Annual Report 2013 - Trinity College

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Trinity College Annual Report 2013
2014© Trinity College, Royal Parade, Parkville, Victoria 3052
Photography: Kit Haselden, Mark Chew.
CONTENTS
Overview02
Warden’s Report03
Residential College06
Trinity College Foundation Studies
07
Trinity College Theological School
08
Trinity Institute 9
Advancement 10
Other College-wide Departments
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Appendix 13
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OVERVIEW
Founded in 1872 as the first college of the University of Melbourne, Trinity College is a unique tertiary institution that
provides a diverse range of academic programs to talented students from across Australia and around the world.
Trinity College programs include:
• the Residential College for undergraduate and postgraduate
students of the University of Melbourne and of the Trinity
College Theological School, both resident and non-resident
• Trinity College Theological School (TCTS), a centre for
Anglican theology and ministry that educates people, lay and
ordained, to work for the transformation of church and society
• Trinity College Foundation Studies (TCFS), which offers
a range of one-year courses that prepare able overseas
students for undergraduate entry to the University of
Melbourne and other leading Australian universities
• the Trinity Institute, which offers inspirational leadership
programs for high school students, innovative professional
development, and thought-provoking open learning
opportunities for all.
Trinity College actively contributes to the life of the
wider University and its main campus is located adjacent
to the University grounds.
An Anglican institution, Trinity welcomes people of
all faiths and none. The College celebrates, and is
enriched by, the diversity of backgrounds of its staff
and students.
Trinity student numbers in all parts of the College in
2013 were:
Residential College
Resident students
Non-resident students
325
26
351
Theological School
Ministry Formation
Online
Certificate of Theology
49
150
619
818
International Programs
August/September Extended 2012
February Main
119
349
July Fast Track
72
August Main
84
August Comprehensive & Extended
October Fast Track 2013
321
53
998
Trinity Institute
Young Leaders Winter School (July)
137
Juilliard Winter Jazz School
42
Yalari Year 10 Orientation
37
Young Leaders Summer School (December)
96
312
STUDENT COHORT DURING 2013
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WARDEN’S REPORT
Trinity College has always sought to provide its students in all programs with educational experiences of
outstanding quality.
In recent years we have increasingly become aware that
students and their families and other supporters are
making choices based on a wider, and indeed global,
set of possibilities.
Trinity’s Foundation Studies program has been drawing
students from around Asia and across the world for over 24
years now, providing us all with a very concrete reminder of
that shrinking educational globe. Resident students too are
increasingly considering Trinity not only as one among the
options available in Melbourne, but as a means of obtaining
a world-class educational experience at the University of
Melbourne. This is reflected particularly in the growing
number of interstate applications we receive.
Through 2012 and 2013 the Board of the College and
others involved in our leadership and governance worked to
develop a strategic plan that reflected our aspirations and
addressed these challenges. It has three key elements:
• Access: We are committed to providing access to Trinity and
to our University partners’ programs to students from diverse
backgrounds, offering them transformative opportunities
regardless of their means.
• Experience: We seek to provide educational and other
experiences that reflect cutting-edge ideas, outstanding
quality of facilities and services, and otherwise match our
global competitors – except where we surpass them!
• Opportunity: We intend the Trinity experience to be the
beginning of a lifetime of engagement, supported by our
alumni network and new programs for existing and past
students that will assist them to pursue their ambitions.
Concretely, this led us to plan in 2013 for a number of
significant initiatives to be implemented as the 2014 year
unfolds. We have created a Careers and Further Studies
office to assist with the ‘Opportunity’ strand. We have
created a Centre for Advanced Studies to build our visiting
scholars program as a resource for the ‘Experience’ we
aspire to for all students, in residence, Foundation Studies
and Theology. Our ‘Access’ emphasis is embodied in
the restructuring of our Foundation Studies and related
programs such as Summer Schools into a new Pathways
School that will seek new means of engaging Australian as
well as international students. And we are planning a new
‘Gateway’ building that will serve all these purposes.
This will be my last full year as Warden; so it gives me
pleasure to report that during 2013, as always, Trinity
was building on its much-valued traditions with energy,
discipline and faith.
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COUNCIL
As the peak governance body of the College, the Council’s role is to ensure observance of the Trinity Constitution
and to provide advice to the Board, the Warden and the other senior officers of the College.
The 40-member Council consists of representatives of all
major sectors of the Trinity College community, including
students, staff, alumni, donors, the Church and the University,
presided over by the Archbishop of Melbourne. The Council
meets twice each year.
In May, it approved the 2012 Annual Report of the College.
Council also appointed Mr Jim Craig as the new Chair of the
Board from July, and re-appointed Professor David Studdert
for a further two-year term. In November the Council elected
Mr Richard Tudor to the Board, and re-elected Professor
Pip Pattison and elected Ms Kathleen Bailey-Lord and
the Revd Lynda McMinn to the Council. After re-electing
Bishop Grant, Associated Professor Tony Buzzard and
Mr Bill Cowan as members of the Fellows Committee, the
Council heard presentations from Mr Peter Elliott regarding
the College’s Master Plan, and from Mr J Craig Brown on
progress with design of a new education building proposed
for the southeastern precinct of the main campus.
BOARD
The 12 members of the Board focus on strategic and governance matters related to the future position of the
College in the sector and in the community.
Regular presentations are made to the Board by the various
teaching and support divisions of the College, as well as by
external consultants as required.
The Board monitors the College’s performance by way of a
set of more than 40 Key Performance Indicators that assess
the College’s financial and administrative operations, risk
mitigation and management strategies. An annual selfevaluation survey is also undertaken by each member of the
Board. The Board has committees that oversee Buildings
and Grounds, Education Strategy, Finance, Fundraising,
Governance, Investment Management, Risk Management
including OH&S and the Theological School. Committee
prepares a written annual report for the Board.
During 2013, the Board held eight meetings. Key discussions
included International Strategy, the Southern Gateway project,
the Strategic Plan, the Annual Risk Review, Operating and
Capital Budgets, Fundraising, future arrangements with
the University of Melbourne related to Foundation Studies,
and the Student and Staff Codes of Conduct. The Board also
approved a range of major infrastructure projects including
the landscaping works for the Sharwood Court and Wynne
Cottage/Kitchens North, the Jeopardy Stage 2 and Behan
Stage 1 Renovation, and a new telephony contract.
Mr Jim Craig took up the role of Chairman of the Board
in July, following the retirement of Mr Bill Cowan after
eight years as Chair. The Board re-appointed Ms Kathleen
Bailey-Lord and Mr Charles Sitch, but farewelled Ms Jodi
Fullarton-Healey and Professor David Studdert in October.
Ms Anna Traill followed Mr Matthew Hargreaves as Senior
Student of the College, an ex officio position on the Board.
The Board held a Retreat in October, and refined the Vision
and Strategic Plan for the College. Progress on each of the
Strategic Plan objectives was also reviewed. In particular, the
Board endorsed the use of the name ‘Pathways School’ rather
than ‘International Programs’. The Board further endorsed the
concept of a Centre for Advanced Studies and a Careers and
Further Studies Office, as well as the progress and direction
of the scholarships strategic plan.
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
The College performed considerably better than budget in 2013 due in large part to Foundation Studies’ enrolments
exceeding expectations.
The international student market for Foundation Studies
showed a strong upswing and continues to show signs of
growth. This is driven, among other things, by the University
of Melbourne’s strong global and regional ranking and
Foundation Studies being a premier pathway program.
The charts below show a breakdown of the sources of
College income and areas of College expenditure. Fee income
is clearly the main source of income, representing three
quarters of all income, while Investment Income is 7%, and
donations, 5%. Salaries and staff related costs represented
half of College expenditure in 2013.
Donations to Trinity College and to the Foundation were
again strong, with funds donated for scholarships, teaching
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and lectureships, educational programs, and for the
Warden’s and Dean’s discretionary funds.
The College spent some $3 million on capital works to
improve infrastructure and operations. Major projects
included refurbishment of Jeopardy and Behan student
rooms, the remaining landscaping works for the Vatican
Lawn, Sharwood Court and Kitchens, the completion of the
desktop/laptop replacement project, and the deposit on the
purchase of 73 Royal Parade.
The performance of investment funds was 2% higher
than the benchmark portfolio’s performance of +21%. These
investment funds support the College through the funding of
scholarships and studentships, and contributing to teaching,
building projects and other activities. The Board, through the
Finance and Investment Management Committees, regularly
reviews the College’s investment performance and fund
drawdowns to ensure that programs and activities are supported
adequately while also endeavoring to ensure endowed funds are
maintained in real terms for the long term.
2013 Income
2013 Expenditure
Other Revenue 9.0%
Administration and
other expenditure 18.7%
Conference and Events 2.0%
Investment Income 7.5%
Interest 0.0%
Catering 3.7%
Donations 4.9%
Depreciation 8.9%
Marketing and
Promotions 9.7%
Fee income, 76.5%
Buildings and Property 9.0%
Salaries and
On Costs 50.0%
INDIGENOUS EDUCATION
Trinity continued to pursue important Indigenous initiatives and programs.
There were 20 Indigenous students in residence and many
school students spent time living on campus for Trinity
Young Leaders Programs, the University of Melbourne
RISE camp for Science, a Yalari orientation camp, and
individual periods of work experience in the city. Important
partnerships were maintained with Yalari, the Smith Family,
Ganbina in Shepparton and the Aurora Foundation.
The College played a pivotal role in the Bachelor of Arts
(Extended) degree through teaching transition subjects
and meeting funding needs for teaching. Support for the
University saw success in establishing a new funding
partnership with Investec Bank and the beginning of a
valuable link with the Sydney-based Australian Indigenous
Education Foundation led by Andrew Penfold. There was
also important engagement in the development of the
Bachelor of Science Extended, and the support of the
Leith Foundation in funding curriculum development is
acknowledged with thanks.
The Trinity Young Indigenous Writers Prize for Poetry and
Short Fiction, the inspiration of alumnus Peter Gebhardt,
was launched in October. The annual prize, open to
Indigenous writers under 30, will offer a cash prize and a
period as writer in residence at Trinity.
The annual student trip to Minyerri and Darwin was
complemented by a new expedition into Yolngu country
in North East Arnhem Land. Five students and a staff
member spent ten remarkable days with the Lirrwi Yolngu
Tourism Aboriginal Corporation, and the support and
encouragement of alumnus Mark Carnegie was central to
the expedition.
SUSTAINABILITY
The 2013 Sustainability Interns, Hanna McCreath and Sam Hartley, played an important role in delivering the College’s
Sustainability strategy.
The 2013 initatives included distributing keep-cups
and water bottles to students; placing recycling bins
in student rooms; hosting ‘Clean Up Australia Day’;
establishing a partnership with Ormond College and
engaging with inter-collegiate working committees on
sustainability; distributing information and showcasing
sustainability at Trinity; and ‘re-launching’ the Trinity
College Sustainability’ Facebook page as a tool for
communication and participating in the reactivation of
the ‘Theme 1’ strategies.
The installation of double-glazing and hydronic heating
to all student and tutor rooms as part of the Jeopardy
building refurbishment has resulted in a significant drop in
Jeopardy’s electricity consumption of around 54% (85,000
kwh) compared to 2012.
A progress report was prepared on the achievement of
the targets set in the Sustainability Strategy (2010) for
achievement by 2022. The College is ahead in areas of
water, waste and gas, but is behind target for electricity
usage, travel and ‘carbon-neutral events’. A new Theme 1
working group was set up in 2013 comprising students, staff
and some service providers to set a path to get those areas
on track for 2022 targets. Work will continue on this in the
first half of 2014.
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RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE
The residential College year ended on a bright note: in the second semester the students attained the best academic
results of the past decade. The resident community was a harmonious one, well led by the senior students and supported
effectively by the staff.
Students embraced the more flexible tutoring offered in the
form of individual consultations, or small group teaching for
2 or 3 students, and results continued to be very good. Extracurricular tutorials in music were well attended, as were the
innovative 3D printing workshops.The Fireside Chat series
proved popular. Highlights included evenings with Professor
Marcia Langton, Mr Adam Bandt, MP,and Miegunyah Fellow
and eminent historian Professor Richard Immerman.
The non-resident program was boosted in the first
semester by the admission of 15 students who elected to wait
until July for the opportunity to enter the residential College.
The program has been consolidated as a purely academic
one based on tutorial support, and numbers are expected to
remain low in the immediate future.
An important initiative in 2013 was engagement with all
second year students in a more focussed professional
mentoring program. Half of the second year students took
up the opportunity to participate in an individual ‘life review’
with the Dean and Head of Academic Programs.
A second initiative concerned student wellbeing and mental
health in particular. The College employed a nurse from
Semester Two, as a point of assessment and management
of chronic conditions; and engaged with professional
organisations to develop health and wellbeing programs and
a pool of appropriate resources. The chaplain played a central
role in identifying resources and building new programs.
Student life was rich and varied. The play Cosi, and the
musical, A Chorus Line, were excellent and demanding
productions that were enjoyed greatly. The College again
flourished in a range of artistic and cultural pursuits, and
the students are commended on retaining the Intercollegiate
Shield for the Arts.
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Other highlights included public concerts for the a capella
groups the Candystripes and the Trinity Tiger Tones; a cultural
exchange visit from College House, New Zealand; and a now
‘traditional’ celebration of student music at the Big Day In
festival. The Trinity College Orchestra grew happily under the
leadership of conductor Patrick Miller, and the concert held in
November was excellent.
Tutoring services with the River Nile and Australian
Indigenous Mentoring Experience continued, while individuals
contributed strongly to tutoring with the Smith Family. The
drive for blood donations was also well supported.
The combined efforts of the women and men in
intercollegiate sports saw Trinity finish a very close second in
the overall competition. Of particular note was the women’s
success in the 1st VIII rowing, and an inaugural win for the
women in football.
The two Senior Students, Mr Matthew Hargreaves (2012–13)
and Ms Anna Traill (2013–14), and the two committees of the
student leadership group, the Trinity College Associated
Clubs, were instrumental in building a strong sense of
community. Dr Sally Dalton-Brown, Mr Jeff Richardson,
Ms Toni Roberts and the Revd Lynda McMinn, our new
Chaplain, worked tirelessly to lead, organise and manage
student life, and it was a delight to welcome Ms Andrea Ball
as College Nurse.
Mr Paul Broussard, Mr Ben Carson, Dr Alyce Lim, Mr
Jason Quin and Ms Kellie Mathers finished their terms as
resident tutors in 2013, and left with sincere thanks for their
important roles in College life. We also farewelled spouses
and occasional tutors and student mentors Ms Diana Carson
and Mr Nathan Jessup, both great enthusiasts for collegiate
education and Trinity.
TRINITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION STUDIES
Trinity College Foundation Studies (TCFS) is an award-winning, one-year course that annually prepares up to 900
overseas students for undergraduate entry to the University of Melbourne and other leading Australian universities.
The high academic standards of TCFS students are
reflected in the table below, giving statistics from the 2012–
2013 intakes. Following the introduction of iPad technology
in the classroom in 2011, and the ensuing 2012 improvement
in average student performance, 2013 has confirmed that
upward trend.
Teaching methods and student learning have both
improved through the renewal program that accompanied
the new technology. All Main and Fast Track intakes have
delivered strong results. A greater proportion than usual
received offers of places at the University of Melbourne.
In 2013, TCFS outstripped all competitors, with an almost
20% increase in enrolments over 2012, itself 14% above
the preceding year. This produced a record number of new
enrolments in 2013 of 933, a testimony to the quality and
good reputation of the program.
Such rapid growth has generated some challenges in
JULY
FAST TRACK
2012 –2013
JULY
MAIN
2012–2013
91
146
Students qualifying from
the program
91
(100%)
145
(99.3%)
Students with an average of,
or above, 95%
6
(6.6%)
11
(7.5%)
Students with an average
of 90–100% for their top
four subjects
45
(49.5%)
50
(34.2%)
TCFS graduates who
applied to the University of
Melbourne offered a place
84
(92.3%)
119
(81.5%)
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS
Number of final examinees
terms of finding the additional teaching facilities in which
to operate. This work will continue into 2014, as enrolment
growth is likely to continue.
The College Board remains committed to ‘future-proofing’
the College’s sources of extra revenue from its educational
initiatives, and the opportunities to create new, additional and
more diversified program offerings were actively pursued in
2013. This has also laid the groundwork for the new Pathways
School organisational entity, to commence in January 2014.
Consolidation of the existing pre-university and preparatory
programs of the College – the Young Leaders Programs, the
Bachelor of Arts (Extended) and the Trinity Institute bespoke
programs – has been a major part of the strategic work of 2013.
In August, the College signed an Agreement regarding the
TCFS program with the University of Melbourne, the outcome
of many months of negotiation. This is the first formal,
mutually binding agreement between the College and the
University regarding TCFS in its
OCTOBER
FEBRUARY 24-year history. It will serve to
FAST TRACK
MAIN enhance the collaboration and
2012–2013
2013 strategic planning for TCFS and
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469 afford the program a greater
certainty and security.
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464
In September, a party of around
(100%)
(98.9%)
50 TCFS students and staff
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44 headed to Central Australia,
(11.6%)
(9.4%)
a wonderful opportunity for
international students to see
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181 more of the country and to
(60.9%)
(38.6%) better understand the world of
Indigenous Australians and the
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396 unique Australian landscape. The
(94.2%)
(84.4%) tour was resoundingly successful.
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TRINITY COLLEGE THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
The Theological School at Trinity College has had a successful year in 2013. Student numbers were high, and the
School continues its tradition of providing in-depth and relevant programs for students studying theology and
ministery formation, whether for lay or ordained ministries.
In November, nine students were ordained Priest in the
Diocese of Melbourne, as well as others ordained as
Deacon across the Province of Victoria. Sadly, the Revd
Soraya Christie, newly-ordained Deacon from the Maori
community, passed away in February. She had attended the
Theological School in 2012.
Visitors to the School included Archbishop Philip Freier,
who addressed our students on critical issues concerning
mission, evangelism and ministry.
Negotiations with the United Faculty of Theology (UFT)
continued this year, and also with the University of Divinity.
Next year, 2014, will be something of a transition year for
the School, when it will develop new models of partnership
with the UFT and the University.
Faculty members had a fruitful year lecturing, engaging
in research and undertaking speaking engagements
across the Church. They attended international
conferences, in places as far afield as North America,
Sweden and England.
In August, Professor Frank Brennan SJ AO gave the
43rd Barry Marshall Memorial Lecture at Trinity College,
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speaking on the theme “The Public, the Church and Asylum
Seekers;’ his paper was well received.
The College Retreat was held at Pallotti College in August.
The retreat conductor, Fr John Stewart from the Living Well
Centre, spoke on the story of the Road to Emmaus.
New Adjunct Faculty members have included the Very
Revd Dr Andreas Loewe, the Revd Dr Hugh Kempster,
Dr Katherine Firth, the Revd Dr Richard Treloar, and
the Revd Dr Don Saines. The Revd Dr Craig D’Alton has
contributed significantly to the life of the School and the
Faculty as the St Mary’s Lecturer in Anglican Studies. The
Revd Jasmine Dow became the second Morna Sturrock
Fellow in the Theological School. Dr Megan Warner was
farewelled in November and has left for London. We were
sorry to see her go, as she had contributed much to the life
of the School.
Finance is never an easy issue in the Theological School,
but we were blessed to receive the Geoff and Edith Pitcher
Fund for $100,000 for each of five years. This has enabled
us, among other things, to offer scholarships to students to
study full-time in the School.
TRINITY INSTITUTE
The Trinity Institute includes the Young Leaders Program, Conferences and Events, and various short courses offered
with strategic partners.
Overall, this has been the most successful year to date for
all areas of the Institute. Before 2013, the Young Leaders
Program (YLP) was offered only in July and December. This
year, however, brought much innovation and partnerships
to run hybrid models of YLP with various strategic
partners, including:
• a leadership weekend with 30 outstanding Year 10
indigenous students from all over Australia with Yalari
Foundation
• a new YLP offering in partnership with Engage Education
Foundation, a youth organisation founded by Trinity College
alumni where 25 low socioeconomic students were fully
funded to participate
• a ‘Doing Business in the Asia Pacific Region’ program for
masters-level prospective international students visiting
the Business and Commerce faculty
• a science exposure program called RISE for Year 9–10
Indigenous Victorian students in partnership with the
University of Melbourne
• the Juilliard Jazz School, which brought 40 outstanding
high-school musicians in contact with Juilliard’s finest jazz
musicians for one week in July.
These programs were in addition to our regular YLP,
which broke records for numbers in July, with 216
program enrolments. Over half of these students were
from Australia. As the July 2009 program had only 12
students, and each was international, this is a significant
achievement. In April, Dr Brenda Holt had the opportunity
to present the YLP to the Ministry of Education in
Malaysia, which resulted in endorsment of the program for
outstanding Malaysian students; this will bring significant
new funding and students.
In August, we launched a promotional video about
the YLP. The University of Melbourne Marketing and
Admissions teams have embraced the video as it talks
explicitly about the University becoming a pathway
for students after attending a YLP program. Using the
University of Melbourne brand and ranking has been
strategic in allowing us into a greater number of schools
in South-East Asia.
The Conference and Events programs have also had
a good year, not only financially, but also through the
strategic partnerships established, nurtured or maintained.
The College owes an enormous amount to Mark Gordon,
who is leaving the College after eight years as the Manager
of Conferences. Mark has done an outstanding job building
this business into what it is today. A full list of conference
groups for 2013 is given in the Appendix.
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ADVANCEMENT
On numerous fronts, Trinity enjoyed a successful year in its Advancement activities. This was strengthened by a
supportive and engaged College community, who believe in enhancing the educational experience we provide.
We remain deeply appreciative of the generous support of
our many donors, and acknowledge the ways in which their
generosity supports the College’s continued success. In
2013, our Annual Giving program raised close to $550K, a
45% increase on 2012. We received $1.4 million in Major
Gifts – 20% more than the previous year. During the year the
Advancement team also secured over $900,000 in pledges,
which will convert to cash donations in the coming years.
A further $100,000 was pledged to the Theology School,
being the first installment of a $500,000 pledge over five years.
The work of the Revd Canon Dr Ray Cleary, the Revd Professor
Dorothy Lee and Bishop Grant to secure this gift was much
appreciated.
Thanks to the many College supporters, we now can award
over $1 million a year in scholarships, which makes up almost
15% of total residential fees. Donors also made significant
contributions to the Choir, our Indigenous programs, our
Young Leaders programs, and to buildings and grounds, which
included the renovation of the Behan Building (pictured).
Fundraising figures alone do not reveal the investment in
future potential giving. In 2013 we had 600 individual donors,
which was a 13% increase on 2012. More importantly, 120 of
these were new donors to the College.
The fundraising efforts were supported by numerous
alumni-engagement activities. During the year 1,800 people
attended a range of events. Of them, 600 attended on multiple
occasions. We were excited to see some 500 people attend our
events for the first time in five years.
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Strong attention was also placed in connecting with our
Foundation Studies alumni. We ran reunions in Malaysia,
Singapore, Hong Kong and Melbourne. Some 200 people
attended these events, and we now have over 500 correct
email addresses for our Foundation Studies alumni.
The year also saw its share of staff change. In January
Mr Scott Charles, the Director of Advancement,
commenced, as did Ms Kate Stewart, our Events
Coordinator, and Ms Mia Yourn, the Advancement Team
Administrator. Ms Jennifer Wraight, who works in the Major
Gifts area, joined us for the last four months of the year;
and in December we recruited a new Communications
Manager, Mr Ben Zipper. Also joining the team were Ms
Deirdre Sheehan as the graphic designer, and Ms Dawn
Leicester as special projects officer. The team has not
grown in size; these people have either taken up roles that
were already vacant or replaced the two staff members who
moved to other organisations during the year: Ms Penny
Harth and Ms Nicole Crook.
Looking forward, the Advancement team has been
busy developing a fundraising strategy for the new Southern
Gateway Building. We are excited to note that the building is
currently going through the town planning process.
With the Southern Gateway Building forming a key
aspect of the College’s strategic objective of providing
a transformational education experience for students,
the new building signifies a new and exciting chapter for
the College.
OTHER COLLEGE-WIDE DEPARTMENTS
ART AND ARCHIVES
This year saw the College’s two major cultural collections come under the responsibility of a single role in the Rusden
Curator, with concentrated efforts made to strengthen the archival holdings and promote both collections.
Two new portrait commissions commenced during
2013, scheduled for completion in early 2014. Since the
re-opening of the renovated Dining Hall in late 2012, the
portrait hang has been refreshed and accompanied by an
updated edition of the successful room brochure, ‘A Quick
Guide to the Portrait Collection in the Dining Hall’.
At the beginning of 2013, the Dean, Mr Campbell Bairstow,
and his wife Ms Jill Gregory, generously loaned a series
of works on paper to the College for display in the new
reception foyer. Djalkiri: The Blue Mud Bay series is a body
of collaborative works on paper by Indigenous and nonindigenous artists. The series of eight works has been
incredible well received, and the College has been
fortunate to acquire the last remaining folio of this series
to augment its existing art holdings.
Adding a new dimension to the portrait collection was
the completion of the College’s first major photographic
portrait of inaugural Indigenous scholarship recipients,
Sana Nakata (TC 2001) and Lilly Brown née Brophy (TC
2001), by photographic artist Hayden Golder.
A series of temporary exhibitions have been held across
the College, including works by Melbourne print artist
John Shirlow, recent State Library of Victoria Creative
Fellow Nicholas Jones, as well as digital student works
on the Dining Hall café screen.
A central priority during 2013 has been to strengthen
the documentation of the archival holdings and foster a
greater engagement with the College’s significant heritage.
In September, a new Facebook page for the collections was
launched, which has been enthusiastically received.
As in past years, the collections have benefitted through
the generosity of people who have either lent or given art
works and material documenting the College’s heritage.
CHAPLAINCY
The Chaplaincy team offers regular worship opportunities, pastoral support and advice to all members of Trinity,
be they students, staff, parents, friends, alumni or members of the wider university and Parkville communities.
During 2013, the team included the Revd Lynda McMinn as
joint College Chaplain, with a responsibility to the Residential
College, the Revd Christopher Carolane, joint College Chaplain
with responsibility for Foundation Studies, and the Revd
Jasmine Dow as Associate Chaplain.
Choral Evensong, with the Trinity Choir, was sung every
Sunday evening during term time, and occasionally featured
professorial lectures.
Chaplaincy to the Residential College included a strengthened
pastoral-care program. Lynda has worked with the residential
team to develop a program that will grow resilient students.
Chris has worked closely with other members of the
Foundation Studies student welfare team and the counsellor
throughout 2013. Both students and staff have sought his
counsel for personal and/or professional matters.
A weekly Bible Study has been held throughout the year in
the Prayer Space at Swanston Street. Chris conducted the
first Trinity College and Friends Cambodian Service Project
in January.
Student clubs run through Chaplaincy included a
knitting club and singing club. The third Central Australia
Adventure trip was highly successful in the September/
October holiday period, with 49 students attending.
In December, the Chaplains, Music and Advancement staff
again produced two well-attended and beautifully sung
services of lessons and carols, where funds were raised for
the Brotherhood of St Laurence and the Christmas bowl.
The program differed slightly from previous years, with
the Trinity Choir presenting a Sunday Live broadcast from
Melbourne’s ABC studios.
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THE CHOIR OF TRINITY COLLEGE
Another very busy year started for the Choir with the traditional Workshop Week on 17 February.
A busy schedule of concerts included the visit of Eric
Whitacre, well-known American composer and conductor,
in April. He worked with the choir for three days,
culminating in a concert at Monash University on 13 April.
Australian composer Nigel Westlake asked the choir to
be part of the ‘Happiness and its Causes’ Conference in
Melbourne in June, where they sang an a cappella
work excerpted from Nigel’s Missa Solis – Requiem for
Eli. The choir was also invited to present a lunchtime
concert as part of the entertainment program for the
quadrennial International Congress of Voice Teachers
in Brisbane.
In August the choir again participated in the Melbourne
University Anatomy Department’s Service of Thanksgiving
for those who have donated their bodies for medical
research and anatomy.
The Anglican aged-care provider Benetas celebrated 65
years at the end of October in St Paul’s Cathedral. Michael
Leighton Jones was commissioned to write a festal setting
of the Mass. The Choir premiered the ‘Nostalgic Mass’ for
the occasion, along with two anthems by Philip Matthias.
The year ended with further recording sessions in the
week leading up to the Carol Services, and the choir sang
for the Sunday Live broadcast on ABC Classic FM, with
Marshall McGuire (harp). This program included two first
broadcast performances: ‘I Saw Three Ships’ by Stuart
Greenbaum, and Triptych by Michael Leighton Jones.
Dr Joshua van Konkelenberg was appointed College
Organist on his return from studies in the UK, and we
began the year with two Junior Organ Scholars, Myfanwy
Macindoe and Thomas Baldwin. Hugh Fullarton (Organ
Scholar 1995-1998) became College Organist on Dr van
Konkelenberg’s resignation in May, while Myfanwy also left
to pursue further organ studies in Germany.
Michael Leighton Jones announced his retirement, to
occur at Easter 2014, after 17 years as the Director of Music.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
Information Technology Services (ITS) developed a five-year IT & AV Strategic Plan, conducted a security audit and
continued work on the network improvement project, audio visual facilities and web applications.
ITS consulted with divisions across the College to develop
a 2013–2017 IT & AV Strategic Plan, which underpins the
overall College strategy. A cornerstone of the new strategy
is to fully deliver an enhanced data and voice network,
a major multi-year undertaking that began in 2012.
Among the 43 projects that ITS delivered in 2013 were
improvements to audio in the Chapel, and installation of
an audio system and special lectern in the Old Warden’s
Lodge space. In response to the increasing use of tablets
and smart phones for website access, and in line with the
external website usability improvements made in 2012,
the Trinity College Portal underwent a responsive design
makeover to make the site more mobile device-friendly.
Major benefits have been realised through the Foundation
Studies online enquiries and applications system, allowing
prospective students to submit applications via the Trinity
website, ready for processing by Admissions staff.
A consulting firm was appointed to review aspects of the
College’s IT security arrangements, as well as making
attempts to compromise security. The result was a
favourable report, with recommendations to enhance IT
security at the College.
LIBRARY
The year was characterised by new technology, significant bequests, intriguing art and extensive use by students.
The entire year saw the library filled to capacity with students
from Professor Robin Sharwood, Dr Barbara Cargill and
from across the College, using the space for study or to
Professor Miles Nicholls.
request resources for their various programs. Over 100,000
The Library hosted an intriguing exhibition of book
users passed through our doors this year.
sculptures called ‘Unpacking the Library’ by sculptor
Major achievements for the Library include the successful
Nicholas Jones. The exhibit featured old books that had been
installation of the new RFID (Radio Frequency ID) technology,
carved into interesting contours, characters and forms.
a new state of the art security system to track library
We have also been exploring the new world of eResources
resources; the addition of Portfolio to the library’s suite
and online teaching with the College. We have increased
of software, a module that will allow digital resources to
our eBook collection as we take steps to becoming a
be added and searched via the online catalogue; and the
modern digital library. The Deputy Librarian and Library
effective handling of the myriad requests from students
Technician carried out a successful program of information
and researchers.
literacy training with Foundation Studies students. Library
We received a significant bequest of books from the estate
orientation tours were conducted by all members of staff for
of Professor A G L Shaw, and other significant donations
over 1,000 students during the year.
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APPENDIX
STAFF LIST
WARDEN’S OFFICE
Professor Andrew McGowan,
BA(Hons) UWA, BD(Hons)
MelbCollDiv, MA, PhD NotreDame
Warden and President
of Trinity College
Principal Research Fellow,
School of Historical Studies,
Dr Brenda Holt,
BA Baylor, DipEd Monash,
MA Fuller, PhD Melb
Chief of Staff
Honorary Fellow, Melbourne
Graduate School of Education,
Dr Peter Campbell, JP,
BEc, BA, MMus ANU,
GradDipLib&InfoMgt Canberra,
PhD Melb, AALIA
Executive Officer
Honorary Fellow, Melbourne
Conservatorium of Music,
Mr Skip Horne,
BSFS Georgetown, MBA Virginia
Careers Consultant
(from September)
RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE
Mr Campbell Bairstow,
BA UWA, BEd Murdoch
Dean of the College and
Deputy to the Warden
Ms Andrea Ball,
BNurs LaTrobe
Nurse (from September)
RESIDENT TUTORS
Mr Paul Broussard,
BA(Hons) Melb (German)
Mr Benedict Carson,
BSc(Hons) Melb (Physics)
Mr Jackson Clarke
BSc, BMath UNewcastle,
MS Melb (Mathematics/Physics)
Ms Kate Crowhurst,
BA UWA, MEd Melb (History/
Political Science)
Dr Emma Henderson,
BA, LLB(Hons) Canter, LLM
BritCol, PhD Melb (Law)
Ms Kellie Mathers,
BPhysEd, GradDipEd UWA,
(Wellbeing)
Mr Justin McNamara,
BAppSc, PsyD Deakin
(Psychology)
Mr Jason Qin,
BE(Hons) Melb (Biology)
Ms Sarah Ward,
GradDipAppSc, BPhysio, BSc
Auck (Physiotherapy)
Ms Alyce Lim (née Wilson),
BHlthSc(Hons) Deakin (Medicine)
NON-RESIDENT TUTORS
Ms Michelle Anson,
BCom(Hons) Melb (Marketing)
Dr Sally Dalton-Brown,
BA(Hons) Wits, BA(Hons) UNISA,
MA Wits, PhD Cantab, PhD CLanc
Head of Academic Programs
Ms Meleesha Bardolia,
BA Melb (Literature)
Mr Jeff Richardson,
BA, DipEd Melb, GradDipLang
Deakin, MEd Monash
Head of Student Services
Dr Jon Barlow,
BA(Hons) Syd, MA Monash,
PhD Syd (Classics)
Ms Kristie Nevill,
BA(Hons) LaTrobe,
PGDipTeach(Sec) Melb
Admissions Officer (to March)
Ms Toni Roberts,
BA, BTeach Melb,
GradDipPsy Monash
Registrar (from February)
Mr Elliott Bannan,
BA Melb (History)
Ms Melanie Birkbeck,
BCS JCU (IT)
Ms Tania Bonetto,
DipInterp&Trans RMIT (Italian)
Mr Angus Cameron,
BA Melb (Media)
Ms Holly Cao, (Tennis)
Ms Diana Carson,
BSc Melb, MClinPsy RMIT
(Psychology)
Ms Laura Chalk,
BA Melb (Indigenous Politics)
Mr Sandeep Kirpalani,
BCom SymbiosisColl
Mr David Chan,
BCom Melb (Finance/Economics)
Mr Daniel Ko,
BBiomed Melb (Biomedicine)
Ms Joanne Chew,
BEng (Melb) (Mathematics/
Statistics)
Professor Joe Klewicki,
BSc Michigan, MSc GeorgiaIT, PhD
Michigan (Fluid Dynamics)
Ms Sarah Ch’ng,
BBiomed Melb (Neuroscience)
Mr Timothy Lim,
BCom Melb (Accounting)
Mr Andrew Chong,
BBiomed (Melb) (Biomedical
Science)
Mr Hok Lim,
BPharm Otago
Mr Kyle Conrau-Lewis,
BA(Hons) Melb (Latin)
Mr Stephen Lonsdale,
BSc, DipMathSc, MSc Melb
(Mathematics)
MA Wits, PhD Cantab, PhD
UCLanc (Russian/Philosophy)
Mr Scott Limbrick,
BA(Hons) Melb (Politics)
Ms Harriet Dashnow,
BA, BSc Melb (Genetics)
Ms Sarah Mann,
BSc Melb (Chemistry)
Ms Chantal Donovan,
BSc(Hons) Melb (Pharmacology)
Mr Bevan Main,
BSc(Hons) Melb (Pharmacology)
Mr Diego Mendez,
Cert IV, BA (Criminology)
Ms Hélène Duchamp,
BCom Melb (French)
Mr Patrick Miller,
BMus, MMus Melb (Orchestra)
Ms Rita Ekberg,
BA Melb, MSocSc(IntlDev) RMIT
Mr Caleb Morrill-Winter,
BSc, MSc NewHamp (Fluid
Mechanics)
Ms Astrid Fulton,
BSc Melb (Engineering)
Mr Sean Griffiths,
BVSc(Hons) Melb
Dr Sanzhuan Sandra Guo,
LLM Northwestern, PhD Peking,
JD Melb (Business Law)
Mr Todd Morris,
BCom Melb (Economics)
Ms Antonia Morris,
BCom, ME Melb (Engineering)
Mr Liam Mulvey,
BA UWA (French)
Ms Charlotte Guy,
BEnv Melb (Environments)
Mr Benjamin Murphy,
BA Melb (Politics)
Mr Timothy Hamilton,
BA Melb (Criminology)
Ms Alanna Myers,
BA(Media&Comms)(Hons) Melb
(Media)
Ms Irene Han,
BA Melb (Quantitative Methods)
Mr Matthew Harper-Schmid,
BA, BCom Melb (Accounting)
Mr Andrew Hebbard,
Mr Sean Hewteson,
BSc Melb (Physiology)
Mr William Leaf,
BPD, BArch, BPC(Hons) Melb
(Architecture)
Ms Joy Liu,
BBiomed Melb (Immunology)
Ms Clare O’Donoghue,
BA(Hons) Melb (Art History)
Ms Chiemi Parker,
BA Melb (Japanese)
Ms Kelly Roberts,
BA Melb (Law)
Professor Roger Scott,
BA Melb, MA Cantab (Classics)
Mr John Ryan,
BCom Melb (Commerce)
Mr Tristam Shepherd,
BSc(Hons), MSc Canter (Climate
Science)
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Mr Prasanna Sritharan,
BEng(Mechatronics), BCompSc
Melb (Engineering)
Ms Lucie Gavanon,
BA Adel (Philosophy/Spanish)
Ms Kathryn St John,
BCom Melb (Economics)
Ms Natasha Giles,
BEnvDes UWA (Architecture)
Mr Jack Tan,
BA Singapore (Literature)
Dr Shu Tan,
MBBS, PGradDipSurgAnat Melb
(Medicine)
Ms Wai Ying Tham,
BSc(Hons) Melb (Yoga)
Mr Douglas Tjandra,
Mr Joshua Van Konkelenberg,
AMusA, BMus Adel,
GradDipScreenMus AFTRS
(Music)
Dr Tamara Vu,
BA, LLB(Hons), MBBS Melb
(Medicine)
Mr Yi Jzen Goh (Economics)
Ms Suzie Gomm (Management)
Ms Miranda Gronow (Classics)
Mr Sam Hartley (Piano)
Mr Andrew Hearl,
BA Melb (Gender Studies)
Ms Katie Hewitt (Piano)
Mr Robert Holt (Mathematics)
Ms Selvi Jegatheeson,
BSc(Hons) Auck (Veterinary
Science/Zoology)
Mr Rocky Liang,
BE(Hons) Melb (Engineering)
Mr Simon Matthews
(Quantitative Methods/Economics)
Mr David Wakeham,
BA(Hons) Monash, BSc Melb
(Mathematics)
Mr Damian Morton (Guitar)
Dr Michael Walker,
BSc(Hons) Monash, MASt Cantab,
PhD ANU (Mathematics)
Mr James Roberts (Finance)
Mr David Wilson,
BCom(Hons) Melb (Finance)
Ms Sissi (Xi) Wang,
BCom Melb (Accounting/Chinese)
Ms Alice Warren,
BA(Hons) Canter (Linguistics)
Ms Amelia Watson,
BA Melb (Psychology)
Mr Harrison Wraight,
BArchSt Melb (Design)
Dr Hee-Jeong Silvia Yang,
PhD Hanbuk, DipTheol
MelbCollDiv (Spanish)
Mr Alex Zarebski,
BSc Melb (Mathematics)
Ms Lucy Zhang,
BCom(Hons) Melb (Marketing)
Ms Ying Zhong,
BBiomed Melb (Immunology)
STUDENT TUTORS
Mr Jason Chiang (Violin)
Mr Ben Clark (Guitar)
Mr Joe Constable (Latin)
Mr Mathew Crane, BA ACU (Arts)
Mr Tom Crowhurst (Mathematics)
Ms Stephanie Forrest (Classics)
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Mr Matt Geleta (Chemistry)
Mr Luke Patterson,
GradDipLing Melb (Aboriginalities)
Ms Natasha Robbins
(Criminology)
Mr Santo Tripodi (Italian)
Mr Rukman Vijayakumar,
BBiomed Melb (Anatomy)
Ms Eliza Wallace, BCom Melb
(Economics)
Mr Ruaridh Williamson
(Mathematics)
Mr James Wolfe,
BSc(Hons) Syd (Anatomy)
Mr Peter Wu (Piano/Medicine)
THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
Dr David Gormley O’Brien,
BSc, BComEng LaTrobe, MA,
MATS GordonConwellTS, MPhil,
DPhil Oxon
McMullin Lecturer and
Coordinator of Theology Online
The Revd Cecilia Francis,
LicACST LincolnIHS, BTheol
MelbCollDiv
Coordinator, Supervised
Theological Field Education
Program and Certificate in
Theology and Ministry
The Revd Professor
Andrew McGowan,
Joan F W Munro Professor of
Historical Theology
Dr Megan Warner,
BJuris, LLB, LLM UWA, LLM
Bristol, BTheol MelbCollDiv,
DTheol MCDU
Bromby Lecturer in Biblical
Studies (to December)
Mr David Barmby,
BMus Syd, MMus UNSW
Administrator (to April)
Ms Lek Koswig
Administrator (from June)
ADJUNCT FACULTY
The Revd Canon
Dr Stephen Ames,
BSc, PhD Melb, BD, BA, HD
EpiscDivSch, PhD Melb
The Venerable Dr Brad Billings,
BTheol TaborColl, BMin
MelbCollDiv, MA Melb, ThD
AustCollTheol
The Revd Professor Dorothy Lee,
BA(Hons), DipEd Newc,
BD(Hons), PhD Syd
Dean of the Theological School
Frank Woods Professor of
New Testament
The Revd Professor
Gary D Bouma,
BA Calvin, MDiv PrincetonThSem,
MA, PhD Cornell
The Revd Canon Dr Ray Cleary AM,
BEcon, DipEd Monash, BSocWk
Melb, BTheol, MMin, DMinStuds
MelbCollDiv
Sambell Lecturer in Pastoral
and Public Theology
Director of Ministry Formation
The Revd Dr John Capper,
BEng UNSW, BTheol, DipMin
Ridley, DipSocSc UNE, PhD Cantab
The Revd Dr Craig D’Alton,
BA, PhD Melb, BTheol, MA
MelbCollDiv
St Mary’s Lecturer in Anglican
Studies
The Revd Dr Lynne Broughton,
BA, PhD Melb
The Revd Dr David Cole,
DMin SanFran, PhD Newc
The Venerable Dr John Davis,
BA Adel, DipEd, MA McMaster,
BD, DTheol MelbCollDiv
The Revd Dr Ron Dowling,
BA Melb, MA CathUAmerica, DMin
ChrchDivSchPac, ThL (to July)
Dr Anne Elvey,
BSc, PhD Monash, GradDipEd
MercyColl, BTheol, TheolM
MelbCollDiv
Dr Felicity Harley-McGowan,
BA, PhD Adel
The Revd Dr Ron Noone,
BA Melb, PhD NYU, BTheol
MelbCollDiv
The Revd Canon
Dr Colleen O’Reilly,
GradDipEdAdmin Melb, ThA
AustCollTheol, BTheol SydCollDiv,
MTheol USyd, DMinStud
SanFranThSem
The Rt Revd John Parkes,
AM, KStJ,
LLB(Hons) Sheff, BTh(Hons) ACT,
MTh MelbCollDiv
The Revd Dr Brian Porter,
MA Cantab, MLitt UNE, BA
Monash, ThD AustCollTheol
Dr Muriel Porter, OAM,
BA UNE, BLitt ANU, DPhil Melb,
MA ACU
The Revd Canon
Dr Charles Sherlock,
BA(Hons) Syd, ThL AustCollTheol,
MA ANU, BD Lond, ThD
AustCollTheol
INTERNATIONAL
PROGRAMS
Dr Barbara Cargill,
BA, MEd Melb, DBA
Swinburne, MAHRI
Dean of International Programs
Mr Glen Jennings,
BA(Hons), MA LaTrobe
Associate Dean (Academic
Operations)
Dr Bernard Leigh,
BSc(Hons), GradDipEd, PhD
Monash, MEd Melb
Timetable Coordinator & Special
Projects Coordinator
Ms Alison Menzies,
BA, BSW, GradDip(Mgt) Melb
Associate Dean (Marketing
and Admissions)
FOUNDATION STUDIES
ADMINISTRATION
Dr Tan Hooi Cheng,
BSc(Hons), PhD Monash
Associate Director, Academic
Administration
Ms Alexandra Dahlsen
Manager, Student Administration
Ms Sonam Agarwal,
BCom, BMBus(Bank&Fin) Monash
Administration and Budget Officer
(on leave from April)
Ms Claire Baxter,
BA(Hons), BSc Melb
Deputy Head of Residence
(to February)
Ms Tess Morriss
(from February)
Ms Christy Capper,
BA Macq, GradDipArts,
MAVocPrac Tabor
(from August)
Ms Victoria Gregory,
BA, BCom Monash
Administration and Budget
Officer (from September)
Ms Sravanthi Bondugulapati
Residential Assistant
Ms Kirstie Robertson,
Administration and Budget
Officer (from April to September)
Ms Caitlin Jennings
(from August)
Mr Trevor Bradley
Administrative Assistant
MARKETING & ADMISSIONS
Ms Mina Corbino,
BA, BBus VUT
Examinations Coordinator
Ms Kiki Citra Horas,
BA(Media&Comms),
DipModLang(Jap) Melb
Ms Alpna Tankha,
BComm Dehli, MBus(ERPs) VicU
Administration Coordinator
(to June)
Ms Annie Rapoport,
BA(Hons), PostGradCertEd
Bristol
Administration Coordinator
(from June to December)
ACCOMMODATION
Ms Linda Olivieri
Accommodation Coordinator
Ms Jillian Huang,
BA Guandong, Med Monash,
AdvDipTrans AustInstTrans&Interp
Student Support Officer
(to August)
Ms Piumali Jayasuriya,
BIT CSU
Student Support Services Officer
(from September)
EDITH HEAD HALL
Ms Cassie Wilson,
BA, BEd Monash
Head of Residence (to August)
Ms Sae Ikenishi
Ms Alison Menzies,
BA, BSW, GradDip(Mgt) Melb
Associate Dean (Marketing
and Admissions)
Mr Ben Waymire,
BA LaTrobe
Senior Marketing &
Admissions Manager
Ms Lesley Allen,
DipKTC Melb
Admissions Manager
Ms Vivian Chan,
BCom, GradDipIS Melb
Marketing & Admissions Manager
Ms Cindy Chandra,
BA(Media&Comms),
DipModLang(Indon) Melb
Mr James Kerley,
BA(Hons), GradDipEd LaTrobe
Ms Jaime Winchester,
BA, GradDipComms VicU
Admissions Officer
Ms Kirsten Fawcett-Le Rossignol,
BA VUT
Marketing & Admissions Officer
REGISTRATIONS
Ms Christine Alexiou,
BA Monash
Director of Registrations
Ms Ting Dong,
BBus(HospMgt) VicU
Registrations Officer
STUDENT COUNSELLING
Ms Anita Krautschneider,
BA Deakin, GradDipAppPsych
VUT, MEd(Psych) Melb, MAPS
Counsellor
Mr Noam Perl-Gurovich,
BA(Dist) HUJI, BSW(Dist),
GCertFamSensPract&FamThpy
LaTrobe, MAASW
Counsellor (from October)
STUDENT SERVICES
Ms Kelly Owen,
DipEventMgt FitzwilliamInst
Manager, Student Services
Ms Su Li Yeoh,
BSc Melb
Student Experience Coordinator
Ms Stephanie Wilson,
Administrative Assistant (to April)
Mr Janaka Wijesekera,
BEng(Hons) RMIT
(from April)
STUDENT WELFARE
Ms Say Chin Lim,
BA Deakin, DipAdvert
LimkokwingICT
Manager Student Welfare
Ms Jillian Huang,
BA Guandong, Med Monash,
AdvDipTrans AustInstTrans&Interp
Student Support Officer
(to August)
Ms Piumali Jayasuriya,
BIT CSU
Student Support Services Officer
(from September)
Ms Ann Wang,
BA(IntStud) RMIT
Administration Officer
TEACHING STAFF
ACCOUNTING
Ms Mary Zafirakis,
BEc, PostGradDip(Acc) Monash
Subject Leader
Mr Ian Beck,
BBus, MBA RMIT, MEdAdmin,
DipTertEd UNE, DipEd
StateCollVic, FRMIT (to July)
Mr Felipe Casasayas,
BEd Melb, GradDipCompSc,
GradDipAdvCompSc, GradDipAcc
LaTrobe
Mr Tee Keat (Danny) Tan,
BCom, LLB Melb,
GradDipLegPrac LeoCussen
(from August)
Ms Sharyn Yeats,
BBus(Acc), GradDipEd(Sec) QUT,
CELTA Cambr (from April)
BA EXTENDED
Mr David Collis,
BSc(Hons), BA(Hons) Monash,
GradDipTheol, MA(BibStud)
MelbCollDiv
Program Leader
(from December)
BIOLOGY
Dr Kerry Higgins,
BSc(Hons), PhD Melb
Subject Leader
Ms Madeline Papandreou,
BSc LaTrobe, DipEd(Sec) CSU
Dr Catherine Symington,
BAgrSc(Hons), PhD LaTrobe,
Med(EdMgt) Melb
Ms Victoria Guggenheimer,
BSc RMIT
CHEMISTRY
Dr Patricia Jackson,
BSc(Hons) Melb, PhD Cantab
Subject Leader (to May)
Dr Kerry Higgins,
BSc(Hons), PhD Melb
Subject Leader (from June)
Ms Catherine Elsworth,
BSc(Hons) Melb,
GradDip(FinPlan) SecInst
Dr Mei Fong,
BSc Deakin, PhD Melb,
GradDipEd ACU
Mr Steven Ng,
BE, BSc Melb, MBIT RMIT
(from July)
Dr Abilio (Bill) Ten,
BSc(Hons), PhD Melb
Dr Lucia Jurdana,
BSc RMIT, PhD Melb
Laboratory Technician
& Demonstrator
DRAMA
Mr Danny Fahey,
BEd VicColl
Subject Leader
Dr Rosemary Blight,
BA, DipEd, MEd, PhD Melb
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Mr Stephan Faubel,
BEd MelbStateCol,
PostGradDip(Act) East15ActSch
Mr Ernie Gray,
BEd Rusden, BA(DramArts) NIDA
Ms Sara Cameron,
TTC, GradDipTESL Well, BEd
LaTrobe, GradDipHRM Deakin
Ms Gillian McInnes,
HDipTeachSec Deakin, BEd
LaTrobe (from August)
Ms Poi Chey Chan,
BA(Hons) Sussex, MA(TESOL)
Nottingham
Dr Jack Migdalek,
BEd Deakin, DipTEFL/TESL
ELC, MEd, PhD Deakin
Ms Mary Ferguson,
BA, PGradCertEd Portsmouth,
MAEd UniSA, CELTA IHL
Ms Vanessa O’Neill,
BA, MTeach(Sec) Melb (to May)
Ms Johanna Fletcher,
BA, PGradDipSW Otago,
GradCertTESOL Holmesglen,
CertTESOL Edenz, Cert IV WTA
VicColl
Mr Roger Selleck,
GradDipHist LaTrobe,
DipDramArt VCA
Ms Jacqualine Vandersluys,
BA Deakin, PGradDipEd, MTeach
Melb (from August)
Ms Joanne Wilson,
BEd Rusden
ECONOMICS
Ms Vandana Wadhwa,
BA(Hons) JMCDU, MA(Eco) Delhi,
GradDipEd(Sec) Monash,
MEd Melb
Subject Leader
Dr G H Dinusha Dharmaratna,
BSc(Hons) Peradeniya, PhD
Monash (from August)
Dr Troy Lynch,
BEc Monash, MLitt UNE,
GradDipAppFin&Invt FINSIA,
PhD LaTrobe
Ms Ecaterine (Ketty) Philips,
DipTESOL VUW, DipTeach
ChristchCOE, BSc Canterbury
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC
PURPOSES
Mrs Peetra Lechte,
BA Hull, CertTESL Exeter,
MA(TESOL) Wollongong, Cert IV
Train&Asses Syd
Subject Leader
Ms Luisa Abelardo,
BA LaTrobe, DipEd, MA(TESOL)
ACU (from July)
Mr Robin Baker,
BA(Ed) Melb, Cert III Jap
Fukushima
Dr Amanda Bayliss,
BA Syd, DipEd, GradDipHum
UNE, MA Bond, PhD Melb
(from August)
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Ms Susan Bendall,
BA(Hons), DipEd LaTrobe
Ms Jane Garton,
BEd, GradDipTESL StateCollVic,
MEdSt UniSA
Mr Chris Heath,
BA Bristol, TESOL TCL
Mr Marco Hermann,
BA LaTrobe, DipEd Monash,
BEd, GradDipTESL Deakin,
MA(AppLing) Melb
Ms Neralie Hoadley,
BA(Hons), GradDipEd, MA Melb
Ms Susan Jobst,
BA, DipEd LaTrobe,
GradDipEd(MulticultStud) ACU,
DipVisArts BoxHillTAFE
Ms Esther Krause,
BA, Dip Ed Monash,
GradDipEdTESOL Deakin
Ms Dale Shapter Lau,
BA, DipEd Monash, CertTESL,
MA(AppLing) Melb
Ms Pam Lawrence,
DipEd, PGradESL, MA(AppLing)
Melb
Ms Julie Levine,
BEd, MEd Melb, GradDipTESOL
Monash, Cert IV Train&Ass
GippsIAE
Mr Gary Lichtenstein,
BA, DipEd Monash
Ms Julie-Ann Mackell,
BA UWA, CELTA Cambr
(from August to December)
Mr Andrew McIntyre,
BA(Hons) Monash, DipEd, BLit,
GradDipTESOL Melb, DipMus
Paris (to February; from July)
Ms Priti Mukherjee,
BA, DipEd(TESL), BEd(TESOL)
LaTrobe
Mr John Buttrose,
DipTeach(Primary) TorrensCAE,
BA(Hons) LaTrobe
Dr Puvenesvary Muthiah,
BA Malaya, MA(AppLing) Leic,
PhD Melb
Dr Roderick Foster,
BA(Hons), MA, PhD Melb
Ms Melanie Platt,
BA (Hons), MA (Hons) Exeter,
PGDipEd Birm, CELTA LaTrobe
Ms Ruth Pritchard,
BA Syd, BEd (TESOL), DipEd
LaTrobe, MA(AppLing) Melb
Mr Frank Sanders,
BS, MA BUP, MA Melb, CertEFLA
HolmesColl, GradCertTESOL
Wollongong
Ms Selvarani Suppiah,
BA(Hons), DipEd, MA(AppLing)
Nanyang (from July)
Mr Rhys Tyers,
BA, MA LaTrobe, MEd Deakin
(from July)
Ms Patrizia Valastro,
MEd Monash, DipEd ACU,
BA LaTrobe
ENVIRONMENT &
DEVELOPMENT
Ms Jane Sykes,
BA, DipEd,
GradDipEd(Pol&Admin),
MEd Monash
Subject Leader
Ms Judith McPherson,
BA, DipEd, GradDipEval Melb
(from April)
Dr Catherine Symington,
BAgrSc(Hons), PhD LaTrobe,
MEd(EdMgt) Melb
HISTORY OF IDEAS
Dr Tamar Lewit,
BA(Hons) Melb, PhD Lond, FSA
Subject Leader
Mr Richard Finch,
BA(Hons), BCom Melb
Associate Subject Leader
Dr Janusz Sysak,
BA, DipEd Qld, MLitt ParisIII,
PhD Melb
Associate Subject Leader
Dr Frazer Andrewes,
BA, MA(Hons) Auck, PhD Melb
Dr Jonathan Barlow,
MA Monash, PhD Syd
Ms Jane Neild,
BA UNSW
Michael Pickering,
BA(Hons) Qld (from August)
William Purchase,
BA, MA, BA(Hons) Melb
(from August)
Dr Justin Tighe,
BA(Hons), MA LaTrobe, PhD
Monash
LITERATURE
Dr Michael Heald,
BA(Hons), DipEd, PhD UWA,
CertTEFL MilnerICE
Subject Leader
Ms Gayle Allan,
BA(Hons) Deakin,
GradCertArts(CinStud) Melb,
MA LaTrobe
Mr Glen Jennings,
BA(Hons), MA LaTrobe
Ms Katerina Kasapidis,
BA(Hons) LaTrobe (from August)
MA Wits, PhD Cantab
Ms Rosalie Ham,
BEd VicColl, MA RMIT
Ms Neralie Hoadley,
BA(Hons), GradDipEd, MA Melb
Dr Rebecca Garcia Lucas,
BA(Hons), PhD Monash (to June)
Dr Mercedeh Makoui,
BA Shahid Beheshti, MA Tehran,
PhD Deakin (from July)
Ms Gayle McIntyre,
BA Laval, CertAdLit Conestoga,
MA Manitoba
Dr Jennifer Mitchell,
BSocSc RMIT, GradDipArts, MA,
PhD Monash
Mrs Sameen Motahhir,
MA Pubjab, PGradDipArts.
MA(TESOL) Melb (from July)
Dr Mark Nixon,
BCom, BA(Hons), PhD Melb
Ms Jolanta Nowak,
BA Flinders, PGradDipArts, MA,
PhD Melb
Dr Alexandra Williams,
BA Otago, DipT ChristchTC,
DipTESL VUW, BMus(Hons), PhD
Melb, LTCL
MATHEMATICS
Dr Raymond Broeksteeg,
BSc(Hons) Otago, PhD Monash
Subject Leader (Mathematics 1)
Dr Sasha Cyganowski,
BSc(Hons), PhD Deakin
Subject Leader (Mathematics 2)
Dr Jose Ayala Hoffman,
BMath UCdelNorte, MSc Iowa,
PhD Melb (from October)
Dr Monica Broeksteeg,
Mr David Collis,
BSc(Hons), BA(Hons) Monash,
GradDipTheol, MA(BibStud)
MelbCollDiv
Dr Cheryl Filippe,
Ms Alison Fisher,
CertEd Leics, BSc RMIT,
PGDipEdStud, Med Melb,
PGCertOnlineEd&Train Lond
Dr Bell Foozwell,
BSc(Hons) LaTrobe, PhD Melb
Mr Peter Hird,
BEd(Sc) Melb
Mr Leigh Humphries,
BSc, PGraDCertSc Melb
(from January)
Dr Anthony Klemm,
BSc(Hons) Adel, PhD Flinders,
FAustMS
Dr Bernard Leigh,
BSc(Hons), GradDipEd, PhD
Monash, MEd Melb
Mr Philip Mannes,
BA(Hons) Monash
Ms Elspeth McCracken-Hewson,
BSc, DipEd Melb, CertEd(FE),
GradDipMgtStud Middlesex
Mr Andrew Oppenheim,
BA, BSc, MSc, DipEd Melb
Mrs Barbara Trauer,
BSc, DipEd Melb
MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS
Dr David Neo,
BA Calgary, MA Concordia,
PhD LaTrobe
Subject Leader (to February)
Ms Loretta Duffy,
BA Deakin, GradDipArts RMIT,
MA(Comm&MediaStud) Monash,
MA(AppLing) Melb
Subject Leader (from February)
Ms Rose Bisignano,
BA Monash, GradDipEd Melb
PHYSICS
Dr Frederick Robilliard,
BSc(Hons), MSc LaTrobe,
PhD Monash
Subject Leader (to April)
Dr Fun Lai,
BSc, MSc RMIT, PhD Melb
Subject Leader (from April)
Mr Geoffrey Adam,
BSc(Hons) JCU
Ms Farah Ajoudani,
BSc(Hons) Mashad, MSc Melb
Ms Astghik (Esther) Tamanyan,
BSc, MSc Yerevan
Lab Demonstrator (from October)
Dr Leonie Tewierik,
BSc(Hons), PhD Melb
Lab Demonstrator
(from September)
PSYCHOLOGY
Dr Maureen Vincent,
BA Monash, BSW Melb,
GradDipEd(Sec) ACU, GradDipPsy
Monash, MClinPsy, PhD Deakin,
MAPS, MACPA, MCCP
Subject Leader
Mr Ian Wei Yuan Teo,
BSc Melb, GradDipPsych Deakin
TRINITY INSTITUTE
Ms Sue Karzis,
BA, DipEd, MYouthHealth&EdMgt
Melb
Director, Young Leaders Program
Mr Mark Gordon,
BA(Hons) LSBF
General Manager
Ms Riannah Heath
(from February to July)
Ms Rebecca McLennan
(to February)
Mr Pierre Houeix
Administrative Assistant (to July)
Ms Denise Gladwyn
Conference & Events Coordinator
(from August)
COLLEGE-WIDE DEPARTMENTS
ADVANCEMENT
Mr Scott Charles,
BPD, BBldg Melb, ME RMIT
Director of Advancement
Ms Kay Attali,
BA Monash, MA Lond
Advancement Associate,
Special Projects
Ms Nicole Crook,
AssocDip(Bus) Deakin, Cert IV
Arts(IntDes) RMIT
Associate Director, Alumni
Relations (to December)
Ms Talitha Fraser
Advancement Administrator
(to February)
The Rt Revd James Grant, AM,
BA(Hons) Melb, ThL,
AustCollTheol, BD MelbCollDiv
Bequest Officer
Ms Dawn Leicester,
BA Melb
Special Projects
(from November)
Ms Essie Marendy,
BA(Hons) Qld, MA Melb,
GradDipArtsEd PhillipIT,
GradDipEd&Pub RMIT,
GradCertMktg Holmesglen
Research Officer
Ms Toni Roberts,
BA, BTeach Melb, GradDipPsy
Monash
(to February)
Ms Kathryn Stewart,
BA(Hons) Gloucester
Events Manager (from January)
Ms Jennifer Wraight,
DipEd BallaratTC,
GradDipTeachLib BallaratCAE,
Cert II IT EastGippsTAFE
Associate Director, Major Gifts
(from July)
Ms Mia Yourn,
DipGovt NMIT, DipBisStud VicUni
(from January)
ART AND ARCHIVES
Dr Benjamin Thomas,
BA(Hons), MArtCur, PhD Melb
Rusden Curator of Art & Archives
CHAPLAINCY
The Revd Chris Carolane,
BSc(Hons) LaTrobe, DipEd Melb,
ThL AustCollTheol, GradDipTheol
MODU
Chaplain to Foundation Studies
Joint College Chaplain (
from February)
The Revd Lynda McMinn,
BA(Hons) UWS, BTheol CSU
Chaplain to the
Residential College
Joint College Chaplain
(from February)
The Revd Jasmine Dow,
BTheol, MTheol CSU
Associate Chaplain
(from February)
Chaplain to the Canterbury
Fellowship (from February to
September)
COMMUNICATIONS
Ms Penny Appleby,
BBus Qld
Manager, Communications
(to November)
Mr Ben Zipper,
BA(Hons) Swinburne,
DipArts RMIT
Manager, Communications
(from November)
Ms Deirdre Sheehan,
Cert IV GraphicDes Shillington
Graphic Designer
(from September)
Ms Imogen Smith-Waters
Communications Intern
FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION
Mr Gary Norman,
BBus RMIT, GradCertBus(Mktg)
PhillipIT, CPA
Chief Financial Officer
Director, planitgreen, Trinity’s
Sustainability Projects
Mrs Beverley Roberts,
Executive Assistant to the Chief
Financial Officer
Miss Judith Breheny,
BBus SIT, CPA
Associate Director, Finance
& Administration
Mr Dean Berry,
Accounts Receivable Officer
Ms Philippa Smith,
BA, BCom Melb
Payroll and Administration Officer
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Ms Nhi Tran,
BEc HoChiMinhCityU, BCom Well,
CPA
Assistant Accountant
HUMAN RESOURCES
Ms Kim Hubery,
BAppSc CSU
Human Resources Advisor
Manager OH&S
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SERVICES
Mr Greg Chenhall,
BSc Melb
Director of Information
Technology Services
Mr Trent Anderson,
BSc(ComTech) Melb
IT Client Services Officer
Mr Timothy Bell,
BSc(Hons) Melb
Systems Administrator
Mr Geoffrey Crompton,
BComms, BEng, BAppSci RMIT
Systems Administrator
Mr Stanley Despotellis,
Audio Visual and Administrative
Assistant
Mr Matt Howard,
BTeach Melb, AdvDipMus Box Hill,
MA Monash
Mr Hermann Koppenwallner,
DipIT Holmesglen
Mr Waye-Wynn Lee,
Business Applications Support
Officer
Mr Martin Steers,
AdvCertDigElec Barton,
DipIT Holmesglen
Manager of IT Client Services
Ms Joslyn Tait,
BA, DipSLT Waikato, MA Melb,
CertTEFLA UCLES
Website and Portal Administrator
LIBRARY
Ms Gale Watt,
Licence ès Lettres Paris IV, BA
Rutgers, MBIT, GradDipInfoMgt
RMIT
Leeper Librarian
Ms Catharina (Kitty) Vroomen,
DipLib, GradDipAppInfoSys RMIT
Deputy Librarian
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Mrs Marina Comport,
AssocDipSocSci Swinburne
Library Technician
Ms Karyn Yapp
Library Technician
MUSIC
Mr Michael Leighton Jones,
BA Well, MA Cantab, MMus Qld
Director of Music
Mr Joshua Van Konkelenberg,
AMusA, BMus Adel,
GradDipScreenMus AFTRS
College Organist (to May)
Mr Hugh Fullarton,
BMus, MMus, DipEd Melb, ARCM
College Organist (from May)
PROPERTY & FACILITIES
SERVICES
Mr Alan Datt
Manager, Buildings & Grounds
(from February to December)
Mr Scott Fennell
Operations Coordinator
Mr Ian McLay
Maintenance Officer
Mr Gregory Sullivan
Facilities Assistant (to April)
Mr Derek McMillan
Facilities Assistant (from May)
Ms Heidi Macklin,
BSc Macq, BSc(Hons) LaTrobe
Mr Malcolm Fraser,
DipNurs Melb
Gardener
Mr John Fyffe
Gardener/Maintenance
Mr Paul McGrath
Caretaker & Security Officer
Mr Paul Camilleri
Caretaker & Security Officer
COLLEGE RECEPTION
Mrs Yvonne Diamond
Receptionist & Administrative
Officer
Ms Cathy Cipriani,
House Manager
Ms Lorraine Ferrari,
Receptionist (from September)
Mr Frank Henagan
College Porter
STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS
Gayle Allan contributed an article
entitled ‘Home Sweet Home:
Representation of Domestic
Spaces in Macbeth’ to the journal
Shakespeare on Screen: Macbeth
Edition, Dec. 2013 (Universités de
Rouen et du Havre). Gayle was the
technical and research assistant
on a digital humanities project,
which this year won the Society
for the Study of Early Modern
Women award for the best art
and media project. The website
is entitled Mary Wroth’s Poetry, An
Electronic Edition (wroth.latrobe.
edu.au).
Rosemary Blight graduated
with a PhD from the University
of Melbourne in March with a
thesis titled ‘Creating Indigenous
Futures: Using Applied Theatre
to Construct a Participatory
Creative Space for Indigenous
Australian Young People’. She
gave a paper titled ‘Privileging
Aboriginal Voices: Applied
Theatre as Transformative
Process’ and presented a
workshop at the International
Drama, Theatre and Education
Congress in Paris in July.
The workshop was called
‘Transformative Experiences
for Aboriginal Australian Youth’
and included a short film called
‘Claiming Spaces’, made with
the involvement of first-year
Bachelor of Arts (Extended)
students. Rosemary also
facilitated a two-day leadership
program at Mt Macedon for the
Indigenous Australian Entry
Level Development Employment
Program called ‘Ready Set
Go’ on behalf of Murrup
Barak, Melbourne Institute for
Indigenous Development, the
University of Melbourne.
Peter Campbell, JP, is an
Honorary Research Fellow in
the Melbourne Conservatorium
of Music, the University of
Melbourne. He continued as
a member of the editorial
committee for Context: A Journal
of Music Research and on the
organising committee for the
‘Wagner and Us’ symposium held
in December. He is Treasurer
of the Victorian Chapter of
the Musicological Society of
Australia, Archivist for the
Australian Intervarsity Choral
Societies Association, and
Treasurer of Ensemble Gombert
Inc. His motet ‘Thanks be to
Thee’ was sung by the Canberra
Choral Society in Canberra in
September. Peter sang concerts
with the Choir of Trinity College
in Melbourne in September and
in Sydney in October, and for an
ABC Classic FM ‘Sunday Live’
broadcast in December. During
November he sang services at St
Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne, and
Advent services with the Choir of
the Canterbury Fellowship. He
also performed as a soloist in a
concert in Canberra in December
to celebrate 50 years of musicmaking by the composer Judith
Clingan.
Barbara Cargill was appointed
to the Tertiary Education Quality
and Standards Agency (TEQSA)
Register of External Experts,
having for some years been an
honorary member of their interim
experts register. She conducted
a number of audit and advisory
activities for TEQSA within the
higher education and foundation
studies sectors in 2013. She
also undertook a special
review/audit for the Victorian
Registrations and Qualifications
Authority relating to aspects of
independent secondary school
provision and regulation.
Christopher Carolane completed
a Graduate Diploma in Theology
from the MCD University of
Divinity in March. In January
he led the Trinity College and
Friends Cambodian Service
Project based in Phnom Penh,
Cambodia. During the year he
preached at ‘The Holy Church’
in Phnom Penh, St Matthias’
Anglican Church, Richmond,
and at St Paul’s Cathedral,
Melbourne, where he is an
honorary member of the
Cathedral clergy. Chris continued
in his role as an examining
chaplain for the Archbishop of
Melbourne until June. He is also
a member of the Board of the
Council for Chaplains in Tertiary
Institutions (Victoria). In June
Chris attended the conference of
European University Chaplains
in Sigtuna, Sweden. During the
year he received an Outstanding
Contribution to Service award
from the College.
Greg Chenhall attended the
Higher Education Technology
Agenda conference in Hobart
in April.
Jackson Clarke has an article in
pre-print titled ‘Phenomenology
of a Very Light Scalar (100 MeV
< mh < 10 GeV) with SM Higgs
Mixing’ (arxiv.org). He attended
the annual ARC Centre of
Excellence for Particle Physics
at the Terascale Conference in
Cairns in July.
David Collis presented ‘Of
Google, Algorithms, and the
Rise of the Savant Garde’ at
the Australian Sociological
Association (TASA) National
Conference in November.
Sally Dalton-Brown was
awarded a PhD from the
University of Central Lancashire
in November. Sally’s work was
undertaken in the Centre for
Professional Ethics on a thesis
titled ‘Towards a Global Ethics:
The Debate on Nanotechnology in
the European Union and China’.
She published ‘Looking for the
Creator: Pelevin and the Impotent
Writer in T (2009) and Ananasnaia
voda dlia prekrasnoi damy
(2011), Modern Language Review
108.4 (Oct. 2013): 1217–49, and
presented a paper on Habermas
and ethics at the Cambridge
Bioethics Quarterly Retreat,
Paris, 20–24 June 2013.
Anne Elvey was co-editor of,
Reinterpreting the Eucharist:
Explorations in Feminist Theology
and Ethics (Sheffield: Equinox,
2013) with Carol Hogan, Kim
Power and Claire Renkin;
and Climate Change—Cultural
Change: Religious Responses
and Responsibilities (Preston:
Mosaic Press, 2013) with David
Gormley O’Brien. She published
‘Rethinking Neighbour Love: A
Conversation between Political
Theology and Ecological Ethics’,
‘Where the Wild Ox Roams’: Biblical
Essays in Honour of Norman C
Habel, ed. Alan H Cadwallader
and Peter L Trudinger (Sheffield:
Sheffield Phoenix, 2013), 58–75;
‘Interpreting the Time: Climate
Change and the Climate in/
of the Gospel of Luke’, Climate
Change—Cultural Change,
78–91; and ‘Living One for the
Other: Eucharistic Hospitality
as Ecological Hospitality’,
Reinterpreting the Eucharist,
186–205. Anne is editor of
Colloquium: The Australian and
New Zealand Theological Review,
managing editor of Plumwood
Mountain: An Australian Journal of
Ecopoetry and Ecopoetics, and an
editor for the Union Poet Series
Chapbooks for Melbourne Poets
Union. Anne’s poem ‘To Drag
the Saints back from Heaven’
appeared in Meanjin 72.2 (Winter
2013) and in The Best Australian
Poems 2013, ed. Lisa Gorton
(Collingwood: Black Inc, 2013).
Other poems appeared in Rabbit
7 (Summer 2013), otoliths (May
2013), Eureka Street (3 Sep 2013),
Australian Love Poems 2013 (ed.
Mark Tredinnick; Inkerman and
Blunt), and Overland 213 (Summer
2013). Anne gave papers at the
ANZATS Conference (Auckland,
June 30–July 2); The Sacred in
Literature and the Arts (Sydney,
August 2–3); and the Society of
Biblical Literature (Baltimore,
MD, November 22-26). To attend
SBL, Anne received a conference
travel grant from MCD University
of Divinity. She was a guest
speaker at the Texts and
Traditions conference on 4 March
2013, to the religious studies
group at the Lyceum Club on 24
May 2013, to the Jewish Christian
Muslim Association on 16 June
2013, and in the Poetry and the
Soul series at the Carmelite
Centre on 19 June 2013.
Katherine Firth became a
member of the Adjunct Faculty
of the Trinity College Theological
School. At the University of
Melbourne, she received the
Norman Curry Award for
Innovation and Excellence in
Teaching. Katherine published
‘Judith Wright’, British Writers:
Supplement, vol. 20, ed. Jay
Parini (New York: Scribner,
2013), 273–91, and acted as a
peer reviewer for the Journal
of Academic Language and
Learning. Katherine presented
‘Hyper-anxiety about Research
Integrity among Library Staff and
RHD Students’ at the Office of
Research Ethics and Integrity’s
‘Tuesdays with OREI Seminars’,
and ‘The “Aura” of Authenticity
in the Age of Digital Lecture
Theatres’ at the Australian
Association of Language and
Learning Biennial Conference in
Melbourne. Katherine continues
as a Director of the Acorn Press,
and as an Examining Chaplain of
the Diocese of Melbourne.
Bell Foozwell presented
the research paper ‘Four
Dimensional Haken Cobordisms’
at the 57th Annual Meeting of the
Australian Mathematical Society
in Sydney in October.
David Gormley-O’Brien
presented a paper titled
‘Reclaiming and Rehumanising
Home-making as a Theologically
Valid Form of Work’ at the
Nature, Technology and Religion
Conference (European Forum
for the Study of Religion and
the Environment) in Sigtuna,
Sweden, 22–25 May. At Trinity
College in September, David
and Dr Anne Elvey conducted
a follow-up symposium on
religious responses to Climate
Change, which was also the
occasion for the launch of their
book, Climate Change—Cultural
Change: Religious Responses and
Responsibilities (Preston: Mosaic
Press, 2013).
Clare Harding was Chair, Social
Firms Australia, Treasurer of
the Australian Rhodes Scholars
Association, and a member of
the Rhodes Scholars Selection
Committee (Victoria).
Matthew Harding published
‘Trust and Fiduciary Law’,
Oxford Journal of Legal Studies
33 (2013): 81–102; ‘Constructive
Trusts and Distributive Justice’,
The Principles of Proprietary
Remedies, ed. Elise Bant and
Michael Bryan (Sydney: Thomson,
2013), 19–36; and ‘What is the
Point of Charity Law?’ Private
Law: Key Encounters with Public
Law, ed. Darryn Jensen and Kit
Barker (Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press, 2013), 147–70.
Skip Horne was invited to join
the University of Melbourne
Career Services Network.
He attended the National
Association of Graduate Careers
Advisory Services conference in
December.
Glen Jennings presented a series
of lectures during the year in
Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore
and Myanmar, and published
an article on the Gillard
government’s Asian Century
White Paper entitled ‘Asian Ties:
Better, Faster Stronger’, Arena
Magazine 122 (Feb.–Mar. 2013):
18–21.
Anita Krautschneider
attended a master class
in Advanced Techniques of
Therapy with Dr Jeffrey K
Zeig, founder and director
of the Erikson Foundation;
the Australian Psychological
Society Counselling Psychology
Conference entitled ‘Evidencebased Approaches to Practice’;
‘Acceptance and Commitment
Therapy with Adolescents and
Youth’, Part 2, with Dr Louise
Hayes; and ‘Diagnostic and
Statistical Manual 5: What you
need to know’ by Professor David
Castle. Anita herself presented
a workshop for the Mental
Health Practitioners Network,
Southern Region, entitled ‘A Case
Presentation and Discussion
using “The Bells that Ring”
Supervision Method’.
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Michael Leighton Jones
Michael Leighton Jones was
Acting Director of Cathedral Musi
at St Paul’s in November.
Tamar Lewit published
‘The Mysterious Case of La
Graufesenque? Stimuli to
Large-scale Fine Pottery
Production and Trade in the
Roman Empire’, Seeing Red:
New Economic and Social
Perspectives on terra sigillata,
ed. M Fulford and E Durham
(The Institute of Classical
Studies, London), 111–20; ‘The
Lessons of Gaulish Fineware’
Local Economies? Production
and Exchange of Inland Regions,
Late Antique Archaeology 10,
ed. Luke Lavan and Michael
Mulryan (Leiden: Brill, 2013),
213–43; and a review of Michael
Decker, Tilling the Hateful Earth:
Agricultural Production and
Trade in the Late Antique East in
Ancient West & East 12 (2013):
368–69. During the year she
delivered an advanced seminar
on archaeological methods
and evidence at the Research
School of the Humanities at the
Australian National University,
and her Honorary Fellowship at
the University of Melbourne was
renewed until 2014. Tamar also
serves on the editorial board
of the journal Post Classical
Archaeologies.
Andreas Loewe is a member of
Council of the MCD University of
Divinity, of the Anglican Diocese
of Melbourne and of Melbourne
Girls Grammar School, and is
a Director of the Melbourne
Anglican Foundation. He gave an
address at the Australian Deans
Conference on the role of music
in worship, and lectured at the
Peter Corney Institute on the
theology of music. He was guest
preacher at St David’s Cathedral,
Hobart, St Paul’s Cathedral and
Westminster Abbey in London,
and St John’s Cathedral, Hong
Kong. He published ‘Why do
Lutherans sing? Lutherans,
Music, and the Gospel in the First
Century of the Reformation’ in
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Church History, and ‘Musica est
optimum: Martin Luther’s Theory
of Music’ in Music and Letters.
Andrew McGowan presented
‘Feast as Fast: Asceticism and
Christian Meal Practice’ at a
symposium on Sacred Meals
at Metochi, Lesbos, Greece, in
September, ‘From Tabernacle to
Table: How Early Christians Read
Leviticus’ at a symposium on
Sacrificial traditions in antiquity
at the University of Münster,
Germany, also in September,
‘Making Sacrifices: Early
Christianity, Ritual Meals, and
Cultic Tradition’ at the Society
of Biblical Literature Annual
Meeting in Baltimore, USA, in
November, and published the
book chapter titled ‘God in Christ:
Tertullian, Paul, and Christology’,
in Tertullian and Paul, Pauline
and Patristic Scholars in Debate
1 (London: Bloomsbury T & T
Clark, 2013), 1–15.
Jack Migdalek presented the
paper ‘Dance and Scholarship:
Discursive Positioning and
Performative Repertoires’ at
the Congress of Qualitative
Inquiry, University of Illinois,
May 2013, and published ‘Dance
Instruction—Dance Induction:
Aesthetics, Gender Performance,
and the Dancing Male’,
Performance Paradigm [online] 9
(2013).
Cathy Symington presented
a workshop titled ‘”Choose
Your Own Adventure”: The
Adventurers’ Guide to the
Future, Now!’ at the Australian
Council for Educational Leaders
annual conference, Canberra,
2–4 October. She was also
invited to become a member
of the Advisory Board of the
international, non-government
environmental organisation
WeForest (www.weforest.org).
Justin Tighe presented ‘Banner,
School and Party: Tümed Banner
Political Elites in Early 20thcentury Inner Mongolia’ at the
9th International Conference
on Afro-Eurasian Inner Dryland
Civilisations, Graduate School
of International Development,
Nagoya University, Japan, 13–14
December.
Benjamin Thomas presented
‘New Futures: Stories
from Frontline Emerging
Practitioners—Practice, Issues
and Change’ at the Museums
Australian National Conference,
Canberra, in May, ‘The Gentle
Art of Deaccessioning: The NGV
Sales under Daryl Lindsay’s
Directorship’ at the Fine Art of
Collecting: A Matter of Taste
Study Day in October at the
Johnston Collection, East
Melbourne, and ‘All the World’s
a Stage: The Curious Collecting
of John Twycross’, Art History
Seminar Series, School of
Culture and Communication,
University of Melbourne in
October.
Kitty Vroomen sang in “The
Choir”, directed by Dr Jonathan
Welch, performing in ‘Opera at
the Bowl’ with Opera Australia
and the MSO, and in a gala
Christmas concert at the
Melbourne Town Hall that raised
funds for the Choir of Hope and
Inspiration (formerly the Choir of
Hard Knocks).
Sarah Ward competed at the
Head of Yarra rowing event,
and coxed the Trinity College
Women’s 1st Eight, who won
their event at the annual
intercollegiate regatta.
Gale Watt attended the annual
Customers of SirsiDynix
Australasia User Conference
2013 and is the current Secretary
of SirsiDynix User Association
of Victoria. She also attended
meetings of Libraries Associated
with the MCD University. Gale is a
member of the Chorale Française
de Melbourne.
COLLEGE COUNCIL
The Most Revd Philip Freier
Archbishop of Melbourne
President
Mr Paul Andrews
President of the Senior Common
Room (to February)
Ms Kathleen Bailey-Lord
Current Parent (from November)
Mr Campbell Bairstow
Dean of the College
Dr Graeme Blackman
Diocese of Melbourne
Dr Andrew Bunting
Theological Student
Representative
Associate Professor
Tony Buzzard
Fellow of the College
Associate Professor
Marion Campbell
Dr Barbara Cargill
The Revd Christopher Carolane
Joint College Chaplain (from May)
Ms Vivian Chan
TCFS alumnus
Mr Scott Charles
Executive Director of the Trinity
College Foundation (from August)
Mr Robert Clemente
Mr Bill Cowan
Chairman of the Board (to June)
Mr Jim Craig
Chairman of the Board
(from July)
The Revd John Davis
Diocese of Wangaratta
Ms Margot Foster
President of the Union of the
Fleur-de-Lys
Ms Louise Gourlay
Mr Matthew Hargreaves
Senior Student of the College
(to August)
Professor Kenneth Hinchcliff
Ms Neralie Hoadley
Staff Representative
Mr Oliver Hodson
Alumnus
Dr Brenda Holt
Chief of Staff
Ms Elizabeth Kelly
Alumna
Ms Alice Knight
Diocese of Ballarat
The Revd Professor Dorothy Lee
Dr Bernard Leigh
Staff Representative
Mr Mark Leslie
Trinity College Foundation
The Revd Lynda McMinn
Joint College Chaplain
(from November)
Mr Simon Matthews
Residential Student
Representative (from October)
Professor Andrew McGowan
Warden
Mr Gary Norman
Ms Katherine Parrott
Residential Student
Representative (from October)
Professor Pip Pattison
Minutes Secretary
Dr Peter Campbell
COMMITTEE OF
THE COUNCIL
Fellows Committee
Warden (Chair)
Mr William Cowan
COMMITTEES OF
THE BOARD
Investment Management
Sub-Committee
A committee reporting to the
Finance Committee
Mr Philip Holberton
Chair
Ms Louise Gourlay
Mr Jim Craig
Chair (to June)
Mr William Cowan
The Rt Revd James Grant
Senior Fellow of the College
Chair (from July)
Mr Stuart Gooley
Chair of the Finance Committee
BOARD
Dean of the College
Mr Jono Gourlay
Mr Bill Cowan
BEng(Elect), BCom Melb,
MBA Harvard
Chairman of the Board (to June)
Mr Jim Craig
BEc, LLB(Hons) Adel, LLM Melb
Chairman of the Board
(from July)
Mr Jeff Richardson
President of the Senior Common
Room (from March)
BA UWA, BEd Murdoch
Dean of the College
Dr Harold Riggall
Alumnus
BA(Hons) Melb
Ms Natasha Robbins
Residential Student
Representative (to October)
Ms Oshana De Silva
BSc(Hons) UCL, MBA Melb
The Revd Dr Donald Saines
Diocese of Gippsland (from May)
Ms Jodi Fullarton-Healey
BCom, LLB(Hons) Melb, AICD
(to October)
Mr Donald Speagle
Alumnus
Mr Stuart Gooley
BCom Melb, FICA, CPA
Ms Robbie-Lee Stephen
Residential Student
Representative (to October)
Mr Matthew Hargreaves
(from August)
Ms Anna Traill
(from August)
The Rt Revd (Anthony) John
Parkes, AM, KStJ
LLB(Hons) Sheffield, BTH(Hons)
AustCollTh, MTh MelbCollDiv
Secretary to the Council
The Warden
Minutes Secretary
Dr Peter Campbell
Mr Gary Norman
Mr Tony Buzzard
Ms Kate Reid
Alumna
The Revd Tony White
Diocese of Bendigo
Secretary to the Board
Mr Gary Norman
Warden
Buildings and Grounds
Committee
Warden
Dr Alan Watkinson
Trinity College Foundation
Ms Anna Traill
(from August)
Mr Richard Barley
Ms Jennifer Calzini
(to August)
Mr Syd Bone
Ms Sue Dahn
Mr Peter Hodgson
Warden
Mr Will Leaf
Mr Gary Norman
Warden
Mr Ian Ward-Ambler
(from October)
Ms Laura Mumaw
Mr Gary Norman
Ms Rachel Peck
Education Strategy Committee
Professor David Studdert
Chair (to October)
Governance & Nominations
Committee
Mr William Cowan
Chair (to June)
Mr Jim Craig
Chair (from July)
Dean of the College
Warden
Dr Barbara Cargill
Risk Management & Audit
Committee
Mr Charles (Sandy) Clark
Ms Oshana de Silva
Chair
Professor Simon Evans
Dr Brenda Holt
Chief of Staff
Mrs Elizabeth Kelly
Warden
Mr Rick Tudor
Finance Committee
Mr Charles Sitch
BCom, LLB Melb, MBA Columbia
Mr Stuart Gooley
Chair
Professor David Studdert
BA(Hons), LLB Melb, MPubHlth,
ScD Harvard (to October)
Mr William Cowan
Mr Philip Holberton
Ms Galina Kraeva
Mr Gordon Lefevre
Associate Professor
Tony Buzzard
Ms Kim Hubery
HR Advisor and OH&S Manager
Warden
Mr Gary Norman
Mr Tony Pititto
Ms Aarti Sharma
Occupational Health & Safety
Sub-Committee
A committee reporting to the Risk
Management & Audit Committee
Ms Kim Hubery
HR Advisor, Chair
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Mr Gary Norman
Director Finance & Administration
(to February)
Mr Alan Datt
Property & Facilities Services
Manager (from February to
November)
Dr Roger Riordan, AM
Mr Ian Solomon
Mr Clive Smith
Mr Phillip Cohen
Art Advisory Committee
Ms Diana Smith
Dr Bob Nicholls (to November)
Sir Andrew Grimwade
Chair
Dr Mechai Viravaidya, AO
Dean of the College
Mr Richard Woolcott, AC
Mr Simon Bell
Mr Scott Charles
Director of Advancment
Mr Scott Fennell
Acting Property & Facilities
Services Manager (from
December)
Ms Louise Pennell (from
November)
Dr Kerry Higgins
Foundation Studies Nominee
Mr Bill Webb (to November)
Mr Jeff Richardson
Residential College Nominee
Ms Cate Elsworth
Dr Maureen Vincent
Mr Danny Fahey
Mr Roger Selleck
Mr Ken Shaw (from November)
The Rt Revd Andrew St John
Ms Jennifer Wraight
Major Gifts (from November)
Committee of the Union of
the Fleur-de-Lys
Ms Margot Foster, TC 1976
President
Ms Georgina Barraclough
Dr Kate Challis
Ms Alice Coates
President of the ER White
Club & Art Studio
Professor Richard Smallwood,
AO
Dr Denis White
Senior Fellows
Sir Roderick Carnegie, AC
Mr Robert Cripps, AM
Mr Alan Cuthbertson
The Rt Revd James Grant, AM
Mr Fred Grimwade
Mr James Guest, AM, OBE, VRD
Dr Alison Inglis
Sir Brian Inglis, AC
Warden
Mr Brian Loton, AC
Mrs Lara Nicholls (to July)
Professor Robin Sharwood, AM
Professor John Poynter, AO, OBE
Mr Ian McLay
Mrs Carole Hinchcliff, TC 1978
Secretary
Mr David Barmby (to April)
Mr Paul Andrews, TC 2006
Ms Lek Koswig (from July)
Mr Ralph Ashton, TC 1991
Mr Greg Sullivan (to May)
Mr David Berry, TC 1971
Mr Waye-Wynn Lee
Mr Paul Elliot, TC 1968
Mr Mark Gordon
Mr Jono Gourlay, TC 1991
Dr Benjamin Thomas
Rusden Curator of Art
Mr Pierre Houeix (to July)
The Rt Revd James Grant,
TC 1950
FELLOWS OF THE COLLEGE
Mr Tim Hamilton, TC 2008
Honorary Fellows
Mr Oliver Hodson, TC 2002
(to March)
The Hon. Austin Asche, AC,
KStJ, QC
Mr Harold Riggall, TC 1960
(to March)
Mr David Brownbill, AM
Mr Tim Roberts, TC 1981
Mr W B ‘Barry’ Capp, AM
Ms Irini Vazanellis, TC 2009
(from March)
The Most Revd Dr Peter Carnley,
AC
Executive Committee of the
Foundation
Mr Robert Champion
de Crespigny, AC
Mr Charles Sitch
Chair
Mr Robert Clemente
Sir Joseph Burke, KBE (†1992)
Mr Bill Cowan
Professor Derek Denton, AC
Professor Manning Clark, AC
(†1991)
Ms Robin Campbell
Professor C Ian Donaldson
Mr Scott Charles
Executive Director of
the Foundation
Mrs Louise Gourlay, OAM
The Revd Lynda McMinn
(from July)
Ms Cassie Wilson (to August)
Theological School Committee
The Rt Revd John Parkes,
AM, KStJ
Bishop of Wangaratta, Chair
Dr Graeme Blackman
The Rt Revd Andrew Curnow
Diocese of Bendigo
The Venerable Dr John Davis
Diocese of Wangaratta
Warden
Mr Gary Norman
Mr Gary Norman
Ms Kat Droppert
TCA Arts Representative
Mr Anthony Buzzard
The Rt Revd Dr Peter
Hollingworth, AC, OBE
The Revd Canon Colleen O’Reilly
Diocese of Melbourne
Mr William Cowan
Mr Jono Gourlay
Dr Michael ‘Taffy’ Jones, AM,
PSM
COMMITTEES
OF ASSOCIATED
ORGANISATIONS
Professor Marcia Langton, AM
Mr Mark Leslie
Professor Richard Larkins, AO
Warden
Dr Susan Lim
American Friends of Trinity
The Revd Peter French
Chair
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Mr Gary Norman
Honorary Treasurer of
the Foundation
Mr Jon Adler
Mr Michael Munckton
Ms Fay Marles, AM
Dr N. Bruce Munro
The Hon. Clive Tadgell, AO, QC
Academic and Teaching Fellows
Professor Harold W Attridge
(Lowther Clarke Fellow)
The Revd Jasmine Dow
(Morna Sturrock Postgraduate
Research Fellow)
The Revd Emily Fraser
(Lady Rosa Turner Postgraduate
Research Fellow)
Professor Fiona Stanley, AC
(Lilian Alexander Fellow)
Former Fellows
Dame Margaret Blackwood, DBE
(†1986)
Sir John Bunting, KBE (†1995)
The Revd Dr Evan Burge (†2003)
Sir Rupert Clarke, AM, MBE
(†2005)
The Rt Revd Robert Dann (†2008)
Professor Peter Dennison (†1989)
Sir Clive Fitts (†1984)
Mr John Gourlay, AM (†2007)
The Hon Sir Rupert Hamer, AC,
KCMG, ED (†2004)
Sir Edmund Herring, QC, KCMG,
KBE, DSO, MC, ED (†1982)
Dr John Hueston (†1993)
Dr Peter Jones (†1995)
Miss Valentine Leeper (†2001)
Dame Elisabeth Murdoch, AC,
DBE (†2012)
Mr James Perry (†2007)
Mr Robert Sanderson, DFC
(†2008)
The Hon. Sir Reginald Sholl
(†1988)
Mr Michael Thwaites, AO (†2005)
Sir Lance Townsend (†1983)
Professor Kevin Westfold (†2001)
The Most Revd Sir Frank Woods,
KBE (†1992)
Former Senior Fellows
Professor Alan Shaw, AO (†2012)
HONOURS
Mr Warren John Blomeley
(TC 1980)
Mr William Gore Brett (TC 1941)
The Revd Anderson Douglas
(Doug) Dargaville (TC 1956)
The Revd Dr Ronald Lindsay
Dowling — Theology adjunct
faculty
Dr Stephen Graeme Larkins
(TC 1963)
Brother Bruce-Paul
3–24 March
Mr Hubert Henry Maudsley Miller,
OAM (TC 1950)
Dr Brent Nongbri
Macquarie University
9–12 April
Professor John Deathridge
King’s College, London
3–6 December
Dr William Andrew Distin Morgan
(TC 1945)
Mr George Myers (TC 1965)
The Rt Revd Andrew William
Curnow, AM (TC 1968)
Dr (Robert) Peter Campbell
Pockley (TC 1954)
Mr John Aubrey Gibson, AM
(TC 1969)
The Revd James Lawrence Reeve
(TC 1947)
Friends of the College
Mr William Stuart Royston
(TC 1950)
The Hon. Clive Fordham, AM
Professor Bruce William
Robinson, AM – Visiting Scholar
Dr Jon David RosenthaL, OAM –
Past Parent
Associate Professor Jitendra
Kantilal Vohra, AM
Mr David Willmer Wright, OAM
Queen’s Birthday
Member of the College
The Honourable Justice David
John Ashley, AM (non-resident
1960)
The Revd Rosemary Young
(TC 2004)
SENIOR COMMON ROOM
Executive 2012–13
Mr Paul Andrews
President
Ms Nicole Crook
Treasurer
Ms Kellie Mathers
Secretary
Ms Kirstie Robertson
Steward
Executive 2013–14
Mr Jeff Richardson
President
Ms Nicole Crook
Treasurer
Friend of the College
Edward Richard Tudor, OAM
– member of the Education
Strategy Committee
Ms Kellie Mathers
Secretary
BEREAVEMENTS
VISITING SCHOLARS
Mr John Tuson Bennett (TC 1954)
Mr (John) Niel Black (TC 1954)
Associate Professor
Papaarangi Reid
University of Auckland
1–4 October
Dr Patrick Carnegie
Royal Opera House,
Convent Garden
2–10 December
Members of the College
Mr Graeme David Fair, AM –
Past Parent
Sir Robin Jacob
University College, London
17–22 February
Dr Geoffrey Noel Howsam
(TC 1951)
Professor William Samuel
Calhoun (Bill) Hare, AO (TC 1942)
Australia Day
Professor Stephen Misha Davis,
AM
Dr Stephen Mills
University of Sydney
29–30 September
Professor Richard Immerman
Edward J. Buthusiem Family
Distinguished Faculty Fellow
in History, Temple University
and Miegunyah Fellow, University
of Melbourne
1–31 March
Dame Elisabeth Joy Murdoch, AC,
DBE — Fellow of the College
The Revd Emeritus Professor
Gary Donald Bouma, AM
Professor Harold Attridge
Yale School of Divinity
24 January–18 June
Ms Kate Stewart
Steward
Professor Joe Klewicki
University of New Hampshire
10 January–29 July
Mary-Jane Cuyler
University of Sydney/OSMAP
Field Director, Synagogue
at Ostia
9–12 April
Professor Jeremy Moon
University of Nottingham
Gourlay Visiting Professor of
Ethics in Business
20 April–16 May &
14 November–13 December
Associate Professor
Elena Asparouhova
University of Utah
4–25 May
Dr Peter Bossaerts
Caltech Laboratory for
Experimental Finance
4–25 May
Professor Larry Gostin
Georgetown University; WHO
6–13 May and 2–7 October
Canon Bruce Maugham
King’s College, London
19–24 June
Professor Bert Harrill
Ohio State University
29–31 July
Dr Patrick Kelly
Moscow Economics School
28 July–24 August
Dr Petra Goedde
Temple University
28 July–10 August
The Venerable Dr Jane Hedges
Westminster Abbey
10–14 August
Associate Professor
Grede Moore
University of Sydney
3-6 October
CHOIR OF TRINITY COLLEGE
Gabrielle Aescht
Leonie Axford
Georgia Bentley
Freemantle Choral Scholar
Chelsea Brite
Georgina Davie
Ken Horn Choral Scholar
Toby Graham
Lyndon Green
Hannah Grigg
NHM Forsyth Choral Scholar
Miranda Gronow
Robert W H Cripps Choral Scholar
Andrew Hamilton
Eleanor Hanscombe
N H M Forsyth Choral Scholar
Conrad Heald
Gabrielle Lefevre
Peter Godfrey Choral Scholar
William Lennie *
Katherine Lieschke *
Joshua McLeod *
Timothy Newton *
Annie Rapoport
Aaron Teh
Phoebe Thomson
Peter Dennison Choral Scholar
Bradley Tjandra
Helen Macpherson Smith
Trust Choral Scholar
Stephen Treloar
A J Herd Choral Scholar
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Emma Williams
N H M Forsyth Senior
Choral Scholar
* Senior Choral Scholars
Emeritus Choral Scholars
Jack DALY
Fiona GUNN
Annina BREIDAHL
Christopher DAVEY
Andrew GUNN
Maia BRENT
Samantha DAVIDSON
Jing Jing GUO
Chelsea BRITE
Fiona DAVIDSON
Phillip HALL
Ashley BROADWAY
Georgina DAVIE
Anthony HALL
Mr David Barmby
Alena BROESDER
Bradley DEN HEIJER
Samuel HALLETT
Ms Kirsty Biber
Freya BROLSMA
Oscar DIXON
Brooks HALLIN
Dr Peter Campbell
Jacqueline BROOKES
Annabel DIXON
Alexander HAMER
Mr Thomas Drent
Amy BUCKERFIELD
Cale DOBROSAK
Lachlan HAMILTON
Dr Benjamin Namdarian
Rory BURNHAM
Renrui DONG
Timothy HANNAH
Mr Philip Nicholls
Nicholas CALDWELL
Sarah DONKERSLEY
Eleanor HANSCOMBE
Mr Timothy Reynolds
Taylor CALLAGHAN
Darcie DOUGLAS-SCARFE
Laura HANSON
Ms Suzanne Shakespeare
Kirsten CALLANDER
Ali DOUVARTZIDIS
Nicola HARD
Ms Siobhán Stagg
Anna CAMERON
Kathryn DROPPERT
Joshua Robert HARDY
Dr Megan Warner
Holly CAO
Edgar DRUCE
William HARGREAVES
RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE
Christy CAPPER
Luis DUHART GONZALEZ
Matthew HARGREAVES
Isabella CARNEGIE
Winston DZAU
Oliver HARLEY
Joseph CAVANAGH
Hugh EDWARDS
Samuel HARTLEY
Frederick CHAN
Georgina EDWARDS
Alistair HASKETT
Breanna CHAPMAN
Jakamarra EGGER
Lucy HAWKER
Lily CHEN
Victoria EMERSON
Gretel HAYDEN
Dean CHEN
Cameron ENGLMAN
Robert HAYWARD
Jason CHIANG
Rachael FARQUHAR
Andrew HEARL
Jia Xiong CHOO
Elizabeth FARRELLY
Tennessee HEWETSON
Tat Tsun CHU
Nicole FEAST
Katherine HEWITT
Jocelyn Wai-Ling CHU
Eleanora FIGUEROA-STEINER
Alexandra HINCHCLIFF
Paul CHYNOWETH
Olivia FISH
Baden HITCHCOCK
Thomas CLARK
Stephany FORMAN
Lok Yan HO
Emma CLARK
Stephanie FORREST
Tyson Kane HOLLOWAY-CLARKE
Benjamin CLARK
Stephanie FOSTER
Robert HOLT
Stephanie CLARKE
Molly FOWLER
Alara HOOD
Jack CLARKE
Emily FRASER
Miles HORTON
Alice COATES
Andrew FREEMAN
Alexander HORTON
Nicholas COLE
Nichol FYFE
Jeanine HOURANI
Jordonne COLLEY
Alexander GALLIGAN
Senhao HUANG
Jamie COLLINS
Harrison GATES
Dougal HURLEY
Joseph CONSTABLE
Lucie GAVANON
Avnish JAIN
Campbell COOKE
Miranda GAZE
Selvi JEGATHEESON
Alexandria COPPE
Matthew GELETA
Wing Yan KAN
Asha CORNISH
Natasha GILES
Georgina KELLY
Imogen COWAN
Yi Jzen GOH
Charles KEMP
Harriet CRAIG
Jie Lin Claire Marie GOH
Patrick KENNEDY
Mathew CRANE
Susannah GOMM
Thomas KICKETT
Thomas CROWHURST
Samuel GOOLEY
Jay KIM
Matthew CUBIS
Rohan GORDON
Brittany KING
Hamish CURRAN
Hannah GRIGG
Philippa KIRBY
Jack CUTHBERTSON
Miranda GRONOW
Lachlan KIRWAN
Resident students
Emily ADAMSON
Annie AITKEN
James ALCORN
James ALLEN
Jacqueline ALLEN
Dzifa AMENUVEGBE
Juliet ARCHIBALD
Avinash Nair ATCHU
Lucinda ATKINSON
Amba-Rose ATKINSON
Tyson AUSTIN
Olivia BAENZIGER
Dougal BAILEY
Jacob BAJADA
Georgina BAKER
Julia BATTERHAM
Helena BEAN
Ella BECKINGSALE
William BENNETT
Georgia BENTLEY
Eloise BENTLEY
Tonya BERNARDO
Georgia BETTENS
Andrew BEYER
Renee BLACK
Ngaree BLOW
James BOUNDS
David BOYD-LAW
Jessica BRADFORD
Rebecca BREADMORE
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Harald BREIDAHL
Jacqueline KIRWAN
Blake MOONEY
Anna SLOAN
Isabella WOODHOUSE
Dong-Kyoon KO
Audrey MOORE
Imogen SMITH-WATERS
Joshua WRIGHT
Rachel Li Tzu KOH
Giovanna MORRIS
Wenlai SONG
Peter WU
Nicholas LANGFORD
Tiernan MORRISON
Shae STABRYLA
Mengjie WU
Jonathan LAU
John MORRISON
Max STAUB
Michael WYLES
Lucienne LE MIERE
Damian MORTON
Rhori STEIN
Charlotte WYLES
Robert LEAN
Bhagya MUDUNNA
Robbie-Lee STEPHEN
Han XUE
Yi Lin LEE
Morgan MULLER
David STERN
Eugene YANG
Gabrielle LEFEVRE
Simone NATHAN
Bianca STRUGNELL
Bohao YAO
Emily LEWIS
Jake NAUGHTON
Thomas SZOKA
Dannel YEO
Thomas LI
Vincent NGUYEN
Hannah SZTO
David YOUL
Jiatian LIANG
Eleanor NICKLASON
Zhi Liang TAN
Jack YOUNG
Marcus Farn-Jie LIM
Aoife NICKLASON
Vicky Wen Ting TAN
Jean ZHANG
Shu LIN
Blake NIELSEN
Heather Liying TAN
Non-resident students
An Chieh LIN
Camille NOCK
Naoya TASHIRO
Gabrielle AESCHT
Libby LITTLEYUILE
Iona NORTON
Alexandra THEILE
Jacquie ALLEN
Steve LIU
Liam NUTTALL
Phoebe THOMSON
Leonie AXFORD
Kane LO
Chiemi PARKER
Bradley TJANDRA
Thomas BALDWIN
Jordan LO PICCOLO
Katherine PARROTT
Anna TRAILL
Adam CAMPLI
Hinyaw LOH
Luke PATTERSON
Stephen TRELOAR
Lucilla COLMAN
Georgina LONG
Claire PETERSON
Santo TRIPODI
Jack DALY
Anthony LONG
Ewen PICKLES
Hugo TROTTER
Georgina EDWARDS
Jessica LORD
Samantha PIENAAR
Sai Yee TSE
Madeline FOSTER
Indi LOWE
Aiden POTTS
Lucinda TURNBULL
Allanah FREDDI
John LUCAS
Claire PRESTON
Rudi VAN BREDA
Toby GRAHAM
Scotch MACDONALD
Shanley PRICE
Henri VAN BREDA
Lyndon GREEN
Campbell MACGILLIVRAY
Ailish PUREN
Hilary VAN LEEUWEN
Andrew HAMILTON
Benjamin MAHONEY
Heny PURNAMASARI
Rachel VAN SANTEN
Conrad HEALD
Alexander MARSHALL
Anuja RATWATTE
Rukman VIJAYAKUMAR
Daniel Dong-Kyoon KO
Charles MARTIN
Emmett RICHARDSON
Arielle VOCALE
Joshua LA’BROOY
Ainara MARTINEZ-MIRANDA
Natasha ROBBINS
Fraser WALLACE
William LENNIE
Simon MATTHEWS
Chantelle ROBBINS
Eliza WALLACE
Katherine LIESCHKE
Hanna MCCREATH
Joanna ROBERTS
Anna WALLACE
Natasha MACKENZIE
Rachael MCCULLOUGH
James ROBERTS
Joanna WALLIS
Joshua McLEOD
Georgina MCKAY
Lily ROBINSON
Chudi WANG
Benjamin MURPHY
Lauren MCKENZIE
Katharine ROBINSON
Laura WARD
Timothy NEWTON
Daniel MCKENZIE
Claire ROBINSON
Grantley WARD
Rahul RATWATTE
Levi MCKENZIE-KIRKBRIGHT
Amelia ROGERS
Emily WARD-AMBLER
Emily-Jane RECNY
James MCMAHON
Alethea ROSE
Stuart WATSON
Vicky TAN
John MCMENIMAN
Sara RUSDIAH
Claudia WEATHERALL
Aaron TEH
Nora MERRALLS
Callum RUSSELL
Alexandra WEISENBERGER
Joseph MERRION
Sarah RYAN
Vanessa WEST
Katherine MILLS
Liam RYAN
Olivia WHITAKER
Alexander MITCHELL
Namrata SATISH
Emma WILLIAMS
William MONOTTI
Elizabeth SCHUDA
Ruaridh WILLIAMSON
Nicholas MONTGOMERY
Evangeline SHAW
Luke WILSON
Natasha MONTGOMERY-HRIBAR
Mathuranthakan SINNATHAMBY
Cameron WILSON
CRIPPS MIDDLE
COMMON ROOM
Georgina McKay
President
Christy Capper
Secretary
Blake Mooney
Treasurer
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Holly Cao
Steve Liu
Committee
Anna Traill
Women’s Sport Representative
Billiards Room
Stuart Watson
President
TCAC Committee 2013–14
Kane Lo
Secretary
Bradley Tjandra
Anna Traill
Senior Student
Alena Broesder
Treasurer
Ella Hanscombe
Baldricks
Cale Dobrosak
Social Secretary
Miranda Gronow
RESIDENT STUDENT
COORDINATORS
Ruaridh Williamson
Treasurer
Ewen Pickles
Miranda Gronow
Senior Baldrick
Liam Ryan
Alena Broesder
Kirsten Callander
Emma Clark
Nicole Feast
Alex Galligan
Andrew Gunn
Miranda Gronow
Philip Hall
Charles Kemp
Charles Kemp
Arts Representative
Miranda Gronow
Community Representative
Andrew Gunn
Indoor Representative
Alexander Marshall
Men’s Sport Representative
Alexandra Hinchcliff
Women’s Sport Representative
Alex Hinchcliff
Cooking Society
Anna Wallace
President
Lily Robinson
Secretary
David Youl
Treasurer
Nick Caldwell
Evie Shaw
Bianca Strugnell
Emily Lewis
Art Studio
Dance Society
Georgi Long
Alice Coates
President
Georgia Bettens
President
Fi Davidson
Secretary
Anna Wallace
Secretary
Alex Mitchell
Treasurer
Lily Robinson
Treasurer
Milly Adamson
Campbell Cooke
Anna Wallace
Taylor Callaghan
Sandy Marshall
Simon Matthews
Levi Mckenzie-Kirkbright
Blake Mooney
Robbie-Lee Stephen
Hugo Trotter
Aley Weisenberger
BURSARY COORDINATORS
Claire Robinson
Robbie-Lee Stephen
Bianca Strugnell
Laura Ward
Beer Brewing Society
Andrew Gunn
President
Rohan Gordon
Secretary
Kip Davey
Treasurer
Dan Loudon
Dialectic Society
Robert Holt
Secretary
Naoya Tashiro
Treasurer
Jay Kim
Ewen Pickles
Evie Shaw
Fitzstaneith Polling Society
Robert Holt
President
Ella Beckingsale
Secretary
Rohan Gordon
Treasurer
Jay Kim
Kane Lo
James McMahon
Games Society
James McMahon
President
Jake Naughton
Secretary
Taylor Callaghan
Treasurer
Jia Xiong Choo
Jack Clarke
Georgia Bettens
Informal Dining Society
Alena Broesder
President
Claire Robinson
Secretary
David Youl
Treasurer
Evie Shaw
Miranda Gronow
Matt Geleta
Charles Kemp
Laura Ward
E R White Society
Trinity College Dramatic Society
Alice Coates
President
Anna Wallace
Producer
TRINITY COLLEGE
ASSOCIATED CLUBS (TCAC)
Sandy Marshall
TCAC Committee 2012–13
Laura Ward
Matthew Hargreaves
Senior Student
Beer Budlay
Charles Kemp
Secretary
Ruaridh Williamson
Treasurer
Ruaridh Williamson
President
George Edwards
Treasurer
Trinity College Music Society
Lottie Wyles
Secretary
Lucy Hawker
Campbell Cooke
Treasurer
Chantelle Robbins
Althea Rose
Social Secretary
James Roberts
Treasurer
Kat Droppert
Arts Representative
Joseph Constable
Community Representative
Daniel McKenzie
Indoor Representative
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Ben Clark
Men’s Sport Representative
Jake Naughton
Ella Beckingsale
Alex Hinchcliff
Joe Merrion
Camille Nock
Film Society
Kane Lo
President
Juliet Archibald
Secretary
Alex Galligan
President
Alex Galligan
Secretary
Nick Montgomery
Treasurer
Juliet Archibald
Luis Duhart
Audrey Moore
Trinity College Music
Theatre Society
Cameron Englman
Treasurer
Alice Coates
Tom Szoka
Susie Gomm
Laura Ward
Gaby Lefevre
Artistic Director
Jack Clarke
Ruaridh Williamson
Susie Gomm
Miranda Gronow
Committee
Camille Nock
Assistant Artistic Director
Lottie Wyles
Hannah McCreath
David Youl
Wine Cellar
Sam Harltey
Sustainability Interns
Trinity Photographers
Aley Weisenberger
Marketing Director
Emily Lewis
Brad Den Heijer
Fundraising
Alena Broesder
Treasurer
Anna Wallace
Assistant Director
Claire Robinson
Stage Manager
Audrey Moore
Orchestra Manager
Tom Li
Charles Kemp
President
Hannah Szto
Secretary
Andrew Gunn
Treasurer
Kirstie Callander
Miranda Gronow
Lachlan Hamilton
RESIDENT COMMITTEES
Ball Committee
Ella Beckingsale
Fleur-de-Lys (yearbook)
Eleanora Steiner
Cale Dobrosak
Ewen Pickles
Male Spirit-Leader
Imogen Smith-Waters
Ella Beckingsale
Female Spirit-Leader
Grace Mollard (TC 2007)
Donald Speagle (TC 1986)
Charles Sitch (TC 1980)
Kane Lo
Outreach
Simon Matthews
Treasurer
Imogen Smith-Waters
Phyllis Ho
David Youl
Beer Garden (newspaper)
Andrew Gunn
Jay Kim
Alice Coats
Custodians
Rachel Koh
Bulpadok (literary journal)
Campbell MacGillivray
Emily Lewis
Shu Lin
Eleanora Steiner
Editors
Trinity Racquets Society
Cameron Englman
President
Kirstie Callander
Secretary
Buttery
Lachlan Hamilton
Keeper of the Kegs
Georgi Long
Secretary
Alena Broesder
Treasurer
Emily Lewis
Miranda Gronow
Student IT/AV Committee
Robert Holt
Chair
Dean Chen
Hugh Edwards
Liam Nuttall
Wenlai (William) Song
Tom Szoka
Jack Clarke
Susie Gomm
Treasurer
Trinity Leadership Challenge
(Kokoda)
Campbell Cooke
President
Naoya Tashiro
Secretary
Scott Charles (TC 1986)
Bryan Grills (TC 1998)
Sally Glen (TC 1992)
Emma Welsh (TC 1984)
TCAC AWARDS
Jonothan Lau
Bar Managers
Trinity Recreational Alpine Club
Clare Scott (TC 1983)
Fresher Artsperson of the Year
Ben Mahoney
David Youl
Treasurer
Ewen Pickles
Max Esser (TC 1974)
Emma Clark
Tech (DJ) Committee
Charles Kemp
Alex Alsop (TC 1995)
Luis Duhart
Josh Hardy
Tom Crowhurst
Speakers
Georgi Long
President
Emily Lewis
Anna Wallace
Tom Szoka
Curators
Northern Territory Trip
Trinity International
Social Committee
Jean Zhang
Secretary
OAK PROGRAM
Jester Committee
Alena Broesder
Treasurer
Claire Robinson
Hannah Szto
Tom Crowhurst
Emma Clark
Camille Nock
Kane Lo
Emily Lewis
Editors
Tony Hall
Luis Duhart Gonzalez
President
Alyce Wilson
Jay Kim
Alex Hinchcliff
Andrew Gunn
Secretary
Environment Committee
Cale Dobrosak
Hanna McCreath
Secretary
Nora Merralls
Iona Norton
Treasurer
Elle Steiner
Imogen Smith-Waters
Outstanding Contribution to
College Infrastructure
Andy Beyer
Most Successful College Prank
Liam Nuttall
College Life
Aley Weisenberger
Fresher Sportswoman of
the Year
Ailish Puren
Outstanding Contribution
to College Spirit
Ella Beckingsale
Ewen Pickles
Fresher Sportsman of the Year
Alex Horton
Distinguished Contribution to
Community Service
Emily Lewis
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Alice Backwell
Sebastian Strugnell
Fraser Wallace
Amy Buckerfield
Thomas Szoka
Grantley Ward
Jia-Xiong Choo
Douglas Tjandra
Emma Williams
Benjamin Clark
Anna Traill
Luke Wilson
William Clark
Lacey Verley
Maggie Wu
Jordonne Colley
Xi Wang
Eugene Yang
Joseph Constable
Greta Williams
Bohao Yao
Thomas Crowhurst
Luke Wilson
Jack Young
Student of the Year
Kat Droppert
Caroline Edwards
Christopher Wood
Nicole Feast
Dannel Yeo
to the Arts
Simone Nathan
Stephanie Forrest
Awarded in August
Miranda Gaze
For results Semester 1, 2013
Matthew Geleta
Georgia Bettens
Hui Pin Goh
Harald Breidahl
Yi Jzen Goh
Alena Broesder
Robert Graham
Jacqueline Brookes
Miranda Gronow
Amy Buckerfield
to the College
Tom Clark
Lachlan Hamilton
Nicholas Caldwell
Robert Hansen
Joseph Cavanagh
Samuel Hartley
Philip Hall
Benjamin Clark
Andrew Hebbard
Tom Szoka
Jordonne Colley
Morgan Hepburn-Brown
Aley Weisenberger
Luis Duhart
Lok Yan Ho
Sportswoman of the Year
Jacqui Brooks
Hugh Edwards
Poh Hui Ho
Nicole Feast
Sportsman of the Year
Ben Clark
Hannah Hornsby
Matthew Geleta
Andrew Justo
Yi Jzen Goh
Dong-Kyoon Ko
Susie Gomm
Eva Lambert
Miranda Gronow
Franc Carse Essay Prize
Ben Mahony
Jonathan Lau
Samuel Hartley
Lucienne Le Miere
Phyllis Ho
C L H Pullar Prize for Best
Contribution to Bulpadok
[not awarded]
Tomos Lelong
Senhao Huang
Amy Smith Scholarship (1985)
Damian Morton
Indi Lowe
Patrick Kennedy
Santo Tripodi
Sarah Mann
Philippa Kirby
Simon Matthews
Simon Matthews
Nicholas Montgomery
Nicholas Montgomery
Dr Andrew Fraser Medical
Scholarship (2009)
Olivia Baenziger
Todd Morris
Simone Nathan
Emma Muir-Smith
Jake Naughton
Benjamin Murphy
Eleanor Nicklason
Eleanor Nicklason
Blake Nielsen
Iona Norton
Iona Norton
Emily Recny
Katie Parrott
Natasha Robbins
James Roberts
James Roberts
Sara Rusdiah
Sara Dee Rusdiah
ACDEMIC CERTIFICATES
Evangeline Shaw
Benjamin Russell
Thomas Szoka
Awarded in March
Erika Stanford
Bradley Tjandra
For results in Semester 2, 2012
Hayley Stratton
Eliza Wallace
Distinguished Contribution to
Sustainability
Hanna McCreath
College Life
Robert Holt
Georgie McKay
RESIDENTIAL COLLEGE
AWARDS
Community Service
Emma Clark
Senhao Huang
Emily Lewis
Rohan Humberstone Cup
Matthew Gelata
Philip Sargeant Poetry Prize
Luke Patterson
Herschel Visual Arts Prize
Natasha Giles
Dialectic Society
President’s Medal for Oratory
[not awarded]
Leeper Prize for Oratory
[not awarded]
Wigram Allen Essay Prize
[not awarded]
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RESIDENTIAL
SCHOLARSHIPS
A C Thompson Scholarship (1940)
Jake Naughton
A G Miller Scholarship (1933)
Damian Morton
A J Herd Choral Scholarship
(1996)
Stephen Treloar
A M White Scholarship (1918)
Kathryn Droppert
Agnes Robertson Choral
Scholarship (1999)
Emily Fraser
Agnes Tait Robertson
Scholarship for the Creative
Arts (2006)
Jordonne Colley
Alan and Peggy Shaw
Scholarship (2012)
Robbie-Lee Stephen
Alan Patterson International
Scholarship (2002)
Maggie Wu
Cale Dobrosak
Daniel Ko
Evangeline Shaw
Peter Wu
Dannel Yeo
Andrew Sprague Bursary for
Photography and Archives (1989)
Kane Lo
Arthur Hills Scholarship (1987)
Yi Jzen Goh
Barry and Margot Capp
Scholarship (2005)
[not awarded]
Bill Brockholt Scholarship (1978)
Robert Lean
F F Knight Scholarship (1993)
Georgina McKay
Bruce McComish Scholarship
(2004)
Audrey Moore
F L Armytage Scholarship (1883)
Rebecca Breadmore
Campbell Scholarship (2007)
Rory Burnham
Felicity Anne Curry Choral
Scholarship (2006)
Stephen Treloar
Charles Abbott Scholarship
(1986)
Blake Nielsen
Frank Henagan Scholarship
(1997)
Jonathan Lau
Charles Hebden Memorial
Scholarship (1919)
Nicholas Langford
Freemantle Choral Scholarship
(2011)
Georgia Bentley
Cheong Yu-Lin Endowment Fund
(2008)
Sara Dee Rusdiah
Helen Macpherson Smith Trust
Choral Scholarship (1990)
Bradley Tjandra
Clarke Scholarship (1880)
Miranda Gaze
Helen Macpherson Smith Trust
Scholarship (1985)
Will Bennett
Clive Smith and Friends
Recurrent Scholarship (2010)
Kirsten Callender
Nicholas Langford
Natasha Robbins
Cybec IT Endowed Scholarship
(1994)
Avnish Jain
Cybec Recurrent Scholarship
(2005)
Hamish Curran
Phillip Hall
Samuel Hartley
Jordan Lopicollo
Simon Matthews
Chantelle Robbins
Luke Wilson
David Jackson Scholarship (1999)
Dean Chen
David Wells Law Scholarship
(1997)
Holly Cao
Eliza Wallace
Dessewffy Family Bursary (2005)
[not awarded]
Elizabeth Hebden Scholarship
(1942)
John Lucas
Ethel and Edwin Cooper
Scholarship (1978)
John Lucas
Evan Burge Entrance
Scholarship (1995)
Robert Lean
Jack McMeniman
Jamie Collins
Henry Berthon Scholarship
(1886)
Benjamin Clarke
Ian Home MacKenzie Medical
Scholarship (2001)
Samuel Gooley
Le Souef Medical Scholarship
(1999)
Zhi Liang Tan
Rukman Vijayakumar
Leith Hancock Scholarship (1992)
Shanley Price
Lilian Alexander Medical
Scholarship (1999)
Andrew Lin
Zhi Liang Tan
Maurice Hurry Law Scholarship
(1983)
Georgina McKay
Merlyn Myer Scholarship (2007)
Evangeline Shaw
Miltiades and Alkestis
Chryssavgis Scholarship (1995)
Stephanie Forrest
N Bruce Munro Senior
Scholarship (1984)
Alistair Haskett
Andrew Hearl
Georgina McKay
William Monotti
Eliza Wallace
Indigenous Education Recurrent
Fund Scholarship (1978)
Amba Rose Atkinson
N H M Forsyth Choral
Scholarship (1997)
Hannah Grigg
Louis Egger
Ella Hanscombe
Tyson Holloway-Clarke
Joshua McLeod
Mathew Crane
Timothy Newton
Thomas Kickett
Stephen Treloar
Blake Mooney
N H M Forsyth Senior Choral
Scholarship (2001)
Emma Williams
J H Sutton Scholarship (1925)
Stephanie Forrest
James A Grant Entrance
Scholarship (2001)
Dean Chen
James Guest Science
Scholarship (2007)
Racheal McCullough
John Ross-Perrier Bursary
(2005)
Rachel Van Santen
John T Reid Scholarship (2009)
Tyson Austin
Ken Horn Choral Scholarship
(2002)
Georgina Davie
Kenneth Moore Music
Scholarship (2008)
Katherine Hewitt
Stephanie Forrest
Peter Godfrey Choral
Scholarship (2002)
Gabrielle Lefevre
Peter Dennison Choral
Scholarship (2002)
Phoebe Thomson
R A Must Scholarship (2000)
[not awarded]
R F Stuart-Burnett Scholarship
(1994)
Selvi Jegatheeson
Elizabeth Scuda
Randal and Louisa Alcock
Scholarship (1927)
Matthew Galeta
Randolph Creswell Engineering
Scholarship (2004)
[not awarded]
Reginald M V Blakemore
Scholarship (1991)
Benjamin Clarke
Robert B Lewis Scholarship
(1989)
Thomas Crowhurst
Robert W H Cripps Choral
Scholarship (1994)
Miranda Gronow
Ronald Cowan Scholarship (2008)
Shanley Price
Rosemary and Bryan Cutter
Foundation Scholarship (2008)
Ngaree Blow
Luke Patterson
S A F Pond Scholarship (1980)
Harald Breidahl
Nancy Curry Choral Scholarship
(1997)
Brittany King
Thomas Crowhurst
Nigel and Margery Herring
Studentship (2011)
Mathew Crane
Philippa Kirby
Nerida Wylie Scholarship (2001)
Rachel Van Santen
Oatley Family Scholarship (2007)
Nicole Feast
Hugh Edwards
Miles Horton
Robert Lean
Jack McMeniman
Eleanor Nichlason
Fraser Wallace
Georgina Long
S A F Pond Non-Resident Choral
Scholarship (1980)
Breanna Chapman
Leonie Axford
Oodgeroo Endowed Scholarship
(2000)
Jamie Collins
Toby Graham
Perry Scholarship (1873)
Thomas Crowhurst
Lyndon Green
Andrew Hamilton
Conrad Heald
William Lennie
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Katherine Lieschke
Imogen Smith-Waters
Claire PRESTON
HARYANTO Frans
Aaron Teh
Shae Stabryla
Fiona RAIKE
HARYANTO Steve
S R Stoneman Scholarship (2010)
Rebecca Breadmore
Fraser Wallace
John RAIKE
HENDRA Stella
Joanna Wallace
Sharne ROLFE
HIRATA Roi
Joanna Wallis
Maggie Wu
Kuncoro RUSMAN
HUI Howard
Simon Fraser Scholarship (1920)
Jia Xiong Choo
Hai Kun Zhan
Brenda SANG
JONGKAMATO Aljerru
Trinity Theological Scholarship
Christy Capper
Adriaan SIERSEMA
KAN Christy
Jacqueline SMITH
KARTASASMUTA Williem
Galdwyn Hughes
Lachlan THOMPSON
KHIN Smantha
Claire Preston
Suzannah WALSH
KOK Felicia
Janet WINFIELD
KOKADA Micha
Sir George Turner Endowed
Fellowship (1958)
Emily Fraser
Dr Susan Lim Medical
Scholarship (2010)
[not awarded]
Alumni Scholarship
FOUNDATION STUDIES
Alan and Peggy Shaw Oxford
Scholarship (2012)
Nicholas Fenech
February Extended 2012
THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL
DAI Daisy
Lay Ka BAW
DASHDAVAA El
Theodore BYARD
DING Zillion
Christy CAPPER
HE Sweet
Jonathan CHAMBERLAIN
JIN Yaya
Melissa CLARK
XU Ying
Mathe CRANE
XUE Vivian
Kieran CRICHTON
July Fast Track 2012
Michae DANAHER
ADISUDJANA Elsa Magdalena
Paul ETHERINGTON
AMORNCHAITKUN Pete
Kaylea FEARN
ANNEKE Christine
Jacob GARANG AKECH
BASKORO Reinaldy Cahyo
Peter GUY
BOEDIMAN Reissa Cheryl
Kasey HOLYMAN
CHEE Daryl
Valerie JOHNSON
CHEN Kenny
Patricia KENNEDY
CHEN Yue
Paul KRUSE
CHIA Xin Yu Valerie
Hay Day Ta Tha KUNOO
CHO Jaenee
Trinity Dean’s Scholarship
Taylor Callahan
Hei Ler KYI SHWE
DIONISIO-SEE Karen Angela
Louise LANG
DYER BRAY Esmeralda
Dean Chen
Graeme LEGGE
EDWIN Marvin Adriano
Jamie Collins
Andrew LOCKWOOD-PENNEY
FABIAN Stanislaus Glenndy
Matthew Cubis
Trent LOSONN-WILKINS
FOO Miao Yun
Yi Jzen Goh
Manoli MAGER
FRANK Daniel
Selvi Jegatheeson
David MANYOK
GOH Bridget
Nicholas Langford
Catherine McGOVERN
GOH Jolene
Emily Lewis
Danny McROBERTS
GUANDINATA Angelica
John Lucas
Edward MERITO
GUNUAWAN Stefanny Gabriella
Gerogina McKay
David MILFORD
HA Dinh Viet
Jake Naughton
Elizabeth MURRAY
HA Nhu The Vy
Shanley Price
Emily PAYNE
HAN ChengChen
Sydney Wynne Scholarship (1970)
Kathryn Droppert
Trinity General Scholarship
Kathryn Droppert
Matthew Galeta
Lucy Gavanon
Miranda Gaze
Philippa Kirby
Jonathan Lau
William Monotti
Iona Norton
Trinity International Scholarship
(2000)
Taylor Callaghan
Yi Jzen Goh
Phyllis Ho
Miles Horton
Senhao Huang
Jay Kim
Rocly Liang
Claire Peterson
Sara Dee Rusdiah
Han Xue
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Yorta Yorta Scholarship (2004)
Tyson Austin
CHAN Weng
CHEN Eric
KUSUMA Edwin
KWOK Sean Justin
LEE Jun Yan
LEGOH Cellyn
LEONG Michel Danelle
LEUNG Isabella
LI Jia Wei
LI Jiayun
LI Renkun
LIM Gunawan
LIMANTO Meta
LIN Qingping
LIN Sarag
LIN Ting-Yu
LITVINENKO Vlad
LOY Jia Min Jelly
LUHUR Edward Ignazio
MAYLINGA Ayu
MUFTI Wilson Nugraha
MULYONO Hermawan
NGUYEN Thi Thai An
PANDHIKA Wilta Clarissa
PHAM Ngoc Minh An
PRABAHA Ashwini
PURWANDINI Farahditya Putri
RAMBITAN Widya Wati
RENALDO Aloysius
SANTOSA Agatha
SAPUTRA Adela Risha
SAPUTRA Ayleen Ginny
SATYAWIRAWAN Syane Agacy
SIAN Evelyn
SIRICHALERMRAK Gift
SOESANTO Erica
SOETJIPTO Kevin Alexander
SUSANTO Reagan
SUATNAHADI Adrian
HO Tommy
SENDJAJA Jonathan
FANG Lanzhu
TAMSIL Antonius Jason
HO Xing Yi
SINURAYA Putera Perkasa
GAO Yuyang
TIONARDI Edbert
HOU Eddy
SOU Gabriel
GUO Zihao
TJANDRA Stephen Alexandro
HUA Mengmeng
SU Stella
HAN Gaolie
TJIUPEK Ineke
KAM Melanie
SUTRISNA Friska
HE Haozhou
TJIUPEK Jessica
KANNAN Ashwini
TAN Dy;an
HE Yueyang
TOYAD Clarissa
KHAW Pi Sheng
TAN Zhen Yi Rachel
HENDRAWAN Johan Andrew
VALERIE Valerie
KHIN Twinkle
TANG Edwin
HU Haojie
WANG Xinya
KOSASIH Astrid Leoni
TEOH Erica Tze Huey
HU Ting
WIBOWO Ricky
KRAISATHIANPAISAL Wittawin
TERIANTO Melisa
HU Mingjie
WIDJAJA Andy
LAZUARDI Felicia Levina
TRUONG Daniel
JIANG Lanxu
WIDANARKO Ria Edra
LEE Elsha
TURMUNKH Turbold
JIAO Hang
WIRAYADI Ryan Kristianto
LI Alfred
WANG Ivy
LI Yanfeng
WONG Justin Dixuen
LI Jiayi
WANG Mengjia
LI Ke
WU Maggie
LI Qiziao
WARDANI Chindera Mukti
LI Jianjun
XIA Meitifani
LIE Richy
WIBOWO Valent Wiharja
LI Muxuan
XUE Qimeng
LIEW Ryan Wenhaw
WIDJAJA Yuliana Kusuma
LI Xu
YANG Wenyi
LIM Amber
WIN MYAT THU Match
LI Chunxu
YAP Teng Jing Rebecca
LIM Sherwynn
WINATA Jeffry
LIAO Jiangling
YPSWARA Aimee Margaretha
LIN Fan
WONGSODIRDJO Cheryl Mei
LIAO Ding
YUWONO Celvin Prasetya
LING Cheng
WU Amy
LIN Weiwei
July Main 2012–2013
LING Mellony
WU Mengnan
LIU Yiding
LIU Jing
WUN Yin
LIU Yilin
LIU Sherry
YANG Chloris
LIU Jiajun
LO Kathy
YANG Sunny
LIU Qianlong
LOH Hui Lian
YANG Xiao Yu
LIU Xin
LOH Jia Hui
YAO Linhan
LO Chi Pui
LU Shan
YAO Meng
LOU Minyue
LUO Nahui
TUAN Chengji
LU Danjie
MA Wei Ya
ZHANG Fiona
MAO Dingding
MENG Melody
ZHANG Guangyu
MAO Zemin
MIAO Yutong
ZHANG Harry
MUGHAL Muhammad Waleed
ZHANG Yan
MUHAMMAD Rahmatya Siti
Ishahni
MUHAMMAD Arif
ZHANG Yoyo
MUSTAPA Mohd Amar Nazrin Bin
ZHAO Yu
MYINT THEIN Steven
ZHU Yuyun
NAN MAUK KHAM HEIN Michelle
August Extended 2012
NGUYEN Huynh Phoung Thoa
ANDERSON Breggy
NGUYEN Tong Dung
BAI Jingnan
OSMENA Sheen Abigail
BI Xuechun
PAKPAHAN Timothy
CHAI Xiaojuan
PEK Philomena Yan Yun
CHEN Yuhan
QIU Andreas
CHEN Xinyi
ROMPIS Calvin Patrick
CHEN Haiyuan
RUSLAN Afif Ridhwan
CHI Didi
SASAI Kana
DAI Ao
SELEZNEVA Ekaterina
DENG Yaxin
ASGARI Medina
BAI Jindi
BUDIYANTO Astrid Anindita
CHEN Chen
CHEN Guanda
CHEN Junsong
CHIN Jadmine
CHONNG Kok Fai
CHONG Mervin
CHU Ming
DAMITRIAS Theofilius Danu
DENG Rui
DING Jing Jing
DJAJAWI Indra
DON Stephanie
EFFENDY Jimmy
FAN Kenny
FENG Angela
FLORENCIA Jessica
FOO Dylan Meng Shen
FRIESS Marc Charles
GAU Jiasheng
GUO Theresa
GUO Yixing
HE Hao
NGO Tran Tri Nha
NGUYEN Thi Quynh Vuong
NGUYEN Thanh Tu
NGUYEN Thi Mai Khanh
PAN Fan
PANG Bo
QI Siyuan
QI Bin
QIAN Yining
QIAN Kuan
RONG Yi
SHI Wenchang
SUGIANTO Randy Pratama
SUN Chongzhi
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TAN Hui
HUANG Guan
MANDLEBE Batsho
CHEN Munika
TAN Amanda
LI Xiangkui
MANOROTKUL Karnpicha
CHENG Feng Guang
TANG Zhen
LI Pengfei
NDABA Unaswi Tlamelo Kaone
CHENG Zhi Xuan
TRAN Thien Phuc
LOU Shengyu
ONG Shea Shen
CHEOK Rachel Sue Lynn
TRAN Thuy Trang
LUO Heng
ONG Yi Ren Braden
CHEONG Tara Eu Li
TRINH Pham Xuan Hai
LUO Sen
ONG Veronica Xing Xian
CHEONG Alyssa Li-Lynn
WAN Biwen
MA Lishan
OUEMPHANCHAROEN Parichat
CHEUNG Yi Ting
WANG Muhong
SHEN Hejun
RAJA Ahmed Kamal
CHI Chen
WEN Chenguang
SHI Lidong
RAMETSANA Precious Peolwane
CHIANG Jacqueline Sy Yiing
XUE Haoyan
TIAN Qiuyi
RODRIGO W. Sanduni Kaushalya
CHIEW Kok Weng
YAN Yuqing
WONG Chun Fai
SAPARI Ardyanto Lukman
CHIN Pei Wen
YANG Han
WU Yun
SUN Jie-Sheng Jason
CHIN Jia Wei
YANG Yunhao
XIONG Chujun
TANG Yunhua Queenie Vanessa
CHNG Dicklin
YANG Han
XU Yiyun
TEH Stephanie
CHONG Anabelle Jin Han
YANG Liu Fu Ran
ZHANG Yinli
TIO Richard
CHONG Kimberley Ling Zhen
YANG Yingyi
ZHANG Kexin
TRIHARDJO Felix Otto
CHOO Kai Lin
YANG Yingdie
ZHAO Zihao
WANG Yingyi
CHOW Tsz Wan
YAO Xiaojun
ZHU Shijun
WONG Adrian Chung Heng
CHUA Sabrina Beiyu
YE Yingxin
January Main Plus 2013
WU Boyou
CHUA Chun Li Kevin
YE Lingling
ALVAREZ GAVILANES Guillermo
Rafael
XI Hengzhe
CHUA Adina Jia Rong
YU Jiayi
ZHONG Sophia Hanru
CHUNG Jared Kian Sheng
YU Ping
CHAN Suet Ying Sharina
ZHOU Lingshan
CHUO Chung Yee
YU Yicheng
CHEUNG Bryan
February Main 2013
CO Janel Nathalie Ang
YU Qiao
CHICO URBINA Diana Esther
DON MANUWELGE DON Niroga
Mindula
ABDUL JABBAR Saburah
Nazreen
CONG Taoran
YUAN Zian
CUACA Cleveland
ZHANG Zhenyu
ZHANG Yunming
ZHANG Wang
ZHANG Wenhai
ZHANG Shiyu
ZHANG Zhuoyi
ZHANG Mingqi
ZHANG Pei
ZHANG Yan
ZHANG Zengyuan
ZHANG Juexuan
ZHANG Shiyao
ZHAO Tianyu
ZHENG Shiqi
ZHENG Di
ZHOU Chen
ZOU Jingwen
September Extended 2012
CAI Liting
CUI Yujia
DU Zichun
HO Tsz Ying
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ANG Justin Zhie Hung
CUI Wensi
ERAZO CEDENO Rosario Andrea
ANG Teng Wei
DARMAWIJAYA Alvin Susanto
FOO Ren Hao
ANG Stephanie Hui Sian
DENG Jinming
FOONG Christine Hui Li
ANGGAWIDJAJA Natasha
Marissa
DEVAMANY Yoginna
FU Qiang
FUJIMURA Arisa
BAEK Sunmu
DING Yixin
GHULAM ABAS Mariam
BEK Shuang Pheng
DUAN Sainan
GOUTAMA Canny
BORGHEI Hamidreza
EMAMGHOLIPOUR Benyamin
HO Sum Yee Renee
BU Nanxiang
ENG Vik Ven
KHOO Matthew Theng Yen
CAI Yunqi
FOO Qi Hsin
KOAY Xue Jan
CAI Weibin
FOO Dora Xinyi
KONG E Shuen
CHAI Wern Han
FOONG Shin Ying
KWANG Diannita Ayu
CHAN Ka Yan
FUNG Wing Lun Ellena
KWEK Yi Sheng
CHAN Hoi Yan
GAN Xin Yi
LAM Tak Fai
CHAN Shian Siang
GIAM Pei Shuen Trudy
LANG Tze Yen
CHANG Song
GOH Wen Xin Carolyn
LAU Wai Kwan
CHEAH Ann Yee
GOH Yong Shin
LEE Aaron Han Sol
CHEANG Kin Ieng
GOH Su-Jeing Laura
LEONG Ren Yuan Eliot
CHEN Jiawei
GOH Dickson Wooi Khai
LIANTO Sharron Octaviani
CHEN Shih-Feng
GOH Beatrice Shiqi
LUCAS Resego Mmaabo
CHEN Yuzhu
GONG Yingying
MAK Chun Yin
CHEN Shuwan
GUAN Zhun
DING Siyu
GUAN Tze Ying
LEONG Zhi Wei
MOHAMED ZAINI Nor Aliah
TAN Qian Ying
GUNAWAN Amelia Putri
LEONG Weng Sum
MOHD KHIR Muhammad Hafiz
TAN Li-Qing Victoria
HAN Yinong
LEONG Mei Yee Melissa
MOU Yik Ming
TAN Shi Min Sara
HAN Tianyang
LEOW Hwei Fung
TAN Lydia Hui Theng
HAO Siming
LEUNG De Tian
MUHAMMAD ARIF STEPHEN
Emilia
HASHKAVAEI Armity
LI Yuwei
NG Yi Ching
TAN Ze Lynn
HAU Kai Men Carmen
LI Zhihan
NG Stephanie Zi Xin
TANG Joseph Jia Chieh
HEW Ee Ling
LI Peixin
NG Joshua Yong Chieh
TANG Tung Jen Jenny
HII Connie
LI Yee Sum
NG David Ming Yew
TAO Yu Hang Vivian
HO Melissa Yi Shien
LI Luheng
NG Shi Rou
TAY Xin ni
HOH Jason Wai Yin
LI Xinying
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HOW Vi Vian
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NGUYEN Canh Toan
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OH San Dat
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TO Tran Nhan Hau
JIANG Yixuan
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ONG Su Zen
TO Tran Chan Nhu
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LIM Jia Cherng
ONG Sarah Jia Min
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ONG Jonathan Ming Hao
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UDDIN Fahim
K CHANTHIRA MORGAN
Pooranee
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TAN Han Gene
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BI Minghao
SY Martin Harley
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TAN Ming Huei
DU Peng
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HE Siyao
CHEN Yilin
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JOO Ji Chan
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WANG Yi
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June Main Plus 2013
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YE Zi
ANG Brendi Lien Jun
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YE Hemu
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YE LWIN OO Danny Wang
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XU Yi
YAM Yee Wah
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YEO Xin Yu
YEOH Ben Jia Wei
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ZHANG Bingqing
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ZHOU Xiaohan
ZHU Chen
March Accelerated 2013
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SEAH Kah Howe
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TAN Dicksonn Seng Fang
TEO Wen Ji Deon
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TONG Jialing
YUWONO Megasari
ZHANG Yan
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HALIM Claudia Christinia
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MO Jiaqi
NG Adriana Chia Yee
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ROWHANI TAZANGI Armin
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SIY CHA Matthew Philip
STEPHANNIE Stephannie
SUPRAPTO Glenn Engelbert
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WEI Xiaocheng
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HU Chi-Cheng
HU Zhexin
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LI Wenni
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August Comprehensive
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QU Yiyi
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TRIANSYAH
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SU Zihan
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YANG Xinyu
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LI Junfeng
WU Wen Hsin
HUANG Szu-En
Joshua JUANDY
April Accelerated 2012
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SEE Emmeline Mei Yi
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EVELYN Cindy
LAU Sum Yi
TENGGARA Melissa
ZHANG You
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OO Zaw Ba
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VO Tran Bich Tram
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July Main 2012
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Nikos
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February Main 2013
Yao Liyang
UNIVERSITY OF
MELBOURNE
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February Main 2012
GAO Yidan
AMORNCHAITIKUN
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Young Leaders July Program
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Kit Ieng LO
Chih-Wei LU
Hai-Viet LUU
Bonyit Akec MABOR
38
Kai Jun CHIANG
Jazleen LEO
Jeremy TEO
LOANS TO THE ARCHIVES
Danielle LEONG
Day Nyar THA SHEE
Rachel LEONG
Caleb THNG
John Carre-Riddell
Photograph album ca 1912–1913
Jan LIM
Jocelin TJANDRA
Luann LIM
Nhi TRAN
Alina LIN
Tonniel VILA
Chao LOH
Robin WAGNER
GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY
Kean Chin LOKE
Selena WANG
Gillian LOY
Yu Xuan WEE
Athony LUAL CHIGOK
Elesha WILLIAMS
Barbara Cargill and
Miles Nicholls
Phaidon, Le Corbusier Le Grand
Abil MADHOL
Ethan WONG
Liyana MAHADI
Hui Kun YEO
Anita MANSBRIDGE
Claire YEOH
Cecilia MENDES
Yasmine YEOH
Marnie MILLER
Chun Fai YIP
Katrina MILLINER
Ruby ZHU
Daina MINCHENKO
Kasshif MOHAMED RIAZ
Amir MUHAMMAD
Arif MUHAMMAD
Fiston MWENDA
Aiswarya NAIR
Ze Weng NG
Stephanie NGUYEN
Katharine NIKOLIC
Brodie OAKFORD
Richard OLENIK
Jowyn OOI
William OOI
Gloria OU
Ajie PERMANA AJIE
Irwan PRASETYO
Sharon RARIMA
Jeri SAM
Putri Nur Fadiyah SAMBODA
Jasmin SAVANNAH
Soe Herry Thein SEIN
Vanessa SWEE
Brandon TAN
Cheryl TAN
David TAN
Hannah TAN
Jerry TAN
Max TAN
Wilbert TAN
Megan TANG
Calvin TCHOU
GIFTS TO THE ART
COLLECTION
Barbara Keissing
Three coloured lithographic
prints
Paul Gerber
Two paintings by Ji Wye To
Robin Sharwood
Watercolour by Rick Amor, 1976
Bukudal community,
North-East Arnhem Land
Bark painting by Beyamarr
Miningurr
GIFTS TO THE ARCHIVES
Barbara Keissing
Memorabilia of Vaughan Keissing
(TC 1951)
Trish Parker
Two pairs of bookends with Trinity
crests, belonging to Robert Brook
Lewis (TC 1937)
Richard Gardner
Two copies of DVD entitled
‘Mark Gardner: A Most Eminent
Ophthalmologist’
Angie Miller
Two photographic albums of
student events ca 1997
John McDonagh
Series of formal photographs
from 1952 with McDonagh as
Senior Student
Ms La Nauze
Trinity College blazer belonging
to Eric Black (TC 1979)
Anna Traill
Trinity College blazer belonging
to Bill Traill, ca 1953
College House, Christchurch NZ
Gil Docking, ed., Two Hundred
and Forty Years of New Zealand
Painting
Sally Dalton-Brown
Joanna Bourke, An Intimate
History of Killing
Sigmund Freud, Freud on
Psychopathology Vol. 10
Svetlana Boym, The Future
of Nostalgia
Andrew Jenks, Russia in a Box
Oleg Tarasov, Icon and Devotion
David Johnson, ed., The Popular
and the Canonical
Sandra Free, Three Remarkable
Women: Three Plays
Elena Govor, Australia in the
Russian Mirror: Changing
Perceptions 1770-1919
Julia Voznesenskaya, The
Star Chernobyl
Wendell Steavenson, Stories
I Stole: From Georgia
Julia Politkovskaya, A Russian
Diary
Julia Voznesenskaya, Letters of
Love: Women Political Prisoners in
Exile and the Camps
Paul Richardson, ed., Life Stories:
Original Works by Russian Writers
Eric Schmidt, et al., Nanotechnology
L Chamberlain, Lenin’s Private
War: The Voyage of the Philosophy
Steamer and the Exile of the
Intelligentsia
Norman Gray
From Parish to Prison
Dorothy Lee
Andreas Kostenberger, John:
Baker Exegetical Commentary on
the New Testament Bible
Andreas Loewe
Katharine Thornton, The
Messages of Its Walls and Fields:
a History of St. Peter’s College,
1847 to 2009
Don Markwell
Philip Ziegler, Legacy: Cecil
Rhodes, the Rhodes Trust and
Rhodes Scholarships
Don Markwell, Instincts to
Lead: on Leadership, Peace and
Education
Elizabeth Rushen
Bishopscourt Melbourne: Official
Residence and Family Home
Robin Sharwood
Giovanni Domenico Tiepolo,
Picturesque Ideas on the Flight
into Egypt
Stephanie Claire and Anna
Waldmann, Salvatore Zofrea
J Faigan, Paul Sandby Drawings
Patrick Conner, Michael Angelo
Rooker 1746-1801
C M Kauffmann, John Varley
1778-1842
Marcia Pointon, Bonington,
Francia & Wyld
Andrew Hemingway, The Norwich
School of Painters 1803-1833
Ralph Edwards and L G G
Ramsey, eds, The Connoisseur’s
Complete Period Guides to Houses,
Decoration, Furnishing and
Chattels of the Classic Periods
Estate of the late A.G.L. Shaw
A G L Shaw, The Economic
Development of Australia
A G L Shaw, The Story of Australia
A G L Shaw, Convicts and Colonies:
A Study of Penal Transportation
from Great Britain and Ireland to
Australia and other Parts of the
British Empire
A G L Shaw, The Australian Coal
Industry
John McManners, Church and
Society in Eighteenth Century
France: The Clerical Establishment
and its Social Ramifications
A G L Shaw, Warrior Race: a
History of the British at War from
Roman Times to the Present
A G L Shaw, Great Britain and the
Colonies 1815-1865
39
A G L Shaw and H D Nicolson,
Growth and Development in
Australia: an Introduction to
Australian History
Student Management Services
Matthews, Time and the Leprosy
Mission, The Hidden People of
Leprosy (DVD)
National Markets
Religious
Focolare Movement
Other Academic/Education
Australian and New Zealand
Society for Mass Spectrometry
Conference
Australian Anglican-Roman
Catholic Dialogue (AUSTARC)
Melbourne University Overseas
Christian Fellowship (MUOCF)
European Molecular Biology
Laboratory – EMBL Australia
City on a Hill Church (Anglican)
Emergence and Expansion: A
Modern World History
CONFERENCE GROUPS
& EVENTS
A G L Shaw and H D Nicolson, An
Introduction to Australian History
Study Abroad
University of Delaware (English)
A G L Shaw, Sir George Arthur,
Bart., Superintendent of British
Honduras, Lieutenant-Governor of
Van Diemen’s Land and of Upper
Canada, Governor of the Bombay
Presidency
University of Delaware (Chemical
Engineers)
Australia in the Twentieth Century:
an Introduction to Modern Society
A G L Shaw, Modern World History:
Social, Political and Economic
Development, 1780-1955 (Book 1)
Development, 1780-1955 (Book 2)
Development, 1780-1950 (in one
volume)
A G L Shaw, A History of the Port
Phillip Bay District: Victoria before
Separation
University of California – Irvine
Year 11/12 Study Camps
Goulbourn Valley Grammar
School
Engineers Without Borders
Anglican Diocese of Melbourne
Selection Conferences
2nd Cambridge Economic History
Symposium
Multicultural Conference
(Anglican)
GAMSAT Ready Revision Classes
Planet Shakers City Church
Gold Standard GAMSAT classes
CityLife Church Life Group
Retreat
Medstart UMAT classes
Brentwood Secondary School
Engage Education
Calvin Christian College
(Tasmania)
Elevate Education
Camberwell Girls Grammar
OZTrekk Orientation
Aquinas School
The Communications Council
Hoppers Crossing Secondary
School
School for Excellence TSFX VCE
Revision
The University of Melbourne
Melbourne Research
Red Hat Australia Pacific Pty Ltd
Overseas Students Society
(MUOSS)
Young Statisticians Conference
International Student Services
Brain Gym (Kinaesthetic)
Sustainability & Environmental
Earth Watch Institute Australia
Australian Conservation
Foundation
Melbourne Church of Christ Bible
Studies
Doctrinal Commission (Anglican)
Mormon Youth Singles
Association Camp (JCLDS)
Music and the Arts
Jung Society piano recital
New Zealand Association of
Organists
Jetstar advertisement
Film Making Summer School
Film Writing Winter School
Swinburne University film
students
Australian Maths & Science
Institute (AMSI) Conference
Sporting
Toowoomba Grammar School
Volleyball
Bio 21 Biomedicine
The Glennie School Volleyball
Department of Psychology
Melbourne University Cricket
James Jupp, The Australian
People: An Encyclopedia of the
Nation, its People, and their Origins
Architect & Design Summer
School
Melbourne University Athletics
King’s School Tennis Tour
Reaching Your Pinnacle
Department of Pathology
NAB
Richard Ellmann, Oscar Wilde: A
Biography
Department of Genetics
Indigenous
Career Trackers
People Measures
Faculty of Business
Murrup Barack Summer School
CLE Consulting
Department of Economics
Finance & Planning
Murrup Barak Winter School
Government
Korin Gamadji Institute
Urban Planning, Faculty of
Architecture, Building and
Planning
Richmond Emerging Aboriginal
Leadership Camps (REAL)
City of Melbourne Family
Services
Charles Rowley, Aboriginal Policy
and Practice: Destruction of
Aboriginal Society
Margaret MacMillan,
Peacemakers: The Paris
Conference of 1919 and its Attempt
to End War
Andrew Roberts, Masters and
Commanders: How Roosevelt,
Churchill, Marshal and Alanbrooke
Won the War in the West
40
Correlli Barnett, Hitler’s Generals
Department of Biochemistry and
Molecular Biology
Ganbina Group Leadership
Program
BA Extended interviews
John Keegan, The Face of Battle
Melbourne School of Engineering
Andrew Crozier, The Causes of the
Second World War
School of Chemistry
Not-for-Profit
Harvard Scholarship interviews
School of Graduate Research
National Disability Service
David Stevenson, Armaments and
the Coming of War: Europe 1904-1914
Graduate School of Management
Annecto – The People Network
(Disability Employment)
Peter Calvocoressi and Guy Wint,
The Penguin History of the Second
World War
AUSAID (International Office)
Future Students
Melbourne Welcome Program
Murdoch Children’s Research
Institute
RMIT film students
VCA film students
Corporate
ATA Scientific Workshops
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Annual Report 2013 - Trinity College

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