, but when everything, but I have certainly made the most which Lukas published papers on UK election I left school it was more important for me to of my time here” she said. statistics and ethnic minorities in politics, he work. Then children got in the way. I am so is thrilled to have been offered a permanent glad I finally came, I have absolutely loved Aleksandra has won many awards – both post. “I would pay to have that job. It’s the it,” said Jane, who has juggled studying with academic and for the contribution she has opportunity to be in an academic environment, bringing up her three younger children, all of made to the University – including the but to be exposed to a real democratic whom have special needs. Big Essex Student of the Year award last situation,” he said. year. She has acted as an Applicant Day Jane says she has had a very different Ambassador, encouraging new students to Lukas was one of four students who university experience to the majority of come here, and as a Peer Mentor, supporting worked on a Challenge Project looking at students, but feels her experience of life, and first-year students once they arrive. how effectively Essex County Council has in particular her time-management skills, have implemented the Care Act 2014. He also been invaluable. She has also been very active on the social completed extra modules in his degree to front, organising events for both Essex gain the AQM (Applied Quantitative Methods) She now intends to do a Masters in Business School and the Bulgarian Society. qualification. cybercrime – having researched it during her time on the Undergraduate Research Hoping to set up her own digital marketing Lukas threw himself into student life – he Opportunities Programme. Jane, who is agency, she has also done everything she worked in the bar; helped the Students’ considering a PhD, worked as an interpreter can to increase her employment chances. Union improve its student satisfaction in the Spanish legal system for six years and This included learning Spanish through the survey, through an Undergraduate Research hopes to end up back in court - this time as Languages for All scheme, writing regular Opportunities Programme (UROP) project; a solicitor! blogs, and an internship with a marketing and as a Residents’ Assistant supported business on the Knowledge Gateway. fellow students living on campus.

He was also a Frontrunner for the UK Data Archive, working on a pilot project to link and improve the visual presentation of data.

8 Graduation 2017 Ellie Rutherford (BA Hotel Management) Ellie Rutherford is using the skills she learned at Edge Hotel School to design stunning, but practical, interiors for local pubs and restaurants.

When choosing her degree Ellie was torn between the arts and hospitality – she never dreamt she would be able to combine the two, but now she has done just that having landed a job at Harp Commercial Interiors. Within two years, she expects to be qualified in both interior design and project management.

“I love the concept of creating an idea and then bringing that vision to life. Harp Commercial Interiors works a lot with hotels, cafes, pubs and restaurants. Apart from studying hotel management, my parents have always run pubs, so I understand the layout and practicalities required.

“I am so glad I did this degree course, it gave me that extra push to get the job I have now. Without the degree I would not have had as much knowledge to bring to this role,” said Ellie, who went to Harp on work experience, after the company’s boss gave a presentation to Essex students about the importance of interior design to a successful hospitality business.

Congratulations to all our graduating students Big Essex Award 2017 celebration

Graduation 2017 9 An Essex legend

A mythical animal has been one of the stars of our Graduation since our first ceremony in 1967.

You will be able to spot the legendary wyvern, with the head and wings of a dragon, on top of the priceless silver and gold Mace carried in front of the Chancellor or Presiding Officer as they enter Graduation 2017. The Mace signifies their authority to preside at the ceremony.

The stunning design is by the influential silversmith Professor Robert Goodden. At the Royal College of Art Professor Goodden led a resurgence in British craft and design in the aftermath of the Second World War, so was the perfect choice to create the Mace to mark the establishment of a new university in Essex. Elfreda Sanders, a former Colchester Borough Councillor and Mayor, presented it to the University in memory of her brother.

The Mace’s design uses the symbolism of our armorial bearings. The shaft of the Mace is cast in the shape of a young oak tree to represent the parkland of Wivenhoe and the ancient forest of Essex. The branches that grow from it pass through a ring or ‘annulet’, representing the letter ‘O’ and support the wyvern. This offers a heraldic rebus, or wordplay, (wyvern - O) upon the name Wivenhoe.

You can see other traces of the University’s founding years at Graduation 2017. The Chancellor’s Chair was a gift to Essex from the University of Oxford in May 1967 and created by another influential designer Professor Richard Drew Russell, who was consultant on furniture design for the University. The chair is made of figured solid English oak and its design reflects the importance of the Chancellor’s role.

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Wednesday 19 July

School of Health and Human Sciences: Nursing and Health Studies School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering

Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust Department of Psychology

School of Health and Human Sciences: Allied Health, Oral Health and Social Work School of Biological Sciences: Sports and Exercise Science Principal Officers of the University

Chancellor Deputy Dean, Partnerships The Right Honourable Baroness Allan Hildon BHealthSc (Nursing) Shami Chakrabarti CBE Deputy Dean (Education) (Humanities) Pro-Chancellor Dr Peter Luther MA PhD David Currie BSc MSocSci PhD (Chair of the Council) Deputy Dean (Education) (Science and Health) Pro-Chancellor Dr David Penman MMath MSc PhD Judith Judd Deputy Dean (Education) (Social Pro-Chancellor Sciences) Maria Stanford Professor Jackie Turton SRN SCM:HV BA PhD

Vice-Chancellor Dean (Postgraduate Research and Professor Anthony Forster BA MPhil DPhil Education) FHEA FLFHE FAcSS Professor Martyna Sliwa BA MA MSc PhD

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Deputy Dean (Postgraduate Research Professor Jules Pretty OBE FRSA FIBiol and Education) (Humanities) Dr Matthew Grant PhD FRHistS Treasurer Tim Porter MA FCA Deputy Dean (Postgraduate Research and Education) (Science and Health) Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education) Professor Ian Colbeck MSc PhD FInstP Professor Aletta Norval BA BA MA PhD CPhys FRMets

Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research) Deputy Dean (Postgraduate Research Professor Heather Laurie BA PhD and Education) (Social Sciences) Dr Magda Abou-Seada BComm MPhil PhD Executive Dean (Humanities) Professor Lorna Fox O’Mahony LLB PhD Dean of Health PGCHET Professor Joanna Jackson CertED BA MSc EdD MCSP Executive Dean (Science and Health) Professor Graham Underwood BSc DPhil Registrar and Secretary Bryn Morris BA Executive Dean (Social Sciences) Professor Sasha Roseneil BSc (Econ) University Librarian and Director of PhD PGDip FAcSS MInstGA Library Services Catherine Walsh BA MA PGDipLib PGCertHE Dean, Partnerships SFHEA Professor Dominic Micklewright PhD CPsychol MSc BSc PGCertHE FHEA

All our graduands are listed in our Graduation 2017 programme, but only those attending the ceremony will be announced. Please be aware the running order of presentations might be altered slightly in some ceremonies.

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School of Computer Science and Vasiliki Charalampous Computer Networks and Security Electronic Engineering, including Scott Jason Davey Fatima Salah Salim Al Najjar Simon Benjamin Holtz Benjamin Boardman Fletcher the Centre for Computational Philip James Lawrence Andres Gutierrez Castano Finance and Economic Agents Olivier Thill Jordan Man K Lam Wenbo Li Advanced Web Engineering Jesus Alberto Navarro Marin Head of School: Andriani Katsouri Nkiruka Eno‑Obong Ofoegbu Professor Anthony Vickers Ioana Alexandra Pletea Chetniphit Siraboriphantakul Nancy Preetha Samuel Doctor of Philosophy Bernardo Daniel Trevino Caballero Electronic Engineering Yalcin Aygul Computational Finance Algorithmic Trading Pramod Nayak Hwayoung Lee Pouyan Dinarvand David Norman Jonathan Doering Embedded Systems Vincent Vella Rytis Knyza Artificial Intelligence Computer Science Enrique Bonilla Mendez Intelligent Systems and Robotics Abdullah Nasser S Almuhaimeed Kamolwan Kunanusont Gerardo Guerra Cardenas Abdulkareem Aodah S Alzahrani Hugo Leon Garza Ricardo Olvera Romero Ahmed Rashed A Alzahrani Alexandra Nnemamaka Uma Dmitrii Solomonov Silviu Paun Suthira Plansangket Big Data and Text Analytics Telecommunication and Information Wichit Sombat Jose Alberto Esquivel Patino Systems Tian Li Ali Kazem Hassan Al‑Qaysi Computing and Electronic Systems Tri Trung Nguyen Hussein Dawi Akeem Aderibigbe Adebomehin Eduardo Alberto Sanchez Alvarado Ana‑Maria Dorobat Hamid Reza Jalalian Ayhan Setirekli Fahad Alsayed S Mabrouk Wesam Mohammed Jasim Zhou Ruan Georgios Kyritsis Cloud Computing Deniz Uysal Chathura Madhusanka Sarathchandra Rui Li Mengdi Xie Magurawalage Alexis Papageorgiou Georgios Xydas Ana Matran‑Fernandez Panagiotis Paraskeva Hasan Tahir Siddhant Sunil Sharma Master of Philosophy Amrit Kumar Tiwary Postgraduate Diploma

Computer Science Computational Finance Advanced Computer Science Dimitrios Andreou Niman Abdi‑Jibril Elmi Siham Omar Salim Al Rashdi Shiwei Fan Emmanuel Ferreyra Olivares Big Data and Text Analytics Xuanhao Hu Master of Science (by Dissertation) Jiahui Li Yuchen Jin Yu Li Computer Science Computer Engineering Zhongbo Liu Clifford Emmett O’Reilly Pengfei Luo Samson Barihona Computing and Electronic Systems Ahmad Nazmy Daniella Nieto Linarte Computer Games Bruno Ferrarini Alexander Conrad Ockenden Jonathan William Nichols Kaiyi Tan Electronic Systems Engineering Ruizhe Wang Financial Computing Cornelius Onuvoye Saiki Chengwang Yang Qiqi Gong Xiaomeng Zhang Telecommunication and Information Master of Science Computer Engineering Systems Duaa Salman M Alqattan Chukwuka Marcellinus Ngoka Advanced Computer Science Umar Isyaku Abdullahi Computer Games Seba A A Abu Abah Raluca Daniela Gaina Baha Adams Edgar Ovidio Villarreal Trevino

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Bachelor of Engineering Computer Science Computer Science (Including Placement Ajuub Adan Year) Computer Networks Ugne Aleknaviciute Azeez Oyetunde A O Awotunde Alfonso Manuel Arroyo Gutierrez Leonidas Antoniou Nadia Kayla Baptiste Joshua Joseph Coyle Leantro Aristidou Thomas Matthew Broekman Liam Nicholas Dixon Glenn Carl Baker George Michael Coe Mehmet Ibili Joshua Philip Beresford‑Davis Oliver Daniel Holland Esther Ngozi Uzoma Udoh Joshua Simon Bloom Cameron Philip Kyle‑Davidson Sean Nathan Brackenborough Samuel Charles Miller Computer Systems Engineering Nigel Joseph Burke Marcus Hylton Van Sertima Ryan Patrick Byrne Charles Pieter Bos Thomas Cheuk Sunn Wan Samuel Robert Carslake Oyinpreye Chinwe Joy Onita Luke Stanislaw Worger Nikolaos Charatsidis Computers with Electronics Hansong Chen Computer Science (Including Year Ashir Adeel Chima Abroad) Kamal Hassoun Wei Yuan Chua Harsh Vardhan Pappu Matthew Lee Bibby Diego Sebastian Cisneros Vitor Jamie Blue Anca Sticlaru Cornel Bogdan Constantin Yan Zhang James Andrew Brill William Hugh Davis Andrew John Richardson Harry Vi Leung Diep Electronic Engineering Elliot Robert Dines Computing Jumah Obaid Abdulla Ghuthaiw Alkaabi Sian Jay Dobrin Somtochukwu Francis Idigo Abiye Monima Danagogo Matthew Dovey Jason Christopher Michael Jones Joao Alexandre Pataca Fernandes Nicole Du Preez George Niculai Changyou Gong Harold Isaac Elman Hao Nie Harrison James Frith Computing and Electronics Alexandru Ristea Blake Richard A Garwood Celia Rodriguez Martinez Yasin Gonen Andrew Vincent Chapman Anuragh Reddy Seri Liam Frank Griffiths Roch Sherriff Alexandros Hadjivarnava Electronics Ayomide Ajose Sonuga Geoffrey Henderson Aishwarya Balan Jakub Stano Matthew Luke Horrigan Zijie Cheng Yang Sun Lewis Benford Horsley Sai Laxman Reddy Hanmaiahgari Andrei Ilie Electronic Engineering (Including Simas Kairys Information and Communication Placement Year) Seyed Hossein Noushabadi Kashan Technology Matthew Evans Hassan Khan Tomas Janulevicius Adam Raymond Kinsmore‑Ward Daniel James Long Electronic Engineering (Including Year Ramunas Leknickas Charlie David Medina‑Smith Abroad) Kuncheng Li Xutong Zhao Eduardo Machado E Silva Charles Henry M Ballardini Mohammed Rashid Matin Telecommunication Engineering Harrison John McDonough Diploma of Higher Education Jabir Jega Musa Mohamed Salah Mohamed Jasim Hejres Mihnea Negoescu Babul Ali Khan Enyinna Ogwe Joseph Bradley William Osborne Joshua Ibukunoluwa Ogunnote Bachelor of Science Charalampos Papadopoulos Edward William Putus Agapios Paraskeva Computer Games Charis Patsalidis Computers with Electronics Cristiana Andrade Pacheco Alexandru Preda Daniel Temitope Adepoju Daniel John Bedingfield Patrick Elliot Smith Dale Carr Hon Yin Jack So Electronics Mihai Victor Fumarel Ryan James Stuart Huseyn Hasanli Charlie James Hammond Sopreye Chaine Thompson Laurynas Pupsta Samuel James Sa Todd Sean Tollefsen Traynor Vasileios Toumpelis Yuk Ki Tsang Lewis Henry Frederick Veryard Yan Chang Wu Ka Long Lenny Wong Yiding Xu Bo Hua Yang Bo Zhang Bradley Ivan Young Gulam Mohamed Zulmie

IV Graduation 2017 School of Health And Jebin Tomy Nursing (Adult) Human Sciences Lisa Walker Akua Serwah Adofo‑Kissi Shameka Latavia Whitter Oluwaseun Ajayi Ramatu Wuni Head of School: Vikki-Jo Scott Mathilda Clare Atkinson Unica Banda Nursing (Mental Health) Doctorate Philippa Jane Brennan (Pre‑Registration) Emma Daisy Burch Ibrahim Acheampong Bryony Rhiannon Butler Health Care Education Oluwafisayo Temitope Akadri Amy Dawn Byrne Susan Margaret Innes Nikki Louise Astridge Sophie Katheryn Byrne Rebecca Clements Charlotte Genevieve Callow Nursing Robert Donohue Riahle Kaye Carino Kathleen Mary Clibbens Gemma Louise Leggett Analiza Cherian Samantha Julie Mayhew Eleanor Clarke‑Billings Kuwong Sandra Nkwocha Charlotte Clifford‑Brown Doctor of Philosophy Tobe Michael Okechukwu Leanne Amor Timbal Cuarteros Mosunmola Abiola Oluikpe Sarah Joanne Dickinson Nursing Studies Joseph Shotunde Tanya Ann Donaldson Eleanor Smith Marina Doronicheva Michel Nkwati Maboh Rebecca Tate Francesca Anna Marie Ewart Natalie Windley Janine Fowler Natasha Leanne Youngs Alanna Elizabeth French Master of Arts Nadine Frances Games Amy Guilfoyle Health and Organisational Research Postgraduate Diploma Nyaradzai Hamandishe Kevin Hughes Nicola Hammond Gary Lee Percy Health Care Practice Katharine Chadwick Hayden George Thomson Meighan Sophie Elizabeth Hey Public Health Sarah Howard Daniel Mark Chapelle Muna Abdirahman Ibrahim Michael Hattrell Ifeyinwa Rose Ijeh Postgraduate Certificate Cassandra Prudence Jackson Ruth Kwateley Kekwood‑Quartey Health Care Practice Master of Science Louise Anne Kilgarriff Murugaiyan Saravanabhavan Kayleigh‑Eloise Lee Health Care Practice Charlee Grace Lystor Health Studies Prescious Mabhena Karen Joann Bradley Harriet Elizabeth Crooks Sarah‑Jayne McGrath Jayne Brooks Ellen Narh Kirsty Marie Muir Emma Louise Chappel Michelle Murphy Tracy Jane Kilbourn Sophie Louise Ogburn Dawn Kirsty Langley Bachelor of Science Karen Lucy O’Rourke Sonia Dawn McComb Jessica Adjeibea Otu Kim Simone Siggers Health and Human Sciences Jagruti Parmar Karen Rachel Steggles Helen Sally Pascoe Claire Margaret Blakey Sarah Ann Pegrum Health Research Rianna Jade Pilling Health Care Practice Kathryn Loxton Amy Grace Pond Jennifer Ann Armstrong Rhianna May Porter Nursing (Adult) (Pre‑Registration) Margaret Laura Dewing Sophie Eloise Riddle Basirat Adesope Helen Fylypczuk-Ali Leah Danielle Robins Lillian Nakisani Barnes Sophia Hibell Caroline Jane Rose Ashleigh Joy Inglis Sophia Kate Hills Chloe Alicia Sams Donna Efua Mason Nicola Margaret Hopkins Ashleigh Grace Shiach Lena Moum Jayne Peden Nicola Suzanne Squires Alexandra Neil Jacqueline Prince Roxanne Stubbings Oyindamola Omotola Omitiran Clare Mary-Ann Smith Erin Briony Bidewell Sullivan Chika Valentine Ononiwu Rebecca Louise Stephen Jasmine Mai Swinbourne Olatokunbo Abimbola Oyeleye Rhian Emma Weir Arliss George Porter David Michael Taylor Dinko Stoilov Terziev

Graduation 2017 V Graduates 2017 Wednesday 19 July, 10am

Nursing (Adult) Work-Based Learning Foundation Degree of Science Joseph Bootle Alumni attending Carla Marie Ewers Joanna Carol Baker Michaela Anne Freeman Kevin James Baker Graduation 2017 Karen Ann Gill Alison Jacqueline Barrow Lora Ann Goreham Angela Bennett Masters of Science - Computer Studies Maria Ann Rose Hall Danielle Natalie Bensley (1990) Joann Katherine Harmon Teresa Bloom Yuh Choo Karen Anne Hibberd Abigail Boon Wendy Hogg Zara Natalie Brotherton Elizabeth Anne Kapcia Jodi Christine Callow Stephanie Jane Kerridge Hazel Constantino Clare Louise Kortlandt Jade Louise Cooper Yukari Lambert Andrew David Dodkin Deborah Jayne Learoyd Alenie Ann Delos Santos Dote Sally Martin Claire Louise French Michelle Ann Nunas Margaret Ann French Kerry Penfold Susan Liane Gardner Kim Lorraine Radley Tara Goodwin Lorraine Radley Sarah Jane Grigg Natasha Charlene Sainsbury Eileen Ann Griggs Caroline Angela Sinclair Katie Haselton Deborah Jane Smith Kayleigh Christine Henderson Loralie Kathleen Smith Luisa Jae Holden Kirsty Louise Taylor Tamara Elizabeth Holthusen Katy Townsend Waheza Hosenbux‑Roojee Hayley‑Anne Webb Alexandra Huth Victoria Grace Hyde Nursing (Mental Health) Christopher Kehoe Bolanle Serifat Adekoya Simona Kelemecova Carey‑Ann Baisden Natalie Jayne King Jake Anthony Barksby Paul Adolphus King Robyn Sarah Carpenter Marcin Marek Kwiatkowski Chadamoyo Chatizembwa Danni Leech Nicole Lorraine Collins Samantha Georgette Valerie Lewis Matthew John Anthony Conroy Sheryll Agup Malana Amber Paige Deane Laura Patricia Mansfield Ifeyinwa Grace Egesi Keeley Jaye Marable Philip Malcolm Elmer Roxanne Jhenine Martinez Anna Marie Fahey Elizabeth Anne Morter Martyn Daniel Fry Suzanne Carole Nicholls Terence Edward Gammell Georgina Norris Sophie Imrie Gregory Andrew John Oakley Sharmeelee Devi Haworth Sarah Louise O’Toole Emma Jayne Hodgetts Miteshkumar Hasmukhbhai Patel Lola Idowu Isaac Karthikeyan Peruvanian Vadakkedath Simon Paul Kingdon Georgiana Preda Annastasia Mapiye Dina Ekua Koba Quagraine Donna Jo‑Anne Ogden Claire Louise Richardson David Ifeanyi Okoro‑Agboti Thomas Ashley Rixson Philomina Ama Osei‑Tutu Katie Louise Scott Mark Silver Kirsty Mary Scully Karolina Walewska Michelle Louise Sherreard Walumweya Waluka Carly Starling Tiffany Stevens Robert John Underwood Mabel Telosa Verastigue Rachel Christina Weaver

Health Science (Mental Health) Olasile Adebayo Alimi

VI Graduation 2017 The Vice-Chancellor will congratulate all new graduates and the Presiding Officer will declare the ceremony closed.

All graduates and guests are asked to rise as the processions leave the auditorium.

Guests are asked to wait until the processions, including all graduates, have left the auditorium before leaving the Ivor Crewe Lecture Hall.

Graduands listed who do not attend the ceremony have their award conferred in absentia.

Exceptionally, conferral will be deferred if the University deems it necessary in accordance with its regulations.

Graduation 2017 VII Graduates 2017 Wednesday 19 July, 1pm

Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies Psychoanalytic Studies Stewart Bradley Alberts Marina Milagre De Andrade E Silva Justine Lesley Andrews Director: Dr Matt ffytche Manjeet Angus Psychodynamic Counselling Ana‑Maria Binding Kirsty Graney Doctorate Tina Helen Bearman Heather Harley Alison Jane Crispin‑Bennet Sally‑Ann Hattingh Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Carys C N Daylyn Mohd Hapis Bin Kamaruddin Penny Ann Hatton Fiona Anne Louise Henderson Tryline Katiyo Jenny Honey Frances Muriel Pittock Donna Maria Lee Jodien Christina Hutcheson‑Wisby Wendy Louise Loveday Claire Ellen Rose March Christina Louise Mcnamara Clare Louise Reeve Doctor of Philosophy Hannah Mitchell Chloe Elorna Moul Psychoanalytic Studies Refugee Care Sithembile Mutasa James Alan Anslow Fatima Nayab Ahmed Nyembesi Chirimba Nyarenda Laner Cassar Julie Lubwa Ajok Foluke Lanre Obi Nayla Chalhoub‑Mallat Linnea Andersson Laura Jane Payne Luiza Angela Davis Helen Elizabeth Bailey Alison Jean Thompson Dominik Havsteen‑Franklin Zekiye Salih Bayram Eliza Rose Tyler Natalia Hernandez Jimenez Anna Brunella Branthwaite Diane Valentine Elisabetta Iberni Martyna Chrzescijanska Carmel Cindy Willis Maria Zofia Kempinska Ida Marianne Fairbairn Valeria Cespedes Musso Christine Moellers Sheila Marie O’Sullivan Jacqueline Muhima‑Mundele Foundation Degree of Arts Simona Reghintovschi Ferahnaz Or Gulenbaht Senturk Erica Roig Trelancia Therapeutic Communication and Charlotte Donea Weinberg Therapeutic Organisations Refugee Care Jo‑Anne Kate Bohn David Alexander Lisa Donna Brett Postgraduate Diploma Zoe Lee‑Ann Shelly Cockerton Charlotte Louise Gentle Refugee Care Master of Arts Lisa Marie Harris Alphonsus Uche Okafor‑Mefor Lynn Harrold Jungian and Post‑Jungian Studies Fiona Jayne Jungeling Megi Kercishta Cristina Adelina Aioanei Emma Elizabeth King Mikael Ola Bang Graduate Diploma Carolyn Ann Lennard Robert James Fitzpatrick Bhekinkosi Mabhena Andrew Arthur Floyer‑Acland Psychodynamic Approaches Annie Mandix Josef Khalid Kala Helena Zoe Hughes Betty Mlandeli Nicolas Charles Karapatis Diane Jean Morrissey Elena Vladimirovna Korop Psychodynamic Counselling Joanna Munson Suzanne Elizabeth Lee‑Cooper Joseph George Lay Elizabeth Winnie Mushayi Peter Killin Lynch John Martin Morgan Foluke Lanre Obi Joseph Thomas Milburn Emma Catherine Warren Evangelista Pharaoh Emma Parker Sarah Roberts Jack Henry Fraser Reardon Julie Ann Rudkins Rachel Lauren Taylor Postgraduate Certificate Amanda Elizabeth Scriven Joyce Sandra Tye Julie Sipple Karen Jane Williams Psychoanalytic Studies Laura Jane Tricker Management and Organisational Konrad Caikin Priscillar Zondo Dynamics Jul Zweison Ambran Bachelor of Arts Ileonora Archodakis Gaius Nosa Ehihon Therapeutic Communication and Kelly‑Marie Thompson Therapeutic Organisations Eirini‑Theodora Varinou Samuel Charles Patrick Williamson Bekki Sue Ager Albert Bevin Alberts Dadirayi Beatrice Alberts

VIII Graduation 2017 Department of Psychology Isadora‑Gabriela Jinga Bachelor of Science Dawn Xiaodan Liu Head of Department: Punya Mahajan Psychology Claire Louise Martin Professor Paul Hibbard Kristine Brekke Aas Rezma Khatun Miah Daniel Jonathan S Agard Thu Thuy Nguyen Doctor of Philosophy Shelby May Aldous Claire O’Connor Megan Elizabeth Anwyll Georgios Pazaridis Neuropsychology Maria Argyridou Devrath Manohar Prabhu Alexandra Artzoglou Monica Benedikte Berntsen Anna Louise Sutton Francesca Lauren Atkinson Jessica Thompson Dy Nurauni Hamizah Awg Md Ali Psychology Naomi Elizabeth Thrower Hazimah Azhar Cathleen Cortis Ottilie Elisabeth Roseanna Tilston Hilary Adwowa Baffoe Katie Elizabeth Groves Felicia Maria Wetterlin Robyn Elaine R Barrow‑Anderson Lucy Jeanne Wheeler Efthymia Basoukou Rachel Yin Ling Yee Caroline Grace Biggenden Master of Science (by Dissertation) Nursahira Binti Mohamad Kamarudin Research Methods in Psychology Ole Johan Aspestrand Bjerke Psychology Thomas Peter Burke Chelsea Leanne Patricia Blake Jason Cooke Jessica Dawson Jessica Alicia Blunt Jamie Anthony Raines Abbie Clare Millett Sarah Jane Botten Abigail Webb Livia Alexandra Rosu Amber Jacqueline Bradford Cerys Ffion Somers Alfie Browne Chung Hay Wong Amy Cassandra Louise Brownsword Master of Science Krystian Bucko Katrina Rose Burrows Advanced Psychology Postgraduate Diploma Devina Cahoolessur Talisa Grace Ollulano Banjo Crina Alexandra Calomfir Samuel Jacob Heyes Psychology Iashia Angelina Juanita Carth Hajra Hussain Leonaphine Ijeoma Amanda Eze Liam Carveley Saira Jameela Hussain Kwok Hei Chan Laura Beth Munnings Lauren Victoria Chapman Emma Murphy Postgraduate Certificate Alexandru Mircea Chiriliuc Ichim Lauren Patricia Noy Marilena Constantinou Alexandra Tills Psychology Charlotte Elizabeth Cox Nicole Cushion Diana Mugano Cognitive Neuropsychology Katarzyna Czekajlo Simon James Palman‑Titchener Edguelza Da Mata Da Silva Costa Evelyn Takyiwah Agyekum Mayce Sam Dagdoni Nishtha Budhiraja Jade Hannah Dale Joseph Nyenti Etah Bachelor of Arts Thomas Henry Davis Emilia Michael Shana Dawood Yoseph Rizal Utama Psychology Philippa Joanne Denton Jagoda Pola Jasionowska Charlotte Doherty Cognitive Neuroscience Amy Rose Poole Jerome Oliver Donowa Nikolas Michael Golino Holly Adjoa Konadu Simpson Louise Charlotte Dunn Evridiki Gregoriou Krystal Ezinne Ude Shannon Louise Ebbage Samuel Michael Hill Eseleta Tuan Williams Natalie Michelle Ellis Achilleas Pavlou Grace Catherine Evans Didem Surensoy Psychology (Including Year Abroad) Nora Birgitte Framstad Jessica Elizabeth Warbrick Shannon Earl Alexander Aleric Frorath‑ Howes Daniela Grudeva Ivanova Brogan Shona Gallagher Psychology Imogen Kalinauckas Jessica Louise Goldsmith Christine Denise Baldauf Stefanie Kiki Zoe Golfinos Briony Alice Blacker Chloe Rhianna May Graham Zenia Fay Gibson Bond Princess Beverley Frimpong Greaves Lina Ma’Ad Musallam Bseiso Milla Grigorova Gemma Louise Dutton Sindre Christiansen Halse Emma Marie Louise Frost Linn Therese Halvorsen Camille Hughes Charlotte Grace Hampshire Swathi Janardhana Nur Hanani Binti Hamzah

Graduation 2017 IX Graduates 2017 Wednesday 19 July, 1pm

Maanasa Hari Teo Velagic Katherine Hoyle Ben Harper Agnese Venskus Hannah Jarrett Shui Tung Ho Antri Violari Janchai King Anna Rygh Hogstad Andrew James Watson Jessica Knight Carina Rose Holden Jessica Ann Webb Jane Louise Park Paul Alexander Howlett George Thomas Welsh Karin Sandler Marilena Ioannou Safia West Ali Maria Wedlock Niall Jackson Chloe Marie Willis Halima Adamu Jafiya Yasmin Willsher Haja Adiatu Kebbay Hoi Tung Wong Master of Science (by Dissertation) Aizah Khan Elliott Hamilton George Woollard‑Innocent Naveed Zafar Khan Lauren Anne Wyer Child and Educational Psychology Aurora Alexia Kiss Wing Ka Yan John Colm Doyle Nathanael Joshua Levi Knight Jemma Elizabeth Youens Ella Samantha Lange Nang Yik Leong Psychology (Including Placement Year) Master of Arts Oda Marie Liodden Linda Eniola Olanrewaju Adeyemo Silje Renate Loevaas Foundations of Psychodynamic Maren Lund Psychology (Including Year Abroad) Amy Elizabeth Ann Mack‑Nava Psychotherapy Stephanie Michelle Hall Toni Marriott Kate Alliott Yasmin Sharnee Hall Isabel Charlotte Marsh Wanderley Dos Santos Deborah Elizabeth O Iremiren Rebecca Matticks Anna Levi Cogoi Thomas Mark Lassetter Shola Agnes Mechese Ejegi Chiara Solari Daisy Naserian Lio Anjani Mehta Karen Spencer Sophie Elisabeth McBean Daniella Melius Richard Wilson Olivia Elizabeth Kate Shaw Kai Yi Mo Jessica Victoria Silva‑Pie Katerina Nikolaevna Modahl Working with Children, Young People Nikashini Sritharan Grace Elin Monnery and Families: A Psychoanalytic Magdalena Stabler Janice Konadu Moore Observational Approach Jade Kim Murrell Psychology with Cognitive Neuroscience Anna Padula Heiki Must Francesca Anne Nathan Lindsey Farr Haynes Dee Alexandra Nicholas Eleanor Grace Ludlow Postgraduate Diploma Tinecia Verda Ollivierre Natasha Maria Molyneaux Wanda Helena Suminska Kirsty Nana Akua Owusuwaa Foundations of Psychodynamic Konstantina Palala Psychotherapy Obi Mawudoku Park Michelle Allen Lucy Jennifer Pearson Diploma of Higher Education Valeh Amooi Knut Blorstad Pedersen Rosa Anderson Fidelia Akosua Prosper Psychology Roberta Shona Babb Holly Nicole Rattray Taylor Joel Keech Louise Blanks Amy Louise Riordan Jennie Bunker Margrete Ronning Sarah Clarke Elliot Jack Gorrell Rose Alison Cruise James John Ross Suzanne Czech Erlend Slettevold Tavistock And Portman Claire Dale Lorrell Jade Shanel Smith NHS Foundation Trust Annalisa De Luna Ailing Song Renuka Marion Engineer Mosope Erica Sonubi Doctorate Sarah Evans Rory Hugh Spiers Jenny Hill Sabina Srokova Child and Educational Psychology Nathalie Laplanche Amelia Ellen Stamp Caroline Anne Keaney Charlotte Moss Amy Louise Still Jane Linton Fulvio Muciaccia Emily Jane Taberham Allan Willis Elizabeth O’Connor Bandeen Pui Yi Tam Emma Penketh Melissa Tang Child, Community and Educational Marzia Podda Paige Taylor‑Goulding Psychology Tomaso Quaini Andreas Thoma Laura Salter Raihanna Shafferoon Thompson Paula Bertagno Amnon Shaked Frida Kristine Torgersen Parminder Chana Natalia Sydor Lauren Sophie Tribe Tanisha Esbrand Shani Verber Emily Rose Vaughan Hannah Fleming Helen Gore Kinga Zajaczkowska

X Graduation 2017 Postgraduate Certificate Mental Health and Well‑being: Working with Children, Young People Multidisciplinary Practice with Young and Families: A Psychoanalytic Child, Adolescent and Family Mental People and Adults Observational Approach Well‑being: Multidisciplinary Practice Neera Dhingra Sara Holloway Elizabeth Brown Ben French Simone Cadette Anne Morris Working with Infants and the Early Michael Elisha Collins Years: A Psychoanalytic Observational Ruth Crooks Psychoanalytic Studies Approach Emma Dobson Gal Meisels Louise Cook Joanna Elizabeth Brook Dyson Karina Sakhibgareeva Linda Jane Evans Kathryn Ferguson Sharon Gordon‑Kaye Systemic Approaches to Working with Laura Goulden Individuals, Families and Organisations Graduate Certificate Djermila Keenadiid Laura Baker Jessica Rachel Lawson Laura Harper Emotional Care of Babies, Children, Natasha Naylor Li Faye Lim Young People and Families Sean Rumsey Matirasa Mugari Carol Cherrington Sarah Louise Singer Shelley Steinberg Working in Education: A Psychoanalytic Buris Fiona Stelma Treasure Observational Approach Foundations of Psychodynamic Yusuf Ahmed Alumni attending Psychotherapy Karen Midgen Annabel Smith Catherine Osgerby Graduation 2017 Robin Tyacke Working with Adolescents: A Masters of Arts - Jungian and Psychoanalytic Observational Approach Post-Jungian Studies (2011) David Hollens Arisa Pisitsotranon

Presentation of Excellence in Teaching Award

Head the Department of Psychology, Professor Paul Hibbard, will present for an Excellence in Teaching Award:

Dr Gillian Sandstrom

Conferment of Honorary Degree

The Orator, Bryn Morris, will present the following Honorary Graduand for the degree of Doctor of the University of Essex (Honoris Causa):

Philip Tolhurst

The Presiding Officer will invite the Honorary Graduate to respond.

The Vice-Chancellor will congratulate all new graduates and the Presiding Officer will declare the ceremony closed.

All graduates and guests are asked to rise as the processions leave the auditorium.

Guests are asked to wait until the processions, including all graduates, have left the auditorium before leaving the Ivor Crewe Lecture Hall.

Graduands listed who do not attend the ceremony have their award conferred in absentia.

Exceptionally, conferral will be deferred if the University deems it necessary in accordance with its regulations.

Graduation 2017 XI Graduates 2017 Wednesday 19 July, 4pm

School of Biological Sciences Remy Ann Sancto Master of Science Georgia Silverton Head of School: Nicholas Samuel Sims Medical and Clinical Education Eleanor May Sostman Professor Christine Raines Fiona Sommerville Joshua Luke Spence Hannah May Susman Doctor of Philosophy Occupational Therapy (Pre‑Registration) David Luke M Swabey Richard Bell Sport and Exercise Medicine Rhys Nicholas Townsend Jason Neal Wilson Megan Brickley Fernando Manuel Da Fonseca Cardoso Alexandra Burrows Sports and Exercise Science (Including Grace Chiponde Sport and Exercise Science Placement Year) Linda Codd Danielle Cornwall Michael Rogerson James Raymond P Baker Mary Corrigan Thomas James Mitchell Rachel Crawford Kyle Cunningham Master of Science (by Dissertation) Sports and Exercise Science (Including Victoria Elizabeth Dean Year Abroad) Sport and Exercise Science William Joseph Hall Stevie Gaudern Farrow Claire Hayes Jay Collison Thomas Peter Hague Conor James Hickey Joseph Alexander Shanks Alex Lubbock Rebecca Licorish Michael William Simpson Charles French Pugh Jessica Alice Ling Nikki Twine Liam Ryan Whittaker Albertina Marume Scott Patrick Wright Lauren Emily Morgan Sian Nash Bachelor of Science Garrad Nieuwenhuis Leroy Owugah Sports and Exercise Science School of Health and Human Sarah Prince Doctor John Omoise Aiwone Sciences Sarah Louise Purcell Brett Anthony Baxter Alice Purdy‑Jones James Alexander Bex Head of School: Vikki-Jo Scott Aislinn Ryan Sinead Carmen Blake Teresa Jane Ryan Ashley Boyce Tuesday Sowerby Christopher James Peter Brown Doctorate Emily Grace Stocking Bradley Michael Camm Heather Taggart Clinical Psychology Joshua James Carvell Sophie Taylor Chun Hei Chan Geraldine Marie Holloway Emily Willmott Katherine Mary‑Anne Chinery Jasmin Victoria Worth Adam Denyer Clinical Psychology (D Clin Psych) Shaun Anthony Dordoy Katie Victoria Budge Physiotherapy (Pre‑Registration) Kerry Louise Douthwaite Kirsty‑Lee Collins Liam Darren Beale Deborah Fawibe Angeline Shobana Dharmaindra Danielle Sara Bragg Gregory Edward R Forsaith Adam Churchill Flintoff Letitia Anne Chapple Tobias James Benedict French Sian Rachel Granville Harriet Cobb Kieran James Good Duncan Luke Harris Kirsten Ellena Dalby Kane Hagley‑King Nina Melunsky Natalie Diana Frances Davis Robert Steven Hall Aneliya Merolla Alice Bernadette Farrell Alex John Hood Zara Karim Rahemtulla Annabelle Sevena Fearn Alina Alexandra Jantea Kerri Leanne Walster Kate Gibson Scott Connor Jeffrey Sam Owen Kent James Harrison Knights Physiotherapy Catherine Helena Killick Mitchell Albert Lawrence Collins Akwukwo Ojindu Ogbeivor Christopher James Lane Jacob David Lloyd Genna Mann Connor Brian Lubbock Matthew Alexander Mcdermott Rachel Ann Lynch Master of Arts Jack Martin Meades Ashleigh Kanita Shelaine Maddix Connor Murphy Darshit Pranav Mashar Professional Practice Thomas Christopher Nation Jamie Mitchell Alexander Pacey Tomasz Blazej Morawski Jo Hines Jonathan Patrick Piper Sarah Elizabeth Nash Ekaterina Kozlova‑Boran Serena Tania Price Josie Ann Pinfold Julia Mackenzie Andrew Ringer Steven Matthew Ridout Dawn Newman Claire Helen Sager

XII Graduation 2017 Polly Elizabeth Schwarz Medical and Clinical Education Graduate Certificate Bethany Ellen Scott Priya Pillai Faye Patricia Joyce Triggs Guy John Savage Psychological Well‑Being Practitioner Nicole Elizabeth Walker (Low Intensity) Christopher Conan Young Psychological Well‑Being Practitioner Veronica Elizabeth Ann Deri (Low Intensity) Lisa Jane Pearson‑Sims Speech and Language Therapy Tracey Angela Thompson (Pre‑Registration) Katalin Krisztina Abdul‑Hamidne Balog Taiwo Barakat Olaitan Adeeyo Rachel Louise Abbott Rachel Stephanie Marie Amiran Reema Angrish Bridget Constance Julia Barnes Bachelor of Arts Elizabeth Rose Boardman Lianne Blackwell Hyan Bromwich Amanda Elen Bonson Social Work Jonathan Carron Sandra Katrina Brown Megan Emily Bates Alison Cawley Georgina Kate Burnett Jennifer Sarah Cronshaw Jodie Ann Byrne Stevie Adele Nadia Burnett Lauren Marie Chittock Jessica Louise Dewdney Gabrielle Anna Cason Katherine Hanta Gaylord‑Ratsimbazafy Rebecca Christian Tarik Cohodar Ellese Mary Degenhart Joshua Edward Gentry Gokcen Ceren Cokgezici Victoria Claire Giddings Jessica May Dunn Amelia Mary Cooper John Paul Fitzgerald Olivia Howells Damon James Donlon Fleur Adele Jeans Hannah Simone Gilfillan Charlotte Edwards Rungano Mapazire Ben Thomas Jefferson Lena May El Bitar India‑Rose Jones Ashley Jane Moore Nona Farridan Farrokh Pascal Nghombobuoh Ndimukum Sian Laver Gemma Lee Finnan Georgina Linscott Rebecca Louise Neville Yesim Firat Victoria Jane Pearson Marina Anne Maramao Deborah Patricia Elizabeth Gallacher Chelsie Moore Stefanie Elizabeth Peck Rebecca Danielle Gamesby Heather Jane Persue Ciaran O’Connor Jamie Adam Henson Alexandra Richards Caroline Ching’Andu Raheem Afsana Ishrat Patience Sackey Elizabeth Jane Ryder Monika Janosik Emma Jane Stones Seema Manani Katie Rebecca Timms Laura May Martin Rebecca Marie Wardle Glenn Anthony Thomas McCarthy Bachelor of Science Joanne Williams Alice May McDermott Occupational Therapy Joanna Zemke Hannah Jade Murphy Despoina Ouzounidou Amy Louise Bryan Isabel Ponce Grosso Laura Florence Collins Postgraduate Diploma Maria Jayne Quinlan Tracy Lee Davies Danielle Louise Rolfe Sarah Louise Fletcher Medical and Clinical Education Jacqueline Ellen Louise Sawkins Tomer Simon Hasson Teresa Jane Wagstaffe Laura Katherine Scott Samantha Jane Hemmings Lisa Jane Wood Lucia Bongani Sibanda Andrew Paul Hughes Molly Elizabeth Helen Smith Jacqueline Moody Deborah Anne South Danielle Cara Murgia Graduate Diploma Alison Ruth Ratcliffe Ultrasound Guided Musculoskeletal Clive Roger Reed Cherie Annette Ryan‑Cowie Health Service Management Interventions Kirsty Louise Thomas Andrew Beshara David Robert Baker Alexandra Elizabeth Gwyneth Whithair Amie Louise Connolly Sharna Maree Dumpit Oral Health Science Postgraduate Certificate Peter Craig Esselbach Leesa Ann Gibbs Laurence Mark Ash Justine Barton Health Studies Andrew David Graham Christopher Howitt Michelle Hawker Rebecca Ann Nicholls Mikhaila Jane Jones Katie Louise Rowland Luke Francis Kipping Infection Control Dennis Antonio Pavan Angela Uazikiza Andrew Spurrier Ian Francis Stewart Mark Alan Stieler David John Treacey

Graduation 2017 XIII Graduates 2017 Wednesday 19 July, 4pm

Physiotherapy Laura April Palmer Stephen William Batchelor Phoebe Beulah Purcell Helen Mary Louise Beckmann Amy Elizabeth Ridpath Rachel Halina Burnett Yasmin Naomi Ryan Matthew James Oliver Tobias Cobbold Emily Rose Spray Joshua Lorcan Featherstone Suzanne Doreen Thomson Christina Jane Haynes Sarah Louise Tomlinson Carly Michelle Marshall Mariana Dorina Trissia Shauna Elizabeth Mckenny Clare Ann Ward Naomi Nevitt Hannah Elizabeth Whitney Megan Rose Wilkinson Sports Therapy Po‑King Wong Louise Abbie Elizabeth Wooder Kristoff Andreas‑Carter Megan Nicole Ayms Kimberley Dawn Baldwin Kara Lyssa Cattell Danielle Lewin Cliffe Charlotte Hannah Crow Elise Josephine Dawson Michael John Dye Rosie Ann Emmins Max Stewart Peter Lamprell Nathan Andrew Luetchford Charlotte Lucy Pinner Cameron Ian Rhodes Diana Sedaseva Annabel Grace Semmence Charlie Laurence Thompson Rebecca Lynn Wilson

Diploma of Higher Education

Sports Therapy Robert William Jackson

Foundation Degree of Science

Oral Health Science Negar Attarzadeh Nasrabadi Marisha Annlee Baker Rebecca Ann Barton Laurie Rose Beck Abigail Joanna Blanch Rajbir Budwal Kelsey Georgina Choules Kimberley Denise Clapham Cathy Louise Connolly Joanne Emma Fletcher Carly Danielle Garbutt Katarzyna Magdalena Jackowska Natasha Gail Keel Emma Victoria McNally Rebekah Alice Mikhael Hannah Louise Mundy Sobia Nawaz Layna Mary Flo O’Connor Jennifer Naa Obieley Otoo

XIV Graduation 2017 Presentation of Excellence in Teaching Award

Head the School of Health and Human Sciences Vikki-Jo Scott, will present for an Excellence in Teaching Award:

Natasha Sore Conferment of Honorary Degree

The Orator, Professor Chris Cooper, will present the following Honorary Graduand for the degree of Doctor of the University of Essex (Honoris Causa):

Jason Leonard

The Presiding Officer will invite the Honorary Graduate to respond.

The Vice-Chancellor will congratulate all new graduates and the Presiding Officer will declare the ceremony closed.

All graduates and guests are asked to rise as the processions leave the auditorium.

Guests are asked to wait until the processions, including all graduates, have left the auditorium before leaving the Ivor Crewe Lecture Hall.

Graduands listed who do not attend the ceremony have their award conferred in absentia.

Exceptionally, conferral will be deferred if the University deems it necessary in accordance with its regulations.

Graduation 2017 XV 2017 Research Degrees Titles of theses

School of Health and Human Sciences

Katie Victoria Budge Violence, Aggression and Therapeutic Relationships: Understanding the Lived Experiences of Females Within Low and Medium Secure Forensic Mental Health Units. Kathleen Mary Clibbens Transitioning to a Safeguarding Children Clinical Network During a Time of Major NHS Reform: An Exploratory Study About the Experiences of Designated Professionals Kirsty-Lee Collins Social Media Use, Social Anxiety and the Relationship with Life Satisfaction. Angeline Shobana Dharmaindra Coping with Experiences of War in Sri Lanka: Perspectives From Tamil Immigrants Living in the UK Adam Churchill Flintoff Assessing risk within primary care: Logics, contingencies, histories Sian Rachel Granville A Qualitative Inquiry of Clinicians’ Relational Experiences Within a Perinatal Infant Mental Health Service Contextualised with Quantitative Analysis of Outcome Measures Duncan Luke Harris The Relationship Between Fear of Compassion, Attitudes Towards Emotional Expression and Subjective Wellbeing Geraldine Marie Holloway Maternal Filicide: Grounded Theorising From Interviews with Mothers with a Diagnosis of Mental Illness Susan Margaret Innes Musculoskeletal Ultrasound Imaging - An Exploration of Physiotherapists’ Interests and Use in Practice Nina Melunsky Burnout and Social Connectedness: Predictors of PTSD and Well-Being in the Police Aneliya Merolla A Study of the Relationship Between Borderline-Dysregulated Personality and Treatment-Resistant Depression in the Course of the TADS Randomised Control Trial Collins Akwukwo Ojindu Ogbeivor Lateral Versus Posterior Approach to Shoulder Injection in Patients with Subacromial Impingement Syndrome: A Mixed Methods Study Zara Karim Rahemtulla A Narrative Study of Adults Who Were Bullied By a Sibling in Childhood Kerri Leanne Walster Dementia Within the Marital Sphere - Discourse, Power and Knowledge

School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering

Abdullah Nasser S Almuhaimeed Enhancing Recommendations in Specialist Search Through Semantic Based Techniques and Multiple Resources Abdulkareem Aodah S Alzahrani Exploring Adjustable Autonomy in Online Tutoring Systems Ahmed Rashed A Alzahrani Towards the Development and Understanding of Collaborative Mixed-Reality Learning Spaces Dimitrios Andreou A Study on the Utility of Temporal Derivatives and Unsupervised Clustering in Brain-Computer Interfaces. Bruno Ferrarini An Approach to Automatic Selection of the Optimal Local Feature Detector Hamid Reza Jalalian Decomposition Evolutionary Algorithms for Noisy Multiobjective Optimization Wesam Mohammed Jasim Improving Leader-Follower Formation Control Performance for Quadrotors Georgios Kyritsis Theory and Modelling of Wavelength Tunable Laser Transmitters with Enhanced Tuning Range and Their Modulation Performance Chathura Madhusanka Network-Aware Resource Management for Mobile Cloud Sarathchandra Magurawalage Ana Matran-Fernandez Collaborative Brain-Computer Interfaces in Rapid Image Presentation and Motion Pictures Clifford Emmett O’Reilly Computational Linguistic Models of Mental Spaces Silviu Paun Topic Models for Short Text Data Suthira Plansangket New Weighting Schemes for Document Ranking and Ranked Query Suggestions Cornelius Onuvoye Saiki A Novel Physical Layer Key Generation and Authenticated Encryption Protocol Exploiting Shared Randomness Wichit Sombat Optimising Agent Behaviours and Game Parameters to Meet Designer’s Objectives

XVI Graduation 2017 Centre for Computational Finance and Economic Agents

Hwayoung Lee Portfolio Liquidity Risk Management with Expected Shortfall Constraints David Norman Human Traders Need New Tools: The Potential for Assistive/Interventionist Trading Tools in Trading Financial Markets Vincent Vella Improving Risk-Adjusted Performance in High Frequency Trading: The Role of Fuzzy Logic Systems

Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies

David Alexander Combat Activated Thymic Disorientation James Alan Anslow The Tabloid Trickster: A Post-Jungian Evaluation of Early 21st Century Popular British Newspaper Journalism Characterised By That of The Sun Laner Cassar Bridging Imaginal Pathways: The Jungian Technique of Active Imagination and Robert Desoille’s “Rêve Éveillé Dirigé” Method Nayla Chalhoub-Mallat The Paradoxical Feminine: Eating Disorders Beyond Gender Dominik Havsteen-Franklin When Is a Metaphor? Art Psychotherapy and the Formation of the Creative Relationship Metaphor Fiona Anne Louise Henderson Difficult Conversations on the Frontline - Managing the Tensions Between Care and Control. Are Communication Skills Enough? Natalia Hernandez Jimenez Con El Nopal Pegado En La Frente: A Psychosocial Study of Prejudice and Discrimination Among Mexican Immigrants and Mexican-Americans in Arizona. Maria Zofia Kempinska The Acquisition of Comedic Skills As a Component of Growth and Individuation: Post-Jungian and Psychoanalytic Perspectives Sheila Marie O’Sullivan An Exploration of How Childlessness and the Decision Whether to Become a Parent Is Understood By Psychoanalytic Practitioners Frances Muriel Pittock The Curiosity That Is Curiosity: A Conceptual-Clinical Study Simona Reghintovschi The Emotional Radioactivity Behind Conflict in Psychoanalytic Institutions Gulenbaht Senturk The Impact of Involuntary Dislocation on Bulgarian Turkish Couples: A Psychosocial Approach From a Psychoanalytic Perspective

Department of Psychology

Monica Benedikte Berntsen Transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation to Areas Associated with the Human Mirror Neuron System Reveals Modulation to Mu-Suppression and Corresponding Behaviour Jason Cooke An Investigation of Multisensory Integration: Does Peak Occipital Beta Frequency Directly Influence the Flash Tap Illusion? Cathleen Cortis Comparing the Immediate Free Recall of Verbal and Visuo-Spatial Stimuli: List Length, Capacity and Output Order Effects in Single- and Dual-Modality Tasks Katie Elizabeth Groves Visual Body Perception: Towards Identifying Objective Markers of Body Image Disturbance in Brain and Behaviour Jamie Anthony Raines Being Transgender: Effects on Sex Atypicality and Well-Being Abigail Webb Contrast Sensitivity and Emotion Recognition Across the Menstrual Cycle

Graduation 2017 XVII 2017 Research Degrees Titles of theses

Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust

Paula Bertagno Promoting Children’s Emotional Well-Being in Pre-School Settings: A Grounded Theory Study Exploring the Views of Early Years Practitioners Parminder Chana “It’s All Just a Bit of a Mess When Drugs Are Involved, It Really Is”. A Narrative Study of Young People Who Have Recently Been Discharged From a Specialist Support Service for Their Substance Use John Colm Doyle A Systematic Audit and Evaluation of Archival Assessment Records in a Residential Assessment Service for Children, Adolescents and Families Tanisha Esbrand You Can’t Always Be At School, You Need to Move On: A Multi-Perspective Study Exploring the Experiences of Young People with Learning Difficulties and Their Parents During Post-School Transition Hannah Fleming “What If I Get It Wrong?” A Psycho-Social Enquiry Into SENCOs’ Experiences of Learning, Doing and Teaching Maths Helen Gore “Working Together...It Doesn’t Go Far Enough Actually for What the Relationship Becomes” - An IPA Study Exploring the Experiences of Primary School SENCOs Working with Parents/Carers Through the EHCP Process Katherine Hoyle Secondary School Pupils’ Experiences of Managed Moves: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis Hannah Jarrett “What? Who? Why? When?”: A Realist Evaluation of a Parenting Programme Caroline Anne Keaney A Psychosocial Exploration of Bereaved Children’s Experiences of Exclusion From School: What Understanding Can Be Gained From a Psychoanalytic Perspective? Janchai King Young People’s Reflections on Engaging with Youth Offending Services. A Psycho-Social Exploration Jessica Knight The Experiences of Primary-School Teaching Assistants Working One-To-One with Looked-After and Adopted Children Who Present with Social, Emotional and Behavioural Difficulties; an Exploration with the Use of Attachment Theory Jane Linton How Does Having a Child with a Profound Or Multiple Disabilities Affect the Home/School Relationship? Jane Louise Park ‘Another Door Into a New World Waiting to Be Explored’: A Psycho-Social Investigation Into the Transition Experiences of Young Adults with Autism Using the Grid Elaboration Method Maria Wedlock “You Kind of Pull Back the Layers”: The Experience of Inter-Professional Supervision with Educational Psychologists Allan Willis An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Teaching Assistants’ Experiences of Forming Relationships with Pupils Who Have Autistic Spectrum Disorder in Mainstream Primary Schools

School of Biological Sciences: Sports and Exercise Science

Fernando Manuel Da Fonseca Improving the Assessment of Exercise Capacity and Cardiorespiratory Fitness in Patients Attending Cardoso Exercise-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation Jay Collison The Development and Origin of Muscle Fatigue After Hexagonal-Barbell Deadlift Exercise of Different Loads and Velocities: Contributing to a Knowledge-Base for Coaches to Make Evidence-Informed Decisions Regarding Athletic Training Programmes Michael Rogerson Green Exercise: Combined Influence of Environment and Exercise to Promote Wellbeing Joseph Alexander Shanks A Cross-Sectional Study of Radial and Tibial Ultrasonography Between Different Ethnic and Physically Active Groups Michael William Simpson The Use of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation (TDCS) to Explore How Risk Characteristics Influence Athletic Pacing. Nikki Twine The Development of a Non-Verbal Communication Based Tool to Measure Engagement in Those Who Are Unable to Self Report

XVIII Graduation 2017 Prizes

School of Health and Human Sciences: Nursing and Health Studies

Oluwaseun Ajayi 2015-16 BSc Nursing (Adult) Prize for Best Performance

Carey-Ann Baisden 2015-16 BSc Nursing (Mental Health) Prize for Best Performance

Terence Edward Gammell 2016-17 BSc WBL Mental Health Prize for Best Overall Mark

Katie Haselton 2016-17 Foundation Degree Mental Health Prize for Best Overall Mark

David Michael Taylor 2015-16 Sandra Clark Memorial Prize

Computer Science and Electronic Engineering

Oto-Obong Godwin Akpan 2015-16 TeamCast Prize (Final Year)

Glenn Carl Baker 2014-15 KF Bowden Memorial Prize (Second Year)

Charles Pieter Bos 2015-16 Frank Thilo Prize (Second Year)

Thomas Matthew Broekman 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Bernado Caballero 2015-16 R A Brooker Prize (PGT)

Cossimo Campo 2015-16 KF Bowden Memorial Prize (Second Year)

Terrence Cheng 2015-16 KF Bowden Memorial Prize (Second Year)

Scott Jason Davey 2015-16 R A Brooker Prize (PGT)

Deborah Ruth Dike 2013-14 O’Reilly Academic Prize (First Year)

Ana-Maria Dorobat 2015-16 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers UK and RI Communications Chapter Prize (PGT) Matthew Evans 2016-17 British Telecom Project Prize (Final Year)

Julian Forrester 2015-16 Devdas Korappath Gopal Prize (Second or Final Year)

Raluca Daniela Gaina 2015-16 MSc Project Prize in the Area of Computer Science

Ecaterina Gamanji 2015-16 Project Presentation Prize (Final Year)

Tudor Gheorghe 2016-17 KF Bowden Memorial Prize (Second Year)

Changyou Gong 2016-17 TeamCast Prize (Final Year)

Alexander Michael Green 2015-16 Computer Science and Electronic Engineering Prize (Final Year)

Thomas Andrew Luke Hayward 2015-16 two10degrees Prize (Final Year)

Geoffrey Henderson 2016-17 Devdas Korappath Gopal Prize (Second or Final Year)

Lewis Benford Horsley 2016-17 two10degrees Prize (Final Year)

Cameron Philip Kyle-Davidson 2014-15 KF Bowden Memorial Prize (Second Year)

Olawunmi Oreyomi 2015-16 BT Project Presentation Prize (Final Year)

Graduation 2017 XIX Prizes

Computer Science and Electronic Engineering

Joseph Bradley William Osborne 2016-17 Project Presentation Prize

Celia Rodriguez Martinez 2016-17 Wind River Systems Prize (Final Year)

Georgios Stamatiadis 2015-16 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers UK and RI Communications Chapter Prize (Final Year) 2015-16 Institute of Engineering and Technology Prize (Final Year)

Jakub Stano 2014-15 KF Bowden Memorial Prize (First Year) 2015-16 KF Bowden Memorial Prize (Second Year) 2016-17 British Telecom Project Presentation Prize (Final Year) 2016-17 Institute of Engineering and Technology Prize (Final Year)

Ka Long Lenny Wong 2015-16 KF Bowden Memorial Prize (Second Year) 2016-17 Computer Science and Electronic Engineering Prize (Final Year)

Luke Stanislaw Worger 2013-14 KF Bowden Memorial Prize (First Year) 2014-15 Devdas Korappath Gopal Prize (Second or Final Year)

Jiuzhou Wu 2015-16 Wind River Systems Prize (Final Year)

Georgios Xydas 2015-16 MSc Project Prize in the area of Telecommunication & Data Communications

Centre for Computational Finance and Economic Agents

Pouyan Dinarvand 2015-16 The CCFEA MSc Project Prize

Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies

Andrew Arthur Floyer-Acland 2015-16 David Holt Prize

Marina Milagre De Andrade E Silva 2015-16 Paul Ford Memorial Prize

Tom Ryan Edward Minor 2010-11 Don Pike Award

XX Graduation 2017 Department of Psychology

Marilena Constantinou 2014-15 Outstanding Sports Achievement

Charlotte Doherty 2015-16 Psychology Prize (Second Year Undergraduate) Third prize

Evridiki Gregoriou 2015-16 Robert Ferry Memorial Prize (Postgraduate)

Ben Harper 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Anna Rygh Hogstad 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Maren Lund 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Amy Elizabeth Ann Mack-Nava 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Rebecca Matticks 2015-16 Exceptional Service to Sport

Jade Kim Murrell 2014-15 First Year Psychology Department Prize 2015-16 A T Welford Memorial Prize (Second Year Undergraduate) 2015-16 Psychology Prize (Second Year Undergraduate) First Prize

Sabina Srokova 2015-16 Psychology Prize (Second Year Undergraduate) Second Prize

Amelia Ellen Stamp 2014-15 Outstanding Sports Achievement 2015-16 Full Sports Colours 2016-17 Outstanding Sports Achievement

Pui Yi Tam 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Lucy Jeanne Wheeler 2015-16 MSc Psychology Prize for Best Dissertation

Jemma Elizabeth Youens 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Graduation 2017 XXI Prizes

School of Biological Sciences: Sports and Exercise Science

James Raymond P Baker 2014-15 Outstanding Sports Achievement 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Katherine Mary-Anne Chinery 2014-15 OUP Achievement in Biosciences Prize 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Stevie Gaudern Farrow 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Gregory Edward R Forsaith 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Tobias James Benedict French 2014-15 Outstanding Sports Achievement 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Kieran James Good 2014-15 Outstanding Sports Achievement

Mitchell Albert Lawrence 2014-15 Outstanding Sports Achievement

Rachel Ann Lynch 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Sarah Elizabeth Nash 2015-16 Exceptional Service to Sport 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Rhys Nicholas Townsend 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Nikki Twine 2014-15 Full Sports Colours

Liam Ryan Whittaker 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

XXII Graduation 2017 School of Health and Human Sciences: Allied Health, Oral Health and Social Work

Rachel Louise Abbott 2015-16 Tavistock Trust for Aphasia Prize (Joint Award)

Abigail Joanna Blanch 2015-16 British Society of Dental Hygiene Therapy Graduate Prize

Kara Lyssa Cattell 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Kimberley Denise Clapham 2015-16 Kimmy Eldridge Outstanding Progress Foundation Degree Oral Health Science Prize

Laura Florence Collins 2015-16 BSc Prize for Best Overall Score (Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy)

Mary Corrigan 2015-16 Steve Moores Memorial Prize (Joint Award)

Tracy Lee Davies 2015-16 BSc Prize for Best Overall Score (Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy) 2015-16 Steve Moores Memorial Prize (Joint Award)

Jessica May Dunn 2016-17 John Leighton Award (BA Social Work)

William Joseph Hall 2015-16 Steve Moores Memorial Prize (Joint Award)

Fleur Adele Jeans 2015-16 Tavistock Trust for Aphasia Prize (Joint Award)

Natasha Gail Keel 2015-16 Outstanding Achievement Foundation Degree Oral Health Science Prize

Tracy Kilbourn 2016-17 MSc prize for best overall student

Marcin Kwiatowski 2016-17 Foundation Degree Adult Care Best Overall Mark

Ashley Jane Moore 2016-17 John Leighton Award (BA Social Work) (Joint Award)

Danielle Cara Murgia 2015-16 Steve Moores Memorial Prize (Joint Award)

Victoria Jane Pearson 2016-17 John Leighton Award (BA Social Work) (Joint Award)

Heather Jane Persue 2016-17 John Leighton Award (BA Social Work) (Joint Award)

Cameron Ian Rhodes 2014-15 Outstanding Sports Achievement 2015-16 Full Sports Colours

Claire Richardson 2016-17 Foundation Degree Adult Care Best Overall Mark

Katie Louise Rowland 2016-17 British Association of Dental Therapists - Outstan ding Achievement BSc (Hons) Oral Health Science Sophie Taylor 2015-16 Interprofessional Learning Prize for Completing Student with Best Overall Score

Kirsty Louise Thomas 2015-16 Steve Moores Memorial Prize (Joint Award)

Rebecca Marie Wardle 2015-16 Hannah Witheridge Award for Clinical Excellence

Graduation 2017 XXIII Please note that all ceremonies are filmed In the unlikely event of the University having and recordings are produced for sale, and to cancel, reschedule or postpone any or that all graduates are photographed during all of the Graduation ceremonies either in the presentation of their awards and prints advance, or on the day, due to circumstances are produced for sale. Photographs taken on beyond its control, the University cannot campus during the day may also be used in be held responsible for any costs incurred publicity material produced by the University, by the said cancellation, rescheduling or including posters and prospectuses. postponement. Filming on campus during graduation may also be used on the University’s website. The University of Essex would like to thank: The ceremonies are broadcast live on the the Graduate Gowning Company, Tempest internet and are made available as online Photography, Visions Unlimited and the recordings for up to four weeks following Scintillo String Quartet for their contribution the ceremonies. If you have any questions, to the Graduation ceremonies. please contact the Enquiry Desk in the foyer of the Ivor Crewe Lecture Hall.

XXIV Graduation 2017 Inspiring words from our Honorary Graduates

“Underpin everything that you do with love and kindness.” “Seize every opportunity. Never let a setback knock Jack Monroe you down.” Food writer and anti-poverty campaigner Casey Stoney Former England football captain

“Be bold, be really ambitious… “It’s important that you keep we need people to think about your spirit, and you keep your big scale ideas, don’t be frightened, energy, and you keep your and go for it.” conviction, and you keep your enthusiasm.” Baroness Martha Lane Fox Dotcom pioneer David Yates Film director and Essex alumnus

“Be fearless. There’s nothing in “Do whatever you wish with this world that should scare you… honesty and pride and you will pursue anything that you define make the world a better place.” as beyond attainment.” Professor Christopher Pissarides Obiageli “Oby” Ezekweseli Economist, Essex alumnus, Co-founder of the and Nobel Prize Winner Bring Back Our Girls campaign

Graduation 2017 11 “The gown has elegant flowing sleeves with gold lace and braiding to denote seniority.” Sir Hardy Amies

Our robes

In the year the University of Essex opened Sir undertaking his ceremonial duties at three Our academic robes are Hardy published the influential ABC of Men’s other universities he was previously linked to. a unique product of the Fashion. His designs for our robes, featuring 1960s when a cultural locally-weaved silk, celebrate his links with the Founding Vice-Chancellor Professor Sir Albert county of Essex where he had grown up. Sloman chose ‘Essex red’ as the colour for revolution challenged and our Graduation robes which were to be of blurred the established Sir Hardy was inspired by the traditional “modern flowing lines” according to The Times character of ceremonial academic robes as it reported on the University’s opening in codes of British society. used since the Middle Ages, but took a more October 1965. The vibrant colour matched the modern approach and created a unified look one used for Essex’s traditional coat-of-arms We have been different from the start and and feel for Essex. and our own armorial bearings which feature our robes were created by iconic Saville Rowe three seax – distinctive curved swords dating designer and ‘arbiter of good taste’ Sir Hardy He told the Daily Express at the time: “I have back to the early Middle Ages. Amies for our first graduation ceremony used a rather gorgeous geranium-red silk. in 1967. The gown has elegant flowing sleeves with gold lace and braiding to denote seniority. And Did you know? At the centre of the London fashion scene a ‘with-it’ mortar board in matching red silk.” from the 1950s onwards, Sir Hardy had Our University is one of the most a reputation for design flair and was the Our first Chancellor was influential international universities in the world Queen’s official dressmaker so national Conservative politician Rab Butler and and attracts academics from across the newspapers enthusiastically reported on the Daily Express noted he had only had globe. You will spot robes of all kinds of the development of our robes. the chance to wear “sombre black” while colours at our ceremonies as many of our academics will be wearing the robes of the university from which they graduated.

12 Graduation 2017 Academic robes Bachelors wear a black gown with a black hood, fully lined with the University red taffeta and a black mortarboard. Those awarded Foundation degrees wear the same except their hood is partly lined with the University red taffeta.

Masters of Arts and Masters of Science wear a black gown, with a black hood, fully lined inside with the University red and edged in white facing along with a black mortarboard. Masters of Law wear the same except their hood is trimmed in white and black. Masters of Philosophy wear the same as other Masters except their hood is faced inside with white. Diploma and Certificate candidates wear simplified versions of these robes. Doctors

Doctors of Philosophy wear a gown with the body in black, the sleeves in maroon and a hood in red with a maroon taffeta lining. A black cloth bonnet with a maroon cord is also worn. Those awarded Professional Doctorates wear the same except their hood is trimmed in black. Ceremonial robes The robes of our Principal Officers, including Masters our Chancellor, Pro-Chancellors, Vice-Chancellor and Deputy Vice-Chancellor, were created by Sir Hardy Amies and all follow a similar design. They are made from Ottoman silk woven at Sudbury, near Colchester. The decoration is in gold plate lace of a traditional design woven on a Jacqmar loom. The mortarboard is in red silk with a gold bullion tassel.

Honorary Doctors wear a gown of University red with black cuffs, edged in white at the bottom and with facings of black edged in white. They wear hoods which are red on the Bachelors outside, fully lined and edged with white, and faced with black ribbon on the inside. A black velvet bonnet with a white cord is also worn.

Honorary Doctors

Original drawing of our robes by Sir Hardy Amies

Graduation 2017 13 Welcome to your alumni community

You’ve joined a global community, 95,000 of you in 150 countries. Graduation is just the beginning of your journey and we’re with you every step of the way.

Events around the world Exclusive invites for professional networking and social events. Wherever you go, Essex is never far away. Keep questioning With continued access to the library and free online journals and books. Kickstart your career Get experience. Get paid. Get an internship with Essex Interns.

YOUR ESSEX Get a job, ALUMNI or build a brand Move ahead with careers support MEMBERSHIP and funding opportunities. Alumni discounts At the Sports Centre, Lakeside Theatre and Wivenhoe House, and Your alumni card money off through NUS Extra. For access to campus events like SubZero nights, Sports Weekend and Cine10.

Further study Boost your project Get your alumni discount on Click crowdfunding is available for postgraduate study at Essex. a year after you graduate, with no fees and specialist support.

alumni.essex.ac.uk/essexgrad 14 Graduation 2017 Messages from the Class of 2016

Today you step out of this lecture hall as a graduate of the University of Essex. You might have your future mapped out, or you might be unsure what you’ll find on the other side of student life. The Class of 2016 give their top tips for your future.

Adeseye Ogunlewe Jr Emil Kostadinov (LLB Law with Politics) (BSc Business Management) a professional athlete, has is a Project Manager at a been dubbed ‘Nigeria’s fastest pharmaceutical company in man’ and competed at the Rio Bulgaria. He is hoping to start Olympic Games in 2016. his own business.

“Essex means the world “At graduation I was fully aware to me. The staff at Essex that a pivotal moment of my were instrumental in my life was over. All the countless development. They put me on a nights spent in the library, all path which has brought me to the friendships created, all the where I am today. networking had led to this one moment. “The thrill of graduating was on the same level as Rio. Both achievements mean everything to me. “Make a plan. I was uncertain about how I should continue. Set your goals and go for it 110%. Don’t shy away from anything. Certainty and clarity are extremely valuable assets. Use your Go for anything you set your mind to. If I can do it, anyone can do it.” contacts. The network you established at Essex is very valuable. Soon, you’ll find yourself knowing people that will become professionals in their fields across the world. This knowledge is “Set your goals extremely useful and should not be ignored.” and go for it 110%.” “Use your contacts.”

Sofie Solbø M Abiola Oluikpe (BA Drama and Literature) (MSc Mental Health Nursing) is doing a Masters at the was a mature student looking University of East Anglia and for a career change. She’s hopes to specialise in theatre secured her dream job translation. as a nursing home manager.

“Graduating was such an “Believe in yourself. As emotional roller coaster. I felt graduates, especially mature ready to move on and explore students, never forget your the world, but on the other transferable skills. Your new hand, I felt incredibly sad. qualification is an added bonus. “You are allowed to panic, and it’s absolutely okay to not have “Aim high, keep focus. Seize your whole future figured out straight away. You’ll be okay. The world every employment opportunity to aspire for your next level. If I can is your oyster, and if you’re not into oysters, there will definitely be achieve what I did in less than half the first year after graduating you something somewhere out there that’s perfect for you. Follow your can. Here’s wishing you all the very best, folks!” gut, pursue what you love, and go for it!” “Follow your gut, pursue “Aim high, keep focus. what you love, and go for it.” Seize every opportunity.” alumni.essex.ac.uk/essexgrad Graduation 2017 15 Stilts Pro

Your philanthropic future

The University was One click to success founded with the support Our students have amazing ideas. And we’re of many. At Essex, helping turn those ideas into reality through philanthropy can mean our crowdfunding platform, Click. supporting our education Stilts Pro, a stilt-walking theatre company founded by Piotr Pawarski, a BA World and research, or giving Performance student had a mission “to reach your time. Individuals audiences underexposed to the benefits of theatre and give hope, ennoble, educate and and organisations help to inspire without bias.” create opportunities for the With his fellow students from East 15 Acting Piotr raised £1,425 through Click to fund brightest and the best. performances in Greek refugee camps.

Our alumni mentor students, and our staff and “In a world that is so full of fear and students volunteer in the community. Whatever uncertainty, we need open minds and open form it takes, philanthropy is at the heart hearts; we wish to spread joy and aid where of what we do. We come together to try to it’s needed the most.” change the world.

Piotr Pawarski

Our Women of the successful Click alumni volunteers Future appeal exceeded 126 125 projects have raised more worldwide attended 20 events its target and will fund 30 than £160, 000 through to support prospective and masters scholarships for crowdfunding since the current students with their international women. 2015 launch. time, advice and Essex insight.

16 Graduation 2017 Jianwei Zheng Alumnus of the Year

Jianwei Zheng, totally blind since birth, is helping to change perceptions of disability in China. He wants educational equality, and to eliminate discrimination. He is an Jianwei Zheng (centre) inspiration to others and a true embodiment of the Our alumni heroes ‘Essex Spirit’. Tamoor Ali (BSc Economics, 2004) is a Senior Commercial Analyst at BP and “I am aiming to realise my childhood dream… Jianwei’s story has been chronicled in the was voted 2015 Stonewall Role Model The dream that the life of disabled people is Chinese media by China Daily and China of the Year for promoting LGBT equality not crippled by the manacles of segregation Central Television. in the workplace. and the chains of discrimination based on disability.” His success has been followed by the Elizabeth Eastaugh (BSc Computer Chinese Government and in 2014 he met the Science, 2002) is Director of Technology This is what inspired Jianwei to teach himself President and Vice Prime Ministers when he at Expedia and believes passionately English and become the first visually-impaired was honoured as a national role model at the in getting more women into technology student in China’s southwest region to take National Awards Ceremony for Outstanding jobs. the international English language test. Disabled People. Ricky Gunawan (MA Theory and His success led him to Essex where he In 2016 he won the Social Impact Award Practice of Human Rights, 2012) is a graduated with an MA Teaching English to at the British Council Education UK Alumni death penalty abolitionist who in March Speakers of Other Languages. Awards in China. picked up a British Council alumni award for social impact. Speaking about his time at Essex Jianwei Now working as a private English tutor in said: “I’d like to thank Essex for a wonderful, China, Jianwei said: “My story has already, Dr Carly Howett (BA Physics, 2000) colourful and unforgettable life…for its and will continue, to encourage the blind in is a NASA Research Scientist and inclusivity where I gained confidence, energy, China in pursuing their dreams. I’m focused has helped discover three new moons power, and went on to realise my dream.” on developing new and advanced teaching around Saturn. approaches.” He joked: “It is said people who can find Oreoluwa Somolu (BA Economics, their classrooms at Essex will never lose His ambition is to found a school where 1998) runs an NGO in Nigeria and their way…and I will forever be proud of pupils with diverse needs – whether physical, was named one of Africa’s top ten the University.” economic or cultural – will be accepted. most influential women in science and technology.

Jo Todd (MA Sociology, 1993) is CEO at UK charity Respect and has spent two decades helping victims of “It is said people who can find domestic violence. their classrooms at Essex will You can be a hero too! never lose their way.” Graduation 2017 17 What a The year in numbers 1 great year! 600,000 PhD student in raised to fund national three scholarships for Our academics are creating and influencing the minute thesis final women world of the future. Here are just some of the research projects at Essex set to have a global impact. 5 nn Biological scientists received £255,000 Top 50 from Prostate Cancer UK to test a new method of treatment that could finalists in the for sociology and revolutionise treatment for men with global British politics in the advanced prostate cancer. Council Alumni world Awards nn Essex scientists, working with Rothamsted Research and Lancaster University have developed wheat plants that can carry out photosynthesis more efficiently which could TOP 10 nd lead to higher yields and help feed the 32 growing global population. nn Reporting human rights violations in war in the UK for in the Complete zones has been made easier thanks to engagement with University Guide a new online tool, developed by Essex business through computer scientists, which enables KTPs* civilian-led monitoring of crimes nn Essex joined the UK’s growing UNESCO University network when we were invited to establish the first UNESCO Chair in th Professor Maria Fasli 15 Analytics and Data Science. Professor Maria th Fasli will develop national and international 8 Professor Maria Fasli research capacity in analytics and data science. most international in the UK university in the for student world satisfaction

Things we know now thanks to Essex research 100% nn The London 2012 Olympic Games inspired children to get more involved in sport but this did not translate into improved physical fitness. 400 nn The more time a mother spends with her child between the ages of three and seven, the better that child’s cognitive and social skills will be. students, from of US Studies more than 60 students satisfied nn Corals in the Seychelles have adapted to naturally higher temperatures and more countries, on with their course acidic conditions caused by climate change. scholarships nn Doctors are more likely to prescribe antibiotics when they believe their patients have a high expectation of it.

nn Women are more likely than men to decide not to commit a crime when the probability of arrest goes up. Men, in contrast, are more likely to not commit th offences when they expect to earn less from crime. 30 3,112 nn The Remain campaign was only ever capable of securing a razor-thin victory in the EU referendum.

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Sources: QS World Rankings, Times Higher Education, National Student Survey *Knowledge Transfer Partnerships 18 Graduation 2017 Banksy’s Bethlehem hotel © www.walledoffhotel.com A year to remember

Eight students had a trip-of-a- Historian Dr Amanda lifetime to South Africa where Wilkinson helped Sir Ian McKellen they volunteered at a private trace his ancestry for BBC 1 nature reserve. 8 One’s Who Do You Think You Are?

Ninety-eight graduates celebrated We received £5.8m to lead an at our first graduation ceremony Essex-wide project helping young in Singapore for students of people access university. 2 Kaplan Singapore. 9 We were awarded the highest We joined forces with Global ranking of gold in the new Student volunteers in South Africa technology company ARM to national Teaching Excellence launch degree apprenticeships for 10 Framework. Cybathlon medal winners 3 engineers. We opened a new robotic Dr Matt Lodder curated an games lab, with technology exhibition of the history of British to track drones and robots at tattooing at the National Maritime 11 high speed with high accuracy. 4 Museum Cornwall. Essex researchers won a Art historian Dr Gavin Grindon bronze medal at the Cybathlon helped Banksy create a Museum where ‘pilots’ control a video of Colonialism at the heart of The 12 game with their thoughts. 5 Walled Off Hotel in Bethlehem. We were chosen by the Rugby Vice-Chancellor Professor Football Union to be part of its Anthony Forster visited Japan to England Rugby partnership. establish new partnerships and 13 6 strengthen existing links. We took a stand on improving working conditions and The Mayor of London included boosting training opportunities the University in his vision to 14 for postgraduates who teach. transform the Thames Estuary 7 into a hub for the creative and cultural industries. Kaplan Singapore graduation

See all our news: www.essex.ac.uk/news Graduation 2017 19 Some of our first students

Thinking differently since 196 4

Our first students Our historic site Iconic buildings In 1964 we welcomed 122 students. The Wivenhoe Park, the home of our Colchester Our Colchester Campus is famous for its iconic following year our Royal Charter was granted. Campus, was immortalised in oils by John ‘brutalist’ 1960s buildings and its award- We now have more than 13,000 students Constable in 1816. Today, Wivenhoe House winning twenty-first-century architecture across three campuses. hotel is a luxury four-star hotel where our Edge including the £26m Silberad Student Centre hotel School students learn their trade. and carbon-neutral Essex Business School. Special visitors Essex limelight HM The Queen has visited our Colchester Heart of Southend Campus twice marking our 21st and 40th In 2000 we joined forces with East 15 Acting anniversaries. In 1997 we welcomed Nelson School which enjoys a worldwide reputation and A unique community partnership saw us unveil Mandela as guest of Graça Machel as she an inspirational history. The Forum Southend-on-Sea at the heart of collected an Honorary Degree. our Southend Campus in 2013. Research excellence Nobel winners We have been ranked number one for politics Worldwide reputation Alumnus Óscar Arias Sanchez received the since national assessments began and have Nobel Peace Prize in 1987 for his efforts to been consistently ranked in the top 20 in the We are one of the most diverse universities in end civil wars and in 2010 fellow alumnus UK for the quality of our research. the world with staff and students drawn from Professor Sir Chris Pissarides received the more than 140 countries. Nobel Prize in economics. Pioneering studies Prestigious awards Our ground-breaking research has included Professor Peter Townsend’s work on poverty We received the Queen’s Anniversary Prize for and inequality and the development of the our work in promoting and protecting human world’s first publicly available computer rights, and 50 years of excellence in political language by Professor Tony Brooker. science won us a Regius Professorship, bestowed by HM The Queen. Did you know? It’s 50 years since our first students graduated. www.essex.ac.uk/about/history

20 Graduation 2017 Celebrate your day

More things to do Feeling hungry? Your graduate nnEnjoy a vibrant mix of music, entertainers nnOur Blues Café, Canteen, Happy Days, and great tasting food across the squares. Frango’s, the SU Bar and Zest are all open. checklist nnJoin your departmental reception to nn Refresh and The Kitchen offer takeaway nn Collect your certificate. celebrate your degree with staff and fellow options. nn Pick up a copy of your Graduation students. nn There’ll be barbecues in the squares. DVD or flashdrive from Visions nn Watch all our Graduation ceremonies for Unlimited. free in the Lakeside Theatre. Keep celebrating nn Visit Tempest Photography for your nnTake time to pause and reflect with the ceremony photos. Multi-Faith Chaplaincy team. You deserve to make the most of this special day so why not continue celebrating into the nn Check out the everythingEssex stall to evening? Top Bar, the SU Bar, Frango’s and buy official clothing and souvenirs. Happy Days are open until late. nn Buy flowers for your friends or family. nn Open your memory box to discover your future as an Essex alumnus. nn Have your photo taken next to our giant Essex letters by Generation Essex. nn Make your mark on our fingerprint RECEPTION MARQUEES tree.

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