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Australian National Anthem

Advance Australia Fair

Australians all let us rejoice,

For we are young and free;

We’ve golden soil and wealth for toil;

Our home is girt by sea;

Our land abounds in nature’s gifts

Of beauty rich and rare;

In history’s page let every stage

Advance Australia Fair.

In joyful strains then let us sing,

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C O N F E R R I N G O F A W A R D S

Summer 2016

Llewellyn Hall The Australian National University

Tuesday 13 December Wednesday 14 December Thursday 15 December Friday 16 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 Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS 2011 Nobel Laureate Physics BSc (Physics) Arizona, BSc (Astronomy) Arizona, MA (Astronomy) Harvard, PhD Harvard

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

Conferring of Awards December 2016 1

Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC

C H A N C E L L O R ’ S M E S S A G E T O G R A D U A N D S

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. The ANU was created as part of a great nation building exercise in its day. 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.

The Australian National University2

Brian P Schmidt, Vice-Chancellor

W E L C O M E F R O M T H E V I C E - C H A N C E L L O R

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 70 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.

I wish you well in your future endeavours–whatever it is you choose to do, wherever you choose to do it.


T H E U N I V E R S I T Y

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.

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 ANUThe 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 A Y ’ S C E R E M O N Y

The CeremonyThe 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 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 Vice-Chancellor (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 half way through the ceremony. Finally, the Chancellor or Pro-Chancellor closes the ceremony and the Academic Procession leaves the Hall.

Ceremonial objectsThe silver mace, which is the symbol of the Vice-Chancellor’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 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 dressTraditional 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.


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.


P R O C E E D I N G S S

> Academic Procession

> Proceedings opened by the Chancellor

> The National Anthem

> Conferring of Higher Degrees, Masters, Bachelors,

Diplomas and Certificates

> Staff Awards

> Address by Graduating Student

> Address by Guest Speaker

> Proceedings closed by the Chancellor

> Academic Procession

> 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.


Tuesday 13 December

10am ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment

ANU College of Physical and Mathematical SciencesThe Pro-Chancellor, Ms Robin Hughes AO, Presiding

PresentersProfessor Andrew Roberts, Dean, ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

Professor Brian P. Schmidt AC FAA FRS

2pmANU College of Engineering and Computer ScienceThe Pro-Chancellor, Ms Robin Hughes AO, Presiding

PresentersProfessor Thushara Abhayapala, Acting Dean, ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science

Dr Matthew Dowling, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences

Professor Richard Baker, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience)


Wednesday 14 December

10amANU College of Asia and the PacificThe Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding

PresentersProfessor Renee McKibbin, Associate Dean (Research), ANU College of Asia and the Pacific

Mr Adam Daniel Sheridan, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences

Professor Richard Baker, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience)


2pmANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment

ANU College of Physical and Mathematical SciencesThe Pro-Chancellor, Ms Robin Hughes AO, Presiding

PresentersProfessor Andrew Roberts, Dean, ANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

Professor Imogen Mitchell, Acting Dean, Medicine and Health Sciences

Professor Margaret Harding, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research)


5.30pmANU College of LawThe Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding

PresentersProfessor Stephen Bottomley, Dean, ANU College of Law

Professor Marnie Hughes-Warrington, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic)



Thursday 15 December

10amANU College of Business and EconomicsThe Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding

PresentersProfessor Shirley Leitch, Dean, ANU College of Business and Economics



2pmANU College of Business and EconomicsThe Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding

PresentersProfessor Shirley Leitch, Dean, ANU College of Business and Economics


Professor Senlin Li, Vice Dean, School of Continuing Education, Tsinghua University, China



Friday 16 December

10amANU College of Arts and Social SciencesThe Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding

PresentersProfessor Paul Pickering, Dean, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences




2pmANU College of Arts and Social SciencesThe Chancellor, Professor the Hon Gareth Evans AC QC, Presiding

PresentersProfessor Paul Pickering, Dean, ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences




10am, Tuesday 13 December

Guest Speaker

Dr Jenna Price

Jenna Roberts lived at Bruce Hall at the Australian National University as a Bachelor of Science candidate from 2004-2006, after moving to ‘the big city’ from regional Victoria. In 2007 she completed an honours year at the Re-search School of Earth Sciences (RSES) in planetary geochemistry. One of her favourite memories is walking across the lush green ANU campus on a sunny day from the research school to her lab on Daley Rd, marvelling at the fact that she had a piece of the Moon in her handbag. After obtaining first-class honours, Jenna worked as a graduate scientist at Geoscience Australia, before receiving the inaugural Aspi Baria PhD Scholarship from ICON Water (formerly ACTEW Corporation). Jenna returned to the ANU, and to RSES, to commence a joint project with CSIRO Land and Water in environmental chemistry and ecotoxicology. Her field-based research focussed on the presence and behaviour of endocrine disrupting chemicals, pharmaceuticals and personal care products in Australia’s largest inland sewage treatment plant and its effluent-receiving environment in Canberra, and impacts on fish and invertebrates. Jenna split her time between the research school in Canberra and the CSIRO labs in Adelaide, and both places still feel like home. Jenna was awarded her PhD in 2015, and was the recipient of the RSES Robert Hill Memorial Award for excel-lence in doctoral research and communication. Jenna is now a senior policy officer in the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources, working in an area that deals with policy and regulation of agricultural chemicals and veteri-nary medicines. She specialises in providing scientific advice to inform policies that have tangible impacts on agri-cultural productivity, particularly the relationship between international chemical regulation and Australian trade. She is delighted to be addressing the ANU science graduate cohort of 2016.

Student Speaker

Brittany Dahl

Brittany Dahl is graduating today from a Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) Advanced (Honours). She is a local student from Canberra, who has a passion for geographic science. Brittany was an Australian

Delegate at the 2016 Thought for Food Summit, and the 2015 Global Youth Agriculture Summit, where she actively challenged the problem of global food security. During her time at the university, she was a demonstrator for the Fenner School of Environment and Society, and helped establish a new student society focused on Geographic Information Systems (GIS). During her honours year she received the ACTION Trust Scholarship, the Society of Conservation GIS Technolo-gy Grant, and the W P Packard Prize in Geography. She also completed an internship with consultancy firm Aither. Brittany currently works as a graduate consultant for Esri Australia. In her spare time, Brittany volunteers for the Surveying & Spatial Sciences Institute, and works on small projects for the ACT Commissioner for Sustainability and the Environment, the Conservation Council, and SEE-Change Canberra.

2pm, Tuesday 13 December

Guest Speaker

Ms Sunny Forsyth BENG (Hons) ’02 (ANU)

Sunny Forsyth is founder and CEO of Canberra based International Development organisation Abundant Water.

Sunny graduated from the Australian National University in 2002 with an honours degree in systems engineering.

After leaving ANU Sunny worked for The Department of Defence, Defence Materiel Organisation first as a graduate and then as a junior member of an engineering cell in a major capital procurement project.

After leaving Defence, Sunny worked for AusAID in the field of international development in Laos, South East Asia. International development was far removed from traditional engineering and yet working in this field Sunny discov-ered that systems engineering methods and mindsets were ideal for resolving the complexity problems that pre-sented themselves on a daily basis.

Finding this new application of engineering to be personally and professionally both rewarding and challenging Sunny wanted more. This was the beginning of an 8 year body of work that took ANU water filter research and turned it into new products, programs, and applications of systems engineering that to date have delivered clean

S P E A K E R S


drinking water to over 10 000 people in remote provinces in Laos, developed clean drinking water projects across four countries, and been nominated for a UN global best practice award.

Student Speaker

Benjamin Gill

Benjamin Gill is graduating today from a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Bachelor of Science. Benjamin has been actively involved throughout his time at ANU, holding numerous positions including 2 terms as President of the ANU Students’ Association and member of ANU Council, Queer* Officer of the ANU Students’ Association, and Com-munity Assistant at Griffin Hall. In his studies, he has focused strongly on research about the ANU Community. Topics have included non-residential student engagement, cyberbullying, the cost of mental health conditions among aca-demic and professional staff, and the design of smart phone applications as a tool to improve the efficiency of the youth mental health sector. In 2013 Benjamin interned at AECOM Canberra as part of the Buildings and Applied Research Sustainability group. In 2016, he was awarded the Vice Chancellor’s Award for Reconciliation. Outside of ANU, Benjamin is involved in the mental health sector and is the Curator of the Canberra Global Shapers Hub, an initiative of the World Economic Forum.

10am, Wednesday 14 December

Guest Speaker

Dr Marty Natalegawa

Dr Marty Natalegawa was Foreign Minister of the Republic of Indonesia between 2009 and 2014. In this role, and in his earlier influential roles as Indonesian Permanent Representative to the United Nations, and as Foreign Ministry Spokesperson, and Chair of ASEAN, he has contributed greatly to building a secure and peaceful ASEAN community, and to the promotion of international peace and security in the broader Asia-Pacific region.

Dr Natalegawa is one the most respected foreign policy and international security thinkers of his generation both within Indonesia, in South-east Asia, and in the broader

Asia-pacific region. Dr Natalegawa undertook his PhD in In-ternational Relations at the Australian National University between 1990 and 1993. His thesis entitled The South East Asian Nuclear Weapon Free Zone: Retrospect and Prospect, made the case for the increased relevance of the South East Asian Nuclear Free Zone proposal in the post Cold War period.

Student Speaker

Pema Pelmo

Pema Pelmo is graduating today from a Masters of Environmental and Resource Economics.

Pema’s parents are farmers from Eastern Tibet who always dreamed of their daughter receiving an education. She ar-rived in Australia in February 2015 as a refugee. Whilst completing her Masters, Pema has volunteered for the ACT Greens, Conservation Council ACT, Australia Tibet Council and the ACT Tibetan Community. She has been to the Fed-eral Parliament and met with politicians to share her experiences.

Pema aspires to make use of what she has learnt here at the ANU in preserving the fragile and endangered ecosystems of her homeland Tibet.

2pm, Wednesday 14 December

Guest Speaker

Anna PinoBA ’84, GDSc ‘85 (ANU)

Anna is Chief Executive Officer and owner of Lighthouse Business Innovation Centre (Lighthouse), an Innovation Consultancy in Canberra.

Anna graduated from the Australian National University in the mid 80’s with a degree and post Grad in psychology.

Anna has had a very varied career which started as a Research Assistant for the World Health Organisation’s School of Social Psychology on the ANU Campus. During this time she also spent two years working with homeless youth.


Although Anna comes from a family of business owners, she took a very different path and became a Graduate Recruit in the Federal Public Service. She worked in a variety of senior positions for 8 years and then won a scholarship to study towards a Masters of Commerce.

After completing her Masters, Anna left the public service and worked in a range of senior positions in advertising, investment management and allied health. While none of these roles are directly related to her first degree, Anna says that the grounding and ability to think broadly about issues has lead her down this not terribly traditionally, but incredibly exciting career path.

Anna has been CEO of Lighthouse since 2008 and acquired the business with a partner in 2014. Lighthouse works with current and intending entrepreneurs to help them start, shape or grow their businesses. Since its inception, Lighthouse has worked with over 6,000 entrepreneurs.

Anna’s real passion is working with the younger entrepreneurs, many of who are still at school and university.

Student Speaker

Danielle Dries

Danielle Dries is graduating today from a Doctor of Medicine, Doctor of Surgery. Danielle is a Kaurna woman from South Australia and graduated from Physiotherapy before pursuing a career in medicine. Danielle has been actively involved on campus through the ANU Rural Medical Society and volunteering for events such as inward bound. Dan-ielle was awarded the 2015 PARSA International Woman’s Day award for her contribution to Indigenous health most prominently through her involvement in the annual Close the Gap conference.

Danielle has also been involved in the National Rural Health Student Network (NRHSN), advocating for over 10,000 health student members across Australia. In her role on the NRHSN committee, Danielle has presented in senate and advocated for changes in Indigenous health curriculum.

Danielle recently received the Rural Doctors’ Association of Australia and MDA National bursary for her contributions to the Indigenous community.

5.30pm, Wednesday 14 December

Guest Speaker

Ms Kate JordanBComm ‘92, LLB ‘92 (ANU)

Kate Jordan is the Deputy Chief Executive Partner of Clayton Utz, one of Australia’s leading law firms.

Kate is a mergers and acquisitions lawyer with a Financial Services and in Media, Telecommunications and Technol-ogy sector focus. She is highly recognised including as a leading lawyer in Best Lawyers in Australia in Media, Tele-communications and M&A, and ranked as a leading lawyer in Media & Entertainment and M&A in the Asia Pacific Legal500.

Kate has been with Clayton Utz for 20 years. In 2012, Kate was elevated to Partner in Charge of the Sydney Office and then to Deputy Chief Executive Partner in 2014. In 2014 she also joined the board of the Clayton Utz Foundation. Kate is responsible for Clayton Utz’s social responsibility programs, which include the firm’s renowned pro bono program. Clayton Utz’ pro bono program has been ranked as one of the top 10 pro bono programs in the world.

Kate is also a member of Chief Executive Women, a board member of the Committee for Sydney and the Chair of Good Return.

Student Speaker

Michael Harrison

Michael Harrison is graduating today from a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in International Relations. Michael is a local student who has been a strong advocate for advancing the student experience, and enhancing student equity at ANU. He has been an active member of the ANU student community, heavily involved in Griffin Hall, for which he served as President (2014) and Community Advisor (2016), and has worked to develop its long-term strategy and enhance its pastoral care programs. Michael has been actively involved with a number of ANU student organisations, including the ANU Students’ Association and as President of the ANU Society for Arts and Social Sciences. In this role, he established the ANU Arts Ball which continues annually and accommodates some 300 students each year. Michael has volunteered


with the Australian Red Cross, assisting its youth programs in Australia and abroad, and is passionate about Australia’s role in international development. In 2014 he was recognised as a NSW Volunteer of the Year. In his spare time, Michael enjoys spending time with friends, travelling and reviewing re-cent films.

10am, Thursday 15 December

Guest Speaker

Mr Creel PriceBComm ‘92 (ANU)

From scaling some of the highest mountains in the world, to working with Richard Branson on the future of philan-thropy, exiting his business for over $100m and captaining Australia in the World Elephant Polo Championships, Creel Price is the high-octane adventurer at the forefront of what he now calls The Entreprenaissance.

Creel had launched eight businesses before he left school and a further two at university. At age 25 he then co-founded Blueprint Management Group with just five thousand dollars in capital which he grew to 1,000 staff and sold a decade later for $109 million.

Since then, Creel has dedicated his time to fostering entrepreneurship on a global scale through his startup generator Investible and founding the Club Kidpreneur Foundation, a not-for-profit social enterprise developing entrepreneurial skills in primary-aged children. Since 2011 Creel has trained South African entrepreneurs at the Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship using his Decisionship methodology and was Founding Director of Global Ethics Australia which worldwide has funded over $20 million in water projects in Africa from sales of One Water worldwide. He is author of best-selling business book The One Thing to Win at the Game of Business and is an in-demand keynote speaker globally.

Creel’s work has stretched from the Papua New Guinea highlands to the Melbourne prison system to tomato farming cooperatives in Zimbabwe and the UN’s Global Accelerator in New York. It is his dedication to using the power of business for good that lead Sir Richard Branson to describe Creel as “the living, breathing definition of an entrepre-neur” in his book Screw Business as Usual.

Student Speaker

Claudia Strahle

Claudia Strahle is graduating today with a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Science, and has attended the ANU on a National Merit Scholarship. During her time at the ANU, she has been an active member of several student societies, including the Actuarial, Finance, Economics and Commerce Students’ Society, the Trading and Investment Collective, the ANU Volunteering Society, and the UniLodge Residents’ Committee. She has also volunteered as an ANU Community Ambassador, a ‘Get Up and Go’ walking partner, and with ANU Robogals. This semester, Claudia was a tutor at RSFAS, and has also worked as an ANU Student Ambassador and an ANU Learning Community Ambassador. This year, she completed internships at Barclays Investment Bank and the Royal Australian Mint, the latter through the ANU CBE Internship Program, and looks forward to pursuing a career in finance. In her spare time, Claudia enjoys being involved in the performing arts and learning languages.

2pm, Thursday 15 December

Guest Speaker

Sir Angus Houston

Retired Air Chief Marshal Sir Angus Houston served as Chief of Air Force from 2001 and then as Chief of Defence Force from 2005, retiring in 2011. His early service in the RAAF was marked by the award of an Air Force Cross in 1979 for an open-sea rescue in NSW under gale conditions. His leadership and management skills were identified at an early stage, recognised via his admission as Member of the Order of Australia in 1990 for the introduction and transfer of Blackhawk helicopter capabilities from the RAAF to the Australian Army

Retired Air Chief Marshal Sir Angus Houston was awarded the Knight of the Order of Australia in January 2015 for ex-traordinary and pre-eminent achievement and merit in service to Australia, through distinguished service in the Aus-tralian Defence Force and continued commitment to serve the nation in leadership roles.


Student Speaker

Dominic Nadvillaveetil

Dominic Nadvillaveetil is graduating today with a Masters’ of Business Information Systems. He is an international student from India who moved to Australia in February 2015 to pursue his dreams. Dominic has been an active advocate for international student rights, and has been working for their well-being not just at the ANU but also at the national level as the Vice President for the Council of International Student of Australia (CISA). At the Australian Na-tional University, Dominic has served as the International officer for PARSA and also was also the founding President of the Indian Student’s Association (InSA) at the ANU.

In 2016, he served as a senior resident at Toad Hall, where he has lived throughout his study at the ANU. In his spare-time he loves to share stories with his friends and is an avid sports lover. Dominic is proud to have graduated from the Australian National University and hopes to keep contributing to the university long after his graduation.

10am, Friday 16 December

Guest Speaker

Ms Therese Rein

Therese Rein is a preeminent Australian entrepreneur, business leader, philanthropist and human rights activist. Her career has been one of exceptional achievement and contribution. As founder and Managing Director of the Ingeus group of companies and as Executive Director and Chair of the Ingeus Limited Board, Ms Rein oversees businesses that provide welfare services such as employment and work-related rehabilitation, assisting and supporting people who have been cut off from work due to disability, illness or injury by helping them address the physical and psychological aspects of their condition and aiding their return to work

Ms Rein completed her undergraduate study at the Australian National University receiving a Bachelor of Arts in 1980, and a further Masters Qualifying (Psychology) in 1981. During her studies she lived on campus as a resident of Burgmann College where she met her future husband and later Prime Minister of Australia, Kevin Rudd.

Student Speaker

Sarah Jones

Sarah Jones is graduating today with a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Laws (First Class Honours). She moved from regional Western Australia in 2012 in order to pursue a passion for political science at a world-class institution. In her time at the ANU Sarah has been actively involved in the ANU Fencing Club including being President of the club, captaining the Australian University Games Team, and was awarded a Half Blue sporting award. She spent four years living at Bruce Hall, one as a senior resident, and is deeply appreciative of the support given by the residential communities at the ANU. The highlight of Sarah’s five years at the ANU was working within the United States Senate as an ANIP intern in 2015.

2pm, Friday 16 December

Guest Speaker

Mr Kevin Rudd

Mr Kevin Rudd is the first ANU graduate to become Prime Minister of Australia and held this office twice, from 2007 to 2009 and again in 2013. In the interval, 2010 to 2012 he was Australia’s Foreign Minister. More recently he has been the inaugural President of the Asia Society’s Policy Institute in the United States, and Chair of the Independent Commission on Multilateralism, where he has led a review of the United Nations system.

As a statesman, one of Mr Rudd’s signature capabilities has been in fluency in Mandarin Chinese learnt at the ANU, where he studied under the world-renowned scholar Pierre Ryckmans. While writing his BA Honours thesis, ‘Human Rights in China: the Case of Wei Jingsheng’, he was also mentored by Geremie Barmé, later the Founding Director of the Australian Centre on China in the World (CIW). While at ANU, Mr Rudd was a resident of Burgmann College, and graduated with a BA (Hons) in Asian Studies in 1981. During this time he also met his future wife, Thérėse Rein.


Student Speaker

Melandri Vlok

Melandri Vlok is graduating with a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) specialising in Biological Anthropology. She has been actively involved in ABACUS, the student society for the School of Archaeology and Anthropology at ANU since its birth in 2012. During this time, she was the establishing editor of ABACUS Magazine, a magazine which highlights work from students studying in the School of Archaeology and Anthropology. Melandri was President of the society for the last two years. She has completed archaeological field work locally as well as abroad in South East Asia. Out-side of her studies Melandri has continued her passion for Rhythmic Gymnastics, transitioning from an elite gymnast to an elite coach while studying at the ANU.


Student awards

University Medal

The University Medal recognises students who have obtained First Class Honours (or Masters Advanced Equivalent) and demonstrated exceptional academic excellence across their studies.

Awardees for 2016 are:

> Kieran Anderson Pender

> John Stewart Aslanides

> Emily Charlotte Barlow

> Damon John Binder

> Nathaniel Bloomfield

> Karen Michelle Cooke

> Duc Duy Anh Dao

> James Garrison

> Mary Kathleen Good

> Emily Han

> Ruobing Han

> Rachel Catherine Hayes

> Joanna Hermann

> Andrew Jamieson

> Maxim Jeffs

> Taeho Jung

> Jaron Jia Rong Lee

> Elaine Lin

> Melanie Klara Kaasinen

> Henry William Orton

> Shanti Duyen Shea-An

> Steven Skitmore

> Avinash Upadhya

> Naomi Ann Wootton

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 2016 is:

> Siobhan Maeve Tobin

J G Crawford Prize

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 (1960-1967), Vice-Chancellor for five years (1968-1973) and Chancellor from 1976 to 1984.

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 and 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.

Awardee for 2016 is:

> Kai Xun Chan

Staff awards

Vice-Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence in Education

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.

P R I Z E S


Award for Programs that Enhance Learning:

> ANU Medical School

Professor Zsuzsoka KecskesProfessor Imogen MitchellDr Kerrie AustAssociate Professor Deborah BrowneDr Michael ChapmanDr Caitlin CoombesDr Megan HickieDr Anne LeditschkeDr Rosa MarchettiDr Sarah MartinDr Elizabeth Sturgiss

Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning:

> Dr Alexandra Webb

> Dr Bjoern Dressel and Ms Sarah Cameron

The Peter Baume Award

The Peter Baume Award is the University’s highest award for exceptional staff members 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 the highest degree.

The recipient for 2016 is:

> Professor Susanne von Caemmerer, ANU College of Medicine, Biology and Environment

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.


> Emeritus Professor David Horner, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific

Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Service to the Campus Community

This award recognises staff and visiting fellows who have volunteered their time, expertise, skills and knowledge and who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and service to the campus community beyond the normal expectations of their position.


> Professor Margaret Jolly, ANU College of Asia and the Pacific

Honorary ConferralsHonorary 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.

> 10am Wednesday 14th December 2016 Dr Raden Mohammad Marty Muliana Natalegawa– Doctor of Letters

> 2pm Thursday 15th December 2016 Retired Air Marhsal Sir Angus Houston – Doctor of Laws

> 10am Friday 16th December 2016 Ms Therese Rein – Doctor of Laws

> 2pm Friday 16th December 2016 The Honourable Mr Kevin Rudd – Doctor of Laws


OrganDr Calvin BowmanLMusA, BMus(Hons) MMus Melb, MMA DMA Yale University Organist

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.

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”.

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.

10am, Tuesday 13 DecemberNational Anthem Leilani Wagner

Musical Interlude Katrina Tang – Piano Nocturne Op 27 No 2 (by Chopin)

2pm, Tuesday 13 DecemberNational Anthem Natalie Solomko

Musical Interlude Dominique Douglas-Smith – Piano Prelude and Fugue in A-Flat Major, BWV 862, J.S. (by Bach)

10am, Wednesday 14 DecemberNational Anthem Tahlia Makunde

Musical Interlude Dominique Douglas-Smith – Piano Visions Fugitives No. 6-10 (by Prokofiev)

2pm, Wednesday 14 DecemberNational Anthem Natalie Solomko

Musical Interlude Katrina Tang – Piano Andaluza (by De Falla)

5.30pm, Wednesday 14 DecemberNational Anthem Leilani Wagner

Musical Interlude Dominique Douglas-Smith – Piano Prelude and Fugue in A-Flat Major, BWV 862, J.S. (by Bach)

M U S I C A L I T E M S


10am, Thursday 15 DecemberNational Anthem Tahilia Makunde

Musical Interlude Katrina Tang – Piano My Favourite Things (by Hough)

2pm, Thursday 15 DecemberNational Anthem Natalie Solomko

Musical Interlude Dominique Douglas-Smith – Piano Visions Fugitives No. 6-10 (by Prokofiev)

10am, Friday 16 DecemberNational Anthem Leilani Wagner

Musical Interlude Leilani Wagner – Vocals Greg Stott – Guitar Angel Eyes (by Matt Dennis and Earl Brent) If I Ain’t Got You (by Alicia Keys)

2pm, Friday 16 DecemberNational Anthem Tahlia Mukunde

Musical Interlude Leilani Wagner – Vocals Ellen Chan – Guitar Angel Eyes (by Matt Dennis and Earl Brent) If I Ain’t Got You (by Alicia Keys)

Reception Jazz MusiciansBen Forte – GuitarHayden Fritzlaff – DrumsBen Keller-Tuberg – BassJamal Salem – DrumsAlex Unikowski – Keys


10am Tuesday 13 DecemberANU College of Medicine, Biology and EnvironmentANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

Bachelor of Arts with Honours

Paula Ozola

Yee Ling Tsoi

Kezia Caieta Wasdell

Noor Zakiah Binte Zainudin

Bachelor of Biotechnology

Jessie Clare Sylvia Andrikis

Jiansi Long

Bradley Reid

Bachelor of Biotechnology with Honours

Yaoyuan Zhang

Bachelor of Commerce

Jacinta Rae Herring

Bachelor of Genetics

Stephanie Skinner

Bachelor of Genetics with Honours

Riemke Aggio-Bruce

Ainsley Renee Davies

Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability)

Ashleigh Brady

Ellen Johanna Louise Levingston

Lea-Sofia Luzzi

Elena Grace Tjandra

Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) with Honours

Emma Louise Gillies

Zachary James Hatfield Dodds

Edith Peters

C O N F E R R I N G O F A W A R D S

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.


Bachelor of Interdisciplinary Studies (Sustainability) Advanced with Honours

Brittany Olivia Dahl

Bachelor of Medical Science

Graeme John Billett

Nicholas Alan Brasher

Saxon Brown

Sinan Nathan Brown

Hwa-Yen Chu

Lynneh Cilliers

Stephanie Coates

Jayne Carmel Curlewis

Isabella Vieira De Sousa

Vaisharli Dhevarajah

Ryan Michael Freeman Dillon

Mieke Louise Foster

Xiao Yan Guan

Richa Harnal

Philippa Meg Howell

Muhammad Irwan Jaeson

Trishala Kalra

Liam James Kensitt

Lucy Elisabeth Kirk

Chang Seok Lee

Rachael Hannah Mitterfellner

Petra Ann Mossop

Celine Olivia

Sarah Maureen Perry

Merryn Sarah Roe

Natashe Dos Santos Silva

Poongodai Sivam Rajakumari Elangovan

Kayla Smurthwaite

Marilli Spyridopoulos

Samantha Margaret Tuck Terry

Yashasvi Vaishnaw

Yun Hua Grace Wang

Lachlan Stephen Williams

Rachel Anne Woods

Xinyi Wu

Siyi Yang

Zijun Yu

Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours

Juliana Adwoa Adutwumwaah Anokye

Grant Jarvis Brown

Dillon Jack Hammill

Shaaerah Mahboob

Scott Paterson Pearce

Benjamin Spann

Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours

Matthew Cameron Berrington

Nathaniel John Bloomfield

Jet Shoon Chong

Josephine Davies

Emily Han

Sean Darby Harris

Tejas Iyer

Maxim Jeffs

Hao Jeng

Yu Ze Kong

Youssef Latash

Jaron Jia Rong Lee

Anthony Chi Hin Leung

Shao Qi Lim

Elliott Benjamin Lovell

Vladimir Marinov

Hugh McCarthy

Henry William Orton

Karun Varghese Paul

Benjamin John Gillette Pearce

Max Rintoul

Rowan Clymo Rowlands

Benjamin George Thompson

Siobhan Maeve Tobin

Ellen Frances Anderson Walsh

Zhenyi Wang

Lucy Natacha Wenger

Bachelor of Psychology (Honours)

Nghi Hoang Bui

Amanda Kasuni Daluwatta

Li Tong Low

Jingyuan Pan

Ann Silvia Plummer

Bachelor of Science

Zachary Adrichen

Antonio Aquiles Alvarez Aguilar

Duncan Clement Anderson

Rosemary Avery

Laura Isabelle Berrie

Elliott James Botha

Victoria Bourne

Zofia Bryks

Kevin Ian Burns

Brydie Jane Campbell

Dylan Harrison Chalmers

Denny Christopher Chandra

Paul Joseph Chapelli

Madeleine Collings

Hugh Coman

Reuben Creighton

Christie-Rae Crosthwaite

Edgar George Daly

Alexandra Claire Dennis

Cassandra Agata Doig

Carolina Elizabeth Dolan


John Robert Dow

Laura Stewart Downes

Jonathon Ivan Doyle

Alexandra Dudley

Jacinta Evans

Carlos Andres Guitian Gonzalez

Devyani Gupta

Kieran John Hancock

Liam Anthony Hanlon

Samuel John Henderson

Yuhan Huang

Molly Eloise Ireland

William Cedar Jackson

Jessica Anne Jago

Cheryl Lorraine Jalocha

Macey Jarvinen

Luke Andrew Johnston

Lauren Jubb

John Andrew Killen

Alexandra Sasha Kuptsova

Darren Anthony Laker

Chen Liang

Emma Maria Liu

Marcus Liu

Nataliea Marie Lowson

Nathan Andrew William Mackay

Maki Maeda

Tara Jane Burgin Mann

Monique Masling

Claire Therese McCormack

Callum Anthony McGee

Jordan Robert McGillivray

Thomas John McKinlay

Gena Louise Mezgec

Zoe Christine Maree Mielens

Jacob Robert Millington

Andrej Njegus

Elouyze Nucifora-Ryan

Jung Hwan Park

Bozana Pasic

Albert Patajo

Cheng Shyong Phung

Stephanie Pollard

Declan Randall Pratt

Anna Clare Rafferty

Jock Alexander McDonald Rogers

Savannah Ruppert

Arcadia Bronte Salmon Krone

Blair James Salmon

John Steven Scott

Laura Cathryn Simpson

Alexandra Sylvia Sitepu

Michael Smith

Nathan James Spinks

Jason Pratama Sriwijaya

Yolandi Swart

Katia Louise Taylor

Bryan Tee Pi Ern

Olivia Thomson

Shen Tian

William Anthony Harold Unwin

Laura Christine Whiting

William Gregory Wood

Xinxin Zhang

YongQi Zhang

Michael Qian Fan Zhou

You Zhou

Jan Thorben Zimmer

Bachelor of Science with Honours

Dzifa Amenuvegbe

Fiona Backhouse

Tania Maria Barone

Keira Turnbull Beattie

Alexander William Bray

Elizabeth Buchan

Sarah Catherine Buchan

James McKinnon Byers

Kirsty Anne Chalker

Tess Catherine Chapman

Sean Minhui Tashi Chua

Manon Dalaison

Nicholas Den Houting

Jackson Tobias Hawthorne Dowie

Dale Peter Drummond

Rowan Edwards

Stuart Paul Ferrie

Gregory Joseph Gauthier-Coles

Brecon Tristan Grafton

Timothy Gray

Robin Grun

Angus James Edward Hayes

Lucy Hayes

Sally Heading

Georgina Kelly Howard

Morgan Suzanne Hunter

Ashlee Lauren Innes

Alexander Johnston

Joy Oluwafunke Jolayemi

Gayathri Karthik

Joss Campbell Kirk

Callum Kucka

Shi En Lay

Bronte Izumi Maclean

Timothy William McInerney

Karen Dominika Milewska

Christopher Alexander Mornement

Bruce Andrew Munro

Blair Ney

Joseph Christopher O’Rourke

Evan David Packard

Annie Pate

Matthew George Peacock

Max William Erich Proft

Jing Qian

Alexandra Raineri

Kathryn Jane Reid

Eleanor Mona Robson

Fergus James McDonald Rogers

Timothy Charles Ryan

Sofie Semmler

Alexander Gordon Sloan

Amelia Stevens

Jian Su

Melanie Tacey

Bradley Vallette

Matthew Leslie Wickham

Siru Zheng


Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Honours)

Cameron William Donald Inglis

Kedar Ashok Abhyankar

Matthew John Alger

Damon John Binder

Jacob Mathew Buete

Benjamin John Coombes

Jaklyn Kate Crilly

Wuxing Dong

Bingjun Li

Ellen Anna Caroline Miech

Ellen Phiddian

Zhihao Qiao

Morgan William See

Jesse Wallace

Qiheng Yang

Bachelor of Science (Forest Sciences)

Dakyum Lee

Xiu Hui Judith Soh

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Kimberly Jade Archer

Hagen Arhelger

Dominic Bell

Parker Thomas Blakey

Laura Ellen Blunt

Chloe Jayne Brett

Tara Ashleigh Buchanan

Pablo Simon Calaby

Haejung Cho

Cherie Angelique Clark

Felix Daniels

Alison Ruth Hassall

Tahira Hassan

Brianna Jaimin Jarvinen

Jeong in Kim

Hanna Frances Koerbin

Sophie Krieger

Maddison Kate Lamers

Samuel George Le Gros

Lilian Lee

Joshua David Leonard

Tong Li

Zi Xiao Liu

Rin Rin Ly

Huyen Phuong Nguyen

Angela Louise Nicoli

Chi Hang Kester Nip

Stephanie Marie Orlando

Emma Victoria Parker

Rylan Robert Savage

Rebecca Laura Simon

Lachlan Bowden Smith

Chung-Yuen Tieu

Rachel Margaret Veitch

Hannah Catherine Verass

Shixin Wang

Kimberly Jade Wansbrough

Sum Ching Wong

Qiong Wu

Bachelor of Science (Psychology) with Honours

Kelly Nicole Battocchio

Sooyeon Choi

Sidhant Chopra

Helen Frieda Copeland

Jolene Alexa Cox

Julian Dennis

Brendan Nathaniel Dwyer

William John Francis

Rachel Catherine Hayes

Samantha Jugovac

Aflaha Rukhsaar Khan

Michael Kreminski

Christopher Jing Yu Law

Caitlin Elizabeth Lewthwaite

Yu Liu

Jodie Rose McMorrow

Paige Ebony Mewton

Kevin Prasetya

Simone Judith Ray

Jaclyn Michelle Swinton

Lina Tong

Peter Ashley Twiss

Adam Usher

Amanda India Winiger

Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management)

Li-Ann Koh

Scott William Andrew Lang

Jiyu Liu

Alicia Claire Palmer

Emma Lee Pearce

Gareth Aiden Quirke

Lauren Maree Kensett Smith

Rebecca Emily Tarrant

Hanlu Zhang

Bachelor of Science (Resource and Environmental Management) with Honours

Mark Nathan Allen

Melissa Jayne Wales


Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Science

John Bell

Anthony James Cozens

Zeshaan Khokhar

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Science

Remy Sebastien Hamilton-Smith

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science

Charlotte Eloise Alley

Danielle Maya Cribb

Cameron Stewart Dall

Liza Goncharov

Rebecca Hale

Franziska Salome Jerjen

Fiona Margaret McCarthy

Alison Nicole Mountain

Jodie Renee Muldoon

Emma Louise Murdoch

Rose Rutherford

Jocelyn Yang Miao Hui

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Sophie Carroll

Rosemary Kate Clifford

Aden Luke Cotterill

Elizabeth Ann Gay

Tessa Harriet Grimmond

Wei Jun Shawn Ho

Qi Jia

Jessie Liu

Siwan Liu

Suji O’Connor

Katie Lee Skinner

Kate Lilly Wilson-Woolley

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Science

Vickie Lui

Steffi Lok To Siu

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Science

Freya Mercedes Gaunt

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science

Timothy Brown

Edward Hofman

Emma Louise Lomas

Samuel Alexander Skinner

Nicholas Sandford Wynne

Siying Zhou

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Shane Joshua Dowley

Amanda Naditha Guruge

Joshua Michael Norman-Leagas

Alexandra Pearce

Hilary Wai-Yee Pong

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Science

David Nalder

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Matthew Ross Whelan


Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Zhe Zhang

Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Science

Hugo Michael Lee

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Science

Rebecca Jade Sullivan

Saadatun Tarannum

Emery Xiao Hong Zhen

Bachelor of Science with Honours/Bachelor of Arts

Xiao Lin Chen

Ian Andrew Dehlsen

Bachelor of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Science

Zoe Hazel Tulip

Bachelor of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Claire Louise Lenehan

Associate Degree

Mitchell Brown


2pm Tuesday 13 DecemberANU College of Engineering and Computer Science

Doctor of Philosophy

Md Mohsin Ali

High Performance Fault-Tolerant Solution of PDEs using the Sparse Grid Combination Technique

James Bullock

Advanced Contacts for Silicon Solar Cells

Leana Diane Copeland

Eye Tracking to Support eLearning

Michael Curtotti

Enhancing the Communication of Law: a Cross-Disciplinary Investigation Applying Information Technology

Mayank Daswani

Generic Reinforcement Learning Beyond Small MDPs

Adriano Di Pietro

Automated Fibre Placement with In-Situ Ultraviolet Curing and On-The-Fly Resin Impregnation

Jing Guo

Stochastic geometry for modeling, analysis and design of Future Wireless Networks

Yun Hou

Control of Formations with Non-rigid and Hybrid Graphs

Aisha Sajjad Khan

Automated Monitoring of Early Stage Human Embryonic Cells in Times-Lapse Microscopy Images

Alireza Khosravian Hemami

State Estimation for Systems on Lie Groups with Nonideal Measurements

Jan-Christoph Kuester

Runtime Verification on Data-Carrying Traces

Jan Leike

Nonparametric General Reinforcement Learning

Kar Wai Lim

Nonparametric Bayesian Topic Modelling with Auxiliary Data

Buyu Liu

Efficient Multi-Level Scene Understanding in Videos

Lawrence Dzidzai Mutimbu

Factor Graphs for Computer Vision and Image Processing


Adam Nagy-Sochacki

Robust Dimensional Variation Control of Compliant Assemblies through the Application of Sheet Metal Joining Process Sequencing

Hieu Nguyen

Applications of Spectrally-Resolved Photoluminescence in Silicon Photovoltaics

Paul Michael Scott

Distributed Coordination and Optimisation of Network-Aware Electricity Prosumers

Tao Wang

Context-Driven Object Detection and Segmentation with Auxiliary Information

Junming Wei

RF Signal Sensing and Source Localization Systems using Software Defined Radios

Di Yan

Heavily Doped Carrier-Selective Regions for silicon Solar Cells

Ming Chao Yu

Throughput and Delay Optimization of Linear Network Coding in Wireless Broadcast

Master of Philosophy

Zhang Ke

Meisong Wang

Ming Chao Yu

Master of Computing

Subramanian Arunachalam

Sakda Eamkulworapong

Maria De Lourdes Garcia De La Hidalga

Xiaotong Gu

Tao Hu

Wentao Huang

Ekta Kakkar

Ray Houming Lau

Yang Li

Yuhao Liu

Rui Min

Siu Kei Muk

Kiarie Ndegwa

Arjun Rajshekhar

Aagam Raju Shah

Bo Shi

Yunshi Sun

Yongqiang Wang

Cheng Yu

Yi Zhao

Siyu Zheng

Master of Computing (Advanced)

John Stewart Aslanides

Chang Li

Master of Engineering

Amar Shah


Master of Engineering in Digital Systems and Telecommunications

Jin Chen

Kaitai Chen

Runyu Chen

Bingfei Fu

Ghufran Ullah Jan

Jubin Joseph

Chunyang Li

Xuran Li

Qiuyang Lu

Wei Qu

Jun Sun

Murali Mohan Velpula

Shun Yao

Guanhua Zhang

Qian Zhang

Shouwei Zhang

Yuhui Zhang

Master of Engineering in Mechatronics

Tian Cong

Gyanesh Tyagi

Weizhuo Yao

Jing Qi Zhang

Master of Engineering in Photonics

Kangle Chang

Binjie Liu

Shenyou Zhao

Master of Engineering in Solar Energy Technologies

Saad Akbar

Hai Ji

Shunqi Sun

Qian Ye

Master of Engineering in Solar Energy Technologies/Graduate Certificate of Studies

Chandan Chakma

Master of Information Technology Studies

Benjamin Donald Herrenschmidt

Graduate Diploma of Computing

Zhanpeng Diao

Francisco Gallardo Cervantes

Syed Sheece Raza Gardezi

Khawaja Muhammad Hamza

Wajahat Ali Khan

Andrea Soriano

Yuhao Wu

Bachelor of Advanced Computing with Honours

Christopher Gerard Claoue-Long

Qiang Duan

Xiang Guo

Zi Jin

Zhuoqi Qiu

Kim Albert To

Zikai Zhao

Mengchen Zu

Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and Development) with Honours

Nathan Ze Huan Yong


Bachelor of Engineering with Honours

Jacobus Walter Abetz

Benjamin James Andreatta

Angela Atapattu

Peshitha Athaudage Don

Peter William Atkinson

Kevin Barnard

Da Kai Beck

Sarah Louise Blacklock

Ryan Malcolm Bradley

Andrew Stephen Ellis Bugg

Steven James Carlisle

Zuze Chen

Cynthia Karina Copa Hinostroza

Edward John Creaser

Trimonisha Das

Michael Dimitrios Didimiotis

Ekin Dincer

Tegan Michelle Doblinger

Jiaqi Dong

Courtney Jessica Dunn

Isaac Benjamin Evans

Brandon James Hinds

Wei Quan Hong

Jarrod Mark Hughes

Ahmad Afiq Jamalis

Mihir Makarand Kale

Ern Ling Emily Khor

Hyoung Rok Daniel Kim

Jason Chee Wah Lee

Zhaolin Liu

Junxu Lu

Yang Lu

Daniel Lloyd Lupton

Wei Ma

Andrew Mark Mallett

Christopher Ryan Menezes

George Miris

Izzul Syahmi Mohamed Azuar

Mohamad Syahmi Mohamed Kaberi

Jordan Pham Nguyen

Trung Nguyen Quoc

Simon William Palmer

Nicole Francoise Reynolds

Luke Shane Russell

Syazwani Billah Sharul Lalli

Max Andrew Gordon Schwenke

Bryce Bradley Shoshore

Abdullah Sikder

Yiwei Sun

Jiangyue Wang

Yang Wang

Yijie Wang

Yuzhen Wang

Charlotte Rose Watkins

Yuwei Wang

Lachlan Myles Whichello

Layan Nallaperuma Wijesekera

Tingjun Wu

Sheng Xu

Tao Xu

Zhenting Xu

Lu Yang

Zhongbo Yao

Boya Yu

Yihui Yu

Aaron Thomas Zegelin

Tony Zhang

Wenrui Zhang

Jin Zhou

Zheyu Zhuang

Ahmad Shamer Zulbakri

Bachelor of Information Technology

Alex Aberle-Leeming

Alexander John Bennett

Jun Hong Chong

Bing Chu

Lian Duan

Xiaojun Ge

Xuanming Gu

Lin Li

Deepak Kumar Navaneethakrishnan

Van Khoa Nguyen

Kirsty Jane Nitschke

Ni Luh Adyanari Putri

Youran Qin

Pallavi Sehgal

Xin Shen

Tsu-Lin Wang

Ho Fong Justin Wong

Huijuan Yu

Bachelor of Science

Patrick George Stapleton

Bachelor of Software Engineering (Honours)

Jesse Manning Anderson

Harvey Michael Delaney

James Matthew Duncan

Elijah Jones

Sebastian Werner Lausberg

Diyang Ma

Sebastian Mammoliti

Jan Martin

Daniel Luke Pekevski

Edward Stuart Petersen

Tamzidur Rahman

Kevin To

Zena Wolba

Darren Xu

Wanqi Zhao

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

Maria Lourdes Madalena Foo

Emma Rebecca Deegan

Peter Hugh Ethell

Sandaru Sarasi Herath

Anjuka Shamath Jayasooriya

Yaqi Liu

Kundi Wang


Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours

Weikun Chen

Asim Farooq Faridi

Shihao Jiang

Gavin Saldanha

Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours/Bachelor of Science

Nicole Ann Blinco

Taeho Jung

Man Ching Joyce Mau

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Arts

Maria Dominique Salazar

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Economics

Sayan Dev De

Timothy Mark Leske

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Information Technology

Ali Haji Babaei

Cameron James Nelson

Joel Christopher Ramsay

Josip Simunic

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Science

Nicholas Martin James Adams

Joanna Chu

Daniel Cirovski

Ashley Willacy Ellis Pascale

Benjamin Anthony Gill

Daniel Johnston

Wonjae Kim

Nicola McPherson

Samantha Lee Roald

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering (Research and Development) with Honours

Andrew Jamieson

Avinash Upadhya

Bachelor of Software Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Commerce

David Graham Linsell

Bachelor of Software Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Science

Gregory Francis Keith

Bachelor of Software Engineering with Honours/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Lavinia Kanagandran

Associate Degree

Rahul Chawla

Diploma of Computing

Aiodan Casvelyn Beatman

Kin Ting Chan

Minghui Chen

Bremer William Chauvel Sharp

Ningyi Sun

Run Wang

Ming Chit Yeung


10am Wednesday 14 DecemberANU College of Asia and the Pacific


Suzanne Sufyan Akila

Participation and the Protection of Citizens Abroad in International Law

Lwin Lwin Aung

Accounting for Consumption Inequality in Myanmar: 2004/05 and 2009/10

Robert Bino

Conservation and Development Options for the Kokoda Track and Surrounding Regions

Wai Wah Chan

Rethinking Water and Energy Affordability in Australia: An Analysis of the Efficiency, Effectiveness and Equity of Current Policy

Liang Chen

Getting by in Urban China: Sociality, Gender and Political Identity among Migrant Petty Entrepreneurs

Nazneen Kawshar Chowdhury

Essays on Natural Resource Management: Managing Industrial Marine Fisheries of Bangladesh

Sacha Cody

Exemplary Agriculture: Organic Farming and Urban/Rural Space in China

Thuy Thi Do

The practices of knowledge claims: Reflections from the drive toward constructing East Asian International Relations Theory”

Farid Fachruddin

Making Sense of Muslim Societies: Belief and Praxis in Bantaeng

Seung-Hun Hong

Dynamics of Reciprocal Regulation

Shang-po Hsieh

Nongovernmental Organisations and Corruption Prevention in Democratising Indonesia (1998-2008)

Stella Aleida Hutagalung

Being Muslim in a Christian Town: Varieties, Practices and Renewal

Phillipa Catherine Jenkins

The Politics of Mine Closure and Sustainable Development at the Ok Tedi Mine, Papua New Guinea

Jayson Lamchek

Myth-Making and Reality: A Critical Examination of Human Rights-Compliant Counterterrorism in the Philippines and Indonesia

Latu Herbert Latai

Covenant Keepers: A History of Samoan (LMS) Missionary Wives in the Western Pacific from 1839 to 1979


Mirani Litster

Cowry Shell Money and Monsoon Trade: The Maldives in Past Globalizations

Saryaskus Paulus Liu

Kupang: Social Adaptability and Vulnerability Across an Urban Rural Continuum in West Timor

Annie Muller McCarthy

Under Development: Stories of Children and NGOs in Delhi, India

Matthew Alan McKay

Patterns of World Trade: An Application of Network Complexity Analysis

Alicia Hayley Mollaun

US Aid to Pakistan: Nation-Building and Realist Objectives in the Post 9/11 Era

Jacqueline Margarethe Parry

Transitional Justice and Displacement: Lessons from Liberia and Afghanistan

Visisya Pinthongvijayakul

Performing the Isan Subject: Spirit Mediums and Ritual Embodiment in a Transitional Agrarian Society

Hasnani Rangkuti

Migration out of Central Java: 1971-2010

Katherine Ann Seikel

Prehistoric Socio-Political Structure on Pohnpei: Perspectives from Mortuary Contexts

Cesar Andres-Miguel Suva

Nativizing the Imperial: The Local Order and Articulations of Colonial Rule in Sulu, Philippines 1881-1920

Shinnosuke Takahashi

Regionalizing the Local, Localizing the Region: The Okinawa Struggle and Place-Based Identity

Yuen Ha Tang

The Aesthetics of Chinese Classical Theatre: A Performer’s View

Xu Wang

The Poetry of Mu Dan (1918-1977)


Orion Lethbridge

Nugraheni Pancaningtyas

Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development

Ruby Amelia Johnson

Master of Arts (Asia-Pacific Studies) with Honours

Athalia Kartika Sari Irwansjah


Master of Arts (International Relations)

Jie Yang

Master of Arts (International Relations) with Honours

Sacha Carl Blumen

Master of Asia-Pacific Studies

Arya Budi

Yexuan Huang

Genon Oguro

Mihyeon Park

Haozhe Wu

Haipei Zhao

Master of Climate Change

Joanne Pita Aihunu

Lisa Rose Cliff

Neneh Clare Darwin

Sadhana Debi-Tewarie

Baasansuren Demberelnyam

Monica Maharjan

Chediel Kazael Mrisha

Harkiran Narulla

Marianna Clare O’Gorman

Julie Webb

Master of Diplomacy

Jenna Allen

Yacoub Djazouli Abdelbassit Ali

Pengcheng Cai

Yasmin Hassen

Md Shahidul Islam

Thomas Jeong Bin Park

Dianna Deravinee Rajcumar

Kyaw San

Sanny Sutanto

Roline Tekon

Master of Environmental and Resource Economics

Daijie Ma

Tashi Namgay

Pema Pelmo

Nicole Jane Thomas

Tobden Tobden

Qin Yang

Qianqian Ye

Master of Environmental Management and Development

Tatiana Paola Abarca Alvarez

Lesley Andrew

Colette Boraso

Jose Chongo

Lhachey Dema

Binota Moy Dhamai

Amy Tiffany Halcon

Andrea Herrera Gomez

Lillian Chama Kalenge

Sangay Khandu

Anare Leweniqila

Andrea Lewis

Fiona Nicole Lord

Dian Lutfiana

Aye Chan Maung

James Newman

Lis Nurhayati

Conchitta Paul Tatireta

Aishath Rasheed

Hartati Sinaga

Lwin Maung Maung Swe

Luigi Toda

Tshering Yangzom

Master of International Affairs

Ria Bahl

Stephanie Ellen Hillman

Mary Joan Sietsma

Katy Hallam Wood

Victor Hie-Seng Yii

Master of International Affairs/Bachelor of Arts

Rebecca Elise Hingley


Master of International and Development Economics

Ashani Ranmalie Abayasekara

Jahan Abdul Raheem

Md Tofayel Ahmed

Mo Bao

Adwoa Difie Boakye-Mensah

Chen Cao

Bishal Kumar Chalise

Ugyen Chophel

Qianyu Dai

Fathimath Faisha

Alan William Foulkes

David Gottlieb

Shiri Krishna Gounder

Bobby Hamenda

Md Tariq Hassan

Hoang Xuan Diem

Cedric Hodges

Sioni Ioa

Sadia Islam

Kuruppu Arachchige Prabhash Dhammika Jayalath

Assmma Kamal

Dharani Kanagasingam

Zijian Kang

Hayat Muhammad Khan

Tin Aung Khine

Kinley Kinley

Jingyang Liu

Mohammed Ifham Mohammed Jabir

Reeba Nasim

Chioma Adaobi Nzewi

Phurba

K Suranjit

Katherine Ingrid Wagner

Su Xu

Xing Xu

Tong Zhang

Tianyu Zhou

Master of International and Development Economics/Graduate Diploma of International and Development Economics

Ahror Hamraev

Master of International Relations

Dheiu Biar Mading

Sarah Elizabeth Byrn

Namgyal Dorji

Riana Mardila

Htet Paing Oo

TANUj Parakh

Thomas Bao-Jin Price

Amy Claire Prosser

Chang Qi

Elizabeth Mary Thomas

Imelda Wilopo

Khaing Sandi Win Min

Master of International Relations (Advanced) with Honours

San Ho Chung

James Garrison

Josie Nicola Hornung

Ryan Timothy Wijeyekoon Joseph

Teesta Prakash

Jack Warwick Shield

Master of Military and Defence Studies

Andrew Gordon Temple Kirby

Richard Soesman

Master of National Security Policy

Julia Bowett

David Peter Braun

Sheryl Lynne Campbell

Jane Elizabeth Carey

Joshua Alan Hewson

Liam Matthew Jones

Enkh-Orshikh Khurlee

Joshua Norman Lickiss

Robert James McLoughlin

Patrick Joseph Negline-Smyth

Ruby Rowe

Damien Russet

Joala Renee Simon

Lydia Edith Trotter

Mark Varughese

Master of National Security Policy (Advanced) with Honours

Nicole Byrnes

Master of Public Administration

Khawla Ibrahim Ali Abudayya

Sarasmeta Damariyanti

Mercedes Dela Cruz

Lauren Fahy

Galvin Koh

John Lansangan

Petty Mardina Purnama Pratami Ly

Muhammad Abul Lyse

Nambatya Alice Kivumbi

Chaw Su New


Executive Master of Public Administration

Kelly Fisher

Malcolm Southwell

David Vosen

Master of Public Policy

Yvonne Yuet Yan Chiu

Laura Jane Di Pauli

David Eggleston

Fredrick Maurice Fernandes

Syed Zubair Habib Gilani

Edwina Johnson

Phannaruemon Jory

Joshua Mutuku Kakundi

Vincci Wing Chee Law

Jasmin Elizabeth Mary Logg-Scarvell

Rachel Lea McCarthy

Thomas McMahon

Joel Nelthorpe

Thin Pyie Oo

Tek Kumar Regmi

Subarna Sarkar

Alexander Geoffrey See

Helen Caroline Stratton

Joe Robert Thomas Walters

Kelly Williamson

Master of Public Policy in Development Policy

Krithika Bangalore Gururaj

Master of Public Policy in Economic Policy

Nosheen Ali

Emba

Thokozani Sakhile Mlotsa

Joseph Nainima

Yudi Santoso

Rizki Pramita Sari

Hien Tran

Master of Public Policy in Economic Policy/Graduate Diploma in Public Administration

Oo Kyaw Maung

Master of Public Policy in International Policy

Siti Fauziah

Jayathilaka Mudiyanselage Saliya Prasanna Bandara Jayathilaka

Napapet Pibulsonggram

Rajib Tripura

Master of Public Policy in Policy Analysis

ANUpama Mahat

Master of Public Policy in Social Policy

Zahid Mumtaz

Master of Strategic Studies

Julie-Anne Maree Atwell

William John Courcier

Jarrod Alexander Fraser

David Christiaan Horst

Kieran Keady

Daniel Morrison Killick-Moran

Trent William McKillop-Hopkins

Jacob Mark Simpson

Jaidan Stevens

Timothy Liam Treanor

Lucia Agustina Winardi

Master of Strategic Studies (Advanced) with Honours

Edward Boettcher

Regan Francis Rowney


Graduate Diploma in International Affairs

Cassandra Lynette Baker

Rennie Elon Ramanaathan

Graduate Diploma in Public Policy

Ali Khan

Mark Alexander Palaskas

Graduate Certificate of Public Policy

Sithykun Chean

Rebekah Conway

Adam Illman

Lewis Todd Meegan

Kenneth Menz

Sean Wilkinson

Bachelor of Asian Studies

Miki Asano

James Matthew Dawson

Xizhi George Zhang

Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours

Dinith Adikari

Alice Esther Dawkins

Maighdlin Kate Doyle

Felix Zalan Pal

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Security

Zachary James Lombardo

Jason Samuel Walker

Yantong Chen

Grace Arian Dickinson

Jiyun Jiang

Dianne Kim

Simon Peter McPhan

Andrew Mitchell

Sachini Pramudika Muller

Linh My Ngoc Nguyen

Breanna Ellen Seville

Kamron Seyedi-Isfahani

Abeir Soukieh

Chonnipa Sukasam

Sichun Zhai

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)

Charles Edward Hall Boston

Christopher James Gardiner

Sinead Emily McCullough

Molly Tredinnick

Bachelor of International Relations

Siqi Wang

Bachelor of International Security Studies

Liam Jacob

Mitchell Kingham Edwards

Duncan Robert Koenig

Harrison Cameron Rede Medley

Benjamin David Miller

Andrew David Nichols

Claire Aleesha Palmer


Bachelor of International Security Studies with Honours

Duc Duy Anh Dao

Tanim Rahman

Nathan John Randell

Bachelor of Asian Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Diploma of Languages

Jacob Neil Wray

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Economics

Mitsumasa Aoki

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies with Honours

Lewis James Hirst

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Commerce

Judith Ying Kwun Chan

Hitonaru Fukui

Ben Darin Hedditch

Nikkita Lee Illmayer

Yuxi Liang

Wei Jiat Sim

Qianying Zhang

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Economics

Eric Zong Ren Chen

Joshua-Wai Krautler

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)

Vanessa Hui Ching So

Bachelor of International Security Studies with Honours/Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies

Henry Liam Overton

Bachelor of International Security Studies with Honours/Bachelor of International Relations

Mike Cheung

Bachelor of International Security Studies/Bachelor of Pacific Studies

Gabriella Elaine Andrews

Diploma of Asia-Pacific Studies

Vasundhara Kaushik

Gregory Paul Williamson

Susan Wood


2pm Wednesday 14 DecemberANU College of Medicine Biology and EnvironmentANU College of Physical and Mathematical Sciences

ANU Medical School


Lynette Johns-Boast

Engineering the Curriculum: Towards an Adaptive Curriculum

Maree Anne Livermore

The Effect of Risk-based Mental Health Law on Access to Mental Health Service

Nicole Leisa Nisbet Chia

DNA Copy Number Variation in a Cohort of Healthy Australian Women

Margaret Roberta Jane Moreton

We needed help but we weren’t helpless

Australian National Centre for the Public Awareness of Science


Elizabeth Cerini

Heroes in Science: Inspiration, Influence and Engagement

Fenner School of Environment and Society


Zoe Joan Read

Two Case Studies Exploring Opportunities and Constraints for Soil Organic Carbon Sequestration Following Land Use Change

Brett Howland

Managing Kangaroo Grazing for the Conservation of Grassland and Grassy Woodland Fauna

Simone Maynard

A Methodology for Ecosystem Services Assessments Across Multiple Scales

Emily Jane Barbour

Quantitative Modelling for Assessing System Trade-Offs in Environmental Flow Management


Elizabeth Anne Clarke

The Synergies of Difference: Strengthening Transdisciplinary Research Practice Through a Relational Methodology

Alison Pouliot

A Thousand Days in the Forest–An Ethnography of the Culture of Fungi

Ross Benjamin Cunningham

Design and Analysis of Quasi-Experiments in Landscape Ecology: Responses of Fauna to Landscape Vegetation Transformation in South-Eastern NSW

Mathematical Sciences Institute


Kowshik Bettadapura

Obstruction Theory for Supermanifolds and Deformations of Superconformal Structures

Adrian William Dudek

Explicit Estimates in the Theory of Prime Numbers

National Centre for Epidemiology & Population Health


Shuyu Guo

Cardiovascular Disease Risk in East Asian Immigrants Living in Australia and the Association with Acculturation

Research School of Astronomy & Astrophysics


Tammy Ann Roderick

Milky Way Dwarf Galaxies: A Search for Stellar Substructure

Wladimir Eduardo Banda-Barragán

Magnetohydrodynamics of Wind-Cloud Interactions: Filament Formation in the Interstellar Medium

Research School of Biology


Choon Yang Tee

Structure-Function Analysis of an Autoactive Derivative of the Tomato Cf-9 Disease Resistance Protein


Marlene Reichel

The Scope and Impact of Post-transcriptional Gene Regulation in Plants- microRNAs and the RNA-binding Proteome of Arabidopsis.

Debora Fabiola Veliz Vallejos

The Effect of Quorum Sensing Signals on Nodulation of Medicago Truncatula

Mariano Jordi Muria Gonzalez

Secondary Metabolites in the Parastagonospora Nodorum-Wheat Pathosystem

Marta Vidal Garcia

Morphological Evolution in Australian Frogs

Research School of Chemistry


Dongdi Li

Bioinformatics-Based Approaches to Engineer the Transmembrane Delta6 Desaturase from Micromonas Pusilla

Fathimath Hafna Ahmed

Structure, Function and Evolution of Flavin Deazaflavin Dependant Oxidoreductases (FDORs) in Mycobacteria

Charlotte Frances Petersen

An Investigation Into the Significance of Dissipation in Statistical Mechanics

Jeremy Nugent

New Methods for the Synthesis of Biologically Active Natural Products

Junhong Fu

Medium-Nuclearity Mixed-Metal Cluster Chemistry

Shu Ann Chan

Engineering the Glycoside Hydrolase Beta-Glucuronidase (Beta-GUS) to Improve a Non-Native Activity for the Synthesis of O-Glucuronides

William Hongyu Zhang

Development of Optical Sensors for the Study of Neurotransmission

Elwy Hassan Abdelkader Ali

Protein-Ligand Interactions by NMR and EPR Spectroscopy


Research School of Earth Sciences


Michael Jollands

Experimental Studies of Diffusion in Olivine

Yang Li

A Broadband Laboratory Study of the Seismic Properties of Cracked and Fluid-Saturated Synthetic Glass Materials

Scott Meyerink

Effects of Iron Limitation on Silicon Metabolism and Silicon Isotopic Discrimination in Southern Ocean Diatoms

Kate Snow

Antarctic Bottom Waters Response to Varying Surface Fluxes

Research School of Physics & Engineering


Merinda Nash

Assessing Ocean Acidification Impacts on the Reef Building Properties of Crustose Coralline Algae

Andrew Richard Wade

Quantum Limited Measurements in Gravitational Wave Detectors

Lyle Edward Roberts

Internally Sensed Optical Phased Arrays

Niko Oliver Eckerskorn

Trapping and Guiding Microscopic Particles with Light-Induced Forces

Katherine Rose Ferguson

Generation and Storage of Optical Entanglement in a Solid State Spin-Wave Quantum Memory

Mahsa Paziresh

Development of Energy Selective Techniques in X-ray Computed Tomography

Alexandre Brieussel

Mini Squeezers Towards Integrated Systems

Diana Antonosyan

Non-Hermitian Quantum and Classical Integrated Nonlinear Photonics

Guangyao Li

Three Essays on Bayesian Claims Reserving Methods in General Insurance


Research School of Population Health


Suzanne Jane Campbell

Epidemiology of Soil-Transmitted Helminth Infections in Timor-Leste

Research School of Psychology


Sarah Flint

Its the Chicken, not the Egg: Visual Attentional Deficits in Adults with Dyslexia are not the Result of a Failure to Learn to Read

Hanzhang Lin

Personality Stability and Change: An Investigation of Social Identity Processes

Roxanne Melissa Pinuka Foster

The Power of Emotional Intelligence for Facilitating Psychologically Flexible Thinking: A Contextual Perspective in Decision Making and Workplace Flourishing

Doctor of Philosophy (Clinical Psychology)

Natalie Anne Rimlinger

Dwelling on the Right Side of the Curve: An Exploration of the Psychological Wellbeing of Parents of Gifted Children

Lisa Marie Knipe

An Investigation of the Role of Values and Shame in Binge Eating

Dora Sharpe-Davidson

Self-Structure and Discrimination: Implications for Coping and Wellbeing

Lauren Maree Turner

Electrophysiological Premotor Processing in Huntington’s Disease: An Issue of Functional Connectivity

Doctor of Psychology (Clinical)

Alicia Franklin

The Role of Positive Psychological Factors and Coping Strategies Following a Non-Marital Relationship Breakup

The John Curtin School of Medical Research


Roybel Ramiscal

An Analysis of the Putative Role of ROQUIN as a T Cell RING-directed Ubiquitin Ligase


David Anak Simon Davis

Novel Role for Heparan Sulfate in Thymic Development of CD8+ T Cells

Yogeshraj Sharma Jeelall

Consequences of Oncogenic CARD11 Signalling for B Cells

Hannes Bergmann

B cell and CD8ˉ dendritic cell survival require CD74 proteolysis by the intramembrane endopeptidase SPPL2A

Helena Hung-Yin Huang

Odour Processing by Principal Neurons of the Piriform Cortex in Vivo


Anna-Lena Arnold

Robert Burne

Jocelyn Chan

Zoe Cutcher

Sarita Deshmukh

Ma Jacqueline Dobes

Andrew Joseph Higgins

Fiona May

Lisa McHugh

Chaturangi Yapa

Yan Zhang

Master of Astronomy and Astrophysics (Advanced)

Melanie Klara Kaasinen

Adam Daniel Rains

Master of Biological Sciences Advanced

Andrew Almonte

Yiheng Hu

Edison Johar

Master of Biotechnology

Weihai Chen

Juan Huang

Master of Earth Sciences (Advanced)

Lynton Hurt

Niranjan Joshi

Tharika Mayomi Liyanage

Dylan John Joshua Ky Singh

Xinyue Zhang

Master of Energy Change

Sovia Ansar Sara

Master of Environment

Kate Adelaide McPherson

Joseph Dixon Callisto Pryor

Koji Saruya


Master of Environment (Research)

Takuya Iwanaga

Master of Environmental Science

Shangming Lu

Yuqing Ma

Ruqi Qin

Xi Wei

Master of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced)

Elliot Herrington

Huichen Liang

Johnny Khai Yang Lim

Master of Neuroscience (Advanced)

Jessica Charlotte Herrington

Thomas Basil Shaw

Master of Nuclear Science

Nigel Ken Little

Alyssa Maree Martin

Safa Osman

Jay Benjamin Pelchen

Master of Science (Environmental Science) (Research)

Niraj Dhakal

Master of Science Communication

Inoka D S Amarasekara

Tessa Koumoundouros

Master of Science Communication Outreach

MizaANUl Ahmad

Tyrone Anderson

Meg Elizabeth Bongers

Sarah Jane Bradley

Nathan Ryan Byrne

Rory Scott Chevalier

Jake Thomas Clark

Nicole Rose Fetchet

Madison Jazz Hartill-Law

Johanna Mae Howes

Cassandra Joy Hugill

Andrew Stephen Leach

Caitlin Judith Matthews

Natasha Danielle Prokop

Isabel Kate Telfer

Clare Frances Van Dorssen

Graduate Certificate of Applied Epidemiology

Andrew Dang Khai Nguyen

Graduate Certificate of Science

Helen Hughes

Handoko Sastro Sudono Lie


Graduate Diploma in Psychological Studies

Alison Davies

Kyril Estrin

Deanna Keely Van Order

Graduate Diploma in Science

Michael Uday Joseph

Matthew Brian Parry

Jamie Daniel Robertson

Tin Mar Oo

ANU Medical School

Master of Public Health

Megan Lyndsay Arnold

Pramila Ghimire

Siyi Huang

Eva Juniza

Liam Langford

Sherwin Meynard Robinson Ufi

Master of Public Health (Advanced)

Elza Samantha Elmira

Master of Public Health (Research)

Suci Melati Wulandari

ANU Medical School OathAt 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

Joel Rhys Adams-Bedford

Sophia Pei Woon Ang

Hayley Kym Armstrong

Sarah Anne Bachman

Peter Jeffrey Bennett

Alexander Alfred Borecki

Lee Matthew Bornman

Camilla Hannah Bradshaw

Blair Louise Burke

Emily Clare Burton

Laura Carmel Casey

Dennise-Angela Castaneda

Brian Koon Kiu Chan

Jocelyn Liting Chan

Mohammad Cheik-Hussein


Soon Jie Chin

Jeremy Su-Huan Chou

Rebecca Jade Colmer

Lachlan James Cormick

Kyle Alexander Davies

Amber Mari Deveridge

Swati Dharmaraj

Danielle Louise Dries

Jessica Lauren Fardon

Dominique Kahlee Ferguson

Justin Linden Friedman

Hannah Glenn

Sarina Gloeckl

Mary Kathleen Good

Justin William Gordon-Cooke

Nicolas Lo Grandjean-Thomsen

Daniel Stephen Green

Rachael Clare Heath Jeffery

Marc Talbot Heggart

Dilini Hemachandra

Christina Michelle Hodge

Madelaine Elizabeth Collins Howard

Ching-Han Hsu

Wendy Evelyn Yundi Huang

Mitchell Donald Hunter-Dickson

Violet Inati

Rebecca Louise Irwin

Sara Jaffer

Longhai Jin

Jacqueline Jones

Maryon Victoria Jones

Eun Gyung Catherine Jun

Hilda Hiu Ching Lam

Monica Kathleen Lamberton

Tony Ze Li

Matthew Kah Kong Lim

Luzinda Siu Sin Lo

Benjamin Alexander Loel

Fabio Longordo

Andrew Stuart Eric Macpherson

Juliana Ying Liang Mai

Nicole Lee Maitin-Casalis

Mara Matic

Emily Louise McLeod

Kristy Lee Mebberson

Samuel Francis Moore

Varaidzo Avril Mukwedeya

Elizabeth Jane Muller

Abigail Sue Lin Ng

Andrina Yann Yi Ng

Clare Lauren O’Sullivan

Seren Pascale Ovington

Eliza Ruby Paterson

Luis Benedict Paxton

Harrison James Pickup

Zainab Ridha

Mina Jean Roberts

Matthew Ryan

Miriam Saffron

ANUsha Saxena

Adel Shahnam

Thomas David Robert Shaw

Bojana Simsic

Natasha Priya Singh

Andrew Ian Stacey

Liam Ewen Stone

Anna-Kristen Aletheia Szubert

Paul Wang Chun-Ken

Christopher Mark Wilder

Choon Lim Wong

Kan Yun Wu

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Chisom Immaculata Aghanwa

Paola Patrice Lopategui

Steven William Sisifa

Su Ro Stella Son

Hope Ellen Bouwer

Eilidh Jane Gilritchie

Corey Benjamin Moore

Kate Michelle Musil

Rowena Penafiel

Amy Shu Zheng


5.30pm Wednesday 14 DecemberANU College of Law

Master of Environmental Law

Timothy Scott Clune

Kerrie Haria Adams

Gregory Eric Maguire

Master of Government and Commercial Law

Amrita Rajasingham

Jenny Marie Snell

Master of International Law

Alexander Nicholas Coward

Julie Anne-Maria Finch-Scally

Scott Thomas Hansen

Marni Jane Pilgrim

Master of Law, Governance and Development

Belinda Pui Kei Chan

Lisa Gelbart

Jeonghyun Kim

Master of Laws

Nirmalakanthan Amirthanesan

Vanessa Eva Austen

Mathew Ray Bock

Michele Ann Brennan

James Burns

Leila Iris Chalk

Jade Cooper

Elle-Jane Fittler

Tahlia Dwyer

Rachel Claire Foley

Adriana Guadalupe Gonzalez Minero

Nicolas Hoban

Amy Elizabeth Jarvoll

Navreen Kaur Kular

Kristin Letts

Nicole Marion

Benjamin Markowski

Andrew McAlary

Catherine Anne McWilliam

Alaina Jay Mitchell

Hayley Anne Petrie

Marcus Priest

Mitchell Rawlings

Adam Ray

Andrew Edward Christopher Paul Read

Caitlin Geordie Searle

Abhinav Sharma

James Walton

Mei-Lin Wang

Alan Fred Wu

Master of Laws (Legal Practice)

Rachel Lee Allen

Susanne Cengarle

Phoebe Churches

Sarah Louise Dean

Xialu Ding

Symon Jonathan Uidam


Master of Laws (Legal Practice)/Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice

Sara Hayeri

Stefanija Janeva

Alexander John Lindros

Erin Wells

Master of Laws in Environmental Law

Eliza Mary Bergin

Master of Laws in Government and Regulation

Filiga Taukiei

Master of Laws in International Law

Jenna Elizabeth-Teter Guillen

Master of Laws in Law, Governance and Development

Jeanne Ivy Abrina

Master of Laws in Migration Law

Rachel Morrison-Dayan

Master of Laws/Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice

Sabina Mary Coles

Anger Christine Deng

Matthew Jon Donovan

Raphael Haycraft

Holly Elizabeth Matley

Master of Legal Practice

Jorja Deanna Antiohos

Christopher Neil Davies

Diana Frances Ferry

Louise McDonald

Leah McGowan

Jessica Sparks

Matilda Stickels

Master of Military Law

Katherine Elizabeth Maie Holder

Master of Military Law/Graduate Diploma in Military Law

Adam Frank Zimmer

Graduate Diploma in Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Laws

Alexander Jack Clark

Graduate Diploma in Military Law

Yuichiro Araki

James Sinnet King

Jonathan Brian Miller


Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice

Haley Aitken

Kerrie-Lee Allman-Hore

Rhu Vern Ang

Maria Badawi

Christina Badgley

Rahul Dominic Balan

Anika Tasnim Baset

Joshua Beaver

Emily Kate Bell

James Peter Bennett

Kan Bo Man

Kathryn Elise Boothroyd

John Bou Merhi

Mark Bradbury

Samantha Frances Bradley

Catherine Margaret Brims

Emma Brinkman

Katherine Bromley

Matthew Edward Brzoska

Sally Buckley

Brodie Francis Burns-Williamson

Cara Buttery

Thomas Edward Campbell

Nina Campos

Luci Carey

Heidi Carr

Michael Carroll

Colin Carver

Michelle Hoi Kiu Chan

Jorge Chauta

Bianca Chisari

Yun Suk Choi

Jessica Chung

Sophie Clarke

Elizabeth Cleary

Cordelia Magdalen Coleman

Mitchell Coles

Nicole Cooper

Matthew Corby

Alyssa Coulter

Jessica Cox

Jade Cross

Sarah Crossman

Mitchell Daly

Callum Francis Ellemor Dawlings

Kiera Dawson

Stephanie De Domenico

Amy Deller

Yilin Deng

Sarah Dickins

Aidan Dierickx

Giles Dunseath-Hamilton

Gabrielle Dutton

Nickolas Frederick Eckhardt

Nicola Julie Edwards

Paul Ell

John Patrick Farrell

Jessica Farr-Jones

Travis Finter

Tully Woorawa Fletcher

Kate Johanna French

Kendra Frew

Patricia Garnett

Cliff Grenade

Kate Halton

Jacinta Danielle Hamilton

Howard Harper

Madeleine Ruth Harrington

Ryan Hartshorne

Yu Xing Scarlett He

Kathryn Healy

Christopher James Hender

Kathryn Fiona Hender

Dorea Wai Kiu Ho

Catherine Howard

Scott Hunt

Arianna Huss

Sarah Ieong

Luciana Ignatiadis

Adam Anthony Ingle

Tiffany Irving

Caroline Rachel Jeanne

Beau David John Jellis

Elizabeth Jones

Simone Jones

Marie-Ellen Karykis

Graem Kelly

Rebecca Kennedy

Anne Kinny

Michelle Ying Chee Ko

Gerard Koeleman

Ming Yeung Kong

Nicholas Kunz

Katia Lallo

Jasmine Love Lam

John Larocque

Scott Leary

Amy Lee

Tara Lewis

Vincent Lie

Jonathan Say Han Liong

Paul MacPherson

Scott Macdonald

Chris Mahoney

Gemma Mainland

Alex Manahan

Lamont Manogaran

Alysse Eleni Manolios

Patrick John Martin

Lucas Malcolm Raymond McCallum

Therese Marie McCarthy

Michael McIntosh

Rose McKenna

Kirstin Jane McLiesh

Ellen McSweeney

Holly Millard

Ebony Minicozzi

Nikita Moyle

Jack Geoffrey Murray

Rohan Nanthakumar

Julio Navarrete-McKenna

Jack Wright Nelson

Anthony Neve

Anna Nikolis

Jessica Nile

Daniel James Nugawela

Mollie O’Connor

Liam Joseph O’Donnell

Laura Mary O’Halloran

Laura Olsson

Stephen Zeng Ming Ooi

John Paik

Christian JANUar Pakpahan

Josh Pallas

Danielle Carla Alana Panaccio

Louise Caroline Parry

David William Parsons

Kimberly Lauren Pearsall


Emily May Playford

Jessie Poon

Daniella Pratt

Courtney Prettyman

Dean Prior

Gary Prior

Carmen Prodinger

Michael Frank Quast

Lorena Beryl Angelina Quinlivan

Alexis Robinson

Jonathan Roses

Sam Rowland

Martin Rustam

Sankami Santhikumar

Chloelia Niaree Sevil

Tara Shenoy

Lydia Yee Chin Sia

Christopher James Silverwood

Kiat Leng Sim

Daniel Simon

Gabrielle Simpson

Melanie Sinn

Dominika Skrodzka

Keithlyn Small

Audette Renee Smith

Charisse Lydia Smith

Gabriella Claire Smith

Matthew Graham Smith

Ka-Ho Patrick So

Sandra Zi Wei Soh

Angela Spicer

Isaac St Clair Burns

Jessica Stanley

Katherine Stapels

Emma Louise Stein

Cassandra Stokman

Aaron Strickland

Misty Summers

John Tandy

Chantal Tanner

Claire Terry

Meghan Thomas-Richards

Andrew Thomson

Gary Thorn

Georgia Jennifer Turnbull

Simon Tracy

Madaléin Rose Tier

Abdul Karim Tlais

Danielle Todisco

Courtney Grace Tsapoutas

James David Tulloch

Louana Clair Uddon

Karin Van Eeden

Christopher Volpi

Vincent Nhan Chi Vuu

Mala Wadhera

Tianqi Wang

Eliza-Kate Ward

Jessica Alicia Ward

Ellen Webster

Marina Emily Whiteley White

Lisa William

Anna Williams

Ross Willing

Zoe Elizabeth Winston-Gregson

Francis Wong

Matthew Kwong-Yu Wong

Holly Woodcroft

James Patrick Wookey

Kate Teneille Worral

Sandra Esam Elhelw Wright

Jasper Wu

Chang Yang

Pan Yang

Tianqin Ye

Soha Zahrooni

Daniel Zajd

Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice

Mohamad Alchikh

Andrew George Alexander

Richard Amhaz

Stephanie Victoria Arcia

Erva Bakas

Connie Lucy Busingye

Harish Chandra

Peter Chang

Yang Chen

Sarah Cornock-Ross

Dal Bahadur Chheetri

Agostinho Daloia Neto

Edwin Delofski

Yogita Deo

Luanne Dequito

Harsh Deshwal

Bharatmani Devkota

Eranga Goonewardena

Andrew Griffiths

Amber Halverson

Omar Hijazi

Manjian Huang

Gagandeep Jeiji

Navjeet Kaur Jhajj

Yingtong Jin

Pavittar Kaur

Chung Man Kim

James Kim

Lucie Kreuzova Kohn

Holly Lam

Jang Ock Lee

Juan Carlos Leus

Hui Li

John Xuong Lieu

Pei Min Liu

Zhiming Liu

Jie Liufu

Xingran Lu

Thembalami Alexander Sivukile Makore

Mohammad Ali Memon

Zichao Meng

Nicolas Miranda

Zepur Mouradian

Julia Nguy

James Allen O’Brien

Lazar Petkantchin

Yogendra Poudel

Mark Stephen Tiambeng Puno

Dan Qu

Soren Rad

Edward Rimmington

Sushma Salian

Salman Salim

Nisha Satasia

Vilasini Seevanathan

Ali Shahami

Amit Shreewastav

Binesh Lal Shrestha

Moran Shultz


Robyn Solomon

Haishun Sun

Neil John Sutton

Jianing Tang

Yi Ting Florence Tang

Elana Louise Tozer

Hong Hanh Vo

Jalford Wang

Natasha Wood

Jingyi Xiao

Bixia Xu

Hang Xu

Han Yan

Honglin Yan

Xuanyu Ye

Shizhen Zhang

Graduate Certificate of Law

Crystal Bradley

Jelena Damnjanovic

Melissa Elizabeth Fellows

Zyl E Z Hovenga-Wauchope

John Richard Kavanagh

Susie Lee

Elizabeth Claire Macdonald

Tania Lorraine Olsen

Jeremy Leigh Rankin Smith

Graduate Certificate of Military Law

Craig Ryan Fabbian

Andrew Walton Hopkins

Juris Doctor

Rebecca Jane Beard

Pauline Isabel Carmody

Justine Nicole Curnow

Tristan Dimmock

Michael James Fortson

Andrew Jose

Matthew Geoffrey McCormack

John Stewart Michell

James Jeonggoo Shin

Renee Trentini

Yanina Wojcik

Juris Doctor with Honours

Ronan Casey

Jessica Day

Vivien Jadwiga Hodgson

Wei Li

Philippa Jane Mowat

Damian Sean Triffett


Julian Warren Peter Hicks

Bachelor of Laws

Christopher Frawley

James Furze

Ben Anthony Holmes

Natalija Nikolic

Sophie Elizabeth Stockdale

Samuel Pek Hwei Tan

Justin Tang

Erica Ruth Weatherly

Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Jasmine Jia Yi Chen

Xiaofan Bi

Johnson Chen

Samuel Patrick Duncan

Fatin Akmal Hassim

Shi Kai Sebastian Hong

Jia Yuan Kwok

Harry Lawless

Huihan Lin

Wing Hong Lok

Shanwen June Ma

Camilla Pondel

Katherine Ring

Abigail En-Ping Tang

Jacqueline Louise Wedutenko Williams

Madeline Louise Winterbottom

Meg Patricia Wootten

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Laws

Rahual Ram


Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Laws

Liam Dominic Ryan

Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Amy Hamilton

Daniel John Thomas McKay

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws

Sascha Perri Downing

Edward Hunter Gilson

Michael David Harrison

Linsey Anne Hart

Harold Michael Royston Lawless

Amy Yiying Lin

James Maxwell Lowrey

Angus John McCubbing

Daniel Charles Morrison

Seamus O’Byrne-Inglis

Christopher James Reside

James Stewart Waugh

Alannah Claire Westcliffe

Jessica Zhang

Alice Zhu

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Emily Charlotte Barlow

Louisa Ann Beale

Anna Louise Boden

Amelia Bowring Stone

Athena Chambers

Inge Christinawaty

Isobel Patricia Jane Conroy-Ryan

Emma Georgina Owen Cook

Heather Catriona Cork

Mathew Dean

Katherine Rebecca Fretwell

Benjamin Thomas Game

Emily Jane Gates

Ryan James Graham

Antonija Kurbalija

Qiran Li

Madeleine Ellen Miller

Catherine Joya Neidhardt

Lucy Elizabeth Dawn Nichols

Matthew John Oakeshott

Simon Papagiorcopulo

Pranaven Pathmaraj

Calum Andrew Peoples

Andreas Karl Edward Sherborne

Pramilaa Shivakkumar

Ellen Yates Smith

Shoshana Louise Sniderman-Wise

Charlotte Adrienne Sultana

Thomas William Underwood

Jessica Anne Van Lieven

Audrey May Wallbrink

Naomi Ann Wootton

Louisa Yasukawa

Alice Xiyue Zhang

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Security/Bachelor of Laws

Jacqueline Laura Grinsell-Jones

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)/Bachelor of Laws

William Stewart Keen

Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies/Bachelor of Laws

Tammy Cho

Andrew Craig Piper

Stephen Jeffery Yates

Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours/Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Rebecca Herbert

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws

Kevin Cai

Brenda Hui Jen Tan

Joyce Kan Xu

Nina Yap


Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Sachit Barooah

Angus Sinclair Buckland

Li Sheng Chiong

Jennifer Cui

Shan-Verne Liew

Cheryl Shi Min Lit

Angus John Moore

Edward Morrow

Koranid Nopamornbodee

Yuan Ping

Taseen Rafi

Briony Siviour

Ryan Francis Soegeng

Anthony Xiyuan Xu

Lachlan John Yeend

Bachelor of Economics with Honours/Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Emma Habgood Greenland

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Laws

Alex Patricio Catalán Flores

Bilal Adil Hussain

Bowan Shelton

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Gabriel Llewellyn Dickinson

Anna Georgina Gruen

Camille Laker

Nelson Daniel Dos Anjos Mendonca

Isaac Kwan Ho Mok

Jeeven Nadanakumar

Raina Romina Singh

Bachelor of Finance/Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Sophie Elizabeth Cougle

Adrian Han Yang Lee

Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Laws

Lara Rebecca Henley

Nina Tran Hoang

Minoti Makwana

Sanah Nanda

Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Xinyi Mary Bao

Zen Chang

Rachel Davies

Rachel Pei Xuan Hao

Tess Ramsay Kluckow

Grace Naare Lim

Lachlan McDermott

Samantha Jane O’Donnell

Lili Smith

Tobias Rafe Turello

Ke Fan Xu

Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Laws

Sylvia Wang

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws

Georgina Caire Lee

Helen Xinzhi Wang


Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Georgia Amy Clare

Katrina Le

Finnegan Anthony Lowe

Pia Alexandra Walker

Alexander Thomas Craig Ferguson

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Jacinta Mercer


10am Thursday 15 DecemberANU College of Business and Economics

Bachelor of Accounting

Zeliang Fei

Raydn John Furze

Zeyu Gao

Hanning Gong

Huihui Hu

Wenhui Jiang

Dingying Li

Wenhao Liao

Amanda Oh Tian Hwee

Yawen Pu

Yuhan Qian

Kyung Jin Seo

Yao Wang

Yitong Xing

Kejun Xu

Yibei Fiona Zhang

Shun Zhou

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies

Feiyu Chen

Xiangyuanchai Guo

James Hill

Xuan Hsieh

Zhixun Hu

Jing Huang

Penghao Jia

Shabbir Juzer Khanbhai

Chetana Koganti

Dongqing Li

Henglin Li

Hon Yoong Lim

Timina Liu

Jingjing Amber Ma

Menglong Na

Junyi Pan

Pongdao Premrote

Sicong Shen

Jiazhi Song

Ke Sun

Kai Jie Tan

Vincent Ximing Tang

Yinli Wang

Xi Xin

Lu Yang

Yiran Yao

Muzhi Zhao

Fan Zhou

Ziheng Zhou

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies with Honours

Jiajie Du

Lora Lee

Xi Lin

Du Liu

Bachelor of Arts

Houqiu Long

Bachelor of Business Administration

Callum Birch

Candace Chan

Laura-Jane Cooper-Jackson

Rebecca Louise Hudson

Isabelle Lee

Shiyu Li

Muhammad Aunib Zaidi

Bachelor of Business Administration with Honours

Christopher Alexander Seyrl


James William Abbott

Chulhwan Ahn

Da Ui Ahn

Saad Ali

Adam Izzat ANUar

Nadine Arboleda

Kim Kwan Au

Nicholas Florian Elliott Babington

Michael Balzan

Huanyu Bi

Claire Emily Black

Eugene Stephen Buerdlmayer


Zhenteng Cai

Samrudh Canpadee

Rebecca Catanzariti

Cong Chen

Zefeng Chen

Hui Wen Chew

Owen William Chivers

Zhengzheng Dai

Sophia Dao

Bowen Ding

Yingxi Dong

Daniel Frederick Dwyer

Mathew Edwards

Sarah Kelsey Elgie

Madeleine Grace Farrar

Koen Peter Thos Gieskes

Hui Guo

Peitian Guo

Hanis Suhaili Binti Hamdan

Hasnain Bin Hasanan

Jaymon Hau

Hugo Frederick Horwood

Chien-Jen Huang

Daniella Anne Karin Hunt

Madison Margaret Hunt

Ebony Hunter

Saadman Mustasin Huq

Ji Eun Hwang

Tian Yang Ji

Guangyong Jiao

Yongcong Jiao

Nur Amirah Binti Johari

Mashrur Kabir

Ashir Anis Khan

Sardar Aoun Muhammad Khan

Malcolm Kor

Annisaa Larasati Kusuma

Harry Bruce Lamble

Soojin Lee

Tung Lin Lee

Rongqi Li

Xinran Li

Yanfeng Li

Yunqin Liang

Qida Lin

Thomas James Lindenmayer

YiYu Liu

Yuyang Liu

Fletched James Lodwick

Xinyu Lu

Yijin Luo

Yudong Luo

James Luu

Ya Qin Mao

Anna Amelia Martel

Fatin Atiqah Binti Md Sood

Mohamed Khidhir Waqiuddin Mohamed Sallehim

Sera Moon

Leong Chi Mui

Musab Musab

Yong Jin Nam

Agnivesh Nambissan

Kristern Mitchell Nunney

Li Ying Ong

Siti Husna Binti Othman

Xuejun Ouyang

Shi Jie Crystal Pan

Joonsoo Park

Samuel John Parsons

Samuel Pearson

Jialiang Peng

Sarah Melissa Pryke

Tobias Sebastian Roberts

Robert Sarich

Thomas Charles Scrutton

Yun Shang

Clara Amelia Sindarto

Lingxin Su

Le Sun

Soo Hua Clarissa Eleanor Tan

Chin Lok Tsang

Huiwen Linda Wang

Siyang Wang

Yujie Wang

Millie Charlotte Wardlaw

Yuzhen Wei

Jordan Wilson

Charm Kiu Leon Wong

Fiona Wen Lun Wong

Aaron Geoffrey Wright

Yaorui Wu

Hangqi Xie

Kaida Xu

Yingying Xu

Hyun Woo Yang

Ralph Ho Hin Yip

Adrian Wei Hoong Yong

Jian You

Rui Yue

Ao Max Zang

Qian Zhong

Huirui Zhou

Lun Zhu

Zhiying Zhu

Sheng Zou

Bachelor of Commerce with Honours

Henry Lee George Dwyer

Ka Yiu Fung

Zhuoyi He

Tiffany Nha Mi Le

Leipeng Li

Wei Li

Tam Thien Vo

Bachelor of Economics

Cameron Franciscus Ackland

Makoto Arami

Sarah Margaret Byrne

Xiaoxi Du

Andrew Kenway Farley

Matthew John Giugni

Thomas Edward Goldie

Yuyang He

Alexander Richard Hitch


Sebastian Lewis Hogan

Kobchart Jaraswimol

Hayoung Jung

Alvin Jusman

Nabeel Latif

Hiu Yu Gladys Lee

Tianzhe Li

Jonathon Mahon

Antonee Shaye Parlade

Ryan Sandeen

Mingyue Wang

Bachelor of Economics with Honours

Ruobing Han

Ieng Man Ng

Bachelor of Finance

Aishath Amaany

Yu Hin Chua

Xinyu Gu

Zhihao Hong

Lara Jennifer Hrstic

Keying Kiwi Huang

Sha Jin

Jung Min Kim

Ruidan Li

Ding Liao

Yi Zhuang Lim

Ella McAlister

Avishka Munindradasa

Siyuan Pei

Yangqiu Pi

Rongping Tang

Michael Tran

Junqing Wang

Kexin Wang

Yule Weng

Adam James West

Duncan Ian Wigley

Yifan Wu

Lisa Xu

Sulayman Zekrya

Nan Zhang

Menghan Zhi

Bachelor of Finance with Honours

Matthew Arthur Bennett

Bachelor of Information Technology

Simon Yu

Bachelor of International Business

Amritwant Kaur Randhawa

Jackson Cole Rostirolla

Guofei Tan

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Vern Xin Lee

Bachelor of Statistics

Peter B Lin

Lei Wang

Jiabin Zhong

Bachelor of Statistics with Honours

Lihong Chen

Yvonne Yufeng Zhang

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Arts

Bradley Dongsik Kim


Bachelor of Accounting/Bachelor of Finance

Jimmy Wills

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Commerce

Suraj Laha

Jasmine Reynolds

Yifan Yin

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Economics

Daniel Park Fai Cheng

Nathaniel Thomas Leonard

Simon Mishricky

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Finance

David Anthony Charles Broomham

Sam Patrick Carters

Jonathan Kuan Chung Feng

Akash Maheshwari

Xiaoxu Meng

Brittany Tasker Ryan

Shiromini Angalla Sugirthanathan

Harry West

Zi Chen Yang

Yi Yuan

Keyu Zhong

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Science

Yeung Tsang

Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Statistics

Kai Yuan Ruan

Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Arts

Miriam Belle Walsh

Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of Commerce

Catherine Robertson

Sahana Sreenatha

Ataru Royce Deed

Nikki Gouvoussis

Bachelor of Business Administration/Bachelor of International Relations

Philippa Sue L’Epagniol Crowther

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Arts

Olivia Jia

Anya Lee

Guoyi Sun


Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies

Stephanie Klara Otten

Jennifer Sing Ai Ting

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Economics

Anita Adhikari

Richard Samuel Barton

Eliot Bassili

Beau Elliott

Shenal Kavita Harakh

Yung Wuey Lee

Yi Zhang Li

Raffay Mirza

William Pleming

Nico Mauro Rigodon

Darcy Michael Row

Parteek Kaur Saini

Megan Stokes

Zhuoyang Yu

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Finance

Jason Robert Doubleday

Laura Hamblin

Ivan Lai

Jonathan Perotti

Yanlin Zhou

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Information Technology

Kevin Mugianto

Siva Maruti Vadrevu Venkata

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws

Jin Seop Jung

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Science

Johann Yuek Hon Kwan

Claudia Strahle

Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Statistics

Yue Li

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Arts

Kristen Nina Maria D’Souza

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Business Administration

David Tony Carroll

Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Finance

Jessica Dang

Shane Rizal McMiken

Tahsin Quddus

Bachelor of Finance with Honours/Bachelor of Economics

Ding Qiao Low


2pm Thursday 15 DecemberANU College of Business and Economics


Guangyuan Gao

Three Essays on Bayesian Claims Reserving Methods in General Insurance

Mayada Hansnata

The Impact of Digital Innovation on the Social Structure of Professional Public Accounting Practice in Australia

Soon Yeow Phang

Auditors’ Evaluation of Subsequent Events: The Effects of Prior Commitment, Risk Factors and Type of Accountability

Folototo Seve

An Examination of the Impact of the Changes to Regulations Affecting the Scope for Income Classification Shifting in Australia

Zhichao Wang

Experimenting with Risk and Management Control Systems in Inter-firm Alliances

Wenjie Wei

Welfare and Environmental Effects of Subsidies and Import Tariffs in North-South Trade in Renewable Energy Equipment

Xinning Xiao

What Factors Affect Credibility Perceptions of Sustainability Reporting?

Master of Accounting

Xueer Chen

Liting Deng

Zheng Fang

Zhou Fang

Yu Fu

Syeda Raiha Raza Gardezi

Chi Guo

Nijat Hajikhanov

Jin Hu

Xiang Ji

Huan Jiang

Wei Jiang

Wai Li

Yinlei Li

Qi Liang

Simiao Liu

Srishti Lokapure

Haiwei Long

Qiaochu Qian

Yilin Qiu

Jia Shi

Min Shi

Shu Tan

Nicholas William Van Weerdenburg

Muyi Wang

Xuewen Wang

Yiping Wang

Weiyi Xie

Sikang Xue

Jiaji Yan

Xiaochang Yi

Weihong Yin

Jing Yu

Chunsi Zhang

Binnan Zhao

Fangzhou Zhao

Xun Zhao

Bowen Zheng

Master of Actuarial Practice

Qian Gao

Yushi Hou

Xiaoran Li

Xinpeng Li

Yixian Li

Huiyang Liu

Mengyang Liu

Gemo Nan

Ying Tian

Jiayin Yu

Wei Zhao


Master of Actuarial Studies

Wai Tung Olivia Chan

Haizhou Chen

Yilin Cheng

Zhen Fan

Min Hou

Da Huo

Jiaming Jia

Dongxu Li

Jiajia Li

Xuejun Li

Yixin Liang

Shuran Luo

Kushal Mithal

Ao Shu

Shenyu Su

Keli Wang

NingNing Wang

Hanmei Wei

Haolin Xiao

Jingwei Xu

Guangyu Yang

Zhihong Yang

Ting Yue

Haoyue Zhang

Qiyun Zhang

Hong Zhong

Tianhao Zhou

Master of Applied Economics

Tara Shridhar

Kai Yang

Master of Applied Finance

Nariman Absametov

Han Cheng

Dao Khac Hiep

Huiwen Ge

Hongxing Geng

Yuqing Guo

Binyu Hao

Mengyan He

Yang Hu

Xiaoyi Huang

Kento Ikeda

Lachlan Stewart James

Wei Jin

Dongchen Li

Qiaoyan Li

Ying Li

Chenqi Liu

Chenqu Liu

Hanlin Liu

Lu Liu

Runwei Liu

Tianfang Liu

Wei Liu

Ji Qi

Ji Shen

Juemin Shi

Kexin Sun

Ming Tu

Junlin Wang

Linxuan Wang

Mengyi Wang

Tianshu Wang

Yihan Wang

Luqiao Xu

Qianzhen Yang

Qinyu Yao

Ziyang Yao

Quan Ye

Han Yi

Mengyun Zeng

Bowen Zhang

Haiyan Zhang

Han Zhang

Junyan Zhang

Qiang Zhang

Wenqian Zhang

Xin Zhang

Xingnan Zhang

Jian Zhao

Jun Zhao

Ying Zhou

Hong Zhu

Jingwen Zhu

Mo Zhu

Wei Zhu

Yongjie Zhu

Master of Business

Motina Amatya

Gregory Roy Milton

Master of Business Administration

Mushood Ahmed

Raheel Ahmed

Souvik Chakraborty

Caitlin Hall-West

Saniya Ibrahim Kankanady

Saurabh Pratap

Claire Myfanwy Thomas

Pem Tshering

Karan Vinod


Master of Business Information Systems

Tianzhe Cen

Ehsan Emamirad

Yiyu Fang

Vipendra Gupta

Muhammad Atif Javed

Mingyuan Jiang

Dominic Nadvillaveetil

Mingguang Wang

Xiaolei Wang

Zhongzhen Zhang

Qianning Zhu

Master of Commerce

Chen Bu

Sesilia Halaholo

Chaojun Li

Wanyun Li

Yannan Lu

Master of Economic Policy

Eleanor Margaret Finnie Ansley

Sophia Louise Finemore

Muhammad HasANUjzaman

Zhen Jiang

Weijen Lim

Saraswati Saraswati

Jane Ellen Wakeford

Rui Wang

Chomysinatin Nila Warda

Hannah Elizabeth Weickhardt

Peng Xie

Yang Zhang

Master of Economics

Atreya Banerjee

Leron Jankwan Kwong

Ji Li

Fajar Oktiyanto

Master of Finance

Kamran Aliyev

Muhannad Ibrahim M Araf

Varad Arole

Shuang Chen

Yangyang Chen

Dong Ding

Wenbo Guo

Yifan Guo

Yuan He

Yiwei Huang

Adil Iqbal

Apiradee Jinomoon

Shahzad Khan

Utkarsh Khandelwal

Jon Keat Koo

Chia Ling Lee

Houxian Liu

Shanquan Liu

Erdenebold Lkhagvasuren

Siyi Shao

Manaswin Sridhar

Heng Tian

Jingyuan Tian

Cong Wang

Shihui Wang

Xiaozhou Wang

Yuye Wang

Hanlin Xu

Pengfei Xu

Xueying Yu

Baihua Zhang

Yi Lin Zhang

Xuanchong Zhong

Linling Zhou

Master of Financial Management

Hongyu Bai

Yuqing Bi

Mengting Chen

Qianda Chen

Yu-Wen Chen

Linjing Cui

Tianyu Dai

Kanghuan Ding

Gangning Guo

Zhengyang Guo

Tiantian Hou

Qian Hu

Yiling Huang

Dongyue Jiang

Li Jiang

Shanshan Jiang

Yixian Jiao

Yingjin Kan

Weina Lai

Xiaotong Li

Yahui Li


Qiqi Liu

Xuanru Lu

Zhihui Lu

Myagmarsuren Sharkhuu

Bowen Shi

Tianzhu Shi

Beichen Su

Mingpei Sun

Jung Fang Tsao

Ruixing Wang

Yanqing Wang

Hongchao Wu

Yingying Xiang

Lanjie Zha

Jing Zhang

Jing Zhang

Hanxi Zhao

Zucheng Zhao

Yang Zhong

Master of Health Economics

Mercoledi Nikman Nasiir

Master of Information Systems Studies

Krithika Nachiappan

Master of Management

Yushan Gao

Gongyu Liu

Kit Yee Lo

Henry Porter

Master of Management (Tsinghua)

Yanbei Cao

Zhao Chang

Bo Chen

Jianhua Chen

Peicheng Ding

Qing Du

Jianguo Fan

Jun Feng

Bin Gao

Wei Gao

Jingran Ge

Cheng Guo

An Hu

Wenliang Huang

Yuliang Ji

Nan Jiang

Fengli Kang

Jian Kang

Hongjun Li

Li Li

Qiudong Li

Xinyao Li

Zijun Li

Wanyun Liao

Weijian Liu

Jun Lu

Honghua Ma

Hong Mei

Qing Pu

Wei Song

Tian Tian

Wenqiang Tian

Ming Tong

Bo Wang

Jingyuan Wang

Lingxiang Wang

Xin Wang

Yan Wang

Ying Wang

Bianli Wu

Duocheng Wu

Jun Wu

Huqing Xi

Hongxue Xu

Qingguo Yang

Xi Yang

Chaoshen Zhang

Lina Zhang

Liqun Zhang

Qiang Zhang

Peng Zhao

Wei Zhou

Jinmei Zhu

Master of Professional Accounting

Azmin Nur Ahmad Zamri

Jiayi Chen

Yunzhu Chen

Nan Cheng

Tingting Deng

Xiao Dong

Yingwei Du

Jia Hou

Danyang Jiao

Jingze Li

Sijing Li

Xinyi Li

Ziqi Li

Tom Henry Francis Lillywhite

Mengxi Liu

Siqi Liu

Xiangxin Liu

Xinyi Liu


Yufei Liu

Yutong Liu

Haichao Lu

Xuan Luo

Dongxia Ning

Fei Qi

Xueqing Song

Jiaqi Su

Xin Sui

Hecheng Sun

Yunqiao Sun

Hui Tang

Defu Wan

Cheng Wang

Xiaohan Wang

Yaoyao Wang

Ying Wang

Wenying Wu

Guanyan Yan

Shaokun Yan

Qian Yang

Yuwei Yang

Yuanyuan Ye

Lan Yu

Qi Zeng

Anjin Zhang

Ruien Zhang

Yurui Zhang

Yuning Zhao

Tian Zhou

Yanhua Zhou

Master of Project Management

Matthew Auckett

Sandeep Balakrishnan

Swapnil Ananta Bhadale

Qifeng Chen

Yuxin Jin

Jungmin Kim

Christopher Knudsen

Amitesh Shina Kumar

Yong Weon Kwon

He Li

Huanglin Liu

Quynh Nhi Nguyen

Ashay Parulekar

Nicolas Riquelme Ramirez

Jonathan Scerri

Master of Statistics

Yi Qiu

Master of Applied Finance/Graduate Certificate of Finance and Actuarial Statistics

Yuetian Yang

Tingting Zhang

Master of Business Administration/Graduate Certificate of Studies

Sonam Lhakey

Master of Economics/Graduate Certificate of Studies

Umesh Raj Rimal

Master of Finance

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Master of Project Management/Graduate Certificate of Studies

Asinate Qima Taukeinikoro

Master of Professional Accounting/Graduate Certificate of Studies

Pu Liu

Graduate Diploma in Economics

Shane Aves

Graduate Diploma of Accounting

Zhenming Lei


Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics

Kyoko Soga

Graduate Certificate in Economic Policy

Katherine Ann Phillips

Graduate Certificate of Accounting

Kurt Shennan Vall

Graduate Certificate of Economics

Henry Myles Fitzpatrick

Aslan Mesbah

Stephen William Robinson

Graduate Certificate of Finance and Actuarial Statistics

Asra Azwer

Huanyu Deng

Rebecca Lee Frewer

Senuri Jithma Gunasekera

QiaoWei Liu

Xinghua Mai

Akshun Sharma

Jinlue Song

Zilong Tan

Arnan Viriyavejkul

Wei Wei

Tianhao Wu

Changzuo Xie

Mengdi Xu

Si Min Yan

Wenjie Yin

Feng Yue

Fengqi Zhang

Xi Zhang

Lining Zhou

Graduate Certificate of Management

Liam David Pearmain

Graduate Certificate of Studies

Miguel Ramon Linero De Cambil


Bianca Mah


10am Friday 16 DecemberANU College of Arts and Social Sciences


Helen Alexiou

Engaging ‘Disengaged’ Aboriginal Youth: Policy, Practice and Success in Youth Development Programs

Catherine Tayce Ayres

Vibrant landscapes: encounters, ecologies, and politics of national parks in Australia

Genna Burrows

The Politics of Arabic Script

Allison Mary Cairns

Health in Medieval and Early Modern Norway: A Comparative Analysis of the Impact of Social, Economic and Environmental Change on Skeletal Remains

Christopher Paul Carter

The Economy of Prehistoric Coastal Northern Chile: Case Study: Caleta Vitor

Abdul Razaque Channa

Schooling Gender in Rural Pakistan: An Ethnographic Study of the Primary School and its Role in Gender Construction

Juliet Catherine Checketts

The Pulse of Policy: Mapping Movement in the Australian Indigenous Policy World

Janet Congues

Women’s Recollection of Farming and Managing for Drought in Australia during 2006-2010: What Role for Local Government?

Kit Devine

Testing Times: Virtual Heritage, ‘Time Travel’ and the User Experience of Museum Visitors: A Case Study of an Enriched Time-Based Virtual Heritage World

Vanessa Helen Fanning

Capturing Voice and Place in Translation: The Translation of Three Twentieth Century French Writers Steeped in the Landscape, Mores, Traditions and Language of the South of France

Fiona Averil Fraser

Capital: A Contemporary Opera in Two Acts

Alvaro Gonzalez Monge

The Socioecology, and the Effects of Human Activity on It, of the Annamese Silvered Langur (Trachypithecus margarita) in Northeastern Cambodia


Ian Nicholas Jones

Wabi-Cha and the Perception of Beauty in Wood-fired Ceramics

Liyana Kayali

Palestinian Women and Resistance: Perceptions, Attitudes, and Strategies in the Bethlehem Governorate

Therese Grace Kenyon

Water and Culture: Visualising Dissolution and Control, Exploring Water as Imagery, Matter and Medium

Robert John Kirby

The Beneficiary Pays Principle and Climate Change

Michael McKenzie

Rethinking International Cooperation: Crime, Policy and Politics in Australia-Indonesia Relations

Robyn Elizabeth McKenzie

One Continuous Loop: Making and Meaning in the String Figures of Yirrkala

Alice Marie Neikirk

Learning to be Refugees: The Bhutanese in Nepal and Australia

Dorji Penjore

Harvesting the Half: The Persistence of Sharecropping in Samcholing, Bhutan

Mahin Raissi

Online Social Networks and Subjective Well-Being of Older Australians: Network Homogeneity, Social Capital and Negative Interactions

Brentyn John Ramm

First-Person Investigations of Consciousness

Maria Pilar Rioseco Lopez

The Role of Social Connectedness in the Process of Retirement

Denise Salvestro

Printmaking by Yolngu artists of Northeast Arnhem Land: ‘Another Way of Telling Our Stories’

Deirdre Tedmanson

Shifting State Contructions of Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara: Changes to the SA Pitjantjara Land Rights Act 1981 - 2006.

Kirk Zwangobani

Convivial Multiculture and the Perplication of Race: The Dynamics of Becoming African Australian


Kelly Austin

Adam Gastineau


Master of Anthropology

Alexis Adams

Master of Anthropology (Advanced) with Honours

Miguel Agustin Duarte Ake

Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development

Nina Katya Collins

Gwendolyn Wen Lynn Goon

Felicity Ellen Gray

Bridget Louise Griffin

Sanna Karolina Harri

Richard Peter Hughes

Dion Lester

Chansovy Ngorn

Joana Paula Palomar

Grant Logan Preller

Kate Louise Proud

Nicola Roth

Kathryn Ellen Sangster

Erika Charys Weatherstone

Peter James Whiting

Nikki Penelope Williams

Alicia Jane Zahmel

Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development (Advanced) with Honours

Adelene Mereoni Chung

Septrina Frisca Lumban Tobing

Katherine Petrie

Sophie Anne Smith

Master of Archaeological Science

Robert Frederick Legge

Rachel Lillis

Marilyn Joan Powell

Casey Lee Preston

Master of Archaeological Science (Advanced) with Honours

Aleese Catherine Barron

Elaine Lin

Steven Skitmore

Andrea Ulrichsen

Robert Arnold Williams

Master of Art History and Curatorial Studies

Aylin Akyol

Chelsea Victoria Hopper

Master of Art History and Curatorial Studies (Advanced)

Emma Elliott

Master of Art History and Curatorial Studies (Advanced) with Honours

Deanne Louise Ratcliffe

Master of Biological Anthropology (Advanced) with Honours

Tara-Lyn Carter

Karen Michelle Cooke

Brooke Christine Hendry


Master of Culture, Health and Medicine

Alicia Mikelle Khan

Master of Culture, Health and Medicine (Advanced)/Graduate Certificate in Anthropology

Alisha Chand

Master of Digital Arts

Tabassum Mohamed Fakier

Waleed Mushtaq

Haomin Wei

Master of General and Applied Linguistics

Komara Suhendar

Ruby Una Thurgate

Yuxuan Wu

Master of General and Applied Linguistics (Advanced) with Honours

Carolin Elisabeth Buncle Diesner

Master of General and Applied Linguistics (Advanced) with Honours/Graduate Certificate in Linguistics

Noppakao Leelasorn

Master of Globalisation

Ashley Mills

Alipate Seru Naulivou

Master of History

Kathryn Anne Mills

Master of Liberal Arts

Kelda Jo-Anne Knipe

Master of Liberal Arts (Cultural and Environmental Heritage)

Amanda Jane Morley

Master of Liberal Arts (Museums and Collections)

Anna Jacqueline Yarde Emery

Michael Stevenson

Ya Zhu

Master of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies (Advanced) with Honours

Jonathan Douglas Rooks

Master of Museum and Heritage Studies

Loretta Hasu

Alexandra Lauren Kenny


Master of Museum and Heritage Studies (Advanced) with Honours

Sisi Wang

Master of Museum and Heritage Studies/Graduate Certificate in Liberal Arts (Museums and Collections)

Michelle Hughes

Master of Music

Xianbing Chen


Kelly Austin

Adam Charles Gastineau

Master of Social Research

Hamood Muhanna Hamood Al Qannubi

Bruna Silva Ragaini

Master of Social Research (Advanced) with Honours

Moustafa Kamal

Lilipramawanty Kewok Liwin

Fauzi Muttaqin

Master of Studies

Leonie Baptiste

Michele Horne

Aditya Khaire

Amy Elizabeth Land Pejoska

Yuqian Ni

ANUradha Sen

Justin Alexander Veale

Master of Studies (Advanced)

Keith McLeod

Master of Translation

Viengkham Muellner-Wong

Master of Translation (Advanced) with Honours

Hanxiang Jia

Master of Visual Arts

Richard Jon Lloyd

Gemma Sue Smith

Jo Victoria

Master of Visual Arts (Advanced) with Honours

Anton Poon Sing Wai


Graduate Certificate in Museum Education and Heritage Interpretation

Carlie Maree Walker

Graduate Certificate of Arts

Rebecca Bigg-wither

Anna Kolber

Anna Mallyon

Graduate Certificate of Studies

Po-Wen Chen

Alison De Luise

Christopher Groves

Xin Jiang

Victoria Mence

Timothy Patrick Myatt

Mohit Srivastav

Mudit Srivastava

Di Wu

Bachelor of Design Arts

Ellen Rosalie Gunner

Bachelor of Music

Roberto Carlos Abreu

Yee Ning Ellen Chan

Anthony Scott Cotter

Jack Edmund Frederic Schwenke

Michael Min Yoo

Bachelor of Music with Honours

Yvette Griffiths

Louis Geoffrey Charles Montgomery

Hamish William Strathdee

Bachelor of Visual Arts

Elise Adams

Christine Appleby

Jessica Ashcroft

Lauren Elizabeth Atkin

Antone Atkinson-Georgievski

Keith Bender

Rachel Estelle Bilal

Edward Bond

Eleanore Brigid Brotchie

Jeremy Adam Brown

Kirsten Anne Culhane

Bryn Marley Davies

Talfryn Stanley Davies

Adrian Davis

Torinda Leigh Dunbar

Romany Kate Fairall

Zheng Fang

Sharon Gallagher

Nadina Geary

Louis Grant

Iftikhar Ali Hassani

Prue Hazelgrove

Maddison Emily Holdsworth

Emma Kristen Holland

Yasmin Idriss

Abbey Elizabeth Jamieson

Gemma Louise Kilby

Chaemin Kim

Eva Krepsova

Mila Lopez

Thomas William McCarthy

Catherine Joie Ortiz Nacion

Albert Lucas Cheng Ng

Murien Pluchino

Rachel Siobhan Powell

Samantha Amy Ristic

Joshua William Sleeman-Taylor

Naomi Elizabeth Taylor

Harry Clive Thompson

Christine Helen Tunnah

Daniel Cameron Venables

Gabrielle Rose M Verzosa

Madeleine Ellen Ward


Bachelor of Visual Arts with Honours

Johanna Amelia Butler

Amy Rose Campbell

Sarah Jane Crisp

Rose-Mary Faulkner

Sarah Michelle Humphrey

Kirrily Louise Humphries

Kelda Morris

Jack Musich

Catherine Newton

Louella Winifred Raynolds

Martin Rowney

Shanti Duyen Shea-An

Clare Madeleine Solomon

Monica Echelle Styles

Georgia Caroline Sutherland

Mei-Lynn Wilkinson

Claire Rachel Williams

Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Digital Arts

Timothy Stephen Sargent

Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Economics

Emily Evelyn Hill

Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Science

Duncan Andrew Stuart

Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Amy Thomas

Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Visual Arts

Jennifer Lucy Green

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Archaeological Practice

Simon Deane Williams

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asian Studies

Thomas Urbano Santilli

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Security

Lillian May Wetherspoon

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies

Izzah Khairina Ibrahim

Yingxi Jiang

Kimberley Jessica Moyle

Jarrod Benjamin Norman

Tanea May Oxenham

Amelia Beth Simpson

Pathana Viravongsa

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies (Year in Asia)

Miranda Watson

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Business Administration

Matthew Davis


Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce

Sophie Cross

Benjamin David Fittler

John Theodore Gillespie Hooy

Jia Ying He

Yunling Lei

Chantelle Martins

James Haydyn Michelle

William Ng

Samuel O’Donnell

Harry Richard Penn

Nicholas Porter

Thomas Pritchard

Matthew William Ralph

Vikram Ravendran

Harriet Angela Still

Sian Winiferd Thomas

Meg Molly Walker

Daniel James Wall

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Criminology

Madeleine Anne Back

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Development Studies

Josephine Chu

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Economics

Christopher Higginson

Jaimie Macquillan

Gabrielle Margaret Penrose

Yu Song

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of International Relations

Marcus John Haynes

Natasha Lennard

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws

Stephanie Anne Lum

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws with Honours

Stephen Michael Boyle

Sarah Ann Jones

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Music

Harriet Blaazer-Grossi

Scarlett Higgs

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Policy Studies

Anneke Meehl

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

William James Collett

Isadora Lucinda Richards Strong

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Visual Arts

Alexandra Patricia Evelyn Butler

Katrina Jane Leske

Georgia Elise Morton


Bachelor of Development Studies/Bachelor of Languages

Timothy Hays

Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies

James William Bray

Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of European Studies

Maeve Clark

Bachelor of International Relations/Bachelor of Visual Arts

Ciara Marie O’Brien

Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Business Administration

Benjamin Daniel Forte

Nazirite Yan Lam Pond

Bachelor of Policy Studies/Bachelor of Business Administration

Samuel Miller

Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics/Bachelor of Economics

Sophie Corea

Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics/Bachelor of Science

Daniel Keith Cotton

Bachelor of Visual Arts/Bachelor of Music

Georgia Kathleen Elith


2pm Friday 16 DecemberANU Collge of Arts and Social Sciences

Bachelor of Archaeological Practice

Nicholas John Curtis Baker

William Lewis

Christine Mary Morgan

Amelia Jane Ellen O’Donnell

Bachelor of Archaeological Practice with Honours

Emily Margaret Miller

Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship

Samuel James Fricker

Samantha Happe

Tong Huang

Eleanor Ruth Lawless

Angus Alexander McGrath

Unity Maclaren Seaton Paterson

Lara Patterson

Alison Emily Reid

Kellidie Anne Saunders

Elaine Ruth White

Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship with Honours

Clare Jennie Fealy

Gabrielle Anne McDermott

Emily Francis Stewart

Bachelor of Arts

Jack Stuart Anderson

Natalia Ariel Beghin

Raqeeb Ahbab Bhuyan

Tashena Biffanti

Edwina Blackburn

Nicole Bokeyar

Erin Brinkley

Andrew James Bromwich

Ellisha Samara Burgess

Luke Neil Cameron

Shuwan Chen

Anthea Michelle Clarke

Caitlin Connell

Megan Cooper

Kody Corbyn

Peter James Patrick Crimmins

Luna Crozier

Hugh Owen David Cullimore

Lachlan Thomas Dawson

Evan Dodd

Emily May Donald

Susanna Ellen Faye Ellis

Brianna Ensor

Katelyn Dianella Ewart

Joachim Alec Jonathan Fatiaki

Terri Fisher

Stephanie Allana Ford

Hayden James Fritzlaff

Jock Gardiner

Lily Bobbie Ginsberg-Keig

Liam Matthew Gooding

Adam Gosciniak

Madeleine Elisabeth Gray

Catherine Jane Hall

Virginia Ormond Seo Harding

Mikali Elizabeth Hill

Sara Elise Hitchman

Naureen Fatima Hossain

Jiaxi Huang

Simona Iazeolla

Jacob Ingram

Elmie Janse Van Rensburg

Saerom Jeon

Alexander Johnston

Zoe Emma Kennedy

Bridget Kerr

Kyungmi Kim

Sarah Kim

Louisa Clare Browne Kirk

Lingna Kong

Xiaoxiao Kong

Adam James Derek Lambert

Jun Wei Lau

Robert John Lawless

Alexandra McKenzie Lewis

Tiana Jai Liddell

Cathryn Madden

Clare Elizabeth Helen McDonagh

Angus John Alexander McKerral

Grace Miller

Nikola Milosevic

Nida Daina Mollison

Max Morris

Amanda Leeann Murray-Pearce

Gabriele Astrid Naktinyte

Meg Ellen O’Brien


Caitlin Helen Overton

Bonnie Jean Owen

Alexandra May Perkins

Zoe Antoinette Diamantina Perriman

Ella Margaret Pyman

Brigid Eleanor Quinlan

Douglas Patrick Reich-Rimes

Rhys James Sandeman

Tegan Jane Scott

Sarah Jayne Scritchley

Kandice Mae Senturias

Francis Martin Dennis Shanahan

Sophie Silec

Rachael Stevens

Ke Su

David Matthew Tagliabue

Aaron Wai Kit Tang

Peter James Thomson

Jaime Leigh Turner

Samuel Edward Wales

Nicholas Ward

Ashleigh Elizabeth Webb

Eboni Louise Westbury

Kadek Ayu Angelica Widnyana

James Williams

Rosemary Clare Williams

Stephen Paul Williams

Joshua Wong Miswardi

Claire Shiuan Wong

Christopher John Wright

Imogen Alice Youseman

Manny Zhang

Jianping Zhou

Bachelor of Arts with Honours

Florence Wan Yu Ang

Alexandra Grace Biggs

Isadora Fiona Bogle

Michaela Grace Bragg

Hugo Branley

Jed Buchanan

Emily Jessica Colonna

Shan Kate Lincoln Crosbie

Yao Fan

Emily Kate Gallagher

Brianna Lauren Gray

Luke Michael Jordan

Ji-Soo Kweon

Angus Wilson Mackie

Jessica Masters

Catherine McGowan

Isabel Meredith Mudford

Fiona Navilly

Kieran Anderson Pender

Lucas Frederick Pender

Maxwell Craig Phillis

Hayley Pring

Nagesh Seethiah

Ross Sutherland

Melandri Vlok

Bachelor of Classical Studies

Simon Christopher McKenna

Augustine Laurence McMANUs

Emma Gjerme Steffensen

Bachelor of Classical Studies with Honours

Elizabeth Koschel

Eleanor Louise Platt

Katherine Elsbeth Prouting

Bachelor of Criminology

Robbie Rafael McNeill

Bachelor of Criminology with Honours

Nadienne Roffey

Bachelor of Design Arts

Susannah Felicity Bourke

Andres Caycedo

Kristina Huang Sha Neumann

Megan Anne Stewart


Bachelor of Design Arts with Honours

Amelia Chapman

David Scerri

Bachelor of Development Studies

Stephanie Sian Griffin

Lauren Porteous

Abirami Rajkumar

Christopher Joseph Schimizzi

Keeley Rose Tonna

Courtney Karen Radcliffe Venaglia

Yiqing Wu

Bachelor of Digital Arts

Stephanie Hutchinson

Bachelor of Environmental Studies

Mengxian Hu

Matthew Francis Keighley

Vivienne Thanh Nguyen

Nicole Andrea Sanhueza Smith

Clarisse Maria Mazzarello Soares Trindade

Bachelor of European Studies

Laura Madeline Patrick

Christobel Alice Underwood

Bachelor of International Relations

Mizuki Amaya

Simon Mark Baker

Luke James Blumenthal

Vivian Wei-Heng Chan

Lam Chung Charles Chu

Declan Timothy Clarke-Wellsmore

Erin Maree Corkill

Harriet Jane Fletcher

Jonathan Frances

Angus Gilbert Hamilton

Edmund Leo Handby

Ben Ingelbrecht

Alexander Philip Kokic Schmidt

Chin Ching Rosette Kong

Su Hyeon Lee

Katie May Maxwell

Katie Leigh Mccoll

Sophie Louise Millington

William Glenn Mortimer

Laine Brooklyn Pritchard Richardson

Tilley Rose Schonell

Jiawei Shi

Julie Youjung Suh

Eleanor Summers

Remy James Szabo

Philip Andrew Taleski

Thomas Christopher Talipski

Sophie Heather Williams

Zhuo Yang

Bachelor of International Relations with Honours

Rohma Akmal

Victor Alexander Ferguson

Woo Jin Jung

Hamish Latimer Whittle

Bachelor of International Relations/Diploma of Languages

Rotem Nusem

Bachelor of Languages

Grace Jillian Koob

Jacob Roy Tomkins

Mimi Ngoc Vu


Bachelor of Latin American Studies

Cale Johnstone

Bachelor of Latin American Studies with Honours

Chloe Elizabeth Waltho

Bachelor of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies

Catherine Corbet

Daniel Matthew Price

Benjamin Skilton

Bachelor of Music

Elisha Maree Adams

Molly Kate Campbell

Bachelor of Music with Honours

Jarod Esposito

Emma-Shay Gallenti-Guilfoyle

Bachelor of Philosophy with Honours

Thomas Baily

Thomas Hugh Emerson

Joanna Herrmann

Jillian Louise Yen Masters

Timothy Luke Williamson

Bachelor of Policy Studies

Nancy Yiyun Jin

Wing Laam Kar

Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics

Max Alston

William Joseph Bennett

Annie Cordelia Colquhoun

Timothy Goodacre

Simon Gottlieb

Qiuyu Gu

Matthew John Jacob

Karam Kim

Sofia Alice Parker

Fride Solheim Sigurdsson

Abigail Indira Widijanto

Wong Jun Ren

Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics with Honours

Lisa Green

Medha Majumdar

Bachelor of Arts (Art History and Curatorship) with Honours/Bachelor of Art History and Curatorship

Oscar Joseph Capezio

Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of International Relations

Sabina Agata Nowak

Bachelor of Arts/Diploma of Languages

Claire Alexandra Seton


Bachelor of Arts with Honours/Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Amy Thomas

Bachelor of Philosophy/Bachelor of Arts with Honours

Ha-Rim Park

Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics/Diploma of Languages

Eleanor Ruth Kay

D’Arcy Hugh Mullamphy

Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Criminology

Georgia Mae Kirton

Associate Degree

Gabrielle Anne Banks

Neil Arthur Bradbury

Louisa Bing Huang-Xiao

Brandon Jung-Hwan Kim

Roderick Levingston

Sebastian Aaron Steward Mosey

Diploma of Languages

Adrian Benstead

Amber Louise Franich

Rosalind Claire Moran

John Stuart Ryder

Sharon Therese Smith

Diploma of Liberal Studies

Altansukh Amarsaikhan

Wing Ki Au

Hiu Ying Chan

Ke Fu

Oliver Johnson

Suet Yan Sharon Mang

Abhijeet Swami

Yuhao Teo

Yipeng Wu


Awards conferred since 13-15 July 2016 ceremonies

Name Diploma description Confer date

Duncan Jack Thomson Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 12/08/2016

Lesley Joan Boland Master of Asia-Pacific Studies 12/08/2016

Megan Bainbridge Master of International Affairs 12/08/2016

Shenghao Feng Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

Darrell Wai Yean Jackson Master of Laws 12/08/2016

Ross Comyn McSwan Graduate Diploma in Military Law 12/08/2016

Michael Lawrence Wright Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016

Michael Lawrence Wright Bachelor of Laws 12/08/2016

Yuan Tian Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 12/08/2016

Antony Manning Catt Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016

Wai Yan Wong Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016

Terrence Arnold Graduate Certificate of Management 12/08/2016

Mehmet Fatih Saglam Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

Andrew Du Boulay Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016

Seok Hee Yun Bachelor of Commerce 12/08/2016

Felice Marie Unalmis Bachelor of Arts 12/08/2016

Felice Marie Unalmis Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016

Felice Marie Unalmis Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016

Shehrin Shaila Mahmood Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

Tamara Daniela Meirelles Betancur Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

Sarah Marie Longo Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016

Ruixing Feng Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

Ki Hong Chon Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

Sirikarn Lertamphainont Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

Matthew Field Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

James Marcus Master of Laws 12/08/2016

Brendan Thomas Hosking Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016

David Alexander Zanon Bachelor of Actuarial Studies 12/08/2016

Yun Peng Li Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016

Tanya Alimchandani Graduate Certificate of Public Policy 12/08/2016

Robert Allan Fenn Bachelor of Finance 12/08/2016

Michelle Renee Jellett Master of Advanced Translation 12/08/2016

Katherine Tagg Graduate Certificate of Accounting 12/08/2016

Xiaoli Zhou Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

Joanne Robyn Lee Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

Sally Haysom Graduate Certificate in Liberal Arts (Museums and Collections) 12/08/2016



Chenyang Shi Bachelor of Accounting 12/08/2016

Jia Yi Wei Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016

Fan Liu Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

Jorge Ivan Velez Valbuena Doctor of Philosophy 12/08/2016

Yijin Luo Bachelor of Statistics 12/08/2016

Kunlun Zhang Master of Accounting 12/08/2016

Baohan Zhang Graduate Diploma of Accounting 12/08/2016

Alice Bradshaw Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016

Tingman Xing Master of Management 12/08/2016

Qian Li Bachelor of Commerce 12/08/2016

Ji Seong Kang Master of Computing 12/08/2016

John Anthony Eldridge Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016

Jincheng Chen Master of Professional Accounting 12/08/2016

Yin-Jun Liao Master of Accounting 12/08/2016

Eva Frances Buzo Juris Doctor 12/08/2016

Jin Zheng Master of Accounting 12/08/2016

Fan Zhou Master of Financial Management 12/08/2016

Yongjian Jiao Master of Accounting 12/08/2016

Jingnan Jiang Master of Accounting 12/08/2016

Nozomi Matsui Master of Social Research (Advanced) 12/08/2016

Kunta Nrupendra Rao Master of Computing 12/08/2016

Fan Yang Master of Commerce 12/08/2016

Fen Chen Master of International and Development Economics 12/08/2016

Ziqing Zhang Graduate Diploma of Finance and Actuarial Statistics 12/08/2016

Wulan Sitarahmi Master of Energy Change 12/08/2016

Wenyi Zhang Master of Professional Accounting 12/08/2016

Zhiyang Ni Master of Applied Finance 12/08/2016

Shubhadeep Sarkar Master of Computing 12/08/2016

Tammy Wu Master of International and Development Economics 12/08/2016

Matthew James Daniell Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016

Feng Susan Chen Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 12/08/2016

Yiran Tang Master of Professional Accounting 12/08/2016

Xin Yin Master of International and Development Economics 12/08/2016

Shuaige Qiao Master of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced) 12/08/2016

Zhi Wang Master of Professional Accounting 12/08/2016

Nadia Ashraf Master of Professional Accounting 12/08/2016



Namrata Sandhu Graduate Certificate of Studies 12/08/2016

Rachel Gleeson Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016

Ingrid Elise Vennonen Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016

Ingrid Elise Vennonen Bachelor of Science 12/08/2016

Chisom Egwudo Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016

Ruth Bresland Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016

Travis Jordan Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/12/2016

Hugh Patrick Kershaw Kopsen Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/08/2016

Sophia Catherine Isabelle Close Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016

Ross Tan Bachelor of Laws 12/09/2016

Phoebe Jane Copeland Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

Christian Doehler Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016

Henry Dixson Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016

Roberto Fabian Benavente Bravo Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016

Seyedeh Narjess Afzaly Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016

Sandra Isabel Arcos HolzingerMaster of Engineering in Digital Systems and Telecommunications 12/09/2016

Karen Pui Wah Shih Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

Xiaonan Song Bachelor of Science 12/09/2016

Lachlan McIver Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016

Hadi Mohasel Afshar Doctor of Philosophy 12/09/2016

Amelia Marshall Bachelor of Arts 12/09/2016

Laura Mitchell Master of Applied Anthropology and Participatory Development 12/09/2016

Joshua Bell Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

Chao Ma Master of Philosophy 12/09/2016

Arkadiusz Buczek Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

Lucy Mercer Bachelor of Commerce 12/09/2016

Gen Li Master of Professional Accounting 12/09/2016

Saurabh Arya Bachelor of Finance 12/09/2016

Saymaa Selman Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) 12/09/2016

Ana Zelea Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

Xiaotian Jiang Master of Professional Accounting 12/09/2016

Richard William Stacey Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 12/09/2016

Yadunandan Sannappa Master of Computing 12/09/2016

Natasha Nancy Wojcik Bachelor of Science 12/09/2016

Ross David Glover Graduate Certificate of Military Law 12/09/2016



Muchammadun Muchammadun Master of General and Applied Linguistics (Advanced) 12/09/2016

Xiaomin Zhang Master of Translation 12/09/2016

Wenjing Wang Master of Professional Accounting 12/09/2016

Lan Oanh Huynh Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 12/09/2016

Yang Ni Graduate Certificate of Finance and Actuarial Statistics 12/09/2016

Jana Culibao Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

George Luis Montanez Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

Laura Holmes Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

Daniel Beesley Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

Debora Garvey Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

David Wang Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

Tyson Brown Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 12/09/2016

Ivan Charles Hanigan Doctor of Philosophy 4/10/2016

Marina Salas Lucero Master of Laws 4/10/2016

Xing Yu Su Doctor of Philosophy 4/10/2016

Robert Reuel Bradburn Master of Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies 4/10/2016

Irma Divinagracia Javier Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 4/10/2016

Caroline Compton Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016

Wang Xi Master of Professional Accounting 4/10/2016

Adam Mason Graduate Certificate of Military Law 4/10/2016

Ashley Gill Bachelor of Arts 4/10/2016

Xiaoming Yuan Doctor of Philosophy 4/10/2016

Lana Simone Kelly Master of Laws (Legal Practice) 4/10/2016

James Paul Severs Bachelor of Science 4/10/2016

Asoka Munidasa Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016

Garima Sanchit Katyal Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 4/10/2016

Jordan James Rocke Bachelor of Arts 4/10/2016

Matthew Christey Master of Laws (Legal Practice) 4/10/2016

Stacey Elliott Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016

Chi Wen Yeo Graduate Diploma of Finance and Actuarial Statistics 4/10/2016

Renee Kathleen Dwyer Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 4/10/2016

Rachael Bass Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016

Michael Castricum Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016

Leanne Griffiths Graduate Certificate of Australian Migration Law and Practice 4/10/2016

Genevieve Beirne Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016

David Hunt Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016



James Dart Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016

Adam Moschella Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016

Mahmoud Abbas Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016

Stefan Stojkovic Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 4/10/2016

Jananie William Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016

Gabrielle Clay Lauder Master of Laws (Legal Practice) 19/10/2016

Katherine Ann Walker Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Elias Masango Master of Diplomacy 19/10/2016

Kate Holmes Gunningham Bachelor of Arts 19/10/2016

Chikako Senge Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016

Lee Margaret Katy McCallum Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

David John Knowles Bachelor of Science 19/10/2016

Alonso Zavaleta Fernandez De Cordova Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016

Nur Gueneli Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016

Yen Thi Hoang Vo Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016

Shane Paul Chalmers Doctor of Philosophy 19/10/2016

Adam Jake Carmichael Bachelor of Science 19/10/2016

Michael Beesley Boyd Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Studies 19/10/2016

Stephanie Gabriella Routley Bachelor of Arts 19/10/2016

William Karl Peter Kucera Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Danton Stoloff Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Nizam Jazeer Nijamudeen Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Jun Chen Master of Computing 19/10/2016

Susan Liddy Master of Military and Defence Studies 19/10/2016

Travis Gordon Master of Military and Defence Studies 19/10/2016

Dhanie Nugroho Master of International and Development Economics 19/10/2016

Zhen Liu Master of International and Development Economics 19/10/2016

Yunmei Xu Master of Professional Accounting 19/10/2016

Katherine Paterson Master of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Lucinda Robertson Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Richa Chauhan Master of Laws 19/10/2016

Nicole Saunders Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Alannah Newton Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Greer Halloran Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Hannah Wilkinson Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Kate Sparshott Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016



James William George Kavanagh Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Berkan Balaban Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Anneke Bossard Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 19/10/2016

Luthfi Makhasin Doctor of Philosophy 31/10/2016

Sophie Goodwin Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016

Pauline Wilson Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016

Ryan Lee Harper Master of Social Research 31/10/2016

Jayden Barberis Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016

Sahar Mirzaei Doctor of Philosophy 31/10/2016

Puja Paavni Degamia Bachelor of Commerce 31/10/2016

Wei Peng Master of Applied Finance 31/10/2016

Claire Long Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016

Natalia Kamusinski Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016

Robin Gardner Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016

Alicia Catron Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016

Luke David Maroney Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016

Hyeoncheong Kim Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice 31/10/2016

Ian David Wood Doctor of Philosophy 8/11/2016

Huda Al-Tamimi Doctor of Philosophy 8/11/2016

Daniel McFarlane Doctor of Philosophy 8/11/2016


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Life after graduation.What you need to know. The transition from student to alumni is an exciting one. During this time it is important to be aware that many of the services you had access to as a student will change.

Employers and third parties can verify your ANU degree online using Graduate Search.

The search function can be used to con�rm your ANU Award/s, honours level, thesis topic and conferral date. You can search by year, by degree or by name.

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Have anything saved on ANU network drives? Your access to the ANU computer network will expire shortly after your graduation. Save any �les you want to keep to other storage.

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