December 2015 Graduation Program

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CONFERRING OF AWARDS
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15, 16, 17 & 18 DECEMBER 2015
SUMMER 2015
Llewellyn Hall
The Australian National University
Tuesday 15 December
Wednesday 16 December
Thursday 17 December
Friday 18 December
Chancellor: Professor the Honourable Gareth Evans AC QC
BA LLB (Hons) Melb, MA Oxon, HonLLD Melb, Carleton, Syd FASSA
Pro-Chancellor: Ms Robin Hughes AO
BA, MA Syd
Vice-Chancellor: Professor Ian Young AO
BE(Hons) MEngSc PhD JCU, FIEAust, FTSE
University Marshal: Associate Professor Selwyn Cornish AM
BEc(Hons) UWA
University Marshal (Alternate): Ms Lorena Kanellopoulos
DipHRM, GradCertMgt, MMgt ANU
Esquire Bedel: Dr Ian Walker
BA DipEd Syd, MA Macq, PhD UNSW
Esquire Bedel (Alternate): Ms Lorena Kanellopoulos
DipHRM, GradCertMgt, MMgt ANU
Published by The Australian National University
Conferring of Awards December 2015
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CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE
TO GRADUANDS
Today’s ceremony marks the culmination of
years of research and study. ANU owes much
to the intellectual and cultural contribution of our
student body. In return, we work to build on our
high standards in research and education. ANU
was created as part of a great nation building
exercise. That mandate continues and you share
a vital part in it.
I hope that your time with us has been enriching. It will certainly shape
your future.
Receiving your testamur is a significant achievement in its own right. It is also an
important milestone. Some of you will decide to pursue further study; some of
you will seek challenges outside the University environment.
The skills you have developed to sort what is material from what isn’t, of
separating fact from fiction, of subjecting argument to close and rigorous
analysis, and solving problems logically and creatively will stand you in good
stead in whatever path you follow. These attributes, which also equip you to be
good citizens, are pivotal to the good health of our democratic nation. We are
confident that you will abide by the highest standards of professional and ethical
conduct and to be a continuing contributor to community service throughout the
course of your lives.
For the University, today is not just about bidding farewell to our latest group of
outstanding students–it’s also about welcoming you to a new phase of life in the
ANU community, as part of our international family of alumni.
Enjoy this occasion and the celebrations with friends and loved ones. Behind
every degree lies a tale of individual effort, sacrifice and achievement.
I offer my heartiest congratulations to all of you.
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Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC
WELCOME FROM
THE VICE-CHANCELLOR
Our founders had high expectations of us.
They planned for a university which would
make all Australians proud and improve
our understanding of our country and
our neighbours.
More than 69 years later, we still have these aspirations in mind. Our global reputation is such that we can say that we have done what
was, and is, expected of us. What you do as graduates will contribute to
this legacy.
This ceremony celebrates your efforts as well as those of the friends, family
and ANU staff who have supported you.
Your achievement is like no other; you have been scrutinised by the best,
and have been admitted, by them, to their community. For this, you should
be extremely proud.
Professor Ian Young AO
I wish you well in your future endeavours–whatever it is you choose to do,
wherever you choose to do it. Conferring of Awards December 2015
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THE UNIVERSITY
Since the University’s inception,
ANU academics have taken their
ideas to the world, and the world’s
best have come here to collaborate
with internationally renowned
colleagues. ANU is Australia’s most
research-intensive university and is
consistently ranked among the best
universities in the world.
ANU collaborates closely with other research organisations,
national institutions and Federal, State and Territory
governments. Generations of ANU scholars, teachers and
graduates have shaped government policy and public
debate, making a very real contribution to the economic,
cultural and social prosperity of the nation.
ANU is the only Australian member of the International
Alliance of Research Universities (IARU)–a strategic
partnership between the world’s best education and
research institutions. The Alliance shares a focus on
research-led teaching, a commitment to educating
future leaders and tackling some of the century’s
biggest challenges.
ANU provides an environment in which learning and
research sit side-by-side. The University’s academic profile
is dictated by what we research, and we teach what
we research.
ANU graduates go on to take up leadership positions in
government, industry, research and academia at home
and abroad.
As Australia’s national university and Australia’s
finest university, ANU sets the standard in research,
education and public policy, on issues of national and
international importance.
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The culture of ANU
The distinguishing culture of ANU is one where the notion
of discovery pervades all that we do. For all staff, it is the
discovery of new and better ways to research, to educate
and to support ANU students and scholars. For academic
staff, it is the discovery of new knowledge and new
insights, and the creative use of these innovations in further
research and education. For students, it is the discovery of
new understanding, in breadth and in depth, in their fields
of interest.
Reconciliation at ANU
The University has made a formal commitment to
reconciliation with Indigenous Australians; launching in July
2009 one of the first Reconciliation Action Plans within the
higher education sector. The Plan and its implementation
provide a whole-of-institution approach to enhancing
broad engagement with Indigenous education, research,
employment and culture.
The ANU Reconciliation Action Plan is testament to the
University’s conviction that it must contribute to righting the
wrongs of the past. ANU knows that the future has to be
founded on relationships of mutual respect and meaningful
partnership between Indigenous and non-Indigenous
Australians—a future where Indigenous culture, connection
to country, and world views are treated with respect.
The University’s vision for reconciliation is to be a place
of learning that respects Indigenous culture and diversity:
a place where Indigenous and non-Indigenous people
come together to engage with their chosen discipline,
contextualised by an understanding of our shared
history. ANU aims to make an important contribution to
reconciliation by furthering scholarly learning, research and
public knowledge of Indigenous issues.
ANU provides a supportive learning environment where
Indigenous Australians can realise their potential and
achieve their aspirations. It aims to make a significant
contribution to improving higher education and employment
outcomes for Indigenous Australians. The University
community has strong and mutually beneficial partnerships
with local, national and, indeed, international Indigenous
communities. These relationships provide for the sharing
of knowledge and ideas and the opportunity to listen and
learn from Indigenous Australians about the past, their
current circumstances and their vision for the future.
T O D AY ’ S C E R E M O N Y
The Ceremony
Ceremonial objects
The Conferring of Awards ceremony begins with an
academic procession that honours graduating students,
as it moves from the back of Llewellyn Hall to the stage.
The silver mace, which is the symbol of the ViceChancellor’s authority, was presented to ANU by the
University of Oxford in 1950. It is a replica of the original
Oxford mace, made in gold by Benjamin Pyne, the
18th century goldsmith. The mace is carried before the
Vice-Chancellor by the Esquire Bedel. The larger end
of the mace is carried uppermost in the presence of
the Chancellor.
The procession is in two parts.
The first is led by two Deputy Marshals (carrying staves)
and they are followed by academic and professional staff
of the University.
The second part, the Chancellor’s Procession, is led by
the University Marshal and two Deputy Marshals. This
procession includes members of the University’s Council,
the Registrar, Deans and Directors of ANU Colleges,
Directors of Schools and Research Schools, the Chair of
the Emeritus Faculty, the University Librarian, the Master
of University House, the Deputy Vice-Chancellors, the
Pro Vice-Chancellors, Heads of Residential Colleges and
Halls of Residence, honorary graduands, special guests,
the graduating student speaker and the guest speaker.
The Esquire Bedel, carrying the silver mace, leads the
Vice-Chancellor, followed by the Pro-Chancellor and the
Chancellor. At the end of the ceremony, the Chancellor
leads the procession from the Hall.
Graduates are individually presented to the Chancellor
or Pro-Chancellor to receive a testamur that certifies the
award from which they have graduated. Testamur is a
Latin word which literally means ‘We certify’, and was
traditionally the first word written on the certificate.
Candidates for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy and
higher doctorates are presented by the Deputy ViceChancellor (Research) or Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research
and Research Training) and will kneel before the Chancellor
or Pro-Chancellor to have a hood placed over their
shoulders. Presented by the Dean, Master and other
Graduate students are presented next, with Bachelor
graduates being last. The Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor
also presents University Medals to the graduates to whom
they have been awarded. If there is an honorary doctorate,
the candidate is presented by the Vice-Chancellor to the
Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor.
Presentation of graduates is followed by staff awards and
addresses by a graduating student and the Guest Speaker.
There is a musical interlude roughly halfway through
the ceremony. Finally, the Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor
closes the ceremony and the Academic Procession leaves
the Hall.
The Chancellor’s chair, kneeling stool, mace stand and
Marshals’ staves were designed and made by George
Ingham from the Wood Workshop in the Canberra School
of Art, now part of ANU. They feature the University arms,
pierced through a polished metal background and a
composite structure of timber components. The staves of
casuarina torulosa carried by the Marshal and two Deputy
Marshals are split at the top to form clips that hold polished
stainless steel disks which are pierced with a stylised image
of the University arms.
Ceremonial dress
Traditional academic dress is worn at The Australian
National University on ceremonial occasions and at formal
events in the halls and residential colleges. The wide range
of styles and colours of the academic dress worn by staff at
ANU reflects the international character of the University.
Academic dress has been influenced by the fashions of
everyday attire since the founding of the first European
universities in Bologna, Paris and Oxford. Today’s dress,
consisting of a gown, hood, cap or bonnet, arose out of the
lay costume of the early Middle Ages. As academics at the
early universities were mostly in religious orders, the garb
they wore became the traditional dress for academics.
ANU academic dress is based on the styles worn at Oxford,
Cambridge and the University of London. Different styles
of gowns and formation of hoods indicate the Degrees of
Bachelor, Master and Doctor. The colour of the hood for
Bachelor and Master degrees indicates the ANU Academic
College where the award was undertaken. Bachelor hoods
have a narrow band of colour; Master hoods are fully-lined
with colour. Both wear black trencher caps (also known as
mortarboards). ANU Doctors of Philosophy wear a black
gown faced with blue corded silk, a hood of blue corded
silk lined with the same silk, and a black velvet bonnet with
blue cord and tassel.
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The Chancellor wears a gown of black damask-figured silk
trimmed with gold lace and a round black velvet bonnet
trimmed with gold lace with a gold cord and tassel. The
Pro-Chancellor’s gown and bonnet are similar to those of
the Chancellor but are trimmed with silver lace and the
gown does not have a train.
The Vice-Chancellor’s gown is made of black damask silk
trimmed with gold lace and a round black velvet bonnet
with a gold cord and tassel. The Deputy Vice-Chancellor’s
academic dress is identical to that of the Vice-Chancellor
except that it is trimmed with silver. Other senior staff wear
the academic dress for the highest degree they hold. The
University Marshal’s gown is blue and is faced with gold
corded silk and a bonnet trimmed with blue and gold.
Deputy Marshals wear similar gowns and bonnets to that of
the Marshal, but the gowns do not have collars or lining.
The Esquire Bedel, whose ancient ceremonial role is
to protect the Vice-Chancellor, wears a black gown of
damask-figured silk trimmed with gold and a black bonnet
trimmed with gold, and carries the University Mace.
Professors in the University and special guests who do not
have their own academic dress wear a black gown with
silver facings and bell-shaped silver sleeves and a black
bonnet. University Council members other than graduates
wear a black Master’s gown with silver facings embroidered
with the University arms and a black bonnet. Academic staff
wear either their own academic dress or a black Master’s
gown with blue facings and a black bonnet. Professional
staff without their own academic dress wear a black
undergraduate gown with a black cap. If a person has more
than one degree, the dress of the senior degree is worn.
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PROCEEDINGS
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Academic Procession
>>
Proceedings opened by the Chancellor
>>
The National Anthem
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Conferring of Higher Degrees, Masters, Bachelors,
Diplomas and Certificates
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Staff Awards
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Address by Graduating Student
>>
Address by Guest Speaker
>>
Proceedings closed by the Chancellor
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Academic Procession
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New Graduates retire
New graduates, their guests, staff, and guests of the University are invited to a reception in the piazza outside
Llewellyn Hall immediately following each ceremony.
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Tuesday 15 December
Wednesday 16 December
10am
10am
ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences
ANU College of Medicine, Biology and
Environment
The Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC,
Presiding
Presenters
ANU College of Physical and Mathematical
Sciences
Professor Paul Pickering, Dean, ANU College of Arts and
Social Sciences
Presiding
Dr Paul Sidwell, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences
Professor Jenny Corbett, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research
and Research Training)
Professor Ian Young AO, Vice-Chancellor
Presenters
Professor Barbara van Leeuwen, Director Science Education
2pm
Presiding
Presenters
Professor Paul Pickering, Dean, ANU College of Arts and
Social Sciences
2pm
ANU College of Medicine, Biology and
Environment
ANU College of Physical and Mathematical
Sciences
The Pro-Chancellor, Ms Robin Hughes AO
Dr Matthew Dowling, ANU College of Arts and Social
Sciences
Presenters
Professor Barbara Van Leeuwen, Director Science Education
Dr Matthew Dowling, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences
Professor Nicholas Glasgow, Dean, Medicine and
Health Sciences
Professor Jenny Corbett, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Research and
Research Training)
5.30pm
ANU College of Law
Presiding
Presenters
Professor Stephen Bottomley, Dean, ANU College of Law
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Thursday 17 December
Friday 18 December
10am
10am
ANU College of Business and Economics
ANU College of Asia and the Pacific
Presiding
Presiding
Presenters
Presenters
Professor Shirley Leitch, Dean, ANU College of Business
and Economics
Professor Veronica Taylor, Dean, ANU College of Asia and
the Pacific
Professor Margaret Harding, Deputy Vice-Chancellor
(Research)
Professor Celi Gao, Dean, School of Continuing Education,
Tsinghua University, China
Professor Richard Baker, Pro Vice-Chancellor
(Student Experience)
2pm
Presiding
Presenters
Professor Shirley Leitch, Dean, ANU College of Business
and Economics
Dr Matthew Dowling, ANU College of Arts and
Social Sciences
2pm
ANU College of Engineering and Computer
Science
Presiding
Presenters
Professor Elanor Huntington, Dean, ANU College of
Engineering and Computer Science
Professor Margaret Harding, Deputy Vice-Chancellor
(Research)
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SPEAKERS
10am, Tuesday 15 December
2pm, Tuesday 15 December
Guest speaker
Guest speaker
Emeritus Professor Larry Sitsky, AM
Mr Michael Cooney
DipMus SCM Syd, DFA ’97 ANU
(Doctor of the University, honoris causa recipient)
BA(Hons) ANU, MA (International Relations) ANU
Professor Sitsky is an extraordinary musician and
composer who has played a significant role in Australia’s
contemporary cultural life. He won scholarships for his
studies at the New South Wales Conservatorium of Music
and the San Francisco Conservatory. Professor Sitksy
co-founded the Composers’ Guild of Australia and the
Australian Music Ensemble and was a founding member
of the Canberra School of Music (later becoming the ANU
School of Music).
Professor Sitsky’s honours include the Alfred Hill Memorial
Prize, the Centenary Medal and the Distinguished Service
to Australian Music award. He was awarded an Order
of Australia Medal for service to music as a composer,
musicologist, pianist and educator in 2000.
Professor Sitsky is being awarded a Doctor of the
University, honoris causa, by the ANU for his distinguished
scholarship in music and musicology, for his significant
contributions to Australian society as a composer, and for
his pioneering leadership at the ANU School of Music.
Student speaker
Adel Abdel Ghafar
Adel Abdel is graduating today with a Doctor of Philosophy
in political science and international relations. After
submitting his doctoral dissertation in February 2015,
he was appointed as a Joint Fellow at the Brookings
Institution and Qatar University in Doha where he is
currently based. He has a background in international
banking and finance and has worked for a number of
financial institutions including HSBC and Citigroup. Adel
is the author of Egyptians in Revolt: Worker and Student
Mobilizations 1919-2011 (Forthcoming by Routledge,
2016) and the lead editor of The Middle East: Revolution
or Reform? (Melbourne University Press, 2014). His
commentary has been published in The New York
Times, Foreign Policy, Al Jazeera English, and Open
Democracy, among other outlets.
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Michael Cooney is Executive Director of the Chifley
Research Centre, the think tank of the Australian Labor
Party (ALP). He is Secretary of the ALP’s National Policy
Forum and co-chair of the Centre’s Inclusive Prosperity
Commission with the Hon Wayne Swan MP.
From 2010 to 2013, Michael was Speechwriter to Prime
Minister the Hon Julia Gillard MP. He is the author of
The Gillard Project (Penguin, 2015) which was launched
in Canberra at the ANU Centre for China in the World
in May this year. During 2013 and 2014, Michael was
a Senior Adviser at the HC Coombs Policy Forum
in the Crawford School of Public Policy at ANU and
assisted in the establishment of the Crawford Australian
Leadership Forum.
Michael was previously the founding Policy Director at the
progressive think tank Per Capita. He worked on the staff
of the Federal Parliamentary Labor Party for five years from
2002, including three years as Principal Policy Adviser to
Federal Labor Leaders Kim Beazley and Mark Latham.
Michael has two degrees from The Australian National
University. His Master of Arts (International Relations)
degree included a thesis on responsible power ethics in
Australia’s diplomacy over Portuguese Timor in 1974. His
undergraduate degree was in English and Philosophy, and
he was awarded first-class honours for his thesis on parody
and satire in the poetry of the Ern Malley hoax. Michael
lives with his family in Canberra, where he was born and
grew up.
10am, Wednesday 16 December
Student speaker
Guest speaker
Alexandra Biggs
Dr Amber Beavis
Alexandra is graduating today with a Bachelor of Arts.
A graduate of Canberra Girls Grammar School, she has
been a resident of Burgmann College as a Hawker Scholar
while studying at ANU. Alexandra majors in History and
has also undertaken studies in Middle Eastern and Central
Asian Studies and Political Science. This year Alexandra
has been the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences
Representative on the ANU Students’ Association. She
also sits on the Burgmann College Board of Management
as a student representative, and was previously a member
of the Interhall Arts Committee. During her time at ANU,
Alexandra has undertaken cross-institutional study at the
School of Oriental and African Studies at the University
of London and completed an internship at the Australian
War Memorial under the Australian National Internships
Program. Alexandra has represented ANU at the National
Model United Nations, New York, and as a netballer at the
Australian Eastern University Games.
BA ’02, BSc (Hons) ’03, PhD ’09 ANU
Amber Beavis is an ANU alumna of the Australia Awards
(Endeavour Research Fellowship 2010), Winston Churchill
Memorial Trust (ABRS Churchill Fellow 2010), and Emerging
Pacific Leaders Dialogue 2014 (EPLD2014).
She currently works in the not-for-profit sector as a senior
researcher for the Regional Australia Institute in Canberra.
She brings to this position a rich background through a
career path comprising of lab work in Berkeley, fieldwork in
the Pacific and in regional Western Australian communities.
With an art for storytelling, Amber is able to explain
complex information in a memorable and engaging fashion.
In 2015 Dr Beavis was named as one of the inaugural ‘Top
5 Under 40’ Scientists in Residence at the ABC’s Radio
National.
Student speaker
Alexandra Fogg
Alexandra is graduating today with a Bachelor of
Philosophy in Science with Honours in Population Health.
During her time at The Australian National University
Alexandra has been actively involved in the Bruce Hall
community, particularly as Secretary of the Common Room
Committee in 2013 and as a Senior Residential Scholar
in 2014. She has also volunteered and worked with ANU
Access & Inclusion, and continues to support a wide range
of College and University-wide events through Red Frogs.
When time permits, Alexandra enjoys sitting down with a
good book and a pot of chai.
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2pm, Wednesday 16 December
Guest speaker
Student speaker
Professor Chintamani Nagesa
Ramachandra Rao
Erin Walsh
MSc ’53 Banaras Hindu University, PhD ‘58 Purdue
University, DSc ‘60 Mysore University
(Doctor of Science, honoris causa recipient)
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Professor Rao is a world-renowned chemist and leading
scientist in nanoscience, he founded the Nehru Centre for
Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) in 1989. Professor
Rao has served as President of the Indian National Science
Academy and the World Academy of Sciences, he is also
a corresponding member of the Australian Academy of
Science, in addition to his foreign membership of nine other
academies around the world.
Professor Rao is a distinguished academic and has held
visiting professorships at a number of institutions including
Oxford University and Cambridge University. As one of
the earliest practitioners of the subject, Professor Rao has
been recognised as one of the most accomplished solidstate and materials chemist today. He was recognised for
his contributions to science in 2014, when the President of
India conferred on him the country’s highest civilian honour,
“Bharat Ratna” (Jewel of India).
Professor Rao is being awarded a Doctor of Science,
honoris causa, by the ANU for his distinguished
achievement as a scholar, his leadership in science
and technology, and his efforts in advancing science in
developing countries.
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Erin is graduating today with a Doctor of Philosophy in
Psychology. Erin’s time at ANU began with a double degree
in science and psychology, followed by honours and a PhD
in psychology. She has worked as a research assistant and
tutor at the Research School of Psychology, and is currently
a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Centre for Research on
Ageing, Health and Wellbeing. When she is not spending
quality time with her research, she works as a freelance
scientific illustrator, contributing to public events, scholarly
publications and books. In her eight years at ANU,
Erin has been actively involved in student-run societies
and mentorship programs, sat on an alarming number
of committees (including the Human Research Ethics
Committee), published papers, presented at international
conferences, and earned a University Medal for academic
excellence. She has relished being ensconced in the worldclass plethora of viewpoints, knowledge, and insights
offered by staff and fellow students at ANU.
5.30pm, Wednesday 16 December 10am, Thursday 17 December
Guest speaker
Guest speaker
Justice Stephen Gageler
Professor Adrian Pagan, AO
BEc ’80, LLB (Hons) ‘82 ANU, LL.M. ‘87 Harvard University
(Doctor of Laws, honoris causa recipient)
BEc (Hons) UQ, PhD ‘72 ANU
(Doctor of Letters, honoris causa recipient)
Justice Stephen Gageler is currently serving as a Judge
of the High Court of Australia and is the first ANU Law
graduate to achieve this distinction. Justice Gageler
graduated from ANU in 1982 with a Bachelor of Economics
and a Bachelor of Laws with (First Class Honours) and has
a Master of Laws from Harvard University. He was admitted
as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of the ACT
and the High Court of Australia.
Professor Adrian Pagan completed his PhD at the ANU
in 1972 and is recognised as world class econometrician.
His success has been acknowledged by his membership
of the Board of the Reserve Bank of Australia from 1995 2000, he has been awarded both the Centenary Medal and
the Officer of the Order of Australia. Professor Pagan has
been elected to many distinguished fellowships, including
the Academy of Social Sciences, the Society of Financial
Econometrics, and the Econometric Society.
Between 1983 and 1985 he was an Associate to the
Honourable Sir Anthony Mason, a Judge of the High Court.
Justice Gageler was appointed Senior Counsel of the
Supreme Court of NSW in 2000. In 2008 Justice Gageler
was appointed as the Solicitor-General of Australia, a
position he held until his appointment to the High Court
in 2012.
Professor Pagan has served as a consultant for the Bank
of England, the Reserve Bank of Australia, the Bank of
Norway, the Bank of Italy and the Reserve Bank of New
Zealand. He has received research grants from national
councils across three continents.
Justice Gageler is being awarded a Doctor of Laws, honoris
causa, by the ANU for his exceptional contribution to public
service and the practice of law.
Professor Pagan is being awarded a Doctor of Letters,
honoris causa, by the ANU for his outstanding contributions
to academic economics, public policy research
and education.
Student speaker
Student speaker
Edmund Bao
James David Machell
Edmund Bao is graduating today with a Bachelor of
Commerce and a Bachelor of Laws with first-class
honours. He was also last year’s top student for the ViceChancellor’s interdisciplinary course and a recipient of the
ANU Research School of Management award. In 2014
Edmund was a member of the ANU Phillip C Jessup Moot
Court team that reached the quarterfinals. In 2015 he won
the Clayton Utz Negotiations Competition, going on to
represent ANU in Sydney and internationally in Delhi. More
recently, Edmund was the recipient of the ANU World Bank
Scholarship, working in the Special Litigation Unit of its
Integrity Vice Presidency in Washington D.C., investigating
and sanctioning companies for fraud and corruption in
third world development projects. In his spare time, he
has volunteered at the ACT Youth Law Centre, edits for
the Federal Law Review, and enjoys cycling around Lake
Burley Griffin.
James is graduating today with a Master of Business
Administration. Working for over a decade in the aerospace
sector, James initially gained experience in engineering and
and later in international sales and marketing. He moved
to Australia in 2004 and commenced a third career as
a management consultant in Canberra. James enrolled
in the ANU MBA on becoming eligible as a domestic
student in 2010. Earlier this year he was selected for
an ANU International Summer Fellowship and attended
the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, India
for a program titled ‘Creative Disruptions: the story of
Indian Entrepreneurship’. James is now embarking on
his fourth career, following a grand tradition of Australian
entrepreneurs by working on his first start-up venture in
his forties. He enjoys Australian wine and making feeble
attempts to climb Australian mountains, and is a passionate
Brumbies and Wallabies supporter.
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2pm, Thursday 17 December
Guest speaker
Student speaker
Mr Graham Tuckwell
Allen Chen
BEc (Hons) ‘78, LLB ‘81 ANU
Mrs Louise Tuckwell
BDSc ’84 UQ
Graham is an alumnus of ANU, graduating with a Bachelor
of Economics with Honours in 1978, and a Bachelor of
Laws in 1981. Louise is an alumna of the University of
Queensland graduating with a Bachelor of Dental Science
in 1984, where she was awarded a University Medal.
Graham is the founder and Chairman of ETF Securities
Limited, a leading issuer of exchange traded globally. He
invented the concept of exchange traded commodities
when he launched Gold Bullion Securities in Australia in
2003. Louise worked as a dentist for a number of years
both in Australia and the UK.
In 2012 Graham and Louise founded the Tuckwell
Scholarships at the ANU, which was a ground breaking
program designed to nurture Australia’s most promising
undergraduates and develop their skills and abilities to be
successful beyond their university studies. Graham and
Louise are actively involved with the program including the
selection and induction of the Tuckwell scholars.
The program has inspired donations to other institutions
and the leadership shown by Graham and Louise was
acknowledged by the 2014 Business Higher Education
Roundtable Philanthropy Award.
Graham and Louise are being awarded a Doctor of the
University, honoris causa, by the ANU for their leadership
in and substantial contribution to advancing philanthropy
in Australia.
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Allen is graduating today from a Bachelor of Economics
and Bachelor of Commerce. Allen is formerly from Hobart,
Tasmania and moved to Canberra to study at the ANU and
resided at Bruce Hall, where he previous held a scholarship
as the Rhetoric Learning Community Coordinator. Allen
has been involved with UN Youth Australia, the oldest
and largest by-youth-for-youth organisation in Australia,
having served as the ACT Divisional President and National
Treasurer for which he was awarded Westpac’s National
Community Treasurer of the Year. He has also worked at
the Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) Banking Corporation,
Centre of Australian Ethical Research (CAER), Deloitte
Touched Tohmatsu and Airservices Australia and has
volunteered for student bodies including the Law Students
Society, Oaktree Foundation and Australian National
University Students Association. In his spare time, Allen
enjoys running and cycling, having completed two Inward
Bounds and the Canberra Marathon.
10am, Friday 18 December
2pm, Friday 18 December
Guest speaker
Guest speaker
Mr David Olsson
Mr Phil Williamson
LLB ’79 ANU
BSc (Hons) ‘88, GradCertMgt ’03 ANU
David Olsson is a finance and debt capital markets
specialist. He currently consults on China Practice at
international law firm King & Wood Mallesons (KWM).
He previously worked for Mallesons law firm in of all
its name iterations since his graduation from ANU in
1979. This includes several global postings including
London, Singapore, Hong Kong and Beijing. One career
highlight includes his work in the leadership team which
implemented a strategy to create KWM as the world’s first
Sino-foreign law firm in 2012.
Philip Williamson has taken his technology ideas from the
drawing board to the business boardroom using knowledge
gained at ANU to realise his career dreams. Phillip trained
as a Biochemist and is now an entrepreneur with a keen
eye for innovative technologies that address gaps in the
software marketplace.
David also advises government on business with China
and spends considerable time sitting on various boards.
This includes positions as Immediate Past Chairman of
the Australia China Chamber of Commerce (AustCham,
Beijing), a member of the Board of the Australia China
Council and also former Chairman of Melbourne
Affordable Housing.
Student speaker
Alexia Fuller
Alexia is graduating today with a Bachelor of Arts and
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Honours). She moved
from Sydney to Canberra to study with the ANU College
of Asia and the Pacific, expecting that a major in Japanese
would be the final milestone in her Asia-Pacific education.
Instead, she discovered it was only the start. The breadth
and diversity of the University’s Asia-Pacific Studies
program allowed Alexia to begin studying Northeast Asia,
undertaking study in Tokyo, Japan and Tianjin, China, but
also to discover new interests along the way. After a chance
encounter she enrolled in several Pacific Studies courses,
including the Pacific Islands Field School in Honolulu,
Hawai’i. Alexia then completed an internship in Suva, Fiji
and Honours in Pacific Studies, which involved researching
women in Canberra’s Indo-Fijian diaspora. In addition to
formal study with the College, she was a member of the
Asia-Pacific Week Committee in 2015 and a CAP Student
Ambassador for three years.
In the early 2000s he recognised a need for smart forms
and automated document generation software leading him
to invent Infiniti, a software platform enabling companies to
digitalise and streamline their processes.
His company, Intelledox has expanded to over 150
customer sites across four continents, recently acquiring
Fortune 500, government and financial services clients from
Singapore and the US.
Student speaker
Thomas Ratcliff
Thomas is graduating today with a Doctor of Philosophy
from the Research School of Engineering, having
completed his post-graduate study in the solar energy
research group. During his candidature, Thomas worked
with the high efficiency silicon solar cell research team. His research topic focussed on simplifying the fabrication
of high efficiency solar cells using advanced techniques,
specifically on implantation, which is an active research
topic in industry and academia. A highlight of his research
was the fabrication of a record efficiency cell using ion
implantation. Prior to studying for his PhD, Thomas
also completed his Bachelor of Engineering degree at
ANU, and since submitting his thesis has continued in
the photovoltaics research group as a post-doctoral
research fellow.
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PRIZES
Student awards
University Medal
J G Crawford Prizes
The University Medal is awarded to outstanding candidates
for the Degree of Bachelor with Honours. A Medalist must
have a distinguished academic record throughout the
program and obtain a final result of First Class Honours.
The J G Crawford Prizes were established in 1973 to
recognise Sir John Crawford’s outstanding contribution to
the University. Sir John held the posts of Director of the
Research School of Pacific Studies for seven years (19601967), Vice-Chancellor for five years (1968-1973) and
Chancellor from 1976 to 1984.
Masters Prize for Excellence
The ANU Masters Prize for Excellence was established
in 2014 to recognise outstanding student academic
achievement and excellence in Master degrees by
coursework. The prize is available for award to students
who have completed an AQF Level 9 or Level 9 Extended
program of at least 96 units, with sufficient distinction
across both coursework and research components.
Tillyard Prize
The Tillyard Prize is the oldest and most prestigious prize
available to Bachelor degree students of the University.
Originally established in 1940, the Prize is awarded to
the student whose personal qualities and contribution to
University life have been outstanding and who in the year
of the award has completed a Degree of Bachelor with
Honours. The Prize commemorates Dr Robin and Mrs
Patricia Tillyard, who were important contributors to the
formation and early life of the University as well as to the
wider Canberra community.
Awardee for 2015 is:
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Samantha An Mun Cheah
The Crawford Prizes are awarded to those graduate
students most deserving of recognition for the quality of
their graduate work. The main criterion for selection is
academic excellence, however contributions to the life of
the University may also be taken into account. Two prizes
are available for award to doctoral students who have
submitted theses during the preceding calendar year,
normally one for the natural sciences and one for social
sciences and humanities. One prize is also available for
excellence in the Master degree where the program of
study has been composed of or included research and
preparation of a thesis. The prize takes the form of a medal
and, where possible, the Crawford Prizes are presented at
the University’s Graduation Ceremonies.
Awardees for 2014 are:
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Dr Laura Rademaker
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Dr Ganna Gryn’Ova
Staff awards
Honorary conferrals
Vice Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence
in Education
Honorary degrees may be awarded for outstanding
achievement as a scholar in any field of scholarship, letters
or the arts; or outstanding contributions in the service of
society; or outstanding service to the University.
Each year the Vice-Chancellor grants awards and citations
to ANU staff recognised for their excellence as educators.
Awards are made for excellence in teaching or research
supervision, for programs that enhance learning, and for
citations for outstanding contributions to student learning.
Awards and citations may be made to individuals, teams or
programs, in recognition of their contribution to educational
excellence at ANU.
10am Tuesday 15 December 2015
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2pm Wednesday 16 December 2015
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Award for Excellence in Tutoring or Demonstrating:
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Dr Jill Sheppard
Award for Teaching Excellence:
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Dr Catherine Frieman
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Associate Professor Katrina Anderson
Award for Programs that Enhance Learning:
Emeritus Professor Larry Sitsky, AM
Doctor of the University
Professor C. N. R. Rao
Doctor of Science
5.30pm Wednesday 16 December 2015
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Justice Stephen Gageler
Doctor of Laws
10am Thursday 17 December 2015
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The Indigenous Health Stream
Professor Adrian Pagan
Doctor of Letters
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Professor Amanda Barnard
2pm Thursday 17 December 2015 >>
Ms Samia Goudie
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Ms Gaye Doolan
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Dr Phyll Dance
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Associate Professor Jenny Thomson (unable to attend)
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Associate Professor Christine Phillips
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Professor Kirsty Douglas
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Dr Jill Bestic
Dr Graham Tuckwell and Dr Louise Tuckwell
Doctors of the University
Chancellor’s Award for Distinguished Contribution
to the University
This award recognises staff and alumni of the University
whose contributions to the economic, cultural, scientific
or social development of Australia or the international
community have demonstrated distinguished service of a
high degree.
The recipient for 2015 is:
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Professor Marilyn Ball - ANU College of Medicine,
Biology and Environment
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MUSICAL ITEMS
Organ
10am, Tuesday 15 December
Dr Calvin Bowman
National anthem
LMusA, BMus(Hons) MMus Melb, MMA DMA
Yale University Organist
Rachael Thoms
Described variously as “a uniquely talented musician”
(Philip Glass), “one of the finest musical minds this
country has produced” (Graham Abbott), and “truly
gifted” (Ezra Laderman), Calvin Bowman is currently
Senior Lecturer and University Organist at The Australian
National University and Associate Artistic Director
of the Melbourne Chamber Orchestra. His principal
teachers have included John O’Donnell and Thomas
Murray, organ; Donald Thornton, piano; Davitt Moroney,
harpsichord; and Graeme Koehne and Ezra Laderman,
composition. He has also attended masterclasses in
Europe and the United States with Marie-Claire Alain,
Michael Radulescu, Jean-Claude Zehnder, Gillian Weir
and Thomas Trotter.
Musical interlude
Dr Bowman’s compositional skills have been recognised
with the awarding of a prestigious Australia Council
Fellowship for 2008-9, and he is a laureate of the Ned
Rorem Award for Song Composition, the Diana Barnhart
American Song Competition, and the English Poetry and
Song Society Artsong Award. In late 2009, Sir Neville
Marriner conducted two performances of his song cycle
I would sing a little while, Sir Neville declaring the piece
“an absolute gem of twenty-first century imagination”.
Calvin Bowman was also named one of the most
influential people in Melbourne for 2009 by The Age.
Banjo and Fiddle (by William Kroll)
Dr Bowman is a graduate of The University of Melbourne,
and was the first Australian to graduate with a Doctor
of Musical Arts degree from Yale University with the
assistance of a Fulbright Scholarship. He is a member
of Australian Mensa and a life member of The Australian
Fulbright Association. He was appointed as University
Organist in 2011.
Aaron Chew–Piano
Rigoletto Paraphrase (by Liszt) 2pm, Tuesday 15 December
National anthem
Rachael Thoms
Musical interlude
Aaron Chew–Piano and Helena Popovic–Violin
10am, Wednesday 16 December
National anthem
Rachael Thoms
Musical interlude
Kaleid: Kirrah Amosa, Jacquie Douglas and
Amy Jenkins–Vocals
Karma (by Kaleid) SAFIA mashup
2pm, Wednesday 16 December
National anthem
Rachael Thoms
Musical interlude
Needless to Say (by Kaleid),
Hotline Bling/Running (by Drake and Naughty Boy)
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5.30pm, Wednesday 16 December
2pm, Friday 18 December
National anthem
National anthem
Rachael Thoms
Rachael Thoms
Musical interlude
Musical interlude
Karma (by Kaleid), Alive (by Sia)
Karma (by Kaleid) SAFIA mashup
10am, Thursday 17 December
Reception Jazz Musicians
National anthem
Ben Forte–Guitar
Rachael Thoms
Musical interlude
Callum Henshaw–Guitar
Hayden Fritzlaff–Drums
Malcolm Newland–Drums
Jack Schwenke–Bass
Hugo Lee–Saxophone
Un Sueño en la Floresta (by Agustín Barrios)
2pm, Thursday 17 December
National anthem
Rachael Thoms
Musical interlude
Callum Henshaw–Guitar
Un Sueño en la Floresta (by Agustín Barrios)
10am, Friday 18 December
National anthem
Rachael Thoms
Musical interlude
Needless to Say (by Kaleid),
Riptide/Mirrors (by Vance Joy/Justin Timberlake)
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This program lists the names of those eligible to receive awards at these ceremonies. Those attending will have their awards
conferred by the Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor, who will present them with their testamurs as they cross the stage. Those
unable to attend may have their awards conferred in absentia. Those who qualify for two or more awards will be conferred
by the Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor and have all awards presented at the same time.
The program lists all students who are receiving an award, not only those who are present today.
10am Tuesday 15 December
Doctor of Philosophy
Elizabeth Allen
Individual, Family and Neighbourhood Contributions to Child Excess Weight and Screen Time among Two
Australian Cohorts
Clement Arthur Baker-Finch
Systems of Logic and Belief : An investigation of Some Conceptual Art Strategies
Elizabeth Beaton
The Machiavellian Political Influence in Epic Fantasy
Sally Jane Blake
Visualising Potential Space: Articulating the Connections between Self and Nature through Textile and Drawing Practice
Po-yi Chiang
“Pottery Production and Social Complexity on the Chengdu Plain, Sichuan, China, 2500 to 800 BC”
Aisling Crean
Humility and the Metaphysics of Properties
Jacqueline D’Arcy
On His Majesty’s Service: George Augustus Robinson’s First Forty Years in England and Van Diemen’s Land
Linda Margaret Devereux
Narrating a Congo Missionary Childhood (1958–1964): Memory and Meaning Examined through a Creative Non-Fiction Text
and Exegesis
Jacqui Donegan
The Confectionery Kings: Robertson, Allen and Hoadley, 1875-1945
Lisa Anne Dunbar Solas
Becoming Inka: An interpretative narrative of the metamorphosis, taqui and landscape of Tanta Karwa
Edward Elliott
Representation Theorems and the Grounds of Intentionality
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David Fettling
‘Learning on the Ground’: Five Australian Officials and Asian Decolonisation, 1945-1950
Cathryn Vanessa Franzi
An Australian Botanical Narrative: A Practice-Led Enquiry into Representations of Australian Flora on the Ceramic Vessel as
an Expression of Environmental Culture
Angela Gehling
‘A New Discovery of an Old Intrigue’: A Re-Evaluation of Daniel Defoe’s Library Catalogue, with a Case Study of its Iberian
Content
Christopher Allan Gyngell
Human Enhancement and Human Diversity: The Need for a Coordinated Approach to Enhancement Technologies
Steven Mark Holland
Continuing the Copperhead : Bronze Casting Processes and Elapid Snakes of the Canberra District
Margaret Venz Hutchison
Painting War: Memory Making and Australia’s Official War Art Scheme, 1916–1922
Matthew Donald Adrian Lorenzon
The Stone and the Ivy: Music and Philosophy in Antagonisme by Xavier Darasse, on a Text by Alain Badiou
James Low
A Commitment to Professional Reform: An Administrative History of Executive Development and Training in the Singapore
Public Service, 1959 to 2001
Hannah Ky McCann
Re-Reading the Feminine Present: Affective and Queer Transformations
Denise Morgan
Roar: A Melbourne Phenomenon
Helen Moyle
The Fall of Fertility in Tasmania in the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries
Raquel Ormella
Discursive Animals: Prop or Participant? A Discussion of Three Contemporary Australian Artworks
Nicholas Samuel Smith
The Future of Boredom. A Novel: The Future of Food. A Dissertation: ‘Work, Meaning and Boredom in David Foster
Wallace’s The Pale King’
Christine Susan Wallace
The Silken Cord: Contemporaneous 20th Century Prime Ministerial Biography in Australia and Its Meaning
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Master of Philosophy
Andrew Charles Baker
Matthew Higgins
Jacqueline Dwyer
Alannah Pearson
Lynne Maree Flemons
Wendy Robin Tsai
Yike Gao
Master of Advanced Studies
Amelia Frantz
Jo-Anne Elizabeth Steel
Master of Anthropology
Lauren Elizabeth Norton
Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development
Gemma Louise Archer
Phoebe Erickson
Holly Mason-White
Margareta Widya Artanti
Duncan James Fraser
Cassandra Jade Mathie
Emily Patricia Blenkin
Joel Hamago
Elizabeth Morgan
Emma Carlin
Shane Harrison
Corinne Walsh
Jennifer Ngaire Clement
Kala Heinemann
Stephanie Laurice Werner
Master of Applied Linguistics (Research) with Honours
Adrian Brown
Master of Archaeological Science
Lucy Blackam
Alan Hay
Karl Vincent Evans Morthorpe
Tara Rosemary Edwards
Tanya Michelle Johnson
Zachary Spielvogel
Master of Archaeological Science (Advanced) with Honours
Amanda Julia Cook
Sze Haw Liew
Chelsea Erin Barbara Morgan
Maria Rosario Cordero Fernandez
Madison Holly Llewellin
Lauren Nicole Prossor
Master of Biological Anthropology (Advanced) with Honours
Joanna Ivy Blake
Master of Classical Studies
Lachlan McColl
Master of Culture, Health and Medicine
Nicholas Cartwright Elmitt
Emily Caitlin McLoughlin
Master of Culture, Health and Medicine (Advanced) with Honours
Nur Newaz Khan
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Master of General and Applied Linguistics
Sarah Brownsdon
Yixue Xu
Master of General and Applied Linguistics (Advanced) with Honours
Naijing Liu
Li-Chen Yeh
Shuyu Zhang
Master of Globalisation
Annika Jane Karjalainen
Master of Globalisation (Advanced) with Honours
Maximiliane Christiana Hanft
Master of History
Peter Ernest Gerhard Muller
Master of Liberal Arts
Heather Anne Monro-Allison
Master of Liberal Arts (Cultural and Environmental Heritage)
Tyler Markham Beebe
Margaret Kathleen Ford
Katherine Louise Penman
Master of Liberal Arts (Museums and Collections)
Gina Dow
Katrina Osborne
Erin Anne Gazzard
Vicki Louise Pow
Heather Christine Gill
Judith Winternitz
Christine Mary Kitch
Master of Liberal Arts (Visual Culture Research)
Nicola Menser Hearn
Master of Liberal Arts (Writing, World Histories and Lives)
Margaret Archbold
Master of Linguistics
Emma Louise Grist
Rhonda Regina Smith
Master of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies
Jamie Alexander Horsfield
Matt Simpson
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Master of Museum and Heritage Studies
Eriko Minami
Master of Museum and Heritage Studies (Advanced) with Honours
Alana Joy Garwood-Houng
Sloane Pielli
Haoyang Wang
Master of Music (Advanced) with Honours
Qichen Yan
Master of Social Research
Michelle Irving
Master of Social Research (Advanced) with Honours
Xujing Bai
Master of Studies
Emma Elizabeth Creed
Sajida Mohamed
Prue Alison Torrance
Adam Gleeson
Peter Orr
Chris White
Pabasari Savanthi Griffin
Jiawei Pan
Kate Jane Wines
Xiaoxi Liu
Songhuizi Peng
Ruibo Zhang
Master of Visual Arts
Sharyn Brown
Shannon Garson
Deborah Frances Gower
Macdonald Bernard Nichols
Master of Studies/Graduate Certificate in National Security Policy
Thomas Endelman
Master of Visual Arts (Advanced) with Honours/Master of Visual Arts
Michelle Joesphine Hallinan
Graduate Diploma in Arts
Dawn Buerdlmayer
Matthew O’Rourke
Graduate Certificate in Archaeological Science
Sophie Elizabeth Jackson
Graduate Certificate in Biological Anthropology
Brooke Christine Hendry
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Graduate Certificate in Development
Amanda Edmonds
Graduate Certificate in History
Lindl Artemis Orthia
Graduate Certificate in Social Research
Montserrat Alvarez Klee
Ahna Jan Hogan
Graduate Certificate of Arts
Jessica Munn Munn Chia
Alexandra Elizabeth Moir
Waleed Mushtaq
Graduate Certificate of Studies
Azmin Nur Ahmad Zamri
Yi Min Huo
Heather Kate Melvin
Qian Chen
Christopher Scot Jameson
Fangying Peng
Yunzhu Chen
Gary Dante Leigh
Tiffany Jane Roy
Cheng Cheng
Siyu Li
Yanhua Zhou
Bora Heng
Tsz Wa Mak
Zhenghang Zhu
Christopher James Bainbridge
Yvette Griffiths
Jamal Salem
Alec Stuart Brinsmead
Joy Marie Kerr
Anirjit Sen
Emily McElhinny Buckley
Alan Richard Hamlyn Moxey
Kate Adele Terry
Philippa Margaret Clark
Camilla Pondel
Kevin Tiernan
Dominique Coles
Catherine Jane Proctor
Yan Kei Tse
Alexandra Jane Dening
Rebecca Jayne Pryor
Casey John White
Bachelor of Arts
Saskia Holbourn
David Spencer McCrae
Bachelor of Arts with Honours
Ben Vonthethoff
Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Music with Honours
Jeffrey Cheah
Daniel Faber
Cassandra Swee Mei Low
Bachelor of Development Studies
Bethany Rose Flanagan
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Bachelor of Visual Arts
Riley Beaumont
Ariana Louise Hunt
Eowyn Osborne
Elizabeth Considine Bennett
Danielle Johnson-Davey
Belle Palmer
Ned Vincent Roy Bott
Megan Maree Kennedy
Thomas Pearson
Sarah Jane Crisp
Peter Kongmalavong
Julia Dae Peric
Morven Jane Downie
Matthew Lemon
Rachael Emily Russell
Jessica Margaret Eagles
Darren Patrick Lloyd
Tristan Benson Sidgwick
Rose-Mary Faulkner
Clinton Wayne Madden
Miriam Rose Slater
Kristin Alys Firth
Bronte Lea Morel
Clare Madeleine Solomon
Ashleigh Jade Green
Claire Elizabeth Morgan
Diana Elizabeth White
Hilary Grace Hanrahan
Kelda Morris
Olivia Helena Willems
Mahala May Hill
Kelsey Keresiya Mutandadzi
Claire Rachel Williams
Jane Amelia Horton
Catherine Newton
Caitlin Louise Woodford
Kirrily Louise Humphries
Anna-Maree O’Neale
Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours
Sophie Jane Bishop
Brooke Mary Jarvis-Dempsey
Sally Anne O’Callaghan
Zoe Brand
Rowan Kane
Clare Peters
Thomas Arthur Buckland
Alya Khan
Christine Ramsey
Casey Crockford
Sanne Koelemij
Rebecca Jean-Louise Selleck
Sebastian Brian Cross
Cassandra Elizabeth Layne
Rebecca Catherine Setnicar
Mimi Isabella Fairall
Harriet Joan Lee Robinson
Frances Patricia Spurgin
Catherine Mea Freeman
Sam Jordan Leheny
Sian Janetta Watson
Octavio Garcia Alvarado
Chelsea Simone Lemon
Mung Fei Wong
Kelly Helen Hayes
Alycia Rose Moffat
Madisyn Elise Zabel
Susan Mary Hewat
Catherine Cato Mueller
Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours/University Medal
Hannah Margaret Gason
Bachelor of Archaeological Practice/Diploma of Languages
Bridget Louisa San Miguel
Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Economics
Clare Marie Johnson Brennan
Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Music
Samuel Jude Gaffney
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies
Elizabeth Angela Bailetti
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Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)
Heloise Pei-Ni Hocart
Emma Shinozaki-Langridge
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce
Frances Barnard
Melissa del Rio
Hamish Padgett Lade
Timothy James Edmund Carton
Alexander Dixon
Edward McKinnon
Madison Ashley Coombes
Thomas Leigh Durham
Claire Cecile Richards
Katrina Helen Dawes
Henry Lee George Dwyer
Madeleine Claire Short
William Fennell
Duke Ermilio
Rachel Grace Watson
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Criminology
Nadienne Mariee Roffey
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Development Studies
Laira Penelope Rose Burfitt
Bronwyn Jean Radford
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Economics
Oscar Nearhos Lane
Joseph Gerard Mitchell
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of European Studies
Sabina Grace Gerardi
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Music
Gillian Heather Colgan
Jarod Esposito
Anna Rachel Davies
Marcella Tonini
Jacqueline Mireille Douglas
Amelia Matilda Watson
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Visual Arts
Johanna Amelia Butler
Lizabeth Karen Collier
Ellen Piriya Hewitt
Ashley Louise St George
Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Arts
Benjamin Djung
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Music
Ying Li
Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Arts
Stephanie Elizabeth Dolman
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Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Music
Jessica Ruth Bird
Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Commerce
Grace Castle-Burns
Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of International Security Studies
William Shennan Baulch
Bachelor of Music with Honours/Associate Degree
Llewellyn Osborne
Bachelor of Policy Studies/Bachelor of Commerce
Sariel Taylor Pindo
Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Arts
Janis Lejins
Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Digital Arts
Andrew Craig Proctor
Bachelor of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Music
Sarah Ashlee Rees
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2pm Tuesday 15 December
Bachelor of Archaeological Practice
Brendan Lezlie Bayliss
Nicola Louise Pentecost
Chanwoo Cho
Jake Andrew Smith
Anna Romona Davis
Victoria Joy Tasker
Bachelor of Archaeological Practice with Honours
Alejandra Katherine Cares Henriquez
Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship
Alicia Eloise MacGregor Cox
Jessica Margaret Morwitch
John Joseph Evans
Gemma Pike
Gabrielle Anne McDermott
Jacqueline Rodrigues
Isabella Grace Molineaux
Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship with Honours
Alysha Mary Redston
Erin Frances Vink
Bachelor of Arts
Claire Elise Anderson
Bronte Ferraro
Lang Liu
Florence Wan Yu Ang
Katherine Amber Filippello
Damara Rose Lockhart
Ria Bahl
Frank Donald Gafa
Stuart Loebl
Matilda Grace Bailey
Brianna Lauren Gray
Olivia Love
Charlotte Barclay
Eloise Katherine Griffiths
Angus Wilson Mackie
Zachary Barnes
Meghan Elizabeth Hadley
Tara Ebony Mairs
Alexandra Grace Biggs
Julia Macdonald Haiblen
Eleanor Ruth Malbon
Rachel Andrea Blackwell
Eleanor Frances Agar Hansard
Ian James Martin
Jessica Brand
Brooke Natalie Hogan
Jake Geoffrey John McDermott
John Timothy Robert Casey
Rachel Jennifer Holland
Thomas Andrew McLachlan
Chen Chen
Emily Horsley
Emily Jane McNamara
Timothy Jia Yun Choong
Elise So Yun Horspool
Elizabeth Fiona Milne
Gabrielle Coffey
Linnea Houghton
Anthony James Moore
Daniel Coldwell
Junta Ikeda
Nathan Joseph Mullins
Emily Jessica Colonna
Benjamin James Irving
Elizabeth Claire Nicholls
Adam Daniel Cooke
Ziad Jamal
Thomas Francis Nock
Zoe Rebecca Coombe
Amy Kathleen Jones
Kornchanok Nushkasem
Joshua Creaser
Meaghan McQuinn Jones
Camilla Patini
Philip Crothers
Karen Justine Khoo
Marisa Elise Penklis
Edgar George Daly
Sungmin Kim
Samantha Shirley Perret
Madeleine Leonie Drahos
Henry Theodore Kimpton
Catherine Lee Prince
Benjamin William Duggan
Jules Kirk
Philip Brian Pritchard
Grace Elizabeth Elkins
Hanul Lee
Simone Grace Proctor
Elizabeth Ann Feint
Hyeran Lee
Hye Ryeong Ra
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Phoebe Margaret Raff
Mengyao Su
Kate Victoria Wright
Sengian Sam
Fengyi Wang
Hye Been Yang
Dolma Yangzom Samkhar
Jessica Dee Wang
Victor Hie-Seng Yii
Jessica Renee Shugg
Zhe Wang
Caryn Jiawei Zou
Beatrice Alison Smith
Ying Hoi Wong
Bachelor of Arts (Development Studies)
Bianca Maria Peyra
Bachelor of Arts (International Relations)
Laura Elizabeth Matheson
Bachelor of Arts with Honours
Giverney Clare Ainscough
Joanna Barbara Higgins
Jenna O’Connell
Philippa Louise Barter
Andrew Glendower Lloyd Jones
Yining Ong
Joshua Bentley Bishop
Mei Shen Lee
Cynthia Parayiwa
Angus James William Bowers
Bing Hong Lim
Ruqiyah Patel
Vritika Chandra
Elaine Yi Ling Lui
Brigitta Nicole Quantock
Yasmine Davis
Ann Catherine Mackay
Kira Scaife
Rachelle Louise Dawson
Clare Helen McFadden
Aimee Anna Strang
Garry Earl-Spurr
Kael Keith McCormack-Skewes
Win Yee Tan
James Geoffrey Frost
Benjamin Peter McMullin
Hayley Jean Wilkinson
Chiara Adriana Grassia
Andrew Scott McQuiggin
Sian Marie Willoughby
Sebastian John Grassia
Harrison Matthew Miller
Madelaine Laura Winkler
Duncan Ronald Grey
Hui Min Ng
Yin Ting Sharon Yim
Ryan James Hemsley
Kate Oakes
Bachelor of Classical Studies
Katherine Elsbeth Prouting
Bachelor of Classical Studies with Honours
Max David Aitkin
Jessica Lauren McEwan
Caitlin Emma Smith
Bachelor of Criminology
Erin Louise Harriott
Erica Lillian Moy
Matthew James Musgrave
Georgia Dale Pelle
Bachelor of Design Arts
Simon Andrew Azzopardi
Qianru Kang
Reuben Bokaba
Jing Jing Liu
Amelia Chapman
Grace Madeleine Moylan
Tundi-Rose Hammond
Pia Mikaela Nemec
Rohan James Hunt
David Scerri
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Bachelor of Design Arts with Honours
Estelle Rose Briedis Spelman
Bachelor of Development Studies
Katherine Elizabeth Sharp
Bachelor of Development Studies with Honours
Ainsley Jones
Rosalie Jane Willows
Bachelor of Digital Arts
Gareth David Dunstone
Fiona Louise Morland
Samantha Anne Sheehan
Thomas Scott
Bachelor of International Relations
Ruth Emily Albertson Kill
Emily Louise Gleeson
Callum Andrew Sandison
Emma Alice Battye
Camille Claudia Greenfield
David Anderson Sheridan
Jazmin Bielec
Patrick Greenfield
Claire Griffith Smith
Anna Brandebura
Lok Kwan Ho
Isabella Marie Stephens
Theresa Maye Buetre
Woo Jin Jung
Elise Kara Terrell
Weichen Cao
James Peter Koval
Riley Thom
Natasha Singh Chabbra
Marissa Jordan Lightfoot
Emily Claire Nash Thornton
David Chun
Wanjoo Lim
Kristina Sarah Diana Vanhove
Adam Peter Clarkson
Ludmila Naumann
Dai Diana Wang
Cameron James Coventry
Sian Nicole Parker
Qi Wang
Simon Davies
Tanim Rahman
Hamish Latimer Whittle
Julia Eecen
Krisha Rana
Lauren Filmer
Hannah Nancye Roberts
Bachelor of International Relations with Honours
Isabella Lucia Basaglia
Joseph Lewis
Robert Evered
Charlotte Louise Papworth
Penelope Jacobs
Laura Rohan-Jones
Bachelor of Languages
Georgina Hood
Carmina Grace Familar
Josephine Radnedge
Sae Ra Oh
Codie Anne Bell
Simon Alexander Quinn
Larina Combridge
Jacqueline Louise Radisich
Bachelor of Latin American Studies
Hillary Clar Salmon Krone
Bridget Louise Letts
Bachelor of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies
Cameron John Brady
31
Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours
Timothy John Hall Boston
Maksim Fedoseev
Benjamin Stilling
Georgina Rose Clough
Andrew Feng
Julian Christopher Scott
Rohan Lucio Curtotti
Ella Phoebe Joy Relf
Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics
William Brown
Dylan Karunaratne
Shenelle Esmeralda Egbert
Alexandra Clementine Grace Kaye
Danielle Jennifer Farrell
Jacqueline Joy Lange
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asian Studies
Jennifer Plaistowe
Dinith Adikari
Russell Swan
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
Madeleine Patrice Markey
Diploma of Languages
Catherine Linley Day
Timothy James Golder
Mari Ruuskanen
Kara Louise Turnbull
Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours/Bachelor of Arts with Honours
Elysia Xin Yue Teh
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Chenyang Ye
10am Wednesday 16 December
ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment
ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
Bachelor of Biotechnology
Ummaira Abd Rahim
Shiuan Pey Tou
Rebecca Louise Longstaff
Yaoyuan Zhang
Rory Stanford
Bachelor of Biotechnology with Honours
James Peter Antoney
Bachelor of Commerce
Jack Henry Perren-Leveridge
Bachelor of Genetics
Ainsley Renee Davies
Bachelor of Genetics with Honours
Gabrielle Leilani Gross
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability)
Zoe Emma Anderson
Simon John Mulvaney
Sarah Carters
Khoirun Nisa’ Sri Mumpuni
Timothy Robert Ingold
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) Advanced with Honours
Madeleine Jane Brodie
Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) with Honours
Victoria Alice Pilbeam
Bachelor of Medical Science
Sophie Louise Anderson
Emily Jane Kane
Sarah Morgan Emma Ryan-Charles
William David Bradbury
Mingyu Lee
Carl Paulo Senson
Callum Cambourne
Tran Phuong Luc
Oliver Allan Siiteri
Wendy Chak
Shaaerah Mahboob
Benjamin Spann
Lindsay Xin Chen
Kelsey Leigh Marshall
Yuet Long Eujenie Ton
Shaun Hong Xuan Fones
Stephanie Louise McDonald
Victor Le Vuong
Brooke Patrice Harrigan
Tam Nguyen
Alyssa Mengrou Wang
Nikki Leigh Harvey
Scott Paterson Pearce
Kaisy Xinhong Ye
Hsien-Pang Hu
James Kendall Robson
33
Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours
Katharine Jane Bassett
Jordan Douglas Glover
Mark Donald Stafford-Bell
Brigette Kathleen Johns Boast
Georgia Henshaw
Emma Wisdom
Ellen Marie Coyle
Kathryn Patricia McKeon
Gerard Sherman Young
Tess Adelle Dahlenburg
Ashwin Rajesh
Shangxian Zhou
Roshan Chandika Dalpadado
Laura Seren Saville
Leah Bridget Gerrard
Pamodha Buddima Somasiri
Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours
Lauren Grace Ashman
Etienne Noel Masle-Farquhar
Georg Dominic Weiller
Sam Andrew Backwell
Hillary Minami McArthur
Laura Therese Wey
Alexandra Jane Fogg
Henry Poetrodjojo
Yale Zhuxiao Wong
Claire Liang Gardner
Ciaron Daniel Quinlivan
Cassandra Yuen
Josephine Hope Ginty
Prithvi Manjunatha Reddy
Guozhi Zhang
Helen Therese Kennedy
Laura Elizabeth Sofoulis
Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours/University Medal
Benjamin Yuhang Bai
Ruvindha Lakshan Lecamwasam
Rebecca Louise Wardell
Rebecca Louise Davies
Aero Coorong Lambert Leplastrier
Caela Frances Welsh
Daniel Arthur Filan
Natalie Shadwell
Xenia Alessandra Weber
Eloise Evelyn Hamilton
Jiao-Yu Wang
Bachelor of Psychology with Honours
Annika Louise Hellsing
Katie Lauren Stalker
Daniel George Priest
Sebastian Yueheng Tsui
Deirdre Deborah Sandgren
Tsz Ying Wong
Bachelor of Psychology with Honours/University Medal
Rebecca Kathleen Lawrence
Bachelor of Science
Elizabeth Alexander
Manon Dalaison
Paige Elise Hudson
Jalil Mohammad Aqel
Shayani Lahiru Dasanayaka
Morgan Suzanne Hunter
John Arakkal
Nicholas Den Houting
Adelaide Lily Irish
Caitlin Hannah Bannister
Tommaso William D’Orsogna
Alice Johnston
Randall Putera Barry
Alexei Igoravich Dukhnovski
Joy Oluwafunke Jolayemi
Catherine Elizabeth Bliss
Paige Erin Enright
Gayathri Karthik
Emma Leigh Bliss
Harriet Elizabeth Farlow
Minji Kim
Rachael Anne Bowden
Rachael Emma Featherstone
Nicholas James Klein
Simone Marie Brown
William Ian Gordon Flowers
Gabrielle Krucler
Owen David Carr
Joseph Richard Foskett
Callum James Kucka
Andy Bai Le Chen
Chanakya Goli
Zachariah Thomas Lamont
David Clarke
Robin Grun
Sanghyeok Lee
Benjamin Thomas Coghlan
Emily Haag
Fang Li
Peter Andrew Fisher Collins
Brooke Courtney Haling
Yingting Liu
Genevieve Suzanne Crutchley
Sally Louise Heading
Tharika Mayomi Liyanage
Christopher James Cutting
Jiayi Huang
Teagan Elise Mahon
34
Andrew Mark Mallett
Sophie Elizabeth Peacock
Sivanuja Vijayavicknesh
James David Manley
Jing Qian
Paul John Walker
Daniel Felipe Martinez Escobar
Hugh Francis Ross
Thomas Gyula Wallace
Keita Matsumoto
Sughayshinie Samba Sibam
Xiaoya Wang
Alexandria McAlpine
Paarani Santhirasegaran
Jessica Ann Ward-Jones
Karen Dominika Milewska
Benjamin James Shoard
Karen Stacey Warnes
Katriana Elaine Jane Milne
Nicholas Antony Stafford-Bell
Matthew Leslie Wickham
Clare Rose Moore
Duncan Robertson Stuart
James Charles Stewart Williams
Bruce Andrew Munro
Rebecca Swayn
Alexander James Worrell
Runjia Ning
Syed Muhammad Faisal Aljunied
Ronghao Xu
Michael McKean O’Malley
Dan Yang Tang
Guheng Zhang
Caitlin Scarlett O’Meara
Misty Dawn Thorose
Hanqing Zhao
Evan David Packard
Rosanna Teresa Trimboli
Siru Zheng
Gordon Brian Parmenter
Mahmoud Ugool
Bachelor of Science (Advanced) with Honours
Rebecca Ellen Drown
Jonathon Leslie Lieschke
Tekle Setargew
Camilla Rose Fisher
Gino Lu
Laura Marion Smith
Matthew Stephen Michael Gerathy
Jason Nathaniel Marsh
Madison Sowden
Tze How Goh
Ellen McRae
Michael Milan Taleski
Faiyaz Khan
Gyuchul Myeong
Anneke Louise Knol
Nghiem Nguyen
George Alistair Murray Laffan
Thomas James Pagram
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
Leila Rose Berjaoui
Sophie Claire Hope
Lara Mei-Li Ong
Jordan Rose-Anna Brown
Georgia Lauren Houston
Caterina Pelle
Sooyeon Choi
Jaimee Hunt
Emily Louise Julianne Read
Jia Wei Chong
Lukasz Jerzy Jagiello
Michael Jake Schier
Sabrina Leigh Choo
Rhiannon Morgana Johnson
Peter Ashley Twiss
Helen Frieda Copeland
Hussien Kassouh
Amanda India Winiger
Jolene Alexa Cox
Yu Liu
Meg Patricia Wootten
Alexandra Harwood
Felicia Loh
Emily Yam Pei Xuan
Catherine Penelope Hitches
Stephanie Rose Marshall
Bachelor of Science (Psychology) with Honours
Max Andrewartha
Tahlia Brooke Gash
Sarah Louise McKenna
Stephanie Louise Burk
Beth Holmes Gunningham
Erin Louise Parker
Claire Elizabeth-Jane Caldwell
Nathan John Haymes
Aparna Kaushini Samarajeewa
Shuyi Chen
Wai Chi Vincci Lee
Hannah Elizabeth Singer
Jhana de Silva
Erin Jayne Slater
Ashleigh Stephanie Dolan
Alexander William Thomas
Neil Mackerras
Thomas John Elsing
Joseph Patrick Asquith Marlton
Brittany Sarah Thomas
Ka Yiu Fung
Adrienne Ruth May
Erin Kate Wilson
Dione Frances Smith
35
Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management)
David Alan Bell
Mhairin McLeod Hilliker
Anna-Claudia Oliveros Reyes
Sarah Cheng
Jiahui Luo
Zhaoyu Zhang
Fathimath Shihany Habeeb
Eva Mueller
Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management) with Honours
Ishbel Claire Cullen
Olivia Joy Morley
Bachelor of Science (Science Communication)
Caitlin Elizabeth Miller
Bachelor of Science with Honours
Aqeel Akber
Catherine Kooymans
Lucienne McGregor Shenfield
Natasha Jane Anderson
Mark Ross Lawrenson
Alexander David Skeels
James Roy Ansell
Heather Rosalind Layzell
Jee Hea Song
Dilyar Barat
Nawapat Leelamanit
Tegolin Kate Spink
Alexander Tony Carey
Hamish Leitch
Ruiyu Su
Eloise Casinader
Jiwen Li
April Suen
Kelly Beth Chapman
Sol Libesman
Gege Sun
Albert Yatsam Chen
Maria Elisabeth Marando
Henry James Sutton
Samantha Charlotte Cooper
Shannon Clare McConachie
Heather Tan
Penelope Kwaun Creagh
Tilen Milojkovic
Suo Jun Tan
Antony Lloyd Crisp
Joshua Ayden Mitchell
Milan Tarle
Sean Daniel Cunningham
Samuel John Needham
Alison Clare Todd
Laura Charlotte Fry
Madeleine Patricia Neill
Alasdair Nam Thang Tran
Seriden Zoe Hall
Dominic Paul Nelson
Jessica Trezise
Cornell Hanxomphou
Samantha Louise Booth O’Brien
Yuan Wang
Molly Havyatt
Sean Reginald O’Hara
Lara Isabella Watchirs Connolly
Nathan Angus Holland
Natalie Emma Otten
Alexander Daniel Waters
Yu Zhi Daisy Hu
Thomas Richard Benyon Palazzo
Sonya Joan Wellby
Ariel Sylvia Louise Ivanovici
Elizabeth Imelda Philippa
Tobias Dana Williams
Hannah Jackson
Graeme James Richards
Adelle May Wright
Tharushi Prabhavi Kaluarachchi
Courtney Elise Rogala
Frank Zhao
Erica Joy Keller
Luke Anthony Sartor
Man Cher Kong
Rebecca Seneviratna
Bachelor of Science with Honours/University Medal
Jennifer Marie Colley
Matthew Geleta
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Science
Yuan Li
Yi Zack Wei
36
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science
Georgina Barker
Sarah Robyn Nenah McIntyre
Melanie Tacey
Benjamin Joseph Cumming
Paris Jane Miller
Melandri Vlok
Megan Louise Hepworth
Kathryn Jane Reid
Sheridan Rose McElligott
Isobel Stobo
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Forestry)
Ellen Margaret Cheney
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
Sophie Deutsch
Isabel Doraisamy
Annica Kate Schoo
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management)
Alice Emilia Conant
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science/Diploma of Asia-Pacific Studies
Louisa Osborne
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Commerce
Anna Lucia Bylhouwer Pavlakis
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Science
Alexandra Leona Green
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Science
Rebecca Lisl Collins
Corey David Le Mesurier
Bronte Izumi Maclean
Timothy William McInerney
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science
Jae Seong Lee
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
Ruby Anne Furnell
Isobel Kate Shepherd
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Science
Ruobing Han
Stephen Michael Kenny
Vishnu Ramakrishnan
37
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
Daniel Min Ern Law
Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Science
Gracia Archangela Santoso
Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Science
Andrej Dean Thompson
Bachelor of Science (Psychology) with Honours/Bachelor of Arts
Tashfia Quddus
Bachelor of Science (Psychology) with Honours/Bachelor of Commerce
Louisa Alexandra Talipski
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Arts
Devinie Chinthana Jayaweera
Anisa Priandini
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Music
Elne Le Roux
Kate Maree Walker
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Science
Jacqueline Edmondson
Bachelor of Science with Honours/Bachelor of Arts
Caroline Jane Hadland Faulder
Jay David Nathan Fradkin
Bachelor of Science with Honours/Bachelor of Finance
James Edward Bull Murray
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Science (Forest Sciences)
Madeleine Louise Hearnden
David William Kenna
Rachael Madeline Tarlinton
Associate Degree
Peter John Pfitzner
38
2pm Wednesday 16 December
ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment
ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences
ANU Medical School
Carina Bertoldi Franco
Effects of Glucose and Fatty Acids Interactions on Glucose Metabolism Pathways in Human Trophoblasts
Research School of Biology
Kai Xun Chan
Structural and Functional Characterisation of Chloroplast Signaling
Jiahui Du
Functional Characterisation of Cyanobacterial Bicarbonate Transporters in E. Coli
Chooi Hua Goh
Phenotypic Responses to Nitrate Availability in Medicago Truncatula under a Range of Nodulation Conditions
Samira Hassan
Multiple Roles of Flavonoids in Plant-Rhizobia Symbioses and Plant-Pathogen Interactions
Wei Yih Hee
Characterisation of Flagellar Mastigoneme Components of Phytophthora Nicotianae
Richa Jakhetia
Molecular Studies of Three Novel Bacteriophages of Shigella Flexneri
Andrew Kahn
Let’s Talk about Sex: Sexual Selection, Sex Allocation and Parental Care in Animals
Yanjiao Li
Functional Analysis of Conserved MicroRNAs in Arabidopsis
Melita Lauma Milner
Phylogeography and Speciation of Lomatia and Telopea (Proteaceae)
Liang Pin Jason Ng
Local Auxin Transport Regulation in the Nascent Nodule–an Overview in Nodulating Plants and an Investigation into the
Cytokinin Receptor, CRE1–mediated Control of Auxin Transport in Medicago Truncatula
Esther Rajendran
Characterization of an Essential Arginine Transporter in the Apicomplexan Parasite Toxoplasma Gondii
39
Claudia Leticia Rodriguez Delgado
Evolution of Dosage Compensation and X Chromosome Inactivation in Therian Mammals
Isabel Marie-Luise Saur
Identification and Regulation of Receptors Involved in Plant Immunity
Vinson Tran
Molecular Characterisation of Niches for Hematopoiesis in Murine Spleen
Hamish Webb
The Genetics of Oil Yield in Melaleuca Alternifolia and Eucalyptus loxophleba
Research School of Chemistry
Nur Hafizah binti Azizan
Study of Metal Binding Site of Methyl Parathion Hydrolase
Nicholas Green
Multi-Bond Forming Processes: Making and Using Dendralenes
Prudence Elizabeth Guest
The Synthesis and Biological Activities of Certain Polyoxygenated Natural Products and Various Analogues
Shenglin Jin
Smart Materials Based on Cyclodextrins
Kala Bharath Pilla
Protein Structure Determination by Paramagnetic NMR and Computational Hybrid Approach
John Curtin School of Medical Research
Saul Justin Newman
Predicting the Evolution of Life History Using Inclusive Fitness: The Evolution of Death, Aging, and Variable Birth Rates
Explained through Multisets and Graph Theory
Stephen Alexander Rudinski
Exploring Cortical Information Processing Using Optogenetics
Tennille Sibbritt
Investigating the Enzymology and Molecular Function of 5-Methylcytosine in RNA
Shubhanshi Trivedi
Novel Insights into Mucosal HIV-1 Vaccine Design and Potential Biomarkers
40
Research School of Earth Sciences
Md Jakir Hossen
New Perspectives on Tsunami source Inversion
Elizabeth Mary Ingham
Exploring Geomagnetic Field Behaviour during Polarity Reversals and Excursions
Jenna Roberts
A Multi-Disciplinary Assessment of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products in
Australia’s Largest Inland Sewage Treatment Plant and the Molonglo/Murrumbidgee Effluent-Receiving Environment
Stephen Sagar
Inversion of Remote Sensing Data in a Shallow Water Environment using a Trans-dimensional Probabilistic Framework
Paolo Angelo Sossi
Petrogenesis of Ultramafic Rocks and an Experimental and Natural Investigation of Non-Traditional Stable Isotope
Fractionation at High Temperatures: Implications for the Chemical Evolution of the Earth and Planets
Research School of Psychology
Doctor of Philosophy (Clinical Psychology)
Madeleine Marie Pidcock
Siobhan Marina Hennessy
The Psychology of organizational group mergers: Towards organic pluralism
Monika Gangotra Sing
The Relationship between Stress and Autism Spectrum Disorders
Yiyun Shou
Causal Reasoning with Ambiguous Information
Erin Ingrid Walsh
An Exploration of the Strengths and Weaknesses of Using Text Messaging as a Tool for Self-Report Data Collection in
Psychological Research
Research School of Physics and Engineering
Geoff Terence Campbell
Quantum Memories and Monolithic Resonators
Keng Siew Chan
Defect Studies in as Grown and Irradiated ZnO for Optoelectronic Applications
41
Sergey Kruk
Control of Light at the Nanoscale: From Optical Antennas to Metamaterials
Rajeev Ravikash Lal
Assessing Soil Formation and Erosion Balances in the Top End with Ultra-Sensitive Isotope Tracing
Russell Leslie
Developing the Recoil-in-Vacuum Technique for Magnetic Moment Measurements on Fission Fragments and Radioactive
Beams
Gordon Douglas McDonald
Cold Atom Interferometry in Optical Potentials
Clara Mary Headlam Teniswood
The Structure of Calcifying Marine Organisms: A Materials Science Approach
Mathematical Sciences Institute
Christopher Jack Bourne
Topological States of Matter and Noncommutative Geometry
Yao Ding
Analysis of Longitudinal Data with Multiple Levels of Variation
Lance Gurney
Elliptic Curves with Complex Multiplication and -Structures
Matthias Yiu Lam Wong
Theory of the Sparse Grid Combination Technique
Fenner School of Environment and Society
Kathryn Elizabeth Andrews
A Circular Conundrum 150 Years of Cropping and Complexity in North-West Australia
Muhammad Arshad
Assessing the Feasibility of Managed Aquifer Recharge Under Uncertainty
David James Bush
Optimised Eucalypt Domestication: An Example Using E. cladocalyx, A Species for Low Rainfall Environments
Carmel Mary Dunn
Motivating Change Towards Sustainability: A Case for Ecologically Sustainable Happiness
Miriam Rowena Dunn
User and Provider Perspectives on the Supply and Demand of Future Climate Change Information for Adaptation Decision
Making: A Case Study of the Wine Grape Sector in Australia
42
Kevin Wayne Jeanes
Forest Loss Impact on River Flow Regimes of the Singkarak–Ombilin Basin, West Sumatra, Indonesia
Samuel A McGlennon
Governing Tropical Deforestation from beyond the Tropics? Limitations and Possibilities
Darren Lloyd Sinclair
Workplace Health and Safety in the Australian Coal Mining Industry: Mistrust, Management and Regulation
Emma Soraya
Long-Term Stand- and Tree-Level Response to Intensive Silviculture in Eucalyptus Sieberi Regrowth
Ingrid Alicia Stirnemann
Habitat Heterogeneity: How it is Generated and Drives Spatial Patterns in Mammals and Birds
Alan Williams
A Continental Narrative: Human Environment Interactions across Australia using Time-Series Analysis
School of Health & Psychological Science
Doctor of Psychology (Clinical)
Amanda Lyall Kenny
Research School of Astronomy and Astrophysics
Cherie Kate Fishlock
Tracing the Evolution of the Galactic Halo through Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars
National Centre for Epidemiology & Population Health
Devin Combs Bowles
By Our Own Hand: Climate Change, Conflict and Health
Erlidia Clark
Extreme Weather Events, Household and Maternal Characteristics, and Children’s Nutrition in the Philippines: Policy and
Program Implications
Ellie Paige
Investigation of the Relationship between Antidepressant Medication Use and Weight Change in Australian Adults
Kerri Viney
Problems and Prospects for Tuberculosis Prevention and Care in the Pacific Islands
43
Carmen Pearce-Brown
Tove Fitzgerald
Kerryn Lodo
Lyu Ziyang
Anna-Jane Glynn-Robinson
Chwee Chwee von Sanden
Corinne Coulter
Tegan Kahn
Benjamin Matthew Jacobson
Courtney Renee Lane
Master of Astronomy and Astrophysics (Advanced)
Sarah Katherine Leslie
Master of Biotechnology
Chuanzheng Tang
Master of Clinical Psychology
Joshua Michael Davis
Caitlin Lucy McGill
Master of Energy Change
Kai Kristian Andersen
Gabrielle Claire Breen
Christopher James Lowe
Master of Environment
Anthony Nicholson Mann
Meng Li
Brendan-Michael Galloway
Lekiu Nindim
Ken Imazu
Master of Environment (Research)
Victoria Clark
Mae Noble
Master of Forestry
Robert Flomo Wallace
Master of Mathematical Sciences
Anjisht Gosain
Bin Liang
Thomas Francis Shael
Master of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced)
Chian Yeong Chuah
Tsuyoshi Nakano
Xu Shi
Master of Science (Environmental Science)
Edward Davidson Cram
44
Master of Science (Environmental Science) (Research)
Chenglei Wang
Master of Science Communication
Oliver Yin On Chan
Don Gomez
Richard Lukas Tuft
Master of Science Communication Outreach
Jirana Boontanjai
Joshua Raj Ezackial
Katherine Beatrice O’Sullivan
Thomas James Carruthers
Charlotte Anna Fletcher
Rebecca Stephanie Szabadai
Erin-Jane Margaret Claridge
Isla Nakano
Benjamin de Vos
Lee Constable
Jemma Maryse Naumann
Sean Jeffrey De Clerck
Christine Anne Nowak
Graduate Diploma in Environment
Victor Cedrick Smiles
Graduate Diploma in Psychological Studies
Gregory McGuirk
Jonathan Luke Treloar
Graduate Diploma in Science
Siti Nur Aishah Mohd Kamal
Graduate Certificate of Applied Epidemiology
Shannon Emily Cook
Graduate Certificate in Forestry
Patrick Michael Bacon
Graduate Certificate in Science Communication
David Matthew Haynes
Moira Ruth Kuffer
Benjamin Gordon Wickham
ANU Medical School
Master of Public Health
Emeline Cammack
Laura Minford
Danielle Mary Dal Cortivo
Hannah Richmond
Julie Therese Dwyer
Virendra Singh Shekhawat
Tsz Yin Julian Wong
Master of Public Health (Research)
Tian Bai
Laura Goudswaard
45
ANU Medical School Oath
At the time of being admitted as a member of the medical profession:
I solemnly pledge to consecrate my life to the service of humanity;
I will give to my teachers the respect and gratitude that is their due;
I will practise my profession with conscience and dignity;
The health of my patient will be my first consideration;
I will respect the secrets that are confided in me, even after the patient has died;
I will maintain by all the means in my power, the honour and the noble traditions of the medical profession;
My colleagues will be my sisters and brothers;
I will not permit considerations of age, disease or disability, creed, ethnic origin, gender, nationality, political affiliation, race,
sexual orientation, social standing or any other factor to intervene between my duty and my patient;
I will maintain the utmost respect for human life;
I will not use my medical knowledge to violate human rights and civil liberties, even under threat;
I make these promises solemnly, freely and upon my honour.
Doctor of Medicine and Surgery
Lachlan Angus
Timothy James Fleming
Esther Alice Mitchelson
Michael Kerry Ardern
Joshua Ross Griffin
Nayomi Munasinghe
Ayesha Arora
Yunfei Han
Ashvini Rajika Munindradasa
Luani Maree Barge
Samuel Manning Harkin
Kieran Francis Neill
Kieran John Barr
Jessica Hines
Samuel David Norman
Sean Edward Barrett
Nicholas Mathew Holt
Lauren Elissa O’Rourke
Thomas Bennett
Bruce Homan
Tzong-Yang Pan
Kim Merena Biddington
Samantha Howard
Saameer Pani
Mugdha Mukul Bokil
Ann Jacob
Tessita Jane Pritchard
Alexandra Lesley Joscelyn Brown
Arunima Jain
Emily Philomena Rushton
Aicee Dawn Balingit Calma
Kun Jiang
Allirra Jane Selkirk
Rhys Morgen Lee Cameron
Angeline Audrey Achola Josiah
Yi Fan Tang
Wing Sze Lindsay Chan
Kelsey Joan Josling
James William Taylor
Joannah Chappel
Luke Philip Kissane
Donya Tohidi-Esfahani
Jizhou Cheng
Roxanna Victoria Lane
Lewis Hin-Kiet Tsang
Frederick Yiu Fai Chung
Pui Shen Lau
Shaun Robert Vaughn
Alexander Clyde Cochrane
Heng She Loy
Benjamin Robert Verstandig
Alexandru Serban Colibaba
Pasqualina Anita Macolino
Liyan Wang
Gemma Kate Curry
Kate Lauren Sarah Mahoney
Elise Kym Warren
Aimee Jean Davenport
Marie Rose Mansfield
Kar Mun Wong
Rosemary David
Rebecca Ruth Sheila Mathews
Yuelei Wu
Sarah Elizabeth Davis
Alexandra McFarlane
John Teng Ong Yek
Rebecca Louise De Laile
Michael McLellan
Wenyi Yi
Yi Deng
Benjamen Albert Clarence Meiers
Jae-Gon Yoo
Deborah Louise Emms
Wasif Rashed Mirza
Katherine Alcina Fenton
Aleksandar Misev
Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
Thomas Michael Armour
Bonnie Marion Reeves
Ting Wai Yiu
Sunita Biswas-Legrand
Shiang-Cheng Sua
Haoming Zhuo
Holly Kate Powell
Christina Unger
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5.30pm Wednesday 16 December
ANU College of Law
John Topham Abrahamson
Joint Development of Offshore Polar Oil and Gas Resources and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
Master of Environmental Law
Sabyne Gough
Neetu Mittal
Linda Rene Pugh
Master of Government and Commercial Law
Helen Wilton Portillo-Castro
Merennage Sashini Vasundara Salgado
Master of International Law
Rebecca Elise Benson
Effie Catherine Klippan
Stephanie Hon Yen Chu
Tess Elizabeth O’Connor
Moivabah Vangamoh Fofana
Timothy Rutherford
Master of International Security Law
Jessica Lea Bensch
Master of Law, Governance and Development
Samantha Xania-Denise Shearman
Claire Welsh
Master of Laws
Brooke Buddhika Arcia
Eveline Kuang
Indira Prickett
Sarah Elizabeth Baker-Goldsmith
Parker Lam
Jane Christine Proctor
Thomas James Blowes
Katherine Frances Law-Jamieson
Eden Roxanne Ridgeway
Kelsey Andrew Boreham
Debrah Maria Mercurio
Nayanisha Samarakoon
Katrina Burgess
Chantal McNaught
Christopher James Saunders
Aylin Kevser Cunsolo
Lynette Twinkle Molloy
Sam Boris Skrzypek
Chloe Jayne Davidson
Katrina Louise Moore
Patrick Robert Stobaus
Batzorig Enkhbold
Patrick Joseph Newman
Dalila Martina Vellotti
Laura Nicole Garland
Brian Njuguna Ngugi
Jack Stretton Williams
Mark Christopher Hay
Kate Elizabeth Orange
Hao Wu
Terence Charles Johnson
Lilli Owens-Walton
Elliot Yeatman
Alana Rose Kahl
Charles Timothy Peters
James Fulton Yeomans
Mantaia Kaongotao
Joshua Jordan Pietras
Kali Yuan
47
Master of Laws (Legal Practice)
Tiphanie Jane Acreman
Rasheed Seidu Inusah
Fiona Joy Amelia Picotti
Benjamin Brady
Melissa Anne Joyce
Luis Alberto Quintero Moctezuma
Laura Burge
Mun Wooi Lai
Virginia Rabeling
Andrew James Butler
Peng Kiat Low
Michael James Rosalky
David Evans
Ngor Akol Malak
Catherine Shirley
Tryon Francis
Taylor Hiromichi McCarthy
Nicole Spagnoli
Christie May Gardiner
Isla Coralie Moyse
Gaven Robert Sturma
Rebecca Gu
Peter Murphy
Michelle Tzu-Shen Yu
Erin Harvey
Olivia Yoon Jung Park
Melissa Jane Hill
Freya Penney
Master of Laws in Environmental Law
Ofa Ma’Asi Kaisamy
Master of Laws in International Law
Guillaume Marie Florentin Germain Benoist
Toni Emma Stokes
Cathy Tran
Master of Laws in Law, Governance and Development
Alison Matthews
Amaka Justina Obinna
Master of Legal Practice
Ryan Michael Upton
Master of Legal Studies
Emma Jessica Anne Ereaut
Rinchyenmyadag Shagdar
Master of Military Law
Luke Kenneth Andrews
Jessica Jane Clarke-Hong
Joshua Clifford
Rodrigo Hellebuyck
Master of National Security Policy
Firouzeh Khoshnoudiparast
Juris Doctor
Jayden Jaehun Bae
Ho-Yuen Cheng
Jia Han Tang
Corey Francis Booth
Ryan Edward Clarke
Daniel Simon Weight
Emma Ruth Buckland
Lauren Maree Evans
Nicholas Allan West-Foy
Andrew John Byers
Fletcher Wallace Stewart
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Juris Doctor with Honours
Justin Merrick McConville Butler
Francis Jonathan White
Robert Verney Hirst
Michael Archibald Windeyer
Catherine Ann Noonan
Graduate Diploma in Environmental Law
David Brash
Graduate Diploma in Military Law
Manuela Ella Hanna Habicht
Brett Verity
Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
Amelia Abbott
Helen Christinson
Georgia Goldsworthy
Samuel Dawson Alexander
Lawrence Robert Collins
Rachael Grauwelman-Smith
Jessica Anne Allen
Victoria Anne Compton
Oscar Grosser-Kennedy
Riann Marie Aveling
Christopher Luke Connley
Lucienne Guyot
Lindsay Jay Bainbridge
Mira-Jane Coote
Alejandra Guzman
Adriana Bajnar
Daniel Coulton
Trilby Oriante Hague
Hannah Mayes Baldry
David Crowley
Nikki Hancock
Georgia Beaton
Marie D’Aspromonte
Beau Hanson
Denis Bellerose
Nadia D’Souza
Charlene Belinda Harris
Sarah-Jane Bennett
Jessica Dale
Katherine Frances Harris
Devashish Bhave
Andre Dao
Sarah Anne Harriss
Rhys Peter Boudib
Andrew David
Anastasia Hatzis
Peter John Boulot
Claudio De Paiva
Lycia Catherine Hayes
Marc Lloyd Bowditch
Michelle Delport
Stephanie Alexis Ygoa Hayes
Nathan Daniel Boyd
Daniela Di Stefano
Eleanor Heffernan
Marcus Brash
Andrew Dibden
Sarah Frances Hendry
Farrel Braver
Joel Matthew Dieu
Shayne Holman
Graeme Ernest Brentson
Killian Donohoe
Madeleine Howarth
Jonathan Ashley Brinson
Paige Durham
Madeleine Hunt
Tehilla Brown
Fern Edge
Ellie Jary
Alex Buck
Sean Ellis
Jiny Jayanti
Kate Bulling
Mahmoud Elmadbouly
Inyeob Ji
Michael Byrnes
Sarah Fam
Yeolim Jin
Oliver William Cain
Noman Farooq
Emily Johnson
Matthew Gregory Caldow
Daniel Scott Farrington
Kaska Jones
Alexander Cambria
Mark Finnegan
Priya Kahlon
Vanessa Camerlengo
Ross Flanery
Mohammed Kassira
Clare Cappa
James Peter Flinn
Gemma Graziella Keegan
Angela Carrera
Jessica Foote
Elise Keeley
Sarah Jane Castles
Adam Friend
Madison Kate Kennedy
Eugene San Chung Chan
Peter George Fu
P Hari Khaarthic
Pui-Chi Cheung
Thomas Robert Hunter Galloway
Mohsen Kheirollahi Hosseinabadi
Alicia Chisholm
Yuqi Melody Gao
Vinda Kong
Stephanie Chow
Stephen Ralph Giddings
Wing Ha Kwan
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Kylie Lagerroth
Kay Lynn Ng
Amargurjot Singh
Robert Ian Eustice Lake
Sarah Nguyen
Scott Smith
Stefan Lancy
Emily Rose Norris
Tamara Splatt
Mitchell Latham
Andrew John Tolhurst North
Elle May Starbuck
Arthur Lau
Ida Carina Nursoo
Amelia Stojevski
Adrienne Lea
Troy Nutley
Nicole Stone
David Lee
Alex James Odlum
Rose Storey
Seong-Jae Sean Lee
Madeline Owens
Satomi Sword
Jonathan Wing Chun Leung
Biying Pan
Sarah Alexandra West Tailby
Jacinta Gail Lewis
Eun Kyung Park
Paul Tamburro
Fanglin Li
Tracy Parolin
Beng Chang Tan
Annie Lin
Stacey Paschke
Chanuth Tansomboon
Robert Lonetree
Robert Passas
Jeffrey Thompson
Melinda Kathleen Love
Murray David Patten
William Timothy Tidmarsh
Yi Lu
Danniel Robert Pereira
Georgina Diane Timms
Paris Kristiana Maggs
Bradley Paul Peterson
Michaela Andrea Tippins
Tihana Mandic
Darren Peterson
Stephanie Triefus
David Markham
Helen Caroline Phelps
Lidia Truong
Sue Markotic
Verena Pichler
Erin-Jura Turner Manners
Simon Mason
Helen Platell
Elizabeth Utting
Raymond Robert Mather
Zenon Pogorzelski
George Vahaviolos
Robert James De Vere McCaw
Edmund Wing Hong Poon
Sonja Henrica van der Steen
Shona McIntyre
Karan Mohan Puri
John Vico
Sarida Malee McLeod
Miriam Jessie Purser
Hannah Vieira
Amy McMullen
Milica Melissa Radosavac
Belinda Wade
Andrea Michele McNair
Aranee Ramachandran
Scott Wade
Catherine McNickle
Kirteeka Marshneil Reddy
Juliet Walker
Liam Meagher
Ronny Jiedong Ren
Laureta Wallace
Patrick Declan Rice Meaney
Erin Jane Rikus
Hannah Walters
Sylvie Millard
Jeremy Russell
Tasmania Weigang
Aleena Mills
Hannah Ryan
Justin Werner
Angus Minns
Heather May Sage
Ashleigh Lauren Whittaker
Shay Minster
Aarushi Sahore
Alice Winter-Irving
Georgia Ellen Minucci
Naomi Schulte
Nicholas Wockel
Patrick Moffat-Stokes
Tara Elizabeth Schultz
Elizabeth Wreck
Sophie Marie Lucille Monsour
Julia Mary Scott
Jessica May Wright
Lauren Montanez
Domenica Scuteri
Yutong Yao
Matthew Morgan
Thomas Serafin
William Yeo
Marsellina Mutagubya
Talah Sarah Sherif
Heidi Suzanne Zec
Christine Ng
Wei Shi
Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice
Irfan Ali
Samual Bricknell
Sukhpal Singh Chahal
Louise Armitage
Jason Browne
Graham Copson
Meskerem Ashagrie
Aidan Carlan
Virgilio Costes
Kayne Ballard
Steven Anthony Caruana
Diana Cretu
Tichava Batiya
Dianne Casale
Richelle Delany
Justiniana Bicaj
Eun Kyung Chae
Huong-Ly Duong
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Bernard Duval
Mun-Hong Lee
Keaton Roberts
Amy Earl
Adam Yifeng Li
Mark Roberts
Lesley Eckard
Jiaying Li
Shasheema Nilojanie Ruwanpathirana
Sidrah Fahad
Na Li
Rustam Sandhu
Zheng Fu
Ping Sum Li
Jing Sang
Sherrie Gaskin
Ying Li
Raymond John Saunders
Hardeep Singh Ghattor
Chean Chuan Arthur Liew
Johanna Louise Selth
Kenny Ha
Sze Ming Lim
Ahmad Kamal Aly Shady
Seung Hee Ha
Jasmine Lim
Jonathan Andrew Shaw
Davin Adi Hartanto
Suy Leang Lim
Vikram Jeet Singh
Huaxi He
Mike Hsin Ho Lin
Sheila Sta Ines
Clinton William Heenan
Ka Mak
Emma Stephens
Kazusa Higashioka
Dolores Matheus
Zhanna Stolyarchuk
Joanna Sarah Hill
Robert Meester
Philip Wing Sun Tang
James Hislop
Jeffrey Mark Mitting
Anastasia Terzis
Hanh Thi Bich Ho
Brenda Mouyat
Brian Trigg
Wenjie Huang
Jared Michael Nemes
Ashwin Tyagi
Annika Francess Hutchins
Mary Nolan
Fiona Ung
Jeanne Aimee-Anouk Jayasinghe
Alice Mary O’Brien
Chit Wan
Robert Jensen
Nancy Nwabaku Ofoyela
Angela Winter
Yana Jiang
Michelle O’Sullivan
Dingwei Xin
Shuochun Jiao
Prakash Panthee
Dongxiao Xu
Mamika Kalra
Yojana Pareek
Qing Yao
Olia Kamereddine
Cristina Lenuta Pomana
Kar Yiu Gary Yau
Ramesh Kc
Natasha Louise Prevot
Guodong Yuan
Ki Young Kim
Vikram Chandrakant Pujari
Rong Zhai
Jelena Kis
Shashedevi R Selladurai
Qiao Zheng
Elena Lilia Kraev Kademova
Jason Racic
Ryan Lasaki
Mahima Rai
Graduate Certificate of Law
Helen Louise Sellers
Joshua Thomas Taylor
Graduate Certificate of Military Law
Patrick Rafael Garcia
Matthew John Punter
Master of Laws (Legal Practice)/Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
Francis Daniel Beecher
Anna Olsen
Fungai Chiganangana
John Douglas Whitcombe
Eimad Samuel Daniel
Master of Laws/Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
Philippa Ross
Master of Laws/Master of Diplomacy
Bridget Kathleen Elliott
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Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Laws with Honours/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific
Studies
Maea Lenei Buhre
Bachelor of Laws
Ramya Balachandren
Luis Ruben Grech
Georgia O’Keefe
Ka Chun Tiffany Chung
Samuel John Ronald Guthrie
Alana Ruth Evelyn Richards
Max Roland Dowzer-Strode
Yun Sim Lee
Sandra Zi Wei Soh
Andrew Vaughan Eddey
Weilan Li
Pang Ee Teh
Kyna Jessica Foo
Stephanie Luisa Mattei
Meghan Thomas-Richards
Ashley Gill
Marie Siow Ping Ngiam
Chang Mary Yang
Edmund Ruo-Fan Bao
Yeong Yeong Kerk
Jolanta Olender
Katryne Phei Shan Chia
Rosetta Lee
Rusalka Primrose
Lip Yi Chong
Pauline Wenjun Lim
Alexandra Reid
Nicholas Andrew Christodoulou
Sinead Isabel McKenna
Sarah Emily Rodrigues
Sherwood Du
Alexa Milosevic
Alexander Julian Sallabank
Joel Justin George
Ying Ching Ng
Kah Yung Toh
Christina Stella Karolis
Alexandra Kathleen Norris
Jeanine Huey Xie Wong
Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Laws
Jordan Koppen Parker
Varun Sundar
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws
Jacqueline Anne Asher
Stephanie Giblin
Donald Jack Blinkhorn Rhodes
Ava May Atkinson-Barclay
Andrew Keith Forsyth
Penelope Rose Wright Rumble
Rahul Dominic Balan
Claire Therese Grundy
Nicholas Fausto Scotton
Kyla Jade Bartlett
Madeleine Ruth Harrington
Tara Shenoy
Alexander Christian Bell-Rowe
Campbell Hasler
Esther Jie-Wen Soh
Oscar Alexander Boag Taylor
Georgina Luxton Heath
Ellen Margaret Teys
Zoe Champtaloup
Thevini Kirupakaran
Jessica Caroline Tighe
Sarah Patricia Cumming
Kah Shing Lee
Natasha Walker
Yilin Deng
Yo-Ru Lee
Jessica Louise Wallace
Kirby Alexandra Dunlop
Thomas Michael Maloney
Vivian Wei
Veronica Rose Finn
Rose Eileen McGowan
Annaliese Erin Williams
Hannah Isabel Fordham
Joshua Peter Norman
Georgia Marie Zele
Kate Johanna French
Thomas James Pickett Ovens
Georgina Mary Johnston Fry
Rebecca Elizabeth Prior
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Lucie Ellen Frances Aitken
Stephanie Kate Dunn
Chloe Henry-Jones
Kirsty Anantharajah
Jacqueline Marie Edwards
Thomas William Jenkins
Morgan McFadyen Campbell
Joseph Michael Frawley
Louise Zhen Liu
Lavinia Victoria De Havilland
Sarah Elizabeth Hedberg
Clare Alexandra Mearns
Phimister James Dowell
Thomas George McKenzie Garwood
Shona Moyse
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Lauren Maree Murphy
David John Donald Purvis
Camilla Jane Ward
Mark James Pennini
Claire Elizabeth Schwager
Laura Claire Wilson
Shaneel Pankaj Parikh
Lara Olivia Strelnikow
Maxwell Craig Phillis
Desiree Yana Thistlewaite
Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Rebecca Amelia Preston
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Laws
James Patrick Wookey
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Marcel Francis Delany
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Laws
Kathryn Fiona Hender
Joey Kar Man Koo
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Dorea Wai Kiu Ho
Guo Cheng Ho
Harold Kuang
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws
Moyan Du
David Ross McQuinn
Karen Pui Wah Shih
Edward Patrick Gibson
Max Anton Niedermeier
Cheuk Wang Wong
James Richard Langlands
Kim Thanh Thien Pham
Jing-Ran Irene Zhen
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Jack Jun Feng Digby
Sarah Elizabeth Kensell
Jing Feng
Syn-Zer Lim
Kathryn Mei Yee Seow
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Laws
Daniel del Rio
Rachel Eden Goldfeld
Xian-Ying Mabel Say
Ritwik Ganguly
Mineka Karunaratne
Young Taek You
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Catherine Margaret Brims
Hanna Elizabeth Kaci
Andrew Zi Xiang Ngoi
John Patrick Farrell
Ivy-Liza Keane
Dharini Velummylum
Kaisei Iwano
Peter Alexander Knespal
Bachelor of Finance/ Bachelor of Laws
Carolyn Phuong Yen Tran
Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Laws
Samantha Frances Bradley
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Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Anjelica Rose Paul
Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Laws
James Adler
Caitlin Jane McAnulty
Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Alison Rosemary Giles
Anneliese McGee-Collett
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws
William John Francis
Ellen Maree Mackinnon
Nicoline Akinyi Otieno
Chloe Louise May Simpson
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Lucinda Blue
Ira Chaudhri
Charisse Lydia Smith
Hui Min Thiang
Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management)/Bachelor of Laws
Kimberly Pearsall
Annarose Patricia O’Ryan
Maureen Weiller
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws
Elliot James Davis
Sarah Michelle Power
Nicholas David Corbett Schuller
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws with Honours
Esther Li Ean Khoo
Patrick Michael Mullane
Sophie Eve Taylor
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10am Thursday 17 December
Marco Antonio Amaral Feris
Enhancing the Quality of Planning of Software Development Projects
Risa Bhinekawati
The Social Capital that Bridges CSR Programs and Corporate Sustainability: The Case of Astra in Indonesia
Shuwen Cai
Incremental Information Content of Firm-Level and Segment-Level Water Information for Investors’ Judgments of Future
Earnings
Shun Charmaine Chan
The Relationship Between the International Marketing Strategy Adaptation and the Export Performance of Chinese Firms
Yuguang Fan
A Study in Lightly Trimmed Lévy Processes
Lingbing Feng
Essays on Spatio-temporal Data Analysis: Imputation, Modelling and Prediction
Andriati Fitriningrum
Are State-Owned Enterprises Successful Vehicles for Attaining their Government Objectives?: A Study of the Implications of
Government Policies and Objectives for State-Owned Enterprises in Indonesia
Fei Huang
Stochastic Modelling of Actuarial Assumptions Using Chinese Data
Kyu Sik Kim
The Quest for Factors Influencing Worker Productivity in Videoconferencing Meetings: A Case Study of a Professional
Services Firm
Yi Li
New Perspectives on the International Diversification of Multinational Enterprises
Brad McCusker
The CAT7 Application: An Extended Enterprise Architecture Framework for Managing Complexity in the Public Sector by
Optimising the Enterprise’s Architecture
Sam Henry Riethmuller
Modeling Multi-Person Choice
Victoria Rui Wang
A New Generation System for Scientific Knowledge Discovery
55
Master of Accounting
Yuan Cao
Xiao Ling
Zitian Wang
Ying Cao
Jianyang Li
Yifang Wei
Jiangying Chang
Xinxin Lin
Yutian Wen
Tuoguo Chen
Huanhuan Liu
Na Wu
Luying Dai
Xiaoqi Liu
Ruixin Xia
Cheng Deng
Feng Lu
Mengxi Xing
Zheng Dong
Yuding Luo
Yu Xue
Siyang Du
Chi Qiu
Bingbing Yan
Yuning Guan
Yifu Shi
Qi Yi
Masashi Hamada
Yixiao Song
Pei Yu
Xiaohan Hu
Yan Sun
Songting Yu
Dian Huang
Khurmi Sahil Surinder
Faizzan Zafar
Ruiying Huang
Boya Wang
Yanxiao Zhao
Zhao Huang
Ruiyuan Wang
Ying Zhao
Pai Jiang
Shengya Wang
Saran Krishnan
Tianying Wang
Master of Accounting/Masters Prize for Excellence
Yibo Gao
Master of Actuarial Practice
Cheng Zhu
Master of Actuarial Statistics
Gareth Biggs
Manik Batra
Dandan Wu
Jiayi Zhang
Master of Actuarial Studies
Junjie Chen
Zhao Liu
Jianyun Wen
Luyao Chen
Haikuan Lu
Wenjiao Xiao
Weijie Chen
Asif Ali Khan Narejo
Wanli Xing
Fangye Cong
Sixian Pan
Caisha Xu
Yajing Dong
Jialing Qiang
Xiaolei Xu
Dingjie Feng
Haoqing Shen
Yipei Yin
Jiarui Hu
Tianyu Shen
Cheng Yuan
Zhihui Jiang
Hang Shi
Ke Zhang
Yi Jin
Wen Shi
Tianmin Zhang
Juan Li
Yuhan Shi
Xiongfei Zhang
Sai Li
Brian Adam Stevenson
Yichu Zhang
Yanlin Li
Linjian Su
Qiao Zhou
Beibei Liu
Wenxin Tian
Yangmin Zhou
Xiaobo Liu
Shengjie Wang
Xinyi Liu
Shijing Wang
Yuqian Liu
Yi Wang
56
Master of Actuarial Studies/Masters Prize for Excellence
Daning Bi
Master of Applied Finance
Yudi Chen
Mengyuan Mu
Zhi Xu
Peiran Ding
Abbas Kazim Shah
Keyi Yang
Chao Han
Yan Shen
Yuwei Yang
Danlin Huang
Shengmou Wan
Jilu Yao
Kaida Huang
Yue Wan
Jize Zhang
Yi Lai
Chao Wang
Man Zhang
Zan Li
Zhen Wei
Fei Zheng
Ming Liu
Yuhan Wen
Jingyu Zou
Bowei Luo
Zhenyu Xie
Master of Business
Claire Elizabeth Bailey
Maria Daisy Jose
Yao Wei
Tianxing Han
Elizabeth Ann Smith
Anna Yoshida
Yuntao Huang
Fengshun Wang
Xue Zhang
Andrea Estefania Carvajal Racines
Puspo Hendriadi
Muhammad Rajaie Mustafar
Damon Couper
Arifatul Khorida
Farhan Hussain Nadri
Kaustubh Kishor Deshmukh
Leviana Rosmayanti
Kayla Anne Sailer Ashwinder Singh
Arindam Ghosh
James Machell
Pablo Esteban Velasco Merizalde
Samantha Jane Gilbert
Rahul Bharat Mehta
Master of Business Administration
Master of Business Information Systems
Ankit Sunil Agrawal
Aditi Mehra
He Shi
Yajur Chadha
Areli Rodriguez Montes de Oca
Xiaofei Yang
Naresh Kumar Lal
Rohit Sareen
Xiaoyan Zhang
Master of Commerce
Bofang Chen
Yu Liu
Guqiang Luo
Wanxian Zeng
Master of Economic Policy/Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics
Shirin Zahro
Master of Economics/Graduate Diploma in Economics
Joseph Natanael Marshan
57
Master of Finance
Yuan Feng Ang
Jongsub Jung
Liang Yang
Jiasen Chen
Xiangxin Liu
Weiyan Yin
Xi Chen
Mina Musthafa
Yahua Zhang
Cheung Hang Chu
Mercedes Herminia Nunez Pazmino
Yehong Zhang
Chenwei Cui
Tae Yoon Park
Zhe Zhang
Mengjia Dong
Nakanant Pongpatravet
Hao Zhen
Qianyu Fei
Yu Qiu
Zheng Zhong
Zhihua He
Feiru Tang
Jiaqi Zhu
Yi Hu
Diego Patricio Tapia Encalada
Jinwen Zhu
Hongyao Huang
Sarun Tharaporn
Mengdie Zhuang
Khadija Islamova
Siqi Xie
Xin Jin
Wei Xin
Master of Financial Management
Mohamed Bailley
Clay Richard Mifsud
Wenbo Sun
Xiaoxu Fu
Oluwadamilare Eyitayo Ogunnubi
Yumei Luo
Bushra Hassan
Ke Song
Jihui Zhang
Master of Information Systems Studies
Huy Tran
Master of Management
Merryn Hare
Salman Ali Shahzad
Steven James Portelli
Sophary Soeng
Zhang Zhang
Master of Management (Tsinghua)
Gang Dai
Huihui Liu
Wen Wu
Bin Cao
Jimin Liu
Zuigao Xu
Yinshan Cao
Qiuming Liu
Guang Yang
Jianhua Ding
Shulian Liu
Sensen Yang
Yong Dai
Zhefeng Liu
Rongming Ye
Qiang Du
Guiqiang Lu
Binbin Yu
Shan Gao
Xiang Shi
Qi Yu
Manze Geng
Wei Tang
Shuhong Yu
Yiming Guan
Tianyue Teng
Xuefeng Zeng
Chaoshuo Huang
Jie Wang
Weidong Zhang
Yunmin Liu
Endian Wang
Xing Zhang
Jianxia Li
Shaojia Wang
Guoshan Zhao
Muzi Li
Changdong Wei
Hongyong Zhao
Shaodong Li
Cunsheng Wei
Jing Zhou
Weiwei Li
Qingyun Wei
Qiong Zhou
Zhongge Li
Tingting Wu
58
Master of Professional Accounting
Mei Bai
Shi Liu
Tianjiao Wang
Ting-Chun Chen
Ailun Luo
Yi Wang
Dingping Cui
Yixin Luo
Yiduo Wang
Sihui Dai
Wei Li Ng
Wenhan Xia
Xinyi Ding
Pei Pan
Ying Xia
Xinyao Feng
Jie Rong
Shi Xie
Jue Gong
Alstrid Stephanie Sahetapy
Chong Yan
Lin Gui
Abdul Sami
Yu Yan
Syeda Nusrat Haider
Manman Shen
Guangyu Yang
Jie Hong
Bing Shi
Shuai Yang
Xuelian Hong
Kaiyue Song
Han Yi
Jun Hu
Tong Sun
Zhuo Zhang
Chen Li
Khushmeet Suri
Fangyue Zhu
Yuexin Li
Grace Ter Shan Chi
Ying Zhu
Jianxu Lin
Junting Wang
Master of Project Management
Moh’D Adel Alsharif
James Bradshaw Jasper
Claudia Maria Cuskelly
Thomas Townson
Anna Katherine Cyran
Graduate Diploma in Applied Economics
Mathew Charles Horne
Graduate Diploma in Economics
Raymond Harris
Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics
Liang Li
Graduate Certificate of Finance and Actuarial Statistics
Nariman Absametov
Dongchen Li
Yangfan Tang
Ling Feng
Kushal Mithal
Yi Yang
Lu Han
Ji Qi
Zichun Zhou
Qian He
Jonathan Shen Wu Tan
Graduate Certificate of Management
Jayden Thomas Castillo
Daniel Karl Muller
Graduate Diploma of Finance and Actuarial Statistics/Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor
of Economics
James Ewart Pyne
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Bachelor of Accounting
Jieying Guo
Mei Liu
Chu Ming Yeoh
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies
Pia Frances Cashel
Yuwan Guo
Xi Lin
Michael Chia
Lin Qing Ji
Du Liu
Zanbing Dai
Ziqi Jiang
Ibrahim Mohammed Saikal
Heshani Tharuka De Silva
Jia Yi Koh
Jing Song
Dapeng Ding
Haoran Li
Xujie Song
Jiajie Du
Keyi Li
Miao Sun
Hua Feng
Ryan Rui Yang Lim
Ge Zhan
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Honours
Yi Gu
Yang Yang
Yi Zhang
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Honours/University Medal
Kang Jing Tan
Bachelor of Business Administration
Joshua Matthew Baker
Kaitlyn Elyse Campbell
Brent James O’Toole
Georgia Bartholomew
Youngeun Jang
Si Weng Katrina Wong
Sarah Brien
David Robert McMillan
Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours
Ayeesha Anniece Abbasi
Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours/University Medal
Ayeesha Anniece Abbasi
Farah Izzati Ahmad Rushidi
William John Calvert-Jones
Trevor James Coutinho
Ameera Fatiena Abdul Hadi
Aaron David Chalker
Muhammad Danyal
Farah Ahmad
Yee Ying Chan
Zihao Deng
Yisi Ai
Auhona Chowdhury
Tianchi Dou
Muhamad Syahrul Asyraf Anuar
James Yong Ming Chua
Henri Droulers
Asra Azwer
Kwong Kim Chung
Anne Van Anh Duong
Nicholas Barry
Shen Cong
Wing Nam Daphne Fung
Paula Marie Becker
Troy James Norman Connor
Jerry Wei Rong Gay
Nitipong Boonyaleepun
Joshua Mark Corke
Siyi Ge
60
Brogan Coel Goode
Aleeya Shaheera Mohd Salleh
Mai Huong Tran
Christine Leigh Gouws
Ahmad Farid Mohtar
Benjamin Mark Treffers
Qiong Huang
Scott William Rainger Murn
Justin Tse
Insyirah Ismir
Marina Nakanishi
Xinyu Wang
Alexander James Jackson
Gavan Lee Newland
Dominic Francis Williams
Chiranthani Shanika Jayamanne
Tuyen Nguyen Thi Thanh
Alexander Jack Wilson
Haridra Koshali Jayawardana
Daphne Nyu Jia Min
Victoria Anne Cooper Woolford
Qingnan Ji
Tanaseelan Palaniappan
Hugh Wright
Mitchell Kennedy
Tianrui Tim Pan
Andrew Yik Hin Wu
Anam Khan
Fransiska Pandik
Jiajing Wu
Jina Kim
Aleksandra Pantic
Rongzong Wu
Gordon Charles Lamond
Kush Patel
Yu Xuan Xie
Tiffany Nha Mi Le
Chantal-Gina Penn
Xiaorui Xin
Dong-Gun Lee
Ali Imran Qureshi
Zhuoran Xu
Kin Wai Leung
Melinda Reavell
Ye Yao
Chen Li
Tom Lewis Redmond
Zhengji Yao
Leipeng Li
Danielle Hughes
Shizhe Yin
Yik Kan Erika Liang
Siti Rafeeqa Rosli
Mariam Zafar
June Mei Chern Lim
Jia Yi Ashley See
Zaidatul Aleeza Zaki
Meicheng Liu
Jiachen Shang
Xiayan Zhang
Houqiu Long
Ming Sun
Juliana Lucinda Zubovic
Christopher Dean McClelland
Philip Harvey Swan
Sarah Zuiderduin
Nur Shahirah Adilah Mohd Sairazi
Kendra Ee Ling Tay
Bachelor of Commerce with Honours
Rui Huang
Junyoung Jeong
Wen Jing Yap
Yulan Zhang
Bachelor of Economics
Ewan Douglas Macwilliam
David Edward Prichard
Cassandra Townson
Shane Gabriel Paderanga
Palmo Tenzin
Andrew John Watson
Daniel John Parsons
Nathan John Toogood
Bachelor of Economics with Honours
Timothy Robert Bartlett
Jiahao Huang
Oliver Jun Ge Tan
Zelin Chen
Alexandra Christine
Humphrey Cifuentes
Zain Karim Virani
Zachary Cranko
Akhmad Ramadhan Fatah
Shanwen June Ma
Luping Zeng
Bachelor of Finance
Matthew Arthur Bennett
Carly Rose Landsberry
Yang Wang
Julian Ui Wen Cheah
Brian Di Xian Mok
Yi Xie
Wesoo Choi
Phonsavanh Phonhxiengdy
Zi Ye
Ze Sheng Dai
Aleksander Urbas
Thomas Jian-Hui Yeo
Daniel Yi Huang
Tam Thien Vo
Chun Hin Kor
Sishi Wang
61
Bachelor of Finance with Honours
Zhi Jie Chan
Bachelor of International Business
Timothy Newton James Brewer
Ching Ching Brigitte Liu
Melanie Ann Cobcroft
Hugh Joseph Sulway
Justina Lee
Vanessa Maria Towler Navarro
Bachelor of Statistics
Lihong Chen
Muhammad Hazim Tajuddin
Jiaao Yu
Yvonne Yufeng Zhang
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Accounting
Garry Wai Gheen Huen
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Commerce
Yufei Dong
Zhuoyi He
Lora Lee
Huan Bin Li
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Economics
Me-Li-Sa Chalklen
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Finance
Weiduo Cheng
Vivienne Lai
Rui Xiao Sha
Ki Fung Kevin Cheung
Thomas Jurgen Lebang
Muthuraman Shanmugam
Heather Lee Cupit
Xuran Li
William Henry Smith
Senuri Jithma Gunasekera
Wilson Wan Sing Liu
Victor Yien-She Ting
Sae-Mee Hwang
Xiaoxue Lu
Diep Khanh Tran
Ali Ishraq
Yupei Lu
Meixin Wang
Jing Phoebe Jin
Aditya Sevak
Yizhou Wu
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Finance
Omar Hussein Al-Ghattas
Preetham Arvind
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Laws
Ayeeda Hossain Akhand
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Science
Man Yui Ngai
62
Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
Lashan Yatawara Karunaratne
Caitlin Elizabeth Lewthwaite
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Arts
James Christopher Baillie
Alexander Heslop
Joshua Aydon Southwell
Ravneet Deo
Tran Hong Phung Le
William James Hawes Taylor
Louis William Jan Harding
Ellen Hannah McNee
Christopher Young
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)
Alexandria Michelle Hewat
Qin Zhang
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Economics
Nicholas James Barker
Jian He
Shruti Rai
Allen Yuxiang Chen
Anthony Manuel Hernandez
Nicholas Marcelo Ramirez
Georgina Louise Farrell
Aidan Kenworthy
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Finance
Aurelie Yvette Odette Delosieres
Qian Cheng Ding
Iek Man Wu
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Information Technology
Zhiyi Liu
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
Victoria Anne MacRae
Natasha Thilini Perera
Anaita Khushroo Talati
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies
Mari Itani Adams
Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Finance
Zishan Ali
Robert Li
Jane Giang Nguyen
Seamus John Byrne
Hope Louise Mitchell
Wanxuan Tam
Patrick James Calderwood
Amie Victoria Myler
Guo Wei Terence Tan
Chrisa Ci Yui Chan
Ieng Man Ng
Bachelor of Economics with Honours/Bachelor of Finance
Luke Murray John Crowther
63
Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Business Administration
Christopher Alexander Seyrl
Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
Khabilan Rukmanikanthan
Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Statistics
Wenbin Huang
Cindy Ka-Yan Sue
Bachelor of International Business with Honours/Bachelor of International Business
Weida Goh
Bachelor of Economics with Honours/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Graduate Diploma in AsiaPacific Studies
Amanda Robyn Maclean
64
10am Friday 18 December
ANU College of Asia and The Pacific
Kerryn Emma Baker
The Meanings of Success in Gender Quota Campaigns in the Pacific Islands Region
Philippa Margaret Black
‘Green Gold’: The Contribution of New Caledonia’s Nickel Industry to the ‘Age of Steel’ 1870-1920
Fanny Cottet
A Phonology of Mbahám: Reduction & Contrast
Gregory Francis Dickson
Marra and Kriol: The Loss and Maintenance of Knowledge Across a Language Shift Boundary
Doan Thi Thuy Dung
Economic and Measurement Issues in Diet Diversity and Obesity in China
Graeme Thomas Dobson
The Warruwi Pond Enigma: Pre- European Aquaculture in Arnhem Land?
Wahyuddin Halim
As’adiyah Traditions: The Construction and Reproduction of Religious Authority in Contemporary South Sulawesi
Neal Hughes
Water Property Rights in Rivers with Large Dams
Ngoc Yen Le Hoang
Living Leprosy in Vietnam: Care, Affliction and Agency in the Shadows of a Cure
Tim Ryan Maloney
Technological Organisation and Points in the Southern Kimberley
Shelley Marshall
A Global Regulatory New Deal for Precarious and Informal Workers
Tristan Edward Moss
Guarding the Periphery: The Australian Army in Papua New Guinea, 1951–1975
Tai Dang Nguyen
Essays on Government Spending-Inflation Nexus and Fiscal Decentralization-Development Outcomes Nexus: Evidence from
Emerging Asia
Hyejin Park
Climate Change Mitigation Policy and Sustainable Economic Growth: The Case of South Korea
65
Natanaree Posrithong
Voices and Roles of Competing Groups of Elite Women in Siam’s Political and Social Transitions, 1868-1942
Sitta Izza Rosdaniah
Nominal and Actual Objectives of Economic Policy Making in Indonesia
Farib Sos
Khmer-Chen in Contemporary Cambodia: Suppression, Revitalisation and Emulation
Ramesh Kumar Sunam
Growing Prosperity, Persistent Poverty in Rural Nepal: Reconsidering the Links between Poverty, Migration and Agrarian
Change
David Anthony Wishart
Australia’s National Competition Policy 1995-2005
Joyce Wu
A Comparative Study of Men’s Roles in Violence against Women Programs in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Timore Leste
Aisha Younus
Militancy in the Tribal Areas of Pakistan: A Zomian Dimension
Doctor of Diplomatic Studies
Nasir Ahmad Andisha
Graduate Certificate in National Security Policy
Felicity Lane
Kieran Strangman
Graduate Certificate of Public Policy
Morgyn Irene Benstead
Anna Fieldhouse
Renee Bryant
Helen Rogers
Theodore James Ell
Sarah Jane Van Bronswijk
Graduate Certificate of Teaching Asia
Cherie Anne Bradwell
Litiana Dakuitoga Jatan
Andrew David Rogerson
Anna Louise Brain
Michelle Jacinta Jones
Erin Ryan
Kieran Mark Campbell
Jane Lieschke
Rebecca Louise Salter
Lyndel Connell
Deborah Frances McDonald
Janet May Sell
Kathryn Anne Dally
Linda Joy Meyers
Yasodai Selvakumaran
Amanda Jane Dippenaar
Tracey Lee Mitchell
Danielle Shaw
Andrew Keith Ellicott
Candice Therese Morphett
Heidi Shvetsoff
Suzanne May Frost
Linden Anne O’Brien
Aaron Smith
Yujing Guo
Tanya Ogg
Katrina Anne Turner
Shanelle Louise Ingram
Amanda Oliver
Julie Siew Yee Vuong
Julia Olive Ireland
Jennifer Lisa Riley
Karen Lynne Williams
66
Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies
Patrick David Deegan
Natski Takagi
Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Economics
Owen Gordon Hutchison
Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies with Honours/Bachelor of
Economics
Jose Timothy Voltaire Santos Salinas
Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of AsiaPacific Studies
Shaw Kudo
Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management and Development
Qucheng Deng
Hong Jie Ni
Olivia Dianina Purba
Graduate Diploma in International Affairs
Rene Harvey
Graduate Diploma in International and Development Economics
Jonathan Edward Pryke
Graduate Diploma in Strategic Studies
Pierre Eduardo Sumarriva Lozada
Graduate Diploma of Environmental and Resource Economics
Lilliam Hortensia Castellon Calix
Graduate Diploma of Military and Defence Studies
Alf Jonas
Master of Advanced National Security Policy with Honours
Christopher John Holloway
Master of Advanced Studies
Stewart Michael Nixon
Master of Archaeological Science
Melissa Jennifer Windass
67
Master of Arts (Asia-Pacific Studies) with Honours
Mark Alexander Laurie
Lewe Maximilian Paul
Dini Suryani
Master of Arts (International Relations) with Honours
Le Li
Joseph Hugh McCarroll
Xiao Zhang
Master of Asia-Pacific Studies
Izumi Braddick
David Lee
Dayne Corey O’Meara
Leon Taylor Braun
Justine Elizabeth MacCormick
Craig Robinson
Xiaoli Guo
Steven Morris
Master of Climate Change
Suradi
Wilson Frank Maanga
Tolasreypeou Sem
Ronesh Chandra
Mitchell Neto
Sophea Tim
Hanh My Dang
Huong Nguon
Tran Dinh Ai Huu
Master of Diplomacy
Natalia Teresa Aueb-Charles
Andrew Lamont Beveridge
Alyce Marie Kelsall
Brendan Storer
Master of Diplomatic Studies
Catherine Elizabeth Tranter
Patrick Campbell John Wall
Lauren Anne Wilson
Master of Environmental and Resource Economics
Ganchimeg Batchuluun
Ataklti Techane Teame
Master of Environmental Management and Development
Amparo Sarahi Cerrato Gevawer
Nichelle Jackson
Sanny Sutanto
Patience Dohr Nagbe
Teshia Yowanade Jn Baptiste
Tshering Wangchuk
Ligia Sofia Fuentes Murillo
Daniel Kenny
Carmen Whiteley
Manju Ghimire
Mary Kim
Sushma Giri
Rodney Kirarock
Niken Sri Hartiwi
Onzimai Henry Pastore
Yayan Indriatmoko
Nathalie O’Toole
Antonio Paulo Inguane
William Barbedeh Pewu
68
Master of International Affairs
Isabelle Cox
Alexandra Denning
Gabriela McMullen
Master of International and Development Economics
Dang Vuong Anh
Erick Kipkorir Mutai
Sepriza Triasanditya
Do Le Ngoc Bich
Nguyen Thi Hong Thanh
David van der Zwaag
Mark Fabian
Niuatui Niuatui
Jonathan Wilson
Huyen Thi Nhat Hoang
Raditiyo Harya Pamungkas
Ghanna Wivanius
Rosy Riani Kusuma
Jonathan Regan-Beasley
Joshua Wood
Yuying Li
Futua Moka Singirok
Putri Rizki Yulianti
Nusrat Mahjebin
Mukti Nath Subedi
Shawkat Ahmed Mozumder
Tshewang Dorji T
Master of International Relations
Laura Deborah Dawson
Hakam Nurramadhani Azza Junus
Di Zhang
Master of International Relations (Advanced) with Honours
Christoph Deuster
Master of Military and Defence Studies
Raymond John Arthurs
Master of National Security Policy
Kirk Adrian Cadiz
Gregory Jarosch
Kerry Amanda Peachey
Ben Michael Cooper
Finola Jane Leary
Marguerite Christina Robb
Patrick Carey Drake-Brockman
Hiroshi Daniel Noda
James Wellham
Xavier Marcelo Galarza
Jeremy Noye
Sophie Wolfer
Brendan Gilbert
Rosemary O’Hehir
Master of National Security Policy (Advanced) with Honours
Robin Lachlan Dominic County-Black
Master of Public Administration
Peter Chemweno
Takfulu Dunstan
James Gaynor
Rehan Gul
69
Master of Public Policy
Nurfaizah -
Muddassir Riaz Malik
Kate Louise Penney
Alex Eliot Blachford
Travis Martine
Hanik Inayatur Rohmah
Thomas Alexander Raymond Dowsley
Charlotte Miles
Nathan Ruhl
Kate Marie Gray
Johanna Nordang
Matthew Charles Smith
Tom Chenbi Guan
Virak Nuon
Kimson Sot
Piset Hak
Freya Harriette O’Brien
Tran Van Son
Arifinsyah Hasibuan
Angelia Riaty Rouli Pardede
Minh Thu Vo
Sophie Jane Horgan
Krister Hans Partel
Master of Public Policy in Development Policy
Tarana Afroj
Musammet Ismat Ara Begum
Selina Akhter
Natassha Dini Chrysanti
Mahfuza Akther
Mellissa Suzanne Wood
Master of Public Policy in Economic Policy
Rodrigo Sebastian Cajias Echalar
Asim Dio
Chanthorn Horn
Javier Andres Centeno Moreira
Nanang Prasetyo Ernawan
Nguyen Huu Giap
Ady Kusuma Deni
Sadia Ayesha Hasan
Tri Wahyono
Master of Public Policy in International Policy
Khoiri Jinan
Master of Public Policy in Policy Analysis
Ade Chandra
Arfan Aryanto Dalimunthe
Angella Ndaka
Edward Simon Hasudungan Sitorus
Master of Public Policy/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration
Sonam Choden
Master of Strategic Studies
Ben Newman Collopy
Ilham
Julian William Storm
John Brodie Dalton
Andrew Kane-Maguire
Oliver James Sullivan
Peter James Dortmans
James Barton Leask
Hayden Robert Walker
Mardi Dwyer
Kahla Ruth Niemann
Paul Wright
Thomas Eddie
Sarah Anne Norgrove
Reid Bernard Hutchins
Alexander Elliot Rae
Master of Strategic Studies (Advanced) with Honours
Dafydd Michael John Jones
70
Master of Translation
Golnaz Assadi
Francela Diana Barba Malespin
Executive Master of Public Administration
Rhianna Lawson
Stephen Geoffrey Spencer
Benjamin Attila Tifan
Master of Arts (International Relations)/Master of Diplomacy
Rhea Matthews
Master of Climate Change/Graduate Diploma in Environmental Management and Development
Jairus Carmela Josol
Master of Diplomacy/Graduate Certificate of Studies
Sila Orake
Master of Diplomacy/Master of Arts (International Relations)
Stefano Cereghetti
Master of Diplomacy/Master of Arts (International Relations) with Honours
Jingru Zhao
Master of Diplomacy/Master of International Affairs
Ding Li
Daniella Hincapie
Jia Meng
Master of Diplomacy/Master of Strategic Affairs
Michelle Tamara Kym Freeman
Master of Environmental and Resource Economics/Graduate Diploma of Environmental and
Resource Economics
A S M Shahriar Jahan
Jeremy van Dijk
Master of Environmental and Resource Economics/Graduate Diploma of International and
Development Economics
Tsendsuren Batsuuri
Master of Environmental Management and Development/Graduate Certificate in Environmental
Management and Development
Maria Clemencia Castellanos Forero
71
Master of Environmental Management and Development/Graduate Diploma in Environmental
Management and Development
Solomon Daryoue
Md Shahidul Islam
Timothy Mais
Regina Domonko
Mojabeng Aloysia Kibiti
Kerong Wu
Sarah Gregor
Siosinamele Lui
Master of International and Development Economics/Graduate Diploma in Economics
Laurie Francis Walker
Master of International and Development Economics/Graduate Diploma in International and
Development Economics
Tara Kristin Davda
Iván Vladimir González Gordón
Hoai Thu Bui
Peter Whiegbadeh James Jr
Babaranda Guruge Nilupulee De Silva
Nguyen Xuan Hoa
Anuruddhi Shanika
Kumari Rathnayake
Rathnayake Mudiyanselage
Vipula Dhananjaya Wickramarachchi
Master of International Relations (Advanced) with Honours/Master of Diplomacy
Farah Lailaa Mohammed
Master of Public Administration/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration
Kale Gore
Master of Public Policy in Development Policy/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration
Sarwat Ara
Khin Khin Mra
Reshmila Lamin
Sonam Pema
Tshering Lhamo
Otis Darpoe Wesseh
Master of Public Policy in Economic Policy/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration
Omar Badjie
Mathew Rabui
Jackson Fayiah
Nyane Wratto
Mbipan Kwachuh Gilbert
Master of Public Policy/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration
Dianna Deravinee Rajcumar
Edrei Udaundo
Master of Public Policy/Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
Roman Christopher Gowor
Bachelor of Asian Studies
Alice Esther Dawkins
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Security
Noah Murray Edberg
72
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Security with Honours
Richard Andrew Kuas Filer
Heidi Lodi
Aamba Tejal Raniga
Jay Robert Vlazlovski
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies
Reed Wesley Dalton
Sophie Anne Ljubic
Ashley Mills
Ji Soo Hur
Xuanzi Ma
Katherine Renae Tunks
Emily Helen Hyam
Thomas Bruce McBurney
Katrina You
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)
Kizaki Reuben Braddick
Samantha Lee Kendrigan
Katherine Janet Snailham
Emily Kate Hallams
Alexander Long
Vanessa Sheridan Whitfield
Sophia Rong Jian
Robyn Faye Pearce
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies with Honours
Callum Michael Bowden Smith
Ben Keen Langley
Tao Tony Yuan
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies with Honours/University Medal
Sigourney Ivka Irvine
Bachelor of International Security Studies
Oscar Thomas Dunk Dowling
Sam Lyons
Glenn William Hill
Ethan Trent Wallace
Justin George James
Bachelor of Pacific Studies
Kathryn Ann Skorkiewicz
Bachelor of Security Analysis (Asia-Pacific)
Tholath Raufuddeen
Eden Juliana Margrie
Milena Selivanov
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Commerce
Tenzin Norzom
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Commerce
Anna Lucia Bylhouwer Pavlakis
73
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of International Relations
Maighdlin Kate Doyle
Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies
Jiandra Sabel Huckle
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of International Security Studies
Minna Featherstone
Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies
Miranda Keturah Marieta Scarr
Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Economics
David Louis Duncan
Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Science
Mirabella Wawn
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Arts
Alison Jane Darby
Alexia Patrice Fuller
74
2pm Friday 18 December
ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science
Yibeltal Fantahun Alem
Sparse Recovery on Sphere and Modelling 3D Spatial Correlation
Ashkan Amirsadri
Very-Large-Scale Distributed Map Making Using Multiple Vehicles
Lachlan Edward Black
New Perspectives on Surface Passivation: Understanding the Si-Al2O3 Interface
Nathan William Brewer
Informative Image Partitioning: Techniques and Applications
Teck Kong Chong
Analysis and Characterization of Silicon Textured by Metal Assisted Etching Technique
Aaron James Defazio
New Optimisation Methods for Machine Learning
Jie Dong
Wireless Body Area Networks: Enabling Robust Coexistence and Interference Management
Shahriar Etemadi Tajbakhsh
Network Coding for Cooperative Data Exchange
Zhe Hou
Labelled Sequent Calculi and Automated Reasoning for Assertions in Separation Logic
Muhammad Usman Khalid
Data-Driven Analysis for Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Anyao Liu
Precipitation and Hydrogenation of Iron in Multicrystalline Silicon
Zibo Miao
Feedback Control of Quantum Systems: Modelling, Stabilisation and Estimation
Joshua John Milthorpe
X10 for High-Performance Scientific Computing
Trung Van Nguyen
Scalable and Automated Inference for Gaussian Process Models
Franciscu Hettige Anne Mindika Premachandra
Prediction Markets for Machine Learning: Equilibrium Behaviour through Sequential Markets
75
Thomas James Ratcliff
Ion Implantation for Silicon Solar Cells
Michael James Roberts
Development and Characterisation of Electrospun Calcium Cobaltites for High Temperature Thermoelectric Applications
Alexandra Laurence Rodriguez
Engineering Novel, Nanofibrous Scaffolds to Promote Neural Regeneration in Parkinson’s Disease
Hajar Sadeghi Sokeh
Analysis of Human-Centric Activities in Video via Qualitative Spatio-Temporal Reasoning
Prasanga Samarasinghe
Modal Based Solutions for the Acquisition and Rendering of Large Spatial Soundfields
Christopher Stokes-Griffin
A Combined Optical-Thermal Model for Laser-Assisted Fibre Placement of Thermoplastic Composite Materials
Jessica Anne Tsimeris
ForceForm: A Soft Actuated Interactive Surface
Xinyu Zhang
Sputtered Aluminium Oxide and Amorphous Silicon for Silicon Solar Cells
Zewei Zhang
Transient Bioheat Transfer Analysis in Biological Tissues by Fundamental-Solution-Based Numerical Methods
Graduate Diploma of Computing
Tiffany-Jo Stansfield
Juntao Zhou
Master of Computing
Rabi Javed Abbasi
Shivam Goswami
Hao Wang
Faisal Ahmad Alyahya
You Hao
Jianrong Wang
Vittorio Beltracchi
Syed Aqeel Jaffary
Chen Zhang
Ryk Budzynski
Minjian Liu
Chi Zhang
Manab Chetia
Anthony Oakden
Zekun Zhang
Miao Du
Josephine Plested
Xiao Fan
Benjamin Salgado Sanchez
Master of Computing (Advanced)
Zhuang Li
Jorge Luis Cardenas Monar
Master of Engineering
John Crain Welsby
76
Master of Engineering in Digital Systems and Telecommunications
Chunhui Li
Tiange Shi
Zhe Li
Yanan Song
Xiangjie Meng
Sachin Kurian Suresh
Menglu Pei
Ran Wei
Master of Engineering in Solar Energy Technologies
Baran Durakoglu
Wei Yang
Master of Engineering with Honours
Alejandro Vidal
Master of Information Technology Studies
Arran Rathe Dengate
Bradley Forschinger
Xian Long
Associate Degree
Filip Blazevic
Conor Alexander Rossiter
Daniel Chrstopher Sheehy
Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and Development) with Honours
Kerry William Olesen
Jiabin Zhang
Bachelor of Advanced Computing with Honours
Xufei Sun
Matthew Thomas Whittaker
Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours
Samantha Cheah
Francis William Snelgar
Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours/University Medal
Samuel Alexander Stefopoulos
Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours/University Medal
Daniel James Marshall
77
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours
Raja Mohsin Akhtar
Chujun Guan
Sean O’Brien
Wanping Bai
Timothy Graham Heaney
Grant Andrew O’Neill
Si Bao
Chuling Huang
Don Huynh Pham
Geoffrey Barton
Jurong Huang
Prithvi Raj Potturi
Patrick Dylan Burge
Clajs Janara
Angela Margaret Riley
Jordan William Campbell
Namita Mary Jose
Yifei Shen
Yayun Cao
Timothy Peter Jost
Jun Tang
Lu Chen
Chengxin Ju
Yifu Wang
Yuan Chen
Damirzhan Kalikov
Zhirui Wang
Julian Daly Ciempka
Kurt Oliver Kuehl
Chrisdian Winata
Dylan Conolan
Paul Labar Ingan
Nan Wu
Peter Curlewis
Xuran Li
Nandi Wu
James Michael Curry
Taining Liu
Shun Yao
Adam Ross Davis
Yao Xiong Loo
Weizhuo Yao
Fangwei Ding
Li Ma
Jiayi Zhang
Patrick Owen Foley
Reece McEwan
Yuexi Zhang
Bingfei Fu
Muhamad Zahin Mohd Ashhar
Yiqing Zhu
James Gan
Nicholas Morton
Yuan Zhuang
Benjamin Tony Griffin
Joseph Nakhle
Bachelor of Information Technology
Xilong Cao
Michael Ovchinnikov
Daniel Wayne Reddacliff
Wanshu Li
Whyi Su Park
Yixiang Ren
Samuel Josef Charles MendozaJonas
Arabella Rose Pollock
Ke Wu
Patrick Andry Randriambololona
Jiqin Yao
Chinmoy Misra
Ravi Krishna Rathinam
Mengxin Yin
Jasmine Hui Min Ong
Bachelor of Information Technology with Honours
Alexander John McGregor-Immig
Bachelor of Science
Shyamal Chetan Singh
Bachelor of Software Engineering with Honours
Migara Pratibha
Aparekka Liyanagamage
Jingyi Gao
Mark Ryan Love
Justin Michael Anthony Gock
Gregory Tom Mitchell
Darren Ryan Bishop
Jessica Renea Hutcheson
Oliver Paul O’Neill
Jordan Livio Braiuka
Alex Jansons
Jack Elliott Rutherford
Chong Feng
Nursulu Kuspanova
Rohan Jay Verma
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Information Technology
Grant Aaron Millsteed
Talitha Smallwood
Jennyfer Elizabeth Lawrence Taylor
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Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Engineering with Honours
Vuong Quoc Luc
Miles Sweeney
Aleksander James Steven Varga
Rebecca Alice Watts
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Information Technology
Mary Eleanor McCarthy
Geoffrey Michael Quiggin
Steven James Rogers
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Arts
Caroline Dare Skinner
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Finance
Yi Yan Lai
Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Science
Tasha-Lee Anderson
Keira Maree Doherty
Bryce Edward Rock
Thomas Banks
James Flavio Feltrin
Adam David Rudgley
James Laurence Bills
Perry Forsyth
Devmei Jayanika Senarath
Danny Chung Hsi Chak
Lahiru Virantha Hapuarachchi
Molly Kate Thomas
Cameron Mitchell Dally
Katrina Kelleher
Adam Krzysztof Wozniak
Lauren Anne De Waal
Sean James O’Ryan
Jing Qi Zhang
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours
Conor Ciaran Horgan
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours/
University Medal
Jeremy James Holt
Bachelor of Software Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Commerce
Abram El-Sabagh
Prosenjit Ghosh
Joseph Guinto
Michael Hyun Suk Ko
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Awards conferred since 15-17 July 2015 ceremonies
Name
Diploma description
Adel Abdel Ghafar
28/10/2015
Fazira Ilyana Abdul Razak
2/11/2015
Jinelle Kinique Adams
Master of Diplomacy
1/10/2015
Jinelle Kinique Adams
1/10/2015
Fiona Allen
1/10/2015
Sahil Balotra
28/10/2015
Mei Ying Barnes
1/10/2015
Leonardus Bimo Bayu Aji
10/9/2015
Janice Benson-Sattout
1/10/2015
David Blencowe
Master of Laws
Ruvini Buddhika Brahmanage
10/9/2015
Jack Edward Buckley
Graduate Diploma in International Affairs
1/10/2015
Megan Butcher
Graduate Certificate of Arts
10/9/2015
Damian John Candusso
16/10/2015
Juan Francisco Caneses
28/10/2015
Robert Cannizzaro
10/9/2015
Juan Vicente Agbin Caranguian
10/9/2015
Jane Kathleen Carey
10/9/2015
Megan Adelle Carters
27/8/2015
Ian Casha
Liam Cassidy
16/10/2015
Binod Kumar Chapagain
10/9/2015
Natalie Dawn Charlesworth
27/8/2015
Simon Chen
1/10/2015
Lisa Karyee Chen
28/10/2015
Long Cheng
27/8/2015
Christina Peck Ying Cheong
Master of Environment (Research)
10/9/2015
Jungdeuk Cho
Graduate Certificate in Public Administration
28/10/2015
Jungdeuk Cho
28/10/2015
Chantal Core
Bachelor of Arts
1/10/2010
Abbey Cross
1/10/2015
Ellen Dando
10/9/2015
Zung Dang
1/10/2015
Kenneth Davies
27/8/2015
George Deakin
10/9/2015
Zhenhua Deng
Graduate Diploma of Accounting
10/9/2015
Haomin Deng
27/8/2015
Zhanglin Deng
Ron Densley
28/10/2015
Jocelyn Diaz Juarez
16/10/2015
Dominic Douse
Bachelor of Arts
Scott Dove
Shenfeng Duan
Master of Business
16/7/2015
Sonya Duus
27/8/2015
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Confer date
28/10/2015
27/8/2015
27/8/2015
2/11/2015
16/10/2015
Name
Diploma description
Confer date
Jennifer Rosalind Edmunds
Diploma of Art
Arnold Laurence Ellem
27/8/2015
David Ellis
1/10/2015
Mark Evans
10/9/2015
Ryan Farrah
Joseph Patrick Roy Fleming
16/10/2015
Joseph Patrick Roy Fleming
Bachelor of Laws
28/10/2015
Nicholas John Floreani
27/8/2015
Halahapperumage Aruni Fonseka
27/8/2015
Nicola Mary Francis
27/8/2015
Steven Frankel
10/9/2015
Anqi Fu
Kent Kei Lok Fung
28/10/2015
Bernie Gan
27/8/2015
Ryan John Grady
Associate Degree
27/8/2015
Xiaotian Guo
27/8/2015
Yiming Guo
Udeni Manel Hanchapola Appuhamilage
Thomas Stirling Harper
Master of Arts (Strategic Studies)
10/9/2015
Ge He
Master of Arts (Asia-Pacific Studies)
1/10/2015
Sarah Louise Hill
Bachelor of Arts (Art History and Curatorship)
2/11/2015
Darja Hoenigman
27/8/2015
Angela Huang
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies
27/8/2015
Yi-Lan Huang
10/9/2014
Yuwen Huang
Master of Business
27/8/2015
Laura Hugh
1/10/2015
Edward Ridley Hutchinson
Master of Applied Linguistics
27/8/2015
Patti Ifield
Nastaran Jafari
Master of International Affairs
10/9/2015
Emma Jahnke
10/9/2015
Kim Johnston
Master of Studies
15/7/2015
Trent Jones
27/8/2015
Jane Kentmann
Fahim Khan
16/10/2015
Marina Violet Khoury
10/9/2015
Jakub Kielbasa
Master of Economics
27/8/2015
Soohwan Kim
2/11/2015
Elizabeth Jane Kirk
Ronald Yong Wen Kong
Bachelor of Laws
Patrick Kongmalavong
Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies
Matthew Le Pavoux
Hee Lyong Lee
27/8/2015
Zhu’Ai Sian Lee
10/9/2015
Mitchell Lendrum
27/8/2015
Mia Lenzi
1/10/2015
16/10/2015
27/8/2015
27/8/2015
27/8/2015
28/10/2015
16/10/2015
10/9/2015
27/8/2015
28/10/2015
27/8/2015
28/10/2015
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Name
Diploma description
Daniel Leykam
10/9/2015
Xuebing Li
27/8/2015
Bashan Li
27/8/2015
Yang Ming Alex Liam
10/9/2015
Yi Lin
27/8/2015
Qiling Lin
Master of Translation (Advanced)
10/9/2015
Heather Lincoln
Bachelor of Development Studies (Honours)
15/7/2015
Peter Robert Little
27/8/2015
Achintha Dharshani Liyanage
Bachelor of Science (Psychology)
17/7/2015
Boon Ho Look
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
17/7/2015
Eric Maben
27/8/2015
Jessie Marlin
28/10/2015
Susan Meriel Marsh
10/9/2015
Kelly Ann Masters
Master of Military Law
10/9/2015
Penelope Susan McCann
Bachelor of Arts
17/7/2015
Penelope Susan McCann
Bachelor of Laws
17/7/2015
Louese Nolene McConnell
1/10/2015
Oliver Mikosza
Diploma of Languages
27/8/2015
Craig Monagle
27/8/2015
Robert Brian Mooy
10/9/2015
Penelope Morton
10/9/2015
Tavonga Musimhi
27/8/2015
Yuqian Ni
Rebecca Camille Louise Niumeitolu
Bachelor of Laws
28/10/2015
Kieran O’Connor
28/10/2015
Michael Joshua Oliver
Bachelor of Arts
27/8/2015
Sam Gaspard Osborn
Bachelor of Laws
1/10/2015
Samuel Osenieks
27/8/2015
Michael James O’Sullivan
27/8/2015
Surya Pachhai
16/10/2015
Kyle Pattrick
Bachelor of Arts
28/10/2015
Lucy Madison Payne
16/10/2015
Natalie Peles
28/10/2015
Jingfeng Peng
27/8/2015
Sawang Petvises
1/10/2015
William John Peyton
Master of Asia-Pacific Studies
27/8/2015
Anne-Louise Buu Thi Pham
10/9/2015
Toby Mehta Phillips
Graduate Certificate in Economic Policy
27/8/2015
Jasmin Phillips
1/10/2015
John Plumidis
Master of Laws
10/9/2015
Andrew John Pogson
Master of Music
1/10/2015
Usman Qayyum
2/11/2015
Chloe Aline Raderschall
1/10/2015
Kazi Mizanur Rahman
27/8/2015
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Confer date
27/8/2015
Name
Diploma description
Confer date
Ying Ren
Daniel Riley
28/10/2015
Luisa Maria Rosin
28/10/2015
Isabella Rosso
27/8/2015
Kenneth Kimathi Rukunga
27/8/2015
Svetlana Russo
1/10/2015
David Linden Ryan
Sabina Sabet
1/10/2015
Shahidur Ashraf Saidon
27/8/2015
Sophie Louise Scott-Brown
Natasha Shanthakumar
28/10/2015
Kathleen Shaw-Farrell
1/10/2015
Luke Jeremy Shingles
2/11/2015
Tinku Shukla
Master of Accounting
27/8/2015
Jessie Smith
Derek Snipe
Master of Military Studies
Zijian Song
27/8/2015
Micah Spry
27/8/2015
Gemma Stooke
27/8/2015
Alistair Sullivan
16/10/2015
Andelka Susa
10/9/2015
Ross Tan
Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies
Andrew Churan Tan
10/9/2015
Malini Tanabalan
10/9/2015
Chin-Wei Tang
Master of Studies
27/8/2015
Mitchell Tate
10/9/2015
Andrew Ters
28/10/2015
Szu-Shen Tham
10/9/2015
Garth Trickett
27/8/2015
Susan Tridgell
10/9/2015
Kayla Marie Tulloch
10/9/2015
Isobel Rose Oakes Turner
27/8/2015
Teliah Jordana Turrill
Bachelor of Laws
10/9/2015
Koenraad Lambertus Van Den Dungen
2/11/2015
Edouard Van der Mersch
10/9/2015
Marretje Ida Van Wezel
2/11/2015
Dingkun Wang
28/10/2015
Han Wang
27/8/2015
Yu-Ho Wang
27/8/2015
Chuan Wang
27/8/2015
Depeng Wang
27/8/2015
Muhammad Waqas
27/8/2015
Barry Edward Welsby
10/9/2015
Peter John Wigens
28/10/2015
27/8/2015
16/10/2015
10/9/2015
10/9/2015
16/10/2015
16/10/2015
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Name
Diploma description
Ryan Witnish
27/8/2015
Serena Wong
10/9/2015
Shubei Xing
15/7/2015
Yang Xu
27/8/2015
Danying Xu
Sen Xue
Keyi Yang
27/8/2015
Jingkai Yang
Master of Studies
27/8/2015
Wei Yin
10/9/2015
Jingjing Yu
10/9/2015
Xianwu Yu
27/8/2015
Patrizia Zavarella
10/9/2015
Yuanchao Zhang
10/9/2015
Rui Zhang
27/8/2015
Jiexue Zhang
Master of Liberal Arts (Advanced)
10/9/2015
Yaqing Zhang
27/8/2015
Xinghao Zhang
27/8/2015
Wenda Zhao
27/8/2015
Yan Jun Zhou
Irina Zhukova
Yitong Zu
Bachelor of International Relations
84
Confer date
27/8/2015
16/10/2015
16/10/2015
10/9/2015
28/10/2015
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