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Art Research and taught Masters in Art History and
Fine Art.
Biological, Environmental & Rural Sciences
(IBERS) Animal Science, Managing the Environment,
Green Biotechnology and Distance Learning courses.
Computer Science Taught and research
programmes.
Education and Lifelong Learning Teacher Training
and Masters in Childhood Studies and Professional
Development.
English & Creative Writing including Postmodern
Writing, Literature and Creative Writing.
Information Studies A number of Distance Learning
courses available, including Archive Administration,
Information Governance and short CPD courses.
International Politics Masters in War Studies,
International Relations, Critical International Politics,
and International Politics of the Internet.
Law and Criminology A suite of programmes in
Criminal Justice and Law.
Management & Business including accredited
Masters in International Business, Management,
International Finance and Banking, Tourism Marketing
and Digital Marketing.
European Languages Research degrees available
and Masters in Applied Translation.
Mathematics & Physics Research opportunities
available.
Geography & Earth Sciences Remote Sensing,
Glaciology, Human Geography, River Basin Dynamics,
Environmental Change and GIS.
Sport & Exercise Science Research opportunities.
History & Welsh History including History and
Heritage, Medieval Britain and Modern History.
Psychology Research degrees.
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postgraduate opportunities including a Masters in
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Graduation 2014
Contents
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Welcome to Graduation!
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Your guide to Graduation
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Welcoming new Fellows
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What Next?
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@AberUni
The University’s President and Vice-Chancellor welcome
you to Graduation
A guide to what’s what, who graduates when and what’s
not to miss!
Aberystwyth University welcomes its new Fellows to
the alumni family
Information about continuing support and advice
available to our graduates
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Welcome to the Aber Alumni Family
Learn more about the opportunities available to our
growing family of Aber alumni
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The Sands
Vice-Chancellor’s Charity of the Year
Learn about the work of our new Charity of the Year,
Aberystwyth Lifeboat and the RNLI
My first Graduation
Dr Rhodri Llwyd Morgan, despite being an Aber alumnus,
explains how this will be his first Graduation
Keep up to date with regular news from Aberystwyth University by updating your
current email address on www.aber.ac.uk/alumni/update, following us on twitter or
joining Aber Connect or our groups on Facebook and LinkedIn. Visit www.aber.ac.uk/
alumni for details.
Graduation is produced by the Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs
Department, Aberystwyth University.
Fancy a break?
Graduation is a brilliant but busy occasion. Take
time out with a coffee and cake in one of the cafes
at the Arts Centre or pop across to the Students’
Union and show your copy of this magazine to take
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Welcome to
Graduation!
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raduation is a memorable and worthy celebration of your hard earned success.
I hope you and your supporters have a wonderful day.
This year I am delighted that we are celebrating the achievements of
more students than ever before, and I warmly welcome each of you to the Aber alumni
community. In doing so, you are in excellent company. Many of our alumni are leaders in
their field, and their chosen careers take them to all corners of the globe. I encourage you
to follow in their footsteps, explore all that the world has to offer, take the opportunities
that arise, and like them, build upon your Aberystwyth University degree and the
stimulus of your activities here.
Thank you for choosing to study at our University. We have valued your contribution
to student life, and how you and your fellow students enriched our lives and experiences.
As you graduate, take with you what you have learnt during your studies and use your
knowledge and skills to make a difference in your future careers. We wish you every
success and contentment. In Aberystwyth, we will continue to develop this remarkable
University for generations to come. Keep in touch, and please remember we’re here to help
you through the support of our staff and our broader community of alumni and friends.
Good luck!
Sir Emyr Jones Parry
President
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e are incredibly pleased that you can join us on this special occasion. As
soon-to-be graduates or proud family, friends and supporters - you are all
welcome. I sincerely hope you enjoy your time at Aberystwyth, celebrating
the success of all our hard-working students.
News of individual students excelling academically is always welcome – not to
mention their notable achievements in sports, debating, entrepreneurial challenges
and numerous hours of community volunteering. Graduation sees the culmination of
all our students’ successes, and is an unbeatable occasion!
As we wave farewell to our graduands, we welcome our graduates to the alumni
community. Wherever you venture next, we want to keep in touch to learn what you are
doing. In return, we offer continuing support and advice, and invitations to Aberystwyth
University events, held around the world. Please remember there will always be a warm welcome for you at Aberystwyth.
Whether you’re simply passing through or returning to study here, you can be sure
that we will be pleased to see you.
We would also like to keep you abreast of developments here. One exciting project
on the horizon is the redevelopment of our beautiful Old College. We aim to establish a
multipurpose graduate centre, and a cultural quarter for the town, to ensure a sustainable
future for this iconic building.
Thank you for being with us today. On behalf of all my colleagues here at
Aberystwyth, I wish you a wonderful graduation day and every success in the future.
Professor April McMahon
Vice-Chancellor
Graduation 2014
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Your guide to
Graduation
During the five days of Graduation, the University welcomes over 10,000 students
and supporters to Aberystwyth. It’s a fantastic time for all involved, but it’s
important that you know what’s available to you and when. Here is your quick
guide to Graduation, including details of where you can take five minutes out and
rest with a cup of tea and slice of cake!
What to expect?
On arrival, students should make their way to the
Round Theatre on the first floor of the Arts Centre to
register. During registration, students will be handed their
card with details of their seat number, together with any
guest tickets requested.
After registering, please make your way to the Parry
Williams building (Department of Theatre, Film and
Television Studies) to collect your robe. Depending on the
time, you may like to take your graduation photos before
the ceremony. Tempest Photography, the University’s
official Graduation Photographers, will be available from
8am to 6pm.
A rehearsal is held before each ceremony at 9.30am for
morning, and 1.30pm for afternoon ceremonies. During
the rehearsal, parents and supporters are welcome to relax
in one of the Arts Centre’s cafés, take a wander around one
of the galleries, or pop to the Students’ Union for a coffee.
Gownspotting!
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All students should be in their seats at least 15
minutes before the ceremony, guests are welcome to
make their way to the seats in the gallery of the Great
Hall from 10.30am or 2.30pm depending on the time of
your ceremony.
A full programme of the ceremony, including the
names of today’s graduates and details of the procession
and musical interlude, can be found in the centre pages
of this booklet.
Following the ceremony, graduates are asked to
make their way to the La Scala steps to have their group
photograph before heading to the marquee behind the
Arts Centre for a celebratory glass of fizz or juice.
Please ensure that you return your gown to the Parry
Williams building, by your agreed time.
Enjoy!
A veritable rainbow of gowns can be seen adorning our students and staff at Graduation. Each
University has its own style and the cap, gown and hood have a particular meaning which signifies
the level of the qualification obtained.
The members of staff on stage usually wear the gown which demonstrates the highest
qualification they hold. As the University attracts staff from all over the world, there’s a vast range
of gowns on show!
Aberystwyth University’s own gowns are based on a colour palette of green and red, with the
undergraduate and postgraduate gowns being black with varying hoods and the PhD being a deep
red coloured gown with green adornments. A small number of students began their studies when
Aberystwyth was part of the University of Wales and therefore wear the gowns from this period.
We challenge you to count the different gowns you come across during a ceremony!
Graduation 2014
Who graduates when?
For the first time in the University’s history, this year Aberystwyth will
hold ten ceremonies during Graduation week including:
Ceremony 1
11am
Monday
14/7/2014
Ceremony 8
School of Education and Lifelong
Learning
Department of History and Welsh History
Ceremony 2
3pm
Monday
14/7/2014
Tuesday
15/7/2014
Thursday
17/7/2014
Institute of Biological, Environmental and
Rural Sciences (IBERS)
Department of Psychology
Ceremony 9
Department of Mathematics and Physics
Department of Computer Science
Ceremony 3
11am
3pm
11am
Friday
18/7/2014
Department of Information Studies
Department of Law and Criminology
Ceremony 10
Department of International Politics
Department of European Languages
3pm
Friday
18/7/2014
Department of Geography and Earth
Sciences
Ceremony 4
3pm
Tuesday
15/7/2014
School of Management and Business
Ceremony 5
11am
Wednesday
16/7/2014
Department of Theatre, Film and
Television Studies
Department of Welsh
Ceremony 6
3pm
Wednesday
16/7/2014
Department of English and Creative
Writing
School of Art
Ceremony 7
11am
Thursday
17/7/2014
Masters
Institute of Biological, Environmental and
Rural Sciences (IBERS)
Department of Sport and Exercise Science
Bachelor
If you require any assistance, please approach one of
the Graduation Team in the purple polo shirts who will
be very happy to help – from emergency safety pins to
hairclips or some mints, we look forward to helping to
make your Graduation day the best it can be.
Doctor of Philosophy
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Welcoming new
Fellows
Every year, during Graduation week, the University honours individuals who have
made a significant contribution to the University, to Aberystwyth or to Wales by
admitting them to a Fellowship of the University.
This year, we are pleased to present the following individuals for a Fellowship of Aberystwyth University:
Jeremy Bowen
Professor Bonnie Buntain
Jeremy is a prominent Welsh journalist
and television presenter. Born in Cardiff,
and a graduate of UCL and John Hopkins
University, he joined the BBC in 1984. A war
correspondent for much of his career, he
became the BBC’s Middle East correspondent
in 1995 and was based in Jerusalem until
2000. Since 2005 he has been the BBC’s
Middle East Editor and has reported from
more than 70 countries, often in the line of
fire. While reporting from Kosovo in 1999
he was robbed at gunpoint by bandits.
In July 2013, while reporting from the
BBC the protests in Egypt, he was shot in
the head. He was recently one of the few
journalists inside Syria reporting on the crisis.
@BowenBBC
Professor Buntain is the Assistant Dean
Professor of Public Health at the University of
Calgary in Canada. Prior to joining the Faculty,
Professor Buntain was the Chief Public Health
Veterinarian at the Food Safety and Inspection
Service for the US Department of Agriculture.
At the USDA, Professor Buntain advised the
Office of Field Operations on all veterinary issues
regarding food safety, humane slaughter and
handling and optimizing the use, retention and
recruitment of public health veterinarians.
Professor Buntain received her Bachelor of
Science and Masters of Science in Animal Science
from the University of Hawaii and obtained her
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree in 1977 from
Colorado State University.
Rhod Gilbert
The son of two Aber alumi, Rhod Gilbert
is best known for his comedy genius. A former
market researcher, his comedy career began
in 2002. In the first 18 months of his career he
was the first person in the UK to reach the finals
of every major new talent competition and
succeeded in scooping four awards. In 2005, he
was nominated for the Perrier Best Newcomer
Awards and in 2008 was nominated for the main
if.comedy award.
In 2010, Rhod fronted the BBC series Rhod
Gilbert’s Work Experience that saw him turn
his hand to a variety of jobs. He has been a
regular contributor to a range of major comedy
shows and now hosts the BBC Radio Wales’
Rhod Gilbert Show every Saturday morning.
@Rhodgilbertshow
Professor John Harries
A renowned atmospheric physicist, Professor
John Harries led the team that produced the first
direct observational evidence of an increase in the
Earth’s greenhouse effect between 1970 and 1997.
He is a past President of the Royal Meteorological
Society, and of the International Radiation
Committee and previously a board member of
the Natural Environment Research Council.
Professor Harries was the first Chief Scientific
Adviser for Wales (2010-2013). An Emeritus
Professor and Distinguished Research Fellow at
Imperial College, he is also Fellow of the Institute
of Physics, the Royal Meteorological Society, the
American Geophysical Union and a member of
the American Meteorological Society.
Graduation 2014
Brian Jones
D. Geraint Lewis
A West Wales farmer and entrepreneur, Brian
Jones established Castell Howell Foods Ltd in the
mid 1980s and continues to lead the company
as its Managing Director.
Over the last 20 years, Castell Howell
has become firmly established as one of the
country’s leading independent food wholesalers
specialising in Welsh products and employing
400 staff.
Castell Howell is one of IBERS’ industrial
partners and supports the research and
development of improving food quality and
sustainable supply chains.
Brian is a Fellow of the Royal Agricultural
Society and currently President of the Welsh
Charitables RFC and Carmarthen Quins RFC.
D. Geraint Lewis was the Education and
Children’s Librarian for Dyfed before being
appointed Area Librarian for Ceredigion.
From1996 he was, until his retirement, the
Assistant Director of Education in charge of
Ceredigion’s Cultural Services. He has been the
Honorary Secretary of the Welsh Books Council
since 1986 and was the winner in 1996 of the Tir
na n-Og award for his dictionary Geiriadur Gomer yr
Ifanc. Originally from Ynys-y-bwl in Cwm Clydach,
he was educated at Aberystwyth University and
is the author of Geiriadur Cynradd Gomer, Y Llyfr
Berfau, Pa Arddodiad?, Y Treigladur, and Geiriau
Lletchwith.
Rhodri Meilir
The Cardiff-born venture capitalist and
philanthropist, Sir Michael Moritz is chairman of
Sequoia Capital in California’s Silicon Valley where
he has worked since 1986.
After studying history at Oxford University, he
moved to the US and worked for a while at Time
magazine before carving out a career as one of
Silicon Valley’s most sought-after investors.
He is a former member of the board of
directors of Google and his internet company
investments include Google, Yahoo!, PayPal,
Webvan, YouTube, eToys, and Zappos.
Sir Michael was appointed Knight Commander
of the Order of the British Empire (KBE) in the 2013
Birthday Honours for services to promoting British
economic interests and philanthropic work.
Welsh actor, Rhodri Meilir, graduated from
the Department of Theatre, Film and Television
Studies in 2000. Rhodri has appeared in a
number of popular television shows including
playing the role of Alfie Butts in the longrunning BBC sitcom, My Family, ITV’s Afterlife
and Terry Pratchett’s Hogfather on Sky One.
He has also featured in a number of films
including The Baker, Kevin Allen’s Y Syrcas
and appeared in the Doctor Who Christmas
Special The Runaway Bride. Later this year, he
will appear on cinema screens in Pathé Films’
new film Pride.
He is well known on Welsh television for
his roles in Y Pris, Caerdydd, Teulu, Tipyn o Stad
and as Rapsgaliwn. He received a Best Actor
BAFTA Cymru nomination in 2013 for his role
as Trefor in Gwlad yr Astra Gwyn. Rhodri is
currently part of the National Theatre of Wales’
highly acclaimed Mametz.
Dr John Sheehy
Emeritus Head of Applied Photosynthesis
and Systems Modelling Laboratory at the
International Rice Research Institute (IRRI),
Dr Sheehy is an alumnus of Aberystwyth
University. For most of his career, he has been
a scientist leading multidisciplinary teams in
the public sector specialising in the physiology
of crops, their yield and the environment.
He pioneered a ground-breaking research
program, assembling an international team
of scientists to kick start a new evolution
in rice and break the rice yield barrier by
supercharging photosynthesis. The initiative
was funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation and, shortly after retiring, he was
honoured with an OBE.
Michael Moritz
Ed Thomas
Playwright, director and producer, Ed Thomas,
is founder member and creative director of TV
production company Fiction Factory.
He has written, directed or produced more
than 120 hours of award-winning drama across
all genres. His first play, House of America (1988)
won numerous awards both nationally and
internationally. His other plays include East From
the Gantry, Flowers of the Dead Red Sea, Song From
a Forgotten City, Gas Station Angel and Stone City
Blue.
He has also produced a number of drama
programmes for S4C including Caerdydd, Y Pris,
Pen Talar, Gwaith/Cartref, and most recently
Hinterland/Y Gwyll, a detective series produced
in Welsh and English for S4C, BBC and distributed
internationally by All3Media. Much of Hinterland
was filmed in and around the University and Ed
was instrumental in establishing a number of
placements for University students during its
filming.
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What next?
Whatever your plans, Aberystwyth University can help you, every step of the way.
Meet some of Aber’s key contacts for your future:
Sian Morgan Furlong-Davies
Tony Orme
Director, Careers Service
Enterprise Manager
“Following this excellent success it’s important that you
now continue on your glittering career path by aiming for
the best possible opportunities from this point onwards.
Remember that the Careers Service will continue to
support you wherever you are and whatever you are doing
as a next step, offering you a lifelong service. We will be
happy to help you with any queries you may have about
your future and your career. Also, please don’t forget to get
in touch with us next January when we will be gathering
the destination details of our graduates, by completing
the questionnaire that we send you; and if you don’t have
a specific destination planned or in place at that stage
then do get in touch so we can help you – that’s what
we’re here for!”
“Congratulations on your Graduation! Your next step might be employment;
maybe further study or even taking a well-earned break.
For some graduates, self-employment is an interesting career option, either
setting up and running a new enterprise now or in the future (once they have
experienced working for more established organisations, first). Some graduates
set up new businesses as their full-time occupation, others run their enterprises
alongside employment or further study.
If you are interested either now or in the future in the feasibility of turning
a good business idea you might have into a successful new enterprise, then
Aberystwyth University would be keen to support you, particularly if your
proposed new enterprise is being set up in the Aberystwyth area.
The sort of help and support you might need in the start-up phase could
well include one-to-one business mentoring, business start-up skills training,
information on start-up funding or networking opportunities. The University,
in conjunction with local enterprise partners, offers a range of business start-up
opportunities. The support includes our popular “Enterprise Wednesdays” – a
regular series of workshops and presentations to support those setting up new
businesses; Business Start-up Week – a boot-camp style week of events to help
anyone with an idea to develop a business plan; and the Crisalis Enterprise
Network – keeping those with new graduate businesses in touch with one
another.
All of these services are FREE and available to Aberystwyth Graduates, as
well as to students and staff members. Please do keep in touch and let me
know if there’s any further support you need to make your business a success.”
Keep in touch by emailing crisalis@aber.ac.uk or join our Facebook group
at www.facebook.com/AberUni.Enterprise
Rosemary Mills
Postgraduate Advisor
“There’s so much to be gained from studying for a
postgraduate qualification at Aberystwyth University.
You can choose to specialise in a specific area or re-train
through a conversion masters. Our postgraduates benefit
from higher than average employment rates and above
average starting salaries.
Most of our postgraduate level courses do not have
official closing dates, so if this is the first time you are really
considering undertaking a higher degree, there is still
time for you to submit an application, and it is free and
easy to do so.
As an Aberystwyth alumnus you can access support
to help fund your postgraduate course. You could receive
a fee reduction of between 10% and 20% from your
postgraduate taught Masters fees.
If you would like to hear more about what’s on offer,
pop by the Postgraduate Admissions stand and we will
be pleased to help you and provide you with information
on how to submit an application; applying for funding;
securing postgraduate accommodation; and you can even
quiz us on your career prospects as a postgraduate student
and ask us more about postgraduate student life.
If you don’t have a chance to meet with us during
Graduation you can Instant Chat with Advisors
on the website during the normal office hours
http://j.mp/1fnRQw8 or e-mail the Admissions Office
directly with any questions: pg-admissions@aber.ac.uk.
Congratulations on your Graduation, we hope you
enjoy the day!”
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Careers Assistance
for Aberystwyth Graduates
We can point you in the right direction.
Still looking for
• work or experience?
• further studies?
• overseas opportunities?
• help in setting up a business?
• the ideal career path?
We wish you the very best in your future career.
Contact us for assistance,
guidance and information.
www.aber.ac.uk/careers
E: careers@aber.ac.uk
T: 01970 622378
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Graduation 2014
Vice-Chancellor’s
Charity of the Year
Now in its third year, the Vice-Chancellor’s Charity of the Year appeal
seeks to raise as much funding as possible for a worthy cause.
A
a number of occasions arise during the year, where fundraising for a local charity is possible,
the Vice-Chancellor’s Charity of the Year provides a focus for community fundraising and
charitable donations.
This year, nominations for the Vice-Chancellor’s Charity were sought from University students
and staff. The list of nominations – all worthy in themselves - was whittled down to a shortlist of
nine charities by the sabbatical team of the Students’ Union and the University Executive. Following
a week of voting and hundreds of votes cast, the Aberystwyth Lifeboat and the Royal National
Lifeboat Institution (RNLI), was chosen as the charity for 2014/15.
The RNLI is the charity that saves lives at sea. Volunteers provide a 24-hour search and rescue
service in the UK and Ireland from 236 lifeboat stations, including Aberystwyth. Additionally the
RNLI has more than 1,000 lifeguards on over 180 beaches around the UK and operates a specialist
flood rescue team, which can respond anywhere across the UK and Ireland when inland flooding
puts lives at risk.
We look forward to working with the Aberystwyth Lifeboat and the RNLI team during the
forthcoming year and invite you to learn more about their work by chatting to the charity’s
representatives at the stall in the foyer of the Great Hall or visiting www.aberystwythlifeboat.org.uk.
Aberystwyth University
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We asked our Pro Vice-Chancellor for Welsh Language and
Culture, and External Engagement, Dr Rhodri Llwyd Morgan
to share his experience of Graduation...
My first Graduation
I
have an admission to make. This will be my first
official Aberystwyth University Graduation Ceremony.
Although I am a proud Aber alumnus – History, 1992
in case you were wondering – I did not attend the official
ceremony back then.
No, this wasn’t a massive blunder and I did not turn
up on the wrong day. Nor was I backpacking around the
globe hacking through jungles, working the bars on Bondi
Beach or getting a misspelt tattoo in Thailand. Instead,
I went to the “unofficial” ceremony organised by UMCA
(Aberystwyth’s Welsh-speaking Students’ Union). UMCA,
which celebrated its 40th anniversary earlier this year, was
in dispute with the University authorities at the time due
to its weak bilingual policy. I am glad to say that things
have progressed, the University now has a clear approach
to the equality of English and Welsh, and both UMCA and
the Students’ Union are fully engaged in representing the
students’ voices in the University Council meetings and
on various committees. The bilingual policy is the reason
you will hear a lot of Welsh used during the ceremonies
as well as on our University signage, documents and
correspondence. It is said that you know you’re in Wales
when you see “ARAF – SLOW” painted on the roads – as if
we needed any reminding!
Your son or daughter may well have studied part or all
of their degree with us through the medium of Welsh and
we are building on our provision in this respect across more
and more subject areas. Even if they did not undertake any
study in Welsh they may well have picked up some of the
language during their time here in Aberystwyth. We are
proud that this too is part of the Aber Experience since it
gives so many of our students exposure to cultural diversity
and this will stand them in good stead in the future.
But back to the ceremony and like many of our happy
new graduates my parents too will be attending their first
official Aberystwyth Graduation Ceremony. Despite their
moral guidance and financial support first-time round they
took my insistence that I would only attend the UMCA
ceremony very much in their stride and, thankfully, had a
thoroughly good time. On this occasion, however, they
will be in similar shoes to your good selves – a little bit
lost, a little trepidatious, and definitely proud and maybe
emotional. And as it is my first time – I will be too.
Dr Rhodri Llwyd Morgan Dr Rhodri Llwyd Morgan
Graduation 2014 - Ceremony 7
Seremoni 7
Ceremony 7
Y Neuadd Fawr
The Great Hall
Dydd Iau 17 Gorffennaf 2014 11yb
Thursday 17 July 2014 11am
Trefniadaeth y Cynulliad
Procedures of the Congregation
Ar ddechrau’r seremoni darllenir y Cyhoeddiad gan un o’r
myfyrwyr sy’n graddio. Mae’n cydnabod cyflawniadau a
llwyddiannau’r myfyrwyr sy’n graddio, ac yn datgan y gobaith
y byddant yn cyfrannu at wybodaeth a budd cenhedlaethau i
ddod, ac wynebu’r heriau sy’n wynebu ein byd.
The ceremony begins with the reading of the Proclamation by
one of the graduating students. It recognises the achievements
and success of the graduating students, and expresses the hope
that they will contribute to knowledge and wellbeing for future
generations, and confront the challenges that face our world.
Bydd ymgeiswyr am raddau dechreuol (israddedig) ac uwch
(uwchraddedig) yn cael eu cyflwyno ym mhob seremoni. Fe’u
cyflwynir i’r Is-Ganghellor yn unigol. Fel arfer, Pennaeth yr Adran
berthnasol fydd yn cyflwyno’r myfyrwyr. Arweinir myfyrwyr
i’r llwyfan lle cânt eu cyflwyno i’r Is-Ganghellor, a darllenir eu
henwau. Bydd yr Is-Ganghellor yn datgan y fformiwla briodol
i’r grŵp, ac yna byddant yn dychwelyd i’w seddau. Ar ôl i bob
grŵp fynd yn ôl i’w seddau, bydd yr Is-Ganghellor yn cyfeirio’r
fformiwla priodol at y grŵp cyfan, ac fe gânt hefyd eu cyfarch gan
y Llywydd neu’r Is-Lywydd.
In each ceremony there will be candidates for initial
(undergraduate) and higher (postgraduate) degrees. Candidates
will be presented individually to the Vice-Chancellor. For each
degree the presenter will normally be the Head of the appropriate
Department. Candidates will be conducted to the stage by
Marshals where they will be presented to the Vice-Chancellor
and their names will be read out. After each group have returned
to their seats, the Vice-Chancellor will address the appropriate
formula to the whole group, and they will also receive a greeting
from the President or Vice-President.
Bydd cyfarchiad y Cyflwynydd fel a ganlyn:
The formulae used during the ceremony may be translated as
follows:
Anrhydeddus Is-Ganghellor, cyflwynaf i chi fyfyrwyr o’n
Prifysgol ni a ennillodd radd…..
Cyfarchiad yr Is-Ganghellor –
Trwy awdurdod y Brifysgol a ymddiriedwyd i mi, derbyniaf chwi
i radd….. ac i holl freiniau’r radd hon.
Bydd y Llywydd neu’r Is-Lywydd yn cyfarch y graddedigion â’r
geiriau Boed eich gofal yn wastad dros lwydd ac anrhydedd ein
Prifysgol a’n Gwlad.
Yn achos y graddau uwch, fe geir cyfarchiad gwahanol, yn mynegi
llawenydd y Brifysgol o dderbyn y graddedig yn Athro neu’n
Ddoethur. Bydd grwpiau bychain o ddarpar raddedigion am
raddau uwch yn cael eu cyfarch gan yr Is-Ganghellor a’r Llywydd
neu’r Is-Lywydd ar y llwyfan, ac yna byddant yn troi i wynebu’r
gynnulleidfa i’w cydnabod.
The Presenter’s formula –
Anrhydeddus Is-Ganghellor, cyflwynaf i chi fyfyrwyr o’n
Prifysgol ni a ennillodd radd…..
Honorable Vice-Chancellor, I present to you students of our
University who have gained the degree of ……
The Vice-Chancellor’s formula –
Trwy awdurdod y Brifysgol a ymddiriedwyd i mi, derbyniaf chwi
i radd….. ac i holl freiniau’r radd hon.
By the authority of the University, entrusted to me, I admit you
to the degree of ….. and to all the privileges of this degree.
The President or Vice-President greets the graduates with the
words –
Boed eich gofal yn wastad dros lwydd ac anrhydedd ein
Prifysgol a’n Gwlad.
May your care ever be for the success and good name of our
University and Country.
In the case of higher degrees there is a different form of greeting,
stating that the University is pleased to admit the graduate as a
Master or Doctor. Smaller groups of graduands for higher degrees
may be addressed by the Vice-Chancellor and the President or
Vice-President on the stage, and will then turn to the audience for
acknowledgement.
Aberystwyth University
Graddio 2014 - Seremoni 7
Trefn y Gweithrediadau
Order of Proceedings
Gorymdaith aelodau awdurdodau a sefydliadau lleol.
Procession of members of local authorities and organisations.
Gorymdaith aelodau'r staff academaidd.
Procession of members of academic staff.
Gorymdaith Swyddogion y Brifysgol.
Procession of University Officers.
Gair o groeso gan y Llywydd,
Syr Emyr Jones Parry GCMG PhD FInstP
Welcome by the President,
Sir Emyr Jones Parry GCMG PhD FInstP
Cyhoeddiad yr Ymgynulliad
(darllenir gan Helen Jones)
Proclamation of the Congregation
(to be read by Helen Jones)
Cyflwyno Cymrodyr yr Athro Bonnie Buntain
a gyflwynir gan Athro Christopher J Thomas BSc PhD
Presentation of Fellow Professor Bonnie Buntain
presented by Professor Christopher J Thomas BSc PhD
Cyflwyno Cymrodyr Dr John Sheehy
a gyflwynir gan yr Athro Iain Donnison BSc PhD FSB
Presentation of Fellow Dr John Sheehy
presented by Professor Iain Donnison BSc PhD FSB
Derbyn i raddau’r Brifysgol
Yr Athro April McMahon, MA PhD FBA FRSE FLSW,
Is-Ganghellor
Admission to University’s degrees
Professor April McMahon, MA PhD FBA FRSE FLSW,
Vice-Chancellor
Rhaglen Gerddorol | Programme of Music
Ymdeithgan |Processional
‘Trumpet Tune’ yn D fwyaf | ‘Trumpet Tune’ in D major
John Stanley
Ymadawiad |Recessional
Diweddglo o Sonata Rhif 1 yn D leiaf (Op. 42) | Finale from Sonata No. 1 in D minor (Op. 42)
Alexandre Guilmant
Organydd |Organist
William Hayward, GRSM (London), ARCM, LRAM, ARCO
Cyflwyniad Cerddorol | Musical Introducton
Shelley Fairplay MMus, BMus Hons, Dip ABRSM – telyn | harp
a berfformiwyd gan | performed by
Alison Greeley MA – obo | oboe
Egwyl Gerddorol | Musical Interlude
a ganwyd gan | sung by
Cantorion Madrigal Elisabethaidd | The Elizabethan Madrigal Singers
CyfarwydDŵr Corawl: Georgie Lorimer MA | Choral Director: Georgie Lorimer MA
Cerddoriaeth dan ofal Dr David Russell Hulme BA Anrh, MA PhD TAR - CyfarwydDŵr Cerdd, Prifysgol Aberystwyth
Music supervised by Dr David Russell Hulme BA Hons, MA PhD PGCE - Director of Music, Aberystwyth University
Prifysgol Aberystwyth
Graduation 2014 - Ceremony 7
Athrofa y Gwyddorau Biolegol, Amgylcheddol a Gwledig
Insitute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences
Cyflwynir gan Bennaeth yr Adran, yr Athro Christopher J Thomas BSc PhD
Presented by the Head of Department, Professor Christopher J Thomas BSc PhD
Baglor mewn Gwyddoniaeth | Bachelor of Science
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Sadie Rhiannon Ellis
Alexander Evans
David Michael Fazakerley
Matthew Gourlay
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Polly Emily Wadsworth
Jake Atholl Doncaster Wall
Charlotte Wild
Thomas William Fielding Willmott
Joanne Woolley
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Rebecca Hurley
Daniel Sean Jenkins
Benjamin Blakeley Johnson
Jennifer Claire King
Adrian Mironas
Bethan Hannah Morgan
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Alex Daniel Pike
Steve Vincent
Amelie Zambon
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Bioleg y Môr a Dŵr Croyw | Marine and Freshwater Biology
Jodie Ackland
James Adamson
Timothy Ashman
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Charlotte Basterfield
Timothy Beard
Ana Maria Big
Jessica Alice Binks
Ross Adam Bond
Steffan Bonsall
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Sarah Jayne Browne
Clare Florence Collett
Matthew Collins
Cadi Hazel Mary Davies
Melissa Charlotte Dudley
Hannah Dunne
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Ruth Mary Cutler
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Sally North
James Pickup
Gwenno Rhys
Christopher James Richards
Elizabeth Smith
Anneka Summan
Callum Elliott
Hollie-Ann Emery
Joseph Freemantle
Sophie Louise Goodier
Jennifer Hagyard
Jade Hood
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Joseph Peter Cross
Harry Dennis
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Elliot Pain
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William Payne
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Aberystwyth University
Graddio 2014 - Seremoni 7
Sedd | Seat
Bioleg yr Amgylchedd | Environmental Biology
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Christopher Paul Acraman
Hannah Jayne Boffin
Alexander George Hannam
Robert Andrew Luis Hinde
Dale Scott Martin
J9
J10
J11
J12
J13
Alexander Vrij
Stacey Rose Williams
Microbioleg | Microbiology
Jordan Kirby
Harriet Robson
Andrew Shapanis
Alexander Edward Turner
Geneteg | Genetics
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Emma Armitage
Raechel Carthy
Drew-Deece Cone
Malwina Gieldon
Mohammad Nur Adli Bin Haji Abd Ghani
Emily Toplis
Connor Woolley
K7
K8
K9
K10
K11
K12
K13
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Kate Frederique Armfield
Paulina Bajko
Rachel Churm
Monika Jadwiga Domeradzka
Thomas Paul Michael Hancox
Kieran O’sullivan
Emily Patten
L7
L8
L9
L10
L11
L12
L13
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Zofia Slowik
Naomi Rebecca Rose Stupple
Lorna Marie Williams
M7
M8
M9
Geneteg ac Iechyd Dynol | Genetics and Human Health
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*
Aliyah Debbonaire
Michelle Catherine Fletcher
Izabela Krasimirova Ivanova
M10
M11
M12
Hannah Victoria Kirkpatrick
Jagoda Kolodziejczak
Katie Love
Hannah Nicole McKinlay
Lauren Faye Roe
Emma Rothwell
Thomas Varley
N7
N8
N9
N10
N11
N12
N13
O9
O10
O11
O12
Microbioleg a Sŵoleg | Microbiology and Zoology
Adam Fraser Hodges
O13
Sŵoleg | Zoology
Geneteg a Biocemeg | Genetics and Biochemistry
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O7
O8
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Emma Lucy Ackerley
Simon Beasley
Simon Bleet
Stephen Richard Boden
Emily Brett
Cheryl Camilleri
Rachel Julia Chance
P7
P8
P9
P10
P11
P12
P13
Shaun Cooper
Lucy Cotgrove
Jack Trafford Cunningham
Annaliese Dale
Samuel Thomas Blackwood Dalgleish
Stuart Dallas
Jacob Lyndon Schofield Daniels
Q7
Q8
Q9
Q10
Q11
Q12
Q13
Claire M Davey
Jennifer Louise Davies
Nathan D’Costa
Anna Louise Doherty
Georgina Dunlop
Nathan Stanislaw Duszynski
Daniel Emmison
R7
R8
R9
R10
R11
R12
R13
Egwyl Gerddorol | Musical Interlude
Sweet Suffolk Owl
Y Fwyalchen Ddu Bigfelen (The Blackbird)
The Gypsy Rover
Prifysgol Aberystwyth
Thomas Vautor
Alaw draddodiadol | Welsh traditional
(trefnwyd gan | arranged by Charles Clements)
Leo Maguire
(trefnwyd gan | arranged by David Nino & Georgie Lorimer)
Graduation 2014 - Ceremony 7
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Olivia Evans
Sarah Hannah Louise Gale
Sarah Elizabeth Gibbons
Frederick Griffith
Ruth Grove
David George Paul Haines
Amy Healey
R20
R19
R18
R17
R16
R15
R14
Samuel William Henman
Rosemiranda Hibbert
Caroline Emma Hughes
Montana Hull
Alexandra Leah Jones
Carolyn Imogen King
Emily Christina Lacy
Q20
Q19
Q18
Q17
Q16
Q15
Q14
Rosalind Lees
Nicholas Masters
Danielle McDermott
Catriona Janette Mitchell
Jack O’Sullivan
Olivia Morgan Pargeter
Tirion Perks
P20
P19
P18
P17
P16
P15
P14
Emily Pielow
Emily Price
Sophie Rance
Katherine Rayner
Claire Roige
Andrew James Savage
Andrew John Smith
O20
O19
O18
O17
O16
O15
O14
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Samantha Smith
Samuel Smithers
Amy Louise Spencer
James Stevens
Lauren Stokes
Dean Swinden
Sophie Tinsley
N20
N19
N18
N17
N16
N15
N14
Samuel Turley
Katie Warr
Korina Thea Watkins
Philippa Jade Westall
Sophie Victoria Wiltshire
Robyn Jade Womack
Katie Wych
M20
M19
M18
M17
M16
M15
M14
Ymddygiad Anifeiliaid | Animal Behaviour
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Laura Mary Boucher
Hayley Burgess
Cassandra Aniella di Mascio
Rachel Elizabeth Holcroft
Alexander Reeve
Wren Isobel Hazel Rose
Heather Kathryn Shadbolt
L20
L19
L18
L17
L16
L15
L14
William Watkins
K20
Adran y Gwyddor Chwaraeon ac Ymarfer Corff
Department of Sport and Exercise Science
Cyflwynir gan yr Athro Christopher J Thomas BSc PhD
Presented by Professor Christopher J Thomas BSc PhD
Gwyddor Chwaraeon ac Ymarfer Corff | Sport and Exercise
Science
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*
Amy Kate Affleck
Dominic Liam Anderson
Rory Anderson
James Fredrick William Barker
Matthew Gordon Bedford
Joseph Paul Benton
K19
K18
K17
K16
K15
K14
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Benjamin Michael Blake
Danielle Marie Bodnieks
Oscar Clayson
Ian Coakley
Emma Jayne Connor
Tomos Court
Jack Cranmer
J20
J19
J18
J17
J16
J15
J14
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Aaron James Francis Cross
Wesley Davies
Joseph Donnelly
Simon Duffin
Michael Eastwell
Ryan Eatherington
Daniel Aaron Evans
I20
I19
I18
I17
I16
I15
I14
Matthew James Goring
Natasha Green
Nicholas Gregory
Richard Hobbs
Adam Carl Holloway
Helen Mary Hughes
Lewis Elliot Watson Jenkins
H20
H19
H18
H17
H16
H15
H14
Aberystwyth University
Graddio 2014 - Seremoni 7
Sedd | Seat
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Andrew Paul Jones
Dylan Eilir Jones
Iestyn Dylan Jones
Leah Jade Kolberg
Ryan Leggatt
R21
R22
R23
R24
R25
Rhys Beynon Morgan
Robert Alan Morrison
Krzysztof Michal Nalborski
Christopher James Needham
Kier John Henry Olsen
Colin Overend
Q21
Q22
Q23
Q24
Q25
Q26
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Matthew Christopher Perry
Benjamin Pilgrim
Jordan Raybould
Lauren Ritchie
Michael James Roberts
Greg Allan Robson
P21
P22
P23
P24
P25
P26
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Ryan Edward Roscoe
Dawn Joanna Russell
Richard James Scott
Jacques Robert Seneschall
Pratibh Siris
Lydia Smith
O21
O22
O23
O24
O25
O26
William Stevens
Adam James Stiles
Thomas Stiley
Zofia Maria Szamocki
David Thomas
Barney Jake Tierney
N21
N22
N23
N24
N25
N26
James Treble
Hayley Trussell
George Unwin
George Walmsley
Joshua Watts
Jack William Child Weiner
M21
M22
M23
M24
M25
M26
Edward Peter Whittaker
Lewis Jon Williams
Nathan Luke Youlton
Thomas Young
L21
L22
L23
L24
Athrofa y Gwyddorau Biolegol, Amgylcheddol a Gwledig
Insitute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences
Cyflwynir gan Bennaeth yr Adran, yr Athro Christopher J Thomas BSc PhD
Presented by the Head of Department, Professor Christopher J Thomas BSc PhD
Athro mewn Gwyddoniaeth | Master of Science
Biotechnoleg Werdd a Rheoli Arloesedd | Green
Biotechnology and Innovation Management
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Sylwia Bzdyra
Stephen Richard Harrison
L25
L26
David James Walker
K21
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Prifysgol Aberystwyth
J21
J22
J23
J24
J25
J26
Athro mewn Athroniaeth | Master of Philosophy
Gwyddorau Biolegol | Biological Sciences
Rheoli’r Amgylchedd | Managing the Environment
Hannah Grace Banks
Caroline Georgina Freeman
Amy Louise Pye Graham
Rowan Klimaytys
Peter Kneen
Andrew William Mathews
Lezan Nawzad Mohammed
James Nash
Christine Frances Palmer
Julia Pschera
Ruth Elen Roberts
K22
K23
K24
K25
K26
Jennifer Edwards
Screening of a plant-derived natural product library
for anthelmintic activities
I21
Kathryn Mair Huson
Probiotics for Pets
I22
Graduation 2014 - Ceremony 7
Doethur mewn Athroniaeth | Doctor of Philosophy
Gwyddorau Biolegol | Biological Sciences
Maciej Ryszard Bisaga
Molecular characterisation of response to drought in
white clover
I23
Naomi Laura Cope-Selby
I24
Diversity and characterisation of bacterial endophytes
in the C4 energy crop Miscanthus
Jamie-Leigh Douglas
The effect of breed and yeast supplementation on the
digestive tract of sheep
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Joseph Francis O’Grady
Molecular biology of timekeeping in the beach
amphipod Talitrus saltator (Montagu)
Trisha Toop
H22
Sustainable grasslands for biological energy production
Sridar Sagatarame
Improving detectability of faecal contamination of
carcasses using chlorophyll based markers
H23
Joanna Wnetrzak
Manipulation of Meiotic Recombination in Barley
(Hordeum vulgare L.)
H24
I25
H21
Adran y Gwyddor Chwaraeon ac Ymarfer Corff
Department of Sport and Exercise Science
Cyflwynir gan yr Athro Christopher J Thomas BSc PhD
Presented by Professor Christopher J Thomas BSc PhD
Athro mewn Athroniaeth | Master of Philosophy
Gwyddor Chwaraeon ac Ymarfer Corff | Sport and Exercise
Science
Tomas James Vere Awdry
H25
Developing exergames using motivational principles:
the application of self-determination theory
Doethur mewn Athroniaeth | Doctor of Philosophy
Gwyddor Chwaraeon | Sports Science
Ffion Curtis
The Role of Vitamin D and Physical Activity in
Glycaemic Homeostasis
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G21
Fiona Higgs
Evaluation of a shortened PSI intervention and
establishing the suitability of PNF for inclusion in
exercise-based falls prevention interventions
G23
Arwel Wyn Jones
Effects of bovine colostrum on immune responses to
prolonged exercise and upper respiratory illness in
active males
G24
Jonathan Richard Males
Reversal theory model of sport performance
G25
Fergus Michael Guppy
G22
The relationship between traditional and novel exercise
modalities, in conjunction with creatine supplementation,
on bone density, metabolism, and body composition
Cymrydoriaeth Dysgu ac Addysgu Prifysgol Aberystwyth | Aberystwyth University Learning and Teaching Fellowship
Dyfernir y Gymrydoriaeth hon i aelodau o staff, academaidd
neu broffesiynol, sydd wedi gwneud cyfraniad eithriadol i
feithrin rhagoriaeth mewn dysgu ac addysgu ym Mhrifysgol
Aberystwyth.
This Fellowship is awarded to members of staff, academic
or professional, who have demonstrated an outstanding
contribution to the development of excellence in learning and
teaching at Aberystwyth University.
Yn y Seremoni hon gwobrwyir:
At this Ceremony a Fellowship will be awarded to:
Athrofa y Gwyddorau Biolegol, Amgylcheddol a Gwledig | Insitute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences
Dr David Whitworth
Aberystwyth University
Graddio 2014 - Seremoni 7
Prifysgol Aberystwyth