University of Wollongong Graduation Booklet

UNIVERSITY OF WOLLON GONG
GRADUATION CEREMONY
2.30 pm, TU ESDAY, 12th MAY, 1992
IN
THE UNIVERS ITY SPORT AN D REC REATI ON CE NTRE
HEALTH AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES, SCIENCE
UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG
ARMS OF THE UNIVERSITY
The principal elements incorporated in the Arms of the University are the
blue of the sea, the gold of the sand and the red of the illawarra flame tree.
The open book often used for educational institutions has also been included.
The blazon is: " Azure a Book expanded Argent bound and clasped Or on a
Chief of the last three Cinquefoils pierced Gules".
THE UNIVERS1TY MACE
In the medieval tradition, the mace is a symbol ofthe University and
the Chancellor's authority as its head, and is carried before the Chancellor
on formal occasions such as graduation ceremonies. It is carried on the
right shoulder of the mace bearer.
The University of Wollongong mace is constructed from stainless
steel and the head is a stylised form of the illawarra Flame Tree flower
from the University's coat of arms. The exterior surface of the mace has
a rough finish, symbolising the heavy industrial area of Wollongong,
whilstthe stamen ofthe' flower' is smooth and highly polished to indicate
the University' s position as a centre for the city and the region. The mace
also contains three timber inserts made from one of the three original
Moreton Bay figtrees which were a feature of the campus and were
estimated to be 5~O years old.
The mace was both designed and made by Gino Sanguineti, a local
artist, and presented to the University in 1988.
GRADUATION CEREMONY
2.30 pm, TUESDAY 12 MAY 1992
IN
THE UNIVERSITY SPORT AND RECREATION CENTRE
HEALTH AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES
AND SCIENCE
ORDER OF PROCEEDlNGS
THE PROCESSION AND OPENING
The Congregation is requested to stand as the procession, including the Academic
Staff, the Council and the Chancellor, enters the Hall.
CHORAL ITEMS
THE UNIVERSITY SINGERS
Directed by David Vance, BA (Hons) (N .S. W.), BMus (Hons) (Syd.), LMusA.,
Music Development Officer
Gaudeamus Igitur .............................................................................. Traditional
Let's Do It ................................................................................ Porter, arr. Vance
The Chancellor, The Honourable R.M. Hope, AC, CMG, LLB Syd., Hon. LLD
W'gong, will open the proceedings.
CONFERRlNG OF DEGREES AND AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS
Candidates will be admitted to degrees and awarded diplomas by the Chancellor.
The Congregation may applaud as the name of each graduate is announced.
MUSICAL INTERLUDE
Suzanne Cowan, Agnieszka Dolleiser: Flutes
Monique Ziegelaar: Violin
Srdjan Dimitrijevic: Guitar
Gigue .... .. .............. .. ......... .. .................. ... .......... .... ................... .... .. .... leno Takacs
OCCASIONAL ADDRESS
Dr David Cook, BE (W.Aust.), MSc PhD (Calg,), FIEAust, FTS, will deliver the
Occasional Address.
Or Cook has been Executive Director of the Australian Nuclear Science and
Technology Organisation since May 1988. Prior to this he held an academic
position at the University of New South Wales, spent four years on secondment to
the Australian International Bureau and was Executive Director of the National
Building Technology Centre. In the course of his career Or Cook has published
widely, particularly on the properties of engineering materials.
THE THANKS
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Professor G R Sutton, will move the vote of thanks.
CONCLUSION
The Chancellor will close the proceedings.
The Congregation is requested to stand as the procession retires.
FACULTY OF HEALTH AND BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCES
Diploma in Nursing
ORGAN MUSIC
Organist: Greg. Oehm, BSc
Before the Procession Enters
Cornet Voluntary ................................................................. Anon. (18th Century)
Voluntary in G ......................................................... Henry Heron, (18th Century)
Voluntary in G minor ... , ................................................ John Stanley, (1713 -1786)
As the Academic Procession Enters
Trumpet Voluntary ...................................... Thomas Sanders Dupuis, (1733 - 1796)
As the Procession Retires
Postlude ................................................................. .. Leon Boellmann, (1862 - 1897)
The organ used in today's Graduation Ceremony is a Yamaha HX1 from Jurjens Yamaha
Living Music Centre, Wollongong.
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Bruce Vaughan Adams
Michael James Douglas AlIen
Noni Anschau
Marcus Alfred Aquilina
Wendy Anne Asquith
Karen Michelle Atkin
Leonie Ann Attewell
Susan Barker
Kathryn Maree Barnes
Jacqueline Marie Belcourt
Jennifer Ann Bishop
Julia Ann Blom
Carol Marie Border
Bronislava Brankovic
Gavin Brian Brewer
Robert John Bruseker
Karen Lorriane Bryant
Belinda Rose Burns
Susan Madelene Busuttil
Rosemarie Sarah Campbell
Clotilde Carlotto
Kathleen Dawn Carroll
Paula Lee Chemello
Margaret Anne Childs
Jenny Maree Claridge
EnzoConti
Barbara Gail Crawford
Elizabeth Anne Creighton
Anne Elizabeth David
Giuseppe Forlano
Robert Frank
David Adam Fuller
Yvonne Anne Galli
Anthea Leigh Garrett
Tara Leigh Glasson
Mariella Helena Green
Julie Graver
Louise Anne Guilfoyle
Kellie Maree Gumm
Branwyn Anne Hadfield
N arelle Lee Haining
David Alan Harmer
Michele Jean Harris
Darren Leslie Hartnett
Jann Haselden
Karin Lydia Hay
Mary Kathleen Hitchens
Rose-Ann Majella Hooper
Tracey Anne Hughes
WendyJune Innes
Scheryl Leanne Jeske
Karen Frances Kemmery
Leanne Margaret Kemp
Susan Barbara Kennedy
John Charles King
Ingrid Elizabeth Kitchen
Simone Natalie Lamb
Cynthia Mary Leggate
Sandra EIsie Levy
Becky Margaret Lewis-Clark
Megan Louise Lloyd
Graham Allan MacPherson
Sarah Ann Marsh
Brian Edward McGee
Belinda Gai McGoldrick
Stephanie Jane McIntyre
Kirsty Frances McNamara
Catherine Mary McPhail
Geoffrey William Mehl
Nilda Miranda
Pauline Julie Moorhouse
Julie Lynne Muir
Michelle Ruth Murray
Sandra Narelle Neely
Felicia Jane Nicholson
Brian Paul O'Connor
Megan Louise O'Dea
Francisco Javier Orueta
Jean Parkin
Karen Ann Paterson
Belinda Mary Peters
Jodie Lee Petherbridge
Denise Margaret Petkevicius
Rebekkah-Jane Pinazza
Joanne Michelle Potter
Kathryn-Anne Elizabeth Poulos
Alison Margaret Purdy
Andrew Sidney Timothy Raper
Joylene Ann Rappo
Anne Elizabeth Reid
Marina Julieanne Rhodes
Maria Louise Robinson
Melanie Kim Robinson
Anna Gwendoline Rouse
Kylie Therese Shakeshaft
Leslie Sharpe
Bachelor of Nursing (Cont'd)
Diploma in Nursing (Cont'd)
Judith Rosemary Shoobridge
Annette Small
Venessa Gail Smith
Rebecca Southern
Judith Ann Spencer
Anthony William Stephenson
Heather Ann Stewart
Katherine Elizabeth Strong
Chikako Talbot
Kim Yvonne Tomicic
Shane Rein Visser
Snezana Vlaska
Henrique Wagner
Craig Phillip Wainwright
Catherine Lee Walker
Myriam Elisabetha Antoinette
Wallis
Jill Margaret Washington
Joanne White
Linda Joan Williams
Kerryn Anne Young
Bachelor of Applied Science
Human Movement
Neville Kim Allsopp
Pamela Ashcroft
Andrew Keith Baker
Joanne Marie Corcoran
Robyn Patricia Dick
Craig James Edwards
Peter Ashley Harding
Andrew Archibald Hill
Craig John Hubbard
Yvette Jaeger
Owen William Kerr
Justine Helen Mills
Cathryn Michelle Moule
Roslyn Munro
David James Livingstone Naylor
Paul Andrew O'Connell
Annette Ruth Owen
Noreen Mary Parrish
Jodie Maree Regan
Mark Christopher Robinson
Karen Frances Seaman
Dean Anthony Stocker
Amanda Jane Thomas
Gerald Theodorus Van Ewyk
Tonia Maria Van Staveren
Kenneth Dennis Whi tton
Fiona Helen Wilson
Lina Baytieh
Wendy Braddock
Tara Lee-Anne Bube
Christian Costandi
Sally Jacqueline Davies
Simone Edwards
Helene Stella Enevoldson
Lisa Maria Franco
Mark Gerard Gawen
Lily Hamdan
Sharon Gaye Horton
Edward Ralph Lassau-Wray (Class 11, Division 1)
Colin Solomon (Class I)
Bachelor of Nursing
Sheila Ann Frater
Bronwyn Louise Golightly
Helen Ruth Hamilton
Suzanne Harris
Sil via Holcroft
Maureen Isaksen
Susan Robyn Karpik
Denise Joy Kubiak
Lau Siu Wai Maggie
Kok Chi Michelle Leung
Maria Therese Newcombe
Joanna Louise Lynn
Maria Blanchette Mark
Marie Louise Martin
David Gordon Parkes
Annette Victoria Pidoux
Michelle Therese Tasseron
Meredith Anne Wilcox
Margaret Anne Wilson
Wong May Leng
Stuart Alexander Wood
Bachelor of Science (Honours)
Richard Andrew Floyd (Class I1, Division 1)
Brett Garner (Class I)
Kristen Maria Pammer (Class 11, Division 1)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) and University Medal
Maxwell Charles Gannon Hely (Class
Public Health
Human Movement
Sue Marie Brown
Jeanette Barbara Browne
Lisa Maree Calvert
Choy Mei Ling
Julie Ann Collared a
Wendy Collis
Timothy John Coombs
Robyn Lorraine Costello
Robert Bruce Cruickshank
Jacqueline Donsante
Alison Rae Fletcher
Bachelor of Science
Graduate Diplomas
Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours)
Noel Sidney Shephard
Ceri Elizabeth Thomson
Corazon Wilding
Maree Woolley
Richard James Norris
Anthony Herbert Peters
Jacqueline Louise Rallings
Margaret Jane Robertson Scrimgeour
Susan Ann Sharp
Hami Syed Javed
Science
Anton Nicholas Arndt
Sandra Kay Hunter
Lisa Karsten
David Kwok-Ching Mak
Geoffry Daniel Pearce
Master of Community Health
Natalie May Baig
I)
Master of Public Healfu
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
Margaret Anne Karr
H ui -Qi Liang
Ardini Saptaningsih Raksanagara
Samo Sinto
Bachelor of Environmental Science
Amanda Jane Cock
Stephen Paul Hunt
Christopher John McEvoy
Simon Geoffrey Stuart Morton
Master of Science
Susan Elizabeth Alexander
Daniela Astore
Trevor William Batson
Sarah Caroline Boot
Sonia Louise Bradley
Josephine Mei Chu Chan
Shuk Chun Alice Ch an
Ying Wai Alfred Chan
Denise Ellen Chapman
Patricia Ann Davies
Barbara Diane Eden
Pen elope Lesley Fraser
Zygfryd Bronislaw Gardon
Karen Andrea Jardim
Kirin Undop
Matthew Robert McA viney Logan
Paola Andrea Maraboli
Christina Tracey Mazenco
Jarrod Daniel Meerkin
Thomas Peter Murphy
Julie Kim Parrish
lan Richard Ramage
Pamela Alejandra Rojas
Ashley Darrel Van Houten
Jane Marie Wishart
Senil Yurugor
Master of Arts (Honours)
Department of Psychology
Lynne Bousfield
Master of Science (Honours)
Department of Human Movement Science
Herbert Groeller
Douglas James Hillis
Peter Anthony McCue
Department of Public Health and Nutrition
Judith Ann Davis
Bachelor of Environmental Science (Honours)
Peter Phillip Fox (Class 11, Division 2)
Bachelor of Science
Silvia Maria Babic
Justin Stephen Bellwood
Mark Gordon Bonner
Robyn Maree Bourke
Peta Marie Carden
Clark Chambers
James Victor Chapman
Jane Belinda Cobbin
Karen Elizabeth Christian
Karen Louise Davies
Dan Elboume
John Esber
Jackson Famuyiwa
Samantha Lee Fraser
Ana Maria Garcia
Melinda Jane Hale
Ross Hewitt
Michelle Margaret Hindriks
Carolyn Maree Hollis
Gregory John Howarth
Wayne Ible
Anthony William Jennings
Nicklaas Christian Jensen
Lia Kalogeropoulos
Allison Jayne Kerr
Brendan John Leo
Michelle Lewis
Jeffrey Mark Littlejohn
Hany Mahrous
Jacqueline Fiona Malamalatabua
Christopher David Mansell
Colin Andrew Mellor
Sven Parker
David John Powter
Andrew Neil Robinson
Brian Joseph Rooney
Stephen John Tracey
John Tsekas
Robert Anthony Vincent
Brett Andrew Walker
Bachelor of Science (Honours)
Martin Gerard Carol an (Class II, Division 1)
Nicholas Henry de Jong (Class I)
Peter Keith Fagan (Class II, Division 1)
Rodney Campbell Feldtmann (Class I)
Kylie Alexandra Hellmund (Class II, Division 1)
Meredith Kate Henderson (Class 11, Division 1)
Greg Wayne Kilby (Class I)
Tina-Marie Laundl (Class 11, Division 1)
Peter John Maguire (Class I)
Maryanne Therese McEvoy (Class II, Division 1)
Ivars Valdis Reinfelds (Class I)
John Charles Spitzer (Class 11, Division 1)
Michaela Stephens (Class 11, Division 1)
Hugo Hendrik Willem van den Bosch-Kaag (Class II, Division 1)
Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Cont'd)
Doctor of Philosophy (Cont'd)
Sabine von der Burg (Class 11, Division 1)
James Philip Ward (Class 11, Division 1)
Stuart Waters (Class 11, Division 1)
Graeme Austin White (Class 11, Division 1)
Leanne Michelle Wirth (Class I)
Robert Arthur Lassau Wray (Class 1)
Rachmat Heryanto Sutjipto
Thesis: "Sedimentology of the Melawi and Ketangau Basins, West
Kalimantan, Indonesia"
Master of Studies in Geography
Those whose names appear in the programme but who are unable to be present at
the ceremony will be admitted to the degrees or awarded the diplomas for
which they have qualified.
James Clement Forshaw
Master of Science
Judy Ann Ledsam
Anthony Marbun
David John McNamara
Jurgen Schaeffer
Phillip Alexander John Sides
Michael Anthony Simeoni
Doctor of Philosophy
Department of Biology
Jennifer Ann Chaplin
Thesis: liThe Effects of Reproduction and Dispersal on the Population
Structure of a Freshwater Ostracod"
Ross Undsay Goldingay
Thesis: liThe Behavioural Ecology of the Gliding Marsupial - Tetaurus
Australis"
Gregory James McKay
Thesis: "Perturbation of T. lymphocyte sub-populations caused by human
cytomegalovirus"
Department of Chemistry
Peter John Kirton
Thesis: "Determination of Volatile Organic Compounds in Coke Oven
Emissions"
Un Yuping
Thesis: "Use of Conducting Polymers for Electrochemical Detection and
On-Line Derivatisation"
Department of Geology
N eil Randall Sherwood
Thesis: "Oil Shales"
CONFERRAL IN ABSENTIA
NOTES
DEGREES CONFERRED BY THE UNIVERSITY COUNCIL SINCE
THE MAY, 1991 GRADUATION CEREMONIES.
Doctor of Philosophy
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Feroze Coowar ..... ........................................................................................................... .13 December, 1991
Ming Liu ...................................................................................................................................7 February, 1991
Master of Arts (Honours)
Department of Human Movement Science
Jeremy Pyne Shearman ....................................................................................................... 16 August, 1991
Master of Education (Honours)
Mary Cecilia Martin ........................................................................................................3 December, 1991
AMENDMENTS TO THE MAY, 1991 GRADUATION BOOKLET
Bachelor of Arts
The following graduate'S name was not included in the booklet.
Elizabeth Anne Fox
Bachelor of Creative Arts (Honours)
The following graduate'S degree should have been shown as Honours Class 11, Division 1.
Nicole Saintilan
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
Civil & Mining Engineering
The following graduate'S degree should have been shown as Honours Class 11, Division 2.
Douglas Charles Johnston
AMENDMENTS TO THE OCTOBER, 1991 GRADUATION
BOOKLET
Bachelor of Arts (Honours)
The following graduate'S name was not included in the booklet.
Michael McCallum (Honours Class 11, Division 2)
Associate Diploma in Computer Applications
The following graduate's diploma was awarded "with Distinction".
Insiah Bourke
THE CEREMONY OF GRADUATION
The University of Wollongong has offered university studies
for more than 30 years and is known for its energy and innovation
in fields ranging from creative arts to communications technology.
This University looks towards the 21st century but, in the customs
and ceremony of a graduation, it asserts its inheritance from the
first Universities of the 12th and 13th centuries. For nearly 900
years, universities have educated and trained leaders of society
and produced ideas and instruments of great social and scientific
change. Yet, they proudly retain medieval traditions which still
visibly celebrate both the achievements of the scholar and graduate
and the universities' long commitment to the search for knowledge.
The academic titles and terms of address, the music and,
especially, the academic dress distinguish and colour a graduation
ceremony. The gowns are modified versions of medieval university
dress: all masters and scholars were then members of the clergy.
This university has chosen blue gowns for all diplomas and for the
Bachelor and Masters degrees. The hoods, originally a useful head
cover, are lined with different coloured silks and trims to denote the
type of award - for example, the Bachelor of Arts hood is lined with
gold silk and the Commerce hood with emerald green. The degree
graduates wear blue, tasselled trenchers or mortar boards which
were introduced in 17th century Oxford and Cambridge.
The dress for the doctoral degrees of Doctor of Philosophy
(PhD) and Doctor of Creative Arts (DCA) is distinguished by red
facingonthebluegownsandblackvelvetTudorBonnetswithared
tassel for the PhD and a blue one for the DCA. The higher doctorates
of Science, Letters and Laws have red gowns faced with blue and
a Tudor bonnet tasselled with silver, gold and purple respectively.
The Chancellor, gowned in black brocade trimmed with gold
lace and braid, is the chief dignitary and leader of the university
community. The Chancellor presides over meetings of the
Governing Body, the University Council, and confers degrees and
diplomas in Council's name.
A graduation ceremony is in many ways an historical pageant
but is above all a celebration of individual achievement and the
continuing role of the university.