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Ko Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato

Ko Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato e tū nei

‘Ko te Tangata’ te tohu

Tīhei mauri ora!

Waikato te iwi; Waikato te awa;

Taupiri te maunga; Tainui te waka.

Ko Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato e tū nei

Ko te tino kaupapa he hora

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KŌKIRI!

The University of Waikato

This is the University of Waikato

presenting to you

‘The People’ is the emblem

Behold I live!

Waikato the people; Waikato the river

Taupiri the sacred mountain;

Tainui the canoe

This is the University of Waikato

presenting to you

Its purpose, to spread enlightenment

to the world.

ONWARD!!

The Crest

The outside red border – a stylised

fern frond or pitau – symbolises

new birth, growth, vitality, strength

and achievement. Inside the border

is the University’s coat of arms.

The open book surrounded by the

four stars of the Southern Cross

is a symbol of learning. The crest

design is in the University’s colours

of black, red and gold.

Ko Te Tangata

The University’s motto, Ko Te Tangata/

For the People, refl ects our intrinsic belief

that people are central to the institution

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GRADUATION PROGRAMME OCTOBER 2013 1

Contents

UNIVERSITY OFFICERS 2

WELCOME 3

CEREMONY SPEAKERS 4

ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS 5

HONORARY DOCTORATES 6

QUALIFICATIONS TO BE CONFERRED

TE KOHINGA MĀRAMA MARAE

» TUESDAY 8 OCTOBER 2013 – 9.30AM 8

CLAUDELANDS EVENTS CENTRE

» MONDAY 14 OCTOBER 2013 – 10.00AM 12

» MONDAY 14 OCTOBER 2013 – 2.00PM 18

HILLARY SCHOLARS 27

QUALIFICATIONS PREVIOUSLY CONFERRED/AWARDED 29

UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO ACADEMIC LEADERS 48

SPEAKER PROFILES 51

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY 52

OUR COMMITMENT 53

CEREMONIAL TRADITIONS 54

'GOD DEFEND NEW ZEALAND' AND 'GAUDEAMUS' 55

HONORARY AWARDS 56

Due to the nature of the graduation ceremony it is often subject to last minute changes. This programme is deemed

correct at time of print. The University of Waikato has made every effort to ensure accuracy.

This publication uses vegetable based inks and environmentally responsible papers. The document is printed

throughout on Sumo Matt, which is FSC® certified and from responsible sources, manufactured under ISO14001

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University Officers

DEAN OF COMPUTING &

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Rorohiko me ngā Pūtaiao Pāngarau

Professor G Holmes BSc(Hons)

PhD Southhampton

DEAN OF EDUCATION

Te Kura Toi Tangata

Professor R Moltzen TTC DipT BEd MEd

PhD Waikato

DEAN OF LAW

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Professor B Morse BA Rutgers LLB British

Columbia LLM York

DEAN OF SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Te Mātauranga Pūtaiao me te Pūkaha

Professor B Clarkson BSc MSc DPhil Waikato

DEAN OF MANAGEMENT (ACTING)

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Associate Professor J Tressler BEc(Hons) James

Cook PhD Missouri-Columbia

CHANCELLOR

Rt Hon J Bolger ONZ

PRO-CHANCELLOR

Dr B Linehan ED MB ChB Otago

Dip Obst Auckland FRCPA

VICE-CHANCELLOR

Professor R Crawford BSc(Hons) PhD DSc

Belfast FIMechE FREng FIPENZ

DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR

Professor A Jones BSc Otago MSc PhD Waikato

DipT MRSNZ

PRO VICE-CHANCELLOR (MĀORI)/DEAN

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Te Tumuaki Māori/ Te Pua Wānanga ki te Ao

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Welcome

It is a pleasure to once again be part of the University

of Waikato graduation ceremonies and to witness

the pride on the faces of family and friends as they

celebrate the hard work and endeavour of this

year’s graduates.

Next year the University of Waikato celebrates

our 50th anniversary but our graduates are already

making their mark around the world, proving that

the University of Waikato is providing students with

a world-class degree and the skills necessary to

succeed in any situation.

We will not rest on our laurels though, and we

continue to build on our achievements. With next

year being a special year in our relatively brief history,

I urge you all to stay in touch and come back in 2014

to celebrate our fi rst 50 years.

Congratulations to all graduating students. I hope

you enjoy this special day.

Rt Hon Jim Bolger ONZ

Chancellor

University of Waikato

Welcome everyone to this important occasion, not

just for our graduands but also for the University of

Waikato as an institution. Today we acknowledge and

celebrate the success of our students in front of the

most important people of all, their whanau, family

and friends.

We can all take pride in their success and we should

also acknowledge the tremendous amount of hard

work and effort each and every one of them has put

in to completing their chosen degree.

As they finish this journey and prepare to begin

another – some certain of their path, others less

certain where their journey may lead – we congratulate

them and wish them well.

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Ceremony Speakers

The keynote and student speakers for the ceremonies are:

For brief biographies of the keynote speakers please see page 51.

TUESDAY 8 OCTOBER – 9.30AM (TE KOHINGA MĀRAMA MARAE)

Ceremony for all Faculties and Schools.

Keynote Speaker: Associate Professor Leonie Pihama

Student Speaker: Stephen Robert Clark

MONDAY 14 OCTOBER – 10.00AM (CLAUDELANDS EVENTS CENTRE)

Ceremony for Te Piringa - Faculty of Law, School of Māori & Pacific Development and

Waikato Management School.

Keynote Speaker: Dr Sue Watson

Student Speaker: Nathaniel William Orr

MONDAY 14 OCTOBER – 2.00PM (CLAUDELANDS EVENTS CENTRE)

Ceremony for Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, Faculty of Computing & Mathematical Sciences,

Faculty of Education and Faculty of Science & Engineering.

Keynote Speaker: Lora Vaioleti

Student Speaker: Michelle Anne Ballard

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Order of Proceedings

TE KOHINGA MĀRAMA MARAE

TUESDAY 8 OCTOBER

» Pōwhiri

» After the pōwhiri the Chancellor will open

the proceedings

» The Vice-Chancellor will address the assembly

» The keynote speaker will be introduced and

will address the assembly

» The Deans, or their representatives, will

present to the Chancellor for the conferment

of their qualifications, graduates from each

Faculty/School of Study

» The student speaker will be introduced

and address the assembly

» Graduates will be invited onto the marae

ātea for a group photo

» The proceedings will conclude with

a karakia whakawātea (closing prayer)

Following the marae ceremony, an invitation

is extended to all graduates and guests to join

University staff in the marquee for refreshments.

CLAUDELANDS EVENTS CENTRE

MONDAY 14 OCTOBER

» The assembly is requested to stand as the

academic procession enters the arena

» A karanga will be performed to welcome the

official party into the arena

» The proceedings will commence with a mihi

» The New Zealand national anthem will be sung

(page 55)

» The Chancellor will open the proceedings

» The Vice-Chancellor will address the assembly

» The keynote speaker will be introduced and

will address the assembly

» The Deans will present to the Chancellor

for the conferment of their qualifications,

graduates from each Faculty/School of Study

» The student speaker will be introduced and

address the assembly

» The proceedings will conclude with

a poroporoāki (farewell)

» The assembly will stand to sing Gaudeamus

(page 55)

» Official procession from the arena

» Graduates procession from the arena

(please remain standing until the procession

has left the arena)

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to all graduates and guests to join University staff

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SIR PATRICK HOGAN CBE, KNZM

MONDAY 14 OCTOBER – 10.00AM

The University of Waikato conferred its highest award of

Honorary Doctorate on Sir Patrick Hogan, a New Zealand

thoroughbred pioneer who has made an outstanding

contribution to the New Zealand bloodstock industry.

A Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) and

Knight Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit (KNZM),

Sir Patrick was inducted into the Australian Racing Hall of Fame

in 2005 and the New Zealand Racing Hall of Fame the following

year. For more than 30 years his Cambridge Stud has been the leading vendor by aggregate at the NZ National

Yearling Sale at Karaka, an unrivalled record in New Zealand horse breeding.

While Cambridge Stud will always be synonymous with Sir Tristram and his outstanding record of nine times

champion sire of Australia and New Zealand and 46 Group One winners, Sir Patrick’s formidable marketing

skills and entrepreneurial spirit means Cambridge Stud holds a special place in New Zealand racing history.

Honorary Doctorates

An Honorary Doctorate is the most prestigious award that the University of

Waikato can bestow. For his signifi cant contribution to the University, the

Waikato region and the wider New Zealand community, the University is

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Tuesday 8 October 2013 – 9.30am

Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences

MASTER OF ARTS

Phillippa Jane Russell

MASTER OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Elizabeth Nateethong, with Second Class Honours

(second division)

Moana Adalene Malissa Rarere,

with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES WITH HONOURS

Hayley Marie Mills, with Second Class Honours (first division)

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Yorana Maireire Arthur Hana Hekia Parata-Walker

BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION STUDIES

Suesue Brenda Seko

BACHELOR OF MEDIA AND CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES

Moehau Kauri Rata Hodges-Tai

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Sarah Kate Keremete

Ashleigh Piatarihi Amiria Peti

Sarah-Anne Dagmar Joy Riches

Jacob Reuben Marcus Taiapa

Arianna Leigh Mana Waller

Faculty of Education

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Beverley Ann Milne, DipT Ardmore Teachers College Auckland, H.DipT Palmerston North College of Education,

MEdAdmin Massey

Thesis Title: “Colouring in the White Spaces: Reclaiming Cultural Identity in Whitestream Schools”

MASTER OF COUNSELLING

Paula Dian Moneypenny, with First Class Honours Brent Ihaia Swann, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

MASTER OF EDUCATION

Cadence Leigh Kaumoana, with Second Class

Honours (second division)

Gaenor Anne Stoate

BACHELOR OF SPORT AND LEISURE STUDIES

Ashley Aarron Taua

BACHELOR OF TEACHING

Gaylene Collier

Hineteora Laureen Dickson

Josie Awhina King

Peggy Mareana King

Ripeka Menehira-McLeod

Te Aoe Te Rangi Darryn Moore

Louise Paula Rogers

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POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION

Amanda Mary Jane Borell

Angeline Louisa Richards

Te-Manawa-Roa Teinakore

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Theresa Jacquline McAllister

Te Piringa - Faculty of Law

MASTER OF LAWS

Charles Andrew Gillard, with First Class Honours Tofiga Tusiane, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF LAWS WITH HONOURS

Heather Maraea Jamieson, with First Class Honours

Mylene Michelle Rakena, with Second Class Honours (first division), also conferred Bachelor of Management

Studies with Honours, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF LAWS

Wayne Te Kerei Harris,

also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Maureen Ann Malcolm, also conferred

Bachelor of Arts

David Awao Mamanu’ala Rohorua

Katrina Te Aranui O Hikurangi Werahiko

School of Māori & Pacific Development


Ngahuia Mereana Dixon, BA, MA Waikato

Thesis Title: “Ngā Wai E Rere Nei – The Physical and Symbolic Representations of Embodied Waters

of Birth and Mourning”

Kirsten Aroha Linda Gabel, BA, LLB, LLM Waikato

Thesis Title: “Poipoia te tamaiti ki te ūkaipō”

Matiu Tai Ratima, BBS, MPhil Massey

Thesis Title: “Kia matatau ki te reo: Factors influencing the development of proficiency in te reo Māori

with adult learners”

MASTER OF ARTS

Betty Rangirua Brown, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Raeleen Te Hauauru Tahi-Rangihau,

with Second Class Honours (first division)

Tiara-Kata Teinakore, with First Class Honours

Te Whatanui Huia Winiata, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF MĀORI AND PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT

Ngaire Louise Amiria Tihema, with First Class Honours, also awarded Diploma in Māori and Pacific Development

BACHELOR OF ARTS WITH HONOURS

Te Hau Paeroa Ihakara Hona, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Stephen Robert Clark

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William Tainui Maurirere

Ihipera Andreina McLean

Kristin Cherie Ross

Pohe Awatea Stephens

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School of Māori & Pacific Development continued

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN MĀORI LANGUAGE/TE REO MĀORI

Maree Yvonne Haupai Puke

Faculty of Science & Engineering

MASTER OF ENGINEERING

William Touanga Rohorua, with Second Class Honours (first division)

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Yvonne Michelle Taura, with Second Class Honours (second division)

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Rory Eriora Park

Waikato Management School


David Mark Brougham, BMS(Hons), MMS Waikato

Thesis Title: “Exploring Inclusion, Support and Culture in the Workplace: A Study of Māori and European Employees”

Tatsuru Nishio, BBA Kwansei Gakuin University Japan, MIPolScEcon Nihon University Japan, MSc Loughborough

University United Kingdom

Thesis Title: “Analysing International Sports Fan Motivations and Constraints: The Case of Japanese

International Sports Fan Tourists and Rugby World Cup Fan Tourists”

Maree Ann Roche, BSocSc, PGDipOrgBh, MMS Waikato

Thesis Title: “Navigating Leaders’ Wellbeing: What Does Self Determination Theory Contribute?”

MASTER OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

Nordiana Binti Daud, with Second Class Honours (first division)

BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES WITH HONOURS

Priscilla Susanne Te Wehenga Davis-Ngatai, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Arts


Murray Ronald Hugh Riches Jayze Te Ahere Toia

BACHELOR OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

Jung Sil Kim Anthony Joseph Tuhoro

BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Ashleigh Te-Rangi-Rere-I-Waho Grant

Toni-Lee Hinerangi Hawira

Stephen Roberts

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MASTER OF LAWS

Raffaelle Ashworth, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Ibraheem Bahiss, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Heidi Jones, with First Class Honours

Ashvinder Kaur, with First Class Honours

Royal Reed

BACHELOR OF LAWS WITH HONOURS

Nicolette Susan Barrett, with First Class Honours

Alasdair Thomas Long, with First Class Honours

Natalie Jayne Smith, with Second Class Honours

(first division), also conferred Bachelor of

Management Studies with Honours, with Second


Deborah Ellen Versluys, with Second Class

Honours (first division), also conferred Bachelor

of Management Studies

BACHELOR OF LAWS

Stephanie Rachel Ball, also conferred Bachelor

of Arts

Alexander Michael Bell, also awarded Graduate

Diploma in Environmental Planning

Margaret Atawhai Courtney

Raminderjit Kaur Dhillon, also conferred Bachelor

of Business Analysis

Ingrid Sarah Duncan, also conferred Bachelor

of Social Sciences

Shelby Kristin Espin

Chelsie Maree Foley, also conferred Bachelor

of Social Sciences

Rachel Victoria Forgeson

Mark Reginald Laurence Hodge, also conferred

Bachelor of Management Studies

Channy Mao

Priya Murthi, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Chinyong Andrea Ooi, also conferred Bachelor of

Management Studies with Honours, with First

Class Honours

Paul Neville Radich, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Elisabeth Iris Rothermel

Ryan John Russell

Carole Anne Sandford

Jonathan Hamilton Atimalala Mariota Seiuli

Chamanthie Magdalene Sinhalage, also conferred

Bachelor of Arts

Hannah Kathryn Smith, also conferred Bachelor

of Management Studies and awarded Graduate

Diploma in Economics

Duncan Takena Stirling

Graeme Peter Tanner, also conferred Bachelor of

Social Sciences

Patricia Marie Thorner

Kerry Louise Yardley, also conferred Bachelor

of Management Studies

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN LAW

Mehak Anand Manali Kotwal

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN DISPUTE RESOLUTION

Rosemary Colette Hawkins Karen Anne Parsons

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LAW

Kei-Michelle Manuirirangi Brown

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Kim Aroha Watene, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Te Maharanui Jacob Mikaere

Letitia Aroha West

Peter Paul Wilson

BACHELOR OF MĀORI AND PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT

Eve Marie Marengaroa Timothy


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Caroline Allbon, BSocSc(Hons), MSocSc Waikato

Thesis Title: “The Being in some body: An Autoethnographic Account of Being and Becoming-in-the-world

with Multiple Sclerosis”

Azilawati Banchit, BA Leeds Metropolitan University United Kingdom, MBA Universiti Teknologi Mara Malaysia

Thesis Title: “Principal-Principal Conflicts in Asean 5 Mergers and Acquisitions”

Shujie Guo, BMS(Hons), MMS Waikato

Thesis Title: “Migrant Ethnic Chinese Mothers’ Intercultural Communication Experiences with Their Maternity-

Care and Health Providers in New Zealand”

Alexandra Claudia Hess, DipSocSc University of Mannheim Germany

Thesis Title: “Application of Stereotypes in Marketing: Gender Cues and Brand Perception”

Minghui Sun, BMSc Nankai University China, BCom(Hons), MCom North-West University South Africa

Thesis Title: “Analysis of Chinese travel blogs of New Zealand”

Thi Thu Trinh, BA, MBA University of Da Nang Vietnam, BEconA Hanoi Open University Vietnam

Thesis Title: “Visitors’ Satisfaction with Heritage Sites in New Zealand: Causes and Complexities Clusters

and Causes”

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

David Peter Bloch

Russell Brent George, with Distinction

Kelvin Philip Hill

Tina Lynn Jennen

Deepak Kurien Joseph

Talia Fusi Kaufana-Asekona

Meredith Joy Mackenzie, with Distinction

Maree Chanel Munro, with Distinction

Myandrin Shunmugam Naidoo

Andrew Michael Read, with Distinction

Carol Lynne Ririnui

Noel Gregory Rodgers

Stephen Vincent Rowe, with Distinction

Graham Nigel Sun

Andrew John Sutherland, with Distinction

Jonella Hinemoa Transfield, with Distinction

Michelle Alicia Walsh

Steven Peter Worsley

Christopher James Wyborn, with Distinction

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Waikato Management School continued

MASTER OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

Ali Yousef S Al Boonagh

Naif Merzen A Asiri

Charlotte Nola Blair, with Distinction

Chao Chang

Luyuan Chen

Tze Tuan Foo

Prathik Chandrashekar Gabbaladka

Zhentao Gong

Pooja Gupta

Abhishek Hosa Math

Paramjeet Kaur

Bochao Liu

Riley Mesepitu

Chittaranjan Mysore Nagakumar

Rockson Orelly

Riaz Ahamed Saleem

Shaleshni Devi Sharma

Pooja Shetty

Rahul Sunil Kumar

Ran Wang

Renru Wang

Luhua Yan

Liyuan Yang

Jingying Zhu


Arafat Yaseen H Alshawaf, with First Class Honours, also awarded Postgraduate Certificate in Management Systems

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Ashwaq Mater D Alijohani, with First Class Honours

Hanan Hamood Abdullah Al Rahbi, with Second


Haidee Bernadette Davis, with First Class Honours

Zhigang Dong, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Emily Rebecca Anne Geck, with First Class Honours

Kinsella Geoffrey, with Second Class Honours

(second division)

Sen Chung Kong, with First Class Honours

Fiona Pisong Ndrower, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Quanjin Ren, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Christine Kay Sidwell, with First Class Honours

Shiwei Sun, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Zhenfei Tian, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Weidong Wang, with First Class Honours

Yiran Xu, with First Class Honours

Xiao Yang, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Han Zhang, with First Class Honours

Yu Zhang, with Second Class Honours (first division),

also awarded Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting

Lingyan Zhou, with Second Class Honours

(first division)


Hayden James Donald Beard, with First

Class Honours

Prashant Dhanjee, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Bianca Jade Elsworth, with First Class Honours

Michael Craig Hall, with First Class Honours

Steven James Harvey, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Rawiri Taipu Heke, with First Class Honours

Luke Murray Holland, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Alannah Conway Johnston, with First Class

Honours, also awarded Graduate Certificate

in Accounting

Debbie Sheredha Martin, with First Class Honours

Sonia Narelle Martin, with First Class Honours

Sean Rogan O’Connell, with First Class Honours

Alexandra O’Reilly, with First Class Honours

Katrina Cruz Penamante, with Second Class


Michelle Gemma Stuit, with First Class Honours

Riby Delilah Tupiti, with First Class Honours

Rebecca Mary Wade, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Shuai Wang, with Second Class Honours

(second division)

Sarah Maree Williams, with First Class Honours


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BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ANALYSIS – FINANCIAL

Yi Chen

Jin A Chun

Jaymee Rei Cleave

Jessie Maree Curle

Jun Fu

Robert James Greed

Alistair John Hill

Beiping Huang

Qifan Huang

Rebecca Denise Johnson

Jessie-Rae Maraea Kingi

Yoo Jin Lee

Chunyu Li

Yi Li

Sharon Joanne O’Keefe

Sabrina Hemara Reupena

Yunfeng Shao, also awarded Graduate

Certificate in Accounting

Dan Song

Sun Sun

Lauren Matiria Temara

Justine Rose Thony

Qian Wang

Yu Xie

Xin Yang

Zhiyu Yang

Xinbei Yu

Hongrui Zhang

Hualin Zhou


Troy David Constable

Nadine Mar-lise Heydenrych

Jiyue Hu

Monique Tahiti Hummel, also conferred

Bachelor of Arts

Justin Micheal Keown

Caitlin Joy Knofflock

Mishnah Valerie Lima

Joshua Andrew Martin

Kelly May Mathews

Jennifer Elysia North

Nathaniel William Orr

Shuhao Pan

Jodi Adele Senior


Lee Norman Reichardt


Richard Scott Allen

Zack William Hakaraia Arcus

Shiyamalee Balasubramaniam

Courtney Maree Beech

Dion James Henare Blair

Hamish Murray Dawson Bruce

Chloe Callaghan

Ying Chen

William Wing Yew Chung

Jason Webster Clarke

Daniel Owen Coffin

Natasha Carol Cotton

Delwyn Lorene Cranston

Keaton Rodney Dahm

Jasmine Nicole Daniel

James David Elgie

Nicole Zoe Freemantle

Alexandra Kate Gambitsis

Manpreet Kaur Garcha

Joseph Gethen

Neilen Govender

Karl Stephen Willy Guethert

Atilla Paul Herman

Rimma Kalina-Derevitskaya

Sanne Martina Leonarda Kleven

Noeline Leong

Jing Qian Liu

Euan Noel Lock

Mitchyll Dax McCann

Kurt Allan McCarthy

Joshua Cody Miers-Jones

Nusrat Jahan Nasim

Anjina Surinder Paul

Joshua John Phythian, also awarded Graduate

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BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES continued

Cassandra Leigh Snow

Daniel Paul Stoof

Jody Su

Jianfeng Sun

Jordan Grant James Telfer

Christina Laura Stuart Turner

Erika Monika Veszpremi

Haoji Wang

Kevin Robert Webb, also conferred Bachelor

of Science

Xiaomei Wu

Shuanghui Yu

Erica Zhou

BACHELOR OF TOURISM

Ashley Sandra Buchanan

Pengju Dan

Kelly Gray

Loran Merelle Price

Kun Song

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Ranjeeta Preetie Nand

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT

Geoffrey Dan Hou’ua, with Distinction

Mohit Kumar

Timothy Nick Ngembil

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY

Bonifas Durua, also awarded Graduate Certificate in Management

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION

Salome Bhanu Polang Forenuwe Tommy, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Catherine Joyce Breeuwer

Anne Kinokino Clark

Scott David Neeley

Kenneth Phil Runciman

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

Munjal Bhavsar Nishpreet Kaur Chhabra

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

Kahurangi Jean Dey, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Jayant Jolly

Pratik Sanjay Karia

Renet Vanua


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POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN FINANCE

Yanfen Wang Xiafei Zheng

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT

Gaganpreet Singh Chadha

Huazhuo Lin

Adam Gordon Mills

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN MARKETING

Sophie Rose Russo

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

Susan Rodrigues Kerr

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Montrose Peter Worth, also awarded Graduate Certificate in Electronic Business

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ECONOMICS

Yicheng Zhou

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FINANCE

Junxia Zhang

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Tammy Ann Hebditch

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT

Matthew George Glenn

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT COMMUNICATION

Rosanne Maree Dillon

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Hamrinder Kaur

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Vanessa Jayne Walworth

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT

Justin Zane Reynolds

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John Glen Armstrong, BSocSc, BSocSc(Hons) Waikato

Thesis Title: “The Common-Health and Beyond: New Zealand Trainee Specialists in International

Medical Networks, 1945-1975”

Maree Elizabeth Dawson, BA Auckland, BA(Hons) Waikato

Thesis Title: “National Fitness or Failure? Heredity, Vice and Racial Decline in New Zealand Psychiatry:

A Case Study of the Auckland Mental Hospital, 1868-99”

Prapimpa Jarunratanakul, BA Thammasat University Thailand, MA Chulaongkorn University Thailand

Thesis Title: “Organisational Justice, Individual Differences and Counterproductive Work Behaviour:

A Longitudinal Study in New Zealand and Thailand”

Shouji Li, BA Shandong Normal University China, MA Nankai University China, GradCertTESOL Wintec

Thesis Title: “Different or Similar: Patterns of lexical cohesion in Chinese non-narrative text and their

applications in the study of Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language – A corpus-based contrastive study”

Carl Te Hira Lewis Mika, LLB Waikato, MIndS Te Whare Wānanga O Awanuiārangi

Thesis Title: “Reclaiming Mystery: A Māori philosophy of Being, in light of Novalis’ ontology”

Ernesta Simon Mosha, BA, MA University of Dar Es Salaam Tanzania

Thesis Title: “Discourse Analysis of Gender-based Violence in Contemporary Kiswahili Fiction: A Case Study of

Selected Novels of the Past Three Decades (1975-2004) and Young Tanzanians’ Interpretations”

Viet Gia Nguyen, BFL University of Hue Vietnam, MA The University of Queensland Australia

Thesis Title: “Orienting to Pedagogical Innovation: A case study of Vietnamese teachers’ beliefs and practices

regarding Task-based Language Teaching”

Jennifer Christine Pevreal, DipHort, DipHortMgt Lincoln, BSocSc, BSocSc(Hons) Waikato

Thesis Title: “The Science of Meditation: From Mysticism to Mainstream Western Psychology”

also awarded Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology (Clinical)

Samuel Weston Speedy, BA, BA(Hons) Waikato

Thesis Title: “‘The Doors of Perception’ Science, Religion and Literature in Britain’s Long-Nineteenth

Century 1789-1914”

Gwenda Dorothy Wanigasekera, BSocSc, BSocSc(Hons), MSocSc Waikato

Thesis Title: “Cheese Machines and Cellos: Technical Craftsmen and Craft Technicians”

MASTER OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY

Gnei Shemana Cassim, with First Class Honours

Micaela Jane Goldsmith, with First Class Honours

Christopher John Liddell, with First Class Honours

Glen Matthew McQuarters, with Second Class


Laura Claire Schroeder, with First Class Honours

Christopher Douglas Stanley, with First

Class Honours

Alicia Anne Tutbury, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF ARTS

Lisa Vicki Campbell, with First Class Honours, also

awarded Graduate Diploma of Teaching

Elroy Junior Fraser, with First Class Honours, also

awarded Postgraduate Certificate in Theatre Studies

Blair Andrew Nicholson, with First Class Honours

Laurie Thomas Williamson

MASTER OF MUSIC

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James Andrew Chaplin, with Second Class Honours

(first division), also awarded Postgraduate

Diploma in Geography

Yoke Mee Chin, with Second Class Honours (second

division), also awarded Postgraduate Diploma in

Human Development

Alison Mary Greenman, with Second Class Honours

(first division), also awarded Postgraduate

Diploma in Psychology (Clinical)

Matthew Alan Barker Johnson, with First

Class Honours

Jessica Jean Keppel, with First Class Honours, also

conferred Bachelor of Social Sciences with

Honours, with First Class Honours

Kareen Jane McLaren, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Stephen Gordon Williams, with First Class Honours


Jordan Ethan Baunton Browne, with First

Class Honours

Courtney Estelle Good, with First Class Honours

Michael Ian Potts, with First Class Honours

Sam Murray Williams, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

BACHELOR OF MUSIC WITH HONOURS

Emma Elise Newman, with First Class Honours Kotaro Nishishita, with First Class Honours


James William Allwood, with Second Class Honours

(second division), also conferred Bachelor of

Social Sciences

Nicola Johanna Lemberg, with Second Class

Honours (first division)

Jennifer Rachel Pett, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Joshua Michael John Abel

Colin Alan Barrett-Hogg

Jenna Louise Bond

Xinrui Cao

Silu Chen

Shannon Rae Cooper

Cassandra Hailee Crow

Amanda Joan Alamilla de Frias

Lucas Lionel Dempsey

Matthew Julian Elder

Michael Jon Gaastra

Jiaqi Huang

Yuqing Jiang

Hayden Kris Jones

Ashleigh Louise Lattin-Bright

Xiaojun Liu

Brogan Lee Lomax

Rikki O’Neill

Zachary Matthew Painting

Ashleen Shikari Chaandni Pandaram

Rebecca Jane Paulsen

Megan Ashley Rowe

Ying Ruan

Joi Ivy Sarroca

Jamie Arthur Smith

Jinmiao Tang

Qi Tang

Maxine Anita Te Rongomau

Xinyue Zhao


Kavish Buddoo


James William Graham

Bradley Stephen Griffiths

Jun Huang

Arianne May Agustin Imperial

Chingshan Helen Kuy

Annalie Emma Tennant

Rebecca Ja e P uls

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Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences continued


Stephanie Frances Anderson

Samantha Arthur-Curtis

Jacqueline Helen Ashe

Selina Roxanne Crystelle Bedford

Joseph Thomas Rongomai Blake

Amanda Lee Brown

Kate Caldwell

Nicola Margaret Clark

Elayna Crawford

Craig John Cunningham

Courtney Rose Donaldson

Liezel Canlas Efondo

Natalie Anne Enderby

Shaunnie Monique Farr

Kyne David Foley

Stephanie Elizabeth George

Deirdre Isabel Hauschild

Scott Clifford Haysom

Melissa Toha Hohneck

Andrew David Jones

Lina Laki

Richard James Raymond Levings

Yang Li

Kylee Maree Lochead

James Neill Keith Martin

Louise Ellen Matich

Melissa Gaye McKenzie

Shahla Moradi

Subesh Raj Naidu

Dorothy Lello Nawanzi

Nyomi Harriett Parahi-Eden

Sherylyn Michelle Plant

Emma Maree Kathleen Procter

Bonnie Jade Reece

Rachel Maree Smith

Adam Chin Yuen Teo

Kimberley Amanda Wenn

Emma Mary Williams

Erinatea Faye Witana

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGY

Sara Abdel Wahab Mirghani Mohammed

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN THE PRACTICE OF PSYCHOLOGY

Subin Tom Mathews

Desiree Julia Bettina McQuarters

Leny Philip Thomas

Sharon Margaret West

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SCREEN AND MEDIA STUDIES

Garth Peter Tiwai Watene Sijia Xiong

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SECOND LANGUAGE TEACHING

Merimeri Pat Anania, with Distinction

Honiara Salanoa

Fulitua Taraora

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

Michelle Cara Lewis

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PSYCHOLOGY

Demelza Rose Crawford

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN CHINESE

Christopher Alexander Bevan

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HISTORY

Sarah-Mae Berry


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GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SCREEN AND MEDIA STUDIES

Jing Han

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

Rosa Sukurini Puu

DIPLOMA IN ARTS

Melissa Annette Bromley

DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL SCIENCES

Melissa Rebecca Spraggs, also awarded Diploma

in Social Sciences

Cindy May Walter, also awarded Certificate

in Social Sciences

Faculty of Computing & Mathematical Sciences


Azmi Bin Mohd Yusof, BSc Wichita State University USA, MSc Western Michigan University USA

Thesis Title: “Supporting Focus and Context Awareness in 3D Modeling Using Multi-Layered Displays”

Samuel Joseph Sarjant, BCMS(Hons) Waikato

Thesis Title: “Policy Search Based Relational Reinforcement Learning using the Cross-Entropy Method”

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Gregory Joseph Clarke, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

John Andrew Cocks

William Peter Crump

Christopher James Deaker, with First Class Honours

Jesse Joseph Busch Dean

Yue Guo

Sanhong Peng, with Second Class Honours

(second division)

Tho Duy Pham

Matthew Neville Ussher, with First Class Honours

Fanhua Zeng, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

BACHELOR OF COMPUTING AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES WITH HONOURS

Jeffrey William Brown, with First Class Honours

Ethan Jared Duff, with Second Class Honours

(second division)

Nathanial Overall

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS

Brett Daniel Saddleton, with Second Class Honours (first division)

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE WITH HONOURS

Meenakshee Mungro, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Science

BACHELOR OF COMPUTING AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

John Gregor Whitehead Alexandru Calin Zaicu

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Wesam Ali H Abusaber

Mohammad Ajlan A Alajlan

Naif Saeed F Aldhahri

Hussam Mohammad S Aljamani

Salem Ali S Al Marri

Fawaz Abdulmohsen Alsabhen

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE continued

Ian Christopher Day

Daniel William Goodhue

Christopher John Gilder Griffiths

Mitchell James Homan

Glen Campbell Managh

Ashish Saju Mathai

Raonak Naicker

Amy Frances Pouwels

Amru Hassan M Shafei

Hamad Yahya M Shiban

Weiming Zhang

Xiaomin Zhang

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

Abhishek Alekar

Hayat Hamad Alqurashi, also awarded Graduate

Diploma in Computer Science

Harpreet Singh Bansal

Chiung-Chao Chen

Oladimeji Onaopepo Fayomi

Chen Liu

Saurabha Hemant Naik

Gokulakannan Nallasamy

Xinning Ren

Arpit Sakhuja

Sameer Sankhyadhar

Bo Si

Nathan Hemi Smith

Lichao Wang

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

Brian Hardyment

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MATHEMATICS

Derek Paul Easte Karen Elizabeth Harper

DIPLOMA IN SCIENCE

Michael John Kanara



Wendy Helen Fox-Turnbull, DipT Christchurch Teachers College, BEd Canterbury, MTchLn Christchurch

College of Education

Thesis Title: “The Nature of Conversation of Primary Students in Technology Education: Implications for

Teaching and Learning”

Philippa Anne Hunter, MA Waikato

Thesis Title: “Problematised History Pedagogy as Narrative Research: Self-Fashioning, Dismantled Voices

and Reimaginings in History Education”

Joseph Lingawa Kekeya, Cert Dauli Teachers College Papua New Guinea, Dip(Ed) Papua New Guinea

Education Institute Papua New Guinea, BEd The University of Goroka Papua New Guinea, MEd Charles

Sturt University Australia

Thesis Title: “Investigating National Curriculum Implementation in Papua New Guinea (PNG)”

Mohd Nihra Haruzuan Bin Mohamad Said, BSc(Hons) Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, MSc University

of Salford United Kingdom

Thesis Title: “Online collaborative learning in tertiary ICT education to enhance students’ learning in Malaysia”

Deborah Anne Ellen Stevens, BSc, DipT Victoria, MBioethics, Monash University Australia

Thesis Title: “Teaching Bioethics as a stand-alone subject in a New Zealand state secondary school”


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MASTER OF EDUCATION

Sally Jane Barrett, with First Class Honours

Tracey Elizabeth Biss, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Ruth Elizabeth Boal, with First Class Honours

Antony Richard Easto, with First Class Honours

Penelope Anne Fisher, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Roger Duncan Honore-Morris, with First

Class Honours

Lorraine May Maria Northey, with Second Class


Tanya Louise Shorter, with First Class Honours

Celia Ann Stewart, with First Class Honours

Rachael Torombe, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Anna Wilhelmina Columbina Van Lamoen,


Linda Karin Vermeren, with First Class Honours

Colleen Winis, with First Class Honours

Hazel Maxine Woodhouse, with Second Class


MASTER OF EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Michelle Anne Ballard, with First Class Honours

Geoffrey Allan Booth, with First Class Honours

Laisa Elisha, with Second Class Honours

(second division)

Samuel Sabo Fangata

Mark Peter Johnathan Penman, with Second Class


Melanie Suzanne Taylor, with First Class Honours

Victoria Ann Williams, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF TEACHING WITH HONOURS

Olivia Lorraine Bickley-Barry, with Second Class


Hayley Maree Johnstone, with Second Class


BACHELOR OF EDUCATION

Michael Andre Kemen


Johan Michael Bardoul

Joshua David Benge

Charles David Brown

Sung Yong Choi

Claire Fay Fairnie

Daniel Nelson Field

Larissa Ann Hopkins

Jacob Rhys Kerr

Ohpeel Kwon

Guy Tony McLeod

Kelsey Jessie Maree Morgan

Bianca Tuivuni Nichol

Samantha Anasztazia Kamilla Torok

Jason Robert Trembath

Leon Gilbert Fraser Williams

Michelle Louise Witte

Roshelle Kirstie Young


Donna Marie Allely

Tracie Robyn Diprose Baigent

Aroha Michelle Bradshaw

Alana Rose Clark

Deborah Joy Cook

Cheyjuana Rupia Rewita Doyle, also conferred

Bachelor of Arts

Louise Dreyer, also conferred Bachelor

of Social Sciences

Anna Mary Ellmers

Ashton Miranda Hawke

Mark John Hodson, also conferred Bachelor

of Sport and Leisure Studies

Emma Jayne Hyde

Tom William Inger, also conferred Bachelor


Isabel Marjorie Jeftha

Deena Marie Jensen

Michaela Lee Jesney, also conferred Bachelor

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BACHELOR OF TEACHING continued

Shana Maree Larsen, also conferred Bachelor


James Paul Matehaere

Genevieve Anne McCloskey

Samantha Nicole Moore, also conferred Bachelor

of Social Sciences

Nicole Elizabeth Prestidge

Sinead Catherine Rogers

Lauren Jane Sharpe, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Lindsey Margaret Storey

Stephanie Edith Hirata Wall

Joanna Lee Watson

Rachel Wells

Stefan Te Mihaia West, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Tayla Jardine Wiggin

Natalie Emma Yule

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN DISABILITY AND INCLUSION STUDIES

Larrissa Molai


Pulip Lyokao

Arnia Maria Rameka

Cecil Wilson Reggie

Louise Andrea Woodhead

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Samuel Katipa

Reetina Katokita

Kiri Marina Rua

Ellen Wairiu

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MATHEMATICS EDUCATION

Andriane Kele

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SCIENCE EDUCATION

Monica Anne Quirke

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SPORT AND LEISURE STUDIES

Stephanie Kim Willis

GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF TEACHING

A ONE YEAR PROGRAMME IN SECONDARY, PRIMARY OR EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Daniel Ockert Johannes Brits, also awarded

Graduate Diploma in Engineering

Scott Paul Cranwell

Esther Rubah Betty Irving

Derek Ashley Kivell

Dane McGregor Laugesen

Micah Rewi Peter Neilson

Yuanyuan Tong

Elaine Orchid Wong-See

Benjamin Alexander Wood


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Emma Sophie Vout Andrews, BSc, MSc Waikato

Thesis Title: “The biology and biochemistry of PhoH2 proteins”

Toshie Asamizu, BSc, MSc Waikato

Thesis Title: “Stabilisation Effects of Ferrocenylalkyl Groups on Hydrides of Heavier Main Group Elements”

Tracey Catherine Burgess-Jones, BSc, MSc Waikato

Thesis Title: “Population Genetics and Photobiont Selectivity in Antarctic Lichens”

Brendon David Gill, BSc, MSc, GradDipT Waikato

Thesis Title: “Analysis of Nucleosides and Nucleotides in Milk and Infant Formula”

Prasanna Kumar Kallingappa, BSc University of Agricultural Sciences India, MSc Kuvempu University India

Thesis Title: “Quiescence induces epigenetic changes in bovine fibroblasts and improves their reprogramming

into cloned embryos”

Denis Andrew D Lajium, BSc Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, MA Universiti Sains Malaysia

Thesis Title: “Students’ Mental Models of Chemical Reactions”

Xiaofen Li, MSc Waikato

Thesis Title: “Recovering Volatile Fatty Acids from an Acidic Anaerobic Digester”

Prakash Srinivasan, BE Visveswaraiah Technological University India, MSc University of Tuebingen Germany

Thesis Title: “Sorption, degradation and transport of veterinary antibiotics in New Zealand pastoral soils”


Cheng-Po Chang, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Andrew Leo Russell, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Emma Jayne Chibnall, with First Class Honours

Dylan Thomas Clarke

Michael James Cunningham, with First

Class Honours

Joshua Edouard de Villiers, with First Class Honours

Hamish Alston Dean, with First Class Honours

Courtney Renee Foster, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Holly Elizabeth Goddard, with First Class Honours

Luke Christian Hall, with First Class Honours

Marie Joy Heaphy

Philip Anthony Charles Jennings, with Second Class


Kadin Richard Lucas, with First Class Honours

Jessica Jane MacAskill, with First Class Honours

Diana Julie Macpherson, with First Class Honours

Lisa Denise McCartain, with First Class Honours

Christopher Paul Morcom, with First Class Honours

Steven John Pratt, with First Class Honours

Abigail Victoria Sharrock, with First Class Honours

Catherine Jean Sturgeon, with First Class Honours

Erin Isobel Charlotte Telfer, with First Class Honours

Tammy Lesley Valler, with First Class Honours


Jimmy Luke Hassett, with Second Class Honours

(second division)

Charley Lefever Miles, with Second Class Honours

(second division)

Alex Robyn Mylchreest, with Second Class Honours

(second division)

Dushyant Singh Parmar, with Second Class Honours

(second division)

Cameron Trevor Allan Perry, with Second Class


Stephen Eaton Taplin, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Cesar Adolfo Waksman Fontes, with Second Class


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Faculty of Science & Engineering continued

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE WITH HONOURS

Lydia Lesley Lotu June Brooks,


Setareh Palma Zareie, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Inakshie Devani Amerasinghe

Atinder Pal Singh Bajwa

Charles Koen Beets

Billy Bodger

Daniel Peter Boswell

Michael Robin Branch

Elsa Irene Brown

Lisa Petrina Brown

Vanessa Andrea Burrows

Amy Jane Christophers

Laura Felton Creswell

Shaun Leonard Ellis

Nikki Rachael Graziotti

Jimyung Han

Angelene Louise Harris

Iain Peter McKinnon

Glyn Evan Morgan

Kevin Joseph Chase Mullane

Kelly Marie Newell

Glorivic Parra

Eugene Nicholas Priest

Daniel Stanley Ross

Normelyza Binti Santana

Te Atarangi Sayers

Nicholas Robert Stafford

Brandon Jared Wise

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (TECHNOLOGY)

Stacey Amanda Bryan

Andrew Michael Ross Jones

Angela Heather Simpson

Adara Tehani Savita Withers

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN CHEMISTRY

Steven Chen Ning Wu

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ELECTRONICS

Danesh Kumar Lohana Rajkumar Subramanian

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MATERIALS AND PROCESSING

Shilpa Akshay Joshi

Livingston Joshva Rajkumar

Balasubramaniyam Shanmugam

Kim Elizabeth Whiteman

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRONICS

Yash Ranjitsing Patil

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN MATERIALS AND PROCESSING

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Hillary Scholars

The Sir Edmund Hillary Scholarship Programme educates future leaders at the

University of Waikato within the values of New Zealand’s greatest adventurer,

Sir Edmund Hillary. Sir Edmund Hillary Scholars must excel in academia,

leadership and sports or creative and performing arts. Various professional

development opportunities and fees support are provided for Scholars.

HILLARY SCHOLARS GRADUATING IN OCTOBER CEREMONY

Elsa Irene Brown

Jessica Jane MacAskill

Michael Ian Potts

Angela Heather SimpsonAngela Heather Simather Angela He


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Degrees conferred and Diplomas and Certificates awarded at University

of Waikato Ceremony held on 16 April 2013

BACHELOR OF COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH WHANGANUI SCHOOL OF DESIGN, (UCOL)

Jie Cai

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Anthony Edward Smith




Deborah Ellen Connolly

Krysta McDonald

Anna Aileen Scott




Faisal Ali Ahmed Al Shamri, with Second Class



Rachel Emma Nixon, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Marion Tuipulotu


Logan Cory Thompson

BACHELOR OF TOURISM

Wei Jia

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT

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Ian Raymond Cronin, with First Class Honours


Liv Marit Ahie, with First Class Honours

Victoria Mayme Oliver, with First

Class Honours

Emma Joan Maikale Fausitina Simpson,


Robyn Suzanne Thomas, with First Class Honours


Joseph Patrick Graddy, with First Class Honours

Dale Donald Griffiths, with First Class Honours

Priscilla Paretutaki Hayward-Howie, with Second

Class Honours (second division)

Quentin Preece, with First Class Honours

Nina Roera Maheaiterangi Rakei, with Second Class


BACHELOR OF ARTS

Felisberta Moniz Da Silva

Mitch Shannon Furi

Pengnan Jiang

Han Zhang


Stacey Renae Cooper

BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Santiago Cañón Valencia James Michael Hughes


Ruby Mae Gibbs

Chelsea Ann Lemon

Bruce Daniel Noel Scanlen

Daniel Thomas Watson

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS

Royce Richard Dodd, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

Benjamin John Clearwater

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND SECURITY STUDIES

Estelle Jane Townshend, with Distinction

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POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MUSIC

Rachael Elizabeth Morgan

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGY

Gabrielle Katinka May Batenburg, with Distinction Emma Frances Clarkson, with Distinction


Saroeun Heng

Nhue Truong Quynh Nguyen, with Distinction

Jiali Yao

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN JAPANESE

Chao-Ju Lin

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

Kelly Christina Beazley

CERTIFICATE IN SOCIAL SCIENCES

Liv Marit Ahie


BACHELOR OF COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN WITH HONOURS

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH WHANGANUI SCHOOL OF DESIGN, (UCOL)

Dairne Ann O’Sullivan, with First Class Honours Patrick James Ryan, with First Class Honours


Hassan Mohamed Ali, with Second Class Honours

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Zane Patrick Tootell


Liang Liu

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN

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Nelson Fry Lebo III, BA Bowdoin College USA, MSc Lesley University USA

Thesis Title: “Toward Ecological Literacy: A Permaculture Approach to Junior Secondary Science”

MASTER OF EDUCATION

Abdullah Ali A Alqarni, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Jared Alan Carpendale, with Second Class Honours

(first division)

Rosina Mary Shandley, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Elkin David Conway, with Second Class Honours (first division)


Rikki Annson Miller

Geno Michael Stok

Dayne Bradley Tiffany

Kyle Antony Francis Welten


Samantha Anne Castle

Vanessa Jane Connor

Ross Robert Edward Coulter

Mitch Shannon Furi

Rochelle Ann Lomas

Renee Christine Nightingale

Roxanne Dennise Reid


Annette Farzana Gallagher Darryl Andrew Nicol, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LANGUAGE AND LITERACY EDUCATION

Amanda Lee Jarden

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SCIENCE EDUCATION

Tui Margaret Foster



Vivienne Jane Aitken

Susannah Dorothy Baughn

Ararina Noeline Bennett

Jody Ann Bisschops

Ajeshni Anjani Devi Buksh

Rachel Marie Campbell

Ya-Yun Chen

Sandra Clapham

Hongwei Di

Viera Henzelova

Michelle Rose Hunt

Heather May Jull

Jaime Marie Aroha McIntyre

Abbigale Jane McKone

Atawhai Marie Paul

Simone Analia Paul

Warren James Saunders

Elizabeth Anne Thompson

Natalie Ruth Van Der Goes


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MASTER OF LAWS

Feng Guo, with Second Class Honours (first division)

BACHELOR OF LAWS

Robert Llewellyn Moojen Davies

Sara Louise Edwards

Craig William Hesketh

Jasleen Kaur Toor

Jan Marie Withy

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN DISPUTE RESOLUTION

Judith Anne Bogle

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LAW

Kyungno Lee

DIPLOMA IN LAW

Geoffrey Barnett Kay


BACHELOR OF ARTS

Tania Tui Marie Aoake

Joedine Birch

Viliami Moala Siukitu’a Tonga Haupeakui

Te Hau Paeroa Ihakara Hona

Vena-Maria Te Aroha Leach

Gayleen Hera Walker

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MĀORI LANGUAGE/TE REO MĀORI

Mark Himiona Jacob Daly, with Distinction


George Richard Manuirirangi

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MĀORI LANGUAGE/TE REO MĀORI

Tawa Anthony Campbell-Seymour

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Pathways College

CERTIFICATE OF ATTAINMENT IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Level 2 – Elementary English 2

Asma Ali Mohamed Elbelazi

Chao Li

Zhenyi Liu

Izeddin Fathi Tahir Naas

Mohammed Nasser M Qahtani

Abdulrazzaq A A M Shaban

Baiqiang Wang

Yuxiang Wang

Xiaopan Yang

Jiaxiang Zhang

Level 3 – Intermediate English 1

Mohamed Ali Hamed Al Amri

Alya Ali Hassan Al Hubaishi

Abdulrahman Ahmed A Alhussain

Ibrahim Abdulhadi I Almuayrifi


Aziza Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim

Hongfei Ji

Shan Liang

Zhenyuan Liu

Izeddin Fathi Tahir Naas

Fuad Mohammed A Salami

Tsugumi Terusaki

Mingyan Xing

Danyang Xu

Xiangyu Yang

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Abdalmohsen Nasser Almogel

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Maher Mohammed Sayed Ahmed Shehata Elbohouty, BSc, MSc Mansaura University Egypt

Thesis Title: “Electrical Conductivity of Brain Cortex Slices in Seizing and Non-seizing States”

Stephanie Lee, MGEOL University of Leeds United Kingdom

Thesis Title: “Provenance and Thermal History of the Cenozoic Murchison Basin, Westland, New Zealand”

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Joel Patrick McMillan, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

David Garry Christian

Harlie Clements

Abraham John Coffin

Emma Claire Gibbs

Samuel Patrick Mc Cormack

Bradley John Monahan

Nicole Tini Anne Singer

Ashlee Paige Teal

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

David James Scanlen

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EARTH SCIENCES

Stephanie Tia Van Lit

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MATERIALS AND PROCESSING

Warnakulasuriya Nisansala Sandarenu Fernando David Locke

DIPLOMA IN SCIENCE

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Preeda Chaiya, BA, MA Ramkhamhaeng University Thailand

Thesis Title: “Service Management in Luxury Hotels in Bangkok: An Assessment of Service Quality Performance”

Valente Jose Matlaba, BEcon, MEcon University of Sao Paulo Brazil

Thesis Title: “Regional Socio-Economic Transformation in Brazil”


Jaser Mohammed S Alhawiti, with Second Class


Kholoud Moteb S Alotaibi, with First Class Honours


Xuan Duan

Shelley Frances Gilbert, with First Class Honours

Alexey Kravchenko, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ANALYSIS – FINANCIAL WITH HONOURS

Roy Ruxton Davidson, with Second Class Honours (first division)


Andrew Ryan Chapman, with First Class Honours

Chelsea Ann Lemon, with First Class Honours

James Paul Paterson, with Second Class Honours

(second division)


Kent William Miles Henderson

Christopher William Holmes

Jiaqi Hu

Xiaoying Lin

Xudong Men

Yire Park

Minfang Wang

Songsen Xiong

Runze Zhang


Aaliya Omar Ahmed

Annabel Caroline Arrowsmith

David Rafael Tane Holzapfel

Natalie Kate Langmore


Layne John Valentine Gibney

Lavinia Madge Jacobsen

Rawinia Mary Rachel Lawrence

Siyuan Wen

BACHELOR OF TOURISM

Chuang Ge Sining Li

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FINANCE

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POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY

Katherine Jean Nottle, with Distinction


Gaurav Saraswat

Stephen Thomas Taylor, with Distinction

Michael John Welten

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

Minh Phuong Nguyen

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Jithin Sreekumar


Shane Tristan Batchelor Brian Darren Stanley

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Darryl John Bayard

Daniella Julie Claire Edwards

Brett Alexander Jackson

Kirsten Jane Lloyd

Duncan George Perreau

Sheree Patricia Piwari

Margaret Shovelton

Matthew William Skilton

Christopher Raymond Ward

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FINANCE

Yi Zhou


Courtney May Griffin

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ECONOMICS

Qingwei Liu

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN MARKETING

Nicholas Chan


Christine Clara Purcell

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Christine Clara Purcell

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of Waikato Council meeting held on 28 August 2013



Michael Esop, with Second Class Honours (first division)

MASTER OF ARTS

Joshua David Black, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF ARTS (APPLIED)

Manhong Ren, with First Class Honours


Sheilah Verena Jacay Munguia, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF MUSIC WITH HONOURS

Leon Edward Gray, with First Class Honours


Hannah Grace Kimberley, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Linjingqiu Chen

Xun Li

Cheng Qian

Anaru Jermaine Turner


Andre Rawhiti Roberts

BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Timothy Corran Burrell


Alicia Croft

Nikola Jillian Hinemoa Erina Griffiths

Lisa Marie Lamberton

Yu Ma

Karen Jane Pickup

Gillian Clare Simcock


Muna Ali

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MUSIC

Jonathan Scaife

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PSYCHOLOGY

Edward Mtakwa

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SCREEN AND MEDIA STUDIES

Wenyang Xia

DIPLOMA IN ARTS

Alexandra Turcu

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MASTER OF SCIENCE

Mohammed Ali A Alshahrani

Paul Diego Morris

Solomone Tahamano Pule


Sivasenthuran Manoharan, with First Class Honours


Siddharth Arora, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Mshal Abdulaziz A Alqubali Andries Johannes Lubbe


Wei Liu

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

Ajit Prabhakar Musalgavkar


MASTER OF EDUCATION

Rachel Marie Coffin, with First Class Honours


Shafat Nour Salad


Amanda Danielle Brocas

Lynda Marie Scott

Alana Nicole Symonds


Wanying Huang

Victoria Jane Parlane

Robert John Parton

Sian Leslie West

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION

Nicole Maree Jean Phillips



Armand Joubert

Marc Anthony Matenga Kawana

Arron Mark Stewart

Christine Ellen Watson

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Ramadansyah Hasan, BEcon Syiah Kuala University Indonesia, MPA Saitama University Japan

Thesis Title: “Controlling the Circulation of Small Arms in International Law”

BACHELOR OF LAWS

Kevin Andrew Badcock Gerhard Van Zijl

Pathways College

CERTIFICATE OF ATTAINMENT IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Level 1 – Elementary English 1

Mohammed Abdullah M Alshamrani

Yohei Aoki

Fuzhang Chu

Qian Chu

Xuanrui Guo

Rongsheng He

Norimasa Umeuchi

Wei Zhang

Level 3 – Pre-Intermediate English

Rakan Mufeed E Abdulati

Fawaz Afet M Alanazi

Abdullah Mohammed A Alharkan

Asim Khalid A Alreshoodi

Maria Alejandra Cortes Vargas

Yun-Ju Huang

Ryusuke Kayanoma

Joon Yeong Kim

Daiki Kuroda

Chao Li

Feiran Liu

Zhenyi Liu

Yuka Makishima

Juyoung Oh

Koji Otani

Mohammed Nasser M Qahtani

Abdulrazzaq A A M Shaban

Hongze Shao

Nozomi Tanaka

Baiqiang Wang

Yawen Xing

Xiaopan Yang

Jiaxiang Zhang

Bingjie Zhao

Level 4 – Intermediate English

Abdulrahman Ahmed A Alhussain

Kannika Chavalertsakul

Yueheng Ding


Libo Hou

Ling-Shan Hsu

Aziza Mohamed Ahmed Ibrahim

Hongfei Ji

Satoshi Kawaguchi

Dae Hye Ko

Fanlong Li

Zhenyuan Liu

Sai Ma

Tomoki Nakagawa

Ayaka Nakaya

Kanako Sanda

Ziyi Shen

Yosuke Takeuchi

Masahiro Wakai

Han Wang

Jiangjun Wang

Shengzhe Wang

Nan Wu

Mingyan Xing

Danyang Xu

Xiangyu Yang

Zhizhang Ye

Hui Zeng

Yonghao Zhai

Jun Zhu


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CERTIFICATE OF ATTAINMENT IN ACADEMIC ENGLISH continued

Level 5 – Upper Intermediate English 1

Ahmed Mufeed E Abdulati

Moneerh Abdulaziz A Al Jabr

Haitham Yousuf Juma Al Zadjali

Lulwah K R M H Alduraiei

Hao-Ting Chien

Uraisee Eksawedanun

Chunjuan Hu

Ryohei Kashiwagi

Minkyung Kim

Yong Liu

Shixuan Miao

Yixiang Ren

Linye Ruan

Ahmed Khaled Ahmed Saleh

Haiming Tang

Shinichiro Tani

Xu Xu

Junjie Yan

Guowei Yang

Qingqing Yang

Wang Yao

Yun Zou

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Lusi A

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Wenling Chen

Xiaojie Hu

Wanbo Li

Xiaolu Li

Dantong Liu

Qing Mi

Jee Sook Park

Xiaorong Wang

Sijia Xie

Mayuko Yabu

Mana Yamamoto

Yong Yu

Huiling Zhang

Zhuolin Zhang

Qianchao Zhao

Level 7 – Advanced English 1

Dixion Gilo

Level 8 – Advanced English 2

Xinxin Sun

CERTIFICATE OF ATTAINMENT IN FOUNDATION STUDIES

Ahmad K R M H Alduraiei

Mohammad T A A Alsulaiteen

Feng Chen

Guoqing Chen

Sidi Chen

Yijie Hu

Ping Jiang

Chenwei Liu

Jiacheng Xu

Runpu Xue

Tianyi Yang

Boming Yu

Meng Zhai

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CERTIFICATE OF UNIVERSITY PREPARATION

Saara Mohamed Abdulrahman

Tayla Whitley Afoa

Mary Grace Pablo Alba

Christopher Rueben Aldridge

Nicholle Apii Akaiti-Iti-O-Te-Rangi Josephine Ama

Bianca Clair Archibald

Curtiss-Tye Rodney Baker Meuli

Ian Colin Ball

Matthew Rhys Clifton Ballinger

Drew Johannes Barker

Sage Harata Baucke

Karen May Lopez Bendicio

Cherokee Jordan Biddle

Marcus Waata Bishop

Cameron Lewis Boreham

Joshua Brill

Emma Louise Buchanan

Rowan Francis Buckley

Olivia Grace Burgess

James Maia Cameron

Topaz Jessie Cameron

Brooke Carline

Aimee Sharon Carter

Tom Domenic Chambers

Cirila Janice Crawford

Gemma Chelsea Dahlberg

Floris Cornelis Matteus De Meijer

Joel David de Vries

William Anthony Devenish

Jesse Brian Ferguson

Nevada Te Kowhai Filipo

James Roderick Flight

Liam Henry Gaylor

Varun Aryaman Ghosh

Richard Hugh John Gibbison

Ashleigh Jean Gibson

Harlen Alexander Robert Graham

Teresa Ann Griffiths

Ayla Sue Harrow

Nicole Joy Hayhurst

Gabriel Joseph Hepi

Daniel Roger Hoekstra

Danielle Christiani Haruru Hoera

Amanda Leigh Holmes

Callum Neil Hughes

Arlene Delyse Hutton

Morgan Kate Hyde

Harry Temarii Ivan Ivaiti

Peter Joseph Jefferies

Rebecca Anne Jenkins

Sadhika Smita Jogia

Stuart James Bruce Jones

Kim-chheng Jong

Matangilele Lioa-I-Toafa Kaafi

Shivani Rakchita Kaur

Stephanie Lei-Lani Tui-Hana Kea-Papuni

Sarah Louise Kenney

William Michael Kerridge

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Serena Natalie Kroon

Rakesh Kumar

Nikki Alexia La Fey

Chia-Wei Lin

Michael Alexander Llewellyn

Amanda Catherine Longshaw

Jumarie Balangtog Lumiwes

Caitlin Rose MacKenzie-Powell

Ravina Priya Maharaj

Dorothy Manney

Joel David Ngatoko Matekino-Thocolich

Georgia Caroline McCartney

Kayla Karyn Lesley McGilligan

Briar McGowan

Neal Anthony McIntosh

Haig Alexander Mehrtens

Cameron Metzener

Jessica Lorraine Mills

Claire Rose Mitchell

Carie Ann Mooney

Rachel Ashley Nyssen

Samantha Chelsea O’Dwyer

Zaine Hamiora Tuata Oti

Jarad Iaveta Pardoe

Unnati Patel

Grace Cheryl Penjueli

Charnelle Lee Pluim

Alexander Thomas Prinselaar-Smith

Lauren Anne Quinn

Stevie Vitoria Radovanovich

Thiviyadharshan Ravichandran

Petraa Kelsie Reid

Reupena Thaddeus Reupena

Frances Ann Paiste Rialon

Shaun Roseweir

Estrellita Marie Ruckli

Te Tai Pounamu Taepounamu Ruha

Seriya Catherine Sade

Halycon Cornelis Schepel

Sadiqah Sharifi

Opinder Singh

Sandeep Singh

Raewyn Lois Smith

Thomas William Smith

Lee-Ken Oketevi Sooupu

Ruahine Cecelia Stanbury

Ashley Maree Strachan

Adrian Nico Ortinez Tabuzo

Wainuiomata-Vaoafi Talavou Afualo

Hannah Enhui Tan

Atireta Teiwaki

Eria Anthony Te Ngarangara Thomas

Tarrin Garry Thorburn

Shade Manutawhiorangi Tuaine-Whanau

Savahna Roshell Watson

Alesia Jane Wells

Daniel Peter Whittingham

Whitney Anne Wineti

Noah Benjamin Winningham

Josi Detroit Witehira

Munyaradzi Zhou

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Thesis Title: “Variability in nutrient loading to lake ecosystems and associated impacts on water quality”

Muhammad Rashid Bin Shamsuddin, BE(Hons) International Islamic University Malaysia

Thesis Title: “Protein-Intercalated Bentonite for Bio-composites”

Tran Quang Tuyen, BPE, MPE Vietnam National University Vietnam

Thesis Title: “Farmland Acquistion and Household Livelihoods in Hanoi's Peri-Urban Areas”

MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY

Karen Margaret Houghton, BSc(Hons) University of East Anglia United Kingdom

Thesis Title: “The physiological characterisation of a novel Thermomicrobia strain WKT50.2, and a review of the

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Asaf Rachmani, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Max Alexander Arrowsmith, with Second Class


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Geoffrey Michael Carr, with First Class Honours

Olivia Lisa Prior, with First Class Honours

Mitchell Paul Sanson, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Hannah Leigh French

James Paul Linehan

Annemarie Rickertsen

James Kenneth Robinson

Kai Zhang

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (TECHNOLOGY)

Jason Phillip Hughes

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Maxim Walter Jeanine Van Lierde

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Thesis Title: “The impact of Islamic Debt on firm performance”

Zakaria Boulanouar, BEcon Mohammed 1st University Morocco, MA Hiroshima University Japan

Thesis Title: “An analysis of the benefits for New Zealand banks of adopting a relationship banking model for

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MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Teresa Azar

MASTER OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

Abdallah Rage Ali

Henghao Bu

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Li Li

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Munirah Jaber N Almarri, with Second Class


Sanaa Abid K Alsharif, with Second Class Honours

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Wei Wei, with Second Class Honours (first division)


Rumaih Abdullah A Alrumaihi

Michael George, with Second Class Honours

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Qian Niu, with First Class Honours

Kang Wei, with Second Class Honours

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Daniel Frischknecht, with Second Class Honours (first division)


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Xukai Cheng

Qianwen Fan

Yiming Fan

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Muhammed Kamal Hossain

Yingjie Li

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Lingling Lu

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Syed Muhammad Imran Taqvi

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN FINANCE

Timo Johannes Andreas Hubers, with Distinction Wei Zhu

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT

Thomas James McDonald, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT

Sundeep Kumar Meenakshi Sundaram


George Victor Ranui Eden Alan Kuyper


Tracy Ann Pilet Andrew Charles Stretton

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Dajin Zhang

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ECONOMICS

Jingyan Liang


Kerry Maree O’Connor

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ACCOUNTING

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University of Waikato Academic Leaders

VICE-CHANCELLOR

Professor Roy Crawford

BSc(Hons) PhD DSc Belfast FIMechE FREng FIPENZ

Professor Crawford is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering, whose primary

research interest has been in the mechanical properties and processing

behaviour of plastics. Previously Senior Pro Vice-Chancellor at Queen’s

University, Belfast, with special responsibility for Research and Development,

he has on-going research and business interests in New Zealand associated

with the establishment of a new polymer research centre. He has published

seven books, more than 270 papers and has been a member of numerous

government panels and research grant committees in the UK. He is a Fellow

of the Royal Academy of Engineering.

DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLOR

Professor Alister Jones

BSc Otago MSc PhD Waikato DipT MRSNZ

Professor Jones was appointed Deputy Vice-Chancellor in 2011. He is

the former Dean of Education and was previously Research Professor and

Director of the Wilf Malcolm Institute of Educational Research at the

Faculty of Education. He has managed and directed research projects that

have informed policy, curriculum and teacher development in New Zealand

and internationally. His main areas of research are curriculum, teaching,

learning and assessment, particularly in science and technology education.

He has acted as an international consultant in curriculum and assessment

and building educational research capability. In 2000, he was awarded the

NZ Science and Technology Medal for his significant contribution to the

development of technology education both nationally and internationally.

PRO VICE-CHANCELLOR (MĀORI)/

DEAN OF MĀORI & PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT

Professor Linda Smith CNZM

BA MA PhD Auck DipT

Professor Smith (Ngāti Awa, Ngāti Porou) was appointed Pro Vice-Chancellor

Māori at the University of Waikato in 2007. Professor Smith previously held the

Chair in Education at The University of Auckland and was joint director of Ngā

Pae o te Māramatanga (Horizons of Insight), the National Institute of Research

Excellence in Māori Development and Advancement. Professor Smith’s PhD

in education was conferred by The University of Auckland in 1996. Her work

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Professor Geoff Holmes

BSc(Hons) PhD Southampton

Professor Holmes gained an honours degree and a PhD in Mathematics from

the University of Southampton in the UK. Following a research position in

the engineering department at Cambridge University, he joined Waikato in

1987 as a lecturer in computer science, and rose up the academic ranks. He

was appointed Dean of the Faculty of Computing & Mathematical Sciences

in 2008. His major research interest is in machine learning, a topic that

involves mathematics, statistics and computer science. He is best known

nationally and internationally for his contributions to applied machine

learning, deploying theoretical frameworks in practical situations. He is

currently involved in collaborative research with local industry to provide

automatic analysis of analytical testing procedures.

DEAN OF EDUCATION

Professor Roger Moltzen

TTC, DipT, BEd, MEd, PhD Waikato

Professor Roger Moltzen is a former school teacher and school principal.

Before being appointed Deputy Dean and then Dean of the Faculty he was

Chair of the Department of Human Development and Counselling. He has

led numerous research and development contracts in inclusive education, and

the education of gifted and talented students. His current research focuses

on talent development across the lifespan. In 2005 he was awarded the Prime

Minister’s Supreme Award for Tertiary Teaching Excellence.

DEAN OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Professor Robert Hannah

BA(Hons) Otago MPhil Oxford

Professor Robert Hannah has an honours degree in Greek from Otago

University, and an MPhil in Classical Archaeology from the University of

Oxford. He was a member of the Classics Department at Otago from 1980

to 2013, gaining a personal chair in 2006. He is a Fellow of the Society of

Antiquaries of London, and has won two Marsden Grants. He has been Dean

of the School of Language, Literature and Performing Arts, and Associate Dean

of Research within the Division of Humanities at Otago. Professor Hannah

currently serves as an auditor for the New Zealand Universities Academic

Audit Unit. His research interests are in the uses of astronomy in Greek and

Roman culture, especially in relation to calendars and the perception of time.

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DEAN OF WAIKATO MANAGEMENT SCHOOL (ACTING)

Associate Professor John Tressler

BEc(Hons) James Cook PhD Missouri-Columbia

Associate Professor John Tressler gained his BEc(Hons) from the James

Cook University of North Queensland in 1973 and his PhD from the

University of Missouri-Columbia in 1980. He taught at Massey University

and the University of Missouri-Columbia before coming to Waikato in

1980. His major teaching and research interests are in microeconomics.

He is particularly interested in economic theory that deals with the impact

of uncertainty and risk on economic decisions and has published research

papers in this area in leading international economics journals.

DEAN OF SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Professor Bruce Clarkson

BSc MSc DPhil Waikato

Professor Clarkson holds a BSc, MSc (First Class Honours) in Biological

Sciences and a DPhil from the University of Waikato. He worked for the

New Zealand Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (Botany

Division and then Land Resources) from 1981 to 1992 and then the Crown

Research Institute Landcare Research from 1992 to 1999, returning

to the University in 1999. Professor Clarkson is recognised as one of

New Zealand’s foremost authorities on ecological restoration, and leads

a research programme looking at the best methods to restore indigenous

biodiversity in cities. He has worked on a number of local restoration initiatives

and in 2006 was awarded the country’s premier conservation award.

DEAN OF LAW

Professor Bradford Morse

BA Rutgers LLB British Columbia LLM York

Professor Morse gained his Bachelor of Arts, with a major in History and

Sociology from Rutgers College and Livingston College, Rutgers University

New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA in 1972. In 1975 he gained his Bachelor of

Laws from the University of British Columbia, and his Masters of Law in 1981

from Osgoode Hall Law School, York University. Professor Morse was previously

a Professor of Law at University of Ottawa, Canada, and has been a Barrister at

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Speaker Profiles

TUESDAY 8 OCTOBER – 9.30AM (TE KOHINGA MĀRAMA MARAE)

Keynote Speaker: Associate Professor Leonie Pihama

Associate Professor Leonie Pihama is a director of Te Kotahi Research Institute and holds a BA in Māori

Education, a Master of Arts with Honours in Education and a PhD in Education.

She is a mother of six, has one mokopuna and has led a wide range of research projects, including education,

justice, health, whānau violence, corrections and whānau experiences of neonatal infant care units.

Associate Professor Pihama – Te Atiawa, Ngā Māhanga ā Tairi, Ngāti Māhanga – has been principal

investigator on many projects, including two Taranaki-based studies on rongoā Māori and exploring

intergenerational violence with iwi within Taranaki.

She has been the recipient of the Hohua Tutengaehe Fellowship and the Vice Chancellor’s Development Fund

Award at the University of Auckland.

She was also the inaugural recipient of the Fulbright/Ngā Pae O Te Māramatanga Senior Scholar Award, hosted

by the Indigenous Wellness Research Institute at the University of Washington, Seattle.

Student Speaker: Stephen Robert Clark Degree to be conferred – Bachelor of Arts

MONDAY 14 OCTOBER – 10.00AM (CLAUDELANDS EVENTS CENTRE)

Keynote Speaker: Dr Sue Watson

Educational academic, consultant and business director, Dr Sue Watson is the Global CEO of Kea – the

organisation tasked with linking expatriate New Zealanders and friends of New Zealand with a view to

expanding New Zealand’s international economic success. Dr Watson has a doctorate in Education Policy

from Victoria University and worked as a Research Associate at the Consortium for Policy Research in

Education at the University of Pennsylvania.

In 2004, she co-founded export education publishing company and consultancy South Pacific Press and Lift

Education and later worked as an independent consultant on a range of projects including the OECD’s Financial

Education in Schools project. She has been Kea’s Global CEO since January 2011.

Student Speaker: Nathaniel William Orr Degree to be conferred – Bachelor of Communication Studies

MONDAY 14 OCTOBER – 2.00PM (CLAUDELANDS EVENTS CENTRE)

Keynote Speaker: Lora Vaioleti

Lora Vaioleti has packed an awful lot into her 28 years.

The former Fairfield College student has a degree in Physiotherapy from the University of Otago and also

holds a Graduate Diploma in Management and a Masters in Management and Sustainability from the

University of Waikato.

She is a Fulbright scholar and has recently returned from New York City, where she worked in a leadership

development and strategy role for the Global Island Partnership (GLISPA).

Ms Vaioleti has led national, regional and international research projects on climate change, migration and

human security in the Pacific and has received multiple grants for research in both New Zealand and California.

She is one of five Pacific Security Scholars for the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University in

Washington DC, the Emerging Science and Technology Centre and the Pacific Islands Society in Hawaii.

Recently she was a research fellow for the Centre of Unconventional Security Affairs (CUSA) at the University

of California, Irvine and is a continuing fellow for the Indigenous Māori and Pacific Adult Education Charitable

Trust (IMPAECT).

Student Speaker: Michelle Anne Ballard Degree to be conferred – Master of Educational Leadership

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A Brief History of the University

The University of Waikato had its genesis in 1956

when a small group of visionary individuals began

working towards founding a university for the

people of the South Auckland region.

A college, a sub-branch of Auckland University,

was established in 1959 and in 1965, after opening

its doors in 1964, the University of Waikato was

officially opened by the then Governor-General, Sir

Bernard Fergusson (later Lord Ballantrae).

From modest beginnings, on what was largely

farmland and with a handful of temporary buildings

and few staff, the University of Waikato now has a

student population of 12,000, with more than 3,800

graduating each year. Today, the University employs

more than 1,500 academic and support staff, making

a significant contribution to the local economy.

The University is recognised for its strong research

and teaching and has forged great international

links; 175 agreements have been signed with

universities around the world.

THE CAMPUS

Our Hamilton campus, with grounds covering

65 hectares, continues to be a source of community

pride. The grounds include sports fields, walkways,

three lakes and extensive gardens.

At the end of 2011, we opened the new $30 million

Student Centre which houses the library, computers,

meeting and relaxation spaces. It has a 5 Green Star

rating from the New Zealand Green Building Council,

recognising the environmental and sustainable

features of the building’s design. The conception

and completion of the Student Centre is a further

demonstration of our commitment to the delivery

of a world-class education while providing our

students with a dynamic student experience.

The University of Waikato has a campus at Tauranga

and a strong relationship with the Bay of Plenty

Polytechnic. Collaborative arrangements include

the sharing of resources and services and joint

provision of professional development and training

opportunities for staff.

The overarching themes of our

Vision are Excellence,

Distinctiveness and International

Connectedness; these drive

the University of Waikato.

We see our distinctiveness in terms of three

interdependent components; Sustainability,

Māori and Leadership. Our real distinctiveness

comes in their synergy in the context of our

identity. We are a New Zealand university,

aware of our relevance and responsibilities to the

region, and compete on an international stage.

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Our Commitment

The University of Waikato is committed to delivering

a world-class education and research portfolio,

providing a full and dynamic university experience

which is distinctive in character, and pursuing strong

international links to advance knowledge.

Through sustained research and the attraction of

high levels of external funding from public sector

and industry sources, we aim to maintain a highly

competitive research profile. Our staff participate

in a wide range of research consortia, clusters,

and multi-institutional research teams locally,

regionally, nationally and internationally. We are

well-placed to contribute to the local and national

economies by enhancing business capability in

the region and increasing opportunities for the

commercialisation of intellectual property.

We play an essential leadership role in the prosperity

of the Waikato, defined also in terms of the tribal

boundaries of the 16 iwi affiliated to Te Rōpu

Manukura. We sit at the heart of a community

of strong regional partnerships and take pride in

serving the strengths and interests of our region.

We are committed to increasing the tertiary

participation rate of our regional population

overall as well as the proportions of new school

leavers and postgraduate students. We are also

committed to ensuring the ongoing relevance of

the programmes we offer and the effectiveness of

our delivery of them.

We foster a culture of internationalisation, measured

through the diversity of our student and staff

profiles, a long-standing pride in our reputation

for the pastoral care of our international students,

and the measures we take through curriculum,

programme design and our global networks and

connections to international influences.

From inception we have been at the forefront

of initiatives that support Māori aspirations. Sir

Bernard Fergusson placed Waikato as “the first of

the New Zealand universities to be planted right

in the heart of traditionally Māori country”. Since

our foundation, we have worked closely with local

iwi, particularly Tainui, to make the University

accessible to Māori students and to foster an

environment of success. Today we are proud to

have the highest proportion of Māori students of any

New Zealand university.

We are also proud of our evolution into a truly

New Zealand institution supporting our country’s

nation-building policies and reflecting our

nation’s identity.


now in top 2% of

world's universities

The University of Waikato is ranked 302 in

the world by the influential UK-based Times

Higher Education organisation.

This places the University of Waikato in the

top 2% of the 17,000 universities in the world.

The University of Waikato rose from 318 to

302 in the 2012-2013 figures released in

October 2012 – a bigger jump than any other

university in New Zealand.

The rankings are based on teaching, research,

citations, industry outcomes and innovation

and international outlook.

The University of Waikato rose strongly in

the area of citations and is second in

New Zealand for this category. The overall rise

in rankings also reflects the fact the University

continues to deliver, and is being recognised

for its internationally benchmarked and highly

regarded teaching and research.

THE top 100 universities

under 50 years old

The University of Waikato is ranked top in

New Zealand and seventh in the Southern

Hemisphere of the top 100 universities under 50

years old by UK-based Times Higher Education.

The rankings were released in 2013 and

place the University of Waikato 46th in the

world. The list is an offshoot of the Times

Higher Education’s World University Rankings

and used the same indicators for judging

including research, citations and teaching.

THE says the analysis of young universities is

designed to examine future potential as much

as current excellence.

It decided to use objective performance

indicators and focus less on reputation, saying

older universities enjoy established alumni

networks and graduates in senior positions

around the world which have a large impact

on reputation.

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Elements of university graduation ceremonies have evolved from the 12th century

when the fi rst universities emerged in Europe.

The organisation of medieval universities was

modelled on the established institutions of the

day – the church, the monastery and the guild.

Latin was the language used by medieval scholars,

and it is from Latin that the words ‘university’ and

‘degree’ are derived. The Latin term universitas

means a guild or union, and universities started as

a scholastic guild – a self-constituted community

of teachers and scholars.

The word graduate comes from the Latin word

gradus, which means step. Admission to study a

bachelors degree was the first step taken towards

completing a university education. The second step

was to become a ‘master’. Masters were Master

of Arts graduates whose degrees licensed them to

teach. The Chancellor, an officer of the cathedral,

originally granted teaching licences.

CEREMONIAL ROBES AND

ACADEMIC DRESS

In the Middle Ages the corporate existence of

universities was recognised and sanctioned by

civil or ecclesiastical authority. The regalia worn

by graduates and university staff today reflect

this mix of medieval governance. Robes worn by

the Chancellor resemble those worn by the Lord

Chancellor of England. Graduates and academic

staff wear gowns similar to the dress of medieval

clergy. Hoods are also fashioned on an everyday

medieval garment, although the coloured lining was

a later addition to indicate the wearer’s university

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Academic Dress

Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor

Black gown with red velvet facings and gold

piping; three red velvet chevrons with gold

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gold cord and tassel.

Pro-Chancellor

Black gown with lining of gold satin; gold button

and cord just above the sleeves which are lined

with black satin; black Tudor bonnet with gold

cord and tassel.

HonD

Red gown with black facings; black Tudor bonnet

with gold cord and tassel.

DLit, DSc

Crimson gown; crimson hood with crimson

lining; black Tudor bonnet with gold cord

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PhD, EdD and SJD

Maroon gown; crimson hood with crimson

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MPhil

Black gown; crimson hood with crimson lining;

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Note: Those who graduated with a DPhil prior to 1992

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Tudor bonnet.

Masters

Black gown; gold hood with gold lining;

black mortarboard.

Bachelors with Honours

Black gown; black hood with gold lining and

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God of Nations at Thy feet

In the bonds of love we meet

Hear our voices we entreat

God defend our free land

Guard Pacifi c’s Triple Star

From the shafts of strife and war

Make her praises heard afar

God defend New Zealand

Gaudeamus igitur

Juvenues dum sumus

Gaudeamus igitur

Juvenues dum sumus

Post jucundam juventutem

Post molestam senectutem

Nos habebit humus

Nos habebit humus

Vivat Academia!

Vivant professores

Vivat Academia!

Vivant professores!

Vivat membrum quodlibet

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Semper sint in fl ore

Semper sint in fl ore

Let us then be joyful

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Let us then be joyful

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After the pleasure of youth

After the burden of old age

The earth will have us

The earth will have us

Long live the University!

Long live the professors!

Long live the University!

Long live the professors!

Long live every member

Long live all the members

May they ever fl ourish

May they ever fl ourish

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HONORARY DOCTORATES

2001 Neil Finn OBE

1999 Gerald David Gibb Bailey QSO

1999 Koro Tainui Wetere CBE

1999 Sir Douglas Arthur Montrose Graham KNZM

1998 Paul Woodford Day

1998 Kevin Roberts

1997 The Rt Rev Manuhuia Augustus Bennett

ONZ CMG

1997 Hiko Hohepa

1997 The Hon Sir Peter Tapsell KNZM MBE

1996 Katerina Te Heikoko Mataira CNZM

1996 Dame Kiri Te Kanawa ONZ DBE AC

1995 Huirangi Eruera Waikerepuru

1995 Jeanette King

1995 Wilfred Gordon Malcolm CBE

1995 Elizabeth Ursula Alley

1994 Charlotte Rachel Anwyl Wallace OBE

1994 Waea Mauriohooho

1994 Dame Malvina Lorraine Major GNZM DBE

1994 The Hon Sir Edward Taihakurei Junior Durie

DNZM

1994 The Hon Dame Silvia Rose Cartwright

PCNZM DBE QSO

1993 Donald Murray Stafford CBE

1993 Dame Mary Josephine Drayton DNZM MBE

1992 Edwin George Morgan

1992 Janet Frame ONZ CBE

1990 Norman William Kingsbury CNZM

1987 The Hon Sir David Lance Tompkins KNZM

1986 Rangikaiamokura Wirihana Hetet ONZM

1986 Dorothy Jessie Stafford OBE

1986 Dame Phyllis Myra Guthardt DBE

1985 Sir Donald Rees Llewellyn KNZM CBE

1984 Sir Ross Malcolm Jansen KBE

1983 Henare Tuwhangai QSM

1982 Henry Rongomau Bennett CBE QSO

1980 Jack Stanford Allan MNZM

1979 Frank Maine Bateson OBE

1979 Dame Te Atairangikaahu ONZ DBE

1971 Richard Bristowe Waddington

1971 Denis Rogers OBE

1971 Donald Wilfred Arcus

1969 Sir Arthur de Terrotte Nevill KBE CB

1968 Pei te Hurinui Jones

1967 Lord Ballantrae KT GCMG GCVO DSO OBE

2013 Sir Patrick Hogan CBE KNZM

2013 Gordon Keith Stephenson CNZM

2013 Bernard Thomas Crosby

2013 Dame Susan Elizabeth Anne Devoy

DNZM CBE

2012 Dr Roger Hill

2012 Campbell Smith MNZM

2011 Lynda Topp MNZM

2011 Jools Topp MNZM

2011 Catherine Moana Dewes NZOM

2011 James Judd

2010 Jon Mayson CNZM

2010 Roka Pahewa Paora QSM

2010 Margaret Bedggood Mulgan QSO

2010 Max Martin Gibbs

2009 Dame Lynley Stuart Dodd DNZM

2009 Sir Wilson James Whineray KNZM OBE

2009 Hamish Keith OBE

2009 Peter Godfrey Scott Sergel MNZM

2009 Zena Daysh CNZM

2008 Tessa Duder OBE

2008 Tīmoti Samuel Kāretu QSO

2008 Rudolf Hendrik Kleinpaste

2008 Sir William Murray Gallagher KNZM MBE

2008 John Allan Gallagher CNZM KStJ JP

2008 Brian Richard Perry OBE

2007 Diggeress Rangituatahi Te Kanawa

CNZM QSO

2006 Sir Edmund Percival Hillary KG ONZ KBE

2006 Bryan Charles Gould CNZM

2006 Sir Howard Leslie Morrison OBE

2006 Jeffrey Alexander Jones

2006 Kenneth Owen Arvidson

2005 Margaret Mahy ONZ

2005 James Te Wharehuia Milroy QSO

2004 Hare Wakakaraka Puke

2004 Apirana Tūāhae Mahuika

2004 Caroline Bennett QSO

2004 David Gordon Edgar QSO

2004 The Hon Margaret Anne Wilson DCNZM

2003 Tui Adams

2002 Hirini Melbourne ONZM

2002 Michael MacRae Hanna

2002 Michael King OBE

2002 Ida Margaret Gaskin CNZM

2001 Tim Finn OBE

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EMERITUS PROFESSORS

2013 R. Farrell MSc PhD Illinois

2013 R. Daniel BSc(Hons) PhD Leic

2013 C. McGee BA MA PhD Waikato

2013 S. Middleton BEd MA Well PhD Waikato

2013 B.K. Nicholson BSc(Hons) PhD Otago FNZIC

2013 R. Price BSc(Hons) ANU PhD Otago

2013 C. Nelson BSc(Hons) Well PhD Auck FRSNZ

2013 I.D. Graham BSc Lond PhD Camb CEng MBCS

2011 A. Barratt BA(Hons) MA Camb MA Car PhD Tor FRHS

2011 W. B. Silvester BSc NZ MSc Auck PhD Cant

2010 J. Ritchie BA MA NZ PhD Well OBE JP

2010 D.I. Pool BA MA(Hons) NZ PhD Aus FRSNZ

2010 T.M. Reedy BA MA Auck PhD Hawaii KNZM

2009 P.H. Oettli BA NZ PhD Auck

2009 E.L. Glynn BA MA Auck PhD Tor DipGrad Otago FNZPsS FRSNZ

2008 L.R. Foulds BSc MSc Auck PhD VirgPolyInst

FTICA

2007 N. Alcorn QSO BA Well MA Cant PhD Calif DipEd Massey DipT FNZEAS

2007 G.M. Walker MA PhD Glas

2002 M.J. Selby BA(Hons) MA DipEd DSc Oxf DPhil Waikato

1999 K.M. Mackay BSc Aberd PhD Camb CChem FRSC FNZIC

1999 F.W. Marshall MA NZ DU DipdeCultFrCont Paris OPA

1999 B.V. Smith BCA Well ACA CMA

1993 J.E. Ritchie MA DipEd PhD NZ FBPsS FNZPsS FAAA

1993 I.A. McLaren MA NZ AM Chic PhD Well

1993 B.S. Liley MSc NZ PhD R'dg FInstP CPhys FNZIP

1991 D.G. Bettison MA PhD Rhodes

1990 R. Ziedins MA PhD Melb

1990 J.T. Ward BSc(Econ) Lond MLitt Oxf PhD Lond

1988 W.T. Roy MA L'now FRAS FRSA

1988 J.D. McCraw MBE MSc NZ DSc Well FNZSSS CRSNZ

1986 A. Zulauf DrRerNat Mainz PhD Lond

1985 J.G. Pendergrast MSc NZ PhD DIC Lond

1981 G.J. Schmitt CMG MA BCom NZ DPA Well FCA CMA

1980 P.W. Day MNZM MA NZ and Oxf

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HONORARY FELLOWS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO

2013 Alan Langdon

2013 Roger Briggs

2013 Ray Littler

2012 Ray Harlow

2011 Brian Silverstone

2010 Lyndsay Main

2010 Derek W Smith

2010 David Swain

2008 David Taylor

2008 Alfred Sneyd

2008 Warren Hughes

2008 Ngaere Roberts

2007 Antony Millett

2006 David Coy

2006 Michael Hills ONZM

2002 Alan Hall

2002 David Mitchell

2002 Jill Mitchell

2002 Samuel Edwards

2000 Hugh Barr

2000 Laurie Barber

2000 Peter Ramsay QSM

2000 Margaret McLaren

1999 Rachel Irwin

1999 Barry Parsonson

1997 Malcolm Carr

1994 Robert Katterns

1994 Graham Lamont

1994 Guyon Wells OBE

1994 John Turner

1994 Margaret Avery

RECIPIENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO MEDAL

2013 Bill Flower

2012 Dame Jocelyn Barbara Fish DNZM, CBE

2010 Terry Healy MNZM

2009 Michael Law

2006 Paul Malcolm Dell

2004 Jack Charles (Dufty) Wilson

2003 Robert Barrington Grant

2003 Marie Fenwick

2002 Yolande Neilson

2002 Jeremy Callaghan

2000 Stafford John Smith

1999 Pam Banks

1999 Jennifer Alexandra Alford

1999 Ann MacKay

1997 Laurence John Denny

1995 Val Going

1995 Sir Robert Arthur Owens KNZM CBE

1995 Mary Gordon

1994 Sister Heeni Wharemaru

1994 Kenneth Eric Jury ONZM

1994 John Thomas Kneebone CMG

1994 Hare Wakakaraka Puke

1994 Eric Ashley Taylor

1994 Cecil Douglas Arcus

1994 Brian Richard Perry OBE

1992 Anthony Trevelyan Rogers QSO

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