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May 2017

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1GRADUATION MAY 2017

Welcome 2

Order of proceedings 3

Qualifications to be conferred at Claudelands Events Centre 5

Wednesday 3 May 2017 – 10:00am 6

Wednesday 3 May 2017 – 2:00pm 11


Qualifications to be conferred at Te Kohinga Mārama Marae 23

Friday 5 May 2017 – 10:00am 24

Qualifications to be conferred at ASB Arena, Tauranga 29


University of Waikato Academic Leaders 34

Ceremonial traditions 36

Pou Whenua 36

'God Defend New Zealand' 36

The University of Waikato 37

‘Ko te Whare Wānanga o Waikato’ 37

Staying connected 37

Contents

2 THE UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO

Graduation is a special time for students and their families and I always enjoy being part of the celebrations. Congratulations to all students graduating this May. Graduation is a celebration and acknowledgement of all the hard work you have done during your study years. I am delighted to be able to share this important moment with your friends and family and to recognise your academic success.

University is more than an academic experience, it is a time for developing independence, not only in your life, but in your thoughts, ideas and actions too.

I hope that your new qualifications give you the confidence to speak your minds, challenge the status quo and strive for change that benefits not just you, but the communities in which you live and work.

I hope too, that you will remember your university days fondly and I urge you to retain your links with the University of Waikato and take time to reconnect with fellow alumni as you make your way in the world.

Rt Hon James Bolger ONZ Chancellor University of Waikato

Graduation is a wonderful part of the tradition of universities, and one that I am pleased to uphold at the University of Waikato. Acknowledging scholarship and recognising student achievement is at the core of the mission of all universities.

Each institution has its own approach to recognising student achievement, introducing its own traditions that reflect local custom and circumstance. It is what makes each ceremony special and unique. The University of Waikato is no different, its graduation ceremony combining both elements that reflect the 800 years of tradition since the first universities were

established and elements that reflect its unique culture as an institution.

I welcome students, friends and family to graduation at the University of Waikato. I know many of you have travelled a long way to be here. For all graduates, I hope your experience today happily concludes what has no doubt been an eventful and fulfilling journey and that you take away fond memories of your time at the University of Waikato.

Professor Neil Quigley Vice-Chancellor University of Waikato

Welcome


Order of proceedings

CLAUDELANDS EVENTS CENTRE

WEDNESDAY 3 MAY

• The assembly will be invited to stand as the academic procession enters the arena to the welcoming call of the karanga

• The University Kaumātua will offer the opening karakia and mihi whakatau

• The New Zealand national anthem will be sung (page 36)

• The Vice-Chancellor will address the assembly

• The Chancellor will address the assembly

• The Chancellor will confer the qualifications on graduates from each Faculty

• The student speaker will be introduced and address the assembly

• The University Kaumātua will conclude proceedings with a closing karakia

• The assembly will stand for Gaudeamus

• Official procession from the arena

• Graduates’ procession from the arena (please remain standing until the procession has left the arena)

Following the ceremony, an invitation is extended to all graduates and guests to join University staff for light refreshments.

TE KOHINGA MĀRAMA MARAE

FRIDAY 5 MAY

• A traditional pōwhiri provides the first formality for graduations held at Te Kohinga Mārama, the University marae

• Following the pōwhiri, graduands will move into place for the academic procession onto the marae

• The assembly will be invited to stand as the academic procession moves on to the marae






Following the marae graduation ceremony, an invitation is extended to all graduates and guests to join University staff for light refreshments.

ASB ARENA, TAURANGA

WEDNESDAY 10 MAY

• The assembly will be invited to stand as the academic procession enters the arena to the welcoming call of the karanga

• The University Kaumātua will offer the opening karakia and mihi whakatau

• The New Zealand national anthem will be sung (page 36)






• The assembly will stand for Gaudeamus

• Official procession from the arena

• Graduates’ procession from the arena (please remain standing until the procession has left the arena)

Following the ceremony, an invitation is extended to all graduates and guests to join University staff for light refreshments.

Qualifications to be conferred at Claudelands Events Centre

Wednesday 3 May 2017


Wednesday 3 May 2017 – 10:00am

Student speaker Braden Kempthorne Qualification to be conferred: Bachelor of Management Studies (Hons) Braden grew up on a deer farm in the Waikato. His older sister had been a Waikato Management School student and he decided he’d be one too, majoring in Strategic Management, specialising in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, as well as International Management. He’s a natural-born problem solver and while at University he took up the many opportunities that came his way, representing Waikato at national and international business case competitions, and taking positions as treasurer and vice-president of Waikato Management School Students’ Association. He also tutored for the Department of Strategy and Human Resource Management. Off campus he coached rowing for Hamilton Boys’ High School. Braden is now working for Ernst Young in Wellington as a consultant in their advisory team.

Te RaupapaWaikato Management School

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

Sheeba Rosaline John Asirvatham, MSc Tamil Nadu Agricultural University India, MBA Bharathidasan University IndiaThesis Title: “Career Development and the Vitality of Academic Women in an Era of Intensifying Globalisation”

Fangxuan Li, MMS WaikatoThesis Title: “Chinese tourists’ perceptions of tourism in North Korea”

Farhana Binti Sidek, BBA(Hons) International Islamic University Malaysia, MBA Universiti Kebangsaan MalaysiaThesis Title: “How Spirituality Shapes the Formation of Entrepreneurial Venture: The Case of Malay Muslim Entrepreneurs”

MASTER OF BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

Varsha Abraham Thomas, with Distinction

Waltersai Ahelmhalahlah

Reham Abdulrahman M Alomar

Vigneshwar Aramabakkam Srinivasan

Aman Bali, with Distinction

Nathan Grant Barclay

Niraj Boricha

Gitanjali Choudhary

Katherine Elizabeth Courtenay-Roe

Xindan Feng

Aliabid Akhil Hakim

Danial Alastair Hilson, with Distinction

Weizhen Huang

Kora James

Jia Jia

Mengmeng Ju

Roderick Kanama

Catherine Jasvindar Kaur

Seeto Kepo

Mohammad Yasir Khan

Livia Lusiana Kurniawan

Anthony John Lea, with Distinction

Alexey Lipuntsov, with Distinction

Sook Yoong Low

Qingyuan Ma, with Distinction

Kerisha Naidoo

Abdul Khuddus Nawab

Tarun Ramanathan Nellisserry

Akhil Kumar Ojha, with Distinction

Antonio Phillip Paea

Enock Painumoottil George

Dushyant Singh Parmar, with Distinction

Nehal Jitendra Patel

Yu Qian, with Distinction

Xiaolu Qiu

Yi Ren

Nachiappan Sakthivel

Niraj Sharma

Roopa Sharon

Anandh Sridhar

Kishor Sudhakar

Cassandra Ane Suemai

Sharmeen Sultana

Wei Jie Tan

Jeremy Richard Tomkins

Jing Wang

Ke Wang

Xiaojiao Wang

Zhen Wang

Xudong Wei

Zenan Wu

Meina Yu

Tongbin Yu

Qiu Zhao

Weiwei Zhao

Qing Zhou


MASTER OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

Baosen Hu

Feng Jiang, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Han Jiang

Yingrui Liu, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Shibo Su

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Mansoer Abdulkriam M Abahussain, with First Class Honours

Rishi Chadha, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Hsuan-Yun Chang, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Mylene Cielo, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Linda Hardy, with First Class Honours

Chenyu Jiang

Xikun Li, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Steven Michael Rae, with First Class Honours

Aleena Tori Sutton, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Dinna Kavauhi Teaheniu, with First Class Honours

Xiaojing Zheng, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Hayley Michelle Zimmerman, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING

Mitchelle Jelembai Anak Michael Mana, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Peter Leonard Bridgwater

Emma Kate James, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Sinyol Kang, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Yan Ma, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Shuvash Chandra Paul

Zishan Peng

Mohammad Shafiullah

Sisi She, with Second Class Honours (second division)

MASTER OF PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT

Sundar Babu Balasubramanian, with First Class Honours

Lin Cao, with First Class Honours

Meiyi Chen, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Wei Han, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Meihua Lin, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES WITH HONOURS

Hannah Elizabeth Beames, with First Class Honours

Nicola Jane Casey, with First Class Honours

Marion Dominica Alison D'Cruz, with First Class Honours

Courtney Jayne Dew, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Bradley Charles Fulcher, with First Class Honours

Isaac Malcolm Gill, with First Class Honours

Daniel Malcolm Gordon, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Breslin Ann Graham, with First Class Honours

Benjamin James Hawken, with First Class Honours

Grace Lisa Henderson, with First Class Honours

Samantha Kerin Hicks, with Second Class Honours (first division) also awarded Graduate Certificate in International Management

Jessica Carolyn Hilton, with First Class Honours

Zoe Elizabeth Teresa Hughes, with First Class Honours

Tegan Jane Ireland, with First Class Honours

Braden John Kempthorne, with First Class Honours

Rheanna Jane Kingma, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Rachel Jayne Knight

Kuan-Yu Kuo, with First Class Honours

Yun-Hsien Lin, with First Class Honours

Nikki Karen Meadows, with First Class Honours

Rhandal Meijerink, with First Class Honours

Janish Harish Mistry, with First Class Honours also awarded Graduate Diploma in Economics

Kinjal Patel, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Tian Potgieter, with First Class Honours

Georgina Kate Read, with First Class Honours

Rachel Zoe Reid, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Kate Louise Steel, with First Class Honours

Alexander William David Stewart, with First Class Honours

Hayden Alexander Symes, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Ngoc Hiep Tran, with First Class Honours

Jacob Alex Wilson Tyler, with First Class Honours


BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ANALYSIS

Daniela Budure-Olsen

Anru Cai

Sonia Chan

Qi Chen

Tao Chen

Xingyu Chen

Nelson Cheung

Dantong Chu

Samuel David Cooper

Jiayi Dai

Nicholas Danson

Frances Kate Dixon

Mingwei Dong

Christopher Leigh Earney

Yingqi Feng

Maggonaguruge Sashini Juditha Oshadi Fernando

Courtney Louise Fox

Ryan Connor Robbins Gouk

James Michael Grace

Brooke Louise Gregory

Amber Elizabeth Helm

Yang Jiang

Ga Ram Kim

Ling Lan

Na Li

Qian Li

Xing Li

Mengyi Liu

Yanghan Liu

Zhenqi Liu

Xingyang Luan

Guopeng Luo

Xinyi Mao

Katie Lissette Marcroft

Jasen Allen Martin

Samuel Ashley Martin

Jonathan Robert McDonald

Andrew Peter Mole

Melesisi Mulikiuvea Foeata Mo Foelifuka Nonu

Sandun Bandara Nugegoda

Renee Dawn Sjaarda O’Sullivan

Ziying Ou

Zexu Peng

Durrel Sidney Pou

Binying Qi

Yufeng Rao

David Harry John Rickard

Shaobo Shen

Candyce Breanna Shotter

Louis Vincent Simson

Prabhjot Singh

Savanna Singh Hoondle

Rajakumar Sivanathan

Ziru Sun

Steven Thomas Upton

Jade Louise Verstraten, also awarded Graduate Certificate in Accounting

Haoyuan Wang

Manling Wu

Pei Xiong

Bohan Xu

Yutong Zeng

Shichen Zhang

Zheng Zhang

Zhuolin Zhang

Jie Zhou

BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION STUDIES

Casey Laura Anderson

Ellyse Judy Bowen

Danielle Alana Bullock

Verity Kate Coker

Shauni Marie Courtney

Simran Jot Farrar

Abbey Jane Finlay

Robyn Jade Gurney

Monica Claire Helbano

Matthew Roland Burton Hill

Alyssa Cecelia Holcroft

Kenna Patricia Meredith Horsfield

Megan Hull

Nicola Ashley Jefferies

Ashleigh Kate Johnson

Kim-chheng Jong

Erin Frances Kerr

Nghi Vanh Martin Law

Holly Sacha Mansell

Hannah Mary Georgina Mooney

Brooke Alyx Murphy

Alexandrea Apikara Stephanie Powell

Emma Jane Rainford, also awarded Graduate Certificate in Marketing

Lauren Rose Scarsbrook

Nicole Megan Sebestian, also conferred Bachelor of Social Sciences

Emily Svadlenak

Abigail Mae Tepania

Jessica Vanxay

Frederick Leonard Walker

Savahna Roshell Watson

Brenna Caitlin Watson-Paul

BACHELOR OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

Harleen Kaur Ark

Huimin Fan

Ella Louise Gollogly

Liam Robert William Gray

Jie Lu

Khalid Abdi Mahamud

Gina Millar

Chin Hou Ong

Ryan Denis Rossiter

Jayron Marty De Guzman Sotelo

Brian Michael Walker

Qilei Wei

Zakaria Jon White


BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Mark Douglas Ballantyne

Sherwin Mark Bell

Thomas Blanchard

Cedric Guy Bleasel

Rebecca Julia Bramley

Mitchell Thomas Cairns-Nelson

Angelica Rose Carson

Belinda Cathrine Chakonda

Kaitlin Jemma Chambers

Mathew John Corkery

Stephen Rex Donald

Moira Kathleen Duffy

Christopher Anthony Ellis

Nathan Daniel Forlong

Shane Michael Frost

Stewart Henare Gauld

Luke Thomas Gibbison, also awarded Graduate Diploma in Public Policy

Ben Nicholas Good

Jessica Louise Green

Robert William Caples Hammond

Gerard Francis Hasnip

Parbhdeep Kaur Hayre

Shaani Rose Marie Herewini

Joanna Joy Houghton

Libing Huang

Jordan Joe

Veasna Kim

Daniel Francis Lawn-Crofskey

Wenyao Lin

Caleb Brandon Logan

Liqing Lou

Yau Yang Low

Michael John Maclean

Samuel Joseph Mannix

Nyree-Aroha Manukonga

Matthew Lloyd Martin

Karl Tony McInnes

Randel Menezes

Rajneel Raj Naickar, also awarded Graduate Certificate in Strategic Management

Mihiri Nakauchi

Kristen Kylie Neill-Kendall

So Yee Ng

Keryn Leigh Nilson

Alberta May O’Donnell

Jayden Dean Oliver

Janice Ooi

Nikora George John Payne

Ryan Mills Preston

Genevieve Alexandra Pye

Tyler Reagan Gary Quarrie

Hannah Saira Raza

Matthew Andrew Read

Paul Patrick Ruddell

Sukhvir Kaur Singh

Rebecca Alice Soffe

Taylor James Stowell

Shui Xian Georgia Ann Teng

Jayden David Thomasen

Shin-Ying Tsai

Te Raukohe Hinerakakao Maioha Whenuaroa

Aron Wilson-Mcgrath

Yingwen Yu

William Zhong

Jiaqi Zhou

Farai Zvingwe

BACHELOR OF TOURISM

Caroline Tekura Emalysa Bryson

Kaiqi Deng

Sandi Sophie Hartwig-Hansen

Chunjuan Hu

Ping Jiang

Tong Jin

YingTing Lai

Liangliang Li

Yukai Liu

Napon Meetam

Maria-A-Rongo Samuel

Rumika Sato

Chenye Sun

Bradley David Wilks, also awarded Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management

Ce Xia

Ye Zhong

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Naomi Barbara Arnet, with Distinction

Johanna Louise Burton, with Distinction

Claire Louise Cherrill

Michael Charles Cosgrove, with Distinction

Michael Denning-Kemp, with Distinction

Asheesh Prasad Gautam, with Distinction

Andrea Gwen Horan, with Distinction

Warren Paul Klein, with Distinction

Bastiaan Hendrikus Kramer, with Distinction

Brendon Ranum, with Distinction

Stephen Tualaulelei

Scott Charles Turner, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MARKETING

Jiaying Zhao


POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL ENTERPRISE

Carole Anne Margaret Purcell, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT

Jeffery Phillip Hawkes

Rishav Ladha

Shraddhaben Vishvash Patel

Hayden Tesselaar

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTING

Toni Elizabeth Hamlin Muhammad Hanif Terri Tauiliili

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN AGRIBUSINESS

Matthew Allen Norton

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ECONOMICS

Samuel Ashley Martin, also awarded Graduate Diploma in Finance

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Amish Milkhi Fermah

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT

Amanda Jane Hutchings

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC RELATIONS

Cristal Bukasa

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Joel George

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Zifan Shi Shihui Wang

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ACCOUNTING

Reshmi Mankunnathu Krishnan

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN FINANCE

Gregory Stephen Pearce

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Hao Liu

DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT

Adriana Marcela Cubillos Rondon, also awarded Certificate in Management

CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT

Alisha Ngahuia Hosking


Wednesday 3 May 2017 – 2:00pm

Student speaker Nicholas Braae Qualification to be conferred: Doctor of PhilosophyNick grew up in Wellington, where he spent his early years obsessed with cricket, specifically, and sports, generally. He also learned classical piano, and played and sang in jazz bands, shows and choirs at secondary school. Having completed undergraduate degrees in Music and Political Science at the University of Otago, Nick came to Hamilton in 2010 and decided to continue his music education through postgraduate studies at the University of Waikato, studying music ranging from Chopin to Wagner, film scores to electroacoustic composition, and Don McGlashan to Queen. Nick treated his studies and research as an opportunity to understand better the inner-workings of different kinds of music, and he has taken these lessons into the different professional spheres of his musical life. He now works as an academic staff member at Waikato Institute of Technology, where he teaches composition, performance, and theory. He also lectures in song-writing at the University of Waikato, and works as a freelance musical director, arranger, keyboardist, singer and vocal coach. Through it all, he has remained a cricket fanatic.

Te Kura Kete AronuiFaculty of Arts and Social Sciences


Nicholas Willoughby Braae, BMus(Hons), MA WaikatoThesis Title: “A Kind of Magic: Identifying and Analysing Queen’s Idiolect, 1973-1980”

Yi Wang, BA Yantai Normal University China, MA Shandong University China, GradCert WINTECThesis Title: “Constructing Learner Autonomy Through Control Shift: Sociocultural Implications of Teacher Cognition and Practice in a Chinese Secondary School”

MASTER OF APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY

Stephanie June Bremner, with First Class Honours

Juliana Kayla Brown, with First Class Honours

Linda Gee, with First Class Honours

Stephanie Anne Hill, with First Class Honours

Melissa Janson, with First Class Honours

Stefan Xien Chien Lim, with First Class Honours

Jenna Ann Penman, with First Class Honours

Jennifer Shih-Chi Wan, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF ARTS

Luke Duane Oldfield, with First Class Honours

Alexander Toby Whakahau Pelham-Waerea, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF MUSIC

Benjamin Russell Hoadley, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

David Timothy Graham Given, with First Class Honours

James Neill Keith Martin, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Rini Mayassari, with First Class Honours

Xue Pang, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Pati Orana Senara, with Second Class Honours (first division)

BACHELOR OF ARTS WITH HONOURS

Katarina Jodene Barker, with First Class Honours

Chelsea Anne Bowden, with First Class Honours

Conor Sean Maxwell, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Teaching and Bachelor of Arts

Calvin Rex Mora, with First Class Honours

Ashnita Ram, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Robert Taylor, with First Class Honours


Fiona Ross Wells-Lakeland, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

BACHELOR OF MUSIC WITH HONOURS

Dolan Matthew Cox, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Taunoa Filimoehala, with Third Class Honours

Gwen Carlisle Lyon, with First Class Honours

Anna Rose Mahon, with First Class Honours

Benjamin Matthew Farn Powell, with Second Class Honours (second division)

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES WITH HONOURS

Diana Suzanne Toynbee Bird, with First Class Honours

Jade Curran, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Junior Tavita MacArthur, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Tyran McDonald, with First Class Honours

Brendon Kelton Paterson, with Third Class Honours

Kelly Adelle Redman, with First Class Honours

Reene Frances Shum, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Saara Mohamed Abdulrahman

Aimee-Jane Anderson-O'Connor

Majesta Kay Solonaima Apelu Laulu

Hamish Kira Balderston

Emma Louise Bennett

Emily Rebecca Berg Bisset

Clara Alicia Beveridge

Tania Maree Margaret Collins

Abby Victoria Connell

Kate Renee Cooke

Jennifer Christina Fiona Currie

Philip James Garrity

Ashlie Mary Margaret Graham

Lauren Mae Harris

Kyene Leslie Hinton

Michaela Kathryn Hodge

Catherine Mary Holmes

Jackson Houlihan

Samuel George Hutton

Daseul Jeon

Jack Angus Kennedy

Rebekah Winiata Laurence

Caitlin Rose Mackenzie-Powell

Nanati Tavita Molu

Miriam Cecilia Elizabeth Mooney

Emma Jayne Nygard

Oliver Jack Park

Saida Nadia Binti Rosli

Zachery Braden Stokes

Alexander Leslie Sutherland

Poppy Joy Taylor-Moore

Rosalie Veronica Ten Hove

Ashleigh Marie Terry

Anna Margaret Tipping

Yilu Wei

Saqi Zeng

BACHELOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

Aidan Francis Reuben Wackrow

BACHELOR OF MEDIA AND CREATIVE TECHNOLOGIES

Daniel Wallace Clarke

Wairehu Rewiti Te Grant

Vaineritua Teremoana Koteka

Jesper William Mansson

Joshua Sante Martinac

Bridie Jane McPherson

Kylie Renee Mills

Chennay Georgia Pascoe

Lauren Adele Reeves Wimmers

BACHELOR OF MUSIC

Tristan Bailey Fisher

Catrin Elisabeth Morgan Hinton

Niamh Caitlin Lovelock

Phillip Grace Manu, also awarded Postgraduate Diploma in Music with Distinction

Abigail Catherine Pinkerton

Cho Ki Jacky Siu

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Tegan Jessica Ashton Ocean Marie Babington Lizelle Biermann


Petraa Kelsie Bond

Katie Gesina Bowden

Jemma Joyce Bridge

Ashley Rachel Brown

Michaela Evelyn Cairns

Rachel Ann Cakebread

Alice Kate Campbell

Hao-Ting Chien

Jennifer Mary Eames

Claire Anne Marie Edwards

Ross Bernard Fitz-John

Hannah Norah Garratt

Primrose May Gates

Eilish Heather Getty

Jedediah Warwick Greenwood

Chun Yin Hamilton

Sally Michelle Harper

Ayla Sue Harrow

Lea-Renee Iddles

Latesha Kyle-Ruki

Courtney Bridget Larsen

Gideon-Paulo Letoga

Kerrianne Marion Lindsey

Michael Wilson Burgess Lockley

Jeremy Neill Meier

Alice Margaret Moore

Veniana Nai

Mikayla Jayne Ninkie

Jessica Nixon

Malwyn Papalii

Kesian Serous Paymani

Freyja Kate Petursson

Cendrine Maya Pfister

Jacob Carrigan Riggir

Luke James Roguski

Leanna Isabel Ryan

Zenia Samuels

Holly Joanne Shanks

Fanuma Nogihautino Nemaia Sioneholo

Zanian Malepati Steele

Conrad Ian Stephenson

Emma Louise Stokes

Bowen Sun

Kecelyn Ramos Tambogon

Samantha Annie Taylor

Mele Mumui Teumohenga

William Phillips Thompson

Marika Annalise Watt

Xu Xu

Cushla Margaret Yetton

Shiyi Zhou

BACHELOR OF TOURISM

Khalid Zaid M Alsubie

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN APPLIED LINGUISTICS

Claudia Williams, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MUSIC

Nathaniel Mark James Smorti, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGY

Shikha Agarwal

Mahek Pratik Gandhi

Lisa Kiriwai Nathan, with Distinction Sacha Melanie Thomson, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGY (CLINICAL)

Jessica Shirley Hannah

Parewahaika Erenora Te Korowhiti Harris

Brent Paul Membery

Nasalifya Namwinga

Kathrine Ashley Roberts

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN THE PRACTICE OF PSYCHOLOGY

Catherine Sarah Desmond Ayla Nicky Te Rauoriwa Jenkins Deborah Maria Saxon

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SECOND LANGUAGE TEACHING

Mary Margaret Cathleen Connelly, with Distinction

Patricia Mary Huddart, with Distinction

Dianellie Yvonne Anak Stanlee Regik, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN PSYCHOLOGY

Tanya Louise Waterton


GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING

Sameer Yusuf Kherani

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES

Veronika Triariyani Kanem

DIPLOMA IN ARTS

Ruth Schirley

Rorohiko Me Ngā Pūtaiao PāngarauFaculty of Computing and Mathematical Sciences


Su-Ping Chang, BSc, MSc WaikatoThesis Title: “A Mobile Augmented Memory Aid for People with Traumatic Brain Injury”

Nicholas Roy Vanderschantz, BCGD, MCGD Wanganui School of DesignThesis Title: “Kids Questions: Assisting Children’s Digital Information Seeking“

MASTER OF COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN

Alexander Charles Henry Robinson, with Second Class Honours (first division), also conferred Bachelor of Media and Creative Technologies with Honours, with Second Class Honours (first division)

MASTER OF CYBER SECURITY

Siuta Laulaupeaalu, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Craig Scoon, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences with Honours, with Second Class Honours (first division)

MASTER OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Gulnar Grover, with First Class Honours

Mitchell Robert Baxter Hatherill, with First Class Honours

Andries Johannes Lubbe, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF SCIENCE (RESEARCH)

Emily Bo-Yu Khong

BACHELOR OF COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN WITH HONOURS

Aimee Louise Burgess, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF COMPUTING AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES WITH HONOURS

Jarrod Wayne Dickinson, with First Class Honours

Joshua Seth Holland, with First Class Honours

Jean-Pierre Moller, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Anastasia Nadine Old, with First Class Honours

Joshua David Scarsbrook, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Karl Thomas Taylor, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Lanqin Yuan, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS

Pritpal Singh Chahal, with First Class Honours

Jordan David Crawford, with First Class Honours

Ryan Andrew Keyzer Jones, with First Class Honours


Rajeswari Sree Vishnupriya Mallela, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Peter James Oomen, with First Class Honours

Thye Way Phua, with First Class Honours

Nathan Vaughan Rendle, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN

Dale Miles Corbett

Makarand Desai

Filipo Keresoma Leafao

Dinie Amalina Binti Roslan

Damian Christopher Sun

Siusi Natasha Tuanaki

BACHELOR OF COMPUTING AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

Timothy Benjamin May Timothy Frederick Orme Whitlock

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Faisal Naif M Alajmi

Yang Bai

Cristian Charles Baker

Christie Leigh Davis

Matthew Andrew de Waard

Christopher Pierre Du Plessis

Benjamin Paul Edridge

Marianne Ruth Fletcher

Brad Michael Hansen

Matthew David Morton

Chan Saem Park

David Forrest Patrick

Aung Zaw Min Phyo

Matthew James Rae

Douglas Bryan Anthony Rauch

Alitia Harmony St Pierre

Norton Shane Jan Teesdale

Braden Kelekolio Tu'akoi

Steven John Warburton

Ayden Harker Wilson

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

Shiwei Zhu

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN CYBER SECURITY

Arash Bahrami

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER GRAPHIC DESIGN

Yanji Teng

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

Rory Arthur Mitchell

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN STATISTICS

Michael Thomas Heron

Te PiringaFaculty of Law


Jalesi Nakarawa, LLB, LLM WaikatoThesis Title: “Domestic Violence and Systemic Deception in the Family Legal System: A Compelling Case for Truthful Reform”

Damien Robert Rogers, BA (Hons), MA Canterbury, PhD Australian National University Australia, MIR VictoriaThesis Title: “Chief Amongst the Angels? International Prosecutors and the Modernist Project”


MASTER OF LAWS

Dee-Anne Marie Holmes, with First Class Honours

Sharaiz Rehmat, with Second Class Honours (first division)

BACHELOR OF LAWS WITH HONOURS

Evangelina Francesca Rosa Bello, with First Class Honours

Tanya Botha, with First Class Honours

Daniel Peter Coulson, with First Class Honours

Michael Richard Donovan, with Second Class Honours (first division), also conferred Bachelor of Management Studies with Honours, with First Class Honours, also awarded Graduate Certificate in Finance

Kimberly Kates Efondo, with First Class Honours

Lucy Ellen Grenfell, with Second Class Honours (first division), also conferred Bachelor of Communication Studies

Sarah Ellen Hyde, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Communication Studies

Yi-Ching Lee, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Business Analysis

Megan Leigh Proctor, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Communication Studies

Brooke Renee Reed, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Social Sciences

Karen Karishma Singh, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Social Sciences

Jesse Caleb Tizard, with First Class Honours also conferred Bachelor of Management Studies

Caitlin May Tucker, with With First Class Honours also conferred Bachelor of Social Sciences

Robert John West, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Rachael Claire Witney, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

BACHELOR OF LAWS

Tekatau Tabwe Bio

Thomas Alan Duncan Campbell, also conferred Bachelor of Management Studies

Thomas Neville Clout, also conferred Bachelor of Management Studies

Aleisha Maree Collett

Christopher Paul Cummings

Nathan Lee Darlington

Courtney Lanette Deed, also conferred Bachelor of Social Sciences

Corrina Anna Edwards

Elaine Marie Gyde also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Alison Hill

Ronja-Madleen Holz

Aman Jaggi

Athanasios Koroniadis

Jonty Noel Larsen

Rhonda Marie Lepper

Lorraine Ursula Lowry

Jonathan Merchant, also conferred Bachelor of Management Studies

Ashley Penney

Tainui William Ritchie

Mudiyanselage Manel Divarathne Samarakoon

Patrina Pauline Nafanua Penitenia Schmidt

Katelyn Rose Silvester, also conferred Bachelor of Social Sciences

Jordan Keith Simmonds

Abhay Singh, also conferred Bachelor of Management Studies with Honours with First Class Honours, also awarded Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology and Graduate Diploma in Finance

Sharandeep Kaur Singh

Corey Cassandra Ataahua Stevens, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Cassandra Helen Storey, also conferred Bachelor of Management Studies with Honours with First Class Honours

Misty Aroha Taoho, also conferred Bachelor of Social Sciences

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LAW

MD Kausar

Erin Christiane Littbarski

Suet Kuen Vannarady Ng

Mohammad Zumman Siddique


Te Pua Wānanga Ki Te AoFaculty of Māori and Indigenous Studies

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

Neville Rongo Wanoa

DIPLOMA IN MĀORI AND PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT

Aurere Morehu Thatcher


Student speaker Shalini GuleriaQualification being conferred: Bachelor of Engineering (Hons)Shalini studied Chemical and Biological Engineering, majoring in Bioprocessing. During her time at the University of Waikato she had the privilege of being the Science and Engineering student ambassador, Waikato Students' Union (WSU) director, Golden Key member, and vice-president of Waikato International Students' Association (WISA). She also competed in the Sir Paul Callaghan Eureka Awards and came runner up in the national competition two years in a row. During the competition she received WETA Digitals’ Gold Scholarship for presenting the most innovative engineering solution. The Engineering Design Show 2016 was a university highlight when she was honoured to be awarded excellence in Chemical and Biological Engineering Design, and excellence in Research Presentation.

Te Kura Toi TangataFaculty of Education


Eryansyah, PGDipSLT, MA(Applied) WaikatoThesis Title: “Developing EFL Students’ Communicative Skills through Content-Based Instruction: A Case Study of EFL Teaching in an Undergraduate Degree Program at a Tertiary Institution in Indonesia”

Liang Li, PGDipEd, MEd WaikatoThesis Title: “Sentence initial bundles in L2 thesis writing: A comparative study of Chinese L2 and New Zealand L1 postgraduates’ writing”

Sangion Appiee Tiu, MEd Queensland University of Technology Australia, MSc WaikatoThesis Title: “Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Sustainable Resource Management in Papua New Guinea: The Role of Education and Implications for Policy”

Teswell Terrence White, BEd(Hons), MEd AucklandThesis Title: "South African boys in New Zealand: Immigrants’ retrospective accounts of adapting to life in a new country during adolescence”

MASTER OF COUNSELLING

Sunjin Heo, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Joanne Helen McNaughton, with Second Class Honours (first division)

MASTER OF DISABILITY AND INCLUSION STUDIES

Melisa Kristie, with First Class Honours

Holly Eve McLeod, with Second Class Honours (first division), also awarded Graduate Certificate in Theatre Studies

MASTER OF EDUCATION

Jade Pam Coutts, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Janice Catherine Edgar, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Christina Patricia Jeffs

Katalina Kainano

Gowri Paary, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Brian Athol Smith, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Kim Louise Webber, with First Class Honours

Ricky Brett Wilfred Whalley, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Shawn Damian Gielen, with First Class Honours

Louise Anne Irwin, with First Class Honours

Annette Lee Jones

Sandra Mary Malone, with First Class Honours

Karen Alina Mills, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Cornelia Susanna Swart, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Tanya Joanne Thompson, with Second Class Honours (first division)



MASTER OF TEACHING AND LEARNING

Anton Jacques Williams, also awarded Postgraduate Certificate in Biological Sciences

BACHELOR OF TEACHING WITH HONOURS

Lianne Robyn Dudson, with First Class Honours

Katie-Lee Karen Robinson, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Rachael Anne Saunders, with Second Class Honours (first division), also conferred Bachelor of Teaching

BACHELOR OF SPORT AND LEISURE STUDIES

Tory John Martin

Jacinta Joanne Matson

Nicholas James McGuire Holcroft

Neal Anthony McIntosh

Aaron James McNabb

Isaac William Sewell

Helen Louise Talbot

Brendon Grant Taylor

BACHELOR OF TEACHING

Andrew Thomas Bell

Katrina Rose Bothwell

Renee Jessica Clegg

Kimberley Cox

Rachel Anne Llanto Dena

Danielle Maree Fuller

Miguel Angel Garcia Molares

Abby Louise Garland

Shelley Ann Gracie

Ashleigh Hope Hall

Emma Michelle Hassall

Olivia Claire Hunger

Jeong-Min Hyun

Carl Joseph Imlig

Judith Ann Lambert

Don Carlos Anthony Leota

Lydia Marie Lomey, also conferred Bachelor of Social Sciences

Lauren Bailey Loye

James Martin Lynch

Natasha Adriana Marwood

Mackenzie Talia Grace Muncaster

Reuben Timothy O'Sullivan

Georgia Louise Prescott

Jane Rickman

Jessica Cherie Roy

Christopher David Scudder

Kate Marie Rihipera Thompson, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Aaron Brock Vaughan

Katie-Lee Verhoeven

Rachael Louise Williams

Jared Lee Wooldridge, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN DISABILITY AND INCLUSION STUDIES

Linda May Mau, with Distinction

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION

James Harold Cliff

Andrew Keogh, with Distinction

Brenda Maree Hineraumati Marriner, with Distinction

Jonette Martin

Katene Aupouri Paenga

Helen Deborah Parker

Karen Evelyn Pratt

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Warrick John Greaves

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Michelle Anthea Frost

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN SPORT AND LEISURE STUDIES

Tupuria James King

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN TERTIARY TEACHING

Julie Garner Leanne Marie Ryan Robyn Jane Tucker


GRADUATE DIPLOMA OF TEACHING A one year programme in secondary, primary or early childhood education

Guneshwari Devi Bansal

Rachel Louise Beale

Lewis William Beardshaw

Claire Quenta June Broderick

Jessica Charlotte Browne

Rebekah Vitia Cosgrove

Amy Elizabeth Dacombe

Dipshika Darshani

Jayden Troy Davy

Candace Rose Deadman

Garth Peter Edwards

Jody Elizabeth Ellis

Ricky Werner Fluhler

Nikita Kathleen Garner

John Sherwood Gilmour

Lisa Marama Goddard

Charlotte Green

Jessica Margaret Grimson

Amy Christine Harding

Suzanne Claire Harris

Joanne Marie Haughey

Caprice Marie Tesharni Honour

Antoinette Kay Hudson

Champa Priyanthi Sri Kantha Hendrick James

Danielle Abigail Jennings

Levi Aroha Knudsen

Phillip Kong

Liam Francis Kortegast

Joy Janine Laurie

Joline Manuel

Rebecca Jane Maria

Lauren May McKinlay

Emma Gloria Millar

Destiny Alyssa Nelson

Renee Maria Ngatai

Peter John Nolan

Emma Ethnee Norton

Vanessa Perumal

Neethu George Perumpallil

Evan Guy Gray Probert

Ronita Devi Raj

Emma Louise Riley

Jerome Marc-Philip Sanson

Virginia Caroline Semmens

Abby Joan Florence Shepard

Amber Paige Simonsen

Natasha Lynette Siufanga

Jade Anya Stollery

Nianci Sun, also awarded Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Linguistics

Kimberley Jane Swettenham

Na Tan

Rachel Marie Thorrold

Meng Tian

Hannah Clare Vickers, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Elizabeth Margaret Sproat Waddel

Jesse John Watson

Brendan Joseph Wheeler

Hannah Kathleen White

Vennesa Ann White

Timothy Blyth Willis, also awarded Graduate Diploma in Engineering

Petruschka Willmann

Daniel Matthew Wright

Madison Leigh Wright

Ting Xu

Ying Zhao

Lingyan Zhou

CERTIFICATE OF UNIVERSITY PREPARATION

Kiran Valiaparambil Sajiv

Te Mātauranga Pūtaiao Me Te Pūkaha Faculty of Science and Engineering


Lewis Hennedige Jayathu Dimuthu Kumara Fernando, MSc University of Moratuwa Sri LankaThesis Title: “Supercapacitor-Assisted Surge Absorber (SCASA) and Supercapacitor Surge Modelling”

Rebecca Vivian Gladstone-Gallagher, BSc, MSc WaikatoThesis Title: “Cross-boundary detrital subsidies: Detrital export and effects on receiving intertidal soft-sediment ecosystems”

Leyla Noroozbabaee, BSc Gilan University Iran, MSc Ferdowsi University of Mashhad IranThesis Title: “Theoretical and experimental investigation of anaesthetic effects in the brain”

Varvara Vetrova, Diploma Irkutsk State University RussiaThesis Title: “Selected data exploration methods in hydroclimatology”

Rogier Sebastiaan Westerhoff, PhD Universiteit Utrecht The NetherlandsThesis Title: “Satellite remote sensing for improvement of groundwater characterisation”


MASTER OF ENGINEERING

Rosalie Susanna Jane Collins-Gargan, with First Class Honours

Miao Yu, with Second Class Honours (first division)

MASTER OF SCIENCE

Julia Dawn Newland, with Second Class Honours (second division)

MASTER OF SCIENCE (RESEARCH)

Olivia Robyn Gibbons, with First Class Honours


Seth Hendrick John Aandewiel, with First Class Honours

Ali Ahmed G Alghamdi, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Zahra Ali Jawad Al-Khaleefa, with First Class Honours

Mohammed Saleh M Alrasheed, with First Class Honours

Troy James Anderson, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Elliot William Norris Baptist, with First Class Honours

Henri William Bardoul, with First Class Honours

Joshua James Barnett, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Hamish Paul Carter, with First Class Honours

Tzu-Hui Jeany Chou, with Second Class Honours (first division)

John Scott Dally, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Joshua Mark Eckersley, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Angela Engelsman, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Morgan Louise Fahey, with First Class Honours

Shalini Guleria, with First Class Honours

Joel Johannes Herder, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Michael Connor Hutchins, with First Class Honours

Rahul Siddhartha Jangali, with First Class Honours

Luke James Kingsford

Daniel John Krippner, with First Class Honours

Nathan Jade Sanjay Lal, with First Class Honours

Simon Adam Looker, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Daniel Joseph Mana-Ay, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Jason Brent Mountfort, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Rhys Colin Newton, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Grace Munro Nicholls

Supun Bandara Nugegoda, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Matthew James Nugent, with First Class Honours

Josh Mitchell Parkin, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Jacob Guy Lessel Pearless, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Nathan Paul Ryan, with First Class Honours

Nathan David Michael Senior, with First Class Honours

Karina Zoe Shaw, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Erin Annalise Sims, with First Class Honours

Hugh Stewart-Smith

Shuai Sun, with First Class Honours

Laura Anna Thompson, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Nicholas Andrew Thorp, with First Class Honours

Chia-Nan Ting, with First Class Honours

Elliot John Watson, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Alexandra Anne Sulima-Rogaczewski Wilson, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Sarita Desiree Tiare-Miti Withers, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Jinrui Zhu, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE WITH HONOURS

Connor Patrick Haisley Bossard, with Second Class Honours (first division) also awarded Graduate Certificate in Biochemistry

Lewis Jacob Dean, with First Class Honours

Nicola Jane Feutz, with First Class Honours, also conferred Bachelor of Science

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

David Isaac Anderson

Jeremiah Bakeo

Michael Alexander Blanchett

Oliver Richmond Cook

Matthew John Counsell

Michael John Henry Cummins

Rachel Babette Curran

Ashleigh Ann Currie

Emily Clarissa Duke


Levi Melchizedek Ensing

Michael Timothy Exton

Nicola Zoe Fothergill

Krystal Joan Geraghty

James Dean Hammond

Shannon Craig Hansen

Caitlyn Rose Harty

Simon Paul Havas

Sophie Alice Hollobon

Tafadzwa Nelson Hove

Hsin-Jou Hu

Yijie Hu

Kent Peter James Jeffries

Hannah Kathleen Jonson

Sarah Hannah Kenney

Alistair James Lockley

Liam Paul Lowry

Hannah Mary Ludlow

Kerryn Claire Macdonald

Aimee Louise Malpass

Tiffany Louise McClunie

Kieran James McGirr

James Edward Cameron McHardy

Haig Alexander Mehrtens

Matildah Nawanzi

Thomas Jeurissen Orr

Jonti Leigh Owen

Anita Alice Christina Pearson

Matthew Isaac Penney

Romany Jordan Prevette-Stanaway

Lauren Elise Rowe

Georgia Anne Russell

Shaun George Sanders

Linda Slade

Oliver James Stewart Smith

Olivia Katherine Spaans

Jonathan Michael Stead

April Caroline Stringfellow

Shannon Renee Marie Taia-Collier

Aroha Susan Mary Twaddle

Sjaak Tamanui Verstappen

Naomi Jean Vowles

Caitlyn Ann Walker

Yiting Wang

Emma Jayne Weston

Caleb Justin White

Alexandra Wilkins

Erin Lavinia Wood

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (TECHNOLOGY)

Rhiannon Isobel Bond

Shantelle Maree Bromell

Matthew William Davis

Charlotte Loren Fransen

Yu Hsuan Hsueh

Brooke Hanna Johnson

Hang-Seng Kuan

Lauren Ann Mahon

Kerry Tamara Nel

Daniel Andrew Reason

Fiona Marie Skene

Jesse Charles Thomas

Amy-Louise Thompson

Alanah Mieke Thwaites

Frances Helena Williamson

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Poonam Bhardwaj

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EARTH SCIENCES

Mark William Shaw

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MATERIALS AND PROCESSING

Qian Xu

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ELECTRONICS

Ruchitaben Chirag Patel

GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

Michael Thomas Heron Amy-Louise Thompson

DIPLOMA IN SCIENCE

Dwayne Nathan George McMenamin, also awarded Certificate in Science

GRADUATION DECEMBER 2016

Qualifications to be conferred at Te Kohinga Mārama Marae

Friday 5 May 2017


Friday 5 May 2017 – 10:00am

Student speaker Mahue Dewes Qualification to be conferred: Master of ArtsMahue (Ngāti Poruou, Te Arawa, Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Rangitihi) studied a Masters of Arts in Māori Language with Te Pua Wānanga ki te Ao - Faculty of Māori and Indigenous Studies. He joined Te Waiora o Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato, the Māori Students Association on campus as a bachelors student in his first year of study, and that helped him to network with other new students and make friends to last a life time. Mahue went on student exchange to the University of Hawai’i, living on the Hilo campus for a semester. There he connected with Hawai’ian people who shared the same values and understandings as Māori, learning their histories and exploring the islands. His masters research examined mana in ancient oriori (chants). A keen rugby player, Mahue played for the University club throughout his study years, and played representative rugby for East Coast. He has been in England playing rugby and travelling, and returned to Aotearoa New Zealand to graduate today.

Te Kura Kete Aronui Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

MASTER OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Kathryn Jane Giles, with First Class Honours also awarded Postgraduate Diploma in Psychology (Clinical)

Nina Roera Maheaiterangi Rakei, with Second Class Honours (first division)

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Maryjane Marie Irawhitiki Selwyn


Neihana William Dew Marisa May Rota Patrick Kevin Lee Rusk

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN THE PRACTICE OF PSYCHOLOGY

Therese Lee Bourne

Te Kura Toi Tangata Faculty of Education


Rosina Merry, MEd Waikato, CertECE Massey, Cert Te Tari Puna Ora O AotearoaThesis Title: “Teacher Education ICT Appropriation Model TEAM: A Model for ICT Appropriation in Early Childhood Initial Teacher Education”

MASTER OF COUNSELLING

Paul Maitland Gay, with First Class Honours

Stephen Brian Gore, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Tiffany Marie Nightingale, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Vicki Lee Wihongi, with First Class Honours

MASTER OF EDUCATION

Naomi Ritihia Kereopa, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Melanie Jane Neumann, with First Class Honours

Elizabeth Whai-Ora Kurei Paruru-Hogan, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Annmarie Trow, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Sophie Rebecca Charlton Watson, with First Class Honours



Theresa Jacquline McAllister, with Second Class Honours (first division)

MASTER OF TEACHING AND LEARNING

Brooke Amber Ashton, with Distinction

Albert Bulmer Bannister

Erin Katherine Becht, with Distinction

Katarena Miriam Jane Bisset

Stuart Ross Buchanan, with Distinction

Jane Suzanne Caffery

Madeline Patricia Boyd Clark, with Distinction

Jennifer Crisp, with Distinction

Jillaine Gaye Evans-Love, with Distinction

Helen Jane Hyde-Hills, with Distinction

Ryan James Kiely, with Distinction

Seth King-Wall

Anupma Sirohi Lall, with Distinction

Jessica Louise Marshall

Kate Monique Muller, with Distinction

Madison-Jane Rawson, with Distinction

Maria Teresa Revell

Te Whaiwhaia Pumau Hemi Ritchie

Hamish Scott Rodger

Ashleigh Katrina Wells

BACHELOR OF SPORT AND LEISURE STUDIES

Etana-John Nathan


Rosina Whitimarama Cowan

Karla Maclean Lovey Hilton

Te Amiona Erin Korewha

Lisa Marie Leatherby

Alan Kiharoa Milroy, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Waitawa Rawiri Piahana Peepe, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Tiaki Sheree Renata

Jerreau Anaru Caillin Tonge

Witehahunga Sasu Wihapi

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION

Ariana Cailleen George

Winiata Teheuheu Hunia, with Distinction

Heni Kamaea Maangi

Hayley Marlena Miru

Christina Ngataima Te Koi

Eruera Kawhia Tuhura-Mita

Richard James Waitoa


Gretchen Dell Correa

Natasha Anne Dunne

Mieke Brooke Elkington

Gemma-Lee Hope Fleet

Rhema Vivienne Jakeman

Gayna Leigh McConnell

Tracey Anne McHaffie

Vania Madeline McKeown

Tamihana Teddy Hazely Nato Morunga

Shaeana Riki Robson

Anahera-Pono Christine Whakatope

Te Piringa Faculty of Law

BACHELOR OF LAWS

Apirana Blaikie Daymond, also conferred Bachelor of Management Studies

Camille Ellen Jane Dougherty Ware

Campbell Ming Fei Gin, also conferred Bachelor of Arts

Ashley Te Rina Popata

Nephi Benjamin Pukepuke


Te Pua Wānanga Ki Te Ao Faculty of Māori and Indigenous Studies

MASTER OF ARTS

Terehia Teresa Channings, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Mahue Matekino Dewes, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Kim Aroha Watene, with Second Class Honours (first division)

MASTER OF MĀORI AND PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT

Jamie Huia Rolleston, with First Class Honours

BACHELOR OF ARTS

Tamihana Teddy Hazely Nato Morunga

BACHELOR OF MĀORI AND PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT

Aiden Okeroa Riki-Tekanawa

Ngamahanga Tawhara

Kayil Shashanee Te Iwa Toia

Sean Te Ahoaho Vercoe

DIPLOMA IN MĀORI AND PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT

Milton Gregory Ross


BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Paea Daniell Ake Ake

Raven Keakaokawai Flintoff

Iris Cherie Hohneck

Charity Piata Makamaka

Te Whaeoranga-Mo-Te-Iwi Kahupo Smallman

Te Raupapa Waikato Management School

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Strantz Ian Wihongi

MASTER OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Rosemarie Louise Fili, with Second Class Honours (second division)

Truely Harding, with First Class Honours

Pita Turanga Shelford, with First Class Honours

Arjun Sree Raman, with First Class Honours also awarded Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management


Adam George Foon

BACHELOR OF COMMUNICATION STUDIES

Alyse Louise James Aash Lloyd Kirkland



Kahleigh Santana Ahomiro

Te Ara Rachel Erueti

Corrie Te Miringa Hawe

John Jordan Herbert

Wayne Kingi Turoa Mako

Asena Fekita He Ofa Pouli

BACHELOR OF TOURISM

Tasha Margaret Dimitrof

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Pieter Jacobus Bronkhorst

DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT

Jean Waiora O'Connell

Qualifications to be conferred at ASB Arena, Tauranga

10 May 2017



Student speaker Courtney Walker Qualification to be conferred: Bachelor of Social WorkCourtney is of Ngāti Ranginui descent. She was born in Hamilton, but has spent most of her life in Tauranga. She currently works in the mental health sector for Emerge Aotearoa a community-based NGO that provides mental health, addictions, disability and social housing support services. She works with people living with mental health issues in a supported accommodation environment who are working towards independent living within the community. While studying for her degree, Courtney had field placements at the Welcome Bay Community Centre and with the Youth Justice team at the former Child Youth and Family now known as the Ministry for Vulnerable Children Oranga Tamariki. It was while she was at Oranga Tamariki that her passion for working with youth and young adults developed and she sees herself working with that age group in mental health services in the future.

Te Kura Kete Aronui Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK WITH HONOURS

Melody Laura Bishop, with First Class Honours

Maree Ellen McRoberts, with First Class Honours

Deborah Ruth Nicol, with First Class Honours

Melanie Anne Tregurtha, with First Class Honours


Chelsea Jade Benton

Alice Higgs

Evanni Grace Elyse McGovern

Nichola Jane Ross

Niki Elizabeth Wade

Julie Margaret Watson

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK

Nicola Jane Bathe-Taylor

William Morgyn Te Ngahue Bramley

Aimee Calvin

Vicki Lee Carter

Rachelle Gaylin Doyle

Julienne Michelle Oldham

Shannon Carly Smart

Courtney Emma Walker

Tangiora Denise Walker

Rorohiko Me Ngā Pūtaiao Pāngarau Faculty of Computing and Mathematical Sciences

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Frances Jayne Edwards

Conrad Gurran

Jessie Marie Humphries

Mark William Spencer

Jacobus Milton Van Silfhout

Naomi Helen White

Te Kura Toi Tangata Faculty of Education

MASTER OF EDUCATION

Linda Brown, with First Class Honours

Mary Anna Wilhelmina Casey, with First Class Honours

Claire Marie Englebretsen, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Nicholas Charles Powell

Lynne Sperring, with Second Class Honours (first division)



Robbie Teremoana Atatoa, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Trudy Pound, with Second Class Honours (first division)

Hendrik Johannes Vermeulen

Deborah Wood, with First Class Honours

Antony John Wright, with First Class Honours


Pauline Wendy Bain

Ruth May Bold

Stephanie Brownlie

Jennifer Catherine Coyle

Angelique Michelle Curtis

Pahemata Hineawe Dalton-Reedy

Erika Vera Dive

Rachel Kawa Beth Elder

Kristin Jane Fail

Arzjah Mairanga Flavell

Elizabeth Mary Guthrie

Katrina Frances Hansen

Adrian Rhys Harwood

Shannon Marie Hyde

Ezza Zurainah Binti Jasnih

Chanel Lisa Kavanagh

Raewyn Ann Keyte

Shannon Kingsland

Hannah Margaret Lee

Kelly Diane Lowe

Logan Stuart Daniel Managh

Lauren Jane Martin

Jacquelyn Sandra McGrath

Carly Marie McMechan

Alice Julia Mowlem

Benjamin Charles O'Carroll, also conferred Bachelor of Sport and Leisure Studies

Brennan Duncan Orchard

Summa Paige Ottley

Shayna Louise Parkes

Michelle Wendy Patrickson

Morgan Margaret Ann Pearson

Eilidh Deas Pettigrew

Lee-Ann Fay Riddington

Justin Shawn Brian Ross

Priyanka Rustagi

Jane Maree Sanders

Nicole Delwyn Settle

Nancy Amelia Simes

Krystal Lea Standring

Camelia Aroha Tawhiti

Kimberley Derryn Torrance

Gina Alice Tunnicliffe

Andrew Timothy Upton

Kayla Adain Webby

Franz Kirby Weis

Sarah Amanda Wharry

Donna Sherree Williams

Jordan Alma Williams

Jonty Sam Wood

Shannon Louise Wright


Tayla Tarati Blanchard

Adam Teao Augustus Braddock

Eugene Johan du Preez

Megan Nicole Fritsch

Jace Mitchell Griffin

Chadlee Terrence Jacob

Tristram John Te Kooti Keepa

Keanu Dean Marychurch-Townsend

Kelsey Marie O'Dea

Morgan Bree Read

Te Piringa Faculty of Law

BACHELOR OF LAWS

Tracey Leigh Scott




Julien Francois Richard Huteau, MER University of Bordeaux France

Thesis Title: “The Fate and Effects of Contaminants in Estuarine Environments”


Peter John Higgins

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

Mathew James Dyer

Shannon Joyes

Duncan William Lyons

Joshua Taylor

Te RaupapaWaikato Management School


Elvira Chernova

Luke Michael Judd

Michelle Terri Rintoul

Hamish Craig Smith

Sandra Kelly Toner

Diana Walpole

Belinda Agnes Wilson


Maria Anne Allen

Jordan James Golding

Samantha Jane Howard

Kelly Anne Litterick

Stephen Raphael Samuel, Also awarded Graduate Diploma in Marketing

Christopher Simon William Silvester

Carl William Southorn

Ruthann Taylor

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MANAGEMENT STUDIES

Matthew Rex Cowley, with Distinction

Tania Louise Davis

Asher Lloyd Dixon

Mark James Findlay, with Distinction

Geogina Horiana Gear

Nicolette Andrea Joubert, with Distinction

Natalia Sabrina del Carmen Moyano, with Distinction

Letitia Jemima Smith

Joanna Thomas, with Distinction

GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TOURISM MANAGEMENT

Karen Leigh Wallace

Congratulations to all University of Waikato Graduates


University of Waikato Academic Leaders

Vice-Chancellor

Professor Neil QuigleyBA MA (Hons) Canterbury PhD Toronto

Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor

Professor Alister JonesBSc Otago MSc PhD Waikato DipT MRSNZ

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academic

Professor Robyn LonghurstBSocSc MSocSc PhD Waikato

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research

Professor Bruce ClarksonBSc MSc DPhil Waikato

Deputy Vice-Chancellor Māori

Dr Sarah-Jane TiakiwaiBA MA Auck PhD Waikato

Dean of Arts and Social Sciences (Acting)

Professor Allison KirkmanBA(Hons) PhD Well

Dean of Computing and Mathematical Sciences

Professor Geoff HolmesBSc (Hons) PhD Southampton

Dean of Law

Associate Professor Wayne RumblesBA LLB LLM (Dist) Waikato

Dean of Education (Acting)

Russell YatesBEd Massey MEd Waikato


Dean of Science

Professor Chad HewittBA UC Berkeley PhD Oregon

Dean of Māori and Indigenous Studies

Professor Brendan HokowhituBPhEd BA PhD Otago MA Victoria Canada

Dean of Graduate Research

Professor C Kay WeaverBA (Hons) PhD Stirling

Pro Vice-Chancellor Teaching and Learning

Dr Tracy BowellBA (Hons) Sussex MPhil Cambridge PhD Auck

Dean of Engineering

Professor Mark Dyer BEng BSc MA DPhil Oxford FICE CEng FTCD

Dean of Management

Professor Tim ColtmanB InfoTech (Hons) Woll PhD AGSM


Ceremonial Traditions

Pou Whenua

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

when the first universities emerged in Europe.

The ceremonial carved Māori mace

being used in today’s graduation

ceremony represents the strong links

between the University and Māori.

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

In 1965, just a year after the University of Waikato was established, Kīngitanga head Koroki invited founding University of Waikato Chancellor and Hamilton Mayor Denis Rogers, along with 20 University of Waikato graduates, to Tūrangawaewae Marae in Ngaruawahia.

There he presented the fledgling institution with the carved taonga to be used as ceremonial mace. The piece was carved by master carver Piri Poutapu, who established a carving school at Tūrangawaewae in 1932. When not being used, the taonga sits in pride of place at the head of the University Council chamber.

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 and degree.

UNIVERSITY OF WAIKATO ACADEMIC DRESS

Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor

Black gown with red velvet facings and gold piping; three red velvet chevrons with gold piping on the sleeves; black Tudor bonnet with 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 and tassel.

PhD, EdD and SJD

Maroon gown; crimson hood with crimson lining; black Tudor bonnet.

MPhil

Black gown; crimson hood with crimson lining; black mortarboard.

Note: Those who graduated with a DPhil prior to 1992 are entitled to wear a black mortarboard or a black Tudor bonnet.

Masters

Black gown; gold hood with gold lining; black mortarboard.

Bachelors with Honours

Black gown; black hood with gold lining and gold border 5cm in width; black mortarboard.

First Bachelors

Black gown; black hood with gold lining; black mortarboard.

E Ihowā Atua,

O ngā Iwi mātou rā

Āta whakarongona;

Me aroha noa

Kia hua ko te pai;

Kia tau tō atawhai;

Manaakitia mai

Aotearoa

God Defend New Zealand

God of Nations at Thy feet

In the bonds of love we meet

Hear our voices we entreat

God defend our free land

Guard Pacific’s Triple Star

From the shafts of strife and war

Make her praises heard afar

God defend New Zealand

The University of Waikato

The University of Waikato’s motto is Ko Te Tangata – For the people. It’s an appropriate maxim for a university that was established when a group of people in the Waikato determined that the region should have its own university and reinforces our belief that people are central to the University and are its most valued resource.

In its first year, there were 181 enrolments. Today there are about 12,500 students, and 2,000 of them come from overseas. The University is committed to delivering a world-class education and research portfolio, and pursuing strong international links to advance knowledge. Staff endeavour to keep their teaching future-focused and play an active part in global research.

The University has had a presence in the Bay of Plenty for 20 years, and partners with Te Ohomai, the

polytechnic there to offer a range of qualifications, and building has now started on a new tertiary campus in the Tauranga CBD.

THE CAMPUS

The Hamilton campus covers 65 hectares and is arguably the most attractive university campus in New Zealand, with gardens and grounds that attract a range of sports teams for practice and tournaments, and which provide a venue for many community activities.

In Hamilton there is an ongoing programme of building development and refurbishment. Plans are being developed for a new marae complex

In Tauranga, work has begun on a new University-led campus in the CBD, scheduled to open in 2020. The development is on behalf of the Tertiary Education Partnership, involving the University, Toi Ohomai and Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi. The new campus will enable more students to study in the Bay and extend the range of qualifications and study options for students in the region.

EXPANDING HORIZONS

The University strives to ensure its teaching and research is relevant. We have also worked hard to ensure

university study becomes accessible to a wider range of students. To that end, we have extended Te Ara ki Angitū: Pathways to Excellence programme which brings students from outlying towns in the region to campus, offering fees scholarships and heavily subsidised daily transport to and from campus. The programme started in 2016 with 40 first-year students. This year, 123 new students began university study through the programme.

Our focus on our local communities is balanced by our commitment to a culture of internationalisation, which is measured through the diversity of our student and staff profiles, the support and celebration of that diversity, and a long-standing pride in our reputation for the pastoral care of our international students. At the same time, we are constantly reviewing curriculum, programme design and extending global networks and connections to expose our students to international influences.

This year the University will launch its Employability Plus Programme – a new initiative that gives students the opportunity to gain work-ready skills through volunteer activity. Students will be recognised for the extra work they do and will stand out when they are job hunting by having the practical skills and experience that employers are seeking.

As graduates of the University of Waikato you automatically become members of our worldwide alumni community. We encourage alumni to stay in contact with us as they

Staying connected

move through their lives and careers post-graduation, and we look forward to hearing of your successes in the years to come. Alumni can access University and alumni news,

events and information on our website alumni.waikato.ac.nz, and ensure contact details are updated to stay in touch.

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 mātauranga ki te ao.

KŌKIRI!

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!

Waiata – Ko Te Whare Wānanga o Waikato


The University of Waikato Toll Free: 0800 WAIKATO Private Bag 3105 0800 924 528 Hamilton 3240 Email: [email protected] New Zealand Website: waikato.ac.nz

©The University of Waikato, May 2017

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