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GRADUATION PROGRAM October 2014
October Graduation Ceremonies 2014 The Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas AC, presiding Darwin Convention Centre Friday 17 October 2014
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The Graduation Ceremony Students participating in university graduation ceremonies join a rich tradition, which dates back to the 12th Century. The ceremony, presided over by the Chancellor, serves as the official conferral of awards obtained by students. Prior to the ceremony they are “graduands” – those eligible to graduate – but upon conferral they become graduates. Academic dress is comprised of a gown, and depending on the level of award, a stole or hood and a trencher or bonnet. In line with British university graduation tradition, the Charles Darwin University Chancellor’s robes are embroidered with gold thread, while the Vice-Chancellor’s robes are embroidered with silver. The official regalia worn by members of the Academic Procession reflect the diversity of qualifications and universities represented – the hoods worn by graduating students identify them as a Charles Darwin University graduate in their chosen discipline. The official conferral of awards takes place during the ceremony and is undertaken by the Chancellor. After the official conferral of awards, each student will be individually acknowledged and presented with their award. This public acknowledgement is a very important part of the ceremony – it gives the graduate an opportunity to be congratulated on their achievement and it also serves to validate the student’s graduate status.
The Chancellor’s Chair The Chancellor’s chair was a gift to the University from the Australian National University in 2009, and was made by Mr Timothy Foster. Mr Foster is a professional furniture maker and teacher with over 30 years’ experience in industry, and divides his time between working for commission and teaching. The chair is made from Delinia timber, which is a species native to New Guinea, where it was sustainably sourced and certified by the Forest Stewardship Council. It was chosen for its rich colour, fine grain, stability and strength, and also its relevance in proximity to Darwin. The Vice-Chancellor’s and Deputy Chancellor’s chairs were made in 2011 by Mr Matt Davidson. Mr Davidson is a local furniture craftsman and builder whose work can be seen throughout Darwin, including the CDU Chancellery building and the Darwin Convention Centre. These chairs were designed to complement the Chancellor’s chair and are made from Silky Oak. This timber was chosen for its contrasting colour, although the figure and grain are very similar to the Chancellor’s chair.
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The Seasons Fanfare The Seasons Fanfare was commissioned by Charles Darwin University to coincide with its 25th Anniversary. Composed by Dr Leif Sundstrup, the work celebrates both the diverse Territory seasons and the celebration of the university ritual with understated transformations representing the Darwinian principals of life. Although a modern work in contraction, the fanfare is both accessible and memorable, framing the academic environment and lasting tradition of the Charles Darwin University. The Fanfare represents both the antiquity and grandeur of university life, based on three recurring and transforming themes: The University, The Dignitaries, and The Seasons. Amongst the developing musical subjects throughout the fanfare can be heard distinct representations of the seasons including ‘the build up’ with thunder storms, slow moving breezes of the tranquil dry, and a hint of the Darwin’s Finches (Galápagos finches) which played an important part in his theories. The work is written in a traditionally classical style to reflect the long and important history of the Charles Darwin University and its maturation over the past twenty-five years.
The Mace For thousands of years the mace has been used as a symbol of government. Originally a weapon in the shape of a club, often spiked, it has evolved to become a decorative and ceremonial object of great value and beauty. The ceremonial mace is documented to have been used since the 16th Century. Carried by a Mace Bearer, it is intended to represent the protection of a person of authority, such as reigning monarchs and religious leaders. Oxford University began using a mace for ceremonial occasions in the late 16th Century and Cambridge University adopted a mace in 1626. The mace is traditionally a gift, and the Charles Darwin University Mace was gifted from Flinders University Council in 2010. Glenice Lesley Matthews was commissioned to design and make the University Mace. Glenice Matthews, well known for her work as a silversmith, designed and made the mace for Edith Cowan University. Work on the design for the CDU Mace began in late 2010 and final approval of the design was given by the Chancellor in early 2011. It incorporates images of a “flame of knowledge” linking to the traditional use of firesticks as a way of passing on knowledge, Charles Darwin’s telescope and the pandanus. The CDU brand features strongly on a tropical timber shaft with bands of sterling silver and yellow gold. Before completing the piece, however, Glenice Matthews passed away. Completion of the project was entrusted to Samuel Farmer, a silversmith who worked with Glenice for more than 20 years. In 1984, he designed and made the Ceremonial Mace and President’s Medallion for Pittsburg State University, Kansas, USA. The Mace of Charles Darwin University represents the authority of the University Council and its head, the Chancellor, and was first used in May Graduation Ceremonies in 2013.
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Indigenous Stole To mark the completion of a University program and to recognise the achievements of Indigenous students, the Office of the Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous Leadership awards mementos to be worn at graduation. In a pre-graduation Valedictory Ceremony for Indigenous Higher Education and Vocational Education and Training graduands, all graduands are presented with a CDU Indigenous Leadership pin. In addition, those students who have completed a VET Certificate III, IV, Diploma and/or higher education course receive an Indigenous stole. These graduation stoles were first awarded in 2011 – the design was selected as it was seen to best reflect the colours of the two distinct cultures of Aboriginal Australia and the Torres Strait Islands. The decision to award these stoles acknowledges that while course enrolments for Indigenous students are increasing, completion rates are not increasing commensurately. The stole therefore celebrates and commemorates the massive achievement of our Indigenous graduates.
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A Message from the Chancellor
As Chancellor of Charles Darwin University it is an honour and a privilege to congratulate the graduands of 2014. Based on 50 years of education tradition, Charles Darwin University was formed through the merger of the Northern Territory University, Centralian College, the Northern Territory Rural College and the Menzies School of Health Research. This dynamic institution has grown into a place of learning for an increasing number of Territorians and people from across our nation and the world. Charles Darwin University offers an increasingly flexible approach to education, with a wide range of study options, high standards of teaching and an engaging learning environment. This is a university that aims to inspire its students to acquire the skills and knowledge to change their worlds for their own good and the good of the community. As well as being a celebration of knowledge, graduation ceremonies allow students to share their pride and satisfaction in achieving their goals with their family, friends, and the University staff who have supported and encouraged them throughout their studies. Graduation should not be a farewell to Charles Darwin University. We look forward to welcoming back our graduates as members of the Alumni or through continuing formal studies and to the many symposia, lectures, concerts and events held at the University each year. Congratulations again to the graduates of 2014. We have no doubt we will be hearing of your achievements in your work and the community in the future.
Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas AC Chancellor
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A Message from the Vice-Chancellor
This is a very important event in your life as you graduate from Charles Darwin University. You will have grown in knowledge and understanding during your time as a student at the University and, by making the most of your university experiences will make a difference not only to your own future and that of your family, but importantly to the Northern Territory and the community in which you live and work. You are part of a dynamic and rapidly changing world particularly in the generation of new knowledge and innovative approaches to solving complex globally relevant problems – ongoing change is quite simply part of life. Change also provides opportunities and challenges that I hope you will embrace and as a result make a real contribution to the adaptive and evolving society in which we live. Remember Charles Darwin, the namesake of our University, once said: “It is not the strongest of the species that survive, not the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.” We live in an age where information on any subject is growing at an ever-increasing rate and technology is rapidly changing the way we live, work and enjoy ourselves. To respond to this changing environment, and to be a successful contributor to it, you must continue to learn and to strive to apply what you have learned to the challenges you face. I hope your time at Charles Darwin University has given you a thirst for life long learning and that you will be open to new ideas, and to doing things differently and for the better in the years ahead. As a graduate of Charles Darwin University, you join the Alumni of a university that provides vibrant learning, life-changing experiences and graduating individuals with the ability to be excellent thinkers, workers and members of society: a university that equips its graduates with the generic skills to thrive in a complex world. I hope you have enjoyed your university experience and that you will continue to learn and, through your words and actions, contribute to the development and reputation of Charles Darwin University, a university that aspires to work with its alumni, wherever they may be, to provide an enriching experience. This ceremony is one of celebration; you have achieved a significant milestone and we are proud of you. We join with your family and friends in saying “congratulations” and best wishes for a bright and rewarding future.
Professor Simon Maddocks Vice-Chancellor
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Darwin Convention Centre Friday 17 October 2014 – 11.00am
Order of Proceedings The Academic Procession will enter with the Assembly standing The Seasons Fanfare The National Anthem The Assembly will remain standing for the singing of the National Anthem Welcome Address The Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas, AC Occasional Address Lisa Paul AO PSM Secretary of the Commonwealth Department of Education Musical Presentation Conferring of Degrees and Awards Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment Menzies School of Health Research Doctor of Philosophy Faculty of Vocational Education and Training: School of Primary Industries School of Trades School of VET Health, Community and Children’s Services Graduate Response Michael Bol Dau The Academic Procession will retire with the Assembly standing
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Darwin Convention Centre Friday 17 October 2014 – 5.00pm
Order of Proceedings The Academic Procession will enter with the Assembly standing The Seasons Fanfare The National Anthem The Assembly will remain standing for the singing of the National Anthem Welcome Address The Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas, AC Occasional Address Lisa Paul AO PSM Secretary of the Commonwealth Department of Education Conferring of Degrees and Awards Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts Australian Centre for Indigenous Knowledges and Education Doctor of Philosophy Musical Presentation Conferring of Degrees and Awards Faculty of Vocational Education and Training: School of Business and Service Industries Graduate Response Genna Leigh Churches The Academic Procession will retire with the Assembly standing
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Doctor of Philosophy
Abu Nasar Mohammad Abdullah Thesis Title: Livelihood Strategies of People Surrounding the Sundarbans Mangrove Forest This thesis investigates the livelihoods of people living beside the vast Sundarbans mangrove forest in Bangladesh. The study examines how household assets, livelihood strategies and outcomes vary among households and the roles played in those livelihoods of the mangrove resources and shrimp farming. It also examines the vulnerabilities of these livelihoods, particularly to the cyclones that periodically affect the region. The research found that lower income households depend heavily on mangrove resources which help alleviate poverty and reduce income inequality. In contrast, commercial shrimp aquaculture has widened inequality leading to loss of agriculture, livestock and access to land. The cyclone destroyed assets, displaced people and prevented delivery of services, and made higher income shrimp-farming households more vulnerable than the poorer mangrove resource collectors. Policies related to forests, shrimp aquaculture and disasters were found to be inadequate, inconsistent and institutions performed poorly with respect to livelihoods and conservation of resources.
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Gillian Ainsworth Thesis Title: Valuing Birds: Understanding the Relationship Between Social Values and the Conservation of Australian Threatened Avifauna This thesis examines relationships between people’s values, attitudes and behaviours with respect to threatened bird conservation in Australia. An interpretive, mixed-methods approach examined values held by different sectors of Australian society. A new typology of 12 avifaunal attitudes was developed to describe the different ways Australians value birds. Three quantitative online surveys of 3,818 members of the public examined Australian attitudes towards threatened birds. Three qualitative case studies (three matched pairs) of Australian threatened birds investigated the influence of stakeholder values, and those of other sectors of society, on threatened bird conservation. This research demonstrates the importance of understanding how social factors influence wildlife policies and processes relating to threatened bird conservation. The results provide decision-makers with insights into developing effective frames to convey a broad range of threatened bird values to policy-makers and society.
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Florencia Cerutti Thesis Title: Spatial Ecology, Genetic Barcoding, and Vulnerability of Tropical Indo-West Pacific Batoids, with a Focus on Australian Species
Anita D'Aprano Thesis Title: Improving Developmental Monitoring Practices of Remote Australian Aboriginal Health Workers: The TRAK Study
Tropical batoids are important members of coral reef fish communities. Their populations are subject to intense pressure from fishing and habitat degradation, but due to their life-history traits, can only withstand modest levels of decline. Despite this, basic knowledge to ensure their effective conservation and management is lacking. This project addressed this need by combining several current and innovative research tools to provide key information for the management of batoids in northern Australia (NA) and the IndoWest Pacific (IWP). DNA-barcoding was assessed for identifying complex species of tropical batoids; acoustic passive monitoring was used to define movement patterns and habitat use of batoids in a tropical reef environment; and an ecological risk assessment framework was used to evaluate the vulnerability of tropical species of batoids to the risk of fishing and habitat degradation and to assess priority knowledge and research gaps in order to assist management of batoids in the IndoWest Pacific region.
This study aimed to design, implement and evaluate a capacity building program in developmental practice for Aboriginal Health Workers in remote Australian Aboriginal communities. This included: a) the cultural adaptation of the Ages and Stages Questionnaire (ASQ-3); b) the design and trialing of an early childhood development training program; and c) the implementation of the culturally adapted ASQ-3 into standard health service practice, in remote Aboriginal health services. Findings demonstrated that the cross-cultural adaptation of the ASQ-3 developmental screening tool was highly acceptable. The training program was delivered successfully with demonstrated improvements in practitioner competence and confidence to identify and manage developmental difficulties in young children and promote child development. However, challenges to the uptake and ongoing use of the adapted tool were identified in three areas: leadership and governance, workforce support, and health centre structures. This study sought to advance understanding of the factors needed to build the capacity of remote health practitioners in providing quality developmental care to remote-dwelling Aboriginal children. These findings have implications for policy, practice and further research to improve developmental outcomes of Aboriginal children.
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Doctor of Philosophy
Kathleen May De La Rue Thesis Title: Ruled by Remote Control: The Commonwealth's Role in the History of Darwin, 1911-1978 The Australian Commonwealth government, mindful of the need to settle the northern coast for defence purposes, and conscious of the possible criticism from other countries at the failure to develop what was regarded as a potential source of great wealth, assumed control of the Northern Territory in 1911. It continued to administer the region until the Northern Territory was granted self-government in 1978. This thesis is essentially an urban history of Darwin during the years that the Commonwealth administered the Northern Territory. It chronicles the social and economic developments in the city during this period and traces the changes to the physical landscape caused by government policies, and outside influences such as World War Two and Cyclone Tracy. Within this context, this thesis examines the impact of the government’s policies and their implementation on the development of Darwin. It ends with the granting of selfgovernment in 1978 and the end of rule by remote control from Canberra. Adam Paul Heaton Thesis Title: “I stopped to think” – Aboriginal Anti-racism Studies in Middle School This thesis explores whether Australian middle school students’ engagement in an anti-racism learning program altered their cognitive and affective responses toward Aboriginal Australians. The study contributes to addressing the ongoing problem of racism towards Aboriginal Australians in Australian society. Learning about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures has recently become a priority of the Australian curriculum, but questions remain regarding how to facilitate this learning sensitively and effectively. This study by a white non-Indigenous Australian teacher, with advice from Aboriginal elders and educators, provides important insights into how white non-Indigenous teachers can contribute to student learning about racism towards Aboriginal people (important due to only one per cent of Australian teachers identifying as Indigenous). Students’ reflections on altered cognitive and affective responses as a consequence of learning shows resonance with Transformative Learning Theory.
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Danial Terence Kelly Thesis Title: Law from the Earth, Law from the Demos and Law from Heaven: Nature and Intersections of Authority of Madayin, Australian Law and Christianity in Arnhem Land In Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory of Australia, normative pluralism exists between the three major normative systems present: Madayin (indigenous customary law), Australian law and Christianity. At times, an individual may breach a rule or norm of one system in order to follow another. This thesis examines whether the Madayin normative system can be reconciled with the Australian legal system, and with Christianity, upon each system’s own terms. The primary conclusion drawn is that pluralism between Madayin and Australian law is consistent with the nature of authority of each of those systems whereas the pluralism that exists between Madayin and Christianity contains authoritative consistency from the Madayin perspective but not from the Christian perspective. Hana Morrissey Thesis Title: New Roles for Health Professionals in Patient-Centred Health Care Services in Rural and Remote Australia: Community Pharmacists Sharing the Responsibility for Chronic Disease Management Thanks to medications many people are living longer, but frequently with chronic disease. Most Australians spend their last 30 years taking at least one medication and their last 10 years taking a number. Pills only work when taken and better when the doctor’s lifestyle advice is also followed. Many Australians could achieve better, and regular reinforcement of the messages seems to be the key. Most Australians see the doctor about 4 times a year, but our pharmacist 12 times. Nine community pharmacies in eight small Australian towns took part testing spending extra time with patients each time they came for prescription repeats, checking progress, using simple tests to illustrate personal progress and reinforcing their doctor’s instructions. Almost all participants improved their understanding of their conditions and many improved control. The monthly visit to the pharmacist to collect medication is an opportunity to improve outcomes and keep people well.
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I Wayan Mudita Thesis Title: Community Biosecurity in West Timor, Indonesia: The Role of Local Communities and Governments in Managing Huanglongbing and Other Diseases and Pests of Citrus The study was carried out to explore the problem of mandarin decline and the role of local governments in allowing the decline to continue unchecked. Using a mixed method approach, it was found that the decline was caused by huanglongbing (HLB), the most destructive disease of citrus worldwide. Mandarin trees and grafted seedlings were found to be HLB positive, but the local government refused to acknowledge the finding, arguing that a law had been enacted to ban importation of grafted seedlings in order to prevent the disease from being introduced. This policy was maintained to keep mandarin development projects in the region eligible for central government funding, hence allowing some officers to engage in rent-seeking activities that destroy social capital and weaken community biosecurity. Monishka Rita Narayan Thesis Title: Design of Thin Film Organic Solar Cells for Optimum Photovoltaic Performance
Nicole Ann Percival Thesis Title: Improving Health Promotion in Indigenous Primary Health Care: Is a Continuous Quality Improvement Approach Feasible? To successfully address complex health issues and reduce health inequalities, a reorientation of health services towards health promotion is required. This thesis examined the feasibility of a continuous quality improvement approach as a mechanism to improve health promotion in four Northern Territory Indigenous primary health care centres. Using a participatory action research approach, health centre staff were supported in gathering and analysing information about health promotion at their health centre and in identifying priorities and developing actions for improvement. Annual assessments were conducted on health centre system support for health promotion and the extent to which health promotion activities aligned with best practice. Over a two year period, the findings showed that structured and facilitated quality improvement cycles can strengthen health centre systems and narrow the evidence-practice gap in health promotion. A continuous quality improvement approach offers an acceptable and feasible mechanism for reorienting health services towards health promotion.
Organic solar cells (OSCs) are a class of thin film solar cells that offer advantages of low-cost, flexibility, inexpensive fabrication techniques and large-scale production. However, the performance and stability of these cells limit their commercialization. In this thesis, a theoretical study is carried out on the various operation mechanisms, including photo-generation of excitons, diffusion and dissociation of excitons and separation of charge carriers to their respective electrodes, in bulk-heterojunction OSCs. The analysis of results obtained from the above theoretical works is used in simulating optimal designs for OSCs. The optimal designs produced high power conversion efficiencies of 12.87% and 4.70% in the bulk-heterojunction and hybrid OSCs, respectively, which are found to be notable enhancements from their corresponding current experimental efficiencies. The results of this investigation are expected to contribute towards the fabrication of highefficiency OSCs.
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Doctor of Philosophy
Hassan Ibrahim Rkein Thesis Title: The Shortage of Accountants: The Case of Indigenous Australians With an estimate of only ten Indigenous members of the Australian accounting professional bodies, Hassan’s study investigated the possible factors that impede Indigenous students from studying accounting at university level and later joining the profession. Hassan anticipated that the exploration of these factors would assist in any strategy that aims at increasing the number of Indigenous accountants. Such an increase would reflect a higher participation of Indigenous peoples in financially related national policy and decision making processes. This would in turn reflect positively on Indigenous communities and perhaps ameliorate conflict between Indigenous values and accounting values. This study suggested that the Social Cognitive Career Theory Model (SCCT) which informed this study’s data analysis needed modification to fit into the Indigenous context. Indigenous leaders and accounting professional bodies that have now set a target of having 1000 Indigenous accountants by 2021, will find the recommendations from this research study of great significance to their developing strategy.
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Bronwyn Jean Rossingh Thesis Title: Culture Legitimate Accountability: Finding the Balance for Indigenous Communities In this thesis it is argued that Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory and the Federal and State governments of Australia operate from very different philosophical world views. These positions prevent a mutual and meaningful understanding of the relationship between the accounting management of program funding and the requirements of accountability for that funding. This study provides insights into the cultural differences that play a key role in preventing the management, and to a degree the intent, of government funding from achieving legitimacy (and full effectiveness) in remote Aboriginal communities. In this context legitimacy refers to the extent to which the funding programs represent the community’s decisions in accordance with their beliefs and values (Cornell, Jorgenson and Kalt, 2007). The thesis proposes the need for intercultural partnerships between these communities and governments to achieve an ‘accountability’ that has a shared meaning, greater local legitimacy and ultimately improved outcomes.
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Diploma of Engineering Jonn William Connolly Steffen Grosshaus Tatyana Maltseva Pratipal Singh Diploma of Science Karen Anne Dabitz Phu Duc Do Jing Sun Bachelor of Applied Science Kristen Helen Bigland Yingtong Jin Bachelor of Behavioural Science Kisha Bea Avellanosa Miriam Dencio Janna Maria Donaldson Philippe Louis Galliano Melanie Maree Moore Sonia Maree Skewes Maria Jocelyn Thompson Gina Louise Wiggins Susan Elizabeth Wride Bachelor of Biomedical Science Jemima Amy Pearl Bishop Bachelor of Engineering Binil Tom Baby William David Hanna Sebastian Irivarren Killmore Madzivadondo Ahmad Mazloum Dean Francis O’Brien Jonatan Orozco Munoz Bachelor of Engineering (Co-Op) Gethin Barden Josefa Margarida Da Costa Tchong Kenneth Emmanuel Kadirgamar Jeziah Poole Bachelor of Engineering Science Kingsley Ebelebe Bachelor of Environmental Science Andrew Trygve Barrance Michelle Denise Kowald Marisa Jane Stone Jason Henry Tomes Katie Wanda Youngman
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Bachelor of Environmental Science (Environmental Management) Aaron Timothy Kevin Brown Camille Renee Jenkinson Sonya Terese Lovegrove Expedito Roberto Maria Belo Erin Louise Westerhuis Bambang Arie Wibowo Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Bridie Duggan Katherine Elizabeth Ferris Rachel Caroline Fox Erin Gowing David John Hetherington Bachelor of Humanitarian and Community Studies Said Emmanuel Bosco Michael Bol Dau Wayne Robert Dillon Matthew John Haubrick Anthony Emeka Ifeajika Festus Osagie Okoh Janine Anne Sims Zoe Stewart Bachelor of Information Technology Mohammad Hasanul Banna Abdul Basid Edmar Dela Cruz Sachin Gumber Mostafa Hamadi Steven Matthew William Miles Sy Tien Nguyen Best Oghale Okwa Lalit Kumar Pant Craig Anthony Wood James Robert Wyatt Kai Zhen Bachelor of Information Technology (Co-Op) Jason Lay Brendan Sudjana Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science Nicole Carina Brenner
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Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment Friday 17 October 2014
Bachelor of Nursing Ravinderjeet Kaur Camille Dorothy Anlezark Dean Baclay Jodie-Lee Sarah Balkin Deepak Baral Marissa Ruth Berendina Samantha Helen Buckley Danie Hairul Jamil Bunting Michael Thomas Cameron Jasmin Canlas Brenda Teurai Chikara Amanda Joy Cooper Danielle Souris Crisafulli Louise Patricia Anne Dixon Erik Duran Elizabeth Gabrielle Ellis Amanda Jane Fenwick Rex Ian Fernandez Ann Marie Fontanilla Deborah Fowler Manisha Gautam Chaulagain Marlon Gillamac Priya Ragni Gounden Richard Francis Grinstein Mollie Gwatidzo Leonila Regala Harrison Karen Annette Humphreys Teasade Jabateh Purvi Niravsinh Jethva Gabriela Komrskova Jessica Anne Lalicz Frances Wing-Yin Lee Rella Aleguiojo Liceralde Samuel Warui MacHuki Barbra Mahlamvana Vismaya Rose Mathew Edward Mawire Davianne Teina Munro Fiona Jane Nation Anna Nkatazo Ebonie Jane Pedretti Lisa Jaclyn Pescud Sally-Anne Pridham Preeti Purnam Cleo Jane Richardson Simone Gaye Riedel Leontina Sachelaru Priscilla Louise Salmon Amarit Singh Amanda Kate Steinke Sarah Jane Tilley Kristy Jane Williams Bachelor of Pharmacy John Abdelmalek Sara Hannah Zori
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Bachelor of Science Hua Chen Demmi Margaret Rabeling Bachelor of Social Work Ian Charles Campbell Sankalpa Gautam Irini Kambourakis Anthony Hugh Kennedy Lynette Elizabeth Mulcahy Katherine Mary North Rhiannon Kourtney Smith Bachelor of Engineering (Co-Op) with Second Class Honours, Division B Cielo Marie Alvaran Cordelia Mac Bachelor of Social Work with Second Class Honours, Division A Sarah Grace Sarmiento Bachelor of Engineering (Co-Op) with First Class Honours Yianni Lolias Bachelor of Science with First Class Honours Rhiannon Louise Moore Sally Catherine Oughton Guillaume Roch Puig Graduate Diploma in Child and Family Health Louise Ruth Harvey Denise Fairley McNaught Samantha Kate Mills Luke Ruane Graduate Diploma in Nursing Bikku Paruvamoottil Abraham Oluwakemi Adigun Linah Chaipa Sophie Hawkins Edwards Konstandinos Katheklakis Jissrani Kuriakose Roseline Omowumi Olusoji Nadine Tinsley Mary Ann Tiras Graduate Diploma in Psychology Andrea Jane Hey Master of Engineering Rohit Godara Zeeshan Haider Khan Jirong Liu Latchiraju Pericherla Muhammad Adeel Silat
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Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment Friday 17 October 2014
Master of Engineering Management Earnest Rapheal Master of Health Practice (Nurse Practitioner) Precious Mapendere Master of Information Technology Management Muhammad Rafay Ishaq Master of Information Technology (Software Engineering) Amrit Raj Master of Nursing Janine May Anketell
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Menzies School of Health Research Friday 17 October 2014
Graduate Diploma in Public Health Sally Louise Grainger Camille Lilian Mewett Master of Public Health Karrina Joan Demasi Gisele Rossini Dale Aaron Thompson
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Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 17 October 2014
School of Primary Industries Certificate I in Agrifood Operations Jessica Ashley Cameron Lalara Ken Ru-Unga Certificate I in Conservation and Land Management Connie Dhurrkay Kayne Kissick Corben Nabarnardi Campbell Temperley Certificate II in Agriculture Scott Daniel Blough Alexander Shaun Byrne Jake Maxwell Hicks Troy Daniel Jackson Angus Renwick Madeleine Llewellyn Taylor
Certificate III in Horticulture Travis J Lewis Noel Rodney O’Brien Shevonne June Rose Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management Liam Nathan De La Cruz Keith Hayes Paige Shannon Richter Joanne Ellen Scott Donald Vogelsang Diploma of Horticulture Regina Downes
Certificate II in Animal Studies Jessica Maree Gould Bianca Louise Hodges Faye Matehuirua Hutchinson Mathilde Jeanne Mercadier Certificate II in Conservation and Land Management Kelly Maree Fogarty Paul Wilcox Certificate II in Horticulture Sally Bernadette Dowdell Peter Douglas Gower Claire Webb Certificate II in Rural Operations Fabian Dhariny Gaykamangu Certificate III in Agriculture Kerrie Anne Cokley Fergus William Hassall Angus James Victor Murray Dean James Turner Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management Andrew Yalbar Cooper Gregory Brian Dunstan Josef Schofield
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Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 17 October 2014
School of Trades Certificate I in Automotive Mathias Baird Certificate I in Automotive Vocational Preparation Gede Antayoga Sumada Joel Bernon Pieter Beukes Samuel Jordan Bibby Jack Crookes Ayrton Singh Deo Jayden Girling Dylan Fredrick Gray Thomas Gray Luke Hadfield Sean Hopkins Robert Kenyi Emmanuel Khemis James Ling Emma Natalie Lloyd Toby Marshall Jari McRae Van Lingen Zac Muir-McKay Michael Ndoro Patrick Reed Michael Reisis Darcy Roberts Lachlan Sohn Sang John Ngoc Thai Jesse James Tinning Nathan Turnbull Lee Jonathan Watts Callum Wilson Certificate II in Automotive Air Conditioning Technology Des Mathew Allcorn Mason James Anderson Gary Benson Dean Benjamin Boswell Andrew Brown Rhys Mathew Carmichael Darren Stanley Gowler Clint Higgins Ty Andrew Ingleton Aaron Scott Jones Jovesa Manu Korovulavula Luke Kruger Justin Raymond McGavin Steven Anthony McLachlan Matthew Mielczarek Leonard William Minty Ioannis Ninnis Alister Pearce Todd Lindsay Peters Palvinder Singh Raymond Snow Raphael John Thorbjornsen Gary Sean Walsh
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Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical (Air Conditioning) Maxwell David Cameron Phillip Kerr Joel Osborne Michael Lee Wilson Certificate II in Automotive Servicing Technology Bayani Albina James Butler Wellington Daniel Ramelito Elemia Mark Hangan Ferdinand Bia Montoya Sukuoluhle Sibanda Certificate II in Automotive Tyre Servicing Technology Darren Buzzacott Ronald David Kirkman Clinton Price Robert Raggett Ian Woods Certificate II in Construction Jeffery Norman Certificate II in Construction Pathways Peter William Godbaz Jotham Krom Mark Moriarty Certificate II in Logistics Michael Cashmere Katrina Louise Lund Certificate II in Maritime Operations (Coxswain Grade 1 Near Coastal) Mathias Baird Nicholas Raymond Barrett John Brown Mudinymudiny Dhamarrandji Anthony John Farley Paul Roger Faustmann Goninyal Gumana Murray Wayne Harvey Darren Irwin Martin Klein Batja Simon Marawili Napuwarri John David Marawili Wulkuwulku Marawili Mike Miloshis Larry Gawaratj Mununggurr Lulpangi Mununggurr Rrutjurrutju Munungiritj Sakellarios Reisis Khan Spokes Samuel Geoffrey Storer Lachlan Synnott Peter Kenneth Teasdale Yilpirr Stanley Wanambi
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Paige Watteau Jaimi Wauchope Jessica Wauchope Lorna Wauchope Cameron Williams Bandarr Michael Wirrpanda Matjimawuy Wirrpanda Gamanarra Peter Wunungmurra Jonathan Mayila Wunungmurra Napurrawuy Yangurrum Peter Wunungmurra Yumitjin Jimmy Wunungmurra Malngay Yunupingu Certificate II in Process Plant Operations Jason Andrew Mills Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation Ernest Bush John Charles Hayes Preston Haywood Cameron Miller Certificate II in Split Air-Conditioning and Heat Pump Systems Zoran Rodney Elliott Sebastien Bernard Graux Brett Stenfors Stuart Robert Williams Certificate II in Surface Extraction Operations Nikitas Kypreos Onoyfros Kypreos Certificate II in Warehousing Operations Katrina Louise Lund Certificate III in Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Mitchell Roy Caswell Dylan Anthony Clark Khriztopher Archie Mirhan Certificate III in Automotive Diesel Engine Technology Jayson Luke MacDonald Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology Andre Jacob Burke Samuel David Hassall Adrian Paul Howard Steven James Jackson Phillip Jeffrey Kristy Janine Pahl Konah Dean Stuart
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Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology (Heavy Vehicle Mobile Equipment) Eric Hans Barz Aaron Michael Destro Sergio Flores James William Halliday Roy Hawkins Andrew Lackner Kieran Menegazzo Corey Brad Morrison Wade Ben O’Hara Joel Osborne Edward Colston Osgood James Scott Revie David Joseph Scaife Cody Phillip Siebert Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology (Heavy Vehicle Road Transport) Brenton Lee Barnes Jaime Erocido Dylan Reece Evans Daniel Alexander Matson Jacob Robinson Rodney Philip Scaife Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology (Light Vehicle) Bayani Albina Daniel Paul Bonderenko Maxwell David Ramelito Elemia Justin William Green Steven Howell Igor Luthi Kleymenov Todd Lloyd McMahon John Mudzingwa Luke Ronald Osgood Freddy Soo Hoo Raphael John Thorbjornsen Certificate III in Automotive Vehicle Body (Vehicle Painting) Zane Ehrlich Certificate III in Cabinet Making Mark Anthony Jackson Certificate III in Carpentry Aidan Tyrone Aitken Nathan Rene Brook Lachlan Ewen Cameron Jedidiah Dupe Thomas John Edmunds Adrian William Graham Joel Kenneth Harvey David Michael Jonas Ilias Karpathios Daniel Martin Meech Dean Francis Nelson
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Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 17 October 2014
Joel William Neville Joseph James Padman Luke Scott Pearce Matthew Jake Sibbald Emmanuel Simeon Gabriel John Peter Thorbjornsen Robert Bruce Thornhill Cash Jackson Ward Nathan Jay Whitfield
Certificate III in Gas Fitting Timothy Grant Driscoll
Certificate III in Civil Construction Plant Operations Noeleen Ellen Foster Richard Ronald Jesson Keaton Thomas King Lochlan Shane Matulick Tina-Louise McDonnell
Certificate III in Instrumentation and Control Rex Edward Schaefer James Spillane
Certificate III in Electronics and Communications David Thomas Sanderson Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician Alastair Brown Cameron Peter Colombet Jacobus Ignatius De Wet Taylor Murray Dennerley Nathan James Foote Rene Freeth Craig Ian Heinrich Lara Magdalena Janssen Steven Thomas Jarmyn Mitchell Thomas Johnston Jake Anthony Kuyper Jason Anthony MacKrow Daniel Kenneth Moo David Andrew Needham Evan Angus Pickett Lachlan James Ross Oliver Joel Schinkel Thomas Richard Sherrell Alec Rhys Thomas David William Thornton Kelly Brian White Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade Geordie Don Gorey Certificate III in Engineering – Fabrication Trade (Heavy Fabrication) Scott English Manoli Giallouris Dale William John Hassett Derek Latzer Certificate III in Engineering – Mechanical Trade Leon Dexter Bremond Thomas Cummins Micheal Steven Kay
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Certificate III in Heavy Commercial Vehicle Mechanical Technology Justin Ross Giumelli Nicholas Hobman William Terrance Montgomerie Rolando Seguin Santos
Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology Mischa Felix Bertschi Ioannis Ninnis Aravinthan Tharmalingam Aaron Wasarirevu Certificate III in Light Vehicle Mechanical Technology (Light Vehicle) Glenn Robert O’Neil Certificate III in Logistics Peter Jones Eric Andrew Jason Weiss Certificate III in Mobile Plant Technology Brett Charles Collier Shane William Genders Roberto Manahan Mark Sammy Rolando Seguin Santos Aravinthan Tharmalingan Steven Anthony Wallace Mathew Gary Weir Certificate III in Plumbing Nicholas Aitken Sam Armstrong Aaron Paul Baker Joseph Arnold Bond Glen Anthony Ditchfield Leon Hoelscher Gianis Koukouvas Dane Miglierina Nicholas Morelli Shaun Lee Osborne Panayiotis Pastrikos Jared Payne Jonathan Rioli Certificate III in Process Plant Operations Lucio Francisco Da Silva Monteiro Certificate III in Roof Plumbing Kojie Hunter-Xenie George Sisois
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Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 17 October 2014
Certificate III in Warehousing Operations Jeffrey Robert De La Pair Wayne Alexander Steffensen Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building) Christopher Giannikouris Samuel Richard Hedger Paul Matthew Lee Daniel Martin Van De Wouw John David Willis Certificate IV in Electrical – Instrumentation Rex Edward Schaefer James Spillane Certificate IV in Logistics Jeffrey Robert De La Pair Shayne Holmes Certificate IV in Process Plant Technology Alan Richard Darley Michael Abraham Hansen Shane Frederick Staunton
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Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 17 October 2014
School of VET Health, Community and Children’s Services Certificate I in Spoken and Written English Hasnain Ali Zelia Borges Da Silva Phakawadee Chaipong Mutalemba Chihyoka Nuworn Hixson Rita Mahasetha Mwangaza Onyembo Chaowalit Trainatipitak Petrung Wongsaeng Esperance Mbonekube Zagabe Certificate II in Community Services Manjinder Singh Brar Rena Guyula Darren Joshua Judy Ngalmi Jacqueline Riley Rachel Riley Cheryl Rogers Christine Louisa Smith Daisy B Wurramara Certificate II in Spoken and Written English Sukonta Browne Mei Mei Chong Deborah Rose Hussein Daniela Ibaceta Amina Mohamed Abdulkadir Limbole Mungbando Ratthikorn Netphon Min Min Oo Kaluma Beatrice Jesus Tanson Dung Hai Thi Tran Thi Minh Ngoc Tran Tai Toan Thi Vo Certificate III in Aged Care Wei Fang Huang Megumi Mukasa Racquel Reyes Helen Louise Taylor Monique Serena Alice Tudehope Maureen Van Heusden Haydie Gregorio White Dionisia Wong
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Certificate III in Children’s Services Tamika Jemima Rose Armstrong Nicole Bell Kylie Dianne Bent Matthew Burton Bradley Chloe Jasmine Burgess Anita Casey Sian Isabell Collyer Rikki Bree Copine Laura Mary Crossfield Mallika Vimlesh Dixit Catherine Drury Gillian Dunn Haydee Elivera Leanne Eltagonde Esther Jill Ford Jann Gwendolyn Goodworth Chelcie Hagley Glenda Johnson Khanthamat Khattiya Bee Chng Khoo Gyeongae Kim Tracy Doris Kleinhaus Joanne Susan Lasham Maria Jose Liccardo Rebecca Lightowler Joy Elizabeth McLaughlin Cecile Miel Elizabeth Anne Morrison Pradeepa Murugesan Dominique Neaves Barbara Julia Pokorny-Davis Celina Claudette Pope Michaela Prutscher Renu Rajesh Haylee Louise Ridley Viven Mae Rodrigo Nicole Leigh Rose Joanne Mary Shellcot Michael Joseph Skinnon Kirsty Margaret Stanyer Aishath Sameena Stephen Cindy Lee Symons Jamie Tala Jennifer Trew Joana Veremalua Triffitt Irene June Vale Rebecca Janet Walker Jessica Wallace Stacey Weber Lois Wooster
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Certificate III in Community Services Work Paul Anthony Barrett Tracey Jane Ferguson Petina Franklin Leander Hellet Melissa Leach Sebastian Mason Seny Mulbah Pauline Louise O’Malley Clarence Peter Satour Chloe Maree Thompson Marita Wilton Joseph Boyd Wright Certificate III in Disability Dinker Madra Certificate III in Home and Community Care Jeanette Florence Brooks Geoffrey Charles Knight Megumi Mukasa Racquel Reyes Dionisia Wong Roslyn Wunungmurra Certificate III in Spoken and Written English Lilita Arratoon Thi Tuyet Nhung Bui Sunantha Champa Rajesh Kuttappan Titi Sri Utami
Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English Madhumita Banerjee Ricardo Vico De La Rosa Certificate IV in Youth Work Alana Nichole Chapman Rachel Rose Craggs Catherine Mary Farrer Tracey Jane Ferguson Bryan Hains Tammy Kay Lewis Heidi-Marie Lyte Emily Catherine Nancarrow Glenn Orkney Joelene Maree Pearson Krystle Ranee Pilling Diana Popic Jessica Smith Jennifer Cecila Stewart Diploma of Children’s Services (Early Childhood Education and Care) Susanne Erica Altmann Caraline Ruth Moody Reshmakumari Manishkumar Patel Bridie Louise Schroeter Graduate Diploma of Adult Language, Literacy and Numercy Practice Kim Katon Teresa Mary Pianta
Certificate IV in Children’s Services (Outside School Hours Care) Amanda Jane Stevenson Certificate IV in Community Services Work Gurimangu Elizabeth Bukulatjpi Charlie Yebarrarr Dhamarrandi Carmen Michelle Glynn-Braun Bradley Raymond Hartam Sharon Hayes Leander Hellet Annet Kade Heidi-Marie Lyte Iris Dagma McCormack Glen Eric Michael McCoy Seny Mulbah Narelle Ritchie Mariana Kaimana Shemesh Certificate IV in Education Support Hau Yiu Chan Khatrina Sesa Clamp Elice Sharee Crisp Rachel Dealy Mitra Lal Dhamala Diane Lye Natalie Jane O’Neill Wei Zheng
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Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts Friday 17 October 2014
Diploma of Languages Elizabeth Mary Healy Colleen Jean Thornton-Ward Elna Wahab Associate Degree of Commerce Jacqueline Amanda Forrest Associate Degree in Legal Studies Kathryn Nicole Finch Raymond Alfred Martin Donna Lorraine Stephens Bachelor of Accounting Sheikh Masud Alam Sharda Elizabeth Campbell Leann Jane Coulter Samantha Mary Gartland Annarosa Gugelmann Francis Mazorodze Noel Musekiwa Ryan Neutert Govinda Prasad Paudel Qazi Muhammad Immaduddin Siddiqui Bachelor of Arts Rodrigo Espejel Ontiveros Craig Anthony Sonny Flowenswell Karen Marie Gotts Sam Richard Harrington Kailee Jo Ingham Clare Lynsay Grace MacKellar Bachelor of Business Diem Thi Nguyen Bachelor of Children’s Services Diane Mona Cox Laura Jean Henley Amanda Jeffrey Michelle Louise Kemsley Ewa Kuras Luisa Monica Morfe Karen Anne Van Elk Bachelor of Commerce Gary Bui Mahaluxmy Gwyn Chandran Ahreum Cho Enggar Daranindra Daniel Daryabor Corey James Delgiacco Jacqueline Lorraine Garland Sanio Goncalves Fernandes Sandeep Kumar Gupta Daniel Stephen Hadley Jirasak Hongslertpibhop Brendan Matthew Keane-Stack Maria Irene Laouris Tarek Mohamed Wilasinee Moulding Zoltan Nagy
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Le Huu Tam Nguyen Thawut Ponluksanapimol Shanna Jane Richardson-Brown Edward Clifford Smith Jemma Christine Sneddon Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries (Communication) Hannah Louise Walker Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries (Music) Angus Lachlan Robson Jimmy Stevent Sogalrey Bachelor of Design George Alexander Dunn Bachelor of Early Childhood Learning Louise Michelle Bishell Cherryn Margaret Carroll Melissa Tracy Ernesti Jason Hywood Emma Jade Pope Karen Spencer Sharon Ann Stratford Jacqueline Michelle Wynne Bachelor of Education Tracy Ann Bound Bachelor of Laws Michelle Duggan Kelly Anne Dyer Glen Pairama Galloway Nirosha Nishantha Gunasekera Bahareh Jaber Graham John McGuire Thomas Stanley McLeish Stuart Lindsay Miller Georgia Ruth Nolan Joy Onyeledo Eloise Marie Pobke Robert Paul Szatmari Gary John Thorn Andrew Eric Tooms Bachelor of Teaching and Learning Sarah Danyon Crisp James Owen Daley Kate Rebecca Dayman Meagan Louise Griffiths Sam Richard Harrington Peter Anthony Iannazzo Cindy Jinmarabynana Kelly Ann Kranz-Little Sarah Maree Lewis Erin Lydia Lim Sophie Louise Smeeton Tania Kaye Sorbello
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Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts Friday 17 October 2014
Bachelor of Teaching and Learning Early Childhood Fiona Michele Andrews Suzanne Maree Armstrong Carolyn Balanay Gordon Francis Canning Anneliese Tara Dijkmans Jessica Noella Goveas Amy Elizabeth Griffiths Glenys Marie Hannah Gabriella Knogl Debra Margaret Koch Anita Mary Pacey Alexandra Papoulis Leah Gail Rosser Alison Lee Sadowski Asha Serpless Alma Gloria Smith Alyssha Lauren Swainger Megan Clare Taylor Carly Patricia Tybell Jasmine Skye Wilkie Jaclyn Renee Window Bachelor of Laws with Second Class Honours, Division B Rebecca Kaye Lavithias Rebecca Louise Pierluigi Jaimi-Lee Janette Tinning Bachelor of Laws with Second Class Honours, Division A Patricia Mariano Tamayo Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honours Stewart Richard Bryson Mahaluxmy Gwyn Chandran Genna Leigh Churches Joel Xavier Cockerell Sally Elizabeth Gooch Olivia Cheryl Grosser-Ljubanovic Bruce Gregory Harvey Rachel Jane McDonald Judith Raquel Paterson Twistie Tristan Mark Venning Peter Gilbert Whellum Graduate Certificate in Business Administration Anthony William Burton Natalie Elisa Ciccone Catherine Caroline Martel Christopher Gerard Miles Dinesh Pandey Graduate Certificate in Education Nicola Lorna Hanssen
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Graduate Certificate of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Hamish John Botting Isabelle Lys Kobi Louise Schutz Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning Lucas Anthony Allen Jocelyn Rose Amiet Ash Anderson Sylvia Badgery-Parker Amanda Balakrishnan Michelle Frances Ball Joy Rhonda Boath Jennifer Anne Buckland Nicole Shayne Cali Trena Mable Carney Amy Carroll John Chisholm Mark Chludzinski Gill Elizabeth Collins Sarah Annabel Cudmore Eve Dorothy D’Alessandro Monique Mary D’Alton Bonnie Elizabeth Dawson Lisa Elliott David Elvey Katherine Jane Emery Kristin Marie Fanto Sam Fielder Tessa Claire Freeman Emma Kate Fulton Owen Gale Anna-Katharina Barbara Galeani Lucinda Jane Gamble Colleen Melinda Geyle Cheree Elizabeth Gordon Nectaria Granleese Mia Brooke Grantham Raziel Martin Gutierrez Soto Andrew John Hambling Catherine Elizabeth Harris Alexander John Harrison Annette Mary Hill Maria Visitacia Hill Jessica Ann Hocking Kelly Hoehne Janine Sue Homer Nicola Anne Jennison David Orion Johnston Cassandra Maree Keogh Sung Min Kim Jacqui Lynne Kipfer Karolina Alicja Kozuchowski Philip Jacob Lawson Tara Leigh-Taylor Winifred Cherry Leung Joel Dennis Liddicoat Jodi Susan Lill Serene Shi Yin Lim Penelope Anne Linardos
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Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts Friday 17 October 2014
Ferah Lipscombe Stephanie Beatriz Majano Maria Mandilas Gavin Bede Markwell Nancye Kate Marrington Amy Clare Matson Rhonda Edward Maximous Julie Ann McAllister Miriam Elisabeth McConnell Thomas Scott McKenzie Owen James McLachlan Fiona Louise McLean Brydie Sian Merrett Jane Louise Millington Freya Murdoch Lois Mary Nandori Mable Ninan Eliza Nolan Kimberley Gai Paton Paige Phelan Lauren Emily Phillips Susan Paula Phillips Martine Quigley Emily Anne Quinn Naina Rajeev Kerri Ann Reid Philippa Anne Reid Tariq Salim Paul Vincent See Kee Jayde Elizabeth Sherriff Samuel Shetler Poonam Shukla Brett Shuttleworth Rachael Louise Skok Darren Leslie Smith Kaitlin Ann Smith Nicole Claire Smith Caitlin Gordon Smooker Bridget Joan Soumilas Margaretha Stander Karine Dorothea Stehmann Jones Jarrod Brian Stockman Biserka Swann May-Jen Tan Sarah Linly Teoh Rowan Chung Tilley Suzanne Nicole Tume Paula Jayne Turner Kirrilee Anne Twyford Craig Gerard Vaughan Helen Elizabeth Wadham Hannah Elizabeth Wall Shuqing Wang Sally-Ann Louise Weavers Kylie Wells Nicole Lee Wosinski
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Master of Accounting (Professional Practice) Shihab Ally Lu Bai Hendri Eddy Manjeet Ghimire Maria Da Graca Gusmao Araujo Da Silva Md Kamrul Islam Joao Jeronimo Randall Joshua Manoharan Shuwen Ni Manisha Patodia Maricor Sarceda Niall Stone Angelica Agustina Meneses Tayag Theresa Josephina Tinio Master of Business Administration Stewart Andrew French Georgia Kypreos Nicolas Morgan Shaan Kristel Novak Earnest Rapheal Rachael Jane Shanahan Master of Business Administration (Professional Practice) Krunal Pravinchandra Barot Gaurav Malhotra Dhan Kumar Malla Cazandra Nicole Mariano Maria Rita Pires March Karol Procianos Master of Education Judy Ying Peng Chan Chet Raj Dhakal Daniel Alexander Gerich Wei-Chun Kao Hup Keat Lye Samarnh Pang Master of Professional Accounting Tina Buic Master of Public Administration Jennifer Faye Stephensen Master of Creative Arts by Research Lisa Jo-Anna Wolfgramm
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Australian Centre for Indigenous Knowledges and Education Friday 17 October 2014
Diploma of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Knowledges Robyn Annette Henderson Diploma of Creative and Indigenous Writing Dorothy Winifred Ifould Richie Kenneth Kennedy Bachelor of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Advocacy Michael Douglas Hunt Sonia Ann Syron Graduate Certificate of Indigenous Education Gerald Crawford Sue Finn Ailsa Bride MacFie Jenna Anne McArdle Mark Geoffrey Trebley Graduate Certificate in Indigenous Knowledges Jane Catherine Chalmers Philip David Lean Graduate Certificate in Yolngu Studies Nikki Marie Brown Bronwyn Cruickshank Jazlie Katina Davis Grygoruk Daniel John Peterson Bianca Lee Rich Graduate Diploma in Indigenous Knowledges Hannah Jane Ling
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Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 17 October 2014
School of Business and Service Industries Certificate I in Business Jacinta Dixon Josie George Cecilia Martin Certificate I in Food Processing Roechelle Attwood Raphealia Badari Bronwyn Gladys Bading Bernice Baker Samantha Bonson Laura Bury Graham Campbell Tarena Campion Glen Carter Carrie Cochrane Alishia Darcy Ronnie Dirdi Shalana Dirdi Martina Gibson Elizabeth Gumurdul Alio Guymala Ambarwaty Hastinah Serina James Julia Jamus Mia Janson Zelda Jiborajun Angelo Lungguy Lauren Manakgu Joelene Mardjalpunu Brendan Marika Sean Marika Clair Murden Linton Nabegeyo Barbarina Nawirridj Koroniah Nawirridj Talisha Nawirridj Zoe Nganjmirra Devon Palmer Uwan Rogers Candice Rupe Jeremy Stubbs Thaiday Tom Ebony Wadwell Certificate I in Hospitality Mitchell Albert Joseph Alum Trevor Angus Roechelle Attwood Jaslyn Austral Jumaciha Billy Katidjah Booth Joseph Bronson John Carlo Brozas Phuong Bui Isaac Cameron Nahlita Camplon
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Riki Candra Kisha Carter Leroy Ciubb Carrie Cochrane Alishia Darcy Claudia Jeanette Davies Sheree Dixon Faradiba Djawas Julius Djawida Salwyn Farrell Iverina Ferando Shakara Geiszler Martina Gibson Reegan Grills Antonio Heffernan Zachary William Hughes Amy-Grace Constance Jacques Terrance Kelly Tina Kennedy Nilusia Kerinaiua Elisha Kernan Floyd King Lauren Ivy Leigh Kingsley Scott Lamilami Courtney Lynch Wayne Mawson Jamie Lee Mayers Thomas McMillan Clifford Moneymoon-Giles Cyrus Moore Dulcie Munkara Chantelle Namundja Femmiah Namundua Jade Isabella Norman Earlene Plummer Ashley Pollard Cecilia Puruntatameri Darrelyna Puruntatameri Evita Puruntatameri Chloe Roberts Samuel Joseph Robinson Adrian Sampson Taylor-Renae Scott Amy Caitlin Shepheard Kristian David Talbot Jamie Tiger Chelsea Tipiloura Cosimira Tipiloura Keo Tom Khong Tom Shaun Tonkes Leah Warrangayin Rachael Waterworth Susannah Weetra Lawrence White Xavier Williams Bronwyn Young
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Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 17 October 2014
Certificate I in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations) Adriano Martins Jong Lester Kerr Daniel Lyness Christopher Mark Malyschko Glen Noonan Certificate I in Information, Digital Media and Technology David Clinton Barker Annette Bartolo Maryanne Hyde Shelly Ann Jansen Andrew Allan Lycett Robert Schwerdt Leanne Sheila Watson Certificate I in Retail Services Skye Jade Collyer Keanu Cordwell Kristian Evans Erika Hamilton Robert Hull Talent Takudzwa Hwara Maria Clara Ives Jettarin Junsomran Mateus Cayle Kitto Aaron Millen Kathleen Mostran Michael Kevin Peckham Luke Thomas Schreurs Jermaine Ryan Stephensen Winona Mavis Rivera Vivas Wesley James Wareham Tianna Williams Wynonna Jade Young Certificate II in Business Rosa-Jane Bray Catherine Suzanne Clarke Chenoa Clarke Kerri Lee Davidson Thatdao Deenan Amy Kay Douglas Karl James William Fett Brooke Grosser Sharell India Jesussek Patrick Matthews Arjay Chetoo Molon Jessica Muir James Harold Munson Dorothy Ramsey Chantel Amalia Rodrigues Shaheena Louise Ross Elefteria Maria Roussos Jonathan Soares Kaylah Tam Sandy Thorne Gabrielle Wilkinson
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Certificate II in Hairdressing Keahnu Bishop Tennille Crack Mikeyli Hendry Molly Killingbeck Emma Manuel Georgie McGregor Pearl Moffat Stephanie Willis Ann-Louise Yamada Certificate II in Hospitality Miriam Ellen-Barwell Jason Foy Taylah Godwin Jana Landong Chelsea Lee Mudge Jaide Russell Danica Van Den Bergh Certificate II in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations) Samantha May Bennett Kyle Bertram Kenneth John Stott Teagan Maree Thomas Certificate II in Information, Digital Media and Technology Jakob Deigan Calum Gillespie Ian Nhiag Liang Justin Morgan Joshua Shipley Rhys Wheeler Certificate II in Retail Services Rosalind Aitken Julie Channer Ella May Clarke Nathalie Maria Collins Erika Hamilton Jessica Muir Certificate II in Sport and Recreation Shania Arabie Samuel Jordan Bibby Percy Laddie Dean Bishop Cyril Dhambutjawa Bukulatipi Esther Djelilangbuy Burarrwanga Brianna Craggs Claire Dienelt Lalaparr Mununggurr Rulminydjawuy Mununggurr Naomi Ruluminy Munyarryun
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Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 17 October 2014
Certificate III in Accounts Administration Stacey Michelle Archer Samantha Brown Maria Cristina Buenviaje Lisa Jaine Capon Ashlee Jayde King Susanne Ruth Nicholson Ewa Rogers Sin Poh Seet Sarah Elise Stibbard Rosalyn Faye Walker Ni Wayan Yulya
Certificate III in Business Administration Joseph Andrew Bell John Frederick Blore Bernadette Teressa Edwards Naryssa Ellen Edwards Amy Jane Ganley Alysha Joan Holmes Raquel Holstein Tahlia Alicia Wright
Certificate III in Beauty Services Rebecca Brown Alexandra Clements Leah Sharon Clyne Tegan Narelle D’Arcy Rhiaine Harvey Amanda Immelman Despina Kastellorizios Julie Helen Kitsos Samantha Yasmine Lim Nikea Peckham Eleftheria Petrakaki Maryanne Sisto Suzy Tang Estelle Venter Kylie Ann Wilson
Certificate III in Events Lucy May Davey
Certificate III in Business Jasvir Singh Tamanna Afroz Trinity Jane Baartz Lisa Jayne Bishop Sim Hieng Cao Vikas Chharang Emma-Rose Daby Ida Farida Ana Lisa Heywood Tony Jack Pashmina K C Alysha Marie Kretschmann Daniel Lai Cong Dai Le Anne Marie Lee Shahan Nawaz Phuong Quynh Nguyen Kathy Anne Numamirdirdi Geoffrey O’Donnell Muhammad Irfan Bin Talmisani
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Certificate III in Commercial Cookery Marie Kristine Mann
Certificate III in Fitness Patricia Cowan Brooks Mark Conden Joshua Kenneth Craw John Dong Chris Harris David Lack Loc Tan Le Kara Louise Malcolm Paul Charles Hugh Mead Robert Moore Yasmin Osborne Mardi Schulz Denise Threlfo Certificate III in Guiding Melissa Rose Booth Allan Raymond Mitchell Sallyann Slessar Certificate III in Hairdressing Susan Maree Butler Amy Lee McEvoy Amelia Millicent Pound Sophie Lee Speirs Certificate III in Hospitality Hiu Ni Cheung Maria Isabel Da Silva Judith Ann Jackson Gian Karlo Pabingwit Jocelyn Paulino Amie Laromu Teariki-Tautea Yi-Hsuan Tseng Shantanina Tumanday Belinda Mary Louise Von Stieglitz Sabole Manale Walker Anaci Watson Febe Wagway Zafico Katja Christina Zintl
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Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 17 October 2014
Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) Nidhi Bakshi Oscar Carbajosa Jui Ping Chiu Tracy Jane Ellis Lina Febria Carmel Glasgow Ryleigh Elizabeth Hunt Deanne-Marie Susan Johnson Efstraitos Melas Jacqueline Mary Pinker Andres Sanchez Peta Louise Smith Heath Martin Stevenson Carmelo Tupas Gerald Viray
Certificate III in Retail Operations Julie Channer Dimity Victoria Jessup Osajie Ikechukwu Okpiaifo Krysta Setterberg-Killian Karla Michelle Terry
Certificate III in Information and Cultural Services Finn Liam Parker Quewah Siryon Quartey
Certificate III in Work Health and Safety Danny Harold Sneddon Richard John Waring
Certificate III in Information, Digital Media and Technology Holly Juanita Burgoyne Damon Alexander Siebert Court Jericho Diputado Mandy Ann Kirkland Alex MacPherson Jake Molon Aaron David Packham Stefan Eric Plej Kareem Jacob Soco Zedrick Lloyd Tenorio Certificate III in Meat Processing (Retail Butcher) Andrew Wayne Corbett John Roland Hefferan Mathew Liam Jones Bryan Andrew Manning Certificate III in Occupational Health and Safety Kylie Rose Wright Certificate III in Retail Baking (Bread) David Clinton Barker Certificate III in Retail Baking (Combined) David Clinton Barker Tracy Anne Cavanagh Warren Fernan Thi Mai Phuong Le Ariel Casama Madelo Alyce Shearn Carlo Jay Tenecio
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Certificate III in Sport and Recreation Majad Khan Brodie James Rayner Certificate III in Tourism Arnold Caridad Michaela Kostkova Certificate III in Travel Arizona Winter
Certificate IV in Accounting Maria Billiris Cintya Blair Flordeliza Cafirma Grace Sze Wai Chan Bianca Renate Gordon Toushik Azad Oni Pollyanne Smith Htun Naychi Soe Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy Kelly Leeson Shelby Woodrow Certificate IV in Bookkeeping Bernadette Cassells Harpal Singh Dhillon Lisa Jane Rose Fairall Danielle Hearn Veronica Rose Hodges Galatia Melas Pollyanne Smith Victoria Torrefiel Certificate IV in Business Paul Anthony Barrett Lisa Jayne Bishop Chelsea Dalliston Joanne Louise Ferme Alfonse Karakezi Mugisho Alezeyth Andrea Ramirez Barriga Hilary Margaret Sinfield Vanessa Trainor Jeannette Fay Venning June Elizabeth Westwood
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Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 17 October 2014
Certificate IV in Business Administration Emily Jane Dykstra Tonia Malone Rose Russelhuber Shirley Ann Young Certificate IV in Computer Systems Technology Nick Loizou Gerald Pasigna Certificate IV in Fitness Kristy Lisa Boeyen Mark Conden Sharon Anne Fairs Chris Harris Loc Tan Le Robert Moore Alexander Ritua Dean Munro Yasmin Osborne Shayne Catalino Torres Josephine Carol Warden Certificate IV in Frontline Management Ingolf Eigenwillig Josefino Jojo Martinez Helen Margaret Mills Philadelphia Hannah Murphy - Baird Rose Russelhuber Claire Dawn Ryan Lisa-Marie Ryan Anup Prasad Tripathy Certificate IV in Hospitality Henry William Davis Jacinta Amy House Patricia Irra Susan Anne Rawhiti-Rangataua Certificate IV in Human Resources Paul Anthony Barrett Francesca Cummings Kelly Jane Franklin Susanah Rosemary Hogan Janine Johnson Rachel Leanne Lloyd Bonnie Moxon Rose Russelhuber Claire Dawn Ryan Ronald Willmot Certificate IV in Marketing Rose Russelhuber Ronald Willmot Certificate IV in Project Management Samuel Ray Hauzel
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Certificate IV in Project Management Practice Leah Cawood Tracey Nicole Diddams Leona Luisa Katzer Katherine Ann McMahon Renee Lee Elizabeth Ramm Certificate IV in Retail Management Michael Scott Burridge Jade Gorman Kathleen Margaret Hokin Matthew McKay Rhianon Jean Pamment Julie Robinson Kumar Jang Shah Jan Marie Warren Certificate IV in Tourism Tegan Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Justin Allen Shari Aluni Kristen Lee Anderson Peter John Blanchard Anitha Boyle Karen Mee Jing Burlinson Wendy Casey Sue Patricia Colquhoun Lynda De Gruchy William Glenn Denniss Graeme Edward Firth Michael David Fitzgerald Paul Francis Fitzsimons Lydia Adriana Gawa Johanne Kerry Hanak Andrea Maree Harris Kim Sarah Hopper David Michael Hucker Brent Stephen Jacobs Rik Jones Katharina Elisabeth Kariippanon Travis Kelly Josalene Keys Mandy Ann Kirkland Brian Christopher Mangwende Jane Ana Mapiva-Rodden Eamon McIntyre Joanne Elizabeth Nicol Maxmos Nyamazana Leah Rose O’Neill Lucas Odonoghue Fraelia Oracion Jessica Lee Procak Jyoti Pudasaini Sylvia Pym Lance Maxwell Quirk James Rebbechi Irish Rose Riseley Stephen James Roper Kristine Leanne Seeleither
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Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 17 October 2014
Breanna Kay Sims Hilary Margaret Sinfield Joke Lida Smithard Robert Hank Steendam Felicity Grace Ward Andrew Marcus Wellings Mary Veronica Wignell Certificate IV in Work Health and Safety Peter John Blanchard Victoria Bwalya Kelvin John Costello Jessica Kaylene Dallinger Rico Estupito Michael Finey Alys Fay Henderson Mizka Badke Ingham James Keaveney Intan McDean Mark Scott Mickan James Arnold Myler Kathleen Therese Nation Aaron Vico Diploma of Business Benyarkan Buayam Sasipim Chatyingmongkhon Chin Wai Chong Tiffany Natasha Snowdon Siu Man Yip Diploma of Hospitality Nidhi Bakshi Trang Thi Bui Oscar Carbajosa Jui Ping Chiu Victoria Kathleen Higgins Abida Eman Kamil Dheepan M Murgis Jean Gisele Ruiz Sushil Kumar Shrestha Arna Mae Villavelez Gerald Viray
Diploma of Management Jodie Elizabeth Cassidy Anthony Robert Clements Michael John Currie Jamie Allan Damaso Dennis Dunn Sahardi John Garling Carl Gibson Rebecca Nancy Jennings David John Kerrin Matthew Majid Andrew Scott Peckham Brendon Sherratt Frank Michael Spry Derek Richard Taylor Kevin Darren Tilmouth Merrick Dean Wade Timothy John Watkins Greg Allan Williams Gregory Matthew Wright Diploma of Project Management Robert Buttery Clay Eric Valentine Evans David Terrance Houguet-Pincham Brendan Christopher Mitchell Elizabeth Overend Han Thu Tun Diploma of Salon Management Tamara Sonia Porter Diploma of Vocational Education and Training Lesley Jury
Diploma of Human Resources Management Keomi Lee Braun Poppy Darkadakis Marita Clare Wilson
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Alumni Welcome
Congratulations on completing your award from Charles Darwin University. I hope you will never forget your time with us and I encourage you to stay in touch with the University as you continue through your life journey. I wish you every success in your future endeavours and encourage you to contribute to the Alumni web site and University publications. We would be delighted if you would share your experiences of the University, future career achievements and personal triumphs. Charles Darwin University Alumni has been set up to support and promote the interests of our graduates, and to foster an environment where members can contribute to the future of the University. The Alumni also provides a professional and social connection for all people who have contributed to Charles Darwin University. Alumni membership is free. You can complete your Alumni registration online through the Alumni website at www.cdu.edu.au/alumni On behalf of the Alumni and the University, I welcome you into the Alumni family and I look forward to continuing our relationship with you. Yours sincerely
Her Honour The Honourable Sally Thomas AC Chancellor
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Academic Dress
Degree of Doctor (other than the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy) • Festal gown of scarlet cloth of Cambridge doctoral pattern with 10cm facings and sleeve linings with the colour of the doctoral degree • Black velvet bonnet with silver cord and tassel • Hood of scarlet cloth lined with silk of the relevant award colour specified in Table 1 Degree of Doctor of Philosophy • Festal gown of scarlet cloth of Cambridge doctoral pattern faced with cream silk • Black velvet bonnet with cream cord and tassel • Hood fully lined with claret silk and edged with cream silk Masters Degrees • Black gown of Cambridge masters pattern • Black trencher/mortar board with black tassel • Hood fully lined with the relevant award colour specified in Table 1 and edged with white silk Graduate Diplomas and Certificates Degree of Bachelor • Black gown of Cambridge bachelors pattern • Black trencher/mortar board with black tassel • Hood trimmed with the relevant award colour specified in Table 1 Diplomas/Advanced Diplomas/Associate Degrees • Black gown • No hood or trencher • Full length stole Associate Diplomas/Certificate IV • Black gown • No hood or trencher • Full length stole Certificates other than Certificate IV • Black gown
Table 1 Colours are allocated to groups of awards in areas which form a broad field of study, as follows: Field of Study Colour Natural and Physical Sciences Information Technology Engineering and Related Technology Architecture and Building
Moss Green Cossack Green Purple Magenta
Agriculture, Environmental and Related Studies
Peony Red
Health
Pale Green
Education Management and Commerce Society and Culture Creative Arts Food Hospitality and Personal Services
Peach Powder Blue Gold Lemon Light Royal Blue
Mixed Field Programs
Lavender
Indigenous Education
New Red
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