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Graduation Photos
Friday, 16 December 2005
Graduating students from the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Creative Arts, the Faculty of Informatics and the Faculty of Science. |
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| Lisa Simmons, a Faculty Liason Officer at the Academic Registrar’s Division, graduated at... |
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| It was a family affair for sisters Olivia (left) and Renae Van Woerden who graduated together... |
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| Four students graduated this session through the Moss Vale Education Centre, three of whom... |
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| One of Australia’s premier chemists, Dr Len Lindoy (left), was awarded an Honorary... |
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| Katherine Hall graduated with a Dean’s Scholars Bachelor of Arts with Distinction, she also... |
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| Elizabeth Mondel was awarded the University Medal in the Faculty of Arts for 2005 and... |
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| Catherine Myles graduated with a Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce at... |
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| Julia Bambach graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree with Distinction. Proud parents, Alf and... |
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| Customer Management Officer with UOW’s UniAdvice, Kristl Mauropoulos graduated... |
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| UOW Management Cadet, Carly Evans, graduated with a Bachelor of Arts at Ceremony 10 on 16... |
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| Philip Broadbridge was made an Emeritus Professor, he was Professor of Applied... |
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| Mace-bearer Judy Nolan from the Academic Registrar's Division carries the University... |
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| Dr Hilary Rhodes (right) is pictured with her friend, Dr Lycia Trouton, who graduated with the... |
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| Emilie Schmelitschek was awarded a Bachelor of Science (Honours), on hand to see her... |
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| Scott East graduated with a Bachelor of Creative Arts with Distinction/Bachelor of Science with Distinction... |
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| Dr Lycia Trouton was awarded a Doctoral Degree from the Faculty of Creative Arts for her... |
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| Dr Nicholas Kyriacos graduated with a Doctoral Degree in Creative Arts for his thesis which was... |
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| Liza-Marie Syron was awarded a Master of Creative Arts (Research). She is UOW’s first... |
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| Andrew Thomas received a Bachelor of Environmental Science (Advanced) degree at... |
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| Dr Julia St George was awarded a Doctoral Degree from the Faculty of Creative Arts for her... |
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| Roza Dimeska received a Bachelor of Science (Honours). She was a migrant to Australia... |
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| Danielle Murphy Durland graduated with a Bachelor of Creative Arts with Distinction and... |
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| Catherine Carr was awarded the University Medal in the Faculty of Creative Arts for 2005... |
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| Bethany Hoye received the University Medal in the Faculty of Science for 2005. She was... |
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| Staff and students from the Woolyungah Indigenous Centre joined in the graduation... |
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| The 2005 Bachelor of Environmental Science Honours class consisted of 19 graduates, 10 of... |
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| Indigenous student, Vanessa Cavanagh, graduated with a Bachelor of Science... |
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, Chris, and her parents Michael and Jennee Caskey who travelled from Makay in QLD to watch Lisa graduate. Jennee is a former employee of the Illawarra Technology Corporation (ITC) at UOW.'))
 and Renae Van Woerden who graduated together with Bachelor of Arts degrees at Ceremony 10 on 16 December.'))
 Jeremy Sharpe, Penny Josephson and Craig Adams. Jeremy and Craig were awarded Bachelor of Arts degrees while Penny was the first Moss Vale student to receive a Bachelor of Arts (Honours). For 10 years before undertaking her degree, Penny worked as a performer and on the production side of theatre throughout Europe. '))
, was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Science degree at the afternoon ceremony on Friday 16 December while Dr Roslyn Muston was made a Fellow of the University. She was Assistant Director of the Centre for Applied Biological Research based in the Department of Biological Sciences before setting up her own environmental consultancy company ‘Quality Environmental Management’ based in Wollongong. Dr Muston also presented the Occasional Address at the graduation ceremony. They are pictured with the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Gerard Sutton.'))
 Europe Essay Competition. Her essay will be reviewed for publication in the CESAA refereed academic journal, The CESAA Review. The prize-winning essay was the major essay she wrote last year for History 210: The European Union.'))
 degree at Ceremony 10 on 16 December. She also delivered the Vote of Thanks on behalf of her fellow graduates.'))
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. He is pictured with the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Gerard Sutton.'))
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, who graduated with a Doctoral Degree from the Faculty of Creative Arts in December 2003, is pictured with her friend, Dr Lycia Trouton, who graduated with the same honour on Friday 16 December. Dr Rhodes is pictured with her new book (and interactive DVD) which was recently published by Melbourne University Publishing. Hilary\'s work, Exploration Without Boundaries: Virtual Voyages into Virtual Landscapes, was the subject of her thesis in 2003 involving creating virtual 3-D landscapes using fractal texture synthesis.'))
 degree at the final ceremony (11) on Friday 16 December. On hand to see her graduate was her partner, Michael Kelly, who is the International Students and Quality Assurance Officer at the Academic Registrar’s Division.'))
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 Narrating the troubles in Northern Ireland, the Irish Linen Memorial, between 2001 and 2005. She is pictured with her parents, Maureen and Bob Trouton. Her site-contextual memorial creation has been shown at seven locations in North American and Australia, sponsored by The Canada Council for the Arts and the Canadian High Commission, Canberra. In 2007 The Irish Linen Memorial, with sonic-surround by fellow DCA graduate, composer Thomas Fitzgerald, will be exhibited at the Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation in Ireland and hopefully at a public site in Northern Ireland.'))
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 degree at Ceremony 11 on 16 December. She is UOW’s first Indigenous postgraduate in Performance. For her Masters research she created and directed Ephemera – The Reconciliation Monologues. Liza-Marie won the Philip Parsons Prize in 2005 which is awarded annually by the Australasian Drama Studies Association for the best postgraduate research that results in a theatrical production.'))
 degree at Ceremony 11 on Friday afternoon. He is pictured with his wife, Lylea, who received her Master of Commerce degree the day beforehand, and their baby, Oliver.'))
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 at Ceremony 11 on Friday 16 December. She was a migrant to Australia who spoke no English when she first arrived in 1992. He father was a driving force in her decision to come to UOW around 2000. He died just after she made her decision to enrol.'))
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 degree at Ceremony 11.'))
 degree at Ceremony 11 on Friday 16 December.'))
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 and Administrative Assistant and student mentor in Environmental Science, Sandra Quin.'))
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