1998 Graduation Ceremony

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UNIVERSITYW
The future starts here.
Graduation Ceremonies
Christchurch Town Hall, Friday 24 April, 1998
Introduction
Graduation seLVes to mark the transition from student or undergraduate status to
graduate or diplomate status which accords membership of the University. The
ceremony emphasises this in a number of different, but related, traditional ways,
reflecting both the long Western academic tradition and Maori tradition.
At the start of the ceremony, after the academic procession has entered the
auditorium, there will be a powhiri, which is a formal Maori welcome. This seLVes
to welcome the graduands and diploma recipients as fully-fledged members of the
University community.
While most of those receiving awards will have entered the auditorium before the
powhiri, the masters and doctoral graduands will represent all the group when they
enter in the traditional Maori manner during the powhiri. They will be called into the
auditorium by taua (older women) from the .Kai Tahu, the takata whenua (people of
the land) of Lincoln University. This call is called a karaka. The call will be answered
by a taua accompanying the graduands. The masters and doctoral graduands will
move slowly into the auditorium while the karaka takes place. The karaka will be
followed by a toia mai (a welcome haka).
A kaumatua of the Kai Tahu, will then give a speech of welcome. The Lincoln
University Maori Cultural Group will follow this with a waiata (song), Whakapapa
Pounamu. The words of the waiata are printed on page 6 of this progranune.
One of the Ph.D. graduands will present the pounamu. The pounamu symbolises
the education that those receiving awards have undertaken. As rough greenstone is
smoothed and polished, it gains in beauty. The pounamu, which will sit at the front
of the stage, opposite the mace, symbolises the way in which the graduates or
diplomates have been "polished" by their education at Lincoln.
During the ceremony, each graduand is called on to the stage by name. In the centre
of the stage, each is 'capped' by the Chancellor of the University to signify the
conferral of a degree. Having had the degree conferred, the new graduate is then
free to put on the trencher, which is the symbol of graduate status. The Academic
Registrar of the University hands the graduate a parchment which has been sealed
with the University seal and which certifies the conferral of the degree. The graduate
then returns to his or her seat in the auditorium, wearing the trencher.
After the degrees have been conferred and the diplomas presented, the Chancellor
calls all present to rise and sing one verse of the National Anthem, symbolising the
part played by the University in the nation's life. Following this, the audience is
asked to sing the medieval academic anthem Gaudeamus, the words of which are to
be found on page 7 of this progranune.
The esquire bedel then takes the mace and leads the procession, the graduates and
the diplomates from the auditorium.
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The Chancellor:
M.L. Cameron, B.Agr.Se. NZ.
The Vice-Chancellor:
Dr F.H. Wood, M.Agr.Se. Massey, Ph.D. Cant.
The Pro Vice-Chancellor:

Professor R.J. Field, B.Se.(Hons), Ph.D. HuU
The Academic Registrar:

R.A. Smyth, B.A. (Hons) WeU.
Academic Programme Directors:
Postgraduate Studies
Deputy
G. D. Steel, B.A.(Hons), Vic BC, Ph.D. BrGol.
Commerce
N.G. Gow, B.Agr.Sc. NZ.
Resource Studies
Dr S.R. Swaffield, M.A. Camb, Dip.L.D. Mane, Dip. T.P. H- W,
Ph.D., AN.Z.I.L.A.
Science and Primary Production
Professor AC. Bywater, B.Se.(Hons)R'dg, Ph.D. Nott.
The Esquire Bedel:

A L. Smith, M.A. Cant
Order of Proceedings
Friday, 24 April, 1998
The Chancellor of Lincoln University, Mr M.L. Cameron, will preside.
The audience wiU stand during the entry of the academic

procession and wiU sit when the mace is seated.
The powhiri wiU take place, led by a kaumatua of Kai Tahu.
The doctoral and masters graduands wiU be caUed into the
auditorium.
The waiata wiU be foUowed by the presentation of the

pounamu symbolising the steps of knowledge graduands
have gained and the polishing acquired through the process
of education.
Part One: Morning Ceremony

By 10.00 am, graduands and diploma recipients, except for masters and
Ph.D. graduands, will be seated. The academic procession then enters
the auditorium.
Welcome by the Chancellor.
Conferment of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy and of masters
degrees in commerce by the Chancellor.
Conferment of the degrees of Bachelor of Commerce with honours and
Bachelor of Commerce and Management by the Chancellor.
The Vice-Chancellor of Lincoln University, Dr F.R. Wood.
Conferment of the degree of Doctor of Commerce honoris causa:
Vicki Susan Buck, M.A. Cant.
Conferment of remaining degrees and postgraduate diplomas in
commerce by the Chancellor.
Part ThO: Afternoon Ceremony

By 2.30 pm, graduands and diploma recipients, except for masters and
Ph.D. graduands, will be seated. The academic procession then enters
the auditorium.
Welcome by the Chancellor.
Conferment of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy and of masters
degrees in sciences, landscape architecture, parks, recreation and
tourism management and resource studies by the Chancellor.
Conferment of degrees and presentation of postgraduate diplomas in
Maori Studies, landscape architecture, parks, recreation and tourism
management, resource studies and social science by the Chancellor.
The Vice-Chancellor of Lincoln University, Dr F.R. Wood.
Conferment of the degree of Doctor of Natural Resources lwrwris causa:
Diana Isaac
Conferment of degrees and presentation of diplomas in sciences and
primary production by the Chancellor.
Bledisloe Award for 1998:
William Michael Kain, M.Agr.Sc., Ph.D. Cant.
All present will rise and sing one verse of the National
Anthem, followed by the song Gaudeamus.
The academic procession will then leave the auditorium.
The graduates and diplomates willfollow. The audience
will remain standing until the graduates and diplomates
have left the auditorium.
Tea will be served in several venues in the Town Hall
complex after the ceremonies.
Whakapapa POlillamu
Ka whakapapa pounamu
Ko Takaroa ka moe
AnuMatao
Ka puta ki waho
Ta raua tamaiti
Ko te Pounamu
Koinei te taoka tapu e
Mo tatou katoa
I tuku iho i tuku iho
NaPoutini e
Ka piki ake kei whea

Ki te atamira tapu teitei
Rei whakamahana e
Te mauri 0 te matauraka
Koinei te taoka tapu e
Mo tatou katoa
I tuku iho i tuku iho
Napoutini e
Translation
The prized jewel (pounamu)
Has descendedjrom the stirring union
OJ the God oj the Sea
And the Goddess oj the chilling mist
Who gave birth to a child
Their precious treasure, Pounamu
It is indeed the sacred giftjor us aU
Handed down through the generations

By the guardian oj the ocean, Poutini
To where does one ascend to achieve knowledge?
To the pinnacle oj the highest sacred realm
To embrace and be nurtured
By the life jorce oj our sacred inheritance
God Defend New Zealand

God of nations at Thy feet
In the bonds oflove 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.
Gaudeamus
Gaudeamus igitur, juvenes dum sumus;
Gaudeamus igitur, juvenes dum sumus.
Postjucundamjuventutem, post molestam senectutem,
Nos habebit humus, nos habebit humus.
Vivat Academia, vivant professores!
Vivat Academia, vivant professores!
Vivat membrum quodlibet, vivant membra quaelibet,
Semper sint in flore! Semper sint in flore!
Translation
Let us rejoice then while we are young, (repeat)
When sweet youth's past and crabbed age is done, (repeat)
The grave wiU have us, everyone.
Long live the Uni'versity,

long live the staff! (repeat)
Long live each one,
of whatever degree!
May they ever so flourishing be!
Music
The New Zealand Army Band
Conductor: Sergeant G,D. Riach, NZIR
The singing will be led by Raeleen Donald.
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Academic Dress
In corrunon with English universities, universities in New Zealand have a system
of academic dress which is worn by graduates and diplomates to indicate their
qualifications. This dress has evolved through the centmies from the everyday
clothing of students and teachers in the universities of the middle ages. The
gown was a medieval topcoat or cloak and the hood, a headcover.
The Lincoln University undergraduate diploma gown is black with green
facings.
The bachelors gown is of Norman origin and the masters gown is of Tudor
inspiration. The cap for all graduates, other than doctors, is a black trencher
with a tassel. Doctoral graduates wear a velvet bonnet.
Gowns for Lincoln degrees, except for doctorates, are black. The Lincoln Ph.D.
gown is black with blue facings, while for higher doctorates, the gowns are red
with facings of blue (Doctor of Science), gold (Doctor of Corrunerce) or green
(Doctor of Natural Resources).
At Lincoln University, the different hood colours denote the different degrees.
The colours for the hoods are:

Ph.D. (in all fields of study) . ..... . . . . .. . ............. Blue and Gold
B.Agr., B.Agr.Sc., M.Agr.Sc ....... . . ...... . ........... Emerald Green
B.Hort., B.Hort.Sc., M.Hort.Sc. . ......... .. . . . .. . ..... Pea Green
B.Sc., M.Sc., M.Appl.Sc ... . ...... . . ... . .. . ........... Ultramarine
B.C.M., B.Com. (Hons), M.C.M ............. . .... . . .. .. Indian Yellow
B.Com.(Ag), M.Com.(Ag), B.Com.(Hort), .. . ........... Spectrum Orange
B.Com.(Tourism), B.Com.(V.P.M.),
B.Com.(Transport),B.Com.(M.T.M.),
B.Com. (H.& I.M.), B.Com.(Forestry) and M.Prop.Studs
B.P.R. & T.M., M.P.R. & T.M........ . ...... . ... . ...... Neyron Rose
B.L.A., M.L.A. ........... . .. .. .. . ..... . ... . .. .. . .... Chartreuse Yellow
B.R.S., M.R.S. . .. .......... . . . .. . ......... . .. . .... . .Mauve
M.E. . . ... . .. . ...... . ...... . .... ... .. . .............. Violet
B.Appl. Compo .... . . . . .. . . . . . . ... . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . .Turquoise
B.Soc.Sc. . ..... . ........ . ....... . .. . ... . ...... . .... Cherry Red
B.Ma.St. . . . . . ........ . . . . .. . .... . . . .. . .... .. .. . . . . .Honey Bird
Degrees to be conferred
and diplomas to be presented
at the Morning Ceremony:
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Jack Kee Hook Loo, in Organisational Behaviour
MASTERS OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT
Paul William Ballantine, First Class Hanours, in Business Management
Raewyn Gayle Elllngham, First Class Honours, in Economics
Wen-Hsi Hsu, First Class Honours, in Accounting
Tdaff Paveena McLean, Second Class Honours, Division I, in Marketing
Jee Lan Tan, Second Class Honours, Division I, in Economics
MASTER OF PROPERTY STUDIES
Christopher Neil Stanley, with Distinction
BACHELORS OF COMMERCE WITH HONOURS
Channaine Maree Drinnan, First Class Honour'S
Emily Charlotte Rhodes, First Class Honours
Michelle Angela Wallis, First Class Honours
Karen Anne Winter, First Class Honours
Bridget Leigh Woodham, First Class Honours
David Mark Blackmore, Second Class Honours, Division I
Andrew Stephen Lewis, Second Class Honours, Division I
Chris Ian Seymour, Second Class Honours, Division I
Tania Marie Nash, Second Class Honours, Division II
BACHELORS OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT
Antony Bowyer, Senior Scholar
Amirul Afif bin Abdul Aziz
Nicholas John Randall Aitken
Raewyn Gillian Anderson
Anna Louise Armstrong
Dayang Badruniza Awang Mohamad
Jenny Isabelle Bates
Paul Timothy Baty
Renee Ann Beazer
Avril Karen Benton
David Mark Blackmore
Olivia Jayne Blaylock
Christine Lee Blythe
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Allister Glen Body

Susan Oi Peng Brooks
Jarrod Daniel Byrne
Mei Choo Evelyn Chan
Benson Tsuo-Hsing Chen
Mee Ring Chen
Jin Chiong Chieng
Gregory James Collins
Kirsti Collins
Amanda Kate Congdon
Bernice Charmaine Dougla Daines
Marzianti binte Md Din
Karen Arm Dobson
Hamish Richard Donaldson
Kelly Cherie Dowdell
Trudy Helen Dunn
Sarah Louise Eagle
Tahia Samin Eaqub
Rhys Blake Evans
David Philip Fendall
Suzanne Jane Finlayson
Craig Flintoft
Timothy Philip Gacsal
Tracey Arme Gallagher
Brent David Gatley
ChaiYunGoh
Tzer Wei Francis Goh
Noel Anthony Goodwin
Angela Jane Grant
Brenda Isabel Grant
YanGu
Julie Margaret Harkerss
David Gary Harrow
Lisa Arme Harrow
Haslin Hasan
Andrew Paul Hawker
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Sok Hui Mary Ho

Nicolette Eve Holbrook
Hamish Clayton Howard
Yasuko Imajo
Richard Paul Jack
Karina Lynn Jenkins
Kathleen Rebekah Johns
Brent Allan Johnston
Richard Jonathan Jones
Cara Louise Julian
DeKhuu
Simon Patrick King
Lik Hing Law
Chye San Lee
Kien Boon Lee
Siao Yen Lee
Vi Hua Lee
Gerriet Tien Wei Leong
Bridget Ellen Lester
Wen HuaLiao
Huey Keng Lim
Mandy Man-Ling Liu
Carolyne Ann Love
Siew Mung Low
Karl Victor Marett
Pamela Matthesius
Gareth Ryan McClurg
Craig Brendon McGuigan
Hilary Anne McWhinnie
Sara Alexandra Miller
Anita Jane Mitchell
Brenda Maree Morton
Tania Marie Nash
Kim NgohNg
Shirley Lee Mun Ng
Elisabeth Numan
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Jolm Lyall O'Connell

Naomi Erin O'Regan
Christian Nwachukwu Obi
Mathew James Page
Geoffrey Victor Penny
Mark Andrew Peterson
Erruna Jane Plank
Parames Prachuabmoh
Ingrid Maria Chevallier Preston
Kathryn Rothery Reesby
Mark Alexander ReIling
Rhonda Elaine Reynish
Craig Andrew Robertson
Mashitah Marcy Robson
Peter Arthur Corbett Saunders
Michael James Scott
Viliami Teukava Sefesi
Shahruniza Binte Md Shah
Colin Mark Lewis Sharman
Andrew Jolm Shaw
Amanda Ellen Smart
Clyde Matthew Sowman
Duncan Darcy Spear
Michael Llewellyn Stoddart
Intira Supsirichaikun
KweeLeeTan
LyPengTan
Hamish Warrington Taylor
Stephanie Wan Yee Teng
Christopher Murray Thornton
YeeChin Toh
Timothy James Tyrrell-Baxter
Kilisitina Vaeatangitau
Indran Vengadasalam
Hanim Abdul Wahid
Rochelle Walsh
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Tana Marie Watson

Eve Myra Webb
Verity Joan Webber
Jonathon Stephen Webster
Joanna Louise Wilson
Karen Anne Winter
Wei Khiong Wong
Richard Brett Wood
Lee Fong Yong
DOCTOR OF COMMERCE honoris causa
Vicki Susan Buck

BACHELORS OF COMMERCE (AGRICULTURAL)
Christopher Francis Anderson

Ramon Peter Anderson
Bronwyn Lee Bathgate
Charlotte Louisa Belcher
Andrew Mark Boyce
Roderick Innes Brown
Mary Ellen Brownlie
Robert Malcolm Cairns
Julia Mary Cassidy
Christopher Glen Coakley
Tony Vaughan Corin
Gregory Paul Costello
Michael Wilfred Crabb
Charles Noel Crawford
Timothy John Halliday Davis
Barry Mark Dawson
Vaughan William Gander
James Christopher Montfo Gardner
Jonathan George Goodwin
David Robert Gordon
Matthew William Gould
Mark Arthur Grenside
Gavin James Harwood
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Darren Robert Homer

Daniel Stuart Hunter
Rodney Paul Hutchinson
Andrew William Johnson
Peter Denis Johnson
Simon Richard Johnson
Paul Anthony Keenan
Andrew John McKay
Paul Thomas Mills
Nicholas James Muir
Glenn Eric O'Sullivan
Jason Lindsay Palmer
Nigel Llewellyn Pannett
Jeremy Robert Pearce
Stephen Wyndham Pitts
Jason Scott Rhodes
Gregory John Shepherd
Greig Craig Sinclair
Shanan Paul Spearing
Timothy Mark Struthers
Darren Bruce Sutton
Jack Ross Tarrant
Mark John Taylor
Jeremy Bruce Tuck
Carlo Alberto Vadori
Matthew Charles Von Dadelszen
Ashley George Whittle
Michael Henry Williams
Peter Rodney Williams
Jonathan Mark Young
BACHELORS OF COMMERCE (VALUATION AND PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT)
Timothy James Arnott
Felicity Claire Berry
Paul Alan Bibby
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Tracey Maree Burr

Samuel Luke Carnahan
Travis Leo Coffey
Daniel Francis de Bont
Clinton Kerry Gallie
Michael Ross Gunn
David Ivor Haigh
Peter Darcy Haigh
Kathrine Mary Hilton
MingNgaHo
Marius Damian David Ogg
Ian Rex Willis Redshaw
Jeremy Paul Ryan
Kenneth Dougal Smith
David Ivan Urlich
James Andrew Colin White
BACHELORS OF COMMERCE (HORTICULTURAL)
Damian Paul Glengarry
David Louis Hickman
Grant Payton
William Graeme James Thow
Herman Peter Van Der Gulik
BACHELORS OF COMMERCE (TOURISM)
Tania Agnew
Sarah Elizabeth Aldworth
Monique Cathrina Artz
Fiona Louise Clarke
Karen Elaynee Dobbinson
Rosalind Anne Ellett
Ethel Senate Helen Evening
Neroli Anne Everest
Emma Joy Giles
Megan Kaye Greenwood
Catherine Dulcie Lyver
Brent Graham Main
Kirsten Rebecca McCully
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Grant Jon Miller

Christopher Morris
Irene Marjorie Page
YukoSanto
Sarah Michelle Shattock
Nicola Jane Skelton
Julia Alme Taylor
Peter Robert Wakefield
Norah Williams
BACHELORS OF COMMERCE (TRANSPORT)
Courtney Charles Clarke
Ellen Antoinette Scholten
Jonathan Glynne Malcolm Smith
BACHELORS OF COMMERCE (HOTEL AND INSTITUTIONAL
MANAGEMENT)
Carwyn Barry Blackmore
Brynn James Burrows
Julia Yi Chieh Chen
Yian-Ching Cherry Chiaw
Jonathan Thomas Davies
Jodie Margaret Ellingham
Michael Edward Harrow
Wei Chia Maggie Hsu
Leanne Margaret Keenan
Andrew Kian Teik Liao
Rachel Mhairi Lovering
Alma Louise Olwyn McKelvie
Robyn Patricia Murphy
Vivienne Mary Palmer
Leigh Russell Robertson
Tanya Karen Schmid
Suzanne Jane Stagg
Louise Stevenson
Mireille Nicole Yvonne Jeanne Verdonkschot
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BACHELORS OF COMMERCE (FORESTRY)

Douglas Herbert Watt, Senior Schola:r
Shane William Anderson
Dale John Booth
Jason Andrew Carruthers
Jeremy Michael Clark
Guy Andrew Farman
Robert Cameron Hamilton
David Anthony Inkson
Philip Alan Jack
Ivan Gregory Keil Jones
Peter John Judd
Karen Pei Lee Lau
Douglas Edward McSweeney
Rachael Nina Shaw
Antony John Waite
BACHELORS OF APPLIED COMPUTING
Jason Kelly Daynes
Nicholas John Hobden
Phillip Brian Leitch
George Sidney Plummer
Sirirat Thongudomporn
Jennifer Ching Wong
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN COMMERCE SUBJECTS
Campbell James Bruce Cooper, with Distinction
Shana Anita Paula Walker, with Distinction
Sandra Rosalie Yee, with Distinction
Gregory Paul Costello
Craig Riki Croft
Ethel Senate Helen Evening
Jane Margaret Hamilton
Nicholas John Hobden
Jonathan Andrew Hollows
Christopher Justin Leech
Mark Thompson
Carlo Alberto Vadori
DiChan Vong
Matthew Wallace
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Degrees to be conferred and

diplomas to be presented at
the Afternoon Ceremony:
DOCTORS OF PHILOSOPHY
Peter Craig Almond, in Soil Science
Nadine Angela Berry, in Insect Ecology
Jacqueline Bowring, in Landscape Architecture
Blair Darrell Cassidy, in Systems ModeUing and Simulation
David Murray Forsyth, in Animal Ecology
Amanda Nancy Diane Freeman, in Animal Ecology
John Everard Hunt, in Plant Science
Ngenang Ak Jangu, in Agricultural Extension
Marlene Vera Jaspers, in Plant Pathology
Gary James Pickering, in Wine Science
Stephen Mark Thomas, in Soil Science
MASTERS OF ENGINEERING
Rayudu Durga Nagendra Prasad, with Distinction,
in Geotechnical Engineering
Peter Derek Christensen, in Natural Resources Engineering
Ralph Rogge, in Natural Resources Engineering
MASTERS OF SCIENCE
Jeffrey George Bluett, First Class Honours, in Meteorology
Maree Joyce Clapham, First Class Honours, in Biochemistry
Catherine Nancy Allan, Second Class Honours, Division I,
in Forest Ecology
Stephen Leslie Baker, Second Class Honours, Division I,
in Resource Management
Junjarune Chirananon, Second Class Honours, Division I,
in Environmental Science
Louisa Jane Cornwallis, Second Class Honours, Division I,
in Plant Pathology
Treena Lee Davidson, Second Class Honours, Division I,
Francis Mark Groenendijk, Second Class Honours, Division I,
in Soil Science
Vanessa Lynda Hooker, Second Class Honours, Division I,
Nicola Rachel Jackson, Second Class Honours, Division I,
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Patricia Stacy Kirkland-Smith, Second Class Honours, Division I,

Heidi Jane Lynch, Second Class Honours, Division I,
Kim Suzarme McAven, Second Class Honours, Division I,
Scott Pearson, Second Class Honours, Division I,
Sandra Lorraine Preston, Second Class Honours, Division I,
'in Resource Management
Richard John Shaw, Second Class Honours, Division I,
Tamara Maree Woods, Second Class Honours, Division I,
MASTER OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Stephen Angori Mesa, Second Class Honours, Division II,
in International Rural Development
MASTERS OF APPLIED SCIENCE
David John McKay, with Dist'inction, in Environmental Education
Stanley John Van Uden, Second Class Honour'S, Division I, in Ecology
Raymundo Trenuela, Second Class Honours, Division II, in Aqroforestry
Isileli Aholelei, in International Rural Development
Andrew Jonathan Fisher, in Transport Studies
Jacqueline Helen Lynch, in International Rural Development
Marie Joy Neal, in Insect Ecology
Richard Neil van Garderen, in Agroforestry
Nicola Wood, in Wildlife Management
Samuel John Rawdon Zino, in Agroforestry
MASTERS OF PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM
MANAGEMENT
Andrea Schollinann, First Class Honours, in Tou'rism Management
Richard John Benson, Second Class Honours, Division II,
in Recreation Studies
Mandy-Jane Anderson, in Recreation Management
Mark James MacLaren Bagnall, in Recreation Management
Richard Jonathon Buchanan, in Community Recreation
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MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Katrina Maria Simon, Second Class Honours, Division I,
in Culturvl Laruiscape Interpretation
MASTERS OF RESOURCE STUDIES
Paul Scholes, Second Class Honours, Division I, in Resource Studies
Bevan Mohi Tipene, Second Class Honours, Division I,
in Resource Studies
Shari Denise Young, Second Class Honours, Division I, in Resource Studies
Amelia Louise Gillard Davis, in Resource Studies
BACHELORS OF MAORI STUDIES
Merepeka Ihapera Christina Henley
Katie Tamanui-Thomas
BACHELORS OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Thomas Firth Carter, First Class Honours
Susan Christina Donaldson, First Class Honours
Christopher Linus Hubble, First Class Honours
Peter James Whiting, First Class Honours
Rosemary Alwyn Armstrong, Second Class Honours, Division I
Roland James Suddard Foster, Second Class Honours, Division I
Andrew Taomati King, Second Class Honours, Division I
Maria Lisa Langley, Second Class Honours, Division I
Lynette Anne Chuk Chuen Lim, Second Class Honours, Division I
Sharyn May Ogg, Second Class Honours, Division I
Annabel Ruth Riley, Second Class Honours, Division I
Duane John Davis Te Paa, Second Class Honours, Division I
Rebecca Keren Ware, Second Class Honours, Division I
Emily Bridget Ayton, Second Class Honours, Division II
Jason Glenn Badger, Second Class Honours, Division II
Graham Allan Baldwin, Second Class Honours, Division II
Blair Nathan Brix:ton, Second Class Honours, Division II
Stuart James Dun, Second Class Honours, Division II
Mark Reid Fletcher, Second Class Honours, Division II
Andrew John Hastings, Second Class Honours, Division II
Daniel Francis Kukec, Second Class Honours, Division II
Wade Lipsham, Second Class Honours, Division II
Aaron Craig Minson, Second Class Honours, Division II
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Jonathon Edward Neilson, Second Class Honours, Division II

Emily Jane Inglis Thomson, Second Class Honours, Division II
Danielle Skye Jenkinson
Jesus Rodolfo Villarreal Micarray
BACHELORS OF PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM
MANAGEMENT
James Edward Parkinson, First Class Honours
Miria Doreen Allman
Benjamin Caleb Ashworth
Nichola Michelle Aukett
Joanne Melissa Baikie
Anna Maree Baine
Kate Vanessa Ballard
Cushla Barfoot
Miranda Jean Barr
Sarah Anne Benton
Kathryn Birchfield
Dana Leslie Bridge
Catherine Victoria Brown
Paul Andrew Browne
Jennie Isabel Callesen
Jillian Maree Campbell
Julie Anne Castleton
Duncan Donald Chisholm
Craig Raymond Clissold
Sally Collins
Lisa Comeskey
Elizabeth-Jane Coster
Travis Paul Cullen
Sarah Elisabeth Direen
Andrew Stuart Drake
Michael James Franklin
John Warwick Martin Gendall
Dallas Andrew Hamilton
Deane James Harbison
Nathaniel David Hawke
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Mark Leslie Selwyn Hellyer

Nicholas John Heslop
Annabel Jane Hutchinson
Sam Leary
Penelope Jane Lee
Jenny Leitch
Kim Tracy Leith
Andreas Nikolaus Carlson Lilley
Karina Lee Margetts
Michelle Louise McGlashen
Erina Joanne Metcalf
Angela Lee Mitchell
Gayle Louise Newmarch
Keri Jane Niven
Matthew Michael Noyes
Michael Stewart Pacey
Katie Elizabeth Pool
Katherine Jane Prusas
BeiUamin Denis Quane
Brent David Register
Hamish John Reid
Nicholas Graeme Rosewarne
Richard Samuel Saunders
Tineka May Scott
Christine Margaret Shanahan
Olivia Joan Skeen
Christopher James Lee Smith
Matthew David Smith
Mayuko Tanigawa
Brett Ryan Thompson
Jared Tointon
Robert John Upritchard
Joanne Karen Wards
Angela Jane Warmington
Jason Robert Weller
Natalie Belinda Whyte
David James Winterburn
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Bridget Justine Woods

BACHELORS OF RESOURCE STUDIES
Lisa-maree Gibellini, First Class Honours

Daniel James Murray, First Class Honours
Justine Marie Duder, Second Class Honours, Division I
Julie Geritzlehner, Second Class Honours, Division I
Neomal Kalum Mario Attapattu
Deanna Lynne Baldwin
Scott Alexander Barclay
Gregory Stephen Beach
Sarah Jane Bennett
Andrea Louise Bryant
Glenn Rigby Bunny
Robyn Maree Burnett
Aaron Peter Burt
Emily Jane Butterfield
Samuel Thomas Carrick
Andrew John Cook
Joanna Heidi Craw
Leanne Carol Currie
Shannon Louise Dons
Richard Alexander Duirs
Sally Ann Edgerton
Melissa Jane Edwards
Matthew Campbell Gee
Paul Charles Gibbons
Phillip Henare Paki Grimshaw
Matthew John Hall
Andrew Graham Haxton
Maria Joanne Heine
Sharleen Karol Hole
John Earl Thomas Inglis
Cameron William Irvine
Carole Vanessa Jowett
Tineke Rosalind Kolff
Antony William Kusabs
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Angus David Laird

Barton Garry Leslie
Andrew Brian Luke
Fiona Rae McPherson
Scott Ames Mexted
Joanne Dawn Newton
Justin Norris McKernan Paulsen
Richard Harrison Punefu Porter
Haidee Jane Rawlings
Gary Read
Georgina Denderah Rhodes
Shane Leslie Roberts
Mark James Rogers
Mark William Ryall
Vanessa Louise Gillespie Scott
Michael John Sheard
Catherine Lisa Sidaway
Lucy Emma Victoria Simpson
Kyle Christopher Skene
Belinda Elizabeth Jane Smith
Peter Charles Pinckney Smith
Mark David Stevenson
Richard Dayle Sutherland
Joanna Kay Townsend
Kylie Jayne Van Gisbergen
Glenda Monique Walker
Damon Scott Wells
BACHELORS OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
Grace Agnew
Tremane Lindsay Barr
Lucy Sarah Chaston
Sally Louise Forbes
Todd Andrew France
Brenda Phyllis George
Jennifer Joan Grigg
Kathryn June Moates
Carrie Laurene Murdoch
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POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN PARKS,

RECREATION AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT
Thomas Edward Gallant
John David Thornton
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN RESOURCE STUDIES
Andrew Clayton Blair
Alistair John Ferguson
Felicity Audrey Lawson
Bronwyn Joy Ward
DOCTOR OF NATURAL RESOURCES honoris causa
Diana Isaac
BACHELORS OF SCIENCE
Sheree Joanne Knox, First Class Honours
Manfred Josef Oswald, First Class Honours
Andrew Graham Cridge, Second Class Honours, Division I
Amanda Annie Drummond, Second Class Honours, Division I
Stephen Richard Beatson
Karen Isabelle Bedford
Mark Andrew Bell
Paul Jeffrey Bourgeois
Emily Jane Butterfield
Maria Louise Castle
Kaylene Marie Cocker
Amanda Kate Congdon
Bruce Ian Corbett
Peter Gordon Davis
Jennifer Hazel Dean
Emily Kate Ensor
Melanie Dawn Elizabeth Forrester
Nicola Rochelle Gibellini
Vanessa Jean Heppelthwaite
Sally Joan Knowles
Nicola Jayne McKay
Megan Flora McLeod
Simon John Paterson
Andrew Michael Redmond
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Dayle Murray Slinn

Richard Egerton Smale
Joanne Maree Smart
Tracy Anne Stewart
Jane Margaret Sugrue
Natalie Belinda Whyte
Andrew David Win
Kristin Martina Zindel
BACHELORS OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Andrew James Dumbleton, First Class Honours
Craig Grant Nichol, First Class Honours
Charles Jonathan Todhunter, First Class Honours
Bevan Noel Collie, Second Class Honours, Division I
William John Grigg, Second Class Honours, Division I
Matthew James Hicks, Second Class Honours, Division I
Marco Alexander Azon Jacometti, Second Class Honours, Division I
James Hollis Jones, Second Class Honours, Division I
Kate Louise Butson
Philippa Alison Wright
BACHELORS OF HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE
Paul Robert Petrie, First Class Honours, Senior Scholar
Simon Charles Gaul, First Class Honours
Robert Noel Diack, Second Class Honours, Division I
Adam Paul Friend, Second Class Honours, Division I
Donald Roy Pearson, Second Class Honours, Division I
Kirstin Helen Spratt, Second Class Honours, Division I
Robert lain Stuart Lindsay, Second Class Honours, Division II
Sarah Jane Burt
Michalle Jane Jenkins
BACHELORS OF AGRICULTURE
Cameron James Booker
Richard Bruce Morris
BACHELOR OF HORTICULTURE
Miranda Elizabeth Brown
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POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN APPLIED SCIENCE

Samuel Thomas Carrick
Clare Margaret Washington
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN VITICULTURE AND OENOLOGY
Karen Isabelle Bedford
Paul Jeffrey Bourgeois
David William Bullivant
Gary Owen Burgess
Jayne Louise Cosgrove
Vanessa Angelique Fraher
Jane Amelia Noaro
DIPLOMAS IN FARM MANAGEMENT
Debra Jayne Hamilton, with Distinction (Gold Medallist)
Robyn Nita Bergersen, with Distinction
Nicholas Tony Henderson, with Distinction
Karyn Suzanne Quinn, with Distinction
Nicola Helen Smith, with Distinction
Michael Peter Bickley
Matthew Ian Hindmarsh Bolton
Rebecca Lee Brown
Luke Marshall Cookson
Christopher John Dillon
Aaron Brent Gorrie
David Bruce Gower
Jason Aaron Grant
Russell Treviot Hamilton
Craig Colin Hogan
Sam Eric John Holland
Nicholas Robert James Hurst
Richard Scott George Johns
Owen Charles Johnstone
Tony Ian Johnstone
Hamish Norman Marr
Timothy Mark McKnight
Shayne Graeme Miers
Gregory Noel Morresey
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Gregory Keith John Nelson

James Alexander William Parsons
Hamish Timothy Pavey
James Antony Cameron Riley
Hayden Clifford Slee
Brent Justin Spencer
John Douglas Stewart
Benjamin Ray Thomas
Robert Douglas Thorneycroft
Sarah Elizabeth Van Der Linden
Kerry Thomas Ward
Mark Lindsay Watt
John Charles Wells
David William Brunton Williams
Nathan David Williams
Matthew John Wyeth
Joseph Jerry YopyYopy
DIPLOMAS IN HORTICULTURAL MANAGEMENT
Sam Jeffrey Patrick Dillon
Kathleen Farrell
Paul McDonald
Paula Robyn Westaway
DIPLOMAS IN WOOL TECHNOLOGY
Stephen Ronald Adamson, with Distinction

Bronwyn Muriel Allan, with Distinction
Amanda Brenda Gibson
Russell Willaim Haigh
Meredith Janet Neal
Hamish Timothy Pavey
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The followillg candidates have had

degrees conferred and diplomas
presented since the last graduation
ceremony, 11 April 1997:
Magda Vieira Benavides, in Wool Science
Everson James Peters, in Natural Resources Engineering
Silke Rumpf, in Entomology
Hung-Yi Su, in Molecular Biology
MASTERS OF ENGINEERING
Mark Owen Healey, with Distinction, in Natural Resources Engineering
Robert John Connell, in Natural Resources Engineering
MASTER OF SCIENCE
Birgit Koch, Second Class Honours, Division II, in Biochemistry
MASTERS OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Juan Jose Bologna-Rodriguez, First Class Honours, in Plant Science
Jorge Luis Aliaga-Gutierrez, Second Class Honours, Division I,
in Wool Science
Airton Spies, Second Class Honours, Division I, in Farm Management
Sean William Husheer, Second Class Honours, Division I, in Ecology
Philip Richard Hewitt, in International Rural Development
IvorJohn Yockney, in Ecology
James Patrick Feary, Second Class Honours, Division II
Michael Killick
Sze Wang Leung
Jade Richard Pope
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Alexander Estennann
Kris Robinson
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HORTICULTURE
Robert John Cole
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN APPLIED SCIENCE
Sandra Estelle Hanunond
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POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN VITICULTURE AND

OENOLOGY
Sundar Vijai Lal
Nicholas Peter Patrick
Richard Kudakwashe Bururu, First Class Honours, in Economics
Rachel Elizabeth McElwee, Second Class Honours, Division 1,
in Property Studies
Choon Hian Gan, in Finance
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE WITH HONOURS
Choon Hian Gan, Second Class Honours, Division I
BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Matthew James Butt
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (TOURISM)
James William Rimmer
Julian Jay Becker
Ernest Muthu Kanoo Bernard
Daniel Ivan Chapman
Troy Maurice Cribb
Heather Anne Dawson
Khairul Anwar Mohd Noh
Gawain Joseph Hewitson Sharp
Keizo Sugimoto
Lloyd Bryan Williams
Peter John Ashton
Katrina Chang
Cindy Chao-Jung Chen
MASTER OF RESOURCE STUDIES
Kristin Margaret McKee, Second Class Honours, Division 1,
in Enivronmental Policy
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BACHELOR OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Kerry Coulshed, Second Class Honours, Division II

MANAGEMENT
Max Demian Dewdney

Joanna Mary Dillon
Ruth Mary Jeffries
Stuart Andrew Kilmister
Sarah Jane Rachael Swan
Lisa Jan Rossiter

Sonya Dawn Stephens
BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
David John Schumacher

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN PARKS, RECREATION AND
TOURISM MANAGEMENT
Shuk Yi F10rence Kwok

Dairne Justine Poole
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN RESOURCE STUDIES
Alexandra Sophie Edgar

Richard James Greer
Giles David Lindsay
William Hamish Orbell
Andrew Robert Young
DIPLOMA IN HORTICULTURE
Brenda Louise Hill
DIPLOMA IN PARKS AND GARDEN TECHNOLOGY
Peter Nicholas Rickard, with Distinction
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The following candidates have had

presented at the Malaysian Ceremony,
26 June 1997:
MASTER OF COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT
Ming Fang Wong, in Economics
Ming Fang Wong, Second Class Honours, Division I
MANAGEMENT)
Woon Lin Chiang
Yan Ting Tan
Ahmad Nazmi Ab-Talib
Aizul Izuan bin Abdul Hamid
Arzuraida Abdul Rani
Noorwahida binti Abdul Wahid
Salahuddin Adri bin Ahmad
Noor Afra Amran
Ang Cheng Chin
Norshaliza binti Azman
Kouscelya Balasubramaniam
Emilyn Chan Chek Lian
Sheau Yenn Cheow
Chew Shen Siong
Yean Wah Chin
Choong Lee Chen
ChoyWaiKin
Andrew Chua Yong Qiang
Mohd Nazam bin haji Dzolkarnaini
GanHeng
Pervinder Kaur Grewal
Vivian Gun Ling Ling
Amir bin Hamdan
Theresa Ho Nyoke Shiam
Mohd Najib Idrus
Rohaiza Jaafar
Samihah Jaafar
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Thanapalan Kasipillai
Khaw Guat Eu
Vimala Kumar
LauSuChean
Jude Ignatius Lazaroo
Lee Chong Nee
Peter Lee Sip Leong
ShihTing Lim
Lim Twan Ching
Ling Tsui Nee
LowSiawTze
Shih MinLu
Mylah Mahmood
Nurmurniza Md. Zakaria
Mehazatul Amali binti Meaor Hassan
Marizah Minhat
Ahmad Riza bin Mohd Saian
Hapshahnizam Mohd Shah
Suhaida Mohd Sood
Rosemi Muhammad Ghazi
Naz Shireen Muhammad Ibrahim
Effariza Muhammad Nordin
Nuraiyah Muhammad Yusof
Ghaneshwaran Muthusamy
Anita Narayanan
David Ng Poh Siong
PuehKoonNg
NgTungGit
Fauziah binti Ngadiron
Nik Mohd Radzi Nik Wan
Amirul Syahrir Osman
Arrie Shamezia Othman
Rafida Othman
Regina Pappu P. Anthony
Nur Lina Rasol
Rosli Sabarudin
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Azlinda Safian
Sazlinda Sazli
Seah Boai Ngau
Norshafiza Shamsuddin
Jamie Priscilla Solomon
Muhanunad Syukri Sulaiman
Farizah Sulong
Tan EeMei
Sylvia Tan Khai Lin
Tan Li Wei
LiKien Teng
Tham Chan Wah
Thanemoly Thirunavukarasu
Thoh HuiLin
Miew Lee Ting
Wang PeiPei
Wang Wee Keong
AhMeiWong
Wong Kurn Yeen
Syarina Yaacob
Ruth Yap Shao Chen
Yap SiewLee
Nor Aslin Zabid
DOCTOR OF NATURAL RESOURCES honoris causa
Alfred Jabu Anak Nurnpang
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The followillg candidates have had

presented at the Singapore Ceremony,
23 August 1997:
Tong Chian Low, Second Class Honours, Division I
MANAGEMENT)
Wito Kalip
MunYeeKwan
HuiKoonLau
Ling Ling Lim
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (TRANSPORT)
Hock LengNg
MANAGEMENT)
Ratha Rajasoorian
Wong Kah Shen
Nguuk Fa Chen
Wei-Jen Chen
Terence Kim Meng Cheng
Chui Shien Chew
Raggeni dlo Doraiju
Eddy Zain bin Esham
So ok Yee Fong
Shoba Gunarasa
Kuen Kong Hew
Hamadah binti Johar
Ronald Justin Jolly
Kam Sing Weng
Anbalagan 8/0 Krishnan
julian Si Tee Lau
Kah Eng Lee
Lim Hooi Kuan
LihJiunLim
Rezal bi Mohamed-Ibrahim
Parimalar Murugesu
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Anaud Nadason
LeyMeeNgu
Rafizah Raup
Kwee Loon See
S Chandran all Sinnahiah
Rizal Vijay bin Sulaiman Solomon
Isyati Suparman
Anuratha alp Subramaniam Supermaniam
Din Key Angela Tan
Szu Yun Tay
Tey Teck Heng
Wei Hean Ernest Ting
Toh Chee Teng
Soon Meng Matthew Wong
Yoke Lin Yeo
Yong Poi Ching
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMMERCE SUBJECTS
Wei Ling Lim
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Degrees to be conferred at a University

of Canterbwy Ceremony on 1 May 1998:
BACHELORS OF ENGINEERING,
in Natural Resources Engineering
Vicki Johanna Henderson, First Class Honours
Richard Bax Clark, Second Class Honours, Division I
Ryan Jon Reuben Elley, Second Class Honours, Division I
Glenn Carlyle Irving, Second Class Honours, Division I
Paul Patrick Ollett, Second Class Honours, Division I
Leanne Gaille Reeve, Second Class Honours, Division I
Mark Gerard Mahoney, Second Class Honours, Division II
Juliet Claire Westbury, Second Class Honours, Division II
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The following candidates have applied

for conferment of degrees or .
presentation of diplomas 'in absentia'
Gregory Muir Anderson, in Animal Physiology
Almut Arneth, in Environmental Physics
Panane Dasanayake Mukiyanselage Gamini Dharmathilaka Bandara,
in Forestry
Hanison Kwame Dapaah, in Agronomy
MASTER OF ENGINEERING
Azam Khan, in Natural Resources Engineering
MASTERS OF SCIENCE
Charles Ampomah-Dwamena, First Class Honours,
in Plant Breeding and Biotechnology

Jennifer Victoria Bell, First Class Honours, in Plant Science
Wayne David McCallum, First Class Honours, in Resource Management
Rhys Edwards Taylor, Second Class Honours, Division I,
Adrian Allan Evans, in Entomology
Vasanthavemi Sivasubramaniam, in Entomology
Pudji Widodo, in Plant Ecology
MASTERS OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Rachael Louise May Adams, Second Class Honours, Division I, in Entomology
Ranlanayake Pathirannahelage Mahindapala, Second Class Honours,
Division I, in Agricultural Extension and Rural Development

Rusdi, Second Class Honours, Division II, in Ruminant Nutrition
Dadang Mulyadi Saleh, Second Class Honours, Division II,
in Animal Physiology
Thelma Soriano, Second Class Honours, Division II, in Plant Science
Matthew Peter Duncan Parish, Second Class Honours, Division I,
in Viticulture
Glenn John Stevens, Second Class Honours, Division I, in Hydrology
Sheryl Joy Rae Adams, in Natural Resources Engineering
Joanne Ruth Dewerse, in International Rural Development
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Michael Anthony Bunce, First Class Honours
Helen Frances Hurst
Mark McGuinness
Timothy Karl Mulliner
Antony Conrad Small
Beverley Ann Smith
Wendy Jane Sullivan
BACHELORS OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Peter David Handyside, Second Class Honours, Division I
Timothy Edward William Lissaman
BACHELOR OF HORTICULTURE
Charlotte Glen
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
Kunufa Yowano
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE
David Murray Cooper
Mark Edwin Sarginson
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN APPLIED SCIENCE
Geoffrey Lawrence Burke
Annabel Lucy Ensor
Ashraf Maher Khalil
John Kuso
GenlinPeng
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN VITICULTURE AND OENOLOGY
Michael John Davies, with Distinction
Jeffrey Bryan Keene, with Distinction
Andrew Johnston Smith, with Distinction
Paula Kaye Craig
Nadine Lesley Cross
Richard Peter Dalby
Felicity Kay Grocott
Colin Roderick McDonald
Simon John McGeorge
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Charlotte Faye Newton

Alexandra Michaela Sprenger
Cameron John Webster
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
Roger Lindsay Wilkinson
Darryl James Burn, First Class Honours, in Marketing
Brent James Casey, Second Class Honours, Division 1, in Economics
Peter Bruce Lyman, Second Class Honours, Division 1,
in Finance and Strategic Management
BACHELORS OF COMMERCE WITH HONOURS
James Stuart Murray, First Class Honours
Adam Joseph Skelton, First Class Honours
Clay Jude Bernard Sullivan, First Class Honours
Jin Ai Yeoh, Second Class Honours, Division II
Alvin Yew San Goh, Third Class Honours
BACHELORS OF COMMERCE (AGRICULTURAL)
Jerome Quentin Brosnahan
John Dominic Foley
Peter James Kane
Justin Trent Kearins
Jonathan Mark O'Sullivan
Keith William Wright
MANAGEMENT)
Jonathan Maxwell Bell
David Glen Courtney
James Clark McLeod
Richard Hugh Miller
Dallas Rapata Warn
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BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (HORTICULTURAL)
Juan Manuel Cuesta

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (TOURISM)
Richard William Neal Schofield

MANAGEMENT)
Adam Paul Spedderi Dougherty

Thomas Keith Frey
BACHELORS OF COMMERCE (FORESTRY)
Marcus Richard Blyth

Hamish Bruce McDonald
Andrew Francis Parker
BACHELORS OF APPLIED COMPUTING
Brian Desmond Graham

Adam Joseph Skelton
Sean Matthew Connolly, Senior Scholar

Matthew Joseph Band
Paula Ann Besley
Yeun Chin Chan
Sarah Louise Dickson
Michael William Ensor
Seng-Chee Fung
Sean Keeley Guerin
Duane Joel Hadfield
Paul Martin Hilton
Simon Colin Hole
John Earl Thomas Inglis
Guoo Jenn Liew
JooGekLim
Li Fung Jasmine Lim
Chia Hong Lin
Alexandra Mary Meates
Deane Andrew Newland
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Sean Privilege
Jenny Ruslim
Alison Mary Scown
Justina Mary Woods
Marion Ruth Seyb, with Distinction
Wei Chen
Kevin Neville Bone
Amanda Catherine Clegg
Jianshu Deng
Richard Owen Diack
Justin Paul Geary
Belinda Mavis Gorman
Andrew John Hawkes
Robert John Leys
Chia Hong Lin
Louise Ruth Mavor
Sarah Louise Meikle
Michelle Anne Nasmyth
Robert Hunter Reynolds
Timothy James Riley
Edward Spencer Storey
Tracy Lisa Walsh
Ross Michael Weston
Ming Ong Wong
MASTER OF PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM
MANAGEMENT
Paul Warwick Jones, Second Class Honours, Division I,
in Service Quality Management

MASTER OF RESOURCE STUDIES
Patrick Francis Quinn, Second Class Houours, Division I,
in Transportation Planning
BACHELOR OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE
Mark Emery Newdick, Second Class Honours, Division II
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MANAGEMENT
Andrew Dilllcan Janusz Balcar

Richard Scott Cockburn
Craig Roiano Davis
Adam Ernest Duckworth
Rowan John Hegglun
Cameron Guy Jones
Chole Lee Reid
Joshua Peter Smith
Alexander James Ball
Isaac James Bishara
Stephen James Karaitiana
Timothy Phillip Lysaght Shea
Evan James Sweney
Anna Catherine Temperton
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN NATURAL RESOURCES
John Warwick Trevena
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN PARKS, RECREATION AND
TOURISM MANAGEMENT
Rebecca Ann Sollitt, with Distinction

Susan Christine Benny
Christopher Ross Harvey
Robert Lane
Megan Aroha Paki
Jillian Susan Wade
Hayden Kane Williams
POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN RESOURCE STUDIES
Eric William Banks

Karyn Sheree Durham
Wyleen Gonzales
Diana Nicoll
Sarah Jane Oliver
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Richard David Adams

Simon Bramer
Reagan John Galbreath
Duncan Hales Henderson
Nigel Llewellyn Pannett
Jonathan Edward Telford Ussher
DIPLOMAS IN HORTICULTURAL MANAGEMENT
Hayden Vaughan Fry
Thomas Askhov Helle
Brett David Jackson
Dorianna Morley
George Morris Reynolds
DIPLOMA IN PARKS AND GARDEN TECHNOLOGY
James Donald Tait
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Biographical Notes on the

Bledisloe Medallist
WILLIAM MICHAEL KAIN
Bill Kain graduated from Lincoln with a Master of Agricultural Science

in Entomology in 1965. For the following ten years, he worked as a
pastoral entomologist at the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries,
RuakuraAgricultural Research Centre. In 1975, he completed his Ph.D.
at Lincoln and spent the following seven years as a scientist with MAF.
At the age of 41, Bill Kain became director of MAF's horticultural
research centre. In 1985, he was appointed regional director, southern
North Island ofMAF's agricultural research division. With the reforms in
science in the early 1990s, Bill Kain was appointed to co-ordinate the
establishment of the horticultural Crown Research Institute. In the
following year, he was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the New
Zealand Pastoral Agriculture Research Institute Limited (commonly
known as AgResearch).
AgResearch was the largest of the CRIs created at that time. Bill Kain
was responsible for creating a united, efficient and productive research
institute out of the distributed and diverse groupings that were put
together to make AgResearch.
Dr Kain stepped down as the Chief Executive of AgResearch in 1997,
but remains a director of the Institute. He is also a director of the Dairy
Research Corporation and Chairman of the Board of Analytical Research
Laboratories.
In 1998, Bill Kain accepted an appointment as Director of the new
Postgraduate and Research School at Lincoln University.
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Biographical Notes on
Candidates for Doctoral Degrees
Doctor of Cormnerce honoris causa
VICKI SUSAN BUCK
Vicki Buck is best !mown for her work during her three terms
as Mayor of Christchurch.
Ms Buck was first elected to the Christchurch City Council in 1975 at
the age of 19 while still a student at the University of Canterbury, and
has served on the Council ever since. She subsequently completed a
Master of Arts in political science, with a thesis in local government
finance. From 1977 until 19S3, she worked as a social worker.
As a city councillor and as Mayor, Ms Buck has given particular
priority to creating an environment that will lead to enhanced business
development and to job creation in the region. During a period when the
economy was in recession, Vicki Buck promoted business opportunities
in Christchurch and created a positive attitude in business and in the
population at large. She has led the development of the annual cycle of
Christchurch festivals that have promoted Christchurch as a destination
for tourists and other visitors.
In addition to her work as Mayor, Ms Buck is a director of Christchurch
City Holdings Ltd, the Community Trust, and the Canterbury
Development Corporation. She is a former local government
commissioner and a former member of the board of the Reserve Bank.
She is also a shareholder and director of the Christchurch College of
English Language, a private training provider in which Lincoln University
also has a holding.
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Doctor of Natural Resources

honoris causa
DIANA ISAAC
Diana Isaac is celebrated for her work as a conservationist. She and her
late husband, Sir Neil Isaac, began work rehabilitating barren, quarried
land on McLeans Island in the 1950s, starting a planting progranune, and
creating a chain of ponds and lakes in the spent gravel pits. In the 70 ha
that the Isaacs restored, and which they named Peacock Springs, they
have created a unique wildlife reserve. Among the achievements of
this work has been to provide a habitat for an extensive variety of
endangered species. The Isaacs also created a highly successful
salmon farm. This conservation and land restoration project has
received a number of awards, both in New Zealand and overseas and
has attracted many distinguished visitors. In 1977, Neil and Diana Isaac
established the Isaac Wildlife Trust to ensure the continuity of their
conservation work.
Lady Isaac still chairs the directors of Isaac Construction Ltd, the fum
she and her husband founded in 1950, and which has become one of
the largest and most successful construction fums in the South Island.
She is an active and energetic contributor to a vast number of charities,
arts organisations, conservation and wildlife groups, and other
community organisations.
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Doctors of Philosophy
PETER CRAIG ALMOND
Peter Almond's Ph.D. entitled, Soils and geomorphology of a lowland

rimuforest managedfor sustainable timber production, was
supervised by Dr J A Adams and Dr P J Tonkin of the Department of Soil
Science. The thesis defined and described the land forms and soils of
Saltwater in South Westland and their relationship to the indigenous
forest types found in this forest. It provides important resource
information which will assist the sustainable management of rimu. It also
provides a new interpretation of soil development in this environment.
Mr Almond had completed a Bachelor of Science degree with honours in
soil science at Massey University, and since 1990 has been a lecturer in
pedology in the Department of Soil Science at Lincoln University.
GREGORY MUIR ANDERSON
Gregory Anderson holds a Lincoln University Bachelor of Agricultural

Science with first class honours in animal science. Having completed his
honours degree, Mr Anderson took up a part-time assistant lectureship in
the Animal and Veterinary Sciences Group and began to work towards
his Ph.D. under Dr G K Barrell and Professor A R Sykes.
For his honours dissertation, Mr Anderson had investigated out-ofseason breeding in red deer. He extended his interest in this topic in his
Ph.D. studies where he investigated the role of thyroid hormones in the
control of seasonal reproduction in female red deer. He was able to
demonstrate that thyroid hormones switch off reproduction at the end
of the breeding season and that interruption of thyroid function would
enable deer to calve earlier than is usual on deer farms.
Mr Anderson is currently working at the University of West Virginia
where he is studying similar processes in sheep.
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ALMUT ARNETH
Almut Arneth's thesis presents new and valuable infonnation relating

CO 2 uptake and water-use to soil water availability, radiation and vapour
pressure deficits. The results of the research contribute vital knowledge
to our evaluation of New Zealand's greenhouse gas budgets.
Ms Arneth's supervisors were Dr F M Kelliher and Dr G D Buchan of the
Department of Soil Science. The project also involved the participation
of Landcare Research. Ms Arneth was supported by an AGMARDT
scholarship and a Lincoln University doctoral scholarship.
Before coming to Lincoln University, Ms Arneth had studied at
Universitat Bayreuth, Gennany where she completed a Diplom-Biologin
in plant ecology with a thesis that explored the transpiration and canopy
conductance of a Siberian larch stand.
PANANE DASANAYAKE MUKIYANSELAGE GAMINI

DHARMATHILAKA BANDARA
Panane Bandara completed a Bachelor of Science with honours in

agriculture at the University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka in 1980, and
then worked as a research officer for the Sri Lanka Department of
Forest Conservation.
On arrival at Lincoln University, Mr Bandara initially undertook
masters studies before transferring to a Ph.D. project supervised by
Dr D J Mead and Dr S X Chang of the Department of Plant Science with
the collaboration of Dr D Whitehead of Landcare Research Ltd.
Mr Bandara's research focused on the effects of pasture competition
on the above ground growth and physiology of radiata pine trees. The
research found that forest managers can use competition to their
advantage to give better fonned, more lightly branched trees. His
research also uncovered the advantage in an agroforestry situation
of using physiologically aged radiata pine clones over seedlings.
Mr Bandara's studies at Lincoln University were supported by funding
from the Sri Lankan government's agricultural research project.
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MAGDA VIEIRA BENAVIDES
Magda Benavides studied animal science at the Federal University

of Santa Maria, Brazil, taking out a masters degree with a thesis that
explored wool colouring.
She came to Lincoln University in 1993, supported by a Brazilian
government scholarship, to undertake Ph.D. studies, initially under the
supervision of Dr T C Reid of the Department of Wool Science, and more
recently Dr A P Maher. Associate supervision was provided by Dr M J
Young and Dr S Damak of the Animal and Veterinary Sciences Group.
The thesis examined selection criteria and DNA markers for clean wool
colour in Corriedale sheep. The research aimed to define strategies to
reduce the genetic component of non-scourable discolouration of wool.
NADINE ANGELA BERRY
Nadine Berry completed a Bachelor of Horticultural Science with first

class honours at Lincoln University in 1993. Her honours dissertation
had investigated the response of flow thrips to certain forms of stimuli.
Ms Berry's Ph.D. research considered the abundance, activity and
distribution of soil surface predators in farmland. The study was
supervised by Professor S D Wratten and R B Chapman ofthe
Department of Entomology and Animal Ecology and involved
participation and support from Heinz Wattie.
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JACQUELINE BOWRING
Jacqueline Bowring's Ph.D. represented a milestone in the development

of landscape architectural education in New Zealand; this is the
first Ph.D. which has been awarded in this country in the field of
landscape architecture.
The work entitled, Institutionaiising the picturesque, is of both
theoretical and practical significance. Ms Bowring developed a
conceptual model to analyse the principles upon which contemporary
professional landscape architecture is based. She argues that New
Zealand landscape design is dominated by an unquestioned reproduction
of 18th century picturesque principles. In order to move forward, both
educators and practitioners need to be more critically aware of the
assumptions underlying their work, so that a new phase of design
thinking can emerge.
Before undertaking her Ph.D. Studies, Ms Bowring had completed a
Bachelor of Science with first class honours in geography at the
University of Canterbury, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Landscape
Architecture with distinction at Lincoln University. She had then worked
for a period as a professional landscape architect. During her period as a
landscape architect, she had won a number of awards for her work.
Ms Bowring is now a lecturer in landscape architecture at Lincoln University.
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BLAIR DARRELL CASSIDY
Blair Cassidy came to Lincoln University in 1993 under a fellowship

funded by the Wool Research Organisation of New Zealand to engage
in Ph.D. research in computer modelling and simulation in the Centre
for Computing and Biometrics. Mr Cassidy's supervisors were
Dr G D Kulasiri and Professor A E McKinnon, with assistance from
Dr D Maddever of WRONZ. Mr Cassidy developed a computer model
to understand and predict the mechanical properties of woollen yam,
starting from the properties of individual fibres. His model captures
some of the most complex behaviour of the fibres in a yam and is the
most advanced model on yam mechanics today.
Mr Cassidy had previously completed a Bachelor of Science with
honours in mathematics at University of Canterbury.

Mr Cassidy is now employed by WRONZ as a research scientist, and
has been offered a postdoctoral fellowship in Japan.
HARRISON KWAME DAPAAH
Harrison Dapaah studied at Lincoln University under a scholarship

from the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. He had
previously taken a Bachelor of Science with honours in agriculture
from the University of Ghana and a Master of Science from the
University of Guelph in Canada. Before coming to Lincoln University,
Mr Dapaah had been working as a scientist for the Crop Research
lnstitute, Kumasi, Ghana.
The aim of Mr Dapaah's research work was to assess the suitability of
pinto beans as a new crop for Canterbury. He developed a computer
simulation model that will give farmers a good idea of the yields they
could expect if they grew the crop. This model also predicts when the
crop will mature and be ready for harvest. The project has led to
guidelines for growing the crop profitably, and a means of helping
farmers to decide whether or not the crop is suitable for their land.
Mr Dapaah is now working in a government research station in Ghana.
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DAVID MURRAY FORSYTH
David Forsyth came to Lincoln University in 1993, having completed a

Bachelor of Science with first class honours in zoology at the University
of Canterbury. At Lincoln University, he studied for a Ph.D. under the
supervision of Dr G J Hickling and Dr A M Paterson of the Department
of Entomology and Animal Ecology.
Mr Forsyth's research was a study of the interactions of thar and
chamois in the eastern Southern Alps. His studies provided new
information on the behavioural ecology of both species and will assist
the Department of Conservation to manage the impacts of both species
on the high-altitude grasslands of the region. Mr Forsyth was awarded
a FRST post doctoral fellowship in 1997 and is now undertaking
biodiversity research at the University of British Columbia.
AMANDANANCYD~FREEMAN
Amanda Freeman took a Bachelor of Science at the University of

Auckland before transferring to Lincoln University in 1988 where
she completed a Master of Science in Resource Management. While
working in the natural sciences department at the Canterbury Museum,
Ms Freeman took out a Diploma in Museum Studies from Massey University.
In 1994, she returned to Lincoln University to study for a Ph.D. under
K J Wilson and Dr A M Paterson of the Department of Entomology and
Animal Ecology. Ms Freeman's thesis assessed the importance of
fisheries waste in the diet of Westland petrels, a species of seabird that
breeds only at Punakaiki. She found that, while fisheries waste is
important, the birds' exploitation of this uncertain food source is one of
opportunism and not dependence. In this study, Ms Freeman became the
first person to track burrow breeding seabirds at sea using satellite
telemetry. The transmitter package she designed is now the standard
package used internationally. Ms Freeman was the first person to adapt
molecular methods developed for fisheries forensic work to diet studies
on free ranging sea birds.
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JOHN EVERARD HUNT
John Hunt's thesis is an attempt to understand the likely changes in

ultra violet B radiation that will be experienced in New Zealand, and
the resultant effects on our native flora. He has quantified what level
of change has happened already, how it is affected by our local
environment, and how native plants, as well as a commercial model
plant (cucumber) react to these changes.
The research should assist in determining whether changing UV patterns
have resulted, or are likely to result, in changes in the distribution of
some of our native ecosystems.
Before embarking on his doctoral studies, Mr Hunt had completed a
Bachelor of Science with honours at the University of Otago.
He conducted his Ph.D. as part of his ongoing progranune at Landcare
Research Ltd. The work was supervised by Dr D L McNeil of the
Department of Plant Science, and Dr G D Buchan of the Department
of Soil Science.
NGENANGAKJANGU
Ngenang Jangu came to Lincoln University in 1992 and completed a
Master of Agricultural Science degree in the Department of Farm and
Horticultural Management. In 1994, he began to study for a Ph.D. under
the supervision of Dr S K Martin of the Department of Farm and
Horticultural Management with associate supervision from Professor
P E Earl of the Department of Economics and Marketing, and Dr J R
Fairweather of the Agribusiness Economics Research Unit.
In his research, Ngenang Jangu identified four classifications of people
who do not adopt new technologies. He isolated the mental constructs
of each group with respect to a particular innovation, and compared
these constructs between groups and also with those of a group of
adopters. The research shows that non-adopters are not a homogeneous
group, as had often been previously assumed. The practical implication
of this research is that innovations need to be specifically targeted if the
uptake of a new technology is to be increased.
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On completion of his Ph.D. studies, Ngenang Jangu returned to Sarawak. He

is currently the Officer-in-Charge of one of the nine divisions in the
Department of Agriculture. He is responsible for the Sarikei region which
has 250 staff, most of them field extension officers.
MARLENE VERA JASPERS
Marlene Jaspers undertook her Ph.D. studies while working as a senior

tutor at Lincoln University, initially in the Department of Microbiology and
more recently in the Department of Plant Science. She conducted her
research on the incidence, yield effects and transmission of a virus found in
New Zealand.
Mrs Jaspers' work was initially supervised by Dr R C Close and more
recently by Emeritus Professor A P Mulcock and Dr A M Stewart with the
assistance of Dr M N Pearson of the School of Biological SCiences,
University of Auckland.
Before embarking on her Ph.D., Mrs Jaspers had completed a Bachelor of
Science with first class honours in microbiology at the University of Canterbury.
JACK KEE HOCK LOO
Jack Kee Hock Loo took a Lincoln University Bachelor of Commerce and
Management in 1993 and then completed a Bachelor of Commerce with first
class honours and a Master of Commerce and Management with distinction
in management. His masters thesis examined the ethics of university
students in New Zealand and related ethical beliefs and practices to
ethnicity.
Having completed his masters degree, Mr Loo began research for his Ph.D.
under the supervision of Dr D A Sauers, Dr D L Dean, J G Kennedy and
C G Lamb of the Department of Economics and Marketing. The thesis
entitled, The relative contributions of transformational and transactional
leadership to team climate and innovation performance, examines forms
of leadership and assesses the ways in which leadership behaviour relates
to the innovation of groups.
Mr Loo has now taken up a management position with Ernst and Young
Consultant Pte Ltd. in Singapore.

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EVERSON JAMES PETERS

Everson Peters was awarded a commonwealth scholarship to study in
the Department of Natural Resources Engineering at Lincoln University.
He had previously completed a Bachelor of Science in agricultural
engineering with first class honours at the University of West Indies, St
Augustine, and had then taken out a Master of Science at the University
of Guelph, Ontario. His masters degree thesis was entitled, Afinite
element modelfor drainage in a pucks tan clay.
At Lincoln University, Mr Peters was supervised by Dr D J Painter and Dr
S Samarasinghe. His research combined statistical forecasts of rainfall
and a comprehensive catchment model to provide better predictions of
inflows to the Waitaki River headquarters. This is a complex topic which
has considerable practical significance for the New Zealand electricity
generation industry.
GARY JOHN PICKERING
Gary Pickering's thesis was entitled, The production of reduced alcolwl

wine using glucose oxidase.
This research demonstrated the potential for using a new technology which
is not dependent on the use of expensive equipment for the production of
reduced alcohol wine. The chemical composition and sensory properties of

the wines produced by this technology were evaluated.
The research has made a significant contribution to the literature in the
understanding of the contribution of ethanol to the perception of
"fullness" (viscosity, density) of white wine.
Mr Pickering had completed a Bachelor of Science at Victoria University
of Wellington and then transferred to Lincoln University to begin a
masters degree specialising in viticulture wine science. He subsequently
enlarged his research and developed it to a Ph.D. project.
His research was supported by a Lincoln University doctoral scholarship

and an AGMARDT scholarship.
Mr Pickering has now taken up a lectureship in wine science in the School
of Wine and Food Sciences, Charles Sturt University, New South Wales.
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SILKERUMPF
Having completed a Diplom at Universitat Heidelberg, Silke Rumpf

enrolled at Heidelberg for a Ph.D. As part of her doctoral studies,
she travelled to New Zealand under a Daimler Benz fellowship to
work in the Department of Entomology and Animal Ecology at
Lincoln University. Having become involved with the research of
the department, Miss Rumpf then abandoned her Heidelberg Ph.D.
and transferred to Lincoln University.
Ms Rumpfs Lincoln research was supervised by R B Chapman and
Dr S P M Womer of the Department of Entomology and Animal Ecology
with advice from W Haiga of the German Ministry for the Environment.
Her research studied the sub-lethal effects of pesticides on lace wings,
and explored the potential for integrated pest management.
HUNG-YJ SU
Su Hung-Yi came to Lincoln University to embark on his doctoral studies

having completed a Master of Science at Flinders University, Adelaide.
At Lincoln University, he studied the effects of hormones in hair and
fibre growth in mice and sheep. The research was supervised by
Professor D W Bullock and Dr S Damak of the Animal and Veterinary
Sciences Group, with the participation of Dr R Bickerstaffe and Dr J G H
Hickford in the latter stages of the study.
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STEPHEN MARK THOMAS
Stephen Thomas completed a Master of Applied Science degree in the

Department of Soil Science at Lincoln University before being awarded
a Lincoln University Doctoral Scholarship to undertake Ph.D. research.
Before coming to New Zealand, Mr Thomas had served in the Royal
Navy and had completed a Bachelor of Science degree with honours in
geography at Plymouth Polytechnic, and a Master of Science at Cranfield
Institute of Technology. He had then worked as an irrigation specialist in
Kenya.
Mr Thomas' Ph.D. research at Lincoln University was supervised by
Dr J A Adams of the Department of Soil Science and co-supervised

by Dr D Whitehead of Landcare Research. The project involved a
collaboration between the New Zealand Forest Research Institute,
Landcare Research and Lincoln University. The thesis was entitled,
Seasonal below-ground carbon balancejor Pinus radiata trees growing
at ambient and elevated CO2 concentrations. The research measured
and modelled changes in root growth and soil carbon respiration arising
from increased atmospheric carbon dioxide levels.
JUDY-ANN HELEN WARREN
Judy-Ann Warren completed a Bachelor of Agricultural Science with

first class honours in soil science in 1990, and then moved on to
doctoral studies.
Her doctoral research, supervised by Dr R G McLaren and Dr J A Adams
of the Department of Soil Science, examined the application of
municipal sewage sludge to an acid forest soil. This research makes a
valuable contribution to the understanding of some of the problems
associated with the disposal of sewage sludge to forest soils.
It also reveals areas of concern requiring further study and it highlights
problems with methodologies for examining forest sewage sludge systems.

Mrs Warren's studies were supported by an NZU doctoral scholarship.
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Scholarship Awards -1997

(The awards listed are for the initial year of tenure)
Undergraduate Scholarships
Browns Barldy Soil Nutrient Scholarship . .Ruth D.M. Lee
Sir Malcolm Burns Award .............. . . .Nicholas J. Hobden
Canterbury Frozen Meats Scholarship . .... No Award 1997
William & Ina Cartwright Scholarship . .... No Award 1997
John Chaytor Memorial Scholarship . ... . . .James H. Jones
DRC Studentship . . . . .................... .No Award 1997
Eastern Equities Corporation Ltd Scholarship in Transport
..... . ...... . .. . ............ . ........ . ... .Ellen A. Fox-Scholten
Elcowool Bursary ... . . . ... . . . ... . .. . ......Bronwyn M. Allan
Elders Pastoral Scholarship . . . ..... .. . . ...Jane A. Noaro
Charles & Ella Elgar Scholarships . . . . .. .. Damian P. Byrne
. . . ............ . .. . ... . . .. ... . .. .... . . . . . . Andrew G. Fergusson
............ . ... .. ... .... .. . . .. . .. . . . .. . . .Stuart K. Handley
Freemasons Scholarships ..... . ...... . . . . .Janet M. Calder
.. . ......... . .. . ......................... Adam J . Skelton
George Graham Trust Scholarship . .. .. .. .. No Award 1997
Harcourts Real Estate Scholarships .. . .. . .James A.C. White
William Hudson Scholarship . ... . . . . . ......Joanne M. Amyes
Lincoln University Alumni Association Scholarship
... . ...... . ....... . . . . ..... . . . ..... . ..... Judith C. Fussell
Lincoln University American Exchange Scholarship
....... . . .. ....... . ... ......... ... ... . .. ..Bodie L. Davies
.... . .... . . .... . . . . ....... . ... . . .. . ...... .Liam J . Farrell
.... . . .. . . ... . .. . ... . . . ......... .. . .. . .. ..Charlotte N.L. Chambers
.............. . .. . . . . . ..... . ..... .. ... . . . ..TzeC. Wah
Lincoln University Suffrage Centennial
Undergraduate Scholarship .... . . . ...... . .Amanda K. Congdon
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Lincoln University Summer Research Scholarships

(i) Department of Economics & Marketing
........... .. ..... . ........ .. . . .... ... ....Rhys B. Evans
. ................... . ...... . ..............Elizabeth F. F1etcher
.................................. . ...... Antony J. Gibson
...... ... ...... . ... . ..... . .... . .... . ......Kaye A. Godfrey
....... . . ... . .. . ... . ..... . . .. . . ... . .... ...Karina L. Jenkins
. . ................. . ...... . ......... . .. . ..Kee Hock Loo
..... . . ...... . .. ... .. .... . . . ....... . ......Scott D. Nixon
. . .. . ... . ... . ...... . ......................Douglas H. Watt
(li) Department of Entomology & Animal Ecology
.... .. ................. . ................. John M. Daly
.... .. .. . .. .. . . . ... . ...... . ....... . . . .... .Michael J. Gorton

. . ...... . ..... . .... . . .. . . . ... .. ..... . .....Kerri L. Lukis
..... . .......... . ...... . . . . . . . ...... . .....Stephen M. Pawson
(iii) Department of Farm & Horticultural Management
............................. . ......... . ..Bernadette J . Corcoran

..... . ......... . ... ... . .. .................Samantha M. Gurteen
............ . .. . . . . . ... . . .. ...............Daniel F. Kelly
..... . .. . ................. . ......... . .... .Keith W. Wright
(iv) Department of Human and Leisure Sciences
. . ................... . .... . .............. Janet M. Calder
(v) Department of Plant Science . . ........Alistair D. Black
............ . .... . ................ .. .. .. . .Bert Borger
. . . .... . . . ........... . ......... . ... . . ......KimM. Eade
........ . ................. . ...... . ....... Amanda R. Ridley
....... . .. . ......... . .... . ........ . . . . . ...Raymond M. Garb
..... .. .. .. ................... .. .. . . . .... .Gillian Harper
.. . ........................... . ... . .. .... .Sheree J. Knox
.................... .. ......... . .. . . ..... Andrew M. Redmond
(vi) Department of Soil Science . ..........Kirstyn R. Graham
. . ........... . .. . .. . ........... . .. . ...... .sonia 1. Petrie
(vii) Centre for Mountain Studies ........ .Juan C. Candia
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(viii) Centre of Resource Management . . . .Martin R. Kennedy
T.E. Ludecke Memorial Award ... . .. . . . . . .Keela V. Atkinson

. . . . . .. . ... .. ........ .. . ... . . . . . ...... . . . .Menyn E. Bayliss
William S. MacGibbon Scholarship ...... .. Gavin J . Harwood
Market Gardeners Ltd Horticultural Scholarship
. . . . . .... ... . . . .. . . . . . .. ... . ... . . . . . . . . . . .Rochelle A. Parkes
Marlborough Farm Improvement Club Scholarship
. . . . . . . . ..... . . . . ......... . ... . . .. . ... . ... .No Award 1997
Michael Martin Bursary . ......... .. .... . . .Gavin J. Harwood
Minister of Transport's Undergraduate Award in Transport
. . . . ... ... . .... . . . .. . ... . .. . ... . . .. ... . . ..Sarah J . Tylee-Porter
N.Z. Fruit Growers' Federation Bursaries .
.. ... . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . ... . . . .. .. . . . . . Alistair R. King
.. . . . .... . . ... . . . . . . . ... . .. . .... .. . . . . ... .Simon R. Roberts
N .Z. Post Transport Scholarship . . .. . .... . .Elizabeth A. Pirie
. . .. . .. . . ... . . . . . ... ... . .. .... . . . . . . .... . .Bodie L. Davies
N.Z. Wool Industry Charitable Trust Scholarship
. . ... . ..... .. .. ... ........ .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . .Charlotte L. Belcher
N.Z. Woolscourers' 50th Anniversary Bursaries
. . .. .... . .. .... .. .. . . . . . ... .. . . . . . ... . .. . Hamish T. Pavey
. . .. . .. .... . ... . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . ....... . . .Russell W. Haigh
Sir John Charles Nicholson Scholarship . . .Christine L. Johnston
S.S. Obery Farm Cadet Bursary . . . . .. . .. .. No Award 1997
S.S. Obery Scholarship .... . .. . ... .. .. . .. . .Adam P. Friend
Sir Arthur Sims Scholarships . ... . . .. . . . ... Hamish W. Anderson
. . .. .. ... . . . . . . .... . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . ......Caleb B. Ballin
. ... .. . .... ....... . . . . . . . . .. ... . ... . . . .. . .Kent Barnes
. . . . . ..... . . . . . . . .. . . . . ... . . . . . . . ... . . . . . .Jeffrey S. Bennett
.. . . ... . . .... .... ... .. . .. . . . .. . . ..... .. ...Gregory Brown
.. . ... . . . . . .. ... .... . .. ... ... . .. .. . . . . .. . .John C. Cordner
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..... ........ ............ ....... ......... Andrew J . Fisher

. . . . ... . .. . ....... . .......... .......... ...Dallas A. Hamilton
....... . .. ... ... . ........... ............. .Matthew J. Iremonger
............ . . . . .. . ....... ...... . ........ Howard G. Judson
............. .. . . ... .. ... . ......... . .... . .John D. McCaw
...... .... . ....... .. ...... . . ...... .. . .... Aaran C. Minson
.. ... . ........ . ........ . . ..... ... . ... .. ...Robert D. Mitchell
.. . ....... ....................... . ..... ...Todd M. Ormandy
..... .... . ... . ........................... Andrew Petrie
... .......... . ........... . ... .. . . . . ... .. .. Christopher D.J. Sanders
... .. . . ...... ... ... . . . .... . ...............Dean P. Serra
... . ...... . ........ . . .... . .. . .. ..... . . . ...Duncan D. Spear
... .... . ... . . .. .. . .. ... . .. .... . . ..........Duane J.D. Te Paa
J.S. Taylor Memorial Award . ...... . ..... .. SaraJ. Gordon

............ . .......... . ... ... . . ........ . .Reuben J. McPeak
......... .. . . . . . . .........................Daniel B. Stubbs
Te Manatu Waka Mana Wahine . . . . ........ Ruth H. Tipples
.. ... .... . ............................... Angela Woodward
Tranzrail Scholarship .... .... . . ........... David J. Edgecombe
J.M.H. Tripp Scholarship . .... ........ .. ... No Award 1997
Trustbank Southland Scholarship . . .... . ..Andrew J. Dumbleton
Gladys Grace Vale Bursary . . .. . ...........Simon Chapman
.. .. ..... .. ................. . .... .........Kirstin H. Spratt
Wools of New Zealand Woolhandling Scholarship
....... . ...................... .. ..........Rosemary Giles
Wrightson Scholarships ... ......... ... .. . .Robert N. Diack
..... ... . .... . ....... .. . ...... .. ..........Paul R. Petrie
Zonta International Founders' Day Scholarship
..... ... .... ......... . ................. . ..Deborah A. Smith
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POSTGRADUATESCHOLARSillPS
AGMARDT Scholarships ................ .. Nicola A. Irvin
. ...... . .......... . ...... ... . ... ... ..... ..Corinne P. Rooney
Gerald Agnew Graduate Scholarship .... .. Benjamin Reddiex
Airways Corporation Postgraduate Fellowship
... . . . ...... . ................ ... . ........ Andrew J. Fisher
Syd Bodmin Postgraduate Scholarship . ....James G. Ross
E.J. Brenan Trust Postgraduate Scholarship in Road Transport
................ . .. ... ....................No Award 1997
MacMillan Brown Agricultural Research Scholarships
...... . ...... ...................... .. . . . ..Mohammad S. Baloch
.............. .... .... ........ ........... .w. Richard Cookson
...... .. ..... .. .... . ......................Marcus M. Greven
Canterbury Growers Society Scholarship .. Michael B. Hurley
Leonard Condell Farming Trust Scholarship
...... ..... ... ........ ... ................ .w. Richard Cookson

Crop and Food Research Scholarships . ....Anna W. Campbell
... . .. ... ...... ........ . ..................Matthew W. Crampton
...... . ................. . .... .... .. .. .. . . .Michael Takla
.. . ................... .. ....... . . . ...... . .Md Azizul Haque
Foundation for Arable Research/Vegfed Postgraduate Fellowship
. . ........ . . .... . . ..................... .. .Steven A. Wakelin
Freemasons Postgraduate Scholarship .... Benjamin Reddiex
Health Research Council Summer Studentship
. . . . . .. . . ... .. .... .. ... .. . .... . . .... ..... .Maree J . Clapham
Health Research Council Postgraduate Scholarship
......... .. .. .... .... .. ...................Hayley J. Ridgeway
Sir Charles Hilgendorf Memorial Postgraduate Research
Scholarship ... . ................ . ..........Maree J. Clapham
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Land Transport Safety Authority Postgraduate Fellowship

. . ... . . ............... . . ..... . . . . . ...... . ..KerryWood
Lincoln University Suffrage Centennial Postgraduate Scholarship

. . . ......... . .... . .. ... . .. .. .. . ... . . . .....Nicola A. Irvin
Lincoln University Doctoral Scholarships

. .... . . . . . .. .... .. ...... .. ...... . . . . . . ... Adrian Antonov
.. . . ............ . ............. . .. .. ... . .. Juan J. Bologna
... . .... . .. . . . . .. .... . . ..... .. . ....... . . . .Campbell J .B. Cooper
. . . .. . . . . .... . ... . .... . ... . ... . . . ... . . . ...Stephen R. Espiner
. . . . .. . ... ... ...... . .. . . . ..... . . . ... . . . ...Michael B. Hurley
...... ... . ... ... . .. . . .. ... .. .. . ....... . ...Christopher S. Kerr
.... ..... . ... ... . .. . . ..... . ...... . ... . ....Corinne P. Rooney
. . . . . .. .. ...... . . .. .............. . ..... . ..Frances A. Schmechel
..... . . . ... .. . . . . . .. ... . . . ... ... . . . . ......Stephen C. Urlich
Lincoln University Masterate Scholarships

...... . .... . ... . ........ . .. .. . . .... . ... . ..Ruth P. Bunney
. ....... .. ... . . . .... . . . ..... . . . . . .. . . . . . . .Brendan A.C. Chase
...... . .... . . . . . ... .. . . ... . . ... . . . .. . .....Bruce A. Fyfe
. . .. . . . . . .... . . . ... . .. . . .... .. . ... . .. . ... .Susan E. Ladd
... .. ... ... .. .. . .. . . .. . ... . ... . ....... . .. Juliet R. Milne
. . ...... . . . ........ . ...... . ... . . . . . .. ... . .Marian R. Smith
Lincoln University Graduate Scholarships

. . . . . . .... . ... . .... . . . . . ..... ... . .. . ... . ..Mandy C. Barron
... . . . ...... . . . . . .. . . ... ... . . ...... . ... . ..Liam P . Butler
... . ... .. . . .. . .. ......... . . .. .... ... .. .. . .Ifakat T. Cagatay
. ... . .... . . ... . . . . . .. .. ........... ... . ....Louise E. Cullen
.... . ...... . .. . . . . . . . .............. . . . . .. Julie Geritzlehner
. ... . . . .. . . . . . ... . .. . . . . . .. . .. .. . .. . ..... .Marcus M. Greven
.. . . . .. . ... .. .. . . . . .. . ... . ... . . .... . ..... Jane Q. Huang
. ...... . . . . . . ... . . .. . .... . .... . . . . . .......Nicola R. Jackson
. . ... . ... .. . . . .......... . .. .. . . .... . . .....Trudy Jones
. . ...... . . .... . . .. .. ............. .. . ......Sheree J. Knox
.. . . . .. . . . .. . . . . .... . . ....... . . ... .. . . . . . . .TongC. Low
. ....... .. . . . .... .. ... ... . ... . ... . ........Manfred J . Oswald
.. . . . . . . .... . . . . .... . . . . .. ... . .. . ... . . . .. James E. Parkinson
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Lincoln University Senior Scholarships .. . .Peck KE. Chaar

. . . ............. . .... . . . .............. . . . .Charmain M. Drinnan
...... .. ...... . . . .............. . . . . . .. . . . .Bruce A. Fyfe
...... . .. . . . .. . . . ............ . . . ...... . . . .Susan E. Ladd
...... .. . .. ... . . . . . ..... . .......... . . .. . . Juliet R. Milne
.. . ....... . ...... . ... ........... ..... .... .Mark R. Wells
.................... . ............. ... . . .. .Philip Wood
Henry Marfell Scholarship .. . . . ... . .. . . .. .Andrew G. Fergusson
L.W. McCaskill Scholarship .. . . . . .. . . . .. . .W. Richard Cookson
. . . . .. ... . ... . .............. . .. . ...... . . ..Nicola R. Jackson
. ...................... . .. . ... ... .. . .... ..Stephen C. Urlich
Sarita McClure Scholarship ... . . . . . .. . . .. .Nicola R. Jackson
. . ... .. . ............ . . . ... . ... .. . ... .. . . . .Uchi L.O. Matson
Alex McDonald Merchants Research Scholarship
. . . . . . . ..... . ............ . .... .... ...... . .Michael Takla
McEwings Mountain Sports-MacPac Wilderness Postgraduate
Research Scholarship in Parks, Recreation and Tourism
. . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. ... . . . .. .... . .. . ......Damian J . Morgan
Sir John Ormond Doctoral Scholarship . . .. Niki Hynes
Sir John Ormond Postgraduate Scholarship
..... . .............. . ...... . ...... . ..... ..Liam P. Butler
Heaton Rhodes Scholarship . . . . . .. . . . ..... Louise E. Cullen
A.C. Rayner Memorial Scholarship . ... ....Jee L. Tan
Struthers Scholarship . . . .............. . ...Benjamin Reddiex
Kathleen Ann Stevens Scholarship ... . . . . .James G. Ross
Tuapapa Putaiao Maori Fellowship ........James M. Ataria
Turners & Growers Ltd Postgraduate Research Scholarship
.......... . . . .. . . . . .. . ... ... . .. .. . . . . . ... .Michael B. Hurley
Gordon Williams Postgraduate Fellowship in Biological Sciences
. . . .. . . ... .. . . . . . .................. . .. .. ..Benjamin Reddiex
.... . . . ... .. . . ... .. . .................. . . ..Frances A. Schmechel
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Prize Awards - 1997

Alistair Beere Memorial Prize ... . ...... . ..Matthew J. Harrington
ASB BANK Prizes
1st in FIAC 102 . .. . . ... . . . . . . . .. . . . ..... Si-Yeoul Mun
2nd in FIAC 102 . .... . . . ....... . . .......Michelle R. Urquhart
1st in FIAC 103 . .. ....... . ... . . . . . ......Leanne M. Chamberlain
2nd in FIAC 103 ................. . ...... Nicola E. Reed
Ian Blair Memorial Prize ... . ..............Juliet R. Milne
Boffa Miskell Award .... .. ................Thomas F. Carter
. .. .. . .......... . .. . ........ . ..............Christopher L. Hubble
Brooker's Prize in Resource Management .Gillian L. Smith
J. Bruce Brown Memorial Prize .. . .... .. ..Ashley Burdon
Chartered Institute of Corporate Management (NZ) Inc Prize
. . . . .... . . . ...... . ...... . ... ..... . . . . ......Brian S. Taylor
Clif Collister Prize .. . .... . . . ... . ..........Michael Killick
David Combridge Cup ... . .. . . . ............ Dorianna Morley
The CCH Tax Prize ...... . ..... . .. .. .. . . . .Brenda I. Grant
The CCH Law Prize .............. . ........ Paul A. Koster
Dalgety & Co.'s Challenge Cup . . ....... . . .Aaron B. Gorrie
Deloitte Ross Tohrnatsu
Prize in Parks, Recreation and Tourisrn/Resource Studies
Prize I ... ... ..... . .......... . ...... ....Barbara L. Baragwanath
Prize II ... ...... ... ..... . .. . . ... ... ... .Trecia A.S. Smith
Prize in Commerce
Prize I ....... .. . . . . ..... . ... . ... . . . ....Leanne M. Chamberlain
Prize II ... . ...... . .......... . ....... . ..Douglas H. Watt
Economics Society Prize ........ . . . ...... .Antony Bowyer
S.C. Harris Memorial Cup ...... . . . ........ Nicola H. McLean
John Hayward Memorial Prize . ... ........ Heidi J. Lynch

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The Herb Producers Prize ... .. . . ... . .. . ... Hamish E. Brown

E.R. Hudson Prize .. . . . .. .. ... .. . . ... .. . . . .william Grigg
Human and Leisure Sciences Prizes in Social Science
Year 1 . . .... . . . .. ... . ... .. .. .. . .... ... .KellY A.C. Armstrong
Year 2 . . ... .. . .. . .. . .. . . ... ... . . .... . ..Michelle J. Smith
Year 3 ....... . . ... .. ....... . ...... . . .. .Lucy S. Chaston
Institute of Chartered Accountants' of New Zealand Canterbury/Westland Branch Prize . .. . . ... Penny J. Thomson
Institute of Chartered Accountants' of New Zealand Prizes
Year 1 . . .. ... . . .. . . .. . . . ... .. ... . . . .. . .Tiah S. Lee
Year 2 . ....... ... .. ... .. ............. . .Penny J. Thomson
Year 3
1st . .... . ..... ... ... .... . ...... .. ..Heather E. Bridson
2nd . .. .. . . .. .. ...... . .. . .. . .. . . .. Avril K. Benton
3rd .. . .... . ... . .. ... .... . ..... .. . . .Sean M. Connolly
Institute of Internal Auditors (NZ) Inc. Prize
.. . . . .. . .. . . .... . . . .. . . .. .. . ... . . .. . . . . .. .Yarion R. Seyb
... . ...... . .. . . . .. .... . . . .. . .... . .... . . ... .YuH. Ying
The Tony Jackman Award ... . ... .. . . ... .. .Susan C. Donaldson
C.C. Leitch Memorial Cup ... . . . ... . . .. .. ..Jermifer Mathieson
Matson & Co.'s Challenge Cup . .. . .. .. . . . .Robyn N. Bergersen
McEwings Mountain Sports-MacPac Wilderness Equipment Prizes
in Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Year 1: . .. . . . .... . . ....... . .. ... . . ... .. Sara J. Gordon
Year 2: .. . . ... .. . . . .. . ..... .. . .... . ... .Therese A. Barber
Year 3: . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . ... .......Rowan J. Hegglun
Merrell Johnston Prize . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ..... .Barry Dawson
N.Z. Computer Society Prize . .. . . . . ..... . .Michael Killick
N.Z. Farmers' Co-op Cup .. . ..... . .. .. ..... Rosemary Giles
N.Z. Institute of Agricultural Science Prizes
. . . . . . . ... .. .. .. ..... . ... ... . ...... ...... .Gavin J. Harwood
. .. . .... . .. .. . . . ..... . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .Charles J. Todhunter
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N .Z. Society of Horticultural Science Prize Paul R. Petrie

N.Z. Society of Animal Production Prize . . .Nancy-Jane Urquhart
N.Z. Society of Farm Management Prize . . .Mark A. Grenside
Job Osborne Family Bursary .. . .. . . . ......Jane C. Wright
Parks, Recreation and Tourism Prizes
Alan Taylor Prize .. . . . ..... . .. . ...... .Joanne E. Walton
Jolm Taylor Prize . . .... . ... ... .. . . . .. .Andrew Haugh
Pat Devlin Prize . . . .. . .. . .. . ...... . .. .Erina Metcalfe
Property Management Institute Prize . . ... Timothy Amott
Wreford Reed Memorial Cup & Marcroft Challenge Medal
.... . . . ....... . ...... . ...... . ... . . .. . .. . .. .Jermifer Mathieson
W.O. Rennie Memorial Prize . . ... . .. . . .. . .. Nancy-Jane Urquhart
University Gold Medals:
Agriculture .............. . ..... ...... . . .. .Debra J. Hamilton
Horticulture ...... . ...... . ..... . . . ........ Nicola H. McLean
Waihora Prize . .. ... . ... ........ . . . ... . . . . .Julie Geritzlehner
Leonard White Memorial Cup . . . ... .. ..... Robyn N. Bergersen
...... . ..... ...... .... ....... ... . .. .. .... . .Karyn S. Quinn
Sir James G. Wilson Prize ........... . .. . .. Nancy-Jane Urquhart
Jason Winter Memorial Prize ... . . . . . ......Jermifer Bond
George F. Wright Cup . . ....... . . . . ........ Christopher J. Hayes
W.A. Yardley Cup ... . . ... . .. . ... ........ . .Nicholas T. Henderson
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LINCOLN~

The future starts here.

Christchurch Town Hall, Friday 24 April, 1998

The Pro Vice-Chancellor:

The Academic Registrar:

Academic Programme Directors:

The Esquire Bedel:

The audience wiU stand during the entry of the academic

The waiata wiU be foUowed by the presentation of the

Part One: Morning Ceremony

Part ThO: Afternoon Ceremony

Ka piki ake kei whea

Handed down through the generations

God Defend New Zealand

Hear our voices, we entreat,

Long live the Uni'versity,

The colours for the hoods are:

Allister Glen Body

Sok Hui Mary Ho

Jolm Lyall O'Connell

Tana Marie Watson

Vicki Susan Buck

Christopher Francis Anderson

Darren Robert Homer

Tracey Maree Burr

Grant Jon Miller

BACHELORS OF COMMERCE (FORESTRY)

Degrees to be conferred and

Patricia Stacy Kirkland-Smith, Second Class Honours, Division I,

MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

Jonathon Edward Neilson, Second Class Honours, Division II

Mark Leslie Selwyn Hellyer

Bridget Justine Woods

Lisa-maree Gibellini, First Class Honours

Angus David Laird

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN PARKS,

Dayle Murray Slinn

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN APPLIED SCIENCE

Gregory Keith John Nelson

Stephen Ronald Adamson, with Distinction

The followillg candidates have had

POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMAS IN VITICULTURE AND

BACHELOR OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

BACHELORS OF PARKS, RECREATION AND TOURISM

Max Demian Dewdney

Lisa Jan Rossiter

David John Schumacher

Shuk Yi F10rence Kwok

Alexandra Sophie Edgar

Peter Nicholas Rickard, with Distinction

The following candidates have had

The followillg candidates have had

Degrees to be conferred at a University

The following candidates have applied

in Plant Breeding and Biotechnology

Division I, in Agricultural Extension and Rural Development

Charlotte Faye Newton

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (HORTICULTURAL)

Juan Manuel Cuesta

Richard William Neal Schofield