More than 240 people will graduate in person from the University of Otago with qualifications in arts, education, music, teaching and theology in a ceremony at the Dunedin Town Hall at 1pm. About 100 others will graduate in absentia.
DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED AND DIPLOMAS TO BE AWARDED IN PERSON
Doctor of philosophy
Kerri Marie Haggart, Jane Louise Hislop, Cameron Kenrick McPhail, Ashley Samantha Murchison, Thomas Michael Ian Noakes-Duncan, Joanne Maree Oranje, Susan Michelle Pelechek, James Justin Robinson, Sim Kwong Nui, Sharon Sharmini Victor Danarajan, Susan Edith Wardell, Daniel Wee Ming Kho.
Doctor of musical arts
John Robert Egenes: studio production.
Master of arts
Gilbert Peter Bowden: geography, distinction, Anastasia Bremer: gender studies, distinction, Hana Marie Lilian Cadzow: geography, distinction, Georgia Rose Knowles: gender studies, distinction, Phra Akbordin Rattana: religious studies, credit.
Bachelor of arts with honours and bachelor of arts
Jenna Rose Bone: bachelor of arts with honours: history, second class (division I), Eilis Mary Gallagher: bachelor of arts with honours: psychology, first class, Rei Nukada: bachelor of arts with honours: philosophy, first class, Lucy Anne Ovenden: bachelor of arts with honours: history, second class (division I).
Bachelor of arts with honours
Chelsea May Joyzelle Boyle: history, second class (division I), Briar Bradfield-Watson: anthropology, first class, Hannah May Broadbent: art history and theory, second class (division I), Merryn Mary Chynoweth: anthropology, first class, Jennifer Rose Cruden: anthropology, second class (division I), Emily Joy Draper: English, first class, Brianna Morgan Kirkham: communication studies, first class, Leonard Harry West: religious studies, second class (division I), Rachel Lynn Yzelman: geography, first class.
Bachelor of arts and bachelor of music
Rachel Anna Kibblewhite, Heidi Romana Seales.
Bachelor of arts and bachelor of science
Marion Louise Grant, Siobhan Therese Keating.
Bachelor of arts and bachelor of applied science
Cameron McGregor Murray.
Bachelor of arts and bachelor of commerce
Andrew Taylor Wilson, Emma Fleur Wilson.
Bachelor of arts and bachelor of biomedical sciences
Matthew Thomas Gordon Broome.
Bachelor of arts and diploma in language
Anna Mary Woods: diploma in language (endorsed French).
Bachelor of arts and diploma for graduates
Sophie Marie Meade: diploma for graduates (endorsed history), Victoria Anne Thompson: diploma for graduates (endorsed history), Courtenay Erica van Westbrook: diploma for graduates (endorsed history).
Bachelor of arts
Danielle Jane Adams, Nicholas Michael Anda, Hamish Carter Annan, Daniel James Anstey, Mikayla Rose Avant, Meg Evie Barnard, Jerome Paul Bateup, Charlie Agapay Berja, Tatiana Paola Biggemann Meriles, Madeleine Green Bowles, Francesca Elizabeth Bradburn, Clara Miranda Breitenmoser, Joseph Matthew Patrick Brown, Laura Kate Bushby, Tiaki Umalia Te-Au Cameron, Findlay Familton Campbell, Isabelle Primrose Julia Clarke, Adam Charles Cooper, Thomas William Cooper, Edward Cameron Coutts, Nicola Anne Coventry, Jonathan Stefan Crawford-Pawluk, Annabelle Rose Cray, Ciaran Anthony Cullen, Chelsea Grace Cunninghame, Rose Gwenyth Davies, Katharine Zoe Olsen Delany, Alice Elizabeth Dimond, Phillipa Mary Dingwall, Tiffany Kate Eileen Dixon, Dane Dreyer, Claudia Rose Duncan, Imogen Claire Dunn, Amira Aicha McDonnell Elmetri, Simone Theresa Engels, Laurence George Evans, Hannah Mae Evans-Turner, Rachael Lee Fahey, Sinead Simpson Fitzgerald, Elise Victoria Fixsen, Anna Taonga Leslie Forster, Sean Michael Galvin, Joseph Spencer Golden, Marieke Grace Goldsmith, Augusta Annabel Gould, Hannah Christina Guirey, Melody Hope Hakaraia, Joseph Thomas Harris, Laura Mary Harris, Amy Claire Harrison, Jessica Frances Mary Hassed, Nathan John Horner, Jack Hunt, Zoe Kathleen Hunter, James Andrew Hyslop, Max John Joseph Jablonski, Olivia Grace Jennison, Ann Heather Stewart Johnston, Morito Kawaoku, Lori Brittney Kingan, Anna Patricia Klaassen, Sharanya Komahan, Emily Christine Langlands, Maggie Noreen Laracy, Molly Rosemary Lawrence, Jessica Anne Lee, India Gladys Georgina Leishman, Rebecca Marie Lieshout, Ruby Jayne Lindstrom, Alice Jane Lock, Amelia Margaret Rose Mabon, Alexander Saunders Matheson, Stanley Albert McDowall, Hannah Marie McFadden, Ruby Kathryn Shepherd McIntosh, Hannah Sine McKay, Sophie Christina McLeay, Amy Kathryn McLeod, Hannah Louise McLeod, Ashden Rose McPeak Hemopo, Nathan Lee Miller, Siobhan Camille Milner, Charles Mornin, Madeleine Isabella Bennett Morton, Julia Elise Muir, Liam Edward Nolan, Harriet Joanna Noon, Esther Ruth O'Neill, Ailis Bridie Oliver-Kerby, Beatrice Jeanne Petty, Lillian Brooke Phillips, Sarah Anne Stephenson Prigg, Danielle Tia Faye Riwai, Abbey Charlotte Sadleir-Boyd, Francis Grant Sandys, Julia Anne Rose Stewart, Nicola Louise Still, Kate Louise Syms, Jeriel Jie En Tan, Madeleine Jane Taylor, Elliot John Cameron Temm, Sarah Louise Templeton, Lauren Turfrey, Jessica Rose Twidle, Lucy Isabella Vallance, Sophie Wordsworth Walton, Charles William McInness Wheeler, Taylor Gavin Balfour White, Amy Elizabeth Whittington, Hannah Wightman, Angela Margaret Woodward.
Master of peace and conflict studies
Alison Nancy Wadworth, distinction, Lisa Johanna Wilkie, distinction.
Master of planning
Shenan Alice Stanton, distinction, Sarah May Jane Tapp, distinction.
Master of music
Louise Mahinarangi Kewene-Doig: studio production, distinction, Jie Ying Liew: performance, distinction.
Bachelor of music with honours and bachelor of music
Emily Joan Mackie: bachelor of music with honours: musical performance, second class (division I).
Bachelor of music with honours
Julia Ellen Moss-Pearson: musical performance, first class.
Bachelor of music
Emma Jane Cameron, Leah Joy Craigie, Amanda Karen Goodwin, Madeleine Alice Howard, Natasha Michelle Kumar, Olivia Louise Pike, Joshua James Timu Walcott Mason.
Bachelor of performing arts
Clement Henry Cizadlo.
Bachelor of social work with honours
Eilysh Helen Harman, first class, Rhys Paul Rosson Tilyard, second class (division I).
Bachelor of social work
Clare Louise Bramley, Anne Salome Hammond, Theo Shavae Harden.
Master of social welfare
Shu Lin Andrea Greer (endorsed mental health practice), distinction, Susan Elizabeth Whyte (endorsed counselling and family practice), distinction, Pamela May Wilson (endorsed supervision and social services management), credit.
Master of theology
Hugh Mark Bowron, distinction, Raymond John Moxham, credit.
Bachelor of theology
Maria Maku Pania Knight.
Master of teaching
Casey Samantha Cairns.
Master of teaching and learning and bachelor of arts
Sarah Ashley Gully: master of teaching and learning (endorsed primary education), credit.
Master of teaching and learning and bachelor of education studies
Jessica Lee Cooper: master of teaching and learning (endorsed primary education), distinction; bachelor of education studies (endorsed mathematics education), Emillie May Loader Rowan: master of teaching and learning (endorsed primary education), distinction; bachelor of education studies (endorsed physical education).
Master of teaching and learning
Guinevere Juliana Alai (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Edward William Ansell (endorsed primary education), distinction, Felicity Jane Caldwell (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Georgia Maree Callander (endorsed primary education), credit, Benjamin Kirkwood Carpenter (endorsed primary education), distinction, Catherine Sarah Clarke (endorsed secondary education), credit, Sarah Michelle Cooper (endorsed primary education), credit, Rhiane James Watt Copland (endorsed secondary education), credit, Gemma Nicole Cowie (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Jessica Christine Margaret Cross (endorsed secondary education), credit, Amber Jade Davidson (endorsed primary education), distinction, Laura Elizabeth Fifield (endorsed primary education), credit, Rosalind Mia Getty (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Yvonne Ann Green (endorsed primary education), distinction, Elle-Rose Jessie Hayward (endorsed primary education), credit, Chantal Joy Hillier (endorsed secondary education), credit, Nathan Christopher Hull (endorsed secondary education), credit, Ryan Matthew Inglis (endorsed primary education), distinction, David Martin Jenkins (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Chelsea Eva Johnston (endorsed secondary education), credit, Annabel Margot Louise Jones (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Tecwyn Calder King (endorsed secondary education), credit, James Masashi Kumate (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Ezra George Lamond (endorsed secondary education), credit, Emily Rose Markby (endorsed primary education), credit, Timothy James Chuen Hei Marshall (endorsed secondary education), credit, Jane Alice McKenzie (endorsed primary education), distinction, Cameron Malcolm McMillan (endorsed secondary education), credit, Emma Kate Moore (endorsed secondary education), credit, Kimberley Nicole Murch (endorsed secondary education), credit, Grace Elizabeth Pennell (endorsed primary education), distinction, Harriet Frances Philpott (endorsed primary education), credit, Gregory Mark Rawson (endorsed primary education), distinction, Sian Errice Redwood (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Melanie Louise Richards (endorsed primary education), distinction, Emily Jane Margaret Richardson (endorsed primary education), distinction, Anna Frances Scadden (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Daniel Joseph Spence (endorsed secondary education), credit, Melissa Marie Stojanovich (endorsed primary education), credit, Kilisimasi Tamua (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Natasha Alyce Taylor (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Rebekah Jane Thorburn (endorsed primary education), distinction, Joy Ing Ing Tiong (endorsed primary education), distinction, Ines Cathalena Toder (endorsed primary education), credit, Biancalee Whalan (endorsed secondary education), credit.
Bachelor of teaching
Clare Felicity Gill (endorsed primary education), Georgia Frances Sutherland (endorsed early childhood education).
Bachelor of education studies
William Peter Albertsma (endorsed Maori studies), Hannah May Cowie (endorsed social studies education), Katherine Jehane Gooby (endorsed health education), Jessica Rose Ellis Love (endorsed physical education).
Master of education
Caron Grace Marie Sullivan, credit.
Bachelor of laws and bachelor of arts
Thomas Paul Kelly.
Bachelor of applied science
Tiana Josephine Rutene.
Bachelor of commerce
Harriet Ann Louise Richardson.
Master of higher education
Senorita Sunaina John, distinction, Shalendra Kumar, distinction.
Postgraduate diploma in teaching
Valerie Jean Ward (nee Black), distinction.
DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED AND DIPLOMAS TO BE AWARDED IN ABSENTIA
Doctor of philosophy
Tadashi Iwami, Li-Jiun Shen, Laura Elizabeth Southgate.
Doctor of education
Cecilia Veronica Cooper.
Master of arts
Celeste Marie Donovan: peace and conflict studies, distinction, Stevie Shannon Jepson: politics, distinction, Marie Mihiri Nissanka: peace and conflict studies, distinction, Jonathon George David Rolfe: classics, distinction.
Bachelor of arts with honours
Chelsea Norah Cooper: politics, first class, Oliver Rory Dearnley-Smith: philosophy, first class, Alexander Jeffrey Dickie: art history and theory, first class, Hannah Margaret Fleming: linguistics, first class, Violeta Linda Gilabert: history, first class, Christopher James Hawtin: classics, second class (division I), Karl Andreas Leisky: gender studies, first class, Sylvia Grace Orchard: linguistics, first class, Vida Virginia Gertrude Voigt Hogg: art history and theory, first class, Carol Wu: psychology, first class.
Bachelor of arts and bachelor of biomedical sciences
Brittany Rae Butten.
Bachelor of arts and diploma in language and culture
Jonathan Paul Manson: diploma in language and culture (endorsed French).
Bachelor of arts
Alice Helen Ashford, Mary Anna Barnett, Tania Lee Bell, Irina Jane Boraman, Michael Mackenzie Ching, Adam John Doesburg, Charles William Sholto Douglas, Frances Nicola Foot, Sarah Maree Frampton, Serena Grace Gold, Sam Oswald Grealish, Nathan Hart, Allison Pearl Hess, James Alexander Murry Macpherson, Jonathan Daniel Manning, Kate Amanda McRobie, Zarina Adele Margaret Miller, Maitreya Aleksandre Moghadam, Carl Dean Murray, Bryn Mackenzie Nelson, Alexandra Mateer Randall, Laura May Randell, Amber Louise Robertson, Jessica Leigh Scia Scia, Katherine Elizabeth Scott, Dylan Conor Stuart, Lisa Jane Teraki, Oliver Samuel Trainor, Stuart William Young.
Master of peace and conflict studies
Vaoula Ester Atatagi, credit, Anita Michelle Clarke, distinction, Marie McCluskey, distinction, Hannah Claudine Sadler, credit, Joanna Li Chin Tang, distinction.
Bachelor of music
Blake Walter Kemper, Tamsyn Emily Matchett.
Bachelor of social work
Wendy Louise Davidson, Tanya-Maree Felton, Jasmine Renee Walsh.
Master of social welfare
Monica Anne Hannan (endorsed counselling and family practice), distinction.
Master of theology
Dale Richard Hokin, distinction.
Bachelor of theology
Salvacion Manozo Rae.
Master of ministry
Colin David Campbell, credit, Wayne Manaaki Rihari Te Kaawa, credit.
Master of indigenous studies
Marie Kathleen Cocker, credit.
Master of teaching
Nikki Anne Wineera.
Master of teaching and learning
Ricki Joel Allan (endorsed secondary education), credit, Lauren Eve Dennehy (endorsed secondary education), credit, Dushan Jugum (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Michael James McColl (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Madeleine Stonehouse (endorsed secondary education), distinction, Lin Zeng (endorsed secondary education), credit.
Bachelor of education studies
Hanan John Chittock (endorsed religious education), Kirsty Elizabeth Foster (endorsed music education), Eden Jessica Seymour (endorsed literature), Jasmine Katsuko Toddun (endorsed English for speakers of other languages).
Master of education
Jessica Ann Tuhega, distinction.
Bachelor of education
Carolyn Elizabeth Jackson.
Bachelor of science and diploma in language
Rowena Rushton-Green: diploma in language (endorsed German).
Master of higher education
Syafinaz Binti Amin Nordin, distinction.
Postgraduate diploma in arts subjects
James Alexander Davy: music, credit, Robert James Wells: education, distinction.
Postgraduate diploma in theology
Mark Aaron Jacobsen: Christian thought and history, distinction, Anthony Russell Kippax: Christian thought and history, credit, Judith Anne McHugh: Christian thought and history, credit, Phillip Aaron Porter: biblical studies, distinction.
Postgraduate diploma in teaching
Maurice Alan Jackways (endorsed information and communication technology), credit.
Postgraduate diploma in higher education
Francis William Cook.
Diploma for graduates
Peter John MacKinnon (endorsed visual culture), Laura May Marwick (endorsed advertising).
Postgraduate certificate in higher education
Andrew James Barlow, Carly Ann Collins, Emma Christina Collins, Liam Thomas Abdul Farley, Emily Anne Gray (nee Underwood), Claire Elizabeth Hargest, Ewan John Kennedy, Nicola Joanne Maree Marasigan (endorsed clinical education), Rebecca Suzanne McDiarmid (endorsed clinical education), Andrew Wayne McLean (endorsed clinical education), Cynthia Leigh Mullens (endorsed clinical education), Graham James O'Brien, Jacqueline Claire Plater (endorsed clinical education), Alice Mary Jessica Scranney (endorsed clinical education), Jennifer Francais Weavers, Anna Louise Wheeler (nee Yardley) (endorsed clinical education).