October 2005 - Charles Darwin University

Charles Darwin University
Graduation Program
October 2005
Charles
Darwin
University
October Graduation Ceremony 2005
The Chancellor, Mr Richard Ryan, AO, presiding
Darwin Entertainment Centre
Friday 14 October 2005
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A Message from the Chancellor
As Chancellor of Charles Darwin University it is an honour and a privilege to
congratulate the graduands of 2005.
Charles Darwin University was formed through the merging of institutions such as
the Northern Territory University, Centralian College, the Northern Territory Rural
College and Menzies School of Health Research. This state of the art institution has
grown into a place of learning for more than 18,000 students.
Charles Darwin University offers a fresh approach to education, with a wide
range of study options, excellent standards of teaching and an engaging learning
environment. This is a university that aims to inspire its students to acquire the
skills and knowledge to change their worlds for their own good and the good of
the community.
As well as being a celebration of knowledge, graduation ceremonies allow students
to share their pride and satisfaction in achieving their goals with their families,
friends, and the University staff who have supported and encouraged them
throughout their studies.
Graduation is not a farewell to the Charles Darwin University. We look forward
to welcoming back graduands as members of the Alumni or through continuing
formal studies and to the many symposia, lectures, concerts and events at the
University.
Congratulations again to the Charles Darwin University graduates of 2005. We have
no doubt we will be hearing of your continuing achievements in your work and the
community in the future.
Richard Ryan, AO
Chancellor
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A Message from the Vice-Chancellor
Each of you, tonight’s graduates, has grown in knowledge, in competence and understanding
during your time as students at Charles Darwin University. Each of you, by deploying these
attributes to the greatest possible extent, will make a difference; a difference to your own
future, the future of your families, your community, the Northern Territory and the global
community.
You will be part of a rapidly changing world, where the only certainty is the development
of new knowledge and new ways of doing things – ongoing change is simply part of life.
Change provides opportunities and I hope you will welcome change and successfully
ride the waves that produce it. Remember Charles Darwin, the namesake of the Territory’s
university once said, “It is not the strongest of the species that survive, not the most
intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.”
The amount of information on any subject is growing at an ever-increasing rate. To move
from being a novice and eventually to expert we all must continue to learn and to apply
those learnings. We must keep on learning in new fields as our roles change or we slip
back down the ladder to being a novice. I hope your time at Charles Darwin University has
resulted in you having a love of learning for life and that you will be open to new ideas.
As graduates of Charles Darwin University, you are becoming alumni of a University that
sees its role as providing vibrant learning, life-changing experiences and graduating
individuals with the foundation to be excellent thinkers, workers and citizens. It aims to
equip its graduates with the generic skills to thrive in the complex world at large and to
take on the particular challenges of the Northern Territory.
I hope you have enjoyed your university experience. I hope you will continue to learn
and that through your words and actions you will contribute to the development and
reputation of the Charles Darwin University, a university that aspires to work with its alumni,
wherever they may be, to provide an enriching experience for all its students, its alumni and
the community at large.
This evening is one of celebration; you have achieved a significant milestone and we
are proud of you. All of us in the University join with your family and friends in saying
“congratulations”.
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Helen Garnett, PSM
Vice-Chancellor
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A Message from Your Student Union
Graduation is a time for celebration, reflection and formal recognition of your
achievements. A time to savour the applause and ceremony in front of your peers,
friends and family.
I hope you have enjoyed your time at Charles Darwin University. The Students’
Union thanks you for your contribution to the University community, for your
participation and involvement and your dedication to complete your course
paving the way as a model for future graduates.
The Students’ Union hopes that your reflections on your time with us are fond
memories. Your experiences as a student at Charles Darwin University were the
direct result of students like yourself making a difference. We hope you will be good
ambassadors of the Charles Darwin University and its faculties.
The Students’ Union hopes the services we provided helped alleviate some of the
pressures of university life and in some way impacted positively on your educational
and social experience here at Charles Darwin University.
Congratulations to all graduates on behalf of the Charles Darwin Students’ Union
and we wish you all the best of luck in your future professional careers.
Kent Rowe
President
Charles Darwin University– Students’ Union
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Australian Federation of University Women Inc
Northern Territory
The Australian Federation of University Women (Northern Territory) Inc (AFUW-NT)
provided assistance in gowning for the Graduation ceremony this evening. This is a fundraising activity providing scholarships for Northern Territory, and now East Timorese,
women students.
We presently offer three $1 000 scholarships annually in the Northern Territory – one each
to an undergraduate, a postgraduate and one identified for an Indigenous woman student.
We are pleased to announce this year two new scholarships for women studying at the
Universidade Nacional Timor Lorosae, Dili. To fund these activities we plan to increase our
membership base, seek the support of regular donors and continue to provide volunteers
for CDU Graduation ceremonies.
AFUW-NT is a member of the Federal Council of the Australian Federation of University
Women Inc (AFUW Inc). AFUW Inc joined the International Federation of University
Women (IFUW) in 1924. IFUW has NGO status with the United Nations, and is a voice for
graduate women, promoting the advancement of women worldwide and their equality
of opportunity through initiatives in education, welfare, friendship, the environment and
peace.
Membership in AFUW Inc is open to all women who hold an undergraduate degree or
its equivalent from a University anywhere in the world. AFUW Inc welcomes all women
graduates who support its purposes and objectives. Employment in a University or any
other location is not a requirement. AFUW Inc has Standing Committees on education,
youth, international issues, the environment and peace in which AFUW-NT participates and
contributes.
Annual membership is $40 (and $15.00 for students) and members receive a copy of
Graduate Women, a national journal published six monthly. If you want to know more
about AFUW-NT, visit these websites:
AFUW-NT :
www.afuw-nt.org.au/index.html
AFUW Inc :
www.afuw.org.au/welcome.htm
IFUW:
www.ifuw.org
If you are interested in joining AFUW-NT please talk to us at the Graduation Ceremony visit
our website, ring 8946 6355 (BH) or write to The Secretary, AFUW – NT, Box 714, PO Parap
NT 0804, or email the President, Penny Wurm ([email protected]).
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Penny Wurm
President 2005
Charles
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Charles Darwin University, Graduation Courtyard
14th October 2005 – 6.30pm
Order of Proceedings
The Academic Procession will enter with the Assembly standing
Processional: Gaudeamus Igitur
The National Anthem
The Assembly will remain standing for the singing of the National Anthem
(CDU Chamber and Musicianship Choir)
Welcoming Address
The Vice-Chancellor, Helen Garnett, PSM
The Chancellor, Mr Richard Ryan, AO
The Conferring of Degrees and Awards
Law, Business and Arts
Presented by the Dean of the Faculty of Law, Business and Arts
Professor Eugene Clark
Institute of Advanced Studies
Presented by the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Research
Professor Robert Wasson
Musical Interlude
Education Health and Science
Presented by the Dean of the Faculty of Education, Health and Science
Professor Carole Kayrooz
Technology
Presented by the Dean of the Faculty of Technology
Dr Steve Shanahan
Occasional Address
Carolyn Richards
Graduand Response
Eva McRae-Williams
The Academic Procession will retire, the Assembly Standing
Recessional: Rondeau
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Doctor of Philosophy
Charles Andrew Cameron
Thesis title:Public Policy on Formal Education for
Indigenous Australians in the Northern Territory
The study examined policy failure in the second
half of the twentieth century in educational
outcomes for Indigenous Territorians. The premise
was that cultural difference, between the public
service providers and their Indigenous clients, was
primarily responsible for that failure. The study
applied policy theory and analysis to a succession of
educational policy regimes in the Territory, locating
these regimes in their historical context. The major
issues were that, at the end of the twentieth century,
Indigenous students’ overall achievement in formal
education was unsatisfactory, distinctly below that
of non-Indigenes, including non-native speakers of
English, meeting neither providers’ goals nor clients’
expectations. The conclusions of the study are that,
ultimately, educational outcomes, in any Indigenous
community, remote, rural or urban, can only improve
and be sustainable when given priority and sustained
commitment by the local community that shares a
common purpose with the education providers.
Master of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Studies
Alexander Denis Buckley
Master of Accounting Studies
Amy-Louise Thompson
Master of Arts
Eva McRae-Williams
David Steinberg
Master of Business Administration in International
Management
Edward Dorbor Solo
Master of Community Development and
Management
Daryl William Oehm
Master of International Management
Karen Anne Blanchfield
Jacqueline Costanzo
Deborah Efthymiades
Maree Ellen Garrigan
Barbara Ann Klessa
Jacqueline Kole
Eva Dina Lawler
Koki Nishizuka
Master of Professional Accounting
Claire Louise De Belin
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Master of Southeast Asian Studies
Brett Andrew Woodcock
Graduate Diploma in Business Studies
Hu Chen
Jayne Beau Gray
Graduate Diploma in Indonesian Studies
Elizabeth Mary Davey
Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
Gemma Nicole Beggs
Nashell Barbra Ireland
Ian McMinn
James Bernard Richards
Graduate Diploma in Public Sector Executive
Management
William Howard Armstrong
Philip John Blumberg
Elizabeth Ann Bobos
Patrick James Michael Burford
Sandra Maree Cartwright
Graham Robert Chadwick
Shiree Melinda Collins
Randall John Cook
Susanne Elizabeth Fisher
Lisa Hirschausen
Julie Ann House
Richard John Hunt
Leonie Margaret Jones
Anna Lisa King
Jean Whiteway Loke
Cindy Lee McGarry
Georgina Diane Nutton
Paula Elennor O’Brien
Carol Ann Penglase
Gregory John Robson
Eric Vernon Smith
Paul Edward Nyaningu Unsworth
Graduate Certificate in Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islander Studies
Kerryn Louise Atwell
Julie Kay Brimblecombe
Amanda Moira Donohoe
Marilyn Rose Huddleston
Michael MacNamara
Graduate Certificate in Business Studies
Rebecca Jane Caddy
John Charles Netterfield
Graduate Certificate in Collaborative and
Multidisciplinary Research
Richard Adrian Meister
Juanita Marion Sherwood
Master of Public Sector Executive Management
Jean-Luc Revel
Trevor Charles Saunders
Bachelor of Business with First Class Honours
Bronwyn Jean Rossingh
Master of Visual Arts
Therese Ann Ritchie
Bachelor of Laws with Second Class Honours,
Division A
Jennifer Michelle Dennis
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Bachelor of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Studies
Ella McHenry
Jenny Singleton
Katy Ann Smith
Bachelor of Arts
Loretta Graham
Steven Wade Kelly
Tarquin Millard
Bachelor of Visual Arts
Christina Francoise Belihomji
Kylie Dianne Bent
Alyson Megan De Groot
Marian Halliday
Kathryn Phyllis Hillery
Kate Lauren Johnson
Cherie Liane Kummer
Angeline Ross
Phillip Henry Shields
Bachelor of Business
Eva Susanty Basyaruddin
Rebecca Boone
Karina Anne Brooks
Tenille Cahill
Leticia Charrington
George Christakis
Elizabeth Grace Clark
Brooke Michelle Dunne
Tony Halikos
Cathy Carol Holmes
Leslie Bruce Kibblewhite
Cheuk Hung Lam
Brendan Andrew Lee
Piatarihi Paula-Ann Loffley
Cameron James McNally
Daniel Conor Merritt
Catherine Elizabeth Mitchell
Leanda Gayle Nissen
Susan Jane Proft
Rachael Helen Schaefer
Marianne Sofocleous
Sally Jo Thomson
Maria Salvatris Peni Uran
Associate Degree in Art and Design
Glynis Lorel Lee
Bachelor of Laws
Joanna Siriporn Albert
Laddawan Boon-Ngork
Robert John Chamberlain
Mark Vaughan Griffith
Kathryn Samantha Martin
Susan Jane Paltridge
Ravi Kant Sharma
Gene Devlin Truan
Maria Salvatris Peni Uran
Wendy-Rea Young
Diploma of Business (Frontline Management)
Zenaida Ballesteros
Dahlia Docherty
David William Ellis
Matthew Darrell Majid
Jeanette Margaret Nugent
Wendy Lee Raymond
Julia Ioulia Stefanidakis
Steven John Stubbings
Bachelor of Library and Information Management
Liisa Hannele Elika
Victoria Ryan
Leigh Maree Walker
Bachelor of Music
Tina Buic
Melanie Jill Reid
Bachelor of Music Teaching
Roger Sean Prowse
Bachelor of Resource Management
Luke John Mayo
Associate Diploma of Music
Catherine Royden Hudson
Advanced Diploma of Community and Human
Services
Craig Maurice Phillip Seiler
Diploma of Accounting
Carolyn Gaye Allen
Marygen Allen
Julie Anne Dennis
Julie Ann Peardon
Diploma of Arts (Creative and Applied)
Margot Elizabeth Howlett
Caroline Lois Sharp
Elizabeth Edna Wauchope
Diploma of Business
Kyaw Htet Naing
Wenban Wang
Diploma of Business (Human Resources)
Gayle Maree Brealy
David William Ellis
Lisa-Jayne Grant
Kaye Ann Griffin
David Anthony O’Callaghan
Kylie Leah Oates
Helen Margaret Perry
Kathryn Ann Ryan
Diploma of Business (Marketing)
Tanya Aylett
Hardy Hobart Othman Gleissner
Colleen Michelle O’Keeffe
Nicolas Papanicola
Gabrielle Michele Williams
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Faculty of Law, Business and Arts • Friday 14 October
Diploma of Business (Recordkeeping)
Julie Elizabeth Twine
Diploma of Library and Information Services
Merrawyn Jane Rogers
Leonie Mary Whiting
Diploma of Music Industry (Technical Production)
Aldo Edward William Cameirao
Elka - Gerda Kerkhofs
Duane Robert Preston
Certificate IV in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)
Rosaline Manning
Diploma of Resource Management
Donald Keith Duggan
Certificate IV in Hospitality (Supervision)
Kumutha Muthiah
Diploma of Textiles, Clothing and Footwear
Grethe Guerin
Certificate IV in Library and Information Services
Merrawyn Jane Rogers
Marion von Gerhardt
Certificate IV in Administration (Project Officer)
Alan Andrew Croker
Certificate IV in Arts (Creative and Applied)
Rhys Burnie
Mariko Kodaka
Cristina Pantazis
Certificate IV in Business
Paula Branford
Daleen Joyce Colson
Richard Phillip Drummond
Donna Terese Lemon
Jane Molloy
Kelly Kathleen Norton
Neil Edwin Michael Roberts
Tarren Marie Roderique
Jane Bernadette Smith
Anne-Marie Smith
Bryan Williams
James Gareth Young
Certificate IV in Business (Frontline Management)
Donna Terese Lemon
Certificate IV in Business (Human Resources)
Renee Aline Bottrall
Donna Terese Lemon
Jill Litzman
Neil Edwin Michael Roberts
Cath Taylor
Certificate IV in Business (Marketing)
Gabrielle Michele Williams
Certificate IV in Business Administration
Maria Blesilda Jeffery
Kathryn Michelle Smale
Robyn Annette Smith
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Certificate IV in Financial Services (Accounting)
Clare Duncan
Pauline Ann Mosbergen
Lisa Kaye O’Donoghue
Anne Louise Pearce
Christine Anne Smith
Kiriaki Jacqueline Tererakis
Beryl June Warne
Certificate IV in Business Management
Renee Aline Bottrall
Richard Phillip Drummond
Donna Terese Lemon
Neil Edwin Michael Roberts
Jane Bernadette Smith
Anne-Marie Smith
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Certificate IV in Public Housing (Tenancy)
Thomas Girdler
Certificate IV in Tourism (Guiding)
William Patrick Rogers
Certificate IV in Tourism (Sales and Marketing)
Rohan Stanley Chin
Certificate IV in Visual Arts and Contemporary
Craft
Annette Helen Jennings
Cara Anne Ryan
Certificate III in Arts (Creative and Applied)
Ernestine Abbott
Carolyn Jean Corbett
Alicia Entata
Tracey Lois Hatchard
Lillian Impu
Tina Malbunka
Martha Wheeler
Marjorie Wheeler
Certificate III in Business
Dorothy Danielle Green
Kia Leeanne Hodgson
Duane Thomas Liddy
Julianne Livesey
Susannah MacNaughton
Margaret Helen Napier
Cynthia Neal
Lucy Norris
Kelly Kathleen Norton
Olga Alex Palombo
Michael Pinos
Monique Angilique Pirihi
Jessica Quayle
Charita Seymour
Tracey Ellen Stark
Robyn Anne-Marie Taylor
Courtney Tudehope
Cheryl Young
Faculty of Law, Business and Arts • Friday 14 October
Certificate III in Business Administration
Vera May Draper
Janet Meaney
Cheryl Anne Wakeham
Certificate III in Clothing Production
Nick Louloudias
Certificate III in Financial Services (Accounts
Clerical)
Karen Margaret Bail
Lauren June Bell
Vicki Louise Black
Rosemary Myles Chalmers
Elizabeth Ann Durnin
Sharon Lee Everett
Angelika Herrera
Melissa Jayne Martin
Tia Nguyen
Rhys James Lorrimore Preston
Suzanne Margaret Ruskin
Deborah Lynn Smith
Vilma Stinton
Certificate III in Food Processing (Retail Baking
- Combined)
Margrett Bertha Bonsey
Lindsay Knight
Sandra Lee McQuade
David Keith Morthorpe
Dale Paech
Sonja Paivinen
Justin Rothwell
Certificate III in Food Processing (Retail Baking
- Bread)
Troy Raymond Bartle
Certificate III in Hairdressing
Nicole Karen Boddington
Melissa Elizabeth Mangan
Debra Marie Rogers
Certificate III in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery)
Christian Hodgins
Cherie Ruth Holtze
Manuel Papathomas
Ackhasone Praseuth
Evan Quin
Coryn James Tambling
Troy Aaron Tooker
Certificate III in Hospitality (Operations)
Wan Kam Cheong
Rachael Ann Francis
Michael Geppa
Ritsuko Nakajima
Debby Nasution
Certificate III in Library and Information Services
Anna Montgomery
Merrawyn Jane Rogers
Kelly Maree Shanahan
Heather May Tangey
Certificate III in Local Government (Governance
and Administration)
Alicia Kate Carroll
Certificate III in Meetings and Events
Donna Rose Bryan
Hiroki Imamura
Christina Michelle Watt
Certificate III in Music
Grahame Wesley Gauder
Certificate III in Tourism (International Retail Travel
Sales)
Yohanna Louise Lindon
Helen Zikos
Certificate III in Tourism (Retail Travel Sales)
Juliet Sikiviu Tuipulotu
Certificate II in Business
Melissa Ruth Ashby
Jodie Bangarr
Louisa Bayne
Thomas Chapman
Darren Scott Clarke
Lianda Deans
Leanne Joy Draper
Moona El Masri
Sarah Denise Gayford
Esmina Jennifer Griesebner
Daphne Virginia Johnson
Kaylene Kenny
Abdur-Rahman Khan
Rebecca Jane King
Nina Stephanie Lade
Rebecca Charlene Lindner
Natasha Jaike Maassenvandenbrink
Shannon May Manning
Andrew William Maunder
Leah Nayinggul
Luke Nganjmirra
Jean Doreen Owino
Johnathon Pearson
Geraldine Reid
Rita Winifreda Roberts
Kelly Ann Shaughnessy
Marcela Dee Sykora
Sulastri Williams
Priscilla Mary Williams
Certificate II in Clothing Production (Complex or
Multiple Processes)
Zana Heap
Huong Nguyen
Certificate II in Clothing Production (Intermediate)
Amalia Papathomas
Kelly Lee Trembath
Certificate II in Hairdressing
Rebecca Jane Molloy
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Faculty of Law, Business and Arts • Friday 14 October
Certificate II in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations)
Claudette Bunduck
Freda Bunduck
Emma Connellan
Suzanne Dodd
Aaron Alan Elmy
Joanne Frances Filsell
Dorothy Kintharri
Henry Mu
Bernadette Munar
Barbara Narndu
Damiscene Narndu
Marjorie Nemarluk
Priscilla Parmbuk
Certificate II in Hospitality (Operations)
Emmeline Irene Adams
Renetta Ahwon
Donna Banjo
Chris John Berry
Renee Joi Brant
Jodie Louise Brown
Trysten Veronica Burrows
Antje Jane Chalmers
Patricia May Cooper
Alice Hatzimihail
Lee Kenny
Benjamin Peter Marshall
Kate Suzanne Matthison
Renee Elizabeth McDonnell
Rebecca Jane Molloy
Cliff Page
Johneen Melissa Papertalk
Sarah Katheryne Parker
Jodie Peckham
Jessica Lee Procak
Carlie Richards
Benita Mary Sankey
Baden Thorne
Hayley Sherilyn Tobin
John-Royce Webb
Peta Jayne Whyte
Certificate II in Introductory Vocational Education
Erin Hodgetts
Shane Mitchelhill
Ross Sinclair
James Van Hattem
Certificate II in Library and Information Services
Helen Mary Banning
Joanne Teresse Lavers
Anna Montgomery
Merrawyn Jane Rogers
Lisa Ann Sullivan
Heather May Tangey
Lorrell Leanne Watt
Certificate II in Music Industry (Foundation)
Alex Markos
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Certificate II in Retail Operations
Shannon Allwright
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Certificate I in Business
Julie Anne Zurvas
Certificate I in Clothing Production
Janelle Elizabeth Cowsill
Megan Patricia Halvorson
Matilda Kelly-Marie Studders
Lisa-Marie Vassilakoglou
Certificate I in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations)
Jana Allan
Declina Apuatimi
Kurt Archer
Christopher Raymond Arnold
Courtney Anne Arthur
Matthew Bremner
Zipporah Bunduck
Toby Cooper
Valentine Dulla
Annunciata Dumoo
Timothy Adam Fairman
Cerys Farrell
Jane Graham
Matthew James Hammond
Lyn Harrison
Melissa Holden
Chanelle Huddleston
Warrenne Idsenga
Kristy Joe
Angelina Joshua
Kristopher Kalisnik
Mary Kolumboort
Isaac Kungul
Cecilia Kurungaiyi
Bernadette Kurungaiyi
Joan Suzanne Lancaster
Grace Lantjin
Anna Lantjin
Latoya Lawford
Chris Marsh
Marlene Miler
Lenore Miller
Sean Nadji
Angus Wilfred Nagawalli
Jacinta Narjic
Georgette Nilco
Gerard Majella O’Brien
Stephen Ortner
Georgina Parmbuk
Antoinette Possum
Joseph Ronald Renata
Nerida Riley
Kayleen Tchooga
Bon Francis Timaepatua
Antonio Tipiloura
Lester Wasaga
Megan White
Certificate I in Hospitality (Operations)
Rhys Tein Bloedorn
Aaron Daniel Fleming
Natalie Elizabeth Inglis
Caitlin Marie Krohn
Carla Martins
Faculty of Law, Business and Arts • Friday 14 October
Amanda Matthews
Kane Mola
Sara Jane Rilstone
Wendy Russell
Rebecca Talbot - Clarke
Certificate I in Music Industry (Foundation)
Matthew Brown
Gavan Bush
Jason Butcher
Ella Cavallaro
Clayton Minor
Leslie Pearce
Jason Phillipus
Kate Rush
Lyall Chase Williams
Certificate I in Retail Operations
Nyaree Louise Carter
Timothy Raymond Dunn
Michael John Graves
Pia Louise Hoey
Lia Johnson-Strike
Holly Anne Neale
Timothy David Quinney
Benita Mary Sankey
Certificate I in Tourism (Australian Indigenous
Culture)
Pauline Norma Ngalmudbi Cooper
Johnathon Pearson
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Institute of Advanced Studies • Friday 14 October
Master of Public Health
Sara Elizabeth Baggley
Brenda Ford
Hasin Sharmeen
Kayli Janine Wayte
Graduate Diploma in Public Health
Heather Moyle
Graduate Certificate in Public Health
Melanie Rosamund Schwarz
Mavis (May) Walker-Jeffreys
Graduate Certificate in Tropical Wildlife
Management
Peter James Wood
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Faculty of Education, Health and Science • Friday 14 October
Doctor of Philosophy
Christopher Joseph Brady
Yeni Aryati Mulyani
Thesis title: Birds as indicators of rehabilitation success
at Gove Bauxite Mine
Thesis title: Reproductive ecology of tropical mangrovedwelling warblers: the roles of nest predation, brood
parasitism and food limitation
Mining has a high environmental impact over a
relatively small area, and mining companies are now
expected to rehabilitate mined land. Mining of the
Alcan (formerly Nabalco) bauxite deposit near Gove,
in North-eastern Arnhem Land, began in 1973, when
Alcan also began their rehabilitation program. As part
of the evaluation of this program, birds were surveyed
over two years to assess their value as bio-indicators
of rehabilitation success. The number of bird species
richness and their abundance increased steadily with
rehabilitation age until they closely resembled the
open forest surrounding the mining lease. However,
the species composition of the latter (burnt) forest
differed somewhat from that of the oldest (unburnt)
rehabilitation areas. The response of birds to the
rehabilitation gradient differed from that of spiders
and insects, but it is argued that birds provide a
more “user-friendly” indicator group, which can be
monitored easily by non-specialists.
The aim of this PhD study was to compare breeding
characteristics of two Gerygone (warbler) species
found in mangroves with those of their temperate
relatives. Over the last decade studies have shown
that tropical songbirds differ significantly in many life
history characteristics from those of the temperate
region. In particular, tropical birds have longer
breeding seasons, smaller clutches, slower growth,
and higher nest mortality. These differences are most
often attributed to greater losses of eggs and young
to diverse predators, or to lower food availability, due
to less marked thermal seasonality in the tropics.
Extensive field observations, experiments and data
modelling showed that nest predation, as well as nest
parasitism by a small cuckoo, were important factors
contributing to reproduction of one species, while
abundance of small insects was more important for
the other species. These findings suggest diverse
avian life history responses to the monsoon tropics.
Ian Mackintosh Hillock
Claire Streten
Thesis title: Rethinking colonial endeavour in relation to
agricultural settlement in the Northern Territory, 1863 to
1945: a critical perspective
Thesis title: Strawberry Lethal Yellows and Green Petal
Diseases in Australia – Etiology and Genetic Diversity
This thesis argues that a succession of colonial
governments thwarted development in the Northern
Territory by not allowing local autonomy to develop
sufficiently so that local people could contribute in an
appropriate and effective way to the establishment
of permanent agricultural settlements. This helps to
explain why colonial settlement was less successful
in the Territory than in the rest of Australia. The mark
is set within a wider framework of studies of colonial
economic development, especially those sponsored
through government intervention.
Julie Margaret Martin
Thesis title: The Distribution, Abundance and Trophic
Ecology of the Fishes of Darwin Harbour Mangrove
Habitats
This study examined the role of mangroves in the
distribution, abundance and trophic relationships of
the fish of Darwin Harbour. This research shows that
fish in Darwin Harbour clearly travel large distances
into the mangrove forests to forage at high tide.
Every available niche appeared to be exploited, from
the seaward edge to one of the shallowest intertidal habitats. In addition, the mangrove forests in
upstream tributaries supported high densities of
larval and juvenile fish during the wet season. A
number of economically important species were
found as juveniles and the most abundant species are
prey for recreationally important fish. Close trophic
links between the mangroves themselves and fish
in the harbour were observed. These links need to
be taken into account in the future management of
development in Darwin Harbour.
Phytoplasmas are bacteria associated with many
diseases in Australia including strawberry lethal
yellows (SLY) and strawberry green petal (SGP),
a very poorly understood group of organisms
worldwide. The focus areas of this research were the
major strawberry growing regions in Queensland
and the Northern Territory where these diseases
are of concern. This study was undertaken in close
collaboration with strawberry growers and the
Queensland Department of Primary Industries and
Fisheries (QDPI&F). Molecular tools were used to
discover that diseased plants were infected with
multiple phytoplasmas and a rickettsia-like-organism.
18 new host plant species for these disease organisms
were discovered, providing an important insight into
where the disease is maintained between cropping
cycles. The study identified and described 26 new
phytoplasmas genes; this work was published in
the journal ‘Microbiology’. The molecular diagnostic
tests used in this study are now used by QDPI&F as
part of their nursery clean scheme. This PhD work
was recognised in the finalist category of the 2005
Northern Territory Innovation Board Awards.
Jacqueline Marie Widin
Thesis title: The Internationalisation of education:
project implementation and stakeholder interests
This thesis examined two international projects in
the field of English language education, drawing on
project documents and interviews with twenty-five
participants, including Australian managers, university
lecturers, and teachers in the Asian countries involved.
While the main concern of the thesis is with the
benefit for participants from such projects, it also
explores other discrepancies between project plans
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and operations. For example, the project documents
acknowledge the languages and cultures of the Asian
countries involved, and yet the actual project work
takes for granted Australian cultural expectations and
the use of English.
Doctor of Teaching
Karen Eva Jacobson
Maria Marguerita Marriner
Stephen William Maus
Master of Applied Linguistics
Andrew Abbott
Jennifer Anne Banks
Karen Margaret Dalton
Diane Elizabeth Dekker
Elizabeth Braun Foerster
Donna Sheree MacIntosh
Janelle Margaret Wenger
Ju-Hong Yun
Master of Education
Desiree Marise Patricia Canning
Mark Arthur Ionn
Graduate Diploma in Geographic Information
Billee McGinley
Graduate Diploma in Primary Education
Tracy May Ahearn
Gillian Heather Banks
Karen Margret Dalton
Catherine Farmer
Elise Lucy Fernon
Anne-Maree Fewtrell
Tamara Gallagher
Kaye Maureen Legge
Kristina Marie Marriner
Fiona Margaret Oliver
Christine June Simpson
Robyn Elizabeth Tidswell
Graduate Diploma in Secondary Education
Fansi Hitanaya
Nicholas Jack
Renae Mia King
Graduate Diploma in Tropical Environmental
Management
Eva Hruskova
Graduate Certificate in Alcohol and Other Drug
Studies
Simone Linda O’Mealley
Paul John Woodward
Graduate Certificate in Australian Indigenous ESL
Teaching
Joy Sandefur
Graduate Certificate in Education
Bernadette Anne Eaton
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Graduate Certificate in Special Education
Marnie Joy Hopkins
Graduate Certificate in Tropical Environmental
Management
Jennifer Anne Harlock
Bachelor of Science with First Class Honours
Graeme Michael Blake
Christabelle Jean Cockin
Bachelor of Science with Second Class Honours,
Division A
James Benjamin Lewis
Bachelor of Behavioural Science
Kelly Jane Andrews
Emily Katherine Delves
Chrystalla Maria Kazamias
Roslyen Sara Messina
Myfanwy Jayne Powell
Sarah Jane Speed
Gary John Turnbull
Bachelor of Children’s Services
Maryanne Alum
Karen Margaret Barnes
Kathryn Laverne Van Schaik
Bachelor of Education
Kelly Maree Brunt
Janet Elizabeth Buncle
Chantel Canning
Letitia Phoebe Clark
Jennifer Ruth Da Silva
Cary Douglas Fuller
Jennifer Ann Hackenberg
Vicki Louise Hayes
Rainee Herron
Nicole Katherine Miller
Tanya Lesley Thomson
Janine Gia Toft
Renee Marina White
Bachelor of Environmental Science
Sally Jacka
Sharee Emily Pickrell
Jared Sellwood
Andrew Wood
Bachelor of Health Studies
Cherie Ann Huxley
Bachelor of Nursing
Marcia May Hall
Sarida Kathleen Harrison
Brigid-Christie Horne
Lacey Maree Hongell
Shirley-Ann McCoombes
Roslyn Robinson
Peta-Anne Margaret Thompson
Martin Francis Wittenberg
Faculty of Education, Health and Science • Friday 14 October
Bachelor of Psychology
Eleni Skarlatos
Diploma of Lands Parks and Wildlife Management
Samantha Marnie Holder
Bachelor of Science
Gregory Betts
Philip Tarl Denson
Kym Eileen Eagle
Christopher Holt
Haylee Kate Robinson
Tadek Michael Rudz
Tony Silva
Alexandra Jayne Williams
Diploma of Occupational Health and Safety
Desmond Phillip Biglin
Brendan James Craker
Wayne Francis Dries
Rebecca Jane Gear
Robert Arthur Hangan
Bachelor of Teaching
Kym Eileen Eagle
Juanita Elizabeth McDonald
Eleonore Simpson
Georgia Tsikouris
Shani Valerie Vass
Bachelor of Vocational and Adult Education
Heather Jane Windebank
Advanced Diploma of Vocational and Adult
Education
Christobel Margaret Flavell
Susan Jane Gerrand
Marcia Patricia Thomas
Diploma of Children’s Services
Cheryl Leanne Anderson
Christine Armstrong
Robert Bonnar
Christine Thelma Borserio
Anne Juice Bryant
Pamela Jane Dobie
Debra May Higgins
Beverley Hogan
Tanya Palavi
Emma Louise Swan
Robyn Maree Walker
Debbie Anne Wilkinson
Emma Victoria Wood
Diploma of Community Welfare Work
Florent Alcidi
Diploma of Conservation and Land Management
William James Cumberland
Brett Peter Devitt
Roger Paul Matthews
Robert Arthur Joseph Moloney
Diploma of Horticulture (Arboriculture)
Ronald Alexander Smith
Diploma in Horticulture (Nursery)
Andrew Douglas Spedding
Diploma of Training and Assessment Systems
Steven Michael Brown
Rebecca Jane Burgess
Nancy Louise Cowham
Kerrie Horgan
David John Ollerton
Tania Jane Paul
Kelly Perry
Mosiana Heti Taufalele-Johns
Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs Work
Helen Margaret Applin
Martina Therese Foley
Barbara Kapser
Certificate IV in Assessment and Workplace
Training
Jaqueline Ann Adams
Judith Ahern
Adriana Albertini
Vanaja Arakkal
Katrina Bangay
Kathryn Lynette Bannister
Melissa Anne Belfanti
Bronwyn Bidoli
Glenn Bird
Alistair Brice
Patricia Rose Brogan
Darren Stephen Brown
Kim Theresa Brown
Roy Bunnett
Simon Paul Burgess
Annette Margaret Burke
Clint Ashley Calman
Maria Luzia Gomes Casimiro
Alan Carl Challis
Helen Linda Clark
Michael Jess Clark
Wendy Jean Coleman
Nadia Margaret Compagnon
Glenn Vincent Constable
Julia May Grace Cooper
Sumaria Mary Corpus
Ken Wayne Couzens
Adrian Grant Creighton
John Critchley
Michael Crothers
Mandy Jane Crow
Karen Louise Cucilovic
Michael Neil Cullen
Vijay Daniels
Trevor Lawrence Deane
Lorraine Christina Docherty
Larrissa Anne Donaldson
Brett Andrew Dudley
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Gerald William Dunbar
Donald James Elphick
Raina Hindmarsh Emerson
Joanne Caroline Fox
Sharon Fullarton
Tony James Fuller
Robert Geaney
James Patrick Gentle
Katherine Liza Maree Glass
Judy May Goodwin-Roach
Katherine Jane Gregory
Colin Hanson
Adrian Douglas Hendry
Robin John Heslop
John Brian Hogarth
Janet Louise Howarth-Eaton
Nerida Ann Hoyle
John William Humphries
Karyne Humphris
Peter Geoffrey Jackman
Jessica Kathryn Louise Jackson
Robert Bruce James
Kristen Michelle Jones
Leonard Neale Joy
Leah Kats
Diane Maree Kearney
Jennifer Kay Kirby
Iain James Knight
Dominic Jean Le Souef
Stephen Richard Liebersbach
Graham John Locke
Susan Elizabeth Luxon
John Keith Mader
Zygmunt Madycki
Semisi Kuli Malupo
Christopher Simon Manuel
Edward Castine McBride
Gary Richard McCarthy
Carolyn McDonald
Virginia Lee Ann Morris
Melodie Murphy
Mark Patrick Murray
Wendy Anne Naaykens
Michelle Ann O’Keeffee
Patricia Dawn Olsson
Geoff Page
Ian Harry Parkinson
David Pettit
Janzey Pratt
David Reed
Robert Alan Richards
Stephen Christopher Roberts
Peta-Maree Robertson
John Rodden
Candy Elizabeth Ross
Annette Joan Royle
Charles Joseph Rue
Greg Ryan
Maria May Ryan
Ross Sydney Salau
Colin Saukura
Robert William Scrymgour
Timothy Frederick Simpson
Patrica Alison Slocum
Susan Margaret Smiley
Charles
Darwin
U n i v e r s i t y October Graduation Ceremony 2005
Douglas Smith
Graeme Smith
Marty Kenneth Smith
Robyn Annette Smith
Lyndon Snelling
Tracy Ann Spillman
Tracy Sylvester
Michelle Louise Symes
Penelope Louise Tilley
Nicole Marie Traves
Peter William Tremain
Fiona Joy Upstill
Rutger Van Alpen De Veer
David Van Der Tang
Marion Von Gerhardt
Margaret Ann Walton
Malcolm Alexander Watts
John Stuart Wharam
Cal Stanley Williams
Elizabeth Anne Williams
David Edward Wise
Nolan Woolley
Yolande Lucinda Yep
Temira Cara Young
Jeanette Eileen Zaglas
Luisa Maria Zappavigna
Certificate IV in Community Services (Aged Care
Work)
Sally Ann Wagg
Certificate IV in Community Services (Disability
Work)
Pamela Johnson
Certificate IV in Community Services and Health
(Enrolled Nurse)
Janet Catherine Barton
Annette Jane Davies
Michael John O’Shea
Certificate IV in Community Services Work
Shani Carol Darby
Glenda Ivy Davis
Peter Cornelis Geel
Kathryn Gale Germina
Patricia Mary Gilbert
Anne Margaret Huddleston
Kirsten Jones
Barbara Kapser
Jade Trudi Rogers
Giovanna (Gianna) Saputo
Maria Belen Slocombe
Lesley Ann Tonks
Anne Lynette Van Boxtel
Certificate IV in Conservation and Land
Management
Stephen Mark Berris
Roger Paul Matthews
Certificate IV in Education (Teacher Aide)
Deborah Maria Welch
Faculty of Education, Health and Science • Friday 14 October
Certificate IV in Education Support
Bessy Kriss
Neil Douglas May
Denise Irene Ryan
Certificate IV in Fitness
Corrie John De Wit
Tara Lorraine Lee
Certificate IV in Occupational Health and Safety
Brendan James Cracker
Rebecca Jane Gear
Phillip Michael Harrington
Paul Michalik
David Carl Poulsen
Certificate IV in Sport (Development)
Corrine Margaret Warhurst
Certificate IV in Supporting Students With
Additional Needs
Jennifer Conti
Suzanne Hornick
Jennifer Kirby
Yvonne Miles
Kim Peta Ramdor
Lilian Ann Richardson
Martina Annette Watt
Certificate IV in Youth Work
Steven Arthur Barker
Roderick Black
Cheryl Anne Cahill
Gillian Campbell
Christopher Colbran
Shani Carol Darby
Glenda Ivy Davis
Caroline Oriel Fawcett
Peter Geel
Patricia Mary Gilbert
Barbara Kapser
David Brian Morrow
Melissa Kaye Rumball
Jade Trudi Rogers
Lesley Ann Tonks
Anne Lynette Van Boxtel
Certificate III in Aged Care Work
Julie Ann Cummings
Samone Diamond
Puangpet Dymock
Priscilda Hickman
Rebecca Hudson
Lucia Daniel Kiden
Christine Ann McLachlan
Teena Sue Stapledon
Yvette Louise Stubbington
Imke Van Meijel
Certificate III in Agriculture (Beef Cattle
Production)
Catherine Julia Jane Whap
Certificate III in Children’s Services
Benilda Aralar
Catherine Brown
Claire Budgen
Prudence D’Mello
Joanne Evans
Kathleen Anne Fejo
Jarrah Ebony Hawksworth
Kerry Anne Keys
Sarah Anne King
Lina Febria Lay
Cirila Matthews
Rebecca Ann McAlear
Medy Capulong Milsom
Tammy Lorrell Nai-Smith
Alanna Louise Oppermann
Corrina Faye Peckham
Renee Louise Playford
Joanne Vanessa Schmidtchen
Anthea Kandapuma Step
Karina Stephens
Panagiota Theodorakopoulos
Kate Simone Tucker
Cherie Vance
Lynette Claire Watson
Natalie Woodcock
Certificate III in Community Services (Community
Work)
Pornphen Karaket
Sharon Rebecca May
Lisa Pratt
Arthur Verdun Turley
Certificate III in Community Services Work
Mica Laree Fleming
Certificate III in Community Services (Disability
Work)
Romano Ongkiko
Certificate III in Community Services (Youth Work)
Susan Maree Bartlett
Certificate III in Conservation and Land
Management
Tanya Marie Callanan
Joseph Michael D’Arcy
Stewart Sadler Grant
John Alexander Randall
Leilani Weathers
Certificate III in Disability Work
Emma Dawn Collins
Maren Sofie Wiebelskircher
Certificate III in Advanced English Proficiency
(Second Language)
Mawar Aslamiah
Meseke Guya Benjamin
Louis Morris Kristopher
Emmanuel Lojang
Nehemiah MacAbuhay
Wely Ferderika Wood
Doni Yuswanto
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Certificate III in Fitness
Sasithorn Alford
Matthew Louis Armstrong
Juliet Elizabeth Bird
Natalie Bueti
Samuel Ian Chun-Linn
Kerrie Maree Coey
Litza Anne Cooper
Glynn Davies
Brian Richard Day
Kaaryn Louise Jakobson
Katrina Marie Laughton
Julie Ann Leach
Noelene Anne McCreadie
Jason Grant McKay
Susanne Karen Mills
Veronica Monaghan
Marnie Clare Schenk
Christina Skarlatos
Ngaire Stephenson
Stephen Nicholas Williams
Certificate III in Horticulture
Amie Wilson
Certificate III in Horticulture (Landscape)
Matthew Diatschenko
Certificate III in Horticulture (Turf Management)
Aaron Grame
Certificate III in Conservation and Land
Management
Brett Peter Devitt
Certificate III in Laboratory Skills
Estefania Copta
Certificate III in Occupational Health and Safety
Desmond Phillip Biglin
Brendan James Craker
Phillip Michael Harrington
Paul Michalik
David Carl Poulsen
Gary Albert Gordon Staines
Certificate III in Seafood Industry (Aquaculture)
Sarah Jane Logue
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Certificate III in Spoken and Written English
John Aba Aba Justo
Nyi Aung
Esther Canmue
Leilani Bulong Castillo
Riana Dolok Saribu
Linnette Eang
Kanokwan Eldridge
Jeany Feeney
Preamjai Francis
Ziling Haran
Emmanuel Hamana Havugimana
James Itto
Dee Sobono Jabateh
Thi Hoang Anh Pham
Saengduean Pontong
Charles
Darwin
U n i v e r s i t y October Graduation Ceremony 2005
Certificate III in Youth Work
Cheryl Anne Cahill
Certificate II in Agriculture
Bruce Anderson
Richard Gavin Bate
Sally Louise Conway
Chelsea Elizabeth Creedy
Phillip Godfrey
Rachael Ellen Jamieson
Neil Mathieson
Mitchell Kent Mouritz
Chelsea Maree Palmer
Lee Rhodes
Kahil Williams
Kylie Williams
Chris Young
Certificate II in Agriculture (Beef Cattle Production)
Mitchell John Thompson
Certificate II in Asset Maintenance (Pest
Management - Technical)
Paul Jones
Frederick Duncan McCoy
Mark Anthony Rheuben
Colin Lindsay Smith
Certificate II in Community Services (Aged Care
Work)
Judith Alison Lowe
Certificate II in Conservation and Land
Management
Stacey Lee Bulluss
Kendrick Bush
Sally Bernadette Dowdell
Stewart Hodgson
Timothy Martin
Matthew James Shields
Certificate II in Horticulture
Daniel Grant Cocks
David Andrew Greenway
Certificate II in Horticulture (Nursery)
Kathryn Margaret Stockwin
Certificate II in Horticulture (Parks and Gardens)
Peter Gilson
Certificate II in Introductory Vocational Education
Jason Bourchier
Eunice Louise Watling
Certificate II in Spoken and Written English
Mohamedzen Aba Bor Aba Diga
Supit Askorn
Nina Atkins
Vera Babic
Uchaya Bachu
Suphalak Bualoeng
Domingas Butler
Khim Chhuon
Faculty of Education, Health and Science • Friday 14 October
Patimah Core
Oi Fitton
Feni Hawati
Huyen Phuong Le
Dorthe Leerberg
Inna Lutwyche
Valentina Manek
Phuong Thi Yen Phan
Grazyna Jolanta Pulczynska
Sompit Taengtang
Tuyet Tran
Mercia Yetty-Dyer
Qing Ru Zhou
Certificate II in Sport and Recreation
Malcolm Joel Canendo
Certificate I in Conservation and Land
Management
Kenny Ahfat
Ian Bil Bil
Stanley Bilbil
Andrew John Bolton
Pauline Cooper
Glen Michael Cronin
Bob Daly
Robert Gordon
Nicholas Jorrock
Henry Jorrock
Jermaine Kenny
Nigel Kilgariff
Kevin Lansen
Tyron Mardi
Cyril Modikan
Glen Morgan
Russell Mundy
Brendan Parry
Camillus Parry
Davis Parry
Jason Parry
Keith Parry
Jessica Scheibe
Michael John Spiegel
Leslie Tchemjini
Bruno Wilson
Tasman Yarrowin
Certificate I in Horticulture
Rilmurrmurr Dhamarranydji
Pixie Njapandala Marika
Wendy Marika
Munrrkitj Marika
Alison Yalwundi Marika
Daylulu Marika
Certificate I in Spoken and Written English
Omer Ahmed
Ping Bennett
Balbina Akongo Jackson
Rejoyce Joseph Keji
Simon Lemi Kenyi
Surat Phimbupha
Yasnay Tamayo Aldama
Mariam Yamin
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University
Faculty of Technology • Friday 14 October
Doctor of Philosophy
Paul Leslie Chandler
Thesis title: 2D and 3D Electromagnetic and Material
Loss Analysis of an Axial Flux Permanent Magnet
Machine
This study investigates various methods of optimising
the design of axial flux permanent magnet machines.
Axial flux permanent magnet machines are highly
efficient electric motors, with efficiencies of around
95%. These motors are currently the design of choice
for solar cars and electric and hybrid vehicles. Using
finite element modelling techniques it was shown
that the design of the machines can be further
optimised, resulting in an efficiency gain of about
0.1%.
Graduate Certificate in Information Technology
Kenneth James Ralph
Bachelor of Engineering with Third Class Honours
Richard Oppusunggu
Bachelor of Information Technology
Joanna Siriporn Albert
Jason Michael Chan
Sam Allen Michael Hall
Chad Lion
Huy Tran
Diploma of Information Technology (Network
Engineering)
Helmia Binti Ahmad Alkatiri
Sean David Donnelly
Francisco Kratschmer
Warren David Smith
En Wang
Paula Joycelyn Wilson
Prasert Yackoksung
Diploma of Logistics Management
Monika Magdalena Flaherty
John Steven Grundler
Ian Charles Trimboli
Brian Voak
Certificate IV in Driving Instruction
Matthew Clarke
Desleigh Rae Dunnett
Volker Mischker
Ian Robert Towns
Peter William Tremain
Noel Andrew Trembath
Leslie Ernest Whittaker
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Certificate IV in Information Technology (Client
Support)
Wyatt Seth Barnes
Adrian Patrick Benstead
Julie Alison Bevan
Bede Carroll
Herwin Dante
Suellen Valerie Drinkwater
Timothy Martin Bernard Jarvis
Charles
Darwin
U n i v e r s i t y October Graduation Ceremony 2005
Kieran Emery Johnson
Daniel Wayne Lake
Sakelarios Charlie Maglis
Nancy McCann
Adam Keith Perfrement
Jane Elizabeth Rich
Gavin James Still
Nang Sri Phong Tip
Christopher Westwood
Certificate IV in Transport and Distribution
(Warehousing and Storage)
Brenton John Beck
Roger Anthony Munro
Certificate III in Automotive
Andrew Gordon Coghlan
Gavin Peter Donzow
Darby Douglas
Simon Gfeller
Luke Travis Hohn
Craig Andrew Gordon Johnston
Christian Knights
Robert Krikke
Nicholas Lee
Peter John Manning
Peter John May
David McAdam
Jonathan Sauer
Bede Bartholomew Skewes
Mitchell Leigh Varney
Ian Noel Warby
Nickolas John Williams
Certificate III in Automotive (Sales - Parts
Interpreting)
Bradley Fyfe
Kassidi Arnold Lally
Certificate III in Electrotechnology Refrigeration
and Airconditioning
Adam Crassweller
Brendon Bea Laverty
Jerome Luke Prime
Reid Robinson
Malcolm John Roney
Certificate III in Electrotechnology Systems
Electrician
Setefano Havea Ahovelo
John David Andrew Cameron
Keogh Conboy
Benjamin David Cooper
Manolis Darkadakis
Andrew Thomas Elkin
Steven Derek Gorie
Todd Jason Gross
Shannon David Gutte
Russell Arthur Hall
Joel Gordon Harvey
Ashley Keogh-Hunt
Adam Nicholas
Steven Michael Nicholls
Jack Powick
Faculty of Technology • Friday 14 October
Daniel Stevens
Malcolm Desmond Trattles
Trevor Williams
Gavan George Wright
Certificate III in Engineering (Fabrication Trade)
Michael Sam Clarkson
Damien Cleak
Adrian Leigh Kroonstuiver
Warren Frederick William McCoy
Gary John Moon
Andrew Neate
Matthew Wallace Parmenter
Dean Andrew Renshaw
Tom Shepherd
Anthony John Thomas
Darren James Watson
Luke Edward Wilks
Certificate III in General Construction (Carpentry)
Ricky Clifford Spears
Adam John Withers
Certificate III in Engineering (Mechanical Trade)
Benjamin James Sands
Certificate III in Information Technology (General)
Ryan Lewis Tregea
Certificate III in Transport and Distribution
(Administration)
Michael Gates
Ian Anderson Irvine
Gary Morton
Manuel Santos
Joe Peter Sehrcke
Robert Malcolm Thompson
Certificate III in Transport and Distribution (Road
Transport)
Aaron Brown
Mark Andrew Cappelluti
Adam Clark-Shulver
John Fridmanis
Ronald James Gates
Natasha Lee Graham
Philip Stanley Harris
Aaron Honner
Andrew Houltham
Kevin Humphrys
John Ingham
Nicolaas Vermeulen
Paul Whiley
Certificate III in Transport and Distribution
(Warehousing and Storage)
Wayne Ackland
Douglas Ahlberg
Thomas Ainuu
Graeme Annett
Sam Azzopardi
David Bannerman
Ian Barnes
Mark Bates
Kerin Beard
Reuben Beckley
Murray Bowers
Caine Bracken
Simon James Bradford
Robert Brandt
Kevin Britton
Daniel Brown
Wilfredo Callaghan
Brendan Carlson
Geoffrey Chandler
Trevor Clark
Lisa Collison
Shane David Cork
Harold Cornell
Carlos Correia
Robert Darcy
Alan Davis
John Digiandomenico
Mark Donatucci
Piero Donatucci
David Driver
Paul Figiel
Joseph Grech
Russell Gugger
Daniel Peter Hall
Scott Hardie
Leslie Harrison
Michael Hennigan
Colin Heselwood
Minh Hoang
Anthony Holden
Daniel Holland
Russell Holmes
Justin Huckstepp
David Humpage
Ramota Ierome
Christopher Izatt
Andrew Johnston
Bradley Keen
Gordon Kernot
Alan King
Peter Knight
Andrew Lawrance
Stephen Andrew Lawson
Craig Linden
Adam Lockyer
Heng Ly
John Lynch
Junior Maiava
Paul Marks
James Martini
Alan Menzies
Darren Andrew Millen
Elisaia Neti
Andrew Newton
Danilo Pamonag
Richard Postuma
Geoffrey Richards
Peter Robertson
Zenon Ryfinski
Kim Sam
Daniel Scherpenisse
Steven Sharp
Paul Spinney
Michael Stankovski
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Darwin
University
Faculty of Technology • Friday 14 October
Charles Storrie
Aldo Tatasciore
Micka Tauliko
Mark Terry
Nathan Triffit
David Turner
Michael Turner
Andrew Vasil
Frank Ventura
Wayne Wallace
William Wayne
Gregory Wearne
Terry Robert Wood
John Zarb
Christopher Zarb
Certificate II in Automotive
Chad Anthony Fox
Robert Tony Koimala
Certificate II in Electrotechnology Remote Area
Essential Services
Max Junior Ah Fat
Rexie Ali Anawawadidma
David Edwin Anderson
Neville John Andrews
Jacob Bara
Gavin John Bell
Patrick Blair
Simon Brown
Edward Anthony Carter
Adrian Cooper
Rueben Shane Cooper
Mathew Dharrgar
Clinton Dixon
Clint Anthony Fejo
Dale Ben Griffin
Gordon James Jackson
Jima James Jeffrey
Reginald Charles King
Leigh Gordon Lawrence
John Arthur Mason
Norman Keith Merrin
Michael Joel Mullins
Robert Patrick O’Keefe
Daniel Francis Sandy
Peter Anthony Schwindt
Joe Conrad Kris Tiati
Graeme Robert Tierney
Wayne Leslie Turland
Certificate II in Engineering (Production)
Devin Joe Cowham
Aaron Daff
Paul Kynigopoulos
Certificate II in Entry Level Metals and Engineering
Joshua Da Silva Bernardino
Michael James Brown
Christopher Royce Major
Jack Ryan
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Certificate II in Information Technology
Aragorn William Maurice Baynes
Aaron Graham Bunn
Charles
Darwin
U n i v e r s i t y October Graduation Ceremony 2005
Philippe Dupuy
Denise Caroline Hunter
Anchalee Kaewbuadee
Alyssa Vera Malinao
Martin Mostaard
Susan Marie Neal
Glomarie Ng
John David Roodenrys
Melinda Williams
Dennis Yu
Certificate II in Information Technology
(Applications)
Peta Ann Archer
Monica Therese Bennion
Louise Maree Czajkowski
Jacqueline Ann Davern
Janice Marjorie Domaschenz
Lyndi Edwards
Wendy Joy Fixter
Daisy Siew Joon Forrest
Naomi Gerardine Gardiner
John Lawrence Gundersen
Kristy Jean Jeffery
Ryan James Mallard
Peter John Mansell
Genevieve Nawaluwa Odongo
Jacinta Leigh Page
Laqui Tualagi Papalii
Shannon Michelle Rashleigh
Kylie Maree Rautoka
Benjamin Patrick Roberts
Jarrad Shae Rowley
Sara Ann Tornatora
Kyaw Zin Win
Rebecca Renee Winston
Linda Anne Wu
Joanne Karin Zeibig
Certificate II in Transport and Distribution
(Warehousing and Storage)
Daniel Morgan
Blake Allan Wegener
Certificate I in Information Technology
Gagree Bon
Yannick Jacques Cocheu
Marsha O’Reilly
Linda Doreen Oakley
Tracy Pickering
Bianca Sabrina Simpson
Bernadette Maria Simpson
Certificate in Plumbing and Draining (Trade)
Chris Keeping
Thomas Gerald McCarthy
Evangelos Samiotis
Certificate in Plumbing, Draining and Gasfitting
(Trade)
Ronald Allen Baldock
Trent Maxwell Prewett
Off Shore Graduands • Friday 14 October
Faculty of Technology
Graduate Diploma in Information Technology
Lam Kwong Yui
Graduate Certificate in Information Technology
Chen Chiu Sing Thomas
Cheung Wing Mun Eddy
Ying Tong Lee
Faculty of Law, Business and Arts
Master of Accounting Studies
Yick Suk Han
25
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Charles
Darwin
University
Ceremony at Kolej TAFE Seremban Offshore • 16 October 2005
Diploma of Engineering (Electronics and
Communications)
Cheah Wai Loon
Chen Tian Seong
Chew Meng Hui
Chong Chuin Chek
Chong Futt Luan
Chong Jian Shing
Daniel Ng Chee Chuan
Ganesan a/l Pajar Kunden
Goh Kian Boon
Hoo Wei Chen
Jagathish a/l Retnasamy
Koh Chin Tek
Kumaravelan a/l Sivalingam
Lai Chai Koon
Lakshman a/l Ramachandran
Lau Wan Hui
Liew Chak Foong
Mak Kar Hin
Mohan a/l Thamilmani
Prashantha Rao a/l Narisamario
Sek Teck Kui
Siow Kean Yoong
Sri Jai Sivadasan a/l Balakrishnan
Subramaniam Nadaraja
Suresh a/l Govindasamy
Tan Soon Hong
Tee Lai Huei
Tew Lay Peng
Tey Chee Shin
Yee Kim Yuong
Diploma of Engineering (Mechanical)
Cheok Chia Phern
Foo Chow Fong
Kau Pei Jing
Kavindran a/l Sukumaran
K.Janaraj a/l Krishnan
Leong Wei Keen
Loh Cha Kin
Mohan a/l Avadiar Selvaraj
Ng Choo Hin
Ng Ka Woh
Ng Kok Hun
Prasath a/l Vedamurthi
Pravin Kumar a/l Sreekaran
Punian Selan a/l Supermeniyam
See Yen Kuang
Syukri Afrimansyah Bin M. Idris
Thulasi Dass a/l Lokanathan
Wong Chan Wai
Wong Koon Seong
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Diploma of Information Technology (Software
Development)
Amutha a/p Jeyaraj
Belinda a/p Kolandasamy
Claudia Colaco a/p Makol @ Michael
Eau Yong Kien Kin
Kalaimagal a/p Thamizhvanan
Lee Kuan Soon
Meygala a/p Gunasaigaran
Parimala Devi a/p Lechchumanan
Priya a/p Poonga
Shia Wee Heng
Charles
Darwin
U n i v e r s i t y October Graduation Ceremony 2005
Suresh a/l Selvaraj
Vasanthan a/l Subramaniyam
Venkatramanan a/l Rathakrishnan
Certificate IV in Engineering (Electronics and
Communications)
Cheah Wai Loon
Chen Tian Seong
Chew Meng Hui
Chong Chuin Chek
Chong Futt Luan
Ganesan a/l Pajar Kunden
Goh Kian Boon
Hoo Wei Chen
Jagathish a/l Retnasamy
Koh Chin Tek
Lai Chai Koon
Lakshman a/l Ramachandran
Lau Wan Hui
Liew Chak Foong
Mak Kar Hin
Mohan a/l Thamilmani
Prashantha Rao a/l Narisamario
Sek Teck Kui
Siow Kean Yoong
Sri Jai Sivadasan a/l Balakrishnan
Subramaniam Nadaraja
Suresh a/l Govindasamy
Tan Soon Hong
Tee Lai Huei
Tew Lay Peng
Tey Chee Shin
Yee Kim Yuong
Certificate IV in Engineering (Mechanical)
Cheok Chia Phern
Foo Chow Fong
Kau Pei Jing
Kavindran a/l Sukumaran
K.Janaraj a/l Krishnan
Leong Wei Keen
Loh Cha Kin
Mohan a/l Avadiar Selvaraj
Ng Choo Hin
Ng Kok Hun
Prasath a/l Vedamurthi
Pravin Kumar a/l Sreekaran
See Yen Kuang
Thulasi Dass a/l Lokanathan
Wong Chan Wai
Wong Koon Seong
Certificate IV in Information Technology
Amutha a/p Jeyaraj
Belinda a/p Kolandasamy
Claudia Colaco a/p Makol @ Michael
Eau Yong Kien Kin
Kalaimagal a/p Thamizhvanan
Lee Kuan Soon
Meygala a/p Gunasaigaran
Parimala Devi a/p Lechchumanan
Priya a/p Poonga
Shia Wee Heng
Suresh a/l Selvaraj
Vasanthan a/l Subramaniyam
Venkatramanan a/l Rathakrishnan
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October Graduation Ceremony 2005
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University
Academic Dress
DEGREE OF DOCTOR
(other than the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy)
• Festal gown of scarlet cloth of Cambridge doctoral pattern with 10cm facings and sleeve linings
with the colour of the doctoral degree
• Black velvet bonnet with silver cord and tassel
• Hood of scarlet cloth lined with silk of the relevant award colour specified in Table 1
DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
• Festal gown of scarlet cloth of Cambridge doctoral pattern faced with cream silk
• Black velvet bonnet with cream cord and tassel
• Hood fully lined with claret silk and edged with cream silk
MASTERS DEGREES
• Black gown of Cambridge masters pattern
• Black trencher/mortar board with black tassel
• Hood fully lined with the relevant award colour specified in Table 1 and edged with white silk
GRADUATE DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES
DEGREE OF BACHELOR
• Black gown of Cambridge bachelors pattern
• Black trencher/mortar board with black tassel
• Hood trimmed with the relevant award colour specified in Table 1
DIPLOMAS/ADVANCED DIPLOMAS/ASSOCIATE DEGREES
• Black gown
• No hood or trencher
• Full length stole
ASSOCIATE DIPLOMAS/CERTIFICATE IV
• Black gown
• No hood or trencher
• Full length stole
CERTIFICATES OTHER THAN CERTIFICATE IV
• Black gown
Table 1
Colours are allocated to groups of awards in areas which form a broad field of study, as follows:
Field of Study
Natural and Physical Sciences
Information Technology
Engineering and Related Technology
Architecture and Building
Colour
Moss Green
Cossack Green
Purple
Magenta
Agriculture, Environmental and Related Studies
Peony Red
Health
Pale Green
Education
Management and Commerce
Society and Culture
Creative Arts
Food Hospitality and Personal Services
Peach
Powder Blue
Gold
Lemon
Light Royal Blue
Mixed Field Programs
Lavender
Indigenous Education
New Red
Charles Darwin University
Graduation Program
October 2005