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Scholars of Excellence Telephone: (08) 6316 1600 Email: [email protected] Web: www.fogartyfoundation.org.au The UWA Fogarty Scholar and Postal Address: The Fogarty Foundation Alumni 2020 Biographies PO Box 7875 Cloisters Square PO WA 6850 The UWA Fogarty Foundation Scholarship Program The UWA Fogarty Scholarship Program aims to strengthen our community by investing in exceptional young people who use their skills and commitment to lead positive change in our community, state and nation. Established in 2004, the UWA Forgarty Scholarship Program is one of Australia’s premier scholarship programs. The scholarship is a joint initiative between the Fogarty Foundation and The University of Western Australia, to award WA’s brightest and most committed students’ scholarships for the entirety of their university degree. The program connects scholars with local and international leaders, to provide Scholars and Alumni leadership opportunities, supported through comprehensive academic scholarships, academic mentoring, career and personal enrichment engagements and paramount to the program is a strong network of likeminded young leaders. 10 new scholarships are awarded each year to students who study across a range of disciplines. UWA Fogarty Undergraduate Scholars who choose to continue their postgraduate study at UWA are also supported in their further studies. The scholarships inclulde a tailored leadership program for the Scholar’s entire university degree that focuses on developing transformative leadership skills in each of the Scholars. The leadership program is a key element of the scholarships, where Scholars learn from, and have access to, a network of leaders, gain some insight into how our community works and hopefully the awareness of how they can make a contribution now and in the future. In 2020 we have 60 Scholars and 96 Alumni who are studying, working and making a contribution in WA and around the world. The UWA Fogarty Foundation Scholarship Program The Fogarty Foundation and The University of Western Australia view leadership as an integral factor in building strong communities. UWA Fogarty Scholars participate in a tailored Leadership Program that provides Scholars and Alumni with an excellent opportunity to learn from today’s leaders. The Leadership Program expands Scholars’ horizons by initiating opportunities for the Scholars to learn from, and have access to, a network of leaders, gain insight into how our community works and how they can positively make a contribution now and in the future. From 2020 the Leadership Program includes a focus on enterprise bringing Scholars a range of opportunities to challenge their thinking and to develop leadership, entrepreneurial and life skills. The UWA Fogarty Scholars study across a range of disciplines and as they graduate they become members of the UWA Fogarty Scholars Alumni. The alumni is a network of talented and motivated young people working in a variety of professions that will provide ongoing support and affinity between the Scholars as they evolve into their individual roles within the community. Fogarty Foundation Creating Opportunity Realising Potential THE UWA FOGARTY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM | 1 UWA Fogarty Foundation Undergraduate Scholars 2020 2019 James Barton Benjamin Caulfield Emma Bond Chelsea J Francis Hannah Bowden Elsa Fuentes-Hare Rana Ibrahim Eva Marsh Lachlan McDonald Caleb McKenna Patrick Morton Charlotte Owens Luke Osborne Henry Pemberton Lucie O’Sullivan Pooja Ramesh ~2018 Winifred Taylor-Williams Caitlin Staer Alexander van Hoek Racheline Tantular Zeke Tinley 2018 2017 Nicholas (Nick) Ellison Luke Barber Elodie Hayward James Dingley Lydia Hill Almedia Connor Jenkins Leyton Hilmer Tannith Lilford Emily Roberts Jane Pankhurst Michaela Savage Haseeb Riaz Luke Thomas +2019 Oliver Sanderson 2016 James Heald Cassandra Howell Jessica Knight Conor McLaughlin 2 | THE UWA FOGARTY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM UWA Fogarty Foundation Postgraduate Scholars 2020 2019 Edoardo Anderle Isobel Cole +2018 Chelsea Francis Adehlia Ebert Celeste Kalnenas McCarthy Hanlin Caitlin Revell ~2016 Oliver Hoare Stefano Tudor Michael Hooper Jonathan Kammann Theodore Kenworth-Groen 2018 2017 Benjamin Chia Katerina Chua ~2013 Jonathan Pang Thomas Coltrona Alec Disley Kathleen Dyer ~2012 Chloe Kirk Hamish Newman Harry Smallbone THE UWA FOGARTY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM | 3 UWA Fogarty Foundation Alumni 2019 2016 Emma Boogaerdt Anish Badgeri Julia DeLorenzo Sarah Cole Brayden Keizer +2017 Julia Crandell Elizabeth Knight Matthew Goyder Jee-Yun Leung Emma Jones Katie McAllister Rebecca Long Hayley Winchcombe +2018 Bradley McKernan Richard O’Halloran **2016 2018 Mark Shelton #2016 Jane Bromley Michael Taran ~2010 Karen Bromley Simon Thuijs Georgie Carey Rachael Van Der Moezel Indyana Chambers Galloway Katherine Dumas 2015 Joshua Dunne ^2018 Umberto Anderle Thomas Durkin Hayley Anderson ~2009 Thisuri Jayawardena Calum Braham ~2011 **2018 Christian Long Kate Fitzgerald Jasmin Sekhon Jemma Ford Elizabeth Weeda Binu Jayawardena ~2008 Justin Kruger 2017 Sasha Quahe Breanna Dixon Stephanie Sim Michael Hooper Robert Thomas Jonathan Israel Nicholas Watts Rebecca Lawrence +2015 Brooke Loneragan Jordan Lockhart Caitlin Telford 4 | THE UWA FOGARTY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM UWA Fogarty Foundation Alumni 2014 2011 Meluka Bancroft Natalie Akl Leela Dilkes-Hoffman “ 2016 Raymond Chester-Wallis Benjamin Hogan Matthew Cowcher Rachel Lee Robert Marshall ^2014 Verity Long -Droppert Michelle McMullen Blake Segler Vinith Menezes Phoebe Spencer Paul Reid Neil Thomas ~2007 Alexandra Thornton 2010 Jeremy Cowcher 2013 Kyle Hoath Naomi Altman Ian Grey Johnston Imogen Forbes-Macphail Darren Kirke Nicholas Gilbert Rachel Paterson **2012 Bharath Iyer Alison Soerensen (née Carter) Christopher Mofflin ~2006 Melissa Watts Jeremy Nixon Elliot Smith 2009 Amy Steinepreis**2014 Harmony Clayton Thomas Williams #2014 Jasmine Rhodes 2012 2008 Regan Bleechmore Marc White Yita Choong Stephanie Clugston 2007 Katherine Dellar Alexander Walter Michael Douglas Jee-Yun Elston (nee Leung) Nicholas van Bockxmeer± Fergus Kavanagh Jeremy Jian-Ming Cheang ± James Lucas Jade Roberts David Scaife David Sherwood **2013 Ryan Steed ~ Beazley Medallist ** Rhodes Scholar ^ Fulbright Scholar # Sir John Monash Award + New Columbo Plan Scholar “ Westpac Future Leaders Scholarship ± Deceased THE UWA FOGARTY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM | 5 Undergraduate 2020 James Barton Course of Study Integrated Medical Sciences and Clinical Practices James graduated with a certificate of distinction from Shenton College in 2019. He is passionate about empowering others as well as youth health. Last year, James was involved in multiple volunteering groups such as Swim for Refugees, St John’s Event Health Services and Beginners Learn to Row programs. This year, he hopes to continue with these groups whilst at university, as well as joining more volunteering groups and clubs such as Dr Yes. Alongside his studies, James was captain for the WAIS rowing development squad, and he competed in the Rowing State Championships along with multiple other competitions. He is currently coaching the Shenton College rowing team and is planning on competing at the Sydney International Rowing Regatta. James is excited to be a member of the Fogarty community, and continue his positive impact within society throughout 2020. Emma Bond Course of Study Bachelor of Philosophy majoring in Engineering Science and Physics Emma graduated from St Mary’s Anglican Girls’ School in 2019. She has played many sports including basketball, netball and athletics, and currently trains in an elite swimming squad at UWA West Coast Swimming Club. She has competed at national championships over a number of years. Emma enjoys the challenge of elite sport and the opportunity to inspire and mentor younger swimmers as the female Club Captain. Emma also loves music and plays the oboe and the piano. She was a member of the Symphony Orchestra and the Jazz Band whilst at school and hopes to continue playing in ensembles at university. Emma is passionate about the environment and volunteers with the Friends of Trigg Bushland to help restore and regenerate the bush. 6 | THE UWA FOGARTY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Undergraduate 2020 Hannah Bowden Course of Study Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours), majoring in Economics and Finance Hannah is interested in the intersection between economic, social and environmental issues and how the development of comprehensive policy outcomes can aid in the solution of all three. She enjoys playing netball and tennis and has volunteered to coach both sports for younger students over the past 5 years. As Head Girl of Georgiana Molloy Anglican School, Hannah was involved in establishing a reading program and public-speaking competition to increase students’ options to learn new skills outside of the classroom. Hannah is very grateful for the opportunity to be a Fogarty Scholar and looks forward to the exciting year ahead. Rana Ibrahim Course of Study Bachelor of Philosophy with a Direct Pathway to Doctor of Medicine. Rana graduated from Perth Modern High School in 2019. She is undertaking a Bachelor of Philosophy with a Direct Pathway to Doctor of Medicine. Rana is excited to join the UWA Fogarty Scholars network and connect with lots of inspiring people during her time at university. THE UWA FOGARTY FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM | 7 Undergraduate 2020 Lachlan McDonald Course of Study Bachelor of Philosophy, Engineering Studies and Finance;
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