graduation program - october 2012

GRADUATION PROGRAM

October 2012

October Graduation Ceremony 2012

The Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas AM, presiding

Darwin Convention Centre Friday 19 October 2012

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Charles Darwin University

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 design of the chair was driven primarily by the importance of its ceremonial function and the desire to create a visually engaging chair, able to claim its place in the room and focus the attention of the congregation. 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 CDU Crest at the

top of the chair is hand-shaped and finished, and was produced in collaboration with gold and silversmith, Mr Shaun Booth.

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.

Charles Darwin University


A Message from the Chancellor

As Chancellor of Charles Darwin University it is an honour and a privilege to congratulate the graduands of 2012.

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 2012. 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 AMChancellor


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 Barney GloverVice-Chancellor


Order of Proceedings

The Academic Procession will enter with the Assembly standingThe Seasons Fanfare

The National AnthemThe Assembly will remain standing for the singing of the National Anthem

Welcome AddressThe Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas, AM

Honorary Awards and Occasional AddressEmeritus Professor of the UniversityProfessor Charles Webb

Musical Presentation

The Conferring of Degrees and AwardsFaculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment Menzies School of Health ResearchDoctor of Philosophy Faculty of Vocational Education and Training: School of Primary Industries School of VET Health, Community and Children’s Services

Graduate ResponseValerie Rowland

The Academic Procession will retire with the Assembly standing

Darwin Convention CentreFriday 19 October 2012 – 11.00am


Darwin Convention CentreFriday 19 October 2012 – 5.00pm

Order of Proceedings

The Academic Procession will enter with the Assembly standingThe Seasons Fanfare

The National AnthemThe Assembly will remain standing for the singing of the National Anthem

Welcome AddressThe Chancellor, Her Honour the Honourable Sally Thomas, AM

Honorary Awards and Occasional AddressDoctor of Letters, Honoris CausaMr Jack Thompson

Musical Presentation

The Conferring of Degrees and AwardsFaculty of Law, Education, Business and ArtsAustralian Centre for Indigenous Knowledges and Education Doctor of PhilosophyFaculty of Vocational Education and Training: School Business and Service Industries School of Trades

Graduate ResponseBridget Haines

The Academic Procession will retire with the Assembly standing


Doctor of Philosophy

Graeme ArmstrongThesis Title: Regeneration strategies of Triodia spp. in response to fire in the Kimberley, Western Australia

This thesis investigates the processes which structure plant communities and enable species coexistence. Stochastic niche theory has been argued as the most likely process to explain plant community structure, with the recognition that sympatric species have differential regeneration success after a disturbance over both time and space. To investigate this proposition I collected ecological and phenological data on eight sympatric Triodia spp., in the Kimberley of WA, to determine and compare their regeneration responses to fire. The study demonstrated that Triodia spp. in this community can be classified into different regeneration functional groups, most species are habitat generalists and that species from different functional groups have coexisted since at least the late Pleistocene. Considered together these results indicate that disturbance by fire facilitates the coexistence of these species and that stochastic niche theory best describes the processes operating in this community.

Bui Dac ThuyetThesis Title: Environmental Impacts of Coastal Shrimp Farming in North Vietnam

This study investigated environmental impacts of coastal shrimp farming in North Vietnam. Satellite images were used to detect land cover/land use change at two study sites (Ha Long and Mong Cai) between 1999 and 2008. The results demonstrated that mangrove areas reduced by an estimated 2,071.9 ha while shrimp farming areas increased by 2,898.4 ha over the same period; and that shrimp farming was the main reason for mangrove loss in Mong Cai. Spatial variation of water and sediment quality was found, with high levels of nutrient and nutrient-related parameters at channels/creeks adjacent to shrimp farms. These levels declined in the same creeks 2.3 km away from the effluent discharge points. Water quality was found to vary temporally, with elevated nutrient levels after shrimp crops. From the findings, strategies for improving the existing management regime to promote sustainable management of coastal shrimp farming are discussed.

Gretchen Marie EnnisThesis Title: Neighbourhood Networking: A Critical Social Work Approach to ‘Creating Community’ in a Culturally Diverse Setting

This study demonstrates the importance of creating and strengthening supportive social networks in order to ‘create community’ in culturally diverse places. It discusses the way in which communities can be considered complex and dynamic networks made up of connections between people, groups and organisations. From this ‘networking’ perspective the study explores the development, processes and outcomes of a grass roots community project in suburban Darwin. This project, named ‘Ludmilla Neighbourhood Connections’, aimed to increase cross-cultural connections and enhance a sense of community in the local area. It highlights the strengths and challenges of the project and the application of the networking perspective. The study illustrates that social network analysis can be integrated into community work projects both as an effective tool to enhance community work practice, and as a meaningful method of evaluating community work outcomes.



Wajahat MahmoodThesis Title: Characterisation of aspartic protease activity from the scabies mite Sarcoptes scabiei

Scabies is an infectious disease of the skin, caused by infestation with the scabies mite Sarcoptes scabiei. It is a disease of global significance with millions of people affected worldwide. This study investigated a Sarcoptes scabiei aspartic protease as a novel drug target for the treatment of scabies. The role of the protease in the life cycle and host specificity of the scabies mite was investigated and the physiological and physiochemical properties of the protease were characterised. The scabies mite aspartic protease was shown to likely have an essential role in the invasion and digestion of host tissue, and a distinct specificity which could potentially be exploited in the development of a novel therapeutic agent. A new treatment option for scabies could have positive impact on the health status of disadvantaged populations living in scabies endemic communities globally.

Robyn MarshThesis Title: Culture-independent analysis of the bacteriology associated with acute otitis media in Indigenous Australian children

Otitis media is endemic in many remote Indigenous communities. In this population, otitis media develops in the first weeks of life and commonly progresses to chronic suppurative disease. Hearing loss from chronic otitis media adversely affects language development and educational outcomes, which subsequently contributes to social disadvantage in adulthood. This thesis presents a culture-independent analysis of acute otitis media (AOM) bacteriology in Indigenous children. The study used qPCR to demonstrate a role for the atypical bacteria Alloiococcus otitidis as a secondary middle ear pathogen. T-RFLP analyses demonstrated significant differences between nasopharyngeal and ear discharge bacterial communities in Indigenous children with AOM with perforation. Further, data from a 16S rRNA gene microarray analysis of ear discharge suggest that changes in bacterial community structure and increases in bacterial richness may contribute to clinical progression to chronic suppurative otitis media. These findings contribute to understanding of otitis media pathogenesis in this high-risk population.

Jennifer Helen RobinsonThesis Title: School trust: Situated to maximise school improvement. A case study of a primary school

This study sought to identify how students, parents and teachers in a school environment understand trust; and to identify what supports and what undermines trust at the micro and macro levels. The significance is that this information can be used to foster greater trust, and greater trustworthiness within the school environment, which is needed at this time of declining trust of and within public schools. The findings directly inform school practice and particularly school improvement. Ethnographic techniques and a number of qualitative methods within a constructivist theoretical frame are used in the study design. Sixty semi-structured interviews were collected over a two year period from the single case study site. Three phases of analyses - Thematic Analysis, Grounded Theory and Membership Categorisation Analysis - resulted in three tentative theories: Situated trust, Role trust, and School trust.


Jai SleemanThesis Title: The influence of biophysical processes on distributions of the whale shark Rhincodon typus (Smith 1828), at Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia.

Using satellite technology, GIS and modelling, this thesis identifies spatial / temporal distributions of whale sharks in the north east Indian Ocean, biophysical variables influencing distributions and how these compare with other resident marine megafauna with different trophic/metabolic strategies. Broad patterns in historical seasonal whale shark sightings at Ningaloo Reef Western Australia are explained by biophysical variables: Southern Oscillation Index and wind shear, whereby abundance increased in La Nina years. Localised/short- term distribution patterns of krill feeders (whale sharks, minke whales, manta rays) are linked to depth, while higher-order trophic groups of marine megafauna are influenced by increased temperatures. Ocean-wide whale shark movement patterns are explained by active locomotion rather than passive drifting in geostrophic surface currents. Warm temperatures and high dissolved oxygen levels influenced whale shark diving and might relate to poikilothermic physiological limitations. Different biophysical variables influence whale shark distributions across space and time.

Robyn SmithThesis Title: Arcadian Populism: the Country Liberal Party and Self-Government in the Northern Territory

This thesis explores the theory of Arcadianism and combines it with the practice of populism, applying both to the Country Liberal Party and its application of policy following self-government in the Northern Territory with particular emphasis on, but not limited to, land and development. The thesis introduces two further elements: invention of tradition and character or ‘imagined community’; and race, which round out the proposition that there were four elements to the CLP’s successful and enduring reign of governance in the Northern Territory. As a matter of political history, the thesis argues that CLP policies resulted in marginalisation and exclusion of the Aboriginal community from the rest of the Northern Territory population, the latter exclusively identified as ‘Territorian’ - and that this was a deliberate and direct result of the CLP’s entrenched opposition to the Land Rights (Northern Territory) Act (Cth).

Thomas SnellingThesis Title: The effect of rotavirus vaccination on hospitalisations for gastroenteritis in the Northern Territory of Australia

Assessing the effectiveness of vaccines under real-world conditions is crucial. Unfortunately this can be affected by an inherent risk from bias outside of controlled clinical trial settings. A novel adaptation of the case-cohort method was developed and applied to measure the effectiveness of rotavirus vaccination in the Northern Territory, taking into account baseline differences between hospitalised and non-hospitalised children. The study assessed the relationship between vaccination and the subsequent risk of severe gastroenteritis among a prospective cohort of children admitted with respiratory illness. This was augmented with additional data from children admitted with gastroenteritis only. Young infants were found to be significantly protected against severe gastroenteritis if vaccinated. Even so, hospitalisation due to infection with rotavirus and other enteric pathogens, often in combination, frequently occurred among both vaccinated and unvaccinated Indigenous children. Infecting genotype, age, and co-infection with non-rotavirus pathogens, all appear to influence vaccine effectiveness.



Conrad Wayne SpeedThesis Title: Behavioural and trophic ecology of reef sharks at Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia

This study observed the long-term movements, environmental associations, and trophic role of reef sharks at Ningaloo Reef. To answer questions relating to spatial and temporal movement patterns, the behaviour of four species was monitored using visual censuses, acoustic monitoring, and stable isotope analysis. All species used inshore areas with zone established reserves. Generally shark movements were more affected by water temperature than other variables, suggesting some form of behavioural thermoregulation. Estimated trophic levels for study species were comparable to previous estimates, and suggest a dependency on coastal (not pelagic) food webs. Adults had larger home ranges than juveniles, and activity was greatest for adults outside of the sanctuary zone. Some adults also made long-distance movements outside of reserved areas (137 km) exposing them to interactions with fisheries. Management of reef sharks should incorporate the use of marine-park zoning with other measures, such as bag limits and size restrictions.

Andrew James TaylorThesis Title: Investigations of changing Indigenous migration practices for the Northern Territory of Australia: theoretical and policy implications

This thesis investigates current and anticipated migration practices for Indigenous people in the Northern Territory of Australia. In contrast to existing scholarly knowledge about the relationship of residential migration to Indigenous demographic futures, it argues we should anticipate bifurcations from past flows and patterns. Drawing on parallel experiences in comparable developed nations, a series of investigative studies demonstrate the force of migration for substantially changing population distributions and compositions for small, isolated and dispersed Indigenous populations like those of the Northern Territory. While policy approaches to Indigenous affairs continue to portray remote communities as the ‘rightful’ places for Indigenous people, this thesis argues for more encompassing theories, a broadening of the research agenda, a revision of demographic discourse, and a shift in policy paradigms. The thesis is a call for policy makers to stay abreast of developments proposed by the results it presents in order to plan for and deal with social, demographic and economic consequences anticipated. In doing so, policy ‘blind spots’ might be avoided so that unintended consequences and misguided institutional scopes are not permitted to undermine continuing attempts to provide Indigenous Australians with opportunities for generating and enjoying lives of relative abundance which are afforded to most Australians.



Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment Friday 19 October

Diploma of Engineering James Thomas Bury James Edward Leigh Carpenter Mahdi Kansso

Diploma of Network Engineering Gregory George Burton

Advanced Diploma of Engineering William David Hanna Cyril Mathew Dean Francis O’Brien

Bachelor of Applied Science David Griffin Champion Robert Harrison Young

Bachelor of Behavioural Science Emily Kate Ebdell

Bachelor of Biomedical Science Marama Therese Gray

Bachelor of Engineering Daniel Abbott-Wightman

Bachelor of Engineering Science Christopher Allen Wilson

Bachelor of Environmental Science (Environmental Management) Catherine Anne Doidge Keerthiraja Eswaran Evan Lloyd Thomas

Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Science Verena Mac Throssos Tsounias

Bachelor of Humanitarian and Community Studies Cara Anne Brown Deborah Jayne Casey David De Araujo Rose Juan Basu Dev Marahatta Yvette Mary Martin Isaac Moses Valerie Ann Rowland

Bachelor of Information Technology Jessica Leanne Cormick

Bachelor of Nursing Barbara Louise Adams Stacey Joanne Atkins Valerie Esther Baker Claire Eleanor Beckett Taylia Marie Elliott Berry Jocelyn Mary Broadbent Kelsey Fay Browning Inderpreet Kaur Buttar

Bronwyn Clare Byrne Carmen Cheri Cross Teneille Kathleen De Jong Marilyn Faye De La Rue Marie-Claire De Zylva Sharon Rae Deacon Rebecca Joanne Dew Melisa Jane Downie Nicole Maree Ellis Marvin Flores Leanne Margaret Gallagher Tamara Jayne GrahamJustine Mary Haigh Renee Kathryn Hillman Jeff Stephen Hingpis Michael John Hopkins Kirsty Rowana Irish Kathleen Denise Jarvis Jiang Jin Jillian Gaye Kent Linda Christine Kilpatrick Nget Foon Leow Margaret Ann Lesser Mark Charles Mahoney Angela Patricia Mansfield Sandra Beryl Masters Rachael Michelle Matthews Amanda Maree McIntosh Sandra Maria Miles Veronica Murphy Fadzai Mutama Vicki May Nash Thelma June O’Riley Stephanie Oetiker Aprilynn Palacay Natalie Anne Patterson Emma Jean Perry Myra Jean Phipps Elizabeth Anne Puze Shudesna Rajbhandari-Shrestha Michelle Maree Rubie Evangeline Sarceda Tanka Maya Sharma Luital Frances Anne Skinner Debra Mary Smith Jodie Eliza Tayler Dulce Amor Timon Rhiannon Townsend Suzanne Patricia Tyson Lies Wahyuni Josephine Mary Walton Courtney Frances White Robyn Mae Wholley Libby Catherine Wilson Michelle Young

Bachelor of Pharmacy Eman Gerges

Bachelor of Science Claire Eleanor Beckett


Faculty of Engineering, Health, Science and the Environment Friday 19 October

Bachelor of Science with Second Class Honours, Division A Jessica Sandra Stuart

Bachelor of Science with First Class Honours Michelle Skarlatos Simoes

Graduate Diploma in Child and Family Health Alexis Brennan Sarah Louise Kitto Kimberlee Short Louise Anne Waddell

Graduate Diploma in Midwifery Kelly Joy Adams Celia Anne Broad Rachel Faith Cann Lauren Dunne Cloe Louise Gray Emilie Charlotte McCallum Ruth Lungu Ngoma Maggie Lee O’Sullivan Chloe Skye Prestwood Belinda Simpson Kerrie Walker

Graduate Diploma in Nursing Lynda Ackroyd Elizabeth Fiona Hoppo Morgan Leigh Roche Kimberley Gaye Rogers Yvonne Tafirenyika Emily Kathryn West Zhen Yu

Graduate Diploma in Psychology Melissa Lewis

Graduate Diploma in Tropical Environmental Management Jaysen Lee Srinivas Yeepi

Master of Engineering Shilpa Bitla

Master of Engineering Management Irfan Yaseer Qureshi Benjamin Graeme Langdon Natalie Dianne Loxton Naveed Nizam Tristan Carl Reimann

Master of Environmental Research Sarah Elizabeth Fischer

Master of Information Technology Management Jay Rey Galaura Karen Joy Hunnam Khai Liang Khor Sze How Lim Phanumet Phutthamek Nang Sri Phong Tip

Master of Nursing Emma Lou Andrada Megan Brown Natasha Frances Franklin Carmel Patricia Rankin

Master of Tropical Environmental Management Michelle Joy Cullen


Menzies School of Health Research Friday 19 October

Graduate Certificate in Public Health John Bernard Carson

Graduate Diploma in Public Health Alison Cheryl Dennis Carl William Heslop Helen Catherine Kehoe Eric Tapfuma Makoni Sakhile Zondo Masuku Duduzile Veronica Mazibuko Shamiso Mutama Monica Wangui Muturi Lisa Margaret Potter Tara Jane Woodage

Master of Public Health Gracious Chabvuta Belinda Davison Bridgette Anne Hutchinson Mercy Nyarai Mutseyekwa Janet Maree Prior Clare Carly Wilson


Faculty of Vocational Education and Training Friday 19 October

School of Primary Industries

Certificate I in Conservation and Land Management Yolande Alley Krystal Rose Browne Carl Carlsund Garth Carroll Devan KellyShiyanne LaddWilliam MayWayne Mick James Quenoy Kenny Reid Lolita Surha-Cubillo Selina Joan Timothy Stewart Tipiloura

Certificate I in Horticulture Troy Adiyalpay Roy Assan Maya Daymirringu Reanna Djorlom Dane Donnelly Macala Donnelly Nadine Durrurrnga Ronni Gaiyurnbi Lloyd Garrawurra John Gurralpa Gwenda Gurruwiw Danielle Gurruwiwi Fire Johnson Antonio Lilipiyana Daraline Lilipiyana Clinton Manakgu Ellitia Marraday Joshua Marrgam Jonah Walamaka Amos Wosomo

Certificate I in Rural Operations Nicholas Tracker

Certificate II in Agriculture Tony Cutta Abbey Jay Evans Hamish Andrew Harrington Eric Miles Stephanie Helen Radford Graham Arthur Radmore Thomas Terrence Russell Kiara Jane Sibley Craig Russell Stan Clievlan Stokes

Certificate II in Animal Studies Angela Mary Bliesner Talia Kristen Cattuzzo Cale Stewart Sally Ann Thompson Samantha Jane Vassallo Hannah Louise Wakelin

Certificate II in Aquaculture Peret Arkwookerum George Conrad Eddie Kendall Robert George Morris Lenny Ned

Certificate II in Conservation and Land Management Benjiman Campion Hayley Langford Dickson Marrday Ivan Namarnyilk Obed Namirriki Manoah Nawilil Darryl Redford Anita Rose Richards Joe Watson Moses Watson Cathy Winsley

Certificate II in Horticulture Jaylene Setchell

Certificate II in Rural Operations Nadine Austral Anthony Lawrence May Stan Retchford Delicia Rivers Michelle Jean Rizzotto Harry Sadler

Certificate II in Seafood Industry (Aquaculture) Lucy Campbell Rebecca Kathleen Egan Joshua Peter Palmer Monique Smith

Certificate III in Agriculture (Beef Production) Sarah Henry Ian Christopher Medwin Alroy Taki George Snelling

Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management Troy Williams

Certificate III in Horticulture Wayne Arthur Murray

Certificate IV in Conservation and Land Management Hugh Stephen Barnett Liane Gale Collins Hollie Gooden Jasmin Sara Gretton Jessica Harris

Diploma of Conservation and Land Management Patricia Anne Risk



School of VET Health, Community and Children’s Services

Certificate I in Spoken and Written English Jackline Abel Ani Andayani Padam Maya Lohar Kami Geovani Lopes Usa Penhall Erna Yulyana Sadegh Zahiri

Certificate II in Spoken and Written English Harron Abdelkarim A Tin Ang Sea Gris Sunisa Kraithong Olga Nadia Kunaifi Hui Yun Li Yuqian Li Cai Yun Lin Christos Makaynakis Ismail Namat Kanchana Roekyai Amtul Mubeen Syeda Sharmaine Warnakula

Certificate III in Aged Care Sirirat Aphichatudom Malumi Ponce Espinosa Gaelene Maree Marriott Nattanit Phatphong Phaisan

Certificate III in Children’s Services Michaela Anson Lauren Barritt Georgia Francesca Billias Yeni De Koeyer-Hede Stacey Louise Enguell Shona Anne Gallaghan Hannah Gower Rebecca Brenda Holstead Danielle James Karen Ellen Jones Zira Rochelle Lane Nicole Lovegrove Barbara McKenzie Luba Mills Rachel Morrison Rebekah Morrison Jan Raewyn Nicholson Lynne Christine Spencer Glenda May Stevens Stephanie Francesca Towers

Certificate III in Community Services Work Pamela Jane Bidgood Celeste Brand Rebecca Griffiths Sandra Gabrielle MacDonald Pavalena Nichaloff Evelyn Perkins Belinda Staniforth Vicki Karen Williams

Certificate III in Disability Lina Tarminah Cakap

Certificate III in Home and Community Care Georgina Campbell Bakuriya Mununggurritj

Certificate III in Spoken and Written English Sineenart Bantueng Benjamin Bayati Rabi Gajmer Naing Kyaw Christine Mandou Kanellos Mazarakis Jinan Sun

Certificate IV in Community Services Work Ann Maree Dunn Belinda Staniforth Michelle Louise Woodward Catherine Marie Zoch

Certificate IV in Disability Joanne De Fransz Kathy Mary Ramsay

Certificate IV in Education Support Julie Patricia Sauerwald

Certificate IV in English Proficiency Kabwe Badidike Cintya Blair I Gusti Ayu Putu Lacha Sukma Dewi

Certificate IV in Mental Health Joanne Lesley Pereira Neil Andrew Thomas Prosser

Certificate IV in Spoken and Written English Kamonrat Giesecke Christina Mazaraki Natalia Nesmeyanova Akemi Odashima

Certificate IV in Youth Work Serena Major Amy Jean McMillan Sarah Jane Shepherdson Trudy Lee Tilley


Faculty of Law, Education, Business and Arts Friday 19 October

Certificate I in Textiles Clothing and Footwear Win Boo Mayuri Fernando Litsa Frazis Shiane Hawke Katerina Kalitsis Furaha Mariamu Kwana Rosanne Muller Zoe Panjer Izabella Silva-Cendo

Certificate II in Music Ryan Hancock Patrick Kavanagh Elizabeth Rose Lange Daniel Mark Phillips

Certificate III in Music Micah Zane Rothwell

Certificate IV in Interactive Digital Media Te’ Claire Wilfrid Watson-Russell

Certificate IV in Visual Arts and Contemporary Craft Georgia Tomazos Kerrie Ann White

Associate Degree in Legal Studies Kerrianne Haggie Deborah Lee Wallace

Bachelor of Accounting Tanya Bennett Somnath Bhattacharya Evelyn Calisquisin Talia Anne Duthie Tafadzwa Gwanzura Muhammad Muzaffar Haider Yoke San Hue Yoke Shin Hue Farah Itrana Sayed Ahmed Suman Pranaya Thapa Nicoletta Mary Wilson

Bachelor of Arts Amadu Bangura Bronee Brown Heather Joy Bryce Adam Edward Felton William Bernard Greer Bridget Frances Haines Deanne Jody Lawrence Rebecca Ann Matthews Hayley Jocelyn Miles John Mills Nabela Nadeem Ruxandra Radulescu Nicole Judith Trevena

Bachelor of Business Poppy Mamouzellos Sylvia Sevasti Smalios Jeffrey Loo Turner

Bachelor of Business in Tourism Management Craig Anthony Hodges

Bachelor of Children’s Services Leta Dawn Buckley Cherryn Margaret Carroll Amy Louise Dietrich Susanne Joy Evans Rebekah Elizabeth Farmer Marcelle Nessim Suzanne Mary O’Toole Karen Jean Palmer

Bachelor of Commerce Shuo Cao David Griffin Champion Katie Marie Champion Ka Ming Cheung Houssein Dekmak Ahmad Mohamad Jamal Hankeer Yasmeen Kad Ruth Elizabeth Lantzke Katherine Francis Lavery Yijun Li Fenghua Lin Adam Noel Morris Costa Mwambi Chelsea Dorothy Quong Shabanah Shafiq Radan Tarik Nang Sri Pin Tip Gregory James Turra Yan Xiao Xiaoguang Yi

Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries Cheng Mun Chan Jazmin Lorraine Tomsen

Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries (New Media Design) Stephanie Joy Horrocks Christopher Torralba Antonio Veneziano

Bachelor of Design Samuel Peter Finbar Haddow

Bachelor of Early Childhood Learning Kellie El Ane Hill Alana Parrott-Jolly

Bachelor of Education Jacqueline Gaye Robaye Natasha Elizabeth Vernon



Bachelor of Laws George Aristidis Amadu Bangura Amanda Caroline Bentham Ross Anthony Cook Paul Anthony Docherty Cyril Gabito Claire Michelle Gawler Catherine St Leger Kelly Rhonda Margaret Janice Kelly Louis Morris Kristopher Derek John Mayger Lanh Ngo Rhiannon Victoria Noble Kevin North Viet-Anh Pham-Nguyen Lucinda Patricia Rahaley Catherine Marie Taylor Tobin Eva Templin Marietta Thornley Nicole Judith Trevena Salih Tuncer

Bachelor of Teaching and Learning Bronee BrownXaverine Daninh Bunduck Trecia Chirinda Marianne Clarke Siobhan Romaine Combe Melissa Jayne Davies Carly Lee Fitch Rachelle Laura Griffin Bridget Frances Haines Susan Joan Hargreaves Stephenie Lisa Herbert Meagan Jones Rebecca Ann Matthews Andrew McLeod John Mills Alice Julia Milne Nabela NadeemMiriam Mirrkun Nemarluk Hannah Ellen Robinson Debbie Louise SmithRosaria Parlun Tipiloura Kamarra Narrajin Bell Wykes

Bachelor of Teaching and Learning Early Childhood D’Elise Monique Keitaanpaa Sally Ruth Lovering Alana Josephine PolettaDaphne Gweneth Sellwood

Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries with Second Class Honours, Division B Zheng Hui Lim Kylie Fiona Walsh

Bachelor of Laws with Second Class Honours, Division B Mathew Perich

Bachelor of Laws with Second Class Honours, Division A Misty Tenille Fish

Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honours Tania Neville

Graduate Certificate in Applied Linguistics Kate Elizabeth Lauterio Denise Squire

Graduate Certificate in Business Administration Alexandra Mary D’Arcy Henkel

Graduate Certificate of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Robin Lee Cross Steven Glen Farram Vinutha Murthy Muhammad Nawaz

Graduate Diploma in Business Administration Natalie Isabelle Mundle

Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice Douglas Ian Burns

Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning Linda Jane Allen Richard Ali Atkin Laura Marree Bade Benjamin James Beazley Karl Ian Box Brigitte Jane Brocklesby Sarah Elizabeth Brokensha Brendan Hugh Campbell Berlinda Carroll Juliana Jessica Chambers Sarah Joy Cohen Trent William Cremin Emma Louise Davies Ana De Los Reyes Denise Kim Delany Emma Luise Dethlefsen Lia Noeline Dicorleto Basak Doran Abbi Lea Duggan Richard Foster Laarni Gaces Naomi Louise Gash Andrew Allan Gates Catherine Peta Glenn Beau Jarred Gora Gemma Elizabeth Graham Helen Ann Harmsworth Sheree Anne Heath Kerry Louise Hill Rebecca Jane Hooper Katelin Maree Hoskin



Abbie Elizabeth Huxley Troy Mark Irwin Nicole Ruth Jaeger Ann Harriet Jennings Penelope Anne Johnson Ozlem Kartalci Jessica Kate Kennedy Rebecca Marie Kerridge Lauren Jane Kervers Bree Miranda Klein Sandra Jane Lancaster Duc Anh Le Lizete Inta Leder John Anthony Legg Hayley Maxine Leonardi Ramone Victoria Lewis Jamie Richard Linke Sarah Jane Lohrey Kurt Peter Mahlburg Caitlin Rose Malik Martha Vivienne Matthews Sarah Elizabeth McDonnell Robyn Elizabeth McNicol Matthew David Mercer Mikako Mills Kylie Marie Munce Jennifer Anne Nash Barbara Luisa Overton Bianca Ann Pacecca Mechelle Pao James Roderick Paterson Ingrid Martha Peris Corinne Ann Pixton Luisa Kate Prendergast Romana Quintel Darren Geoffrey Richardson Desmond Mark Roberts Alison May Rowley Chelsea Maxine Rozee Sarah Louise Scholz Mark Thomas Scott Tamara Lee Scully Aaron Thomas Shakes Heather Kim Spargo Natalie Alexandria Spyrdz Yvonne Sui Ching Tan Brodie Kate Thomas Elyce Jane Tunbridge Owen Russell Vagg Donna Gayle Williams Peter Austin Williams Carrie Jane Wilson Yoon Pin Wong Samantha Louise Woods

Master of Accounting (Professional Practice) Aysha Abusaleh Huiyun Chu Wanzi Han Meng Li Mark Maderal Chin-Chun Su Anna Emilia Tayag

Master of Applied Linguistics Leonard Albert Freeman Hyojung Kim

Master of Business Administration Chinnu Joy Irfan Yaseer Qureshi Nicole Alexandra Cranston Tamika Lyndall Keogh Tanvirzafar Zafarullah Kirmani Chunxiao Zhang

Master of Business Administration (Professional Practice) Sylvia Dewi Halim Peng Yang

Master of Creative Arts By Research Catherine Elizabeth Rose McAvoy Sarah Pirrie

Master of Education Christa Sue McDonald Chloe Elizabeth Parkinson David Keith John Scott

Master of Professional Accounting Himanshu Bhatia Suzanne Daryabor Yunjian Fu Tanvirzafar Zafarullah Kirmani Lan Thi Phuong Vo

Master of Public Administration Alastair John ShieldsHeidi Ann Snell


Australian Centre for Indigenous Knowledges and Education Friday 19 October

Graduate Certificate of Indigenous Education Daniel Pierre Boucaut Linda Marie Chester Raelene FitzGerald-Tilbury Guy Fortington Glover Dina Mae Jenkinson Elizabeth Jones Amanda McKenzie Mary Louise Michie

Graduate Certificate in Yolngu Studies Stefanie Puszka

Master of Indigenous Knowledges (Mawul Rom) Justine Davis Ian Albyn Dinning Brian Mindjirriwuy Djangirrawuy Richard Gandhuwuy Gillian Margaret Harrison Patrick Francis McIntyre



School of Business and Service Industries

Certificate I in Business Samuel Bulla Tanya Bulla Barelldah Coombes Geraldine Napanunga Daniels Doris Doolan Lillian Inkamala Josephine Shilling Matthew Smith Charmaine Stuart

Certificate I in Food Processing Michelle Louise Boyd Nathan Campbell Daryl Scott Daniels Phyllis Maria Goretti Daniels Leonie Djolorm Sheila Djorlom Lynette Garnarradj Cheryl Jaralaginyin Christine Joran Lucianne Lynch Donessia MacDonald Mandy Mikginmikinj Daisy Nabegeyo Ian Pope Cymantha Puruntatameri Kylie Puruntatameri Marie Claire Puruntatameri Isaiah Watson Michelle Woody

Certificate I Food Processing (Retail Baking) Travis Eckert Natalie Fenwick Jazzlynn Wilona Fletcher Andrew Alan Halse Kate Heydon Faneromeni Saveena Koulouriotis Shiralee Martins Shantelle Ngaliyabuy Mikaela Trikilis Sarah Tyris

Certificate I in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations) Anne-Marie Andre Fumiyo Asai Kay Assan Talicia Baker Leslie Bar Bara Kyra Beckmann Linda Biyalwanga Julie Blawgur Griffin Bradley Lachie Bray Martha Brown

Dwayne Butcher Christine Christophersen Phyllis Maria Goretti Daniels Germaine Darcy Shianne Davis Sheila Djorlom Phillipa Douglas Troy Robert Ezzy Glen Farmer Cailyne Fisher Noline Galarla Jordan Gardner Patrick James Grant Rebecca Haala Emily Rose Handicott Tracy Hansen Nonika Hardy Rebekah Higgins Christopher James Willy Kamura Marlene Kernan Anne Margaret Lalara Katelyn Lalara Scott Lami Lami Christopher Lane Agnalla Lawrence Kathy Mamarika Kitana Mamarika Priscilla Mamarika Daide Matthews Norbert Morris Moana Mungatopi Hayley Nadji Jane Nagawalli Rodah Nigwanga Roy Palmer Kate Prebble Cymantha Puruntatameri Marie Claire Puruntatameri Rickishia Redford - Bohme Ricky Rose Mickitja Rotumah-Onus Kallib Skelton Charles Barry Suckling Nat Watson Lana Marie Williams Tamisha Williams Xena Williams Mark Anthony Young

Certificate I in Information Technology Robert Mark Carter Samuel Jarrod Haddock Joy Camille Malig Kaaren Ann Matthewson Arifa Nazneen Nathan Pennefather Moana Christine Swanson Charlene Tohu Nina Jayne Weir Shayne John Wicks



Certificate I in Retail Services Nikita Austral Loretta Banks Waninggirr Linda Bukulatjpi Annie Burkenhagen Nikkita Lee Crafter Kyha Darley Jordan Wayne Eatts Janella Doris Ebatarinja Russell Francis Franey Sharon Gaminynga Gurruwiwi Abbie Gai Lovett Hayden James Martin Janice Scrutton Brendan Singh Jennifer Williams

Certificate I in Tourism (Australian Indigenous Culture) Stefan Gregory Anderson Tyhren Baker John Cubillo Davis Daniels Hilton Garnarradj Tyrone Garnarradj Vernadine Jane Hardy Patsy Huddleston John Lemibanda Terry Maralngurra Bryce Matthews Gleeson Nabulwad Rodney Nagawalli Neville Namarnyilk Robert Namarnyilk Lansen Naydwana Alfred Nayinggul Dawson Nayinggul Samuel Nayinggul Ronnie Yates

Certificate II in Business Anthony Andreou Jee An Beltran Alicia Lawrie Briston Samantha Brumby Shannen Cubis Michelle Olive Durant Angela Rose Farmer Alexandra Hatzivalsamis Chrissy Marie Hodgetts Priscilla Kingi Larissa Liddy Joy Camille Malig Sophia Mauboy Quintin Glen Millier Erika Bernadette Moorcroft Keisha Lynne Ober Francelina Paula-Ximenes Joanne Peckham Nirosha Shamane Perera Christine Marie Rowan Allyson Maree Staniforth-Smith

Anastasia Stewart Elaine Thompson June Elizabeth Westwood Edward Arnold Williams Isabelle Wright

Certificate II in Customer Contact Casey Anderson Jacqueline Lee Barba Marie Louise Clarke Brilee Jaques Tina Lee Ann Morgan Melanie Jade Murakami Rumelda Elizabeth Odonnell Lena Thorne Tiani Jan Vandervelde Jacqueline Josephine Woolley

Certificate II in Hairdressing Courtney Healy

Certificate II in Hospitality Daniel Abrantes Felicity Julia Gates Rangi Hugh Zephyr McLennan Jonathan Monteiro Dani-Lee Frances O’Neil

Certificate II in Information Technology Robert Kreider Josette Mary Pridham Russellina Phyillis Puruntatameri Nina Jayne Weir Thomas Westwood

Certificate II in Meat Processing (Meat Retailing) Mark Bizley

Certificate II in Retail Dylan Quinn Teresa Nancy Richardson Caitlin Rogers

Certificate II in Sport and Recreation Jack Henning Abby Rose Lauritsen Bradley Michael Lewis Benette Ngwele Jessica Jean Sullivan Kye Van De Veerdonk

Certificate II in Tourism Aaron James Curtis Kevin Kuyurryurru Rogers Clifford Thompson Roger Thompson

Certificate III in Accounts Administration Natalia Nesmeyanova



Certificate III in Beauty Services Shannon Barton Sarah-Mae Bates Avril Carter Emma Jane McBride Misha Peck Amy Perry

Certificate III in Business Kazi Faraz Abir Shae-Lee Bakker Mary Jean BlythChristopher Cabalhug Stefania Contoli Dorothy Jane Corrie Jennifer Diri Nalita Ann Ferguson Anne Christiane Frintrop Janga Bahadur GurungAvalon Rose Hall Theresa-Gracia Henley Muhammad Nadir Khan Kevin Lee Chelsea Louise McRae Eunice Ocampo Amalia Papathomas Milroy Sheriffdeen Samantha Rosanna Alice Stewart Jaime Venturini TrigoKellie Joy Wilson Dale Zadow

Certificate III in Business Administration Setyorini Setyastuti

Certificate III in Events Jenna Lee Greenshields Jillian Nova Kew Dieter Jorg Mittermayer Jr Emma Jane Saunders Joline Tanonef

Certificate III in Financial Services (Accounts Clerical) Jody Melinda Bloomer Sarah Delsar Megan Dodd Jodie Renee Friend Natasha Grace Hampton Brooke Klarenbeek Li Ting Lee Yandong Li Mayank Manku Ben Francis McMillan Melissa Morello Gemma May Owen Lucinda Owen Beverley Watkins

Certificate III in Fitness Leah Frances Chandler Steven Cotten Rebecca Darmody Kathryn Ann Davies Jacinta Nicole DoyleBridie Duggan Kelly Maree Giblin Kira Hamilton Eleanor Louise Hayward Timothy James Heck Jade May Huby Calista Fayme Hudson Bernadene Janus Nomikos Kardoulias Brendon Kassman Alanah Kelly Aileen Kollasch Justine Luders-Searle Emma Louise Mitchener Natalie Anne Nobbs Nerida Louise Potter Cauvery Shambu K David Barry Spring Samantha Rachelle Toft Shayne Catalino Torres Gabrielle Anastasia Wolfe Jana Patricia Wulff

Certificate III in Food Processing (Retail Baking - Combined) Yu Fan Xia Syeda Bushra Zainab

Certificate III in Hairdressing Erica Louise Bond Emma Frances Colbert Donna Maree Harrington Victoria Hawkins Steffi Louise HayesAimee Lee Howard Christine Patricia Morrison Nikki Elizabeth Rogers Brittany Kate Rutherford Camillia Leeann SharpAshleigh Louise Weaver Hannah Melonie Webb Certificate III in Hospitality Jennifer Ruth Arabena Henry William Davis Tanya Maree Fraser Tim Higgins Ali Suzanne Jackson Patricia Anne Jervis Lisa Maree Kay Sarah Gessica Ponce Nanthana Sinsiri Gerald Viray



Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery) Shiv Charan Mark Bizley Ellen Chikalipo Changsu Han Eric Cris Hombrebueno Jutta Jeck Lana Jan MacKie Aaron McQuilkin Bental Leandah Muvirimi Praveen Nirola Aneta Karina Skibicka Leah Sloan Arlene South George Taktikos Giles John Michael Walch

Certificate III in Information Technology Jerry Lasa Bangun Pieter Christiaan Egbert Burger Ziwan Cao Sam Cook Kyle Vincent Dearden Brendan John Glaister Kurt Griffiths Bradley John Knight Phong Lam Nathaniel Beaumont Lang Jennifer Mahoney Shayden Martin Michaela Lee Nona Zion Rubin Joshua Peter Strzelecki Travis John Whipps

Certificate III in Meat Processing (Meat Retailing) William Allan Wesley Hugh Edwards Kieran Goodwill Ned Houkamau Peter Perry

Certificate III in Occupational Health and Safety Marie Elisa Gracinia Lucinda Mirthil

Certificate III in Retail Jessica Scotchmer

Certificate III in Sport and Recreation Kira Hamilton

Certificate III in Tourism Nadine Austral Kita Molly Taylor

Certificate III in Tourism (Guiding) Andrew John Maynard

Certificate III in Tourism (Retail Travel Sales) Dannielle Jenkinson Pamela Palmer

Certificate IV in Beauty Therapy Catherine Jane Dockrell Waraporn Kulpanya Jessica Louise Slaughter

Certificate IV in Business Herva Katcheta Aumann Maria Joao Chang Caeiro Alves Junray Casimillo Shyam Mohan Chandra Mohan Thomas James Clarke Maamoun Dgheim Jennifer Diri Ishari Lakmini Jayasinghe Arachchige Muhammad Nadir Khan Yankang Lu Natasha Lusk Carlo Roy Malig Rebecca Jane Molloy Muhammad Osama Sabir Jaime Venturini Trigo Nicola Elizabeth White Kai-Chou Yu Yan Zhang

Certificate IV in Business Administration Rachael Maree Tuck

Certificate IV in Financial Services (Accounting) Elaine Barrett Emeline Daniels Lilibeth Sleightholme

Certificate IV in Financial Services (Bookkeeping) Shani Lee Jarvis

Certificate IV in Fitness Craig Boles Rebecca DarmodyBridie Duggan Eleanor Louise Hayward Jade May Huby Calista Fayme Hudson Brendon Kassman Sirak Modeste Ngouh Mfongwot Cauvery Shambu K Gabrielle Anastasia Wolfe

Certificate IV in Frontline Management Naomi Jayne Rowe



Certificate IV in Government (Investigation) Michael Derek Ball Giovina D’Alessandro John Downer Shaun Hill Gary Thomas Hillen Rebecca Clare Hudson Larissa Jane Jackson Xavier McMahon Steven Howard Newland Penelope Gaye Nicholas Elizabeth Jane Norman Julie-Ann Oakes Peter Alexander Winton

Certificate IV in Hairdressing Jessica Scotchmer

Certificate IV in Hospitality Jagpreet Singh Suman Rani Scott James Healey Tsai Yen Huang Michele Jocson Niramon Kullasin Jie Liu Rosemary MacKrill Chris Noel Sapinoso Khammoon Souvannaseng Manuj Verma

Certificate IV in Human Resources Deborah Tracy Blaser Cherie Ruth Castle Samantha Sirintawn Faux Pauline Denise Halse Shane Muldoon

Certificate IV in Information Technology (General) Julian Emil Plej Giuliano Spina

Certificate IV in Library/Information Services Angela Baxter Jayne Susan Hutchison Caryn J Inall

Certificate IV in Occupational Health and Safety Carl John Russelhuber Robert John Tabone Kenneth Andrew Watkins

Certificate IV in Retail Management Kylie Ann Maria Michael John Randall Jade Lisa Waters

Certificate IV in Small Business Management Andrew Jamieson Simpson

Certificate IV in Tourism (Guiding) Donald Malcolm Campbell Alexander Dimitrios Revithiadis Rodney Bruce Whiteside

Certificate IV in Training and Assessment Stephen Robert Archer Paul Andrew Augustin Rohan Phillip Badenhop Bahadir Bayram Jamie Roy Beavis Lorrae Beckett Teresa Ann Betts Justin Birrell James Vivian Bitossi John Mark Borlagdan Ian James Britton Tracy Chandelle Brown Carole Mary Buck Jodie Lee Carr Ying Peng Judy Chan Simon John Chapman Robert John Christie Constance Terry Cohalan Glenn Connell Sam Cook Joanna Corby Lee-Anne Courtney Stirling Michael Crossingham Mathew Andreas Cvetko-Lueger Leith John Darrach Jim Frans De Bruyn Julie Marguerite De Quaine Rosanna Angela De Santis Patricia Deady Carl Maurice Dickie Fiona Djerrkura Rob Dooley Roger James Figgis Mariantonia Folino Timothy James Francis Pamela Jaye Franklin Darryl Funnell Shenagh Leonie Gamble Robert Gates Sarah Josephine George Margaret Anne Gleeson Judy May Goodwin-Roach Kim Anna Gosling Amanda Carmen Harneiss Alan Harrison Tammy Louise Healey Emily Mitchell Hinds Jacintha Jacqueline Hodson Kristy Holden Alison Holt Ben Humphries Alisha Hurn



Anna Ikonomou David Lionel Jan Samuel Gnanaraj Kandiah Carine Kapiamba Tshimbu Philip Kiragu Amanda Langenhorst Michelle Ruth Lewis Robert MacKie Mikala Louise Magrath Deborah Jane Mauger Leslie Mary Maurer Ian James McConnell Paul Anthony McConnell Leanne Jean McGill Andrew John McShane Milton Bruce Miller Sandra-Jane Moller Amelia Jane Moloney Coreena Aroha Molony Steven Moore Darryl Mundy Stuart Roger Nunn John Frederick Papple Dennis Pate Cecily Petherick Paul Pokorny Mary Anne Redmond Alison Kay Reedy Lucy Rogers Danny Romeyn Jason Ross Richard Allan Salton Jonathon Patrick David Saunders Mark Scott Ana Carolina Seuanez-De Clouett Mark Sizemore Eileen Theresa Sloan Kathryn Michelle Smale Tracy Ann Spillman Andrew Scott Taig Tony Francis Tapsell Kim Angela Theyers Daniel Stuart Thomas Rachel Anne Thornton Benjamin Ulamari Andrew Unwin Patricia Anne Vivian Andrew David Vodic Alexandra Cecilia Walker Andrew John Ward Amanda Lee Wells Craig Robert Whan Britta Christina White Deborah Ann Whitehouse Edward John Witwicki John Brian Ziersch

Diploma of Business Shyam Mohan Chandra Mohan Thomas James Clarke Nicola Elizabeth White Man Siu Wong

Diploma of Hospitality Gagandeep Singh Remy Beleno Christian Boes Abhishek Dutta Michelle Estrellado Wan-Ting Huang Jutta Jeck Michele Jocson Gagandeep Kaur Bental Leandah Muvirimi Nishan Tiwari

Diploma of Human Resources Management Tracey Leigh Burnett Deborah Margit Ross Jessica Seay

Diploma of Library/Information Services Angela Baxter Jayne Susan Hutchison Caryn J Inall

Diploma of Management Karen Anne Cocks Barry Cripsey Leith John Darrach Sharon Joyce Fischer Toni Heaton David James Parker Shaun Pearce Brett Andrew Schroeder Anthony Paul Vine Craig Stephen Waters

Diploma of Project Management Richard Samuel George Davison Mahongo Fumbelo Angela Gerakios Belinda Kathryn Lewis Gregory William Roberts Adam David Spink

Diploma of Tourism Andrew Jamieson Simpson



School of Trades

Certificate I in Furnishing Darcy Luke MacAllister Samuel Peter McKay Hayden Obrien

Certificate I in Resources and Infrastructure Operations Benita Alangale Jodie Anne Brahim Pauline Cooper Cynthia Grace Dicker Hasan Djawas-Armstrong Arnold Erlandson Marsina Fraser Nigel Steven Kenny Shanhan Maree Mullins Joeline Maree Riddle Lisa Kim Rioli Briannan Ross Tony Antonio Sena Darren Swan Barbra Thompson Sheena Rose Turner Lorrena Annaleesa Tyson Allan Watson Peace Wurrkgidj

Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical Donald James Chambers Godknows Mjabuliseni Qwabe Stuart Francis Stacey

Certificate II in Automotive Mechanical (Air Conditioning) Kevin Roy Aldridge Kain Angel Scott James Armstrong Geoffrey Eric Bish Ross Noel Bleakley Jerry Cabanela George Carbajosa Sam Cook Sean Matthew Douglas Brenton John Downie Ben Guy Daniel Henwood Jai Kenny Darryn Leigh Kestle Manolito Jnr Manalo Luke James McLean Jessie Miranda Desmond James Mitchell Shaun Ross Noble Roderick Nunez Danilo Ortiz Megan Overend Leopoldo Jr Poblete Jimmy Ramos Matthew William Ratajec

Joshua Basil Roe Ryan Paul Smith Graham Peter Stevens Paul Benjamin Stevenson Karl Raymond Thomas Simon Treloar Leigh Thomas Wardrope Craig Lindsay Wright

Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure Work Preparation Roy Braedon Harry Bruce David Dixon Timothy Glenn Keenan Hansen Wade Brian Hawke Danny Harold Sneddon

Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology Jarrod David Royal Simon Treloar

Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology (Heavy Vehicle Mobile Equipment) Stephen Benjarmen Boeyen Joshua John Dobbe Jake Bradley Etheridge Jeffrey Fitzgerald Thomas Allan Gibson Tyson Emanuera William Hohaia Christopher Ingles Stephen Maddalozzo Michael Ian Rogers Brendan Wakefield Benjamin Wood

Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology (Heavy Vehicle Road Transport) Sean Anderson Regalado Bacolor Michael Du Preez Callan Ross Gear Blake Grant Ivan Hertel-Smith David Lowe Guy Musgrove Martin Bradley James Meiklejohn John Russel Pearse



Certificate III in Automotive Mechanical Technology (Light Vehicle) Mark Bennett Joshua Eric Bone Timothy Gavin Booth Jeffery Walter Collison Matthew Donald Korner Dean Ethan Limbert Terrence Plekker Luke Jeffery Powell Ryan Andrew Sutton Bevan Mario Taylor Trevor Jonathan Wade

Certificate III in Cabinet Making Ryan Paul Blakeley Edwin Dwayne Compton

Certificate III in Carpentry Damien John Allwood Michan Alp Dale Leigh Bowden Stephen Dennehy Sean Poul Dixon Gregory Eaton Jay Harley Edwards Steven James Egan Cody Goodwin Peter Lindsay MacFarlane Nicholas Cosmus Pastrikos William Turner Daniel Vreeling Jacob Alan Wilson

Certificate III in Civil Construction Plant Operations Leon James Cations Greg Lindsay Chant Rodney Allan Child John Leigh Clacy Bradley Harry Claydon Matthew Clayton Patrick Delosa Kerry Fennell Stephen Fryc Andre Conrad Gale Rod Adam Griffiths Scott Stanley Hallem Matthew James Glen Henderson Kerrieanne Jackson William Johnson Jason Owen Johnstone Robbie John Lambourn Shayne Laurie Donald William Clyde Law Glenn Barry Luscombe Neville John Manhire Leonard Mitsopoulos Brett Obryan Karen Powell John Raguz Mathew Douglas Robinson

Stephen Thomas Robson Mark Brian Salter Daniel Joesph Sheldon-Williams Simon Mark Skelly Nathan Patrick Slade Glenn Paul Smart John Thorley Ashley Vick Grant Watson Paul Williams Peter Raymond Wright

Certificate III in Electronics and Communications Jobe Benjamin Rout

Certificate III in Electrotechnology Communications Karl Stewart Briscoe

Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician Kyle George Davies Derek-Jon Carl Eivers Luke Hart Russell Neil Jarmyn Carl Benjamin Lambert Matthew Lassemillante Jake Lindsay Mayer Howard John Pullen Michael Shane Reiter

Certificate III in Electrotechnology Refrigeration and Airconditioning Aggelos Theodorakopoulos

Certificate III in Electrotechnology Systems Electrician Adam James Butler Luis De Lemos Matthew Mallard Troy William Reid

Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Heavy Fabrication) Bradley John Bambach Joshua Da Silva Bernardino Charlie Dalton-Jeffery Stewart Milton Hall Michael Krienke Michael John McCrory Aaron Noel Quartermaine Kristen Leigh Spencer-Houghton Christopher Thomas Stedman

Certificate III in Engineering - Fabrication Trade (Light Fabrication) Brodie Ronald Bean Dale Stanley Borgers Michael Arthur Pearson



Certificate III in Engineering - Mechanical Trade Christopher Malin Andrew Sam John Drawwater Paul Cameron Hunton Kieron Paradise

Certificate III in Plumbing Adam Bailey Michael Drew Brannelly James Cooke Justin Costello Matthew Brian Doyle John Duggan Michael John Glass Michael John GravesKerrielee Graveling Christopher Thomas Harrison Owen James Keeping David Wayne Laughton Dale Stephen McCormack Alexander Mark Walker Mobers Glen Pratt Anthony Peter RobinsonAdam Paul SmithLachlan Kerry Oliver Smith Tavis WaldegraveSamuel James Williams Certificate III in Process Plant Operations Mark James Carlson Alan Mark Stuart

Certificate III in Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Benjamin Michael Adamson Robert Blanch Nicholas Anthony Civitarese James Harvey Doyle Joseph Anthony Hay Benjamin Lawrence Jared Geoffrey Martin Ben Farrel McHugh

Certificate III in Roof Plumbing Daren John Freshwater Ned Marcroft

Certificate III in Transport and Logistics (Logistics Operations) Melissa Buttle Aaron John Castillon Lauren May Semaan

Certificate III in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage) Alexander Buick Karl Lurick John Dank Jerry Frank Tyson Lauia Koloamatangi Nhan Vu Thuan Le John Vigilante

Certificate IV in Building and Construction (Building) Mark Alan Doyle Johannes Albertus HakeChristos Kantros Christopher John Newton Jack Lachlan Page Amanda Mereaina Rann

Certificate IV in Engineering Christopher John Ball Curtis Macgreggor Brew Justin Clarke Michael Foote Daniel John Jakobson Wesley William Keen Axel Anthony Mammino Michael Andrew John Millott James Alexander Moody Michael Joseph Sein Eric Scott Stanley Trevor

Certificate IV in Engineering (Maintenance) Frazer Robert Entriken

Certificate IV in Process Plant Technology Darryl James Finlay Jeremy Richard Waddington Michael Edward Andrew Wall Chris Ramon Wilson


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 AMChancellor

Alumni Welcome


Autographs

Degree of Doctor (other than the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy)

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Degree of Doctor of PhilosoPhy• FestalgownofscarletclothofCambridgedoctoralpatternfacedwithcreamsilk• Blackvelvetbonnetwithcreamcordandtassel• Hoodfullylinedwithclaretsilkandedgedwithcreamsilk

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certificates other than certificate iv• Blackgown

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field of study colour

NaturalandPhysicalSciences MossGreen

InformationTechnology CossackGreen

EngineeringandRelatedTechnology Purple

ArchitectureandBuilding Magenta

Agriculture,EnvironmentalandRelatedStudies PeonyRed

Health PaleGreen

Education Peach

ManagementandCommerce PowderBlue

SocietyandCulture Gold

CreativeArts Lemon

FoodHospitalityandPersonalServices LightRoyalBlue

MixedFieldPrograms Lavender

IndigenousEducation NewRed

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CharlesDarwinUniversity OctoberGraduationCeremony2012

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October 2012

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