Faculty of Business
Wagga Campus Dean’s List and Prizes Ceremony 2008
9 April 2008
The Ceremony to present Dean's List awards and Prizes to continuing students, was held on the Wagga Campus on Wednesday 9th April 2008 at the Wine & Food Industry Training Centre.
Students who achieve a Distinction or High Distinction in every subject undertaken during a session (or over two sessions if part time students) are nominated for the Dean's List. The Dean, Professor John Hicks, presented students who attended, with their Certificates after congratulating them on their achievements.
Students included on the Dean's List for studies completed in 2007 were:
- Emily ATTWOOD, Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
- Nicholas BELLING, Bachelor of Information Technology
- Christopher BONEHAM, Bachelor of Business (Business Management)
- Clare CAREY, Bachelor of Business (Accounting) and Bachelor of Business (Business Management)
- Jae CHO, Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
- Josip DUGANDZIC, Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
- Karl GIESE, Bachelor of Information Technology
- Karen HEWSON, Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
- Eamon KENDALL, Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Information Technology
- Benjamin LLOYD, Bachelor of Information Technology
- Zin LWIN, Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
- Anthony MARTIN, Bachelor of Business (Business Management)
- Carla MCDONALD, Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
- James MCGEACHIE, Bachelor of Information Technology
- Sharee MCKENZIE, Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
- Jaren TRELOAR, Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
- Melinda VARLEY, Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
- Jade WADE, Bachelor of Business (Accounting)
- Scott WHITMORE, Bachelor of Business (Business Management)
Prizes for students in the School of Commerce are sponsored by:
- Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI)
- The Association of Taxation and Management Accountants (ATMA)
- LexisNexis
- CPA Australia
- Australian Credit Union Archives
- National Tertiary Education Union, and
- McGraw Hill Australia
The following students are recognised for their outstanding achievements in 2007.
- Lucy BARKER
the AHRI prize for highest academic achievement in the Graduate Certificate in HRM - Chad CARTER_ROSEWALL
the Pearson Education Australia Prize for the Internal student with the best results in MGT100 Organisations and Management - Jae CHO
the CPA Australia award for best 2nd year student in the Bachelor of Business (Accounting) the LexisNexis Prize for achieving the highest mark in LAW301 Taxation Law (Principles) by a student enrolled in the Bachelor of Business (Accounting) the CSU NTEU prize for achievement by a Bachelor of Business (Accounting) student of the highest result in LAW301 Taxation Law - Patricia CONNELL
the CPA Australia award for best 1st year student in the Bachelor of Business (Accounting) - Peter ELLIOT
the Australian Credit Union Archives prize for the most outstanding record for graduating students in the MBA - Lloyd FALEIRO
the CPA Australia award for best 3rd year student in the Bachelor of Business (Accounting) - Cynthia HOLLOWAY
the Pearson Education Australia Prize for the Distance Education student with the best results in MGT100 Organisations and Management - Christie LEWIS
the LexisNexis Prize for achieving the highest mark in LAW110 Business Law, by a Bachelor of Business (Accounting) student - Margo LISLE
the LexisNexis prize for achieving the highest mark by a Bachelor of Business (Accounting) student in LAW220 Business Organisations Law - Katrina LOGAN
the ATMA prize for the best combined results by a continuing Bachelor of Business (Accounting) student in ACC210 Management Accounting 1 and ACC310 Management Accounting 2 - Di PEI
the ATMA prize for achievement of the best result by a graduating Bachelor of Business (Accounting) student in LAW301 Taxation Law (Principles) - Stephanie PURCELL
the AHRI prize for the most outstanding graduating student in the Master of Human Resource Management - Linda SMART
the AHRI prize for the most outstanding graduating student in the Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
Prizes for students in the School of Computing and Mathematics are sponsored by:
The following students are recognised for their outstanding achievements in 2007.
- Brett COX
The IT Masters - Master of Information Systems Security Award for the graduating student enrolled in the Master of Information Systems Security Course with the highest GPA - Piers LANGABEER
The IT Masters - Master of Systems Development Award for the graduating student enrolled in the Master of Systems Development Course with the highest GPA - Benjamin LLOYD
Max Lee Memorial Prize for Excellence in Second Year Information Technology for the student with highest point score in the second year subjects and who has achieved a distinction level standard enrolled in no less than six second year internal subjects in the Bachelor of Information Technology course or Bachelor of Information Technology/Bachelor of Business double degree course - Stewart McMAHON
School of Computing and Mathematics Bachelor of Information Technology Award for the graduating student enrolled in the Bachelor of Information Technology Course and Associated Double Degree programs with highest GPA - Timothy NAPTHALI
The IT Masters - Master of Networking and Systems Administration Award for the graduating student enrolled in the Master of Networking and Systems Administration Course with the highest GPA - Usman Khan TAHIR
School of Computing and Mathematics Master of Information Technology Award for graduating students enrolled in the master of Information Technology Course with the highest GPA