THE

UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE

ANNUAL REPORT
1986

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 CONTENTS

Introduction 2

Council 3

The Professors 4

The Academic Board 5

Convocation and the Committee of Convocation 6

Alumni Association 7

The Faculties 8

The Library and Archives 27

Finance 29

Research 33

Continuing Education 34

Buildings 35

The Union 37

University Sport 38

Melbourne University Press 39

Melbourne Theatre Company 40

The University Assembly 42

University Gallery 43

The Graduate Union 44

Staff 46

Gifts, Grants and Bequests 69

Statistics 86

Colleges and Halls of Residence 92

Scholarships, Exhibitions and Prizes 93

Degrees and Diplomas Conferred 110

ANNUAL REPORT

Report on the proceedings of the University for the year ended 31 December, 1986.

His Excellency,
The Honourable Dr Davis McCaughey, Governor of Victoria.
Your Excellency,
The Council of the University of Melbourne has the honour, in accordance with
Section 46 of the University Act 1958, to present the first part of its report on the
proceedings of the University during the year 1986.
In addition to a general account of University activities, Part One of the Annual
Report includes a statement of income and expenditure in respect of the General
Fund as submitted for audit.
Part Two of the Annual Report, which will be issued later, will be the audited financial
statement.
I have the honour to be, Sir, Your Excellency's most obedient servant,
R. DOUGLAS WRIGHT
Chancellor.
INTRODUCTION
Demand for places in the University of Melbourne's courses remained high in 1986.
Of the 15,000 applicants, the University was able to take just over one-fifth. The
University would like to take more students but so far has been unsuccessful in
its bids for additional funds.
In a submission to the Commonwealth Tertiary Education Commission, the
University outlined a plan for controlled expansion, but the Victorian Post-Secondary
Education Commission did not support this initiative. The University is awaiting
the conclusions of the Commonwealth Commission with interest.
The University continued its special admissions scheme—for students who would
not normally gain entry under existing selection procedures but who have been
disadvantaged culturally, economically or socially. Two hundred and thirty-three
students were enrolled from 1,223 applications. Initially the scheme was introduced
for a trial period of three years and during 1987 the University will consider whether
the scheme should continue. Other special entry schemes—including one for
Aboriginals and another for refugees in the Faculty of Medicine—also continued.
By any standard 1986 was a momentous year for Australian universities.
Government and business initiatives taken during the year may well change the
face of Australian tertiary education.
With Commonwealth Government encouragement, universities and colleges began,
tentatively, to market courses overseas. The University's own Graduate School
of Management introduced a Diploma of Management Studies for fee-paying
overseas students. Students are expected to come from Hong Kong, Singapore,
Malaysia and China.
While it is too early to judge the effect these courses may have on the tertiary
education sector, they highlight the need for universities to be flexible, to be willing
to develop new strategies and to experiment with new forms of teaching. The new
private university being developed in Queensland will also create challenges.
During 1986 the University was extremely active—in teaching, research and
community involvement.
Three reviews of academic activities were conducted during the year—in the
School of Botany, Department of Psychology and Department of Architecture and
Building. Reports have been completed and are being considered by the appropriate
University committees.
These regular reviews of our activities, academic and administrative, while
uncomfortable for participants at times, help to ensure the University remains
efficient and effective.
In research, the University has had an excellent year. Our Australian Research
Grants Scheme grants increased by 28 per cent to more than $3 million, and
National Health and Medical Research grants topped $6.5 million—an increase
of 19 per cent over 1985.
Other research achievements included the signing of agreements with
biotechnology companies to develop tests for breast cancer, the opening of new
research laboratories in Agriculture and Forestry and Veterinary Science.
Grants from other government agencies and from private sources also increased.
A Re-entry Research Fellowship Scheme has also been introduced to help women
whose research has been interrupted by having children to revive their research
careers.
One of the most exciting developments during the year was the opening of the
new Graduate School of Management building in Leicester Street. When Mr Hawke,
the Prime Minister, officially opened the building it was the culmination of years
of planning and outstanding co-operation between the University, private enterprise
and Federal and State Governments.
The corporate sector contributed $3 million for the four-storey $10 million building.
The Graduate School of Management is one of two national schools of management
in Australia.
As a University one of our vital roles is to safeguard intellectual standards. Early
in 1986 the University, with other Victorian universities and some colleges of
advanced education, alerted the Victorian community to the lack of public debate
over aspects of the proposed Victorian Certificate of Education.
Our concern was that educational standards could be placed in jeopardy. During
the rest of the year many of the issues raised were debated at meetings throughout
the State. Naturally, our main aim was to ensure that the Victorian Certificate of
Education develops in a way that encourages able students and advances the
nation's technology and culture. The University will continue to monitor these
issues.
In administration, the University initiated moves to modernize its Personnel Services
and develop a staff training and development scheme. An occupational health unit
has been established, and advisers appointed to help prevent problems of sexual
harassment.
Three building projects were completed—a computer centre, Graduate School
of Management and childcare centre in Bouverie Street. A refurbishment of Melba
Hall provided greater impetus to music in the University and the City of Melbourne
during the last part of the year.
On 18 November 1986, the Industrial Registrar of the Conciliation and Arbitration
Commission issued his decision granting registration to the Australian Association
of University Staff (AAUS) as an organization of employees under the Conciliation
and Arbitration Act 1903-1985. Within a few days the AAUS served a Letter of
Demand and an accompanying log of claims on the Australian Universities
Industrial Association (AUIA) and its member universities.
Negotiations were concluded successfully early in 1987 and a consent award for
salaries was made by the Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission,
effective from 12 February 1987.

COUNCIL
Professor Emeritus Sir Douglas Wright was elected Chancellor for a further term,
and the Honourable Mr Justice Northrop and Mrs F.S. Maries were elected Deputy
Chancellors. Professor K.C. Lee Dow, who had been re-elected Chairman of the
Academic Board, and Professor M.M. Manion, who had been re-elected Deputy
Chairman, were appointed Pro-Vice-Chancellors for 1986.
Council in March received advice that Dr J.D. McCaughey and the Honourable
Sir Daryl Dawson had resigned. The vacancy for a member elected by the
graduates was filled by Mr T.P. Bruce, who joined Council for its meeting in May.
The vacancy for a member co-opted by Council was filled by Sir Edward Woodward
who joined Council for its meeting in June.
In April, Council received advice that Dr D.F. Smith had resigned. The vacancy
for a member appointed by the Governor-in-Council to represent agricultural
interests was filled by Dr D.E. Hore who joined Council for its meeting in August.
Also in August, Council welcomed Mr M.K. Collins as a senior officer of the
Department of Education appointed to Council by the Minister.
At its June meeting, Council was advised of the resignation of Ms L. D'Ambrosio.
The vacancy for a member elected by the undergraduates was filled by Mr R.A.
Millar, a further new member to join Council for its meeting in August.
July Council adopted a minute of appreciation of the late Dame Margaret
Blackwood, Deputy Chancellor of the University from 1980 to 1983.
In October, Council was advised that Ms V. Williams had been elected by the
undergraduate students as a member of Council for a term commencing on 1
January, 1987. Also in October, Council appointed as Pro-Vice-Chancellors for 1987
Professor M.M. Manion and Professor G.B. Ryan, following their election as
Chairman and Vice-Chairman, respectively, of the Academic Board for that year.
Council in November was advised that Professor D.G. Penington had been elected
to the consequential vacancy for a member elected by the professors, for a term
commencing on 1 January, 1987.
Council in November received advice that Dr J.M. Brett had resigned with effect
from 31 December 1986. In December Council was advised that the vacancy would
be filled by Dr J.M. Armstrong, who had been elected by the academic staff other
than professors.
Also in December, Mr E. Thornley replaced Mr A. Watson as President of the
Students' Representative Council and accordingly assumed the ex officio position
on Council. Council agreed that from 1 January, 1987 the Deputy Vice-Chancellor
(Staff), Professor G.V. Stanley, would replace the Deputy Vice-Chancellor
(Research), Professor J.F. Lovering, as a Deputy Vice-Chancellor appointed to
Council ex officio. December Council was the last meeting for Ms L.E. Staley and
Dr J.M. Brett, who were thanked for the service they had given.

PROFESSORS
The following professors took up their appointments to Chairs in 1986:
Professor D.E. Allan (Business Law), Professor C.I. Johnston (Medicine), Dr K.P.
Koepping (Baldwin Spencer Chair of Anthropology), Mr B. Marks (CCH Research
Chair of Taxation Law), Professor R.R. Officer (Business Administration), Dr I.P.
Williamson (Surveying).
Dr J.R.V. Prescott, of the Department of Geography, was appointed to a Personal
Chair. Dr D. Metcalf was appointed to a Personal Chair as Research Professor
of Cancer Biology in the Department of Medical Biology.
Professor G.W. Crock (Ophthalmology), Professor J.V. Hurley (Pathology), Professor
D.M. Prinsley (Gerontology and Geriatric Medicine) and Professor C.A. Ramm
(Physics) retired at the end of 1986.
Professor T.C. Chambers (Botany) resigned to become Director of the Royal Sydney
Botanical Gardens and Domain, and Professor C.C. Heyde (Statistics) resigned
to take a Chair in the Institute of Advanced Studies, Australian National University.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Professor K.C. Lee Dow, Professor M.M. Manion and Professor G.B. Ryan were
elected as Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Deputy Vice-Chairman respectively for
1986.
The Board advised Council on a wide range of matters including Commonwealth
Government funding of tertiary places for Aboriginal students, developments in
postcompulsory secondary schooling following the decision of the State
Government to replace existing Year 12 school credentials with a new Victorian
Certificate of Education, and the University's involvement in the 3RRR FM
educational radio consortium.
Arising out of a major review of the Department of Architecture and Planning, the
Board provided advice to Council on the future direction of the training of architects
and allied professionals. The Board also nominated members to serve on the
selection committee for a new vice-chancellor to replace Professor D.E. Caro AO
OBE who retires at the end of 1987.
Major academic changes approved by the Board during the year included
restructuring Masters degree courses in Psychology and the introduction of a
coursework Masters degree in Applied Linguistics, Mathematics and Social Work,
a postgraduate diploma in the latter discipline, and a Master of Science in Dental
Science were also approved. In the Faculty of Arts major revisions of courses
in Geography and Indian and Indonesian studies were approved together with a
new undergraduate sequence in Anthropology.
Approval was given for a new five-year combined degree in Engineering and
Science which will allow students to combine Electrical Engineering studies with
Computer Science, Mathematics or Physics. The Board approved the introduction
in the Graduate School of Management of a one-year postgraduate Diploma in
Management Studies course for full-fee-paying overseas students to commence
in 1987.
The Doctor of Philosophy Committee provided advice to the Board on a Victorian
Post Secondary Education Commission review of doctoral programs in the State's
colleges of advanced education, on internal organizational matters affecting the
locating of the University's PhD and postgraduate scholarship functions, and on
the supervision of PhD candidates.
The Board received from the Selection Procedures Committee advice on proposals
to vary the University's admissions and selection policy in the light of changes
to senior secondary schooling. Existing selection procedures were also reviewed
as a result of a Commonwealth Tertiary Education Commission report on selection
prepared in the University.
The second year of the three-year trial Special Admissions Scheme was conducted
successfully and much useful information was gained which will be used in further
reviews of admissions policy.
The Board's Advisory Committee for the Selection of Aboriginal Students was active
in promoting Aboriginal access to University studies with the University's Aboriginal
Liaison Officer. Additional support services and facilities were made available to
Aboriginal students.
The Committee for Prospective and New Students, as well as conducting lively
and successful programs such as Orientation Week, Discovery Day, and information
seminars for school counsellors and Year 12 teachers, continued planning for a
University exposition to coincide with Bicentennial celebrations in 1988. A report
was received on a pilot program to investigate assessment demands and
approaches to learning of first-year students.
Matters of mutual interest were discussed by the Academic Board and heads of
residential colleges of, or associated with, the University.
Minutes of appreciation were adopted for Professors Crock, Hurley, Prinsley and
Ramm who retired from the University in 1986 and for Professors Chambers and
Heyde who resigned to take up other appointments.

CONVOCATION AND THE COMMITTEE OF CONVOCATION

Miss Nina Carr, President of Convocation since 1984, resigned in May 1986, but
continues as a member of the Committee of Convocation as a representative of
the graduates in Arts. A representative of the graduates in Engineering on the
committee since 1984, Mr John Clark was elected president in May 1986 for the
remainder of the term expiring in December 1987.
Dr F.M.C. Forster, a long-serving member of the Committee, resigned in December
1985 and Dr A.J. Murphy was elected to the casual vacancy in March. Dr R.L.
Simpson jointed the Committee in March, following election by the graduates in
Medicine in 1985, replacing Dr N.P. Downes.
The April meeting saw the election of Dr G.L. Tilley to the casual vacancy for a
representative of graduates in Dental Science following the resignation of Dr V.C.
Amerena. Dr S.C. Ducker was elected at the May meeting to the casual vacancy
for a representative of graduates in Science following the resignation of Dr B.D.
Cuming.
The May meeting also received the resignation of Mr Basil Moss, another long-
serving member, whose place was taken by Miss Nina Carr at the June meeting
following her resignation as President. Mr T.P. Bruce, a former President, and a
member representing graduates in Law, was elected by the committee to a casual
vacancy on the University Council, as a consequence of the resignation of a former
Deputy Chancellor, Dr J.D. McCaughey, upon appointment as Governor. Mr Bruce's
vacancy on the Committee was filled by the election of Ms A. Stressac.
In July, the Committee elected Mr H. Dow to its newly-created office of Deputy
President for a term expiring on 30 April 1987. At that meeting Mr J.T. Nielsen
was elected as a representative of graduates in Engineering to the casual vacancy
arising from Mr Clark's election as President.
A special meeting of Convocation held on 19 March, 1986 adopted revised Standing
Orders of Convocation. The revision arose from amendments to the University
Act which provided for the Graduates to be known as "Convocation" and the former
Graduate Committee to become the "Committee of Convocation". Other
amendments to the Act incorporated into the revised Standing Orders provided for:
• the term of office of the President to be two years with the election for that
office to be held concurrently with elections for membership of Council and
of the Committee of Convocation;
• a casual vacancy in the office of President to be filled for the remainder of
the term of office by election by the Committee of Convocation; and
 • the election of a Deputy President from within the membership of the
Committee.
In addition to the special meeting, the Annual Ordinary meeting of Convocation
was held on 11 April 1986. The meeting received the Annual Report for 1985 and
was addressed by Professor Sir Gustav Nossal CBE, FAA, FRS, Director of the
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research, on the topic "Challenges for
the new Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research". The meeting was
followed by a dinner at University House. More than 100 graduates and guests
attended the meeting.
The Committee met 10 times between March and December. Fifty-three items
of Legislation were considered and approved. The Committee received advice of
the establishment of a Ministerial Working Party to Review the Composition of
Councils of Victorian Universities. Noting that such a review has implications for
the representation of graduates on the University Council, the Committee reported
to the July meeting of the Council and recommended: "Whatever the size of Council
in future at least one-fourth of the membership should be directly elected by the
graduates."
At its July meeting the Committee received a submission from the University
Council to the Ministerial Working Party. Consideration of these issues will cgntinue
into 1987 following the presentation of a draft report from the Ministerial Working
Party at the end of the year.
At its August meeting the Committee began to consider the need for closer contact
between industry and the University. At the end of 1986 a Committee of
Convocation position paper was being prepared for submission to Council.
At the final meeting for 1986 the Committee agreed to hold discussions about its
own role and duties and on various topics of interest to the University and on which
the Committee could make a contribution. At the December meeting the Committee
also noted with concern the problems being caused by the imposition of a $250
Administration Charge on all students whether full-time or part-time. The Committee
recommended to Council that action be continued to modify the imposition of this
charge.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
The year 1986 was the second of existence for the University of Melbourne Alumni
Association, which came into being in late 1984 by Standing Resolution of Council.
Its aims are to encourage interaction among the University, its graduates,
diplomates and former students, to engender support for the University, to inform
alumni about the activities of the University and to co-ordinate the work of alumni
groups in faculties, colleges and the Graduate Union.
In its second year, the Association more than doubled its membership and
continued to act as an umbrella organization for 20 other groups, including faculty-
based and interest-based groups, within the University.
The constant work of searching for missing graduates and upgrading the quality
of information on the graduate roll has raised the total number of graduates with
known addresses to 57,000. They now receive regular news of the University
through the Gazette and faculty and departmental newsletters.
For graduates and friends of the University outside Melbourne, the Association
has established six branches in centres within Australia and is starting overseas
branches in Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong. At the same time, a program of events
for members living in and around Melbourne is being developed.
A continuing preoccupation for the year has been the search for an appropriately
sophisticated and flexible computerised information system. Extensive analysis
and testing resulted in the decision to purchase an alumni information package
from Information Associates to run on the University's VAX cluster. Once this
system is in operation, a number of important new developments will become
possible in the interaction of the University and its former students.

THE FACULTIES
AGRICULTURE A N D FORESTRY Dean: Dr R.G. Beilharz
The year was one of consolidation. No major hew initiatives were started although
comprehensive planning for the future was pursued, both in relation to staff and
potential new locations for research activities.
The role change of Mt Derrimut at the beginning of 1986 proceeded smoothly.
From providing accommodation, teaching and project work for second-year
students of the Bachelor of Agricultural Science course, with an associated
commercial farm and research, its major role changed to research and to the
teaching of the new second-year subject Field Experimentation, for which second-
year students of Bachelor of Agricultural Science are taken to Mt Derrimut by bus.
The farm has changed its character to provide support for research, by maintaining
animal populations. It has also contributed to the Faculty's activities through
outstandingly successful commercial farming, particularly with its cashmere goat
flock.
Some rooms in the residence and the available houses and flats on Mt Derrimut
are being used to house technical personnel, graduate students and visitors active
in research at Mt Derrimut. At Creswick the University's new building has
contributed greatly to the active research of the Forestry Section.
Three long-serving academic staff members retired or resigned in 1986, Dr M.J.
Dalling, who had been promoted to Readership from 1 January, 1986, left the
Faculty in October to become Managing Director of Calgene Pacific Pty Ltd, a
biotechnology company which expects to put to direct use in horticulture and
agriculture the expertise built up by Dr Dalling and his research associates. Six
temporary staff members from Dr Dalling's research group have also joined
Calgene Pacific. Dr Dalling continues with the Faculty as a Senior Associate, and
the Faculty looks forward to further research cooperation with his team.
Dr Alistair Watson resigned his senior lectureship on 31 December, 1986, to
become Senior Research Economist at the Bureau of Agricultural Economics in
Canberra. Mr A.C. Dunkin retired as senior lecturer and Director of the Mt Derrimut
pig centre, also on 31 December, 1986. He continues his research as a Senior
Associate of the Faculty.
Well-deserved Readerships were granted to two staff members, Dr G.R. Pearce,
ruminant nutritionist, and Dr G.M. Halloran, plant breeder.
Teaching in the Bachelor of Forest Science course continued harmoniously, with
only minor, fine-tuning changes being made in it. The introduction of the new
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Bachelor of Agricultural Science course has reached the half-way point. Favourable
student feedback was received for the new practical subject Field Experimentation
in second year. Faculty has been moving to Science Faculty term dates with the
introduction of the new Bachelor of Agricultural Science course. Faculty agreed
to complete this process one year early by moving fully to Science Faculty term
dates for all years in 1987. This change has been approved. Examination results
were good across all courses.
Faculty staff continued to interact strongly with the wider community both in
Australia and overseas. Although by no means the only one, the major outside
task completed in the year was Professor Alan Lloyd's Rural Economic Study for
the Victorian Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs. This has received high
acclaim.
Faculty's research activities continued to attract increasing funds, both from inside
the University and outside sources. Moneys actually received totalled $320,732
from Office for Research and Equipment Committee, and $1,678,934 from sources
outside the University. The total $1,999,666 is a 15.6 per cent increase on the
total research funds received in 1985. Outside funds came from many different
sources.
Demand for both of the Faculty's undergraduate courses has shown another slight
downturn, as indicated by cut-off scores of students selected.
My term as Dean ended on 31 December and Professor I.S. Ferguson has been
appointed Dean from 1987 to 1989.

ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING Dean: Professor G. Seddon

This was a year of trial and tribulation for the Faculty. We began teaching the
second year of the Bachelor of Planning and Design in 1986, with the third year
to follow in 1987. This new degree appears to have been well accepted, but the
subsequent track for architects working towards a professional qualification has
been the subject of intensive debate, leading at length to the conclusion that this
should consist of a three-year BPD followed by a further two years leading to a
Bachelor of Architecture. The consequences of this substantial change for the
other components in the new Faculty course structure are not clear at the time
of writing; all that is clear is that there will be consequential changes. However,
we are confident of support from professional architects for this five-year
undergraduate track.
Other problems within the Department of Architecture and Building led the Joint
Committee on Policy to propose a Committee of Review with the following terms
of reference. The Review Committee should consider the following matters:
• research leadership and performance of the Department and the role of the
Professors of Architecture;
• administrative efficiency of the Department;
• relations with the profession of architecture;
• teaching programs of the Department.
The Committee was of outstanding quality, consisting of Professor A.J. Pittard as
Chairman (Department of Microbiology); Professor J.S. Gero (Professor of
Architectural Science, The University of Sydney); Professor W. Mitchell (Professor
of Architecture, Harvard University); Professor G.E. Roberts (Deputy Vice-
Chancellor, Macquarie University); and Mr K. Woolley (Senior Director, Ancher,
Mortlock and Woolley, Architects).
They were not able to meet until November; their report began with high praise.
The Committee's view is that 'it is a very good department with a highly dedicated
teaching staff and with a fine tradition of producing excellent graduates in
architecture'. It then identified some current problems and made a series of
recommendations. The report was considered by the Joint Committee on Policy
which made two major recommendations in the light of the Review: the first
recommended a 3 + 2 undergraduate course structure in Architecture; the second
proposed 'that the University appoint a person of standing and significant
achievements in fields central to the practice of Architecture to occupy a five-
year fractional or full-time (with liberal rights of private practice) Chair in
Architecture and assume the role of Chairman of the Department, such
appointment to be funded from the University Development Fund.'
The Joint Committee also set up a working party to consider the question of honours
and Masters degrees in Architecture following the adoption of the new course
structure, to consider the implementation of the other recommendations of the
Committee of Review and to look at the structure of the other components of the
Faculty and their inter-relations.
The pattern of enrolments in 1986 showed a strong demand for entrance to the
BPD, with most students entering the Architecture majors. The demand for the
undergraduate majors in Building, Planning and the Natural Environment majors
was relatively weak. Graduate enrolments declined slightly with a total of 19
graduate students in Architecture and Building (all by thesis) and 90 in the School
of Environmental Planning (24 by thesis, 66 by coursework).
Research capability and performance continued to rise, as measured both by
publications and by research grants.
The Centre for Applied Research on the Future was established by Council in
October with Dr Duncan Ironmonger as Director. In mid-May the Department of
Architecture and Building hosted the 19th Society of Architectural Historians ANZ
Conference; Dr Miles Lewis organised the three-day program. Seventeen papers
were presented, plus five papers in a joint session with the Art Association. An
international Owner-Building and Earth Architecture conference is planned for 1987.
The 1986 Nell Norris Research Fellow was Mr Haig Beck from London who was
appointed for three months to take part in the teaching program and to give a
public lecture.
Philip Cox and Peter Mclntyre were appointed as Professorial Associates in the
Department of Architecture and Building, and David Yencken to the School of
Environmental Planning. We look forward greatly to their contribution to the work
of the Faculty.

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ARTS Dean: Professor G.N. Blainey

The Faculty continues to attract large numbers of excellent students and offers
them the choice of studying a wide range of subjects. In two new areas, Social
Theory Honours and Anthropology, courses were inaugurated in 1986, with
Professor K.P. Koepping taking up the Baldwin Spencer Chair of Anthropology and
Dr Margaret Rose the Ashworth Readership in Social Theory.
The program in Social Theory was especially attractive to honours and post-
graduate students, and indeed the visit of Professor Anthony Giddens of Cambridge
University in the middle of the year aroused such interest that one of his
addresses—advertised for the unusual time of 6.30 p.m.—packed the Public
Lecture Theatre to the aisles.
Linguistics is another discipline in which interest quickened. Formerly taught within
the Department of English it became part of the Department of Russian and
Language Studies this year. Faculty has provided money to expand its teaching,
and a coursework Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics will be launched in 1987.
This University, along with Sydney, remains the main teacher of foreign languages
in Australia. The cost of teaching languages to a student is much higher than the
cost of teaching other subjects, and indeed substantial cross-subsidies have to
be made to sustain the score of foreign languages which at present are taught.
Since only two students had reached the final year of honours course in Dutch
in recent years, it was resolved that Honours Dutch should be phased out in 1987
and 1988. Understandably there were strong protests from Dutch citizens. As only
25 students are enrolled in all the Dutch subjects, the pass course itself could
well be endangered in the next decade.
With successive waves of migrants, there are substantial long-term shifts in the
demand for each foreign language, and new needs can be met only by diverting
money from the teaching of languages whose popularity is waning. Attempts will
be made to attract more students to the three-year pass course in Dutch.
The number of students studying foreign languages, overall, remains high. Those
languages such as Dutch, Italian and French which are attracting slightly fewer
students than in recent years, are compensated by the expansion of Modern Greek,
Chinese, Japanese and Germanic Studies. Our excellent arrangements with La
Trobe, whereby Spanish is taught on this campus, continue to attract numbers
of good students.
The year witnessed strong changes in students' preferences and interests. The
Department of Russian and Language Studies leaped in importance through the
success of its linguistics section. Both Classical Studies and East Asian Studies
became larger than in any year in the past decade. History and Philosophy of
Science is especially buoyant, having grown by 50 per cent in the past three years,
largely through an increase in higher-degree students. These expanding
departments gained partly at the expense of Psychology, which remains the
Faculty's largest department, English, Geography, French, and Middle Eastern
Studies. The Faculty itself enrolled the equivalent of 3,886 full-time students, a
slightly larger total than in any recent year.
The growing numbers in full-time research have caused a serious shortage of
accommodation. Under the leadership of Professor Harry Simon, a subcommittee
reviewed the allocation of rooms and proposed major changes.

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A committee of distinguished psychologists reviewed the Psychology Department,
its teaching and research, and many of its recommendations have already been
adopted. This is the first major review of a Department within the Faculty and will
probably stimulate other reviews and evaluations.
Medieval Studies is attracting renewed interest in Australia and overseas. In the
Faculty the existing courses in medieval languages, literature and fine arts are
forming the basis of an expanded program in medieval studies, of which a new
lectureship in medieval history will become an important part. From outside
donations a course in modern Jewish History has been financed; the initial
appointment will be for seven years.
The Faculty congratulates Dr Victor Prescott on his appointment to a Personal
Chair in Geography, and all those other members who, during the year, received
academic awards and honours.

DENTAL SCIENCE Dean: Professor J.G. Waterson

The strong demand for entry into the dental course remains. Many applications
are now received from applicants who have undertaken other tertiary courses,
and seek either to transfer or to apply for admission at the completion of tertiary
studies. An interesting aspect of enrolment is that the number of females has
increased from 16.2 per cent in 1974 to 37.1 per cent in 1986. It is also of note
that females gained predominant places in three of the five years of the course.
Regrettably some students chose to withdraw from the course in each of the 1st,
2nd and 3rd years. The reasons given mainly related to loss of motivation.
A curriculum review is being undertaken and will coincide with some changing
patterns relating to the change to a semester system in 1989. The Dental Studies
programs have been evaluated and it is clear that some changes are needed,
mainly on the weighting of various components of the subjects.
The Faculty has continued to attract outside support for research with grants from
the Australian sugar industry, Cordis Biosynthetics, Health Department, Victoria,
Mars Confectionery of Australia Ltd, Mars Incorporated (U.S.A.), National Health
and Medical Research Council, Rocky Mountain/Orthodontics, Rowden White
Foundation, Rudolf Gunz & Company Pty Ltd, Unitek Corporation, and the Victorian
Dairy Industry Authority.
This year saw the completion of substantial renovation of the Faculty administrative
area resulting in greatly improved working conditions for staff and appropriate
space for the housing of computer equipment. The provision of staff for clinical
teaching is a constant problem in dental faculties and the Faculty is fortunate in
having excellent cooperation from the Royal Dental Hospital and its clinical staff
in providing substantial clinical tuition for our dental undergraduate and post-
graduate students. Since the University and the Hospital are joint owners of the
Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne, day-to-day management problems of the
building require a close cooperation between the Hospital administration and the
Faculty.
The continuing education program has suffered a setback during this year because
of market changes. There has been a reduction in demand for courses although
the demand remains high for those courses offering practical clinical and laboratory
involvement.
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ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE Dean: Dr R.C. Clift
This year was, overall, a very successful one for the Faculty.
There was an increase of approximately 20 per cent in enrolments in first year
subjects which resulted in some very large classes, for example, Accounting A-605
and Economics A & 1A-753. This increase arose partly from our acceptance of
additional students specially funded by the State and Federal Governments, partly
from higher acceptance rates and retention rates and partly from increased
demand from students in other faculties.
This increase placed considerable additional pressure on first-year teaching staff.
It is expected that this increase will lead, in due course, to increases in second
and third years and that first year classes in 1987 will be much the same as in
1986. If these expectations are realized there will be very severe pressures on
physical resources as well as on staff.
As a consequence of the Faculty's participation in the Special Admissions Scheme
there has been some change of the socio-economic mix of students. Pass rates
have remained fairly stable but many qualified students are moving into employment
rather than continuing on to an honours degree.
Two more of the subjects previously approved as part of the Master of Commerce
by Course of Advanced Study (Specialization in Finance) were introduced. They
were Seminar in Financial Management II and Finance Law. Classes in the latter
subject were attended by continuing education students as well as by Masters
candidates.
The inaugural lecture, funded by the Foenander Industrial Relations Fund, entitled
Industrial Regulation in Australia was delivered by Professor K. Hancock.
In research, there have been several new initiatives which have changed the scope
of the Faculty's research activities and which could result in substantial additions
to the stock of knowledge.
The major changes have been in the areas of business law in which substantial
projects have commenced involving the accounting profession and the Asian Law
Centre, and in taxation. It is expected that the results of the projects in finance
and Asian law will strengthen Australia's economic role in the Pacific Basin. It
is also expected that work in the area of taxation will lead to more efficient and
more equitable taxation laws. In conjunction with Westpac, the Institute of Applied
Economic and Social Research has begun the publication of a "leading economic
indicators series", which has already proved itself to be valuable economic "news".
Professor F.K. Wright earned the Faculty's first Doctorate of Commerce by
examination. Professor D.E. Allan took up his appointment as the foundation
Professor of Business Law in the Department of Accounting and Business Law.
In addition, Professor B. Marks took up his appointment as CCH Ltd Research
Professor in Taxation Law.
The Department of Economics is to introduce a new third-year unit—Basic
Econometrics—and, in future, all honours students in economics will be required
to have taken a unit of econometrics.

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EDUCATION Dean: Professor K.C. Lee Dow
Last year I reported that national meetings of both the Deans of Education and
of the Professors of Education debated, as top priority, the adequacy of current
patterns of teacher preparation. The release, late in 1986, of Improving Teacher
Education, a joint review by the two Commonwealth Education Commissions,
provides further evidence of concern about teacher training and about the
subsequent further training needed for those working in education. At an education
Governing Board meeting of OECD member countries in Paris in November, I saw
similar concerns in many other countries.
A principal issue, simply put, is that a longer induction time is needed before
teachers gain registration, and the amount of time which trainee teachers spend
in schools is insufficient. One proposal, widely supported, is that before beginning
teaching, everyone should have completed the equivalent of a four-year general
Bachelor of Education degree, whether for early childhood, primary or secondary
teaching.
But there is also a proposition about that two years should elapse before graduates
who take the postgraduate Diploma in Education be registered. Each of these
proposals carry cost disincentives of considerable magnitude. Not only is there
cost to governments to fund additional places, there is cost to the students, and
there is as well the apparently unbroachable costs of payment to supervising
teachers.
One likely outcome of this conflict is a longer academic year in the one year
Diploma course, but the full consequences of such a development deserve
examination. Also, pressures are mounting for short specialist courses in a range
of topical areas for practising teachers and other education professionals. If such
courses are to develop efficiently, a funding mechanism for programs not part
of degree courses will be needed, as will coordination among potential providers.
While the broad framework of the Faculty's program appears constant, there is
continuing review and restructuring of course offerings and much curriculum
development. In the Diploma course, the organization of full-time students into
coherent course groups each led by a member of staff as convener is well
established. But the differing emphases on a particular theme for each group reflect
contemporary concerns. In 1986 these themes included combatting social
disadvantage, exploration of gender relations in education, multiculturalism and
language, community schooling, education in science and mathematics, computer-
assisted learning, the significance of education theory, and the social differences
in education achievement.
Additional courses in mathematics education have been introduced in bachelor
and masters programs. Reorganization has led to the development of new offerings
in educational administration and policy studies, the area of greatest growth at
present. The revised courses reflect new priorities arising from changes in the
organization of education in Victoria, and in Australia generally. In the Master of
Educational Psychology there is a sharper focus on how major consultative
approaches with parents and teachers can increase resolution of learning problems
in children and adolescents. These approaches seek to decrease the stress of
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parenting and teaching.
A developing concern for gifted and talented children, in the context of
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is leading to new courses in this field. A final illustration of new course development
is units in the areas of early intervention and parental guidance in hearing-impaired
children, and the linguistic development of hearing-impaired children which may
be taken either in the MEd course, or in the MSc in Audiology. We now have a
full program in this field, from initial training of teachers of the deaf, through to
advanced study and research. Our Deafness Studies Unit continues to gain
cohesion and influence.
Many of these courses are taken by mature age professionals who seek to keep
abreast of developments rather than conduct research studies in limited topic
areas. Masters programs with a substantial element of course work best suit their
needs. As planned, we have dropped our Diploma enrolments a little, consistent
with the overall employment situation for teachers, and in response to a request
to do so by the Victorian Post-Secondary Education Commission. Diploma
enrolments (full-time and part-time) dropped from 449 in 1985 to 388 in 1986.
Numbers have changed little in the bachelor course, and have risen in masters
from 268 persons in 1985 to 310 in 1986. PhD enrolments were 47 in 1985 and
43 in 1986.
Returns to the Commonwealth Tertiary Education Commission show, however,
that over each of the past four years, a declining equivalent actual staff number
has led to a worsening student-staff ratio, rising from 16.9 in 1983, through 18.5
and 20.9 in 1984 and 1985, to 21.0 in 1986. Faculty has expressed alarm at this
trend.
Staff in the Centre for the Study of Higher Education have been engaged in a wide
range of research projects during the year. Principal topics include policy issues
in higher education, computers in teaching and learning, equity and participation,
financial resources available to students, learning processes and student selection.
The last named has been of immediate concern as the University responds to
developments within the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Board.
More generally, a number of books and articles have been published, and externally
contracted research and ARGS supported studies have been undertaken. While
policy studies and contract research will continue, a greater emphasis will be
placed on studying the basic processes of learning, teaching and management
in higher education. This field has attracted recent grants and is strengthening
the Centre's international reputation by providing a more secure foundation for
policy related work through the application of cumulative knowledge of the basic
processes.
In a cooperative study involving the universities of California, Melbourne and New
York, Professor K.B. Start used innovative methods to identify children of high
intellectual potential among a group of black, disadvantaged grade six children.
This research bears on the themes of a major submission to the Senate Standing
Committee enquiring into the educational needs of gifted and talented children
in Australia. In addition, new courses are being developed here to help teachers
and parents identify and progress fast learning children.
The prestigious Buntine Oration of the Australian College of Education was this
year delivered by Professor Hedley Beare on the topic; Shared meanings in
education: the economic paradigm considered. Professor Beare has increased
the frequency of his commentaries on education issues in the press and on radio.
He has completed a major study for the OECD on Curricula and the Economy in
a number of member countries.

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The 1986 edition of Melbourne Studies in Education, the 28th in our annual series,
includes articles which address the contemporary issue of how systems of
postcompulsory education and training are responding to changes in employment,
in technology and in social values. It is the fourth and last issue under the editorship
of Imelda Palmer.

ENGINEERING Dean: Professor L.K. Stevens

This has been a year of consolidation with implementation of the recommendations
of the 1984 Report of the Working Group on the Faculty of Engineering as a major
objective. The Foundation Professor of Surveying has taken up his appointment
and a number of the recommendations on the Department of Surveying have been
initiated. The Reader appointed with special responsibilities for the development
of computer engineering has played a major role in developing a combined
Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Engineering course to be taken over a five year
period in the Departments of Computer Science, Mathematics and Physics in the
Faculty of Science and in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
in the Faculty of Engineering.
Also arising from the 1984 Report, attention has been given to the forward planning
for the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering. The Department's
internal report on future planning has been considered by the Faculty which has
decided that an external review of the Department should be conducted by the
University. This review will commence in early 1987.
In other issues in the 1984 Report, attention has continued to be given to the
question of relocation of Industrial Science staff as the Department is phased out.
The continuation of the Extractive Metallurgy activity in Chemical Engineering is
also under review.
The demand for entry to Engineering undergraduate courses continues to be high.
The intake into first-year Engineering was increased by 56 places in 1986; 26 by
transfer from the discontinued Applied Science course and 30 extra places created
by the University in response to a Commonwealth Government request.
A small number of students were again admitted through the Special Admissions
Scheme for Disadvantaged Students. Satisfactory results were obtained for all
of the students in this group who continued to the end of the year.
The demand for entry to postgraduate studies increased in 1986 and the quota
was slightly overfilled. Some doubt exists about the possible effect of the
Commonwealth Government's new fee structure for overseas students and
concern is felt that there may be a substantial decrease in the number of overseas
postgraduates as a result. Since overseas students comprise 35 per cent of the
total number of postgraduates, the loss of part of this group would have serious
effects on the research capacity of the Faculty.
The Faculty's research effort is characterised by the strength of the relationships
between basic and-applied research which are a feature of the work in most of
the discipline areas. Problems of an applied nature frequently generate basic
research and there are many examples of the flow-on from basic research into
valuable practical applications. Substantial external and internal funding has been
obtained to support research and resources have been directed towards
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Further research development is hindered by the overall workload carried by staff
and by the difficulty of recruiting and retaining high quality research fellows and
research assistants.
Major equipment allocations were received from the Commonwealth Tertiary
Education Commission in 1986. Additional funds have been allocated to
departments with a considerable proportion directed towards purchases of
computer hardware and software. The limited amount of equipment funding is of
serious concern to a Faculty which must remain at the forefront of technology
if it is to retain its standing in teaching and research. It is essential that more
equipment funds are directed into developing the special areas of excellence vital
for Australia's technological future.
Space limitations are a major obstacle to any further increase in the intake to the
undergraduate course and this will only be removed by the completion of the
Chemical Engineering Building to its originally planned size. This project remains
as the Faculty's first priority for a major capital item and is in the University's
group of priority capital works. It is essential that this priority be maintained and
a grant received soon to enable building to commence, if other developments are
to proceed.
The student-staff ratio increased during 1986 and is at an excessive level for
effective implementation of the Faculty's teaching and research ambitions. Some
benefits of the phasing out of small courses should begin to flow over the next
few years but the immediate problem is one of severe work-loads right across
the Faculty.
A promising initiative has been developed with the Graduate School of Management
for increased commitment to Engineering Management Education. Two continuing
education courses in Engineering Management were run in 1986 by the Graduate
School with excellent results and a continuing structured program has been
planned. In addition, the Melbourne University Engineering School Foundation has
contributed $30,000 towards the costs of a visiting fellow for 1987 in the field of
engineering management, with the intention of joint participation with the Centre
for Manufacturing Management in the G.S.M.
The Melbourne University Engineering School Foundation has also continued to
support the Computer Aided Engineering Design Centre which had a successful
year in providing support for teaching and research and in attracting outside funding
for projects and consulting. The Foundation has achieved over 70 per cent of its
$2.5 million Centenary Appeal target and is continuing to develop activities to
promote the Faculty's image as well as to provide financial support in particular
areas such as electronics, through a visiting fellow, and in agricultural engineering,
through partial funding of a research consultant.

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LAW Dean: Professor Harold Luntz

There were 1229 undergraduate students enrolled in the Faculty of Law in 1986,
of whom 1170 were studying for the degree of Bachelor of Laws. The number of
students qualifying for the degree of Bachelor of Laws was 189, and a further 36
students qualified for the degree of Bachelor of Laws with honours.
Stephen McLeish was awarded the Supreme Court Prize for the top student
completing the final year of the law course for the degree of Bachelor of Laws
with honours, and the E.J.B. Nunn Scholarship; Susanna Gold was awarded the
Anna Brennan Memorial Prize and the Joan Rosanove QC Memorial Prize; Godfrey
Cullen was awarded the Spero Wilson Memorial Scholarship.
The following optional subjects were introduced in 1986: Introduction to Japanese
Law, Restrictive Trade Practices 1 and Restrictive Trade Practices 2. Approval
was given to the introduction of Media Law. A comprehensive review of commercial
law teaching resulted in the preparation of new composite subjects to be introduced
in 1987. A review of all optional subjects has commenced.
Postgraduate enrolments in 1986 totalled 107, most being enrolled for the degree
of Master of Laws by Coursework. Nine candidates qualified for the degree during
the year. Progress made by postgraduate students was generally satisfactory.
Continuing Legal Education courses were again offered in 1986, including some
of the optional undergraduate subjects. These attracted the interest of a number
of legal practitioners who wished to pursue further studies in law but not at degree
level.
The Research Committee was successful in attracting funds from external research
funding bodies in addition to assisting staff who sought financial support for their
research. For the first time the Faculty was successful in obtaining a Research
Development Grant of $30,000.
Staff have been engaged in extensive research in many areas of the law, and details
of these activities may be perused in the University Research Report.
The Centre for Natural Resources Law began its operations within the Faculty.
The tutorial system continued to assist students and reduce the burden on lecturers
in the compulsory subjects. It is planned to introduce a personal tutor scheme
in 1987 for students enrolled in Legal Process, in an attempt to break down the
traditional barriers between staff and students.
The learning skills program was again implemented during the year to assist
students who were having difficulties with their studies. The program involves group
sessions and a number of individual sessions.
The University is making available a house in Barry Street for the accommodation
of the secretariat of the Australian Institute of Judicial Administration, together
with the Asian Law Centre and the Inter-Governmental Relations program.
Mr P. Sallmann has accepted appointment as Executive Director of the Australian
Institute of Judicial Administration and a Professorial Associate of the University
until the end of 1990, and is expected to take up office early in 1987.
The position of Director of the Asian Law Centre has been advertised and it is
hoped that the first incumbent will be appointed for a period of up to five years
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A concept plan was prepared for a new Law School building to be included in the
triennial submission to CTEC. Meanwhile, consideration was given to a number
of possible solutions to the perennial problem of inadequate space within the
existing building.

MEDICINE Dean: Professor G.B. Ryan

During 1986, a major new development involving the Faculty was the decision
that the University of Melbourne would participate in the establishment of a new
teaching hospital at the Western General Hospital which is to be upgraded and
amalgamated with a new hospital being built at Sunshine.
This amalgamated hospital is to be known as the Maribyrnong Medical Centre.
Following several months of negotiations between the University, the State Minister
of Health and officers of the Health Department of Victoria, the following academic
developments were approved:
• establishment of a joint Clinical School of the University between the amalg-
amated Melbourne and Essendon Hospitals and the Maribyrnong Medical
Centre;
• extension of the current University Departments of Medicine and Surgery at
the Royal Melbourne Hospital to establish units of these departments at the
Maribyrnong Medical Centre;
• establishment of a University Chair of Medicine and First Assistantship in
Surgery based at the Maribyrnong Medical Centre;
• linking of the University Departments of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Royal
Women's Hospital), Paediatrics (Royal Children's Hospital) and possibly
Psychiatry to the corresponding services at the Maribyrnong Medical Centre.
This development is a key component in the State Government's plans to upgrade
and rationalise medical and hospital services in Melbourne's western suburbs.
It will be of immense value to the Faculty of Medicine in improving the access
of medical students to a more broadly based patient population.
The Federal Minister for Health, Dr Neal Blewett, announced in 1986 that he
planned to establish an Inquiry into Medical Education and Medical Workforce.
A national workshop on these topics was held in Canberra in July 1986. The Terms
of Reference for the Inquiry include considerations of the effectiveness of medical
undergraduate education and postgraduate training, the provision of an appropriate
supply of medical practitioners, and the issues of intake numbers and methods
of selection into medical education. Professor Richard Larkins, the James Stewart
Professor of Medicine at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, is a member of the
Committee appointed by the Minister.
In 1986, the Faculty decided to institute internal reviews of the teaching, research
and administrative functions in various disciplines. The first review relates to the
disciplines of Psychiatry and Behavioural Studies. These reviews will be of
considerable value to the Faculty, not only in promoting academic excellence but
also in responding to issues raised by the recently-formed Australian Medical
Council.
The intake into the first year of the medical course was again 182 students for
1986. The HSC cut-off score for selection rose from 347 in 1985 to 360 in 1986.
Included in the entry into first year was the usual quota of 13 overseas students

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(who required HSC scores of at least 378) and a small number of mature age
students selected on the basis of both Higher School Certificate and tertiary studies.
The Faculty again participated in the University's Special Admissions Scheme in
which up to 10 students are admitted to the first year of the medical course on
the basis of HSC performances somewhat lower than the normal cut-off figure
but considered to be adversely affected by social and educational disadvantage.
Details were also finalized for the Faculty's Extended Special Admissions Scheme
to be introduced for the 1987 selection round. This provides for the selection of
up to 10 additional disadvantaged students whose academic performances are
between the above Special Admissions cut-off and the cut-off score for entry into
Science at the University.
The Faculty's long-standing Lateral Entry Scheme continues to operate
successfully, offering the opportunity for students to gain selection into the second
year of the course on the basis of appropriate tertiary studies. All seven students
admitted under this scheme in 1986 were successful in completing second year.
In addition, the Faculty's Refugee Entry Scheme provides access to the course
for appropriately qualified senior medical students or recent medical graduates
admitted to Australia with refugee status.
The Faculty continues to monitor the effectiveness of its teaching activities. The
Curriculum Review Committee is revising the teaching program, particularly in the
preclinical years, in view of the changes that need to be made with the introduction
of the two-semester academic year in 1989. The Committee is working in close
consultation with the Faculty of Science to develop the most effective first-year
program with the most efficient use of resources.
Researchers in the Faculty of Medicine attracted outside funds totalling in excess
of $13.5 million in 1986. These funds came from a variety of sources including
government agencies, private foundations, donations and private industry. The
largest contribution was an amount of nearly $5.5 million from the National Health
and Medical Research Council comprising approximately $4 million shared between
33 new project grants and 47 continuing projects, and just over $1.4 million for
five continuing program grants.
The Faculty was again very successful in the 1986 round of applications for funding
in 1987. The total NH & MRC allocation to the Faculty in 1987 will be more than
$6.5 million—an increase of nearly 19 per cent on the 1986 allocation—in respect
of 45 new project grants, 58 continuing projects and the five continuing program
grants.
In addition to the $6.5 million of NH & MRC grants administered through the
University, associates of University departments working in affiliated hospitals were
awarded more than $1.5 million in NH & MRC funds for 1987, giving an overall
total of more than $8 million for the Medical School. The University's NH & MRC
application success rate in the 1986 round was 46 per cent, compared with the
national average of 37 per cent. The Faculty continues to attract the largest
allocation of NH & MRC funds to any medical school in Australia, highlighting the
high standard and competitiveness of the medical research being carried out at
the University.
There is a growing involvement of researchers in the Faculty in raising funds
through the commercial development of their discoveries. Professor Graeme Clark
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Eye and Ear Hospital receive support for their bionic ear research from Nucleus
Limited, the Sydney high-tech biomedical firm which holds the contract for the
commercial development of the implant. Nucleus Limited has recently spawned
sister companies, Cochlear Pty Ltd based in Sydney and Cochlear Corporation
based in Denver, Colorado, with the aim of marketing the bionic ear internationally.
Professor Ian McKenzie and his colleagues in the Research Centre for Cancer
and Transplantation in the Department of Pathology received continuation of CTEC
Special Research Centre funding ($668,000) in 1986 and were involved in two major
commercial initiatives. The first was an agreement with two biotechnology
companies, Australian Med-Research Industries and Integrated Medical
Technologies Ltd., for a contribution of $2.4 million over three years to be used
to develop an imaging process for the early detection and location of breast cancer
using a specific monoclonal antibody discovered in Professor McKenzie's
laboratory.
The second commercial initiative was the involvement of the Research Centre
in the Victorian Government's Australian Medical Research and Development
Consortium that was announced in 1986. The aim of the Consortium is to create
a means of developing commercial products from Australian research, facilitating
the transfer of technology from the laboratory to the marketplace, and in particular
exploiting Victoria's very strong base in medical biotechnology.
During the year, the Faculty welcomed the affiliation between the University and
the Murdoch Institute for Research into Birth Defects at the Royal Children's
Hospital.
New appointments in 1986 included Professor Ian Gust as Professor/Director of
Clinical Virology at Fairfield Hospital; and Professor Donald Metcalf, Deputy
Director of the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, to a Personal Chair of Cancer Biology
in the Department of Medical Biology. In addition, Dr Len Harrison accepted
appointment as Professor/Director of the Burnet Clinical Research Unit of the
Walter and Eliza Hall Institute and the Amalgamated Melbourne and Essendon
Hospitals, and will take up this position in April 1987. Mr Alan Cuthbertson accepted
appointment in August 1986 as Associate Dean (Clinical) at the Royal Melbourne
Hospital.
Retirements during 1986 included Professor G.W. Crock, Professor J.V. Hurley
and Professor D.M. Prinsley.
Professor Priscilla Kincaid-Smith was appointed President of the Royal Australasian
College of Physicians, and Professor W.S.C. Hare was appointed President of the
Royal Australasian College of Radiologists. Professor David Penington was
appointed Chief Adviser on Health Policy and Programs for the Health Department
of Victoria.
The University of Melbourne Medical Society (UMMS) continues to prosper, with
a current membership of 1,229. This includes 113 members of the 1986 medical
graduation class who were recruited to membership of the Society following a
ceremony held in December in the Sunderland Theatre to hand over the class
to the Medical Board of Victoria.

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MUSIC Dean: Mr R. Farren-Price
The year was a complex one for the Faculty. The academic and administrative
staff had to deal with the vicissitudes of carrying on a full working program under
the very difficult conditions of the building and refurbishing going on around them.
The Faculty is deeply grateful to the University for making the funds available to
create, in the refurbishing of Melba Hall, a recital hall of distinction within the City
of Melbourne and indeed within Australia. Accompanying this was a considerable
upgrading of facilities such as artists' rooms, foyer and, very importantly, the
building of nine new rooms. All this was successfully achieved, although not yet
completely finished.
Melba Hall was re-opened in June by the Governor of Victoria, Dr Davis McCaughey.
During 1986 both students and staff were very active in public performance. For
the re-opening of Melba Hall the Faculty choir and orchestra combined in two
concerts in what were gala performances. Many members of staff took part in
recitals and concerts of a major nature in most of the main forums of the city.
Several were invited abroad.
The Faculty has continued to take a large quota in first year intake. It should be
noted that there is considerable interest from interstate applicants in the Music
Therapy course which is offered by this Faculty. The University of Melbourne is
the only institution in Australia which offers such a course.
Student achievement in all areas (performance, history, musicology, composition,
music education and music therapy) was consistent with other years. The Academic
Board approved changes to aural training courses and these will begin in 1987.
The Board also approved the establishment of new courses in Music Analysis.
The first of these, Analysis 1, will commence in 1987 and Analysis 2 in 1988.
The Mediaeval Music Repertory recording project has continued with generous
support from both the University and La Trobe University. Several recordings and
publications were undertaken by members of staff during the year and of course
full details of these are in the Faculty Research Report.
Because of the amount of one-to-one teaching undertaken in performance subjects
and the fact that there is now a full complement of tutors, students undertaking
a music course probably receive more personal attention than in most other
disciplines. In all areas the ratio between students and staff is very healthy.
Postgraduate numbers were consistent and much valuable research was
accomplished in the various fields.
The Faculty's direction will be shaped by our ability to cope with financial
restrictions and redirection of some of our activities. The Budgets Committee has
created a working party to consider the cost effectiveness of curriculum. It is
obvious that certain courses in the Faculty have proliferated over a period of 10
to 15 years, and perhaps it is opportune that we take stock of ourselves at this stage.

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SCIENCE Dean: Professor T.W. Healy
The year saw a Faculty of Science very much on the move and one in which major
undertakings such as an increased first-year intake, a new Science Buildings
Committee, and the start to our first new building (Zoology) in many years, all took
place efficiently and effectively. The emerging Faculty framework, which provides
devolution of financial and academic responsibilities to departments, has produced
many new choices in the operating units.

The identity of individual departments is becoming clearer as each builds on those

limited number of choices in teaching and research which can be adequately
funded. The Faculty is also beginning to feel the long awaited effect of the young
staff we can slowly begin to bring into our Departments as our staffing profile goes
through inevitable change.
The loss of two leaders, Professor T.C. Chambers (Botany), and Professor C.C.
Heyde (Statistics), was keenly felt, but both discipline areas adjusted creatively.
The School of Botany took part in a major external review and worked with an
international review panel to formulate future directions. We have begun the task
of preparing for the semester changeover in 1989. This change is seen by our
teaching departments as an opportunity for serious review of the entire
undergraduate curriculum. It also coincides with changes in the secondary school
educational system which reflect changing community expectations.
The Special Admissions exercise in which we have welcomed students coming
from culturally, economically and socially disadvantaged backgrounds has been
a major success in Science in part because we have, through the Students at
Risk program, shown that we have flexibility in our educational structure.
A major review of the regulations and rules for our Master of Science degree was
completed by a small but very effective working group.
Our support staff to academic staff ratios are at a critically low level, our teaching
and research equipment is not being replaced, our teaching and research
classrooms and laboratories in many areas are critically overcrowded, our
chairmen lack the administrative support that they need if they are to be effective
managers, our impressive external research funding grows but not at the real level
of growth of the cost of research, and the cost of our teaching and research
materials, equipment and libraries is escalating at a rate that is causing serious
concern.
The increase in student numbers made possible by new CTEC and State
Government funding presented an opportunity for the Faculty to make a major
contribution to increased participation in tertiary education. The additional numbers
have been extremely well managed in all departments without increasing the
academic staff numbers but by increasing the complement of tutorial positions
to ensure the availability of small class teaching options.
A major innovation in the first-year Physics laboratory course has been the
commissioning of a computer network of personal computers for on-line data
accumulation in real time. A gift from the Baker Foundation helped to expedite
implementation of the system.
A significant proposal for a combined Science/Engineering course was approved
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to major in Physics, Mathematics or Computer Science in combination with
Electrical Engineering.
The departments of the Faculty continue to attract into their postgraduate
programs, Bachelor of Science (Hons), Master of Science and PhD students of
exceptional ability. Emphasis on research through research education highlights
the unique distinguishing role this Faculty, and this University, plays. Our research
excellence puts the groups in the departments at the international frontiers of their
disciplines and gives our students, the next generation of Australian scientific and
technological leaders, essential involvement in advanced science. There is a blend
of research projects from basic to applied, in which the students are involved with
academic staff, with scientific leaders in CSIRO and industry through joint programs
and with many distinguished overseas visiting scientists.

VETERINARY SCIENCE Dean: Professor K.V.F. Jubb

Although some colleagues of many years resigned to take up other academic and
industrial positions, we have gained new academic staff at junior and senior levels
who will contribute their skills and enthusiasm to the Faculty.
Entry to the Bachelor of Veterinary Science course continues to be very
competitive. Of 623 applicants who expressed a preference for the course, 200
of these were first preference. In addition there were applicants seeking to transfer
from other courses within the University. The academic standard of applicants
admitted remained high with a cut-off score of 352. Progression within the course
has been generally good with a 100 per cent pass rate in first year and a similar
rate expected from other years at the conclusion of supplementary assessments
in February.
The only change from the normal pattern of progression within the course was
the unusual number of students seeking leave of absence between the third and
fourth years. Of the final year class of 47, 33 students graduated with honours.
Our graduates continue to be in demand in Australia, and for postgraduate positions
overseas.
In considering the re-organization of the academic year in 1989, undergraduate
teaching will be based on a two-term system rather than a true semester system.
The change is not anticipated to affect greatly years two to five. For first year,
liaison with the Faculty of Science, concerning syllabus and scheduling changes
within the outline of the existing curriculum has been going well.
Research activities in the Faculty continue to be productive. There are several
key areas which are attracting outside funds and other ongoing work funded by
the usual industry granting bodies. The Veterinary Preclinical Sciences Department
has received substantial outside funds for work on specific projects in its key area
of interest in gene manipulation and immune regulation of livestock.
Coopers Animal Health (Australia) Limited have integrated their immunopara-
sitology/molecular biology research unit within the Department of Veterinary
Paraclinical Sciences at Werribee. The major thrust of the research is towards
developing vaccines against tick fever in cattle, haemonchosis in sheep and blowfly
strike. This unit is working in conjunction with Dr M.D. Rickard's
immunoparasitology research group.
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under a sponsored research program directed particularly to the area of
reproduction in the horse. The Victorian TAB made a substantial contribution, with
the balance being provided from Faculty funds, towards a Racehorse Performance
Laboratory which was officially opened by the Minister of Youth, Sport and
Recreation, Mr Neil Trezise, in May. However this pleasing research activity brings
other problems, particularly the physical constraints of space.
This problem is being particularly felt at the Preclinical Centre. With the appointment
of a new senior lecturer in Biochemistry extensive refurbishment of the first floor
will be necessary and this work is expected to begin early in the new year. It is
hoped that the Faculty will be able shortly to assume occupancy of the Veterinary
Research Institute to relieve the acute space shortage and provide much needed
facilities for students.
The Veterinary Clinic and Hospital Board of Management had its first full year of
responsibility for the Veterinary Clinic and Hospital. The year has seen the
completion of the new wing of the Small Animal facility in time for Open Day in
March and with an official opening in November. It has also been a financially
successful year with sufficient surplus to allow expenditure on capital items to
improve facilities.
The financial viability of Kendall Hall continues to be closely monitored. Occupation
rates have been at a satisfactory level this year.
Our graduate foundation, the Melbourne University Veterinary Society, is continuing
to be very successful in attracting new members and has reached the stage of
generating a series of activities.

THE GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

Director: Professor P.J.B. Rose
The year 1986 was the third of operation of the new structure of the School since
it became a national management school following the recommendation of the
Ralph Report of Inquiry into Management Education.
The year was one of rapid expansion with initiatives taken in many areas. The first
group of staff moved into the new four-storey building in Leicester Street, Carlton
late in September 1986, and the residential Spring School was held in the building
in October followed by a series of other short courses and conferences. The building
was officially opened by the Prime Minister, Mr Hawke, on 2 December 1986. In
addition to staff offices, the building contains a library, four lecture theatres, a
computer laboratory, a tutorial room, a range of syndicate rooms, residential
lounges, 47 bedrooms and a dining room.
There were 14 full-time academic staff in the School as well as library, computing
and general staff. Professor R.R. Officer was appointed to a Chair of Finance in
January 1986. As part of the plan to build up its number of full-time academic staff
to 25 in accordance with the Ralph Report, the School was recruiting staff for the
positions of a Chair of Management, a Reader, a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer and,
for the Centre for Manufacturing Management, two Lecturers/Senior Lecturers.
A Centre for Manufacturing Management was established with its initial funding
provided by the Victorian Government. The Centre aims to provide expertise to
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manufacturing technologies, particularly in the broader context of formulating and
implementing manufacturing strategies.
The School obtained approval to offer in 1987 a new Postgraduate Diploma in
Management Studies course for full-fee-paying overseas students, and the selection
of overseas students began in late 1986.
MBA enrolments in 1986 were 196, with 35 full-time Final Year students. There
were 16 PhD students in the School. In cooperation with the Faculty of Economics
and Commerce, the School began to undertake some undergraduate teaching in
business administration.
The research activities of the School continued to expand, with staff and PhD
students working on a variety of pure and applied research projects, and with some
funding from external sources such as the Australian Institute of Management,
Centre for Independent Studies and the Sydney Myer Fund. To disseminate the
results of its research, the School initiated a series of research Working Papers
in 1985, and up to the end of 1986, 36 contributions to this series had been made.
The number of research papers appearing in international journals continued to
grow at a healthy rate, and staff members were presenting the results of their
work at an increasing number of overseas conferences.
The two six-week residential Advanced Management Programs for senior managers
and the four-week residential Program for Management Development for younger
managers were successful. A large number of short courses were run, some by
international scholars, such as courses and seminars in Melbourne, Canberra,
Sydney and Adelaide by Professor Jeffrey Pfeffer, of Stanford, on organisational
behaviour, and courses and seminars by Dr Nigel Slack, of Oxford, who was
appointed to the first Sir Donald Hibberd Lectureship, and Professor Wickham
Skinner, of Harvard, on manufacturing management.
Short courses, were also run for Trustee Officers, the partners of KMG-Hungerford,
the Public Service Board of Victoria, the Association of Consulting Engineers and
for engineers (in cooperation with the Faculty of Engineering).

SOCIAL STUDIES Chairman: Professor R.W. Webster

At the beginning of 1986 there were 55 students enrolled in the Master of Social
Work (research with major thesis) program and four students enrolled as PhD
candidates.
By the end of 1985, seven Master of Social Work degrees had been awarded by
the Board of Social Studies; this figure nearly doubled in 1986 with six additional
students being awarded the degree.
A coursework masters degree with requirements for a minor thesis was approved
by the Board, the University and VPSEC to commence in 1987.
There were 191 students enrolled for the Bachelor of Social Work in 1986, and
85 students graduated at the end of the year.
There was considerable difficulty in securing appropriate field placements for
students in 1986. This was particularly acute for those in second year.
The Board welcomed seven new members in 1986: Ms A. Bergin, Dr Jacques
Boulet, Ms R. Dargaville, Mr R.J.A. Harper, Ms M. Keegle, Mrs E. Muirden, and
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A proposal for faculty status was discussed in the Board but put aside for later
discussion. A Development Strategy Committee was formed to develop strategy
on staffing, Board status and other developments.
Council approved a name change for "Department of Social studies" to
"Department of Social Work".
A major curriculum review of the Bachelor of Social Work course was set in motion
with the appointment of a Sub-Committee of the Curriculum Committee to undertake
preliminary discussions.
Eighteen continuing education workshops or seminars were given in 1986 by staff,
local practitioners and overseas visitors.

THE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES

The fluctuating state of the Australian dollar once again dominated the Library
during 1986. The major part of the Library's expenditure on its collection represents
purchases in overseas currencies. Although the decline in value of the Australian
dollar, compared with the US dollar receives most media publicity, the Library
was equally, and in some cases, more disadvantaged by the fall in relative value
against German, Dutch and English currencies. Purchases in guilder and
deutschmark are of major significance in the area of scientific publishing and
particularly, scientific serials.
The impact of currency devaluation on the buying power of Australian research
libraries has been significant and there has been widespread cancellation of serial
subscriptions as a result. The Library has so far been able to maintain its serial
collections and to continue monograph purchasing with the support of additional
funding from the University.
The continued support of the Library by the University underlines its importance
as one of the diminishing number of Australian research libraries continuing to
maintain and develop collections of any substance, and which will inevitably be
called on to play an increasing role in the national system of document delivery
and resource sharing.
Collections held in Baillieu passed the million volume mark in 1986 and the total
University Library collection now exceeds 1.5 million volumes. The development
of the collection continues to be sustained by external bodies such as the Victoria
Law Foundation, as well as the continuing support of the Friends of the Baillieu
Library.
A major acquisition this year was the purchase, with funds received via the Faculty
of Arts, of the History of Women micro-publication project. Both the Library and
the Archives continue to benefit from a wide range of gifts—significant among
these were a further major gift from Dr Orde Poynton and the gift of the llling music
collection.
Purchases of microform and facsimile editions continue to bring much material
to the Library which would otherwise not be available except by consultation in
overseas institutions. Among notable purchases of this type in 1986 was the
acquisition of the facsimile of the Great Domesday Book.
The year saw several major organizational changes. In August, the University
Archives became a Division of the University Library and the former Archives Board
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of Management was succeeded by an Archives Advisory Board to advise Council,
through the Library Committee, on matters concerning the University Archives.
Later the Library senior management structure was reviewed. The former position
of Associate Librarian (Administration) was replaced by one of Business Manager.
A position of Associate Librarian (Reader Services) was established to strengthen
the management of services to users throughout the University.
Two major developments in accommodation were the completion of half the
compactus repository at the main Archives premises in Barry Street and the
occupation of the first stage of the Library store in Kidd's Warehouse.
In addition to the continued development of the LIBS 100 system which provides
the Library's in-house computer systems, the Library has been associated with
two important development projects. Under the aegis of CAVAL Ltd, the Library
has been a major participant in a trial of an on-line regional catalogue which would
permit our users to immediately identify resources in other Victorian academic
libraries and the State Library. The Library has provided additional support to the
trial by housing the central computing equipment and providing local back-up when
needed. The trial is continuing.
The second area of development has been in the area of optical disc technology.
It is anticipated that this technology will make substantial impact on the access
to, and distribution of, major data bases of the type typically used by the Library.
Some are already in commercial production and the Library has already installed
a major service for public use.
As well as evaluating commercial developments the Library was involved in a joint
project with the Department of Geography to develop a microcomputer based
statistical mapping system using the new optical disc storage technology.
An integral part of the project was the successful generation of a single CD-ROM
disc containing ABS Census data for 1981 and National Mapping's digitised
Australian mapping data. Software was developed to manipulate the data and
produce four-colour statistical maps on IBM and compatible personal computers.
The system, which represents the first successful Australian production of a CD-
ROM data base, was launched in August.

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FINANCE
General Recurrent Grant Account and other University Funds
The main source of funding for the general teaching-and-research activities
of the University, and for support services for those activities, is the general
recurrent grant provided by the Commonwealth Government under the States
Grants (Tertiary Education Assistance) Act, on the recommendation of the
Commonwealth Tertiary Education Commission (CTEC).
The final level of the general recurrent grant for 1986 was $122,981 million,
as compared with $113,023 million for 1985. The increase of $9,958 million
resulted from:
$ million
— an increase in respect of the higher first year intake in
1986 .380
— an increase in the earmarked grant for the Graduate
School of Management .250
— an increase towards the cost of payment in 1986 of
the retrospective increase in academic salary scales
for the period May 1984 to April 1985 1.485
— a net increase in special grants .041
— an increase, resulting from salary rises, in the CTEC
reimbursement towards the cost of University
superannuation contributions .125
— supplementation towards other costs of salary and
price rises 7.677

9.958

In addition to the Commonwealth Government funding for an increase of 80

in the intake of first year students, the State Government provided a similar
level of funds to enable the first year student intake to be increased by a further
80 students. The additional student intake of 160 made possible by these grants
resulted in additional enrolments in the Science, Engineering, Commerce and
Arts courses.
The following other Commonwealth Government Grants under the States Grants
Act were provided for this University in 1986 for specific purposes:
$ million
Equipment Grant 6.787
Grant for University contributions towards certain
recurrent expenditure of Teaching Hospitals .634
Grant for the Key Centre in Statistical Sciences .041
Special Research Grant 2.206
Grant for Special Research Centres 1.432
Minor Works Grant 1.013
Grant for the new Zoology Building 1.161

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 It is part of the conditions of these grants that they be accounted for separately
from the general recurrent grant, with an annual report to CTEC on the
expenditure from each grant.
In addition to government grants under the States Grants (Tertiary Education
Assistance) Act, the University receives government grants, donations, income
from Trust Fund endowments and other income for specific research programs,
scholarships and other University purposes. In most, but not all, cases, these
amounts have been made available to the University for a specified purpose
and can not be used for any other University purpose. It is necessary, therefore,
to maintain separate accounting "Funds" for each of these amounts.
Although all the various Funds must be held and accounted for separately, it
is necessary for some reporting purposes to aggregate the income and
expenditure for all the Funds relating to the teaching and the research activities
of the University and to support services for those activities. This is done through
the following sections of the University's Financial Statements to be submitted
to Parliament, after audit, as Part 2 of the Annual Report for 1986:
—1 Combined Statement—Summary
—2 Combined Statement—Income
—3 Combined Statement—Expenditure
The following paragraphs of the Finance Section of the Annual Report relate
to the general recurrent grant, as the main source of funding for the University's
general teaching-and-research activities and their support services.

Budgetary Planning for use of the General Recurrent Grant for 1986

The University's budgetary arrangements for the general recurrent grant have
been based for many years on decentralisation to Faculties and other Budget
Divisions of decisions on the use of the resources which can be made available
for their activities.
After amounts have been reserved for earmarked grants, General University
Costs (those not charged against allocations to Budget Divisions) and a
Discretionary Fund, the balance of funds estimated to be available for the year
concerned is allocated to the various Budget Divisions in lump sum amounts.
The use of its lump sum allocation within the Budget Division is decided by
the Divisional Budget Committee, having regard to the Division's priorities and
circumstances, and after taking account of on-going staffing commitments and
Budgetary Guidelines issued by the Central Budgets Committee.
The initial Budget for 1986, developed in September 1985, was based on an
estimate of the general recurrent grant at the CTEC salary index levels of 30
June, 1985, and the estimated level of the non-salary costs index for the
December quarter 1985. Provisional allocations for Budget Divisions were
updated on a similar basis. As in earlier years, it was assumed that, apart from
a possible shortfall of the order of $.250 million, the 1986 costs for salary rises
after 30 June, 1985, would be covered by later Commonwealth supplementation
resulting from increases in the CTEC salary indices after that date.
After allowing for the updating of allocations to Budget Divisions, for special
increases approved in the allocations for the Library ($230,000), the Research
Vote ($50,000) and the Buildings Committee Vote ($75,000) and for a higher

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 estimate of total expenditure on General University Cost items, the projected
commitments exceeded the funds available.
To reduce this projected overcommitment to a manageable level, the updated
provisional allocations for all Budget Divisions were cut by one per cent ($1.053
million in total).

Net Result in the General Recurrent Grant Account for 1986

Non-salary supplementation for 1986, based on actual movements in the CTEC
non-salary costs index to the December quarter 1985, proved higher than the
estimates on which the initial Budget for 1986 had been prepared. This increase
made it possible:
— to cover the balance of the initial projected overcommitment for 1986;
— to provide an increase of $200,000 in mid-1986 in the Library Materials Vote,
in respect of the effects in 1986 of exchange rate increases in expenditure
in the second half of 1985;
— to retain $134,000 towards meeting the part of the 1985 deficit which
resulted from an overestimate of non-salary supplementation when the 1985
Budget was prepared.
Net savings in some areas of the Budget were almost sufficient to cover a further
allocation of $300,000 for Library Materials (in respect of the effects of exchange
rate changes in the second half of 1986) and some additional expenditure of
Budget Divisions and Departmental Research Votes. This additional expenditure
will be recovered from allocations to those Budget Divisions and Votes in 1987
and later years.
The net result of all the changes from the initial Budget for 1986 was a surplus
of $106,557, which was applied to reduce the accumulated General Recurrent
Grant Account deficit carried forward from 1985.

Summary of General Recurrent Grant Income and Expenditure for 1986

(with comparative amounts for 1985)
1985 1986
$ million $ million
Expenditure
Academic Activities
Teaching-and-Research *70.098 76.369
Identified Research-Only 3.430 3.749
Academic Services
Central and Branch Libraries * 7.689 8.823
University Computing Services
(Expenditure less amounts met from
recoveries) 1.051 1.355
Other Centralized Academic Services 1.318 1.430
Ancillary Student Services
Research Scholarships 1.330 1.346
Other Ancillary Student Services 1.165 1.295
General University Services
Administration 10.492 11.703

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 Overheads 6.748 6.188
Buildings and Grounds 9.773 10.241
Public Services .265 .294
Independent Operations .110 .081

Total Expenditure 113.469 122.874

Less General Recurrent Grant for the Year 113.023 122.981
Deficit for 1985 .446

Surplus for 1986, applied to reducing the accumu-

lated deficit in the General Recurrent Grant
Account .107

* Adjusted amounts

Notes:
1. The reduction of expenditure on Overheads resulted from two factors:
(a) the 1985 costs for the Managed Fund Workers' Compensation Insurance
arrangements in force for the period 1 January to 31 August, 1985, were
much higher than the WorkCare premium for the same period in 1986;
(b) the internal charge-out rate to all University accounts in respect of
WorkCare arrangements was increased from the beginning of 1986.
2. The general recurrent grant for 1986 included $1,485 million towards the
cost of retrospective academic salary increases paid in 1986 in respect of
the period 1 May, 1984 to 30 June, 1985.
3. It is relevant to the above table that the general recurrent grant funds most
of the infrastructure of Academic Services and General University Services,
which support the research and other programs for which outside funding
is received towards the direct costs.

Fall in the Level in real terms of the General Recurrent Grant Funding available
for the University's Normal Programs
The Finance Section of the Annual Report for 1985 drew attention to the series
of outside decisions and events which have resulted in reductions in the level
of general recurrent grant funding in real terms, for the University's normal
programs. Some of these factors were:
— the earlier decision that non-salary supplementation would not be available
during a year in respect of price rises during that year;
— successive reductions by CTEC in the real level of the general recurrent
grant of this University from the beginning of each of 1980, 1981, 1982,
1983 and 1985;
— cost rises not fully reflected in non-salary supplementation;
— additional costs incurred as a result of government or community initiatives
(e.g. special admission scheme, equal opportunity off ice, child care facilities,
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 experimentation requirements, accountability requirements to
Commonwealth and State authorities).
Although individually some of the grant reductions and additional costs may not
be seen from outside as significant when compared with the overall level of the
general recurrent grant, collectively they have resulted in real pressure on general
recurrent grant funding for the University's normal programs and support facilities.
Some idea of the extent of that pressure can be gauged from the following
comparative information for 1980 and 1986 (but excluding from 1980 the
information for the RAAF Academy, which ceased to be affiliated with the University
at the end of 1985):

1980 1986
Student Load— Weighted Student Units 15,097 15,404
Student/Staff Ratio
(in Weighted Student Unit Terms) 12.69:1 13.17:1
Full-time and Fractional Full-time Staff
Numbers at 30 April
(but excluding "Research-Only" staff)
Academic Departments:
Academic Staff 1,013 985
General Staff 766 676

Sub-Total 1,779 1,661

Non-Academic Support Departments
and Services 926 874
(excluding Auxiliary Operations)
Total 2,705 2,535

"Research-Only" staff have been excluded from the above table because in most
cases the direct costs are funded from outside donations or government grants
and not from the general recurrent grant. The "Research-Only" staff increased
by 159, to 645, between 1980 and 1986. This increase has been of great benefit
to the University's research programs, but of necessity it has increased pressure
on the departmental and University infrastructure of support services—and thus
on the University's general recurrent grant.

RESEARCH
Direct expenditure on research in the University continued to grow in real terms
in 1986. Identifiable 'Research-Only' expenditure increased from $29,448,093 in
1985 to $32,547,427—an increase of 10.5 per cent.
The University continued to receive substantial grants under the Australian
Research Grants Scheme ($2.383m), the National Health and Medical Research
Council ($6.014m), the Australian Cancer Council Victoria ($.479m), the Australian
Wheat Corporation ($.563m) and the Marine Sciences and Technology Grants
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Scheme ($.268m). Considerable research support was also received from a wide
range of other public and private sources.
The Office for Research continued to develop its services in the administration
of research grants, scholarships and fellowships, PhD candidature and
experimentation ethics committees. As well, the Executive Officer (Research) was
active in furthering liaison between the University, industry and government.
Activities included the organization of 13 seminars for staff, involving local and
overseas speakers, participation in overseas trade exhibitions, and in discussions
with government and industry.
Postgraduate enrolments and support for research training
In 1986, there were 2,613 higher degree students. These comprised:
Doctor of Philosophy candidates:
Full-time Part-time External Total
558 266 65 889 (858 in 1985)
Masters degree candidates:
Full-time Part-time External Total
510 1,072 111 1,693(1,640 in 1985)
Other higher-degree candidates:
Full-time Part-time External Total
22 9 Nil • 31 (27 in 1985)
Total:
Full-time Part-time External Total
1,090 1,347 176 2,613 (2,525 in 1985)
Of the 1,090 full-time candidates, 395 were supported by Commonwealth
Postgraduate Research Awards, 30 by University of Melbourne Postgraduate
"Scholarships and 117 by postgraduate studentships.
The number of postgraduate students enrolled in the University continued to
increase. New administrative procedures adopted by the Government in relation
to overseas students led to considerable uncertainty about future numbers of these
students.

CONTINUING EDUCATION
The University's continuing education activities have been concentrated in three
areas: the public lecture program, short courses and courses aimed at up-grading
professional expertise, and the provision of single subjects based on the normal
teaching program.
Public Lecture Program
More than 30 public lectures were organized by University departments during
the year aimed at a general lay audience.
The main thrust of the lecture program was in the University's regular "Tramstop
Series" which has been attracting audiences from the city since 1980. During
1986 there were two series of four and three lectures. The first, Enabling the
Disabled dealt with issues such as psychiatric disability, the 'bionic ear' and
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The second series, which was very well-attended, covered in vitro fertilization,
AIDS and moral judgement on modern medicine.
Towards the end of the year the University's Continuing Education Committee
reviewed aspects of continuing education and agreed to monitor activities during
1987. The main concerns are a downturn in the number of public lectures and
a slight decline in the size of the audience.
Short courses and professional or refresher courses
In accordance with the University's policy of encouraging faculties and departments
to develop courses which draw upon available expertise and facilities, short
professional up-date and refresher courses are offered in several fields.
In 1986, 49 courses were given mainly in Medicine and Dental Science. Courses
were also held in Architecture and Planning, Arts, Economics and Commerce,
Engineering, Music, Science and the Graduate School of Management.
Single subject enrolment
Continuing education also comprises single subjects drawn from graduate or
undergraduate programs of the University, modified in content or assessment and
approved by the Academic Board. These courses are available to members of
the general public who may not necessarily have the normal entrance requirements.
These subjects are not available for credit towards a degree and do not satisfy
University entrance requirements.
In 1986, enrolments in these subjects remained steady at around 230. The most
popular areas of choice again were subjects offered by Arts and Economics and
Commerce.

BUILDINGS
Capital Building Projects
Graduate School of Management
Construction began in August 1984 and the building was occupied from October
1986, some six months late. The building was funded from the Commonwealth
Grants, donations and the proceeds of the sale in November 1986 of the University-
owned Melbourne Town House.
Computer Centre
This building was completed in mid-1986, also behind time. Construction of the
building was funded by the University.
Zoology
The Zoology project commenced in late November 1986 and is planned for
completion by August 1988. Despite reductions in the original plans the project
cost has meant the University had to provide additional funds. Associated with
this project, and as part of the contract, the University is replacing the Agriculture
& Forestry animal house and all of the Agriculture/Forestry and Botany Glass
Houses at the southern end of the Systems Garden. This work required the provision
of a number of temporary Glass Houses (Poly Houses) on the lawn of the Systems
Garden. The lawns will be fully restored at the end of the project.
Minor Works
Significant projects undertaken or commenced principally with University funds
included:
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 — the Bouverie Street Child Care Centre, completed in April 1986;
— the restoration of Melba Hall and provision of additional offices and practice
rooms for music at a cost approaching $1 million, completed in May/June
1986;
— Tribophysics (the Walter Boas Building) released by the CSIRO. First stage
of renovations for the Office for Research and for the Faculty of Engineering
was carried out in 1986. This work should be finished in early 1987;
— work commenced on alterations in the Old Arts Building, including the
provision of central courtyards and creation of interior natural lighting. The
Faculty of Arts office will be moved to this building from the John Medley
Building;
— at the Amalgamated Melbourne & Essendon Hospital the University was
involved in a major rebuilding of the Walter & Eliza Hall wing for the
Departments of Surgery, Medicine and Psychiatry, a project worth more than
$2 million;
— following the transfer of the Computer Centre from the Richard Berry Building,
terminal laboratories and other facilities were constructed for the School
of Mathematical Sciences;
— the Engineering Minor Works program continued with the transfer of elements
from the former Department of Metallurgy to Chemical Engineering in the
Old Mining Building.

Property matters
Miegunyah, the property bequeathed by Sir Russell and Lady Grimwade —
Following the decision by the Supreme Court in 1985, arrangements proceeded
for the sale of the property, expected to be undertaken in early 1987.

200 Berkeley Street

The University purchased a strategically placed three-storey solid brick office and
warehouse building in Berkeley Street for future use by the Medical Faculty.
Energy program
Following two years of significant reductions in the consumption of energy in 1984
and 1985, an increase was recorded in 1986. This was largely attributable to new
buildings: the Graduate School of Management and the Computer Centre.
Maintenance management
The University participated in the work of the Australian Vice Chancellors'
Committee Buildings Working Group which presented recommendations to the
AVCC. Introduction of a works information system was commenced as part of the
University computer-based accounting system; the end of the first stage was
reached at the end of the year. The next stage of the work is expected to be
completed in 1987.
PABX
A new third-generation PABX system was installed in 1985 and the re-cabling of
the grounds and buildings was almost completed by the end of the year.
Occupational Health & Safety and WorkCare
The implications of the 1985 legislation were still being assessed in 1986 and further
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for disposal of waste solvents and other hazardous material, created additional
problems.
Planning
The University was involved in negotiations with the Melbourne City Council and
the Ministry for Planning on further implications of the 1984 Melbourne City Council
report on conservation of buildings in the University, and the implementation of
the Melbourne City Council Strategy Plan. Investigations into traffic problems in
College Crescent continued.

THE UNION
The complex organisation of the Union involves the provision of recreational and
cultural facilities, meeting rooms, food outlets as well as other service and
commercially-oriented activities and functions. The cash flow is derived from annual
fees and from trading operations and approximates six million dollars a year. In
1986, income from non-trading activities was $2,338,900 while net expenses
totalled $2,009,600.
The Union and Guild Theatres were well patronised and the Theatre Department
continued to implement a successful artistic program during the academic year.
The student theatre community was active with 17 productions. The Union Theatre
technical re-development program, initiated in 1983, concluded in 1986 with the
acquisition of a sophisticated computer-controlled lighting console.
The Rowden White Library underwent a number of major changes. Renovations
to facilities included a new entrance to provide wheelchair and delivery access,
the establishment of a current awareness noticeboard, painting of the library and
complete refurbishing of the periodical storeroom. The library became involved
in the Training for Aboriginals Program with the provision of two staff positions
for students of the Certificate of Applied Social Sciences (Library Technician); the
collection development program continued with particular emphasis on reference
resources, fiction, disarmament and the arts.
The George Paton Gallery staged 10 exhibitions of contemporary art and eight
related activities. The gallery co-ordinated the visitors from the Biennale of Sydney,
bringing to Melbourne audiences a wide range of discussion surrounding the theme
"Origina, Originality and Beyond". In addition to its in-house activities, the George
Paton Gallery continued to tour the exhibition "17 Mail Paintings from Chile" as
well as initiating the "Australian Way of Life" and "Union Street" tours. Highlights
of the exhibition program were "On your Bike", "5 Artists and 5 Architects", "Union
Street" and "The Australian Way of Life".
The Union Shop concluded the trading year with a net profit of $88,600. During
the year many new University souvenirs were added to the main shop, including
a quality watch. The range marketed through the clothing shop has been widened
considerably to include current fashion. Its popularity has been reflected in a
turnover of approximately $250,000.
During 1986 Union Catering's deficit was reduced to less than $300,000 from the
previous year's $356,000. Considerable effort was directed at the overall efficiency
and effectiveness of Catering and included reviews of outlets, menus, staffing levels
and trading hours. A commitment was made to refurbish 'Milliways', a B.Y.O. bistro
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style restaurant, and convert it into a delicatessen. Work on this project
commenced in December.
The Cafeteria product range was diversified with the introduction of a line of
vegetarian food which has proved popular. Some rationalisation of trading hours
has resulted in staff numbers becoming better aligned with peak demand periods.
Considerable expenditure was incurred in improving the presentation of the eating
areas; most were painted. The Mixing Lounge received additional attention with
the installation of a servery to relieve peak-period queueing at the Coffee Lounge
servery, and the general atmosphere of the room was improved with a change
of lighting, furniture, and the hanging of curtains.
Major improvements were made in the presentation of Union House and the
operation of its mechanical plant. A program of progressive painting was initiated
and some offices and many student areas were repainted. Following a
comprehensive survey of mechanical and electrical plant the building's ventilation
air filters were replaced and ventilating fans Overhauled. Also many electrical
distribution boards and motor control centres were found to be inadequately
labelled, and a project was commenced to up-grade these.

SPORT AND PHYSICAL RECREATION

The trends of 1985 continued in 1986, with heavy demand on all facilities by
recreational users and an increased demand from sports clubs. This increase in
use of facilities during 'off peak', co-incided with an extremely successful year
for the University in Australian Universities Championships (formerly called
intervarsity).
With the demand from 'recreational users' and increased club requirements, the
year was one of stabilization in programs and use of facilities.
Policies of 1985 in regard to 'small free space' areas were re-inforced with the
arrival of a long-awaited bocce rink, between the athletic track and martial arts
room, adjacent to the Trinity College gate.
The new martial arts room proved a success when opened in mid-year, not only
for martial arts clubs, but for boxing, athletics and other groups requiring additional
indoor space. Likewise the rehabilitation and light resistance training room has
proved extremely successful, particularly in the specially-booked hours for casual
use by women and for circuit work.
The initial work done by the Sports Centre in assisting to tackle the RSI problem
on campus through re-habilitation programs was completed by the release of a
pamphlet on RSI and the student.
The intra-mural program and 'learn to play' classes maintained their popularity,
while restrictions on number of participants had to be applied in the aerobic-
exercise classes because of the heavy demand and safety considerations.
Personalised fitness testing and programming continued to grow and the interest
in 'resistance training' for women and men has been reflected in a greatly-increased
cost factor in maintenance of equipment and replacement. This is an area which
will continue to grow.
This same interest has seen the establishment of multi-gym station machines at
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our 'outstations', with Creswick being the latest recipient. The Physical Recreation
Officer visited Creswick twice to advise students on use of the equipment.
The Sports Medicine Service saw a heavy increase in demand, both in remedial
massage and physiotherapy treatment for students and members.
There was some welcome extra sponsorship for Sport and Physical Recreation
Centre activities. While the Commonwealth Bank continued its successful
sponsorship of the Intra-mural Competition, the Melbourne University Credit Co-
operative initiated a 'Best Club Award'.
The award consists of a trophy and $200 to the 'best club' funds and the 1986
winner, the Athletic Club, owes much of its victory to the securing of further
sponshorship when conducting the 1986 Australian Universities Track and Field
Championships. The major financial sponsor was the National Australia Bank,
supported by C.U.B. Seppelts, and Lyrebird Sport. Under this sponsorship, these
championships proved to be one of the most successful undertaken by a University
Club.
The "icing on the cake" came when the men also won the competition. Other
Australian University championships saw Melbourne win titles in football, rowing
(men and women), rifle, hockey (men).
A total of 34 full blues and 47 half blues were awarded to students for outstanding
performances at Australian universities championships.
Our major clubs continue to be successful in state level competition, with individuals
achieving state and national representation, particularly in rowing, hockey and
athletics.
Melbourne again competed in the Japan Inter-University Women's Ekiden (road
relay), with the team running a personal best time in a race of high international
standard and finishing eleventh of the 29 competing Japanese and international
teams.
The Committee for Sport and Physical Recreation completed its third year under
the chairmanship of Professor Len Stevens, with Ms Cheryl McKinna in the position
of Director of Sport and Physical Recreation and Mr John Campbell as President
of the Sports Union.

MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY PRESS

Melbourne University Press published 33 titles (including new editions) during 1986.
This represents a substantial increase on the 22 issued the previous year. The
tenth volume appeared of the important series, Australian Dictionary of Biography,
leaving two more volumes to complete the work up to 1939.
Several MUP books enjoyed the honour of literary prizes or other distinctions. The
Victorian Premier's Award for Literature went to Mulvaney and Calaby: 'So Much
that is New' (a biography of Baldwin Spencer); Burrows and Morton: The
Canecutters won the Fellowship of Australian Writers' award for local history;
Ritchie: Lachlan Macquarie: A Biography was on the short list for the important
National Book Council award.
As usual, the year's list covered a wide range of subjects, including medicine,
botany, geography, history, biography and politics. Publishing income was
$1,033,668.*
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The Melbourne University Bookroom continued to fill its role as supplier of books,
stationery and other requisites to the University community and to its many other
customers. Sales were $3,465,343.* The Bookroom's policy is to sell at the lowest
possible prices, consistent with maintaining the business in a position of sound
solvency. The effect of this policy is expressed largely in the discount of 10 per
cent allowed on most items; in the year under discussion this amounted to a
'dividend' of $251,312* to the University community.
As for the past 20 years, the operations of MUP required no subvention from the
general resources of the University. A surplus of $84,972 was earned over all
operations.
* The Press's financial year ends on 30 September; all figures relate to the period
1 October 1985 to 30 September 1986.

MELBOURNE THEATRE COMPANY

The MTC originated a total of 16 new productions, five by Australian playwrights.
The Company completed the vacation of the Athenaeum Theatre, in accordance
with the wishes of the State Government. At the end of the year, Ray Lawler
completed his full-time employment with the Company.
Throughout the year, the Company played continuously at the Russell Street
Theatre, and for 41 weeks at the Playhouse Theatre, Victorian Arts Centre.

MTC Productions 1986 were:

Playhouse — Victorian Arts Centre
The Sentimental Bloke by C.J. Dennis, adapted by Graeme Blundell (Final 5 weeks)
The One Day of the Year by Alan Seymour
She Stoops to Conquer by Oliver Goldsmith
The Entertainer by John Osborne
Heartbreak House by George Bernard Shaw
Servant of Two Masters by Carlo Goldoni, adapted by Thomas Cone.
The Shadow of a Gunman by Sean O'Casey
Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward
Russell St. Theatre
Season's Greetings by Alan Ayckbourn (Final week)
Breaking the Silence by Stephen Poliakoff
The Caretaker by Harold Pinter
Pommies by David Allen
Tom and Viv by Michael Hastings
Some Night in Julia Creek by Terry Stapleton
HurlyBurly by David Rabe
Dead to the World by Michael Gurr
The Levine Comedy by Ron Elisha
The Norman Conquests — 7ao/e Manners by Alan Ayckbourn
MTC on Tour
The Company's premiere production of the new adaptation of C.J. Dennis' The
Sentimental Bloke, in association with the Victorian Arts Council, toured to 18
country centres and played to 7,406 people.
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MTC Readings for Playwrights
Nine public readings of new works, presented by Company actors and directors,
were held between March and November. These readings offer playwrights the
opportunity to hear their works read by professionals, and to enjoy the added benefit
of comment and discussion. (Writers unable to attend are sent a recording of the
reading and subsequent discussion and suggestions). Like many plays read this
way, Jill Shearer's Shimada was scheduled for future full-scale production.

MTC Schoolsdays Program

The year's program provided special Schoolsdays presentations based on the
Company's main productions. The plays featured were The One Day of the Year,
She Stoops to Conquer, The Entertainer, Heartbreak House, The Caretaker,
Pommies, Tom and Viv, Some Night in Julia Creek, Hurlyburly. A total audience
of 9,664 students and teachers attended the presentations.
School Tours
Tours of MTC's South Melbourne rehearsal and production facilities, and of MTC's
city theatres, were arranged for more than 60 primary and secondary school
parties.
Schools Work Experience
Twenty-two secondary school students spent one week with the Company during
the year under the Secondary Schools Work Experience Program.
MTC Overseas
To Botany Bay on a Bondi Tram played a short season in Boston, as part of a
cultural exchange between Melbourne and Boston in October.
Theatre Forum
In May, MTC hosted, by arrangement with the British Council, a Theatre Forum.
Two MTC actors, Monica Maughan and Frederick Parslow, and four members of
the Royal Shakespeare Company participated in the forum, which was chaired
by John Sumner.
MTC Curtain Up 1986
Now in its tenth year, MTC's Curtain Up Scheme continued to provide subsidized
transport for Victorian country subscribers to and from its Melbourne venues. The
attendance was 6,784; this being made up of 1,233 subscribers from 18 centres,
carried by 164 buses to an average of six performances each.
MTC Society
The MTC Society was established as a "Friends" organization associated with
the Company in 1980 with the broad aim of extending the contact between the
Company and its patrons through a program of education and social activities.
The Society's activities in 1986 covered a broad spectrum and attracted a
consistently good attendance, sufficient to allow the Society to contribute a total
of $10,000 to the Company to assist in specific developments.
Summary
During the 1986 Seasons at the Playhouse, Russell Street and Athenaeum II
Theatres, the MTC
* presented a total of 663 performances of 16 major productions. Three more
productions which commenced their seasons the previous year finished their
seasons in 1986;

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* played to a total paying audience of 267,448 which included 9,664 secondary
school students through the Company's Schoolsdays program;
* used the services of 10 directors, six designers, one music director, six
musicians, two choreographers and 77 actors; and
* increased the average number of seats sold per performance from 359 in 1985
to 403.

THE ASSEMBLY
The Assembly has an elected membership of 60 drawn from academic and general
staff, students and graduates of the University. It is set up to provide a forum for
the continuing evaluation of the University's aims and achievements and to provide
for open discussion on matters of general concern to that community. During 1986
it sought to do this in a variety of ways.
Many matters which the Assembly takes up are brought to its attention by its
members at Assembly or University meetings. However, all meetings of the
Assembly are open to members of the University community. Any member of that
community may raise matters for discussion, although only Assembly members
may vote. Issues considered at Assembly meetings included University policy on
South African related investments, the structure of general staff positions, the
development of public interest research by students in their courses, the
composition of University councils, the review of Assembly funding and function,
asbestos removal in the University and grievance procedures for students.
These issues could then be developed through the establishment of a Working
Group or sub-committee, the presentation of Assembly recommendations to
University Council or by arranging a forum to enable discussion.
The Assembly has arranged many forums during the year. A major series on
research was co-sponsored with the Melbourne University Staff Association. This
series considered issues of public and private funding of research, the legal and
moral implications of research and the relationship between research and the
community. A forum on computer simulation of animal experimentation was
arranged in response to the continuing interest within the Assembly and the
University in the issues raised by animal experiments in teaching and research.
As the Assembly is concerned with issues of University government, a sub-
committee was set up to prepare a submission to the Education Minister's Working
Party on the composition of University Councils. Working groups within the
Assembly considered a number of questions. The feasibility of providing students
with the opportunity to take part in research considered to be in the community
interest was one issue. The Animal Experimentation Working Group concentrated
on the development and encouragement of alternatives to animal experimentation
in teaching and research. A joint Working Group on grievance procedures for
students was set up with the Students' Representative Council.
Finally, a review of the Assembly funding was initiated by the Central Budgets
Committee. The review of Assembly activity and funding took place between
February and July. Subsequent to the review, Council determined to maintain
funding for Assembly activities at least at the present level.

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UNIVERSITY GALLERY
The University of Melbourne Art Collection was augmented during 1986 by the
addition of 280 works of art. Many of these were donations, listed elsewhere in
this report.
Works of art acquired by purchase included a painting by Dale Hickey, Untitled
1986, a redgum sculpture by Bruce Armstrong She would like to be left with it
1986, and a painting by Michael Johnson Estavation 1986. A suite of seven
engravings by Thomas Unwins, Academic dress of the University of Oxford, was
purchased. The Department of Fine Arts purchased drawings by Peter Booth and
Dale Hickey.

Two major acquisitions were Hillside 1986, a painting by William Delafield Cook
which was commissioned for the new Computer Sciences building, and Shoalhaven
1986, a painting by Arthur Boyd, commissioned for the Graduate School of
Management. The commissioning of these works was made possible by a grant
from The University Council and the generous assistance of the artists and Dr
Joseph Brown. Some 55 works of art including small paintings, drawings,
watercolours and prints were also purchased for the Graduate School of
Management. In addition the ANZ Banking Group through Mr Will Bailey donated
an important oil by Arthur Boyd King Nebuchadnezzar and the Lion to be hung
in the Graduate School of Management Building.
Several portraits were added to the Collection. A portrait of Dame Margaret
Blackwood by Shirley Bourne was purchased. A portrait of Dr Jack Smith by Wes
Walters was purchased by the Graduate School of Management. A portrait of
Professor T. Carrick Chambers by Wes Walters was commissioned on the occasion
of Professor Chambers' resignation as Professor of Botany. A portrait of Professor
Emeritus Brian Lewis by Peter Zageris was commissioned by the Department of
Architecture and Building.
There were five exhibitions at the University Gallery. Michael Johnson 1968-1986
surveyed the work of the University's 1986 Artist-in-Residence, and the Susan
Norrie exhibition displayed paintings by the 1984 Artist-in-Residence. Both
exhibitions were financially assisted by the Visual Arts Board of the Australia
Council. Gareth Sansom 1956-1986 was a retrospective exhibition of the work of
the 1985 Artist-in-Residence. Fears and Scruples included works by 13 artists and
was held with the School of Art of the Victorian College of the Arts and presented
the work of the 1986 Postgraduate students.

The Artist-in-Residence for 1986 was the Sydney painter Michael Johnson who,
with his wife and family, occupied the Macgeorge House, Ivanhoe and painted
in a studio in the Architecture Building. His residency was financially supported
by a grant from the Visual Arts Board of the Australia Council.

The University of Melbourne Computerised Catalogue Project dealt with

approximately 900 works of art. Data were entered using the services of the
University Administrative Systems and Information Services.

Several works in the Collection received conservation treatment. A major project

was the restoration of the Napier Waller Royal Insurance Murals in the Architecture
Library. Financial assistance for this project was received from the Victorian
Ministry for the Arts, The University of Melbourne Gallery Society and from Mclntyre

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Partnership Pty Ltd, Eggleston MacDonald and Secomb Pty Ltd, Daryl Jackson
Pty Ltd, Mr Robert Peck, Bates Smart & McCutcheon Pty Ltd and Denton Corker
& Marshall Pty Ltd.

THE GRADUATE UNION

The Graduate Union is an autonomous incorporated company, but its objects as
stated in its Memorandum and Articles of Association, link it inextricably with the
promotion of the welfare of the University of Melbourne and of postgraduate
education. It is also an affiliated college of the University.
1986 was the first full year of operation guided by the new Chief Executive Officer,
Mr Geoffrey Fairhall. The Chief Executive Officer fulfils the dual roles of company
secretary to the Graduate Union and its members, and Warden of Graduate House,
a residential, dining and club facility for postgraduate students, visiting country,
interstate and overseas members of The Graduate Union, and visiting academics.
Membership numbers declined slightly during 1986, probably reflecting that in the
Alumni Association graduates now have another body seeking their membership.
This situation provides an opportunity for, and indeed requires, the Graduate Union
to re-examine its aims and objectives.
In establishing its own Alumni Association the University agreed it would continue
to expect the Graduate Union to provide club, residential, accommodation and
collegiate activities for graduates.
It is interesting to note that a significant proportion of those who have joined the
Alumni Association are also members of The Graduate Union. The governing bodies
of both the Alumni Association and The Graduate Union, as well as the respective
Executive Officers, have been making every effort to ensure that development
is complementary.
There, nevertheless, remains potential for considerable confusion among
graduates, particularly those living beyond the Melbourne metropolitan area.
The Graduate Union has freehold title to several adjoining properties close to the
Grattan Street front entrance to the University. There is a significant debt on the
most recent property acquisition, and during the year the Graduate Council
approved further leasing arrangements with sections of the University.
These arrangements will provide rental income, indexed to the CPI and reviewed
at three yearly intervals, designed to enable the Association over a period of years
to repay its loan. Care has been taken, however, to retain some scope for short-
term property developments to improve facilities for resident and non-resident
members.
High occupancy rates were a feature of the year in Graduate House, with a
fascinating community of international scholars providing a stimulating
environment. Frequent social activities are organized by the residents with
assistance from the administrative, domestic and catering staff, and the life of
Graduate House continued to be enriched by the presence of short-term visitors
from other states and countries.
Non-resident members of the Graduate Union enjoyed a regular program of lunch
speakers on the first Wednesday of every month from March to December, and
a new winter series of evening dinner lectures was introduced on the second

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Thursday of each month from June to September. Speakers of outstanding
reputation and interest, and the efforts of our chefs and other staff, ensured that
all of these occasions were successful.
In addition, a limited number of non-resident members made use of the dining room
for lunches or dinners, and met with their friends for conversations over coffee
in the public rooms. There is room for a significant increase in the number of
members using the facilities at Graduate House, and there are plans to extend
and improve those facilities.
A major concern is the accumulation of basic structural maintenance and internal
refurbishment which is in urgent need of attention, quite apart from any expansion
of facilities or the inevitable unexpected repairs necessitated by breakdowns in
basic services or equipment.
It is to be hoped that members will continue and increase their level of giving to
the Graduate Union to enable Graduate House to be restored to an acceptable
standard.

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STAFF APPOINTMENTS

PROFESSORS
During the year the following appointments were made:
Professor J.R.V. Prescott, Personal Chair in Geography.
Professor P.K. Koepping, Asian Studies.
Professor D.E. Allan, Accounting and Business Law.
Professor R.R. Officer, Graduate School of Management.
Professor C.I. Johnston, Medicine, Austin Hospital.

READERS
During the year the following appointments were made (*indicates previous
appointment in a University Department):
*Dr M.J. Dalling, Agriculture and Forestry.
*Dr B.E. Davidson, Biochemistry.
*Dr R.J. Dixon, Economics.
Dr K.E. Forward, Electrical & Electronic Engineering.
*Dr B.R. Grant, Biochemistry.
*Dr A.W. Johnston, Optometry.
*Dr D.L. MacMillan, Zoology.
*Dr I.M. McDonald, Economics.
Dr M.A. Rose, History & Philosophy of Science.
*Dr D.F. Story, Pharmacology.
*Dr N.T. Williams, Physiology.
*Dr N.D. Yeomans, Medicine (Austin).

APPOINTMENTS
Dr W.D.J. Abrams, a Visiting Fellow in Psychology.
Dr T.E. Adams, a Research Fellow (Extendible Tenure) in Veterinary Preclinical
Sciences.
Dr P.B. Adams, an Associate in Botany.
Dr J.S.A. Adamson, a University of Melbourne Research Fellow in History.
Dr N. Agrawal, a Visitor in Economics.
Dr I.R. Aitchison, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Mathematics.
Dr D.K. Aitken, a Senior Associate in Physics.
Dr C M . Alder, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Criminology.
Dr M.P. Alexander, an Associate in Community Medicine.
Dr R.K.A. Allen, an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr B.P. Anderson, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr P.R. Andrews, a Senior Associate in Pharmaceutical Science.
Mr P. Andronikos, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Classical Studies.
Mr K. Araki, a Visiting Research Fellow in Mechanical & Industrial Engineering.
Dr N.W. Archbold, an Associate in Geology.
Mr A. Arkin, a National Research Fellow in Engineering.
Dr A. Armstrong, an Associate in Psychology.

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Prof C.R. Ashmore, a Visting Fellow in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr J.P. Ayerbe, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr T.J. Bagust, a Senior Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr Q.R. Bailey, a Senior Associate in Otolaryngology.
Dr H.W.G. Baker, a Senior Research Fellow (Extendible Tenure) in Obstetrics &
Gynaecology.
Mr V. Balodis, a Visiting Research Fellow in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr M.G. Banwell, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Organic Chemistry.
Mrs C.L. Banwell, a Visiting Research Fellow in Community Medicine.
Dr I.M. Barlow, a Visiting Research Fellow in Geography.
Dr M. Barreda-Hanson, an Associate in Psychology.
Prof D.J. Bartholomew, a Visiting Fellow in Psychology.
Mrs M.E. Bartholomew, a Visitor in Psychology.
Dr C.R. Basset, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr M. Baxter, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Mr S. Baycan, a Visitor in Architecture and Building.
Dr S. Beasley, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Prof A.J. Beattie, a Visitor in Botany.
Dr R.E. Beavis, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Mr H. Beck, a Visiting Research Fellow in Architecture & Building.
Dr I.S.D. Begg, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Mr S.W. Begg, a Visiting Fellow in Law.
Dr P.S. Bekhor, an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Mr S.N. Bell, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr W.R. Bennett, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (St Vincent's Hospital).
Dr J.R. Bennett, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr G. Beresford-Smith, a Senior Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Geology.
Dr J.F. Bertram, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Anatomy.
Dr F. Bettenay, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr P.L. Bhalla, an Associate in Botany.
Dr M.W. Biddulph, a Visiting Research Fellow in Chemical Engineering.
Dr A.R. Bierre, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr S.W. Bigger, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Physical Chemistry.
Dr P. Birleson, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr J.F. Bishop, an Associate in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr R.F. Bishop, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr D.J. Bittisnich, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Botany.
Mr R.A. Blackman, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr L.F. Blackwell, a Senior Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Obstetrics & Gynaecology.
Mr C.W. Blampied, a Senior Research Fellow (Temporary) in the I.A.E.S.R.
Dr J.R. Blogg, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Prof D.C. Blood, an Honorary Professor in Veterinary Clinical Science.
Mr R.R. Boaden, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Law.
Dr. E.A. Boehm, a Senior Associate in the I.A.S.E.R.
Dr T.G. Bohl, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Mr R.M. Borland, an Associate in Psychology.
Bro W. Borrell, a Senior Associate in Botany.
Dr F. Botica, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Ms H. Bowe, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Russian & Language Studies.
Dr J.M. Bowler, an Associate in Geology.
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Dr M.F. Bowman, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Political Science.
Dr C.W. Boyd, a Visitor in Graduate School of Management.
Dr D.A. Bracy, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr L.J. Branton, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr N.D. Brewer, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr P. Brightling, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Veterinary Clinical Science.
Dr K.A. Brock, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Veterinary Clinical Science.
Dr J.E. Brown, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr L.E. Brown, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Microbiology.
Miss A.M. Brown, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Otolaryngology.
Prof G.G. Brownlee, a Visiting Fellow in Paediatrics (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr J.D. Bryden, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr W.J. Buckingham, an Associate in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr G. Buirski, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr G.L.A. Bunnens, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Middle Eastern Studies.
Dr C. Burford, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr V.N. Burgmann, a Research Fellow (Limited Tenure) in History.
Mr P.F. Burke, an Associate in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Miss L.C. Burns, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Philosophy.
Mr P.A. Burns, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Mr H.N. Burrill, a Visitor in Veterinary Pre-Clinical Sciences.
Dr M.A. Burston, a Lecturer (Continuing) in French.
Dr I A Busmanis, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr R.J. Buttigieg, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr N.J.C. Buxton, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Mr H. Byrne, an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr R.A. Bywater, a Visitor in Zoology.
Prof R.C. Gamble, a Visitor in Organic Chemistry.
Dr P.E. Campbell, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr I.K. Campbell, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Medicine (Royal
Melbourne Hospital).
Mr E. Canale, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Anatomy.
Prof B.J. Cantwell, a Visiting Research Fellow in Mechanical & Industrial
Engineering.
Prof R.D.T. Cape, a Visiting Professor in Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital) and
a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Mt Royal).
Dr R.P.L. Carey, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr J.A. Carnie, an Associate in Community Medicine.
Mrs F. Caro, an Associate in French.
Mr J.D. Cash, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Political Science.
Dr T.J. Chalko, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Mechanical & Industrial Engineering.
Dr C.H. Chambers, a Professor Emeritus in Anatomy.
Dr I.J. Chard, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Miss A. Chatzinikolaou, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Classical Studies.
Mr T.Y. Chen, a Senior Lecturer (Continuing) in Computer Science.
Dr D.T. Cherry, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr P.A. Chetcuti, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Paediatrics (Royal Children's
Hospital).
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Mr M.S. Ching, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Medicine (Austin
& Repatriation General Hospitals).
Dr D.Y. Chong, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr K.H. Choo, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr S.R. Choudhury, a Research Fellow (Extendible Tenure) in Physics.
Dr N. Christophidis, a First Assistant (Continuing) in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Mr J.N. Churchill, a Visitor in Organic Chemistry.
Dr L.G. Churchward, a Senior Associate in Political Science.
Ms D.J. Clancy, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr R. Clarke, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr C.P. Clarke, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr G.T. Clarkson, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr G. Clayton, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Statistics.
Mr M.J. Clifford, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Mr G.J. Clinch, a Visitor in Graduate School of Management.
Mr G. Codsi, a Visitor in Economics.
Dr G.L. Coggins, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr R.A. Coldwell, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Architecture and Building.
Dr D.L. Copolov, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr M. Corbett, a Visitor in Inorganic Chemistry.
Mr R.J. Corlett, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr R. Cotton, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Mr R.S.C. Cowan, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Otolaryngology.
Dr I. Craig, a Visiting Fellow in Paediatrics (Royal Children's Hospital).
Mrs S.P. Craig, a Visitor in Paediatrics (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr D.J. Craik, a Senior Associate in Pharmaceutical Science.
Dr J.A. Craven, a Senior Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr M.C. Creamer, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr J.V. Culka, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Chemical Engineering.
Dr P.C. Cullen, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr R.J. Cunningham, an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr A.S. Cunningham, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr L.G. Cupper, a Senior Associate in Graduate School of Management.
Mr R. Curtain, an Associate in Chemical Engineering.
Dr R.C.E. Cust, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr A.M. Cuthbertson, an Associate Dean (Limited Tenure) in Clinical School (Royal
Melbourne Hospital).
Mr R. Cutler, an Associate in Veterinary Clinical Sciences.
Mr C.A. D'Souza, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Pharmacology.
Dr H.H.M. Dahl, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr D. Dakternieks, a Visiting Research Fellow in Inorganic Chemistry.
Dr M.J. Dalling, an Associate in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr M.D. Dallmeyer, a Visitor in Law.
Dr D. Darby, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr J.F.G. Darby, an Associate in Physics.
Dr I.A. Davidson, a Visiting Research Fellow in Agriculture & Forestry.
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Mrs K.J. Davidson, a Visitor in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr G.J. Davies, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr S.H.R. Davies, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Physical Chemistry.
Prof R.A. Davis, a Visiting Research Fellow in Geology.
Mr L.J. De Kok, a Visiting Research Fellow in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr M. De Rosa, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Italian.
Mrs Y. Deng, a Visiting Research Fellow in Geology.
Dr R.C. Deppeler, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mrs K.R. Derham-Moore, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Law.
Dr H. Dibazar, a Visitor in Radiology.
Dr R.J. Dilley, a Visitor in Anatomy.
Mr J.S. Dillon, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Miss J.M. Dixon, an Associate in History & Philosophy of Science.
Dr W. Doig, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr E.M. Donelan, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr J. Douglas, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Mr C.B. Douthitt, a Visiting Research Fellow in Geology.
Mr H. Dow, a Senior Associate in English.
Mr R.C. Dowell, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Otolaryngology.
Mr A.N. Drinnan, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Botany.
Dr G.R. Drummond, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr F.H. Drummond, a Senior Associate in Zoology.
Mrs S.C. Ducker, a Senior Associate in Botany.
Dr B.H. Dumsday, an Associate in Zoology.
Dr G.J. Dusting, a Senior Lecturer (Continuing) in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr C. Dyack, a Visiting Fellow in Obstetrics & Gynaecology.
Miss D.J. Dyason, a Senior Associate in History & Philosophy of Science.
Dr R.S. Dyson, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr M.A. Dziadek, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr P.R. Ebeling, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr R.W. Ebringer, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Mr D.J. Eccles, a Visiting Fellow in the School of Environmental Planning.
Ms H.M.D. Edquist, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Fine Arts.
Dr F.R. Edwards, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Limited Tenure) in Zoology.
Dr I.M. Eisenbruch, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Mr S.J. Elliott-Baker, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Prof B.D. Ellis, a Visiting Professor in History & Philosophy of Science.
Dr P.L. Else, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Zoology.
Dr D. Elton, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr P. Emery, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr T.J. Entwisle, an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals) and a Research Fellow (Limited Tenure) in Botany.
Mrs D.E. Erdpnmez, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Music.
Mr B.H. Eriksson, a Visitor in Forestry.
Dr P.J. Evans, an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Prof D.F. Evans, a Visitor (Wilsmore Fellow in Chemistry) in Chemistry.
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Dr T. Evans, a Q.E. II Fellow in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General Hospitals).
Dr H. Fabrikant, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr J.F. Farhall, an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr N.D. Farquhar, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr A.C.C. Farran, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Law.
Dr J.R. Farrell, an Associate in Physical Chemistry.
Mr R.M. Feltham, a Research Fellow (Extendible Tenure) in Surveying.
Dr M.J. Fett, an Associate in Community Medicine.
Prof J.E. Ffowcs-Williams, a Visiting Research Fellow in Mechanical & Industrial
Engineering.
Ms B.R. Fincher, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Geography.
Dr R.G. Findlay, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Prof K. Fine, a Visitor in Philosophy.
Dr C.T. Fisher, an Associate in History.
Dr D.R. Fletcher, a First Assistant (Continuing) in Surgery (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr H.C. Forbes, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Prof H.A.J. Ford, a Visiting Fellow in Law.
Mr A. Foulidis, a Visiting Fellow in Engineering.
Mr C.J. Fox, a Lecturer (Temporary) in History.
Mr L.G. Francesconi, an Associate in the School of Environmental Planning.
Dr D.M.A. Francis, a Senior Lecturer (Continuing) in Surgery (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
Dr B. Franz, a First Assistant (Limited Tenure) in Otolaryngology.
Dr K.J. Fraser, an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Mr N.J. Fraser, a Visitor in Paediatrics (Royal Children's Hospital).
Mr P. Freckleton, an Associate in Russian & Language Studies.
Dr B. Fredericks, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr F.V. Funston, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr G.J. Gardner, a Senior Associate in Psychology.
Dr M.E. Gardner, a Visitor in Economics.
Dr M.W.J. Garner, a Senior Associate in Russian & Language Studies.
Mr D.M. Gawler, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr E.C.G. Gawthorn, a Senior Associate in Community Medicine.
Ms L.M. Gay, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Law.
Dr R.N. Gibson, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr B.F.V. Gibson, a Visiting Research Fellow in Physics.
Prof A. Giddens, a Visitor in History & Philosophy of Science.
Mr R.W. Gijsbers, a Visiting Research Fellow in Agriculture & Forestry.
Mr W.G. Gilbert, an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr L. Gillbank, a Visiting Research Fellow in History & Philosophy of Science.
Mr M.T. Gillespie, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Pathology.
Mr M.G. Gillies, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Music.
Dr R.G. Gillis, a Senior Associate in Organic Chemistry.
Dr K.J. Gogolin-Ewens, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Veterinary Pre-clinical
Sciences.
Dr K.L. Goldsworthy, a Lecturer (Continuing) in English.
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Mr M. Goldwasser, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr G.J.R. Goodman, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Mr J. Gowrishankar, a Visiting Research Fellow in Microbiology.
Mr M.W. Graham, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr L.F. Greenwood, a Visiting Research Fellow in Oral Medicine and Surgery.
Dr R.J. Gregory, a Visiting Research Fellow in Political Science.
Dr L.E. Grigg, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr R.H.J. Grimshaw, a Senior Associate in Mathematics.
Dr M.J. Gronow, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Women's Hospital).
Ms F.M. Groom, a Visitor in Psychology.
Dr M.D. Guerin, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr S.K. Gupta, a Research Fellow (Limited Tenure) in Chemical Engineering.
Dr I.D. Gust, a Professorial Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Prof A.J. Guttmann, a Visiting Research Fellow in Mathematics.
Dr J.V. Hajnal, a Research Fellow (Limited Tenure) in Physics.
Dr M.C. Hamblin, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr P.R. Hamlyn, a Senior Associate in Geology.
Dr P.J. Hammond, an Associate in Community Medicine.
Ms L. Handelman, a Visitor in Paediatrics (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr G.S. Harris, a Senior Associate in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Mr Q.G. Harris, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr R.A. Harris, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr G.W. Harrison, a Visitor in Economics.
Dr K.J. Hart, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in English.
Dr AT. Hart, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr I.H. Hart, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr P.H. Hart, a Senior Research Officer (Temporary) in Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
Dr D.H.L. Hart, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr M.I. Haskett, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr D.D. Hatcher, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Physiology.
Mr C.A. Hauser, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr K. Hayasaka, a Visiting Research Fellow in Paediatrics (Royal Children's
Hospital).
Dr G.H. Hazard, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr J. Heersche, a Visiting Professor in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr T.L.E. Henderson, a Visiting Research Fellow in Mathematics.
Dr R.W. Henderson, an Associate in Biochemistry.
Dr R.S. Henderson, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Physics.
Ms C M . Henenberg, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Law.
Dr E. Heywood, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr P.J. Higgs, a Senior Research Fellow (Temporary) in Economics.
Prof G. Higman, a Visiting Research Fellow in Mathematics.
Dr D.J. Hill, an Associate in Psychology.
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Dr P.A. Hill, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Anatomy.
Dr W.E. Hillis, a Senior Associate in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr J.M. Hinch, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Botany.
Dr G.D. Hirst, a Senior Research Fellow (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Zoology.
Dr G.P. Hodsman, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr U. Hoff, a Senior Associate in Fine Arts.
Dr M.A. Hogg, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Psychology.
Dr CP. Holman, an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Mr R.N. Hood, an Associate in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr M.W. Hooper, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Prof V.D. Hopper, an Honorary Professor in Physics.
Mr R.W. Horton, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne.Hospital).
Dr E.R. Howell, an Associate in Optometry.
Prof T.D. Howroyd, a Visiting Research Fellow in the Graduate School of
Management.
Ms Y.F. Hu, a Visiting Fellow in Accounting & Business Law.
Dr X. Hu, a Visitor in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General Hospitals).
Dr P.J. Hudson, a Senior Associate in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr B.D. Hughes, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Mathematics.
Dr T.C Hughes, an Associate in Chemical Engineering.
Dr R.B. Hull, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in the School of Environmental
Planning.
Dr C.J. Humphries, a Visiting Research Fellow in Botany.
Dr J.C. Hurley, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr V.A. Hurley, a Senior Lecturer (Temporary) in Obstetrics & Gynaecology.
Dr S. Hussein, an Associate in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Ms D.H. Hutchinson, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Economic History.
Mr J.M. Hutson, a Senior Lecturer (Extendible Tenure) in Paediatrics (Royal
Children's Hospital).
Dr J.H. Hyland, a Senior Lecturer (Continuing), Veterinary Clinical Sciences.
Dr A.M.I. Hyslop, a Visiting Research Fellow in History & Philosophy of Science.
Ms L.M. Image, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr B.A. Inder, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Economics.
Dr E.J. Ishac, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Pharmacology.
Dr A. Ito, a Visiting Research Fellow in Veterinary Para-clinical Sciences.
Dr B. Jackson, a Research Fellow (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Medicine (Austin
& Repatriation General Hospitals).
Dr R. Jagielski, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in the I.A.S.E.R.
Dr D.E. James, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr T.B. James, a Visitor in Architecture and Building.
Mr J.R.H. James, an Associate in Architecture and Building.
Dr A.W. Jansz, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr N.G. Japp, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr A. Jaworowski, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Biochemistry.
Prof M.A. Jeeves, a Visiting Fellow in Psychology.
Dr S. Jena, a Visitor in Physics.
Dr J.F. Jenkin, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Botany.
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Dr M.A. Jermyn, a Senior Associate in Botany.
Dr K.T. John, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Anatomy.
Dr K.S. Johnson, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Veterinary Para-clinical
Sciences.
Mrs S.H. Johnson, a Visitor in Veterinary Para-clinical Sciences.
Mr R.S. Johnstone, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Law.
Mr I.R. Jones, an Associate in Surgery (Austin & Repatriation General Hospitals).
Mr C.W. Jones, an Associate in Surgery (Austin & Repatriation General Hospitals).
Dr M.B. Jones, a Visiting Research Fellow in Botany.
Dr R.T. Jones, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr F.K. Judd, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Psychiatry.
Mr R.T. Judson, a Senior Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Surgery (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
Dr F.P.R. Just, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Classical Studies.
Mr P.J. Kamp, a Visiting Research Fellow in Geology.
Mr M.K. Kapuscinski, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Surgery
(Austin & Repatriation General Hospitals).
Dr P.S. Kattula, an Associate in Otolaryngology.
Dr J.S. Kavanagh, an Associate in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr J.S. Kavanagh, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr T.W. Kay, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Mr A.H. Kaye, a Senior Research Fellow (Temporary) in Surgery (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
Mr T.J. Kelly, an Associate in English.
Dr W.A. Kelly, a Visitor in Economics.
Dr D.A. Kelman, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr J.D. Kennedy, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Paediatrics (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr M.J. Keough, A Senior Lecturer (Continuing) in Zoology.
Dr E. Kermode, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr J.W. Kersten, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Criminology.
Dr P.J. Kertes, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital)
and an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General Hospitals).
Mr E.G. Keys, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Civil & Agricultural Engineering.
Dr L.A. Kilmartin, a Visiting Fellow in the School of Environmental Planning.
Prof D. Kim, a Visiting Research Fellow in Mathematics.
Dr W.G. Kimpton, a Research Fellow (Extendible Tenure) in Veterinary Pre-clinical
Sciences.
Dr A. Kinda, a Visiting Fellow in Geography.
Mr R. King, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr D. Kinney, a Visitor in Fine Arts.
Mr P.R.B. Kitchen, a Senior Lecturer (Temporary) in Surgery (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr L.J. Kliman, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Women's Hospital).
Mr V. Kongkajandr, a Visiting Research Fellow in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr H. Krum, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Mrs U. Kumar, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Pathology.
Dr B. Kundu, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Microbiology.
Miss B.E. Laby, an Associate in Statistics.
Mr R.A. Ladbury, a Visiting Fellow in Law.
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Prof J.C Lahore, a Visiting Fellow in Law.
Dr J.M. Laing, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Women's Hospital).
Ms M.L. Lake, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in History.
Dr J.C. Lam, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Architecture and Building.
Mr S.P. Lamb, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Education.
Dr K.A. Landman, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Mathematics.
Mr P.B. Lavery, a Visitor in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr A.M. Lavoipierre, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Fairfield Hospital).
Dr A.C Lawrie, an Associate in Biochemistry.
Dr D.D. Leaver, a Senior Lecturer (Continuing) in Pharmacology.
Dr D. Leighton, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Miss N. Lentini, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in the I.A.E.S.R.
Prof M.K. Lewis, a Visitor in Economics.
Dr L.S. Li, a Visitor in Radiology.
Dr G-C Urn, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in the I.A.S.E.R.
Dr J.L. Liow, a Research Fellow (Limited Tenure) in Chemical Engineering.
Prof I. Lister, a Visitor in Education.
Dr E.S. Loci, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Statistics.
Dr R.S. Lodge, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr P.M. Lording, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr NT. Lorentzen, a Visitor in Accounting & Business Law.
Mr G.J. Lowe, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Accounting & Business Law.
Prof H.C Luo, a Visitor in Law.
Dr P. Lynch, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Prof H.S. Maas, a Visiting Fellow in Social Studies.
Mrs G.S.L. Mack, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Surgery (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Mr C.R. Mackay, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Veterinary Pre-clinical Sciences.
Dr A.J. MacKinnon, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Psychology.
Dr H. MacLean, an Associate in Russian and Language Studies.
Dr R.C MacNally, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Zoology.
Dr I.H. Maguire, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr D.E. Mainwaring, an Associate in Chemical Engineering.
Dr H. Majewski, a Senior Research Fellow (Extendible Tenure) in Pharmacology.
Mr L.R. Malcolm, Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Agriculture & Forestry.
Mr I.R. Malkin, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Law.
Dr J. Malmo, a Senior Associate in Veterinary Clinical Sciences.
Miss J. Manning, a Visitor in Music.
Dr R.L. Manning, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Madam Y.Q. Mao, a Visiting Research Fellow in Mechanical & Industrial
Engineering.
Dr A.J. Marchingo, a Senior Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Medicine
(Austin & Repatriation General Hospitals).
Dr A.F. Mariani, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr P.D. Marley, a Research Fellow (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Biochemistry.
Dr P.F. Marriott, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Miss L. Marshall, a Visitor in Fine Arts.
Mr W.R.B. Martin, an Associate in Chemical Engineering.
Dr M.J. Martin, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Obstetrics & Gynaecology.
Dr S.J. Masten, an Associate in Inorganic Chemistry.
Dr G.N. Masters, a Senior Lecturer (Continuing) in Centre for the Study of Higher
Education. ,-c
Dr L. Mayner, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Anatomy.
Dr H.J. McArdle, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Mrs P.M. McBride, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Accounting & Business Law.
Mr R.J. McCadden, an S.F. Pond Visiting Research Fellow in Creswick Forestry
School.
Dr C.J. McCaughan, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr LP. McCausland, a Senior Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr G.I. McFadden, a Research Fellow (Limited Tenure) in Botany.
Dr J.G. McHutchison, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
Miss M. McKay, a Visitor in Architecture and Building.
Dr J.W. McKean, a Visiting Fellow in Statistics.
Ms D.L. McLachlan, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr J. McLellan, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr H.G. McLennan, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Obstetrics & Gynaecology.
Mr D.S. McManamny, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Surgery (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
Dr E. McMillan, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Prof K.G. McNeill, a Visiting Research Fellow in Physics.
Dr G.A. Meagher, a Senior Research Fellow (Temporary) in the I.A.E.S.R.
Mr R. Mee, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr C.J. Meehan, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr E.N.T. Meeusen, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Veterinary Pre-clinical
Sciences.
Dr R.A. Melick, a Visiting Research Fellow in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
Mrs B.I. Merz, an Associate in Architecture and Building.
Dr P.P. Miach, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr G.A. Michell, a Visitor in Architecture and Building.
Dr G.W. Mihaly, a Research Fellow (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Medicine (Austin
& Repatriation General Hospitals).
Dr D.J. Millener, a Visitor in Physics.
Dr H.R.P. Miller, a Visitor in Veterinary Pre-clinical Sciences.
Dr D. Miller, a Visiting Fellow in Political Science.
Dr I.H. Minas, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr R.K. Misra, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr H.S. Mitchell, an Associate in Community Medicine.
Miss A. Mitchell, a Senior Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Medicine
(Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr A.M. Moffat, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Computer Science.
Mr G.J. Moloney, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Law.
Dr T. Morita, a Visiting Research Fellow in the School of Environmental Planning.
Mr D.N. Morley, a Research Fellow in Computer Science.
Ms J.R. Morton, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr B.F. Murphy, an Associate in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Mr G.J. Musil, a Visitor in Meteorology.
Prof P.H. Mussen, a Visitor in Psychology.
Dr E. Mutschler, a Visiting Fellow in Social Studies.
Dr B.A. Myers, an Associate in Botany.
Ms F. Naghizadeh Nowniaz, a Visitor in Biochemistry.
Mr G. Nana, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in the I.A.E.S.R.

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Dr W.G. Nayler, a Senior Associate in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Ms R.M. Nelson, a Visitor in Veterinary Pre-clinical Sciences.
Mrs S. Neumann, a Visiting Research Fellow in Mathematics.
Dr P.M. Neumann, a Visiting Research Fellow in Mathematics.
Mr T.Q. Nguyen, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Electrical & Electronic Engineering.
Mr Q.D. Nguyen, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Chemical Engineering.
Dr K. Nicholls, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr T.J. Nicholls, a Senior Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr M. Nilmani, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Chemical Engineering.
Dr T.M. Nolan, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Paediatrics (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr D. Nylander, a University of Melbourne Research Fellow in Russian & Language
Studies.
Dr R. O'Brien, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr J. O'Day, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Mr S.P. O'Halloran, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Law.
Mr T.B. O'Shaughnessy, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Social Studies.
Dr K. Ogawa, a Visiting Fellow in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr C A Ogilvie, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr I.N. Olver, an Associate in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr J.G. Onto, a Senior Associate in Graduate School of Management.
Mr H.D. Opie, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Law.
Dr B. Ozarska, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Forestry.
Prof D.P. Paine, a Visiting Professor in Creswick Forestry School.
Prof S. Pakvasa, a Visitor in Physics.
Dr D.C Palmer, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Women's Hospital).
Dr C. Paul, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr E. Pemberton, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Fine Arts.
Dr D.H. Pemberton, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr T.L. Pereara, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Mr G. Perger, an Associate in Mechanical & Industrial Engineering.
Mr J.W. Perich, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Organic Chemistry.
Dr T.M. Peyton, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Mr H.R. Phillpot, a Senior Associate in Meteorology.
Mr T.S. Pitt-Payne, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Law.
Dr R.L. Prentice, a Visitor in Statistics.
Mrs D.F. Prescott, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Geography.
Dr N.J. Presswell, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Community Medicine.
Mr E. Provoost, a Visitor in Botany.
Dr G. Quong, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr E.M. Rabellino, a Visiting Research Fellow in Physiology.
Dr U. Radok, a Visitor in Meteorology.
Prof B. Ram, a Visiting Research Fellow in Physics.
Dr A.H. Ramsay, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr R. Rasalam, a Senior Lecturer (Temporary) in Ophthalmology.
Dr D. Rawlings, an Associate in Psychology.
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Mr J.H. Reeves, an Associate in Economics.
Mr I.A. Renard, a Visiting Fellow in Law.
Dr H.A. Rhodes, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr W.S. Rickards, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr C M . Roberts, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr D.J. Robertson, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in the School of Environmental
Planning.
Dr H. Rodrigo, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Physical Chemistry.
Dr L.S. Rodriguez, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr C.J. Roe, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr P.F. Rolfe, a Visitor in Physical Chemistry.
Mr CA. Rootes, a Senior Lecturer (Continuing) in Political Science.
Dr K.W. Rowe, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Paediatrics (Royal Children's
Hospital).
Dr H.A.H. Rowe, a Senior Associate in Psychology.
Dr R.J. Rubira, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr Rujehan, a Visitor in Agriculture & Forestry.
Mrs J.F. Russell, a Senior Associate in Medicine.
Prof K.F. Russell, an Honorary Professor in Anatomy.
Dr D. Ruth, an Associate in Community Medicine.
Dr E.E. Rutstrom, a Visitor in Economics.
Dr C.J. Ryan, a Visiting Research Fellow in History & Philosophy of Science.
Mr G.W. Ryan, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Law.
Dr V.F. Sachl, a Visiting Research Fellow in Physics.
Dr N.P. Sacks, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Pathology and a Clinical Instructor
in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr Y.O. Saffu, a Visiting Fellow in Political Science.
Dr A. Saint, a National Research Fellow in Physics.
Dr K. Sakaguchi, a Visiting Fellow in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Mrs M.J. Samuel, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Economic History.
Prof K. Sanekata, a Visitor in Law.
Dr K.R. Sawyer, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Economics.
Prof M.D. Scadron, a Visitor in Physics.
Prof H. Schmidbaur, a Visiting Fellow in Chemistry.
Dr K.M. Schneider, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Pharmacology.
Prof T.J. Schoenbaum, a Visitor in Law.
Dr D.A. Scott, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr G.A.M. Scott, a Senior Associate in Botany.
Dr S.M. Scott, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr K. Semmens, a Senior Associate in Community Medicine.
Dr R.G. Shaw, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Mr S.J. Sheather, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Statistics.
Dr K.H. Sheehy, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr L.J. Sheffield, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Dr T. Shimada, a Visitor in Anatomy.
Dr B. Silbert, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr R.J. Simpson, an Associate in Biochemistry.
Dr A.M. Sinclair, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Political Science.
Dr V.G. Sinickas, an Associate in Microbiology.
Miss F.L. Skrezenek, an Associate in Physical Chemistry.
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Dr N.D.C Slack, a Visitor in the Graduate School of Management.
Mr J.G. Slater, a Visitor in Education.
Dr R.F. Slocombe, a Senior Lecturer (Continuing) in Veterinary Para-clinical
Sciences.
Dr R.J. Sloman, an Associate in Community Medicine.
Dr V. Sloss, an Associate in Veterinary Clinical Sciences.
Dr D. Smart, a Visiting Fellow in the Centre for the Study of Higher Education.
Dr R.H. Smillie, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Biochemistry.
Dr M.W. Smith, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Women's Hospital).
Prof D.J. Smith, a Visitor in Physics.
Dr E.R. Smith, a Senior Associate in Mathematics.
Prof M.D. Smith, a Visiting Fellow in Law.
Dr W.A. Snowdon, a Senior Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr E.A. Sonenberg, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Computer Science.
Dr R. Southby, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Anatomy.
Dr D.H. Southworth, a Visiting Research Fellow in Botany.
Dr B.R. Speed, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr D.W.L. Sprung, a Visiting Research Fellow in Physics.
Prof I.L. Stamm, a Visiting Fellow in Social Studies.
Dr E.F. Stamp, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Mr R.O. Stanley, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Psychiatry.
Mr R.J. Stephens, a Visiting Fellow in Economics.
Prof G.J.J. Stephenson, a Visitor in Physics.
Dr B.L. Stewart, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Restorative Dentistry.
Mr A.G. Stewart, a Research Fellow (Extendible Tenure) in Physiology.
Dr J.L. Stirling, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr D.L. Stokes, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr I.G. Stone, a Senior Associate in Botany.
Dr W.S. Stott, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr L.A. Stowe, an Associate in Psychology.
Dr A.D. Sutherland, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
Dr B.C. Sutton, a Visiting Professor in Agriculture & Forestry.
Prof P. Svejda, a Visiting Professor in Physical Chemistry.
Prof A.D. Swanson, a Visiting Research Fellow in Education.
Dr J.L. Taft, a Senior Lecturer (Temporary) in Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr K. Tao, a Visiting Reearch Fellow in Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr M.E. Tapper, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Philosophy.
Prof G.E. Tauber, a Visitor in Physics.
Dr A. Taylor, an Associate in History & Philosophy of Science.
Dr S.C. Taylor, a Visiting Research Fellow in Education.
Dr G.N. Taylor, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Physics.
Mr H. Thai, a Visitor in Surgery (Austin & Repatriation General Hospitals).
Dr G.R. Thomson, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Mr B.H. Thorp, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Veterinary Pre-clinical Sciences.
Mr J.S. Topp, a Visitor in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr I. Torode, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Miss M.A. Tovell, an Associate in Medicine.
Dr U. Trechsel, a Visiting Research Fellow in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Dr A. Tribe, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
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Dr K. Tsunoda, a Visiting Fellow in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Mr A.G. Turk, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Surveying.
Mr G.D. Turnbull, an Associate in History & Philosophy of Science.
Dr C. Turnbull, a Visitor in Botany.
Dr M. Tyers, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Dr S. Tzipori, a Senior Associate in Clinical School (Royal Children's Hospital).
Mr N. Vakakis, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) (Temporary) in Medicine (Royal
Melbourne Hospital).
Mr R.M. Valerio, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Organic Chemistry.
Mr J.L. Van der Molen, an Associate in Civil & Agricultural Engineering.
Dr B.F. Van Meurs, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Meteorology.
Miss S.C Van Mourik, a Research Fellow (Extendible Tenure) in Animal Production.
Dr J.C. Vaudrey, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Mr R.A. Venables, a Lecturer (Temporary) in Mathematics.
Mr T.J.P. Verbene, an Associate in Psychology.
Mr A.P. Verbyla, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Statistics.
Dr P.E. Von Nessen, a Lecturer (Continuing) in Accounting & Business Law.
Dr R. Walduck, an Associate in Veterinary Clinical Sciences.
Dr R.J. Wales, a Senior Associate in Psychology.
Dr G.L. Walker, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Prof D. Wallis, a Visitor in Psychology.
Dr J.M. Walters, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Medicine (St. Vincent's Hospital).
Mr X. Wan, a Visitor in Mechanical & Industrial Engineering).
Dr D.Q. Wang, a Visiting Research Fellow in Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr B. Wang, a Visiting Research Fellow in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr E.A. Washington, a Research Officer (NH & MRC) in Veterinary Pre-clinical
Sciences.
Dr A. Watt, a Visitor in Physics.
Mr D.R. Webb, a Senior Lecturer (Temporary) in Surgery (Royal Melbourne Hospital)
and a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Mr B.E.R. Webb, a Visitor, Artist in Residence, in Music.
Prof K.R. Wedel, a Visiting Fellow in Social Studies.
Dr T. Wei, a Visiting Research Fellow in Microbiology.
Dr C. Weinstein, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation
General Hospitals).
Mrs K.O. West, a Senior Associate in Political Science.
Mr S.M. West, an Associate in Chemical Engineering.
Dr M.D. Westmore (Michael), a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's
Hospital).
Dr M.D. Westmore (Moira), a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (St. Vincent's
Hospital).
Dr T.D. White, a Visiting Research Fellow in Biochemistry.
Mr R.H. White, a Senior Lecturer (Temporary) in Surgery (St. Vincent's Hospital)
and a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General Hospitals).
Dr P. Whiteley, an Associate in Veterinary Science.
Dr A.G.D. Whyte, a Visitor in Agriculture & Forestry.
Dr J.W.G. Wignall, the Seconded Assistant to Dean of Science.
Mr A.A. Wilcock, a Senior Associate in Geography.
Dr C.R. Wilks, a Senior Associate in Veterinary Science.
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Dr J.S. Williams, a Professorial Associate in Physics.
Mr N.J. Williams, a Senior Lecturer (Continuing) in Law.
Dr D.J. Williamson, a Clinical Instructor in the Clinical School (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
Dr C D . Williamson, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Surgery (Royal Melbourne
Hospital) and a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Mr G.M. Willis, a Senior Associate in Chemical Engineering.
Mr A.G. Willis, a Senior Associate (Zoology) in Zoology.
Dr J.W. Wilson, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
Dr J. Witjaksono, an Associate in Clinical School (Royal Women's Hospital).
Dr R.O.L. Wong, an Associate in Optometry.
Dr G.J. Wood, a University of Melbourne Research Fellow in Physics.
Dr D.A.R. Wood, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Law.
Mr CG. Woodard, a Visiting Fellow in Political Science.
Dr J.E. Wraith, a Visiting Research Fellow in Paediatrics (Royal Children's Hospital).
Ms J.E. Wright, a Research Fellow (Temporary) in Law.
Dr H. Yamada, a Visiting Research Fellow in Physics.
Mr C Ying, a Visitor in Law.
Dr G.P. Young, a Senior Lecturer (Continuing) in Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
Dr D. Young, a Lecturer (Limited Tenure) in Community Medicine.
Dr S. Yumita, a Visiting Fellow in Medicine (Austin & Repatriation General Hospitals).
Dr J.R. Zalcberg, an Associate in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).
Dr M. Zenkteler, a Visiting Research Fellow in Botany.
Dr A. Zimet, a Clinical Instructor in Clinical School (Austin & Repatriation General
Hospitals).

RESIGNATIONS
Dr J. Allison, Vet. Pre-Clin. Science.
Mr Y.I. Assafiri, Physics.
Mr CD. Baulch, Electrical & Electronic Eng.
Dr P.L. Bhalla, Botany.
Dr D. Broutman, Mathematics.
Dr J.P. Burg, Geology.
Mr A.P. Byrne, Physics.
Mr D.O. Challinger, Criminology.
Prof T.C. Chambers, Botany.
Dr S.R. Choudhury, Physics.
Dr B.A. Christie, Vet. Para-Clin. Sci.
Dr B.J. Clarris, Med. R.M.H.
Dr M.J. Dalling, Ag & Forestry.
Dr A. Del Rio, Prev. & Comm. Dent.
Mr C B . Douthitt, Geology.
Mr I.D. Elliott, Law.
Dr J.R. Farrell, Physical Chemistry.
Dr S.C.E. Friend, Vet. Para-Clin. Sci.
Ms E. Graham-Lazar, French.
Dr R.H.J. Grimshaw, Mathematics.

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Dr I.J. Hardingham, Law.
Dr D.D. Hatcher, Physiology.
Prof C.C Heyde, Statistics.
Dr R.M. Holmes, Zoology.
Dr M. Horvat, Ophthalmology.
Dr R.M. Huggins, Statistics.
Dr R.V. Hyne, Obstets & Gynae.
Dr R. Jagielski, I.A.E.S.R.
Dr R.A. Jauernig. Med. R.M.H.
Dr J-L. Lassez, Computer Science.
Dr P.O. Mack, Organic Chemistry.
Dr A.J. MacKinnon, Psychology.
Ms M.F. Maleville, French.
Dr A.J. Marchingo, Med. Austin.
Mr R.T. Mason, Surgery. Austin.
Ms S.M. Matheson, Economics.
Dr L. Mayner, Anatomy.
Mrs J.E. McCahey, Accounting & Bus. Law.
Mr P.F. McDermott, Law.
Mr J.G. McLean, Vet. Pre-Clin. Sci.
Dr J.J. McNeil, Med. Austin.
Dr J.B. Myers, Clin. School Mt Royal.
Mr G. Nana, I.A.E.S.R.
Dr WT. O'Brien, Sch of Environ Planning.
Dr K.J. Palmer, Mathematics
Dr M.C. Pass, Organic Chemistry.
Dr J. Patterson, Vet. Pre-Clin. Sci.
Dr R. Ramasamy, Physiology.
Dr R. Rimmer, I.A.E.S.R.
Mr J.R. Rimmer, Social Studies
Mr A.D. Robinson, Med. R.M.H.
Dr F A Shann, Clin. Sch. R.C.H.
Dr M.J. Silvapulle, Statistics.
Miss P.L. Simons, Fine Arts.
Dr M.G. Smart, Botany.
Dr N.R. Smith, Mathematics.
Dr N.F. Smyth. Mathematics.
Dr R.L. Sparrow, Physiology.
Dr N.E. Steidler, Oral Med. & Surgery.
Mr T.W. Stevenson, Ag. & Forestry.
Mr A.E. Stuchbery, Physics.
Dr. G.J. Taggart. Med. R.M.H.
Mr R.M. Valerio, Organic Chemistry.
Dr A.S. Watson, Ag. & Forestry.
Mr M.S. Weinberg, Law.
Dr P.M. Whitington, Zoology.
Dr LS. Williams. I.A.E.S.R.

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RETIREMENTS
Mr J.K. Aitken, Lecturer in Law.
Dr G.D. Base, Reader in Civil and Agricultural Engineering.
Dr L.R. Borland, Senior Lecturer in Psychology.
Mr J.S. Carr, Senior Lecturer in Chemical Engineering.
Prof G.W. Crock, Professor in Ophthalmology (Eye & Ear Hospital).
Mr A.C Dunkin, Senior Lecturer in Agriculture & Forestry.
Mr D.L. Gunner, Senior Lecturer in Philosophy.
Prof J.V. Hurley, Professor in Pathology.
Miss I. Kaplan, Lecturer in Physics.
Miss E.M. Kortschak, Lecturer in Germanic Studies.
Miss M.M. MacCallum, Lecturer in History and Philosophy of Science.
Mrs G. McDowall, Research Assistant in Education.
Dr V.R. Megler, Senior Lecturer in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.
Mr N.H. Olver, Senior Lecturer in Organic Chemistry.
Dr A.M.H. Patrick, Reader in History.
Dr V.D. Plueckhahn, Senior Lecturer in Pathology.
Prof CA. Ramm, Professor in Physics.
Mr J.P. Ryan, Reader in Mathematics.
Mr K.H. Shankly, Senior Lecturer in Physiology.
Dr J.D. Tange, Reader in Pathology.
Dr G.A. Thomas, Senior Lecturer in Geology.
Dr K.W. Walsh, Reader in Psychology.

OBITUARY
Miss C.M.E. Allen, 28 October.
Mr W.F. Baillie, 15 June.
Professor Emeritus W.M. Ball, 26 December.
Mr V.S. Biskupsky, 25 September.
Dame M. Blackwood, 1 January.
Mr T.J. Cummins, 14 February.
Mr H.D. Engish, 31 August.
Mr L.C. Falkenberg, 20 November.
Mr I.P. Fiddian, 3 May.
Dr J.G. Fraser, 16 September.
Mrs A.M. Gant, 23 August.
Mr H.I. Gill. 13 May.
Miss E.M.F. Good, 22 November.
Mr G. Grauds, 8 May.
Professor Emeritus N.D. Harper, 14 October.
Professor Emeritus E.S. Hills, 2 May.
Ms V. Jennings, 14 February.
Professor Emeritus G.W. Leeper, 15 December.
Mrs E. Lewis, 12 April.
Mr G.J. Lowe, 23 November.
Dr R.A. Melick, 15 November.
Professor Emeritus C.B.O. Mohr, 28 April.
Mr H.R. Regan, 8 May.
Mr N.H. Rosenthal, 31 January.
Professor Emeritus C M . Tattam, 19 October.
Mr G.H. Vasey, 27 November.
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SPECIAL STUDIES PROGRAM
DrJ.M. Armstrong, Russian and Language Studies, visited Jakarta, Indonesia en
route to the University of California, Santa Cruz, where she was engaged in writing
the first draft of a book and attending conferences.
Dr D.H. Ashton, Botany, spent study leave principally in Britain and Argentina,
besides giving seminars on fire ecology at Joensuu (Finland), Santiago (Chile) and
Rotorua (New Zealand). In Scandinavia he saw the vegetation zonation and initiated
research on the successional trends of vegetation following the progressive retreat
of glaciers on the Argentina-Chile frontier.
Mr G.A.R. Bartle, Music, was engaged mostly on a project for the International
Society for Music Education on a classification for degrees and diplomas in music
and music education during a study leave program in which he visited Asian and
European institutions and subsequently North America.
Professor H. Beare, Education, was based in the National Development Centre
for School Management Training in the Faculty of Education, University of Bristol,
where he presented a paper at the national conference of the British Educational
Management and Administration Society in Pontypridd, Wales. His study leave
program included working as a consultant with OECD on their project exploring
how national education systems contribute to structural change in the economy.
Dr D.N. Bennett, English, was an associate of Wadham College, Oxford, working
with the general editor of Blackwell's Rereading Literature series, for which he
was commissioned to write the volume on James Joyce. He was scholar-in-
residence at Shakespeare & Co. (Paris), the original publishers of Joyce's
Ulysses—the centre of much Anglo-American literary life during the period when
Joyce was resident in Paris.
Dr I.M. Britian, History, spent study leave at the History Department, Monash
University, working to collate and write up the research material for a book on
the literary mythology of the English public school.
Mrs M. Calio, Italian, was attached to the Department of Italian Studies at La Trobe
University working on the preparation of a grammar of old Italian, to help students
engaged in reading medieval and Renaissance authors.
Dr A.T. Casey, Inorganic Chemistry, undertook a special study leave program at
the Chemistry Department, University of Leicester, England, working with a
colleague on an experimental study of the interaction of copper as the divalent
copper (II) ion with molecules of biological interest.
Dr E. Cheers, Microbiology, spent study leave in collaborative research on
haemopoietic maturation of macrophages at the Albert Einstein School of Medicine,
Bronx, New York.
Mr P.J. Connor, Classical Studies, worked at the Ashmolean Library, Oxford on
Greek vase-painting with particular reference to the collection of the Pelizaeus
Museum, Hildesheim, West Germany, and the collection in the Department of
Classical Studies, Melbourne, which he is preparing for publication.
DrC.A. Coppel, Indian and Indonesian Studies, travelled through Hong Kong, the
Netherlands, West Germany, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, Singapore and
Indonesia to confer with colleagues on the history of the South-East Asian Chinese.
Dr P.G.C. Darby, Political Science, was attached to the Centre for the Study of
Developing Societies in Delhi, India, to continue research on the imperial
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relationship between the West and Africa and Asia since 1870. Later the remainder
of his study leave was as a visitor at Nuffield College, Oxford.
Mr B.C. Donaldson, Germanic Studies, pursued a study leave program in the
Netherlands working on material for two new monographs for publication and in
South Africa, attached to the Department of Afrikaans-Nederlands at the University
of Cape Town researching for a history of Afrikaans.
Dr M. Dove, English, worked at the British Library on medieval commentaries on
the Song of Songs, particularly on commentaries written in England in the later
Middle Ages during her study leave. Revision of her book The Perfect Age being
published by Cambridge University Press was also undertaken.
Dr P.J. Dowling, Graduate School of Management, worked on research interests
in the area of international personnel/human resource management and wrote
an introductory Australian oriented textbook during study leave at the Department
of Personnel and Human Resource Studies, New York State School of Industrial
and Labor Relations, Cornell University.
Professor C.R. Duckworth, French, spent study leave mainly in France devoted
to two major fields of research on the 19th Century and contemporary theatre
in Paris and London, where he attended the British Eighteenth Century Society's
annual conference.
Mr D.A. Gairns, Architecture and Building, was a Visiting Fellow at the South Bank
Polytechnic, London, working with colleagues on research in the area of flexural
behaviour of masonry.
Dr A.J. W. Gleadow, Geology, worked at the University of Berne, Switzerland, writing
a book on Fission Track Dating and visited colleagues working in Germany, Italy
and London, before taking up a Visiting Research Fellowship at the University of
Witwatersrand, South Africa, and gave lectures at each.
Mr J.A. Griffiths. Music, carried out a research exercise on several aspects of
16th century Spanish instrumental music covering historical and biographical
research in Spanish archives. He also undertook a concert tour of Greece, Italy
and France with the support of the Australia Council.
Ms P.A. Grimshaw, History, completed research and writing an extensive study
of American missionary wives in 19th century Hawaii while on study leave in
Honolulu. She also completed research for a comparative study of women's lives
over 200 years of Australian and New Zealand history at the University of Auckland,
as part of a book to be published as New Zealand's contribution to Australia's
Bicentenary.
Mr W. Haarburger, Russian and Language Studies, devoted his study leave program
to selecting and consulting reference material and making notes, copying or
photocopying relevant pages for an alphabetical listing of the headings of projected
entries for the reference work Concepts of Grammar, to be completed on
retirement.
Mrs M.C. Harper, Economic History, visited colleagues in Canberra, Adelaide,
Hobart, Christchurch and Wellington during study leave to collect material for a
biography of Sir Douglas Copland. She worked as a visitor at the Department of
Economic History at Monash University between visits.
Professor R.W. Home, History and Philosophy of Science, was attached to the
Department of Physics at La Trobe University as an Honorary Visiting Professor.
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He made two trips to the United States to attend the XVIIth International Congress
of the History of Science at the University of California, Berkeley, and the annual
conference of the U.S. History of Science Society in Bloomington, Indiana.
Mr E.A. Huck, Political Science, took up a position as Honorary Visiting Fellow
in the Department of Politics at La Trobe University while working on a new study
of the Australian Chinese.
Dr LR. Johnson, Education, visited a number of universities in North America and
was attached to the Australian Studies Centre at London University during a study
program devoted to trends in the fields of cultural studies, women's studies and
sociology of education.
Dr D.E. Kennedy, History, undertook a study program with the History Department
of the Exeter University, an active centre for seventeenth century British studies.
Dr G.C. T. Kenny, Anatomy, spent a study program as a guest worker in the Zoology
Department at Monash University investigating the morphology of the pineal gland
of Australian marsupials and monotremes.
Dr T. Kotler, Psychology, was attached to the Marriage Guidance Council of Victoria
and analysed non-clinical community samples of married couples, covering
processes of repetition and repair in close relationships over three generations.
Mr G.J. Lowe, Accounting and Business Law, worked as a visiting scholar in the
Department of Legal Studies at La Trobe University. He undertook research related
to legal regulation of economic activity.
Dr M.A. McCloskey, Philosophy, worked towards completion of a book on
contemporary philosophical aesthetics at La Trobe University, before spending
a period at Oxford University.
Dr N.E. McMurray, Psychology, carried out her program in the Psychology
Department at La Trobe University, as well as attending two overseas conferences;
in Christchurch, New Zealand and presenting a research paper at the annual
Association for the Advancement of Behavioural Therapy in Houston, Texas.
MrJ.R.C. Martyn, Classical Studies, undertook a research program on the Latin
poetry of Andre de Resende in the libraries at La Trobe, the British Museum and
the Bodleian at Oxford, before moving to Portugal. There, in the rare books section
of the Public Library at Evora, he found a wealth of material, including 60 unknown
poems by Andre de Resende.
Dr N. Moldofsky, Economics, divided her study program between a visiting
scholarship in the Economics Department at New York University and a similar
position at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University.
Dr K.D. Muirden, Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital), carried out a study program
at World Health Organization's head office in Geneva on development of rheumatic
disease programs and also experiments at the Kennedy Institute in London on
pathogenesis of rheumatoid arthritis, during which he gave seminars at various
institutions.
Mr C.F. Munro, Architecture and Building, continued his research in the field of
aesthetics and semiotics in relation to architecture at the Graduate School of the
Architectural Association in London, where he attended the annual conference
of the British Society of Architects.
Mrs LR.C. O'Brien, Social Work, was granted visiting scholar status by the
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Episcopal Divinity School in "Massachusetts to work on research on Vida Dutton
Scudder, the instigator of the College Settlement Association, an organisation of
university women to assist the largely immigrant poor of American cities in the
late 1880's.
Mr W.K. Presa, Philosophy, worked in the library of Deakin University to complete
research on mysticism and emotion and to complete the draft of a book on definitive
emotions.
Mr R. Rahni, Architecture and Building, was attached to the Shelter and
Infrastructure Research Section of the CSIRO at Highett to undertake a special
studies program to develop an expanded teaching and research resource base
for the Architectural Theory program of the University.
Mr I. Robertson, History, studied in the Vatican Library and the British School library
in Rome and the State Archives in Florence, Mantua, Milan, Modena and Venice
to gather material on the theory and practice of government of the Papal State
in the pontificate of the Venetian Pope Paul II.
Dr CD. Rogers, Zoology, worked in the Palaeontological Division of the British
Museum of Natural History, during a study program on fossil remains (skulls, teeth)
of a group of extinct mammals and to examine the more significant pre-mammalian
fossil vertebrates stored at the Museum.
Dr A.B. Rudra, Agriculture and Forestry, divided his time between institutions in
the United States, a term as Visiting Professor at the Faculty of Forestry, University
of Toronto and institutions in India.
Dr J.P. Sarumpaet, Indian and Indonesian Studies, completed a study program
in Monash University Library and the National Library in Canberra, before visiting
Indonesia, Malaysia, Germany and Holland to study the development of Toba Batak
and Indonesian.
Professor J.C. Scrivener, Architecture and Building, was a visiting professor in
the Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering Department of the University
of Colorado.
Dr B.B. Sharp, Civil and Agricultural Engineering, accepted a consultancy at Poona,
India under the United Nations en route to Britain and the United States, where
he worked at Duke University on development of software for micro-computers
and visited other institutions, giving lectures.
Dr G. Smith, Optometry, spent the major part of his time at the Optometry
Department, University of Wales Institute of Science and Technology in Cardiff,
besides visiting the National University of Malaysia and institutions in India, at which
he gave invited talks.
Mr H.G. Stanton, Graduate School of Management, studied in the Department of
Econometrics and Operations Research at Monash University, working on a
research project for manufacturing management and inventory control.
Professor K.B. Start, Education, undertook a study program at the Institute of
International Education, University of Stockholm, Charing Cross Hospital, Fulham,
London and the School of Education, University of California, Berkeley, to study
individual differences in learning in schools and psycho-social risk factors in
coronary heart disease.
Mr J.E. Sullivan, Economics, was a visitor to the Institute of Commonwealth Studies

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Australian financial markets which he presented to a seminar at the Australian
Studies Centre.
DrJ.D. Tange, Pathology, worked in the Department of the Nuffield Professor of
Clinical Medicine, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, during a study program to
develop precise morphological techniques to provide material for electron
miscroscopy.
Dr R. W. Topor, Computer Science, visited major research centres working in the
area of deductive databases, at the Department of Computing, Imperial College,
London, the European Computer-Industry Research Centre, Munich and the
Department of Computer Science, Boulder, USA.
Mr R.R.S. Tracey, Law, was based at Monash University to undertake research
on the legislative and curial control of elections within Australia's federally
registered trade unions.
Mr D.F.B. Tucker, Political Science, was a guest of the Department of Political
Science, University of Stockholm, during research on liberal democracy in the
smaller democracies.
Mr. J.J. Turnbull, Architecture and Building, undertook a program in collaboration
with the RAIA (Victorian Chapter) indexing about half the 217 issues of Cross-
Section 1952-1971.
Dr D.S. Watson, Italian, researched in the area of modern Italian novels in Britain
at the Taylorian Institution in Oxford and in Italy at the Biblioteca Nazionale in Rome
and the Biblioteca Braidense in Milan.
Dr R.G. Wyatt, Environmental Planning, visited institutions involved in urban
planning studies in the United States and in the United Kingdom, where he gave
seminars and conferred with colleagues.
Mr C.F. like, History, worked in the Baillieu Library in Melbourne before taking
up a post of visiting scholar in the Herzog August Library, West Germany working
on manuscripts, incunabula and later printed materials. He completed his study
at the Bavarian State Library in Munich.

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GIFTS, GRANTS AND BEQUESTS
State Government and State Government Instrumentalities

$33,591 from the Coal Corporation of Victoria for the Departments of Botany and
Microbiology.
$132,203 from the Department of Community Services for Child Care services
and the Department of Community Medicine.
$55,006 from the Department of Conservation, Forests and Lands for the School
of Botany, and Departments of Geography and Veterinary Paraclinical Sciences
and the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry (Forestry Section).
$233,530 from the Department of Employment and Industrial Affairs for the
Departments of Criminology, Education and Law and general University
purposes.
$742,023 from the Department of Health for the Departments of Architecture and
Building, Microbiology, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Psychiatry and Psychology
and general University purposes.
$220,000 from the Department of Industry, Commerce and Technology for the
Graduate School of Management and general University purposes.
$1,624,092 from the Department of Management and Budget for* the Department
of Architecture and Building, and School of Botany, the Faculties of Economics
and Commerce, and Law, International House, Kendall Hall, Medley Hall, the
Melbourne Theatre Company and general University purposes.
$24,885 from the Department of the Premier and Cabinet for the Department of
Anatomy and the Graduate School of Management.
$32,000 from the Department of Sport and Recreation for the Department of
Architecture and Building.
$8,000 from the Forests Commission for the Department of Botany.
$35,000 from the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works for general University
purposes.
$17,000 from the Ministry for the Arts for the Department of Geography, the
Melbourne University Union and the University Gallery.
$15,500 from the Ministry for Planning and Environment for the School of Earth
Sciences (Meteorology) and Strathfieldsaye.
$10,000 from the Road Construction Authority for the Department of Civil and
Agricultural Engineering.
$2,000 from the Rural Water Commission of Victoria for the Department of Civil
and Agricultural Engineering.
$121,114 from the Victorian Dairy Industry Authority for the Departments of
Conservative Dentistry, Preventive and Community Dentistry and Veterinary
Paraclinical Sciences.
$20,191 from the Victorian National Parks Association for the School of Botany.
$20,284 from the Victorian Solar Energy Council for the Department of Mechanical
Engineering.
$12,000 from V-Line for the Melbourne Theatre Company.
Australian Government and Australian Government Instrumentalities

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$25,000 from the Attorney-General's Department for the Faculty of Law.
$75,992 from the Australia Council for the Department of English, the Melbourne
Theatre Company, the Melbourne University Union and the University Gallery.
$357,500 from the Australian Development Assistance Bureau for the Department
of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, the Faculties of Agriculture and
Forestry (Agricultural Economics and Extension and Animal Production Sections)
and Engineering.
$259,190 from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization
for the Creswick Forestry School, School of Botany, the Departments of
Biochemistry, Civil and Agricultural Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical
and Electronic Engineering, Mathematics (Computer Science), Mechanical and
Industrial Engineering, Medicine (Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals),
Pathology and Physical Chemistry, the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry
(Forestry and Plant and Soil Sciences Sections), the School of Earth Sciences
and general University purposes.
$10,050 from the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories for the Department of
Veterinary Paraclinical Sciences and general University purposes.
$944,390 from the Commonwealth Tertiary Education Commission for the Centre
for the Study of Higher Education, International House, Kendall Hall, Medley
Hall, the Melbourne Theatre Company, Mount Derrimut House and general
University purposes.
$15,000 from the Department of Education and Youth Affairs for the Department
of Geography.
$57,637 from the Department of Employment and Industrial Relations for the
Departments of Community Medicine and Criminology and the Faculty of
Education.
$10,000 from the Department of Finance for the School of Earth Sciences
(Meteorology).
$34,500 from the Department of Foreign Affairs for the Departments of Economics
and Microbiology.
$130,847 from the Department of Health for the Departments of Anatomy,
Community Medicine, Medicine (Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals),
Pathology and Psychology and general University purposes.
$6,684,851 from the Department of Health—National Health & Medical Research
Council — for the Faculty of Medicine and general University purposes.
$15,785 from the Department of Heritage and Environment for the School of
Botany, Department of Zoology and general University purposes.
$6,921 from the Department of Housing and Construction for the Department of
Architecture and Building and general University purposes.
$6,000 from the Department of Immigration and Ethnic Affairs for the Department
of Political Science.
$324,251 from the Department of Industry, Technology and Commerce for the
Departments of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mathematics (Computer
Science) and Otolaryngology and general University purposes.
$49,748 from the Department of Local Government and Administrative Services
for the Department of Geography and the School of Environmental Planning.

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$1,655,647 from the Department of Primary Industry for the Departments of
Biochemistry, Civil and Agricultural Engineering, Economics, Genetics, Medicine
(Royal Melbourne Hospital), Organic Chemistry, Veterinary Clinical Sciences,
Veterinary Paraclinical Sciences, Veterinary Preclinical Sciences and Zoology,
the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry (Agricultural Economics and Extension,
Animal Production, Forestry and Plant and Soil Sciences Sections) and general
University purposes.
$6,000 from the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet for the Centre for
the Study of Higher Education.
$365,089 from the Department of Resources and Energy for the Departments of
Chemical Engineering, Civil and Agricultural Engineering, Inorganic Chemistry,
Mechanical Engineering and Physical Chemistry, the Institute of Applied
Economic and Social Research, the Faculty of Law, the School of Earth Sciences
(Geology and Meteorology) and general University purposes.
$2,937,289 from the Department of Science and Technology for the Australian
Research Grants Committee, the Departments of Biochemistry, Chemical
Engineering, Civil and Agricultural Engineering, Classical Studies, Electrical
Engineering, Genetics, Inorganic Chemistry, Mathematics (Computer Science),
Mechanical Engineering, Microbiology, Organic Chemistry, Otolaryngology,
Philosophy, Physical Chemistry, Physics and Physiology, the Schools of Earth
Sciences (Meteorology), Botany, Environmental Planning and Mathematical
Sciences (Mathematics) and general University purposes.
$23,010 from the Department of Sport, Recreation and Tourism for the Departments
of Architecture and Building and Physiology and general University purposes.
$5,395 from the Department of Territories for the Department of Microbiology.
Statutory Corporations
$3,500 from the Australian Chamber of Manufacturers for general University
purposes.
$6,000 from the Australian Electoral Commission for the Department of Geography.
$20,394 from the Australian National University for the Centre for the Study of
Higher Education.
$14,373 from the Australian Road Research Board for the Department of
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.
$2,000 from the City of Melbourne for the School of Environmental Planning.
$21,880 from the Commonwealth Schools Commission for the Department of
Geography.
$77,196 from the Electrical Research Board for the Departments of Electrical and
Electronic Engineering and Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.
$7,000 from the Environmental Planning Authority for the School of Earth Sciences
(Meteorology).
$25,000 from the Industries Assistance Commission for the Department of
Economics.
$20,253 from the International Development Program for Australian Universities
and Colleges for the Department of Civil and Agricultural Engineering and the
Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry (Animal Production and Forestry Sections).
$4,580 from Monash University for general University purposes.

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$198,215 from the Reserve Bank for the Careers and Appointments Service, the
Departments of Biochemistry, and Civil and Agricultural Engineering, the School
of Botany, and the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry (Agricultural Economics
and Extension, Forestry and Plant and Soil Sciences Sections).
$2,500 from the South Australian Department of Woods and Forestry for the Faculty
of Agriculture and Forestry (Forestry Section).
$7,500 from Telecom Australia for the School of Mathematical Sciences (Computer
Science).
$4,040 from the Totalizator Agency Board for the Department of Veterinary
Preclinical Science.
$17,908 from the University of Adelaide for the Departments of Biochemistry and
History.
$10,500 from the University of Sydney for the Departments of Community Medicine
and Pharmacology.
$5,000 from the University of Queensland for the Department of Surgery (Royal
Melbourne Hospital).
$205,000 from the Victorian Government for general University purposes.
Trusts and Foundations
$61,000 from the Advisory Council for Children with Impaired Hearing for the
Department of Education.
$599,296 from the Anti-Cancer Council of Victoria for the Departments of
Biochemistry, History and Philosophy of Science, Medicine (Austin and
Repatriation General, Royal Melbourne and St. Vincent's Hospitals), Organic
Chemistry, Pathology, Physical Chemistry, Physiology and Surgery (Royal
Melbourne and St. Vincent's Hospitals).
$16,000 from the Arthritis Foundation of Australia for the Department of Medicine
(Austin and Royal Melbourne Hospitals).
$27,936 from the Austin Hospital for the Departments of Medicine (Austin and
Repatriation General Hospitals) and Surgery (Austin and Repatriation General
Hospitals).
$51,740 from the Austin Hospital Medical Research Foundation for the Department
of Medicine (Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals).
$25,000 from the Australasian College of Surgeons for the Department of Surgery
(Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$26,972 from the Australian Brain Foundation for the Departments of Medicine
(Austin, Repatriation General and St. Vincent's Hospitals) and Physiology.
$4,000 from the Australian Cancer Society for the Department of Surgery (Royal
Melbourne Hospital).
$394,370 from the Australian Development Assistance Bureau for the Department
of Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital), the Faculties of Agriculture and Forestry
(Agricultural Economics and Extension and Animal Production Sections) and
Engineering.
$94,830 from the Australian Equine Research Foundation for the Faculty of
Veterinary Science.
$11,476 from the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies for the Department of
Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
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$12,272 from the Australian Institute of Nuclear Science and Engineering for the
Departments of Inorganic Chemistry and Physical Chemistry, the Faculty of
Agriculture and Forestry (Agricultural Economics and Extension Section) and
general University purposes.
$32,876 from the Australian Kidney Foundation for the Departments of Medicine
(Royal Melbourne Hospital), Pathology, Physiology and Surgery (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$10,000 from the Australian Medical Research Society for the Department of
Pathology.
$4,000 from the Australian National Parks and Wildlife Service for the Department
of Microbiology.
$159,978 from the Australian Tobacco Research Foundation for the Departments
of Biochemistry, Medicine (Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals),
Pathology, Pharmacology, Physiology and Psychiatry.
$3,952 from the Baker Medical Research Institute for the Department of Anatomy.
$10,000 from the Percy Baxter Charitable Trust for general University purposes.
$33,500 from the William Buckland Foundation for the Departments of Medicine
(Royal Melbourne Hospital), Pharmacology and Surgery (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$35,034 from the Cancer Institute for the Department of Medicine (St. Vincent's
Hospital).
$20,000 from the Doris F. Chandler Memorial Bursary for the Faculty of Music.
$22,050 from the Collier Charitable Trust for the Department of Ophthalmology,
the Faculty of Veterinary Science and International House.
$2,074 from the Criminology Research Council for the Department of Criminology.
$95,500 from the Deafness Foundation (Victoria) for the Department of
Otolaryngology.
$106,765 from the Equity Trustees for the Departments of Anatomy and
Ophthalmology, the Faculty of Veterinary Science and general University
purposes.
$5,000 from the Felton Bequest for the Department of Surgery (Austin and
Repatriation General Hospitals).
$15,000 from the Forest Ecology Research Foundation for the Department of
Botany.
$8,450 from the GAM-Dulcie Trust for general University purposes.
$3,500 from the Greek Fund for the Department of Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$7,616 from the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute for the Department of Medical
Biology.
$6,000 from the H.L. Hecht Trust for general University purposes.
$19,000 from the Victor Hurley Medical Research Fund for the Department of
Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$6,090 from the M.A. Ingram Trust for the Department of Zoology.
$12,000 from the Jewish Studies Fund for the Department of Middle Eastern
Studies.
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$5,250 from the Kellion Diabetes Foundation for the Departments of Medicine
(Austin, Royal Melbourne and St. Vincent's Hospitals).
$19,650 from the John Claude Kellion Foundation for the Department of Medicine
(Royal Melbourne and St. Vincent's Hospitals).
$13,500 from the Lee Foundation for International House.
$10,000 from the Ludwig Institute for the Department of Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$6,000 from the MacKenzie Foundation for the Department of Anatomy.
$54,000 from the S. & C. MacKinnon Trust for the Department of Veterinary Clinical
Sciences and the Faculties of Engineering and Law.
$2,200 from the J. & R. McGauran Trust for the Department of Medicine (Royal
Melbourne Hospital).
$5,000 from the Medical Engineering Research Association for the Department
of Pathology.
$15,000 from the Melbourne Wholesale Market for the Department of Surgery
(Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals).
$2,051 from the Mental Health Research Institute for the Department of Psychiatry.
$2,000 from the Dame Elisabeth Murdoch Trust for general University purposes.
$4,000 from the Myer Foundation for the Faculty of Music.
$29,487 from the Sidney Myer Trust for the Graduate School of Management and
for general University purposes.
$393,367 from the National Heart Foundation of Australia for the Departments
of Anatomy, Biochemistry, Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Medicine
(Austin and Repatriation General and Royal Melbourne Hospitals),
Pharmacology, Physiology, Veterinary Clinical Sciences and Zoology.
$2,000 from the Native Plants Preservation Society of Victoria for the Department
of Botany.
$6,000 from the Howard Norman Trust for the Institute of Applied Economic and
Social Research.
$15,000 from the Ovulation Method Research Centre for the Department of
Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Royal Women's Hospital).
$39,200 from the Ian Potter Foundation Limited for the Baillieu Library, Creswick
Forestry School, Departments of Anatomy, Germanic Studies, History and
Philosophy of Science and Physiology and Strathfieldsaye.
$44,111 from the Clive and Vera Ramaciotti Charitable Trust for the Departments
of Pathology, Physiology and Surgery (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$27,620 from the Renal Research Institute for the Department of Medicine (Royal
Melbourne Hospital) and Radiology.
$17,000 from the R.E. Ross Trust for the Department of History and Philosophy
of Science.
$28,335 from the Royal Children's Hospital for the Departments of Genetics and
Paediatrics (Royal Children's Hospital).
$68,193 from the Royal Melbourne Hospital for the Departments of Medicine (Royal
Melbourne Hospital) and Surgery (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
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$11,196 from the Royal Women's Hospital for the Department of Obstetrics and
Gynaecology (Royal Women's Hospital) and general University purposes.
$15,700 from the Helen Schutt Trust for the Departments of Fine Arts and
Psychology, the Faculty of Music and general University purposes.
$4,100 from the Society of Automotive Engineers of Australia for the Department
of Mechanical Engineering.
$40,250 from the Stroke Research Foundation for the Departments of Medicine
(Royal Melbourne Hospital) and Surgery (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$2,000 from the Sunshine Foundation for the Department of Medicine (Austin and
Repatriation General Hospitals).
$21,650 from the UTAH Foundation for the Departments of Economic History and
Medicine (Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals).
$84,119 from the Victoria Law Foundation for the Department of Criminology and
the Faculty of Law.
$2,000 from the Walter Trust for general University purposes.
$17,500 from the Wenkart Fund for the Departments of Medicine (Austin and
Repatriation General Hospitals) and Surgery (Austin and Repatriation General
Hospitals).
$6,000 from the Youth Welfare Association for the Department of Surgery (Austin
and Repatriation General Hospitals).
$8,000 from the Zoological Board of Victoria for the Department of Zoology.

Industry and Commerce

$11,000 from Abbott Australia Proprietary Limited for the Departments of Medicine
(Royal Melbourne Hospital) and Physiology.
$44,000 from ACI Australia Limited for the Faculty of Engineering and general
University purposes.
$6,396 from Albright & Wilson (Australia) Limited for the Department of
Biochemistry.
$10,000 from Alcoa Australia Limited for general University purposes.
$2,000 from Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia) Limited for the Faculty of
Engineering.
$10,250 from Amatil Limited for the Careers and Appointments Service and the
Graduate School of Management.
$29,000 from Amcor Limited for the Faculty of Engineering and general University
purposes.
$11,000 from William Angliss (Victoria) for the Departments of Ophthamology and
Otolaryngology and International House.
$11,000 from Ansett Transport Industries Limited for the Faculty of Engineering
and general University purposes.
$5,700 from Arthur Young and Company for the Careers and Appointments Service
and general University purposes.
$3,450 from ASEA Proprietary Limited for the Department of Germanic Studies.
$21,300 from Astra Pharmaceuticals Proprietary Limited for the Department of
Medicine (Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals).

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$21,000 from Austgen Bio-Jet Proprietary Limited for the Departments of
Biochemistry and Microbiology.
$33,445 from Australian Associated Brewers for the Department of Medicine (Royal
Melbourne Hospital).
$300,028 from the Australian Institute of Petroleum Limited for the Department
of Community Medicine.
$280,530 from Australian Medical Research Industries Proprietary Limited for the
Department of Pathology.
$10,000 from the Bank of Tokyo Limited for the Department of History and
Philosophy of Science.
$9,750 from Bayer Australia Proprietary Limited for the Departments of Medicine
(Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals) and Surgery (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$4,500 from BBJ Computers for the Department of Computer Science.
$11,600 from Beecham Research Laboratory for the Department of Surgery (Royal
Melbourne Hospital).
$3,000 from Bioglan Laboratories for the Department of Surgery (Austin and
Repatriation General Hospitals).
$15,000 from BP Australia Limited for the School of Earth Sciences (Geology) and
general University purposes.
$4,000 from Bridge Oil Proprietary Limited for the Faculty of Engineering.
$2,050 from The Broken Hill Proprietary Company Limited for the Department of
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering and general University purposes.
$22,000 from Carlton and United Breweries Limited for general University purposes.
$41,880 from CCH Australian Limited for the Department of Accounting and
Business Law.
$26,000 from the Chase AMP Bank Limited for special prizes and general University
purposes.
$5,130 from Ciba Geigy Australia Limited for the Department of Medicine (Austin
and Repatriation General Hospitals) and special prizes.
$10,000 from Cliffs Western Australia for the Department of Otolaryngology.
$51,000 from Coles Myer Limited for the Melbourne Theatre Company and general
University purposes.
$6,800 from Comalco Limited for the Careers and Appointments Service, the
Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering and the Faculty of
Engineering.
$14,700 from the Commercial Pig Company for the Faculty of Agriculture and
Forestry (Animal Production Section).
$5,000 from the Commonwealth Banking Corporation for the Department of
Economics.
$4,000 from the John Connell Consulting Group for the Faculty of Engineering.
$28,435 from W.A. Cook Proprietary Limited for the Departments of Biochemistry
and Pharmacology.
$5,000 from Corrs Pavey Whiting and Byrne for general University purposes.

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$11,950 from CRA Explorations for the Faculty of Engineering and the School of
Earth Sciences (Geology).
$63,601 from CRA Services Limited for the Careers and Appointments Service,
the Department of History and Philosophy of Science, the University Archives
and general University purposes.
$8,000 from CSL-Novo Proprietary Limited for the Department of Medicine (Austin
and Repatriation General Hospitals).
$98,150 from CSR Limited for the Departments of Conservative Dentistry and
Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital) and the Faculty of Engineering.
$5,500from Deloitte Haskins and Sells for the Careers and Appointments Service
and general University purposes.
$10,000 from Domedica Proprietary Limited for the Department of Medicine (Royal
Melbourne Hospital).
$2,495 from Dynavac Proprietary Limited for the Department of Genetics.
$56,000 from Elders IXL Limited for the Faculty of Engineering and general
University purposes.
$3,200 from Electrolux Proprietary Limited for the Department of Germanic Studies
and the Faculty of Engineering.
$14,000 from Electrolytic Zinc Company of Australasia Limited for general
University purposes.
$5,425 from Ernst and Whinney for the Careers and Appointments Service and
special prizes.
$54,950 from ESSO Australia Limited for the Department of Law, the Melbourne
Theatre Company, the School of Earth Sciences (Geology) and general
University purposes.
$2,500 from the Federated Clerks Union for the University Archives.
$10,000 from Fisons Pharmaceuticals for the Department of Surgery (Austin and
Repatriation General Hospitals).
$3,000 from Fluor Australia Proprietary Limited for the Faculty of Engineering.
$20,050 from the Ford Motor Company of Australia Limited for general University
purposes.
$2,000 from the Geelong Rheumatism Foundation for the Department of Medicine
(Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$13,000 from Gippsland Stock Supplies for the Department of Veterinary Clinical
Sciences.
$2,000 from A.C Goode and Company for general University purposes.
$2,500 from Gutteridge, Haskins and Davey for the Careers and Appointments
Service and the Faculty of Engineering.
$30,000 from Hewlett-Packard Australia Limited for the Melbourne Theatre
Company.
$20,454 from Hoechst Australia Limited for the Departments of Obstetrics and
Gynaecology and Psychiatry.
$10,000 from the Hong Kong Bank of Australia for general University purposes.
$2,000 from Humes Limited for the Faculty of Engineering.

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$6,000 from K.M.G. Hungerfords for the Careers and Appointments Service and
general University purposes.
$7,600 from ICI Australia Limited for the Careers and Appointments Service, the
Department of Medicine (Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals), the Faculty
of Engineering and general University purposes.
$2,000 from Ingersoll Rand (Australia) Limited for the Faculty of Engineering.
$237,267 from Integrated Medical Technologies Limited for the Department of
Pathology.
$57,870 from Integrated Technology Limited for the Department of Pathology.
$22,643 from Janssen Pharmaceutics for the Department of Physiology and general
University purposes.
$3,000 from Kodak Australasia Limited for the Graduate School of Management
and general University purposes.
$5,200 from Kraft Foods Limited for the Careers and Appointments Service and
the Faculty of Engineering.
$58,438 from Merck Sharp and Dohme (Australia) Proprietary Limited for the
Department of Medicine (Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals).
$3,000 from Metal Manufacturers for the Faculty of Engineering.
$6,000 from Mobil Oil Australia Limited for general University purposes.
$2,366 from Monsanto for the School of Earth Sciences (Geology).
$4,800 from the MUBSA Secretariat for general University purposes.
$79,000 from the National Australia Bank for the Department of Economics and
general University purposes.
$20,000 from National Commercial Union Limited for general University purposes.
$60,500 from the National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Limited for the
Careers and Appointments Service, the Department of Economics and general
University purposes.
$2,000 from National Springs Proprietary Limited for the Department of Mechanical
and Industrial Engineering,
$58,820 from Nicholas Kiwi Limited for the Department of Medicine (Austin and
Repatriation General and Royal Melbourne Hospitals) and general University
purposes.
$24,600 from Organon (Australia) Proprietary Limited for the Department of
Psychiatry.
$5,000 from Parke-Davis Proprietary Limited for the Department of Medicine (Royal
Melbourne Hospital).
$16,810 from Pfizer Proprietary Limited for the Departments of Medicine (Royal
Melbourne Hospital) and Psychiatry (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$9,000 from Price Waterhouse for general University purposes.
$30,000 from Reckitt and Colman for the Department of Surgery (Royal Melbourne
and St. Vincent's Hospitals).
$5,000 from Roach Tilley Grice and Company for general University purposes.
$44,000 from Roche Products Proprietary Limited for the Departments of Medicine
(Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals) and Psychiatry.

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$3,200 from Rocky Mountains Orthodontics Australia Proprietary Limited for the
Department of Preventative and Community Dentistry.
$30,000 from Sandoz Australia Proprietary Limited for the Departments of Medicine
(Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals) and Obstetrics and Gynaecology
(Royal Women's Hospital).
$6,250 from Schering Australia Proprietary Limited for the Department of Medicine
(Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals).
$7,350 from Shell Australia Limited for the Faculty of Engineering, the School of
Earth Sciences (Geology) and general University purposes.
$5,000 from Smith and Nephew Australia Proprietary Limited for the Department
of Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$15,000 from the State Bank of Victoria for the Department of Economics and
the Faculty of Engineering.
$20,250 from the Sulphide Corporation Proprietary Limited for the Department of
Chemical Engineering.
$10,000 from David Syme and Company Limited for general University purposes.
$12,350 from Syntex Australia for the Departments of Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital) and Veterinary Paraclinical Sciences.
$2,000 from Thames and Hudson Proprietary Limited for the Department of Fine
Arts.
$34,000 from the Totalizator Agency Board for general University purposes.
$7,800 from Touche Ross and Company for the Careers and Appointments Service
and special prizes.
$5,000 from Transfield Proprietary Limited for the Faculty of Engineering.
$5,000 from Travenol Laboratories Proprietary Limited for the Department of
Physiology.
$2,000 from Tubemakers of Australia Limited for the Faculty of Engineering.
$15,000 from Unilever Australia Proprietary Limited for the Department of
Preventative and Community Dentistry.
$65,675 from Upjohn Proprietary Limited for the Departments of Biochemistry and
Psychiatry and special prizes.
$4,000 from the Victorian Credit Co-operative Association Limited for the
Department of Economics.
$5,000 from J.B. Were and Son for general University purposes.
$10,000 from West Grinstead Nominees for general University purposes.
$33,800 from Western Mining Corporation Limited for the Faculty of Engineering,
the School of Earth Sciences (Geology) and special prizes.
$36,820 from the Westpac Banking Corporation for the Careers and Appointments
Service, the Department of History and Philosophy of Science, the Faculties
of Economics and Commerce and Engineering and general University purposes.
$2,000 from Wisewould Schilling for the Faculty of Law.
Private Donors
$2,000 from J. Aitken for the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry (Plant and Soil
Sciences Section).

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$6,000 from Dr Y. Aitken for the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry (Plant and
Soil Sciences Section).
$7,800 from anonymous donors for the Departments of Pathology and Surgery
(Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals) and the Melbourne Theatre
Company.
$2,500 from K. & JA. Arbuckle for the Department of Surgery (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$5,895 from Professor R.C. Bennett for the Department of Surgery (St. Vincent's
Hospital).
$2,500 from Mrs G. Billigheimer for the Department of Middle Eastern Studies.
$10,000 from F.D. Bladin for the Department of Surgery (Austin and Repatriation
General Hospitals).
$4,455 from Dr B.R. & J.M. Chambers for the Department of Medicine (Austin and
Repatriation General Hospitals).
$58,500 from Professor G.M. Clark for the Department of Otolaryngology.
$4,000 from Professor A.E. Clarke for the Department of Botany.
$3,500 for Sir Rupert Clarke for the Faculty of Music.
$2,000 from P.C Clemenger for the Melbourne Theatre Company.
$20,000 from D. Craig for general University purposes.
$25,000 from Professor G.W. Crock for the Department of Ophthalmology.
$2,000 from Dr L.W. Doyle for the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
$4,800 from J.E. Duke for the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
$2,000 from Dr G.J. Dusting for the Department of Physiology.
$15,000 from D.A. Edols for the Department of Ophthalmology.
$4,000 from Dr J.R. Fliegner for the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology,
$3,000 from R.S. Fox for general University purposes.
$4,600 from Dr J.R.E. Fraser for the Department of Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$3,000 from Lady Glenn for the Faculty of Engineering.
$14,696 from J. Gorman for general University purposes.
$5,518 from the Graduate Union for the Faculty of Engineering and general
University purposes.
$28,546 from Professor W.S.C. Hare for the Department of Radiology.
$24,033 from T. Harper for general University purposes.
$2,700 from Dr H.S. Hawkins for the Alumni Office.
$4,000 from Sir John Holland for the Faculty of Engineering.
$2,000 from Dr J. Jackson for the Department of Ophthalmology.
$10,000 from Sir Fletcher Jones and family for the Faculty of Engineering.
$2,500 from A. Kaye for the Department of Surgery (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$30,200 from J. Kennedy for the Department of Political Science and the University
Gallery.

$15,000 from M. Keys for the Department of Veterinary Science.

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$2,000 from J.B. & I.A. Leslie for the Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry.
$28,595 from B. Lindau for the Department of Ophthalmology.
$16,651 from Lions Clubs for the Departments of Otolaryngology and Surgery
(Austin Hospital).
$2,000 from Professor R.R.H. Lovell for the Department of Medicine (Royal
Melbourne Hospital).
$10,000 from S.S. Lynn for the Faculty of Music.
$3,634 from D.J. MacGowan for International House.
$5,000 from J. MacKinnon for the Department of Surgery (Austin and Repatriation
General Hospitals).
$5,384 from Dr H. Maclean for the Department of Ophthalmology.
$3,000 from Dr A.M. Marshall for the Committee for Sport and Physical Recreation.
$20,000 from M. McBain for the Department of Otolaryngology.
$10,000 from Sir Ian McLennan for the Faculty of Engineering.
$2,000 from the Melbourne University Floral Group for the Department of Medicine
(Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$4,746 from the Melbourne University Parents Group for Counselling Services,
Student Services and the University Gallery.
$5,000 from Dr R.A. Melick for the Faculty of Medicine.
$9,000 from Professor T.O. Morgan for the Department of Physiology.
$3,000 from K.P. Morris for the Faculty of Engineering.
$2,986 from Dr R.F. Moulds for the Department of Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$5,000 from Dame Elisabeth Murdoch for the University Gallery.
$10,000 from Sir Laurence and Lady Muir for the Department of Veterinary Clinical
Science.
$2,000 from Dr K.D. Muirden for the Department of Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$3,300 from Julian Naylor for the Committee for Sport and Physical Recreation.
$4,500 from Dr K. O'Dea for the Department of Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$5,000 from Professor D.G. Penington for the Department of Medicine (St. Vincent's
Hospital).
$5,000 from Professor R.J. Pepperell for the Department of Obstetrics and
Gynaecology (Royal Women's Hospital).
$4,500 from V. Pound for the Faculty of Engineering.
$7,500 from Dr M.A. Quinn for the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
$3,000 from Professor B. Reade for the Department of Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$6,775 from the Rheumatism and Arthritis Association of Victoria for the
Department of Medicine (Austin and Repatriation General and Royal Melbourne
Hospitals).
$2,160 from E.S. Roberts for the Department of Accounting and Business Law.
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$8,442 from Rotary Clubs for the Departments of Medicine (Royal Melbourne
Hospital) and Otolaryngology (Eye and Ear Hospital) and International House.
$2,000 from B. Sher for the Department of Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$10,000 from S.R. Siemon for the Faculty of Engineering.
$20,000 from N. and E. Slezak for the Department of Surgery (Austin and
Repatriation General Hospitals).
$3,415 from D. St John for the Department of Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$5,000 from A. Stone for the Department of Botany.
$164,857 from sundry small donors for the Alumni Office, the Appointments Board,
Baillieu Library, the Careers and Appointments Service, the Committee for Sport
and Physical Recreation, the Counselling Services, the Departments of Anatomy,
Architecture and Building, Civil Engineering, Economics, Genetics, History,
Mathematics, Medicine (Austin and Repatriation General, Royal Melbourne and
St. Vincent's Hospitals), Middle Eastern Studies, Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology,
Physics and Surgery (Austin and Repatriation General and Royal Melbourne
Hospitals), the Faculties of Arts, Engineering, Medicine, Music and Veterinary
Science, the School of Mathematical Sciences, International House, the
Melbourne Theatre Company, the University Gallery and general University
purposes.
$3,000 from Mrs N. Taylor for the Department of Ophthalmology.
$5,000 from W.H. Taylor for the Faculty of Engineering.
$28,080 from Dr B.M. Tress for the Department of Radiology.
$5,000 from Mrs G.D. Ulbrich for the Faculty of Science.
$20,833 from the University of Melbourne Medical Society for the Alumni Office
and the Faculty of Medicine.
Ex-Australian Sources
$10,000 from A.D.I.R. for the Department of Physiology.
$13,501 from the Bayer Pharmaceutical Company for the Department of Medicine
(Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals).
$10,900 from the Consulate-General of the Netherlands for the Department of
Germanic Studies.
$30,038 from Cooper Animal Health for the Department of Veterinary Paraclinical
Science.
$2,530 from Dalhousie University for the Department of Biochemistry.
$6,586 from Family Health International for the Department of Obstetrics and
Gynaecology (Royal Women's Hospital).
$31,157 from the International Health Foundation for the Departments of Medicine
(Austin Hospital), Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Psychiatry.
$6,000 from the International Medical Department—Dupha—for the Department
of Psychiatry.
$8,677 from Juvenile Diabetes International for the Department of Medicine (St.
Vincent's Hospital).
$5,225 from the Knoll Pharmaceutical Company for the Department of Medicine
(Austin and Repatriation General Hospitals).
$21,753 from the Laboratoires Besins Iscoverco for the Department of Psychiatry.
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$2,252 from Manning Salvage and Lee Incorporated for the Department of Medicine
(Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$21,494 from Merck, Sharp and Dohme (Australia) Proprietary Limited for the
Department of Pharmacology.
$15,427 from Miles Laboratories Incorporated for the Department of Genetics.
$113,810 from the National Institutes of Health for the Department of
Otolaryngology.
$6,087 from the Rockefeller Foundation for the Department of Microbiology.
$45,807 from Smith Kline Diagnostics Incorporated for the Department of Medicine
(Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$4,203 from the Southwest Foundation for Bio-Medical Research for the
Department of Medicine (Royal Melbourne Hospital).
$1,460 from U.N.E.S.CO. for the Faculty of Engineering.
$38,623 from the United States Treasury for the Department of Otolaryngology.
$14,607 from the Upjohn Company for the Department of Surgery (Royal Melbourne
Hospital).
$5,000 from M. and M. Wallenbergs Stiff for the Department of Germanic Studies.
$25,336 from the World Health Organisation for the Department of Medicine (Royal
Melbourne Hospital) and the School of Earth Sciences (Geology).
Income from Trustees
$50,000 from the Estate of the late Thos. Baker for the Departments of Anatomy
and Botany.
$4,581 from the Estate of the late WT. Cottman for the Faculty of Medicine.
$140,451 from the Estate of the late H.J. Eastman for the Department of
Ophthalmology.
$75,500 from the Estate of the late D.W. Gardiner for the Faculty of Music.
$47,764 from the Estate of the late E.G. & A.S. Glover for general University
purposes.
$420,526 from the Estate of the late Sir Randal Heymanson for the Faculty of
Medicine.
$42,140 from the Estate of the late L. Paddle for general University purposes.
$313,300 from the Estate of the late Sir A.E. Rowden White for the Departments
of Medicine (St. Vincent's Hospital), Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Mercy
Maternity Hospital), Ophthalmology, Pathology, Restorative Dentistry and
Surgery, the Faculties of Agriculture and Forestry and Veterinary Sciences,
special prizes and general University purposes.
$5,000 from the Estate of the late K. Weiner for the Department of Medicine (Austin
and Repatriation General Hospitals).
$10,052 from the Estate of the late F.J. Wiseman for the Department of
Ophthalmology.

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GIFTS IN KIND
To the University Gallery and University Collection of Fine Art
ANZ Banking Group: a painting, "King Nebuchadnezzar and the Lion", by Arthur
Boyd, for the Graduate School of Management.
Dr Joseph Brown: a painting, "The Sculptress 1951". by Sir Sidney Nolan, and
three lithographs by Hardy Wilson.
Professor T. Carrick Chambers: a portrait of the Hon. Sir John Madden by Professor
Chambers.
Mrs Pat Daniels: four items of British glass ware, for the Ernst Matthaei Memorial
Collection of Early Glass.
Estate of Mr Dudley William Gardiner: 10 Japanese wood block prints and three
Japanese sculptures.
Dr Ursula Hoff: six wood engravings by Lionel Lindsay.
Mrs Margaret Howe: an etching, "Wilson Hall from the Cloister", by Victor Cobb.
The late Dr Geoffrey Kaye: 160 objects including furniture. Asian and European
ceramics, silver and glass.
Mrs Essie Lee: a painting, "Leda", by Sir Sidney Nolan.
Mr Victor Majzner: six drawings by Robert Jacks.
Mr Laurie Scott Pendlebury: a painting, "Portrait of John Sumner," by Scott
Pendlebury. for the Melbourne Theatre Company.
Mrs Marjorie Prest: a silver wine coaster by Robert Hennell.
Mrs Florence and Mr Gilbert Vasey: 10 items of glass ware, for the Ernst Matthaei
Memorial Collection of Early Glass.
To University Archives
Miss Diana Dyason: papers and documents related to the business of Edward
Dyason and Company.
Mrs Hilda Head: two photographs of early Melbourne.
Hon. Robert C. Maclellan: papers and documents related to Maclellan's work in
politics.
Mr D.A. McKenzie-McHarg and Bailey: documents and papers related to the
business of D.A. McKenzie-McHarg and Bailey.
Mrs Nancy K. Perry: documents and papers related to Mrs Perry's work as an
entomologist and an oil painting by Naylor Gill, "Bush Fire".
Dr Kingsley S. Rowan: manuscripts and documents related to Dr Rowan's work
in botany.
To the University Library
Mr Ian Donaldson: a collection of 1,075 volumes on various subjects.
Dr Sophie C. Ducker: a portrait of Dr Ducker by Louis Kahan.
Mr Ian F. McLaren: various library materials, documents, books, photographic slides
and military medals.
Dr Stephen Murray-Smith: documents related to the work of the Peace Council
in Australia and the Democratic Rights Council.
Mr J. Stan Ostoja-Kotkowski: photographs and documents relating to Mr Ostoja-
Kotkowski's art work.
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Mrs Nancy K. Perry: a collection of books on various subjects.
Dr J. Orde Poynton: 570 rare books.
Dr Ben Wadham: a set of Frohawk's "Natural History of British Butterflies" and
a set of Thornton's "A New Illustration of the Sexual System of Linnaeus".
Mrs T. Weiner: 390 volumes of German literature.

TAXATION INCENTIVES FOR THE ARTS

The Commonwealth Government, through the Department of Arts, Heritage and
Environment, administers a program designed to encourage the donation of works
of art and other items to public galleries, museums and libraries.
The University has registered nine discrete areas within the University with the
Australian Taxation Office as eligible recipients under the Scheme. These are: the
University Gallery, the University Library, the Ewing and George Paton Galleries,
the Rowden-White Library, the Grainger Museum, the Medical History Museum,
the University Archives, the Giblin Library and the Classical Studies Museum.
So far, these areas of the University have received gifts under the Scheme, since
its inception in 1978, worth more than $1,131,000 with some 21 gifts valued at
$145,005 being received during 1986.

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00

STATISTICS
THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE TOTAL STUDENT ENROLMENTS BY FACULTY BOARD—NUMBERS. 1974-1986
AT 30 APRIL

FACULTY/BOARD YEAR 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986

AGRICULTURE & FORESTRY 341 376 403 414 371 358 385 390 408 434 438 456 452
ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING 702 721 728 741 729 678 667 663 689 699 703 672 664
ARTS 4399 4456 4658 4431 4705 4740 4877 4840 4831 4738 4743 4799 4787
DENTAL SCIENCE 284 297 293 287 291 295 298 290 288 289 285 284 291
ECONOMICS & COMMERCE 1752 1762 1739 1725 1811 1771 1834 1791 1777 1785 1596 1681 1777
EDUCATION 806 788 888 857 928 865 900 923 903 898 898 962 936
ENGINEERING 1306 1356 1294 1312 1245 1218 1218 1301 1359 1413 1380 1370 1400
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 2 3 16 23 32 37
GRAD. SCH. OF MGT. 193 182 209
JOURNALISM 3
LAW 1337 1282 1321 1339 1375 1317 1374 1374 1341 1342 1308 1339 1397
MEDICINE 1490 1497 1539 1566 1606 1629 1694 1710 1673 1629 1589 1571 1526
MUSIC 311 312 295 285 294 316 321 294 276 276 279 283 295
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 215 176 81 32
SCIENCE 2771 2802 2999 3039 3032 2955 3023 3040 2919 2817 2777 2796 2769
SOCIAL STUDIES 367 343 304 272 257 286 292 275 258 261 247 265 254
VETERINARY SCIENCE 264 268 279 276 268 286 280 291 278 275 263 261 281

Gross Total 16348 16436 16823 16579 16928 16737 17195 17219 17000 16856 16699 16921 17038
Less Doubles 809 757 736 783 820 794 981 977 941 1026 1047 1031 939
NET TOTAL 15539 15679 16087 15796 16108 15943 16214 16242 16059 15830 15652 15890 16099
 AT 30 APRIL

LEVEL BACHELOR
Dip.
Not in Sub- Add. Post- Master
COURSE Years Total Subj. Grad. Prel. Master Ph.D. H.Doc. TOTAL

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE 76 57 53 55 241 54 30 326

APPLIED SCIENCE* 3 28 32 33 96 1 20 117
ARCHITECTURE* 5 56 64 75 200 8 3 9 21 241
ARTS 1206 1150 1120 262 3738 145 127 94 294 181 4579
ARTS — LETTERS 123 85 208 208
BUILDING* & BUILD. SC. 30 21 51 3 54
COMMERCE 554 478 581 23 1636 20 41 65 15 1777
DENTAL SCIENCE 46 53 54 49 46 248 36 6 1 291
EDUCATION 194 194 388 285 43 911
EDUCATIONAL PSYCH. 25 25
ENGINEERING 327 256 217 219 1019 119 76 1218
ENVIRONMENTAL STDS. 27 27
FOREST SCIENCE 33 26 22 24 105 21 126
GRAD. SCH. OF MGT. 196 13 209
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 11 31 42
LAW 244 269 432 271 1216 73 104 1397
MEDICAL SCIENCE 9 9
MEDICINE 183 188 184 193 222 204 1174 60 43 211 29 1517
MUSIC 56 46 34 47 183 19 4 1 214
MUSIC EDUCATION 25 18 19 19 81 81
PLAN. & DESIGN 123 104 227 227
SCIENCE 753 550 581 186 2070 30 30 31 228 264 2653
SCIENCE (Opt.) 20 30 29 29 108 8 116
SOCIAL WORK 95 104 199 52 254
SURVEYING 25 10 17 8 60 5 65
TOWN & REG. PLANNING* 18 26 44 44
URBAN PLANNING 6 23 29
VETERINARY SCIENCE 42 54 47 47 47 237 26 18 281

TOTAL ENROLMENTS 3934 3705 3526 1576 390 204 9 13344 279 605 197 1693 889 31 17038
Less Doubles 210 250 376 41 1 878 27 30 4 939
TOTAL STUDENTS ENROLLED 3724 3455 3150 1535 390 204 8 12466 252 575 197 1689 889 31 16099
00
'Bachelor courses being phased out.
STAFF: FULL TIME (Filled Positions at 30 April. 1986) ACADEMIC SERVICES
Library 184.31
ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES
Teaching & Research 984.55 Computing 48.5
Other 45.63
Academic
Professor 119.14
Reader STUDENT SERVICES 37.67
142.85
Senior Lecturer 331.52
Lecturer GENERAL UNIVERSITY
252.81
Senior Tutor 44.5 SERVICES
Tutor 93.73 Administration 350.4
Buildings & Grounds 190.44
Technical 326.98
Administrative 349.66 PUBLIC SERVICES 16.66

Research Only INDEPENDENT OPERATIONS 330.44

Academic 402.26
Technical 180.67 Total 3510.18

Administrative 62.01
DEGREES CONFERRED & DIPLOMAS AWARDED OTHER THAN HIGHER DEGREES
(1 July, 1985 to 30 June, 1986) BACHELOR DEGREES
HIGHER DEGREES Agricultural Science—
(Higher Doctorates and Ph.D's) ordinary degree 45
honours degree 21
Doctor of:
Applied Science 1 Applied Science—
Law 4 ordinary degree 13
honours degree 7
Letters 5
Medicine 9 Architecture—
Music 1 ordinary degree 28
Philosophy 109 honours degree 23
Science 5 Arts-
Veterinary Science 3 ordinary degree 471
honours degree 158
Sub-Total 137 Arts Letters—(B.Litt.)
ordinary degree 5
Master of: honours degree 4
Agricultural Science 16 Building—
Applied Science 2 ordinary degree 10
Arts 50 honours degree 5
Architecture 3 Commerce—
Business Administration 56 ordinary degree 276
Commerce 4 honours degree 15
Dental Science 17
Education 34 Dental Science 48
Education Psychology 2 Education 41
Engineering Science 36 Engineering—
Environmental Studies 12 ordinary degree 101
Landscape Architecture 15 honours degree 129
Law 14 Forest Science—
Medicine 2 ordinary degree 18
Music 4 honours degree 4
Science 41 Law—
Science (Optometry) 2
ordinary degree 136
Social Work 4
Surgery 1 honours degree 28
Surveying Science 1 Medical Science 5
Urban Planning 4 Medicine and Surgery 220
Veterinary Studies 6 Music—
ordinary degree 30
Sub-Total 326 honours degree 2
Music Education 5

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 Science— DIPLOMAS
ordinary degree 310 Audiology 49
honours degree 191 Computer Studies 9
Science (Education) 6 Criminology 18
Science (Optometry) 23 Education 219
French Studies 1
Social Work 98
Psychological Medi( 7
Surveying— Public Policy 4
ordinary degree 4 Social Studies 1
honours degree 4 Physical Education 2
Town & Reg. Plan.—
ordinary degree 21 Sub-Total 310
honours degree 12
Veterinary Science— TOTAL DEGREES AND
ordinary degree 18 DIPLOMAS 3333
honours degree 25

Sub-Total 2560

STATISTICS
STUDENT ENROLMENTS (as at 30th April. 1986)
Attendance Type
LEVEL & COURSE Full-Course * Part-Course External Total
* T (F) T (F) T (F) T (F)
HIGHER DEGREES
HIGHER DOCTORATES
Dental Science 1 1
Medicine 21 (8) 8 d) 29 (9)
Music 1 1
Sub-Total 22 (8) 9 (D 31 (9)
PH.D (by Fac./Board)
Agriculture & Forestry 19 (6) 6 5 (2) 30 (8)
Architecture & Planning 12 (3) 8 (2) 1 (D 21 (6)
Arts 85 (40) 77 (31) 19 (9) 181 (80)
Dental Science 2 4 (D 6 (1)
Economics & Com. 5 (D 9 (3) 1 15 (4)
Education 10 (8) 30 (6) 3 (D 43 (15)
Engineering 46 (4) 22 (2) 8 76 (6)
Grad. Sch. of Mgt. 5 (3) 8 (2) 13 (5)
Law 4 (3) 4 (3)
Medicine 160 (46) 42 (14) 9 (4) 211 (64)
Music 1 (1) 3 (2) 4 (3)
Science 199 (52) 48 (7) 17 264 (59)
Social Studies 2 (2) 1 (D 3 (3)
Veterinary Science 12 (D 4 (D 2 18 (2)
Sub-total 558 (167) 266 (75) 65 (17) 889 (259)

MASTERS
Agricultural Science 13 (2) 8 (3) 10 (D 31 (6)
Agricultural Studies 23 (7) 23 (7)
Applied Science 4 14 (6) 2 20 (6)
Architecture 4 4 (2) 1 9 (2)
Arts 120 (68) 164 (89) 10 (5) 294 (162)
Building 3 3
Business Administration 51 (14) 145 (44) 196 (58)
Commerce 4 (D 53 (19) 8 (4) 65 (24)

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 Attendance Type
LEVEL & COURSE Full-Course •Part-Course External Tota 1
# T (F) T (F) T (F) T (F)

Dental Science 27 (6) 8 (2) 1 36 (8)

Education 17 (9) 265 (129) 3 285 (138)
Educational Psychology 25 (16) 25 (16)
Engineering Science 68 (4) 37 (2) 14 (D 119 (7)
Environmental Studies 5 (D 20 (8) 2 27 (9)
Forest Science 10 (D 9 2 21 (D
Landscape Arch. 18 (ID 12 (5) 1 31 (16)
Law 3 (D 65 (24) 36 (9) 104 (34)
Medicine (G. & 0.) 1 (D 3 1 5 (D
Medicine (Medicine) 2 (D 23 (6) 1 26 (7)
Medicine (Surgery) 6 4 2 12
Music 7 (2) 12 (6) 19 (8)
Science 100 (34) 118 (43) 10 (3) 228 (80)
Science (Optometry) 8 (3) 8 (3)
Social Work 2 (2) 46 (30) 4 (2) 52 (34)
Surveying Science 2 1 2 5
Urban Planning 6 17 (6) 23 (6)
Veterinary Science 3 4 (D 1 8 (D
Veterinary Studies 6 12 (4) 18 (4)
Sub-total 510 (168) 1072 (445) 111 (25) 1693 (638)
GROSS TOTAL H.D. 1090 (343) 1347 (521) 176 (42) 2613 (906)
LESS DOUBLES 2 (D 2 (2) - - 4 (3)
NET TOTAL H.D. 1088 (342) 1345 (519) 176 (42) 2609 (903)
OTHER THAN HIGHER DEGREES
MASTERS PRELIMINARY
Applied Science 1 1
Architecture 2 1 3
Arts 26 (11) 68 (36) 94 (47)
Commerce 4 37 (12) 41 (12)
Engineering Science 4 4
Landscape Architecture 6 (3) 5 (4) 11 (7)
Music 4 2 (2) 6 (2)
Science 11 (5) 20 (7) 31 (12)
Urban Planning 2 4 (2) 6 (2)
Sub-total 60 (19) 137 (63) 197 (82)

BACHELOR DEGREES
Agricultural Science 225 (100) 16 (8) 241 (108)
Applied Science 87 (25) 9 (3) 96 (28)
Architecture 165 (46) 35 (13) 200 (59)
Arts 2499 (1715) 1232 (852) 7 (4) 3738 (2571)
Arts—Letters 35 (19) 173 (114) 208 (133)
Building 33 9 9 (D 51 (1)
Commerce 1325 (489) 311 (97) 1636 (586)
Dental Science 240 (89) 8 (3) 248 (92)
Education 20 (14) 174 (105) 194 (119)
Engineering 1004 (108) 15 (2) 1019 (110)
Forest Science 102 (26) 3 (2) 105 (28)
Law 1039 (459) 174 (72) 3 1216 (531)
Medical Science 9 (3) 9 (3)
Medicine & Surgery 1171 (462) 3 (1) 1174 (463)
Music 153 (96) 30 (20) 183 (116)
Music Education 70 (61) 11 (7) 81 (68)
Plan. & Design 217 (101) 10 (5) 227 (106)
Science 1868 (819) 201 (75) 1 (D 2070 (895)
Science (Optometry) 99 (42) 9 (3) 108 (45)
Social Work 149 (118) 50 (38) 199 (156)
Surveying 56 (7) 4 60 (7)

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 Attendance Type
LEVEL & COURSE Full-Course *Part-Course External Total
# T (F) T (F) T (F) T (F)
Town & Regional Planning 41 (22) 3 (2) 44 (24)
Veterinary Science 218 (107) 19 (13) 237 (120)
Sub-total 10825 (4928) 2499 (1435) 20 (6) 13344 (6369)
POST-GRADUATE DIPLOMAS
Arts:
Criminology 8 (3) 74 (33) 82 (36)
Public Policy 4 (2) 40 (20) 1 (D 45 (23)
Sub-total Arts 12 (5) 114 (53) 1 (D 127 (59)
Computer Studies 11 (D 19 (4) 30 (5)
Education 252 (159) 136 (82) 388 (241)
Medicine:
Audiology 21 (14) 3 (2) 24 (16)
Psychological Medicine 31 (12) 5 (2) 36 (14)
Sub-totai Medicine 21 (14) 34 (14) 5 (2) 60 (30)
Sub-total 296 (179) 303 (153) 6 (3) 605 (335)
ADDITIONAL SUBJ./COMP. CO.
Agriculture & Forestry 1 (D 1 (D
Architecture & Planning 8 8
Arts 18 (10) 127 (88) 145 (98)
Economics & Commerce 5 (4) 15 (3) 20 (7)
Education 1 1
Law—Articles (519) 2 0) 52 (17) 2 56 (18)
Law—Other (509.549) 1 (D 16 (2) 17 (3)
Sub-total 3 (2) 68 (19) 2 73 (21)
Music 1 0) 1 (D
Science 14 (2) 16 (3) 30 (5)
Sub-total 40 (18) 237 (115) 2 279 (133)
GROSS TOTAL O.T.H.O. 11221 (5144) 3176 (1766) 28 (9) 14425 (6919)
Less Doubles 877 (382) 58 (23) - - 935 (405)
NET TOTAL O.T.H.D. 10344 (4762) 3118 (1743) 28 (9) 13490 (6514)
UNIVERSITY NET TOTAL 11432 (5104) 4463 (2262) 204 (51) 16099 (7417)
* Includes Academic Staff in Higher Degrees.
# T = Total, (F) = Female, which is included in the Total.

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COLLEGES AND HALLS OF RESIDENCE
In 1986.1,705 students* and 181 tutors were in residence in affiliated colleges and halls of residence
in the University.
Students Tutors
Graduate House 21 —
International House 164 16
Janet Clarke Hall 73 12
Kendall Hall 43 3
Medley Hall 33 —
Newman College 169 13
Ormond College 296 47
Queen's College 193 12
Ridley College 41 9
St Hilda's College 150 16
St Mary's College 115 16
Trinity College 215 16
University College 96 12
Whitley College 54 9
Creswick 42 —

Total 1705 181

* As at 30 April, 1986

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SCHOLARSHIPS, EXHIBITIONS AND PRIZES
AWARDED 1986

AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY

Arthur Sims Scholarship
Animal Production 2B Gina Leigh Drane
Fred Ladner Memorial Exhibition
Bachelor of Forest Science—Fourth Year David Andrew Francis Fisher
H.C. Forster Prize
Agricultural Science—Second Year Carolyn Shirley Bucheli
Institute of Wood Science Prize
Bachelor of Forest Science—Second Year Paul Warrick Foreman
J.M. Higgins Exhibition
Agricultural Science—Third Year Chi Kyong Edwin Pang
Leslie Thomas Strahan Memorial Prize
Forest Management Lauren Therese Bennett
Walter Massey-Greene Prize
Bachelor of Forest Science—Third Year Lauren Therese Bennett
Wrixon Exhibition
Agricultural Science (Final Honours) Sally Anne Henderson
Sir John and Lady Higgins Research
Scholarship
Agricultural Science Sotirios Kolivas
Shared
Nigel William Morris Warwick
}

ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING

Nell Norris Scholarships
Bachelor of Planning and Design (First Year) Karen Kit Wan Siu
Shared

Nell Norris Scholarships

Stephen John Staughton
}
Bachelor of Planning and Design (Second
Year) Colin David Hopkins
Nell Norris Scholarships
Bachelor of Architecture (Third Year) Anita Aked Bell
Nell Norris Scholarships
Bachelor of Architecture (Fourth Year) Geert Victor Debaets
Nell Norris Scholarships
Bachelor of Architecture (Fifth Year) Michael Ian Jeffreson
John Charles Lloyd Exhibition
Architecture Colin David Hopkins
Stephenson Turner Prize
Bachelor of Architecture (Fourth Year) Konstanze Irmgard Veit
Shared
Glenn Carsten Wiedemeyer
Edward and Penelope Billson Prize and Medal
Architecture Rosanna Bridget Blacket
Shared
Michael Ian Jeffreson
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ARTS
Australian Psychological Society Prize
Psychology Virginia Jane Lewis
Baillieu Exhibition
French Part 1 Jean Marjorie Bacon
Or Santoro Prize
Italian Part 1 Pauline Gabrielle Hopkins
Shared

Dwight Final Examination Prize

Stephan Riedel
}
Combined Honours—BA (Hons) Michelle Frances O'Callaghan "*
&nare0
Paul Douglas Salmond f
Dwight Final Examination Prize
Fine Arts (Honours) Lesley Rose Louise Alway
Dwight Final Examination Prize
French Honours Michael James Casey
Dwight Final Examination Prize
Geography Honours Kirsten Elizabeth Cheshire
Dwight Final Examination Prize
Final Examination in Arts—School of
Psychology Martin Frank Horan
Dwight Final Examination Prize
History and Philosophy of Science Final
Honours Examination Richard Anthony William Staley
Dwight Final Examination Prize
Final Examination in Arts—School of Political
Science Robyn Sian Prior
Dwight's Prize
History and Philosophy of Science Richard Anthony William Staley
Dwight's Prize
Final Examination in Arts—School of English Stella Pauline Rosenthal
Dwight's Prize
Final Examination in Arts—School of History Jeffrey Robert Rich
Exhibition
Dutch 2 (Pass) Miriam Christine Bervoets
Exhibition
History 1C—The Age of Revolutions
1750-1800 Simon Harry Steward
Exhibition
Psychology—First Year Jonathan Paul Norton
Exhibition
Classical Studies 1 Kathleen Clare Logan
Exhibition
Politics 1 Alexander Hoffman
Jeanette Kosky Prize
International Relations 2 or International
Relations 3 Dean Andrew Triplet!
Jessie Webb Scholarship
Classics and History Paul Douglas Salmond
Kathleen Fitzpatrick Exhibition
English and History (Combined Honours) Michelle Frances O'Callaghan
Marion Boothby Exhibition
History I B Andrew Fawcett
Mary Taylor Scholarship
Medieval French Language and Literature Lucy Katharine Hone

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Mary Taylor Scholarship
French 2 (Pass) James Matthew Cannon
Mary Taylor Scholarship
French Part 3 (Hons) and French Part 3S
(Hons) Option I Russell Brian West
Mrs William Smith Exhibition
French Part 3 (Honours) Marcus Broughton Throsby
Percival Serle Prize
English 2 Anne Tsatsoulis
Percival Serle Prize
English Literature 4—Final Honours
Examination Michelle Frances O'Callaghan
Prix Liliane Gay
French Part 2 (Honours) Catherine Anne Beveridge
R.G. Wilson Scholarship
Italian Language and Literature Maree Beauchamp
Shared
Sarah Jane Pedley
R.G. Wilson Scholarship
Classical Studies Paul Douglas Salmond
R.G. Wilson Scholarship
Final Examination in Arts—School of
Germanic Studies Jillian Elisabeth Reid
R.G. Wilson Scholarship
History—Third Year John Gordon Ivancic
Rosemary Merlo Prize
British History Fiona Michelle Cochaud
Shared
Kylie Sarah Fowler
Wyselaskie Scholarship
Classical and Comparative Philology and
Logic Paul Douglas Salmond
Australian-Asian Association of Victoria Prize
Chinese 1 Gregory John Davies
Australian-Asian Association of Victoria Prize
Japanese 1 Susan Ruby Hajdu
Australian-Asian Association of Victoria Prize
Indonesian 1A Diana Joy Rice
Australian-Asian Association of Victoria Prize
Indian Studies 2 (Pass) Trevor George Absalom
Alma Hansen Scholarship
Arts Sean Gerard Byrne
Michelle Marina Suzanne Chin

Greek Professionals Prize Christopher John Benedict McAuliffe

Modern Greek 1
Greek Professionals Prize Mathilde Elizabeth Lochert
Modern Greek 2
Greek Professionals Prize Olga Athanasiadis
Modern Greek 3 (Hons)
Edward Stevens Exhibition Maria Meselidis
English Language and Literature 2
Alexander Sutherland Prize Lisa Ann Jacobson
English Language and Literature 2
Goethe Award Lisa Ann Jacobson
German 3 and 4
Jillian Elisabeth Reid

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Hastie Exhibition
Philosophy—First Year Simon Harry Steward
Hastie Scholarship
Philosophy 4—Final Honours John Tasioulas
Laurie Prize (Minor)
Philosophy—Final Examination Combined
Honours Stephen Peter Clarke
Shared
Andrew John Lomas
Laurie Prize (Major)
Final Examination in Arts—School of
Philosophy Stephen John Barker
Professor Morris Prize
English (Essay) Julie Michelle Smith
John Sanderson Exhibition
English Part 1 Michele Rene Pierson
Enid Derham Prize
Poetry John William Tuckfield
Liet Memorial Prize
French Part 1A Michelle Pauline Clayton
Shared
Chi Que Tran
Donald Mackay Prize
British History—Second Year Peter Andrew Collins
Shared
Adrian Hughes
D.F. Mackay Prize
History (Modern British) Mark Stuart Moshinsky
Shared
Lisa Gaye Sukkel
Loreen Cutts Memorial Prize
History—Third Year Alexandra Marie Walsham
Felix Raab Prize
European History Alexandra Marie Walsham
Gyles Turner Prize
Australian History Annemaree Margaret O'Brien
B. Fitzpatrick Prize
History (Honours) Jeffrey Robert Rich
Margaret Kiddle Prize
Final Honours Essay—Pure or Combined
History Jonathan Michael Gill
John Grice Exhibition
Latin 1 Christopher Stuart Andrews
H.B. Higgins Exhibition
Ancient Greek 1 Shirley Christina Koutsoukis
Douglas Howard Exhibition
Latin Part 2 Paul Merlin Crossley
Douglas Howard Exhibition
Greek Part 2 Carmel Anne Colbert
D.H. Rankin Essay Prize
Classical Studies Nicholas John Cowell
Australian Institute of Political Science Prize
Politics 1 Alexander Hoffman
Professor Alan Rowland Chisholm Memorial
Prize
French Part 4 Catherine Margaret Ross

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DENTAL SCIENCE
Australian Society of Endodontology Prize
Endodontology Samar Amari
Australian Society of Periodontology Prize
Periodontics (in Conservative Dentistry) Praveen Sukumar Nathaniel
Bertha Bennett Scholarship
Dental Science Peter Singh Bhogal
Edward Brooke Nicholls Prize
Oral Anatomy 1 and Oral Anatomy 2 Amanda Jane Lawrence
Shared
Christine Mary O'Flynn
Frances Gray Prize
Dental Science—Conservative Dentistry Samar Amari
James Monaghan Lewis Prize
Periodontics (in Conservative Dentistry) Samar Amari
John lliffe Scholarship—First Year
Dental Science Amanda Jane Lawrence
John lliffe Scholarship—Fourth Year
Dental Science Elishka Sylvia Marvan
Mervyn Townsend Memorial Prize
Orthodontics Susan Elizabeth King
Paedontics
Conservative Dentistry 5th Year Samar Amari
Tuckfield-Shepherd Prize
Dental Prosthetics (Final Year) Steven Darryl Love
William J. Tuckfield Prize
Dental Prosthetics Samar Amari
Shared

William Leslie Elvins Prize

Richard Wayne Gysberts }
Oral Surgery Robert Alexander Panjkov

ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE

A.A. & G.E. Fitzgerald Exhibition/Arthur Young &
Co. Exhibition
Accounting A Craig Peter Rice
Arthur Anderson and Company Exhibition
Accounting C1—Financial Accounting Keryn Gail Hubble
Australian Society of Accountants Prize
Accounting B and Commercial Law B Andrew Simon Leyden
Australian Society of Accountants Prize
Accounting C I . C2. C3 and C4 Keryn Gail Hubble
Australian Society of Accountants Prize
Accounting A and Commercial Law A Lisa Ann Cameron

Chamber of Manufacturers Prize

Merryn Elizabeth Donaldson
Chi Que Tran } Shared

Economics D7—Micfoeconomic Analysis and

Policy Oi-King Winnie Chow
Shared
Hang Sau Angie Yu
Charles Sindrey Prize
Accounting 6 Erika Louise Kaeser
Commercial Travellers Association Exhibition
Marketing Anne Qeorgina Stonier

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Coopers and Lybrand Prize
Accounting (First and Second Year Major) Paul John Duske

Deloitte Haskins and Sells Exhibition

Tak Cheong Wong
} Shared

Accounting C4—Auditing Godfrey David Cullen

Economic Society of Australia Prize
Economics CI 2—Macroeconomics Peter Lloyd Symons
Economic Society of Australia Prize
Economics C13—Microeconomics Stephen Grant Anderson
Shared
John Mitchell Cairns
Exhibition
Economic History A- -Australian Economy
and Society Don-Hugh Timothy Mak

Francis J. Wright Exhibition

Simon Gregory Terry
} Shared

Regional and Urban Development A David Peter Knox

Francis J. Wright Exhibition
Economics CIO—Comparative Economic
Systems Chris Alexandrou
IBM Australia Ltd Exhibition
Accounting C7—Accounting Information
Systems Keryn Gail Hubble
Institute of Chartered Accountants Exhibition
Accounting B Peter Robert Denovan
Jean Polglaze Memorial Prize
Economics CI 7 and Economics C18 Ming Fai Simon Wu
Jean Polglaze Memorial Prize
Economic Research Essay Gordon John Oebrouwer
Katharine Woodruff Memorial Exhibition
Economic History B—European and Russian
Economic History Russell Craig Cook
Les Brewster Exhibition
Accounting (Third Year Honours) Yuh Yeen Lee
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Commercial Law A David Robert Gordon
Shared
Sandra Herold
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Commercial Law B
James Alexander Linton Flowers
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Accounting C6—Asset Value and Income
Determination Yuh Yeen Lee
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Commercial Law C5—Special Commercial
Contracts Serg Duchini
Shared
Robert Anthony Gilbert
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Economics A Antony William Holt
Shared
Don-Hugh Timothy Mak
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Economics B Paul John Duske
Shared
Robert James Simkiss
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Regional and Urban Development B Dace Anita Johansons
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Statistical Method B1 Rodney David Hughes
Karen Anne Lord Shared

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Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Economics C1—International Economics Gordon John Debrouwer
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Economics C2—Economic Development Catherine Ann Czerw
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Economics C3—Industrial Economics Yuh Yeen Lee
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Economics C4—Social Economics Craig Andrew Hughes
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Economics C5—Public Finance Bradley Joseph Spillane
Melbourne Chamber of Commerce Exhibition
Economics C6—Banking and Finance Yuh Yeen Lee
Parkhill Lithgow and Gibson Prize
Commercial Law C Suan Cheow Peh
Potter Partners Exhibition
Accounting C3—Business Finance Anthony John Roberts
Shell Exhibition
Economics C7—Labour Economics Evangelia Butera
Paul Anthony Salmon Shared
Shell Exhibition
Economics C8—Industrial Relations Christina Mavronas
Shell Exhibition
Business Administration 1—Organisational
Behaviour Kerrie Margaret Philp
Shun Wun Rebecca Wong Shared

The Priestley and Morris Award

Accounting C4 and Commercial Law C3 Keryn Gail Hubble
Suan Cheow Peh Shared

Touche Ross and Company Exhibition

Accounting C2—Managerial Accounting Yuh Yeen Lee
Touche Ross and Company Exhibition
Commercial Law C3—Taxation Stephen Peter Kearney
Touche Ross and Company Prize
Accounting—Law/Commerce (Fourth Year) Godfrey David Cullen
Wilfred Prest Prize
Economics D1—Economic Policy Gordon John Debrouwer
Wyselaskie Scholarship
Political Economy John Mitchell Cairns

EDUCATION
Dwight's Prize
Education Susan Lesley Bye

John and Eric Smyth Travelling Scholarship

Marisa Natoli
} Shared

Education Raymond John Adams

Hugh Childers Memorial Prize
Education Sally Ann Davis

}
Maree Anne Feild
Shared
Jennifer June Laurence
Pauline Anne Taylor

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ENGINEERING
A.E. Parson Prize
Surveying Final Year Project Colin James Hall
A.G.M. Michell Prize
Mechanical Engineering (Final Honours) Richard Manasseh
A.J. Francis Prize
Introduction to Engineering A Matthew Hume Seale
A.J. Francis Prize (Best Option Submission)
Introduction to Engineering A Gregory Banks
A.J. Francis Prize (Descriptive Geometry &
Drawing Paper)
Introduction to Engineering A James McCarthy Foley
Craig Robert Tischler Shared
Argus Scholarship
Civil Engineering Part 2 Douglas Murray Telford
Associated Pulp and Paper Mills Limited Award
Applied Chemistry 1 Eric James Watson
AT. Danks Exhibition
Civil Engineering Part 1 William Poh Syn Gan
B.B.R. Prize—Pre-Stressed Concrete Design
Civil Engineering Part 2 Robert Anthony Bon
B.H.P. Steel Industry Award
Industrial Materials Maria Ann Styzinski
Cable Makers Association Prize
Electrical Engineering Patrick Trieu Minh Nguyen
C.G.H. McDonald Memorial Prize
Electrical Engineering 2 Chi Kong Tse
David Silver Prize
Introduction to Engineering A Gavin Alexander Williams
Oixson Scholarship
Electrical Engineering 1 David Ban Hock Tay
Dixson Scholarship
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Patrick Trieu Minh Nguyen
Dixson Scholarship
Mechanical Engineering Science 2 (Applied
Thermodynamics) Peter John Hinds
Dixson Scholarship
Mechanical Engineering (Final Honours) Ivan Marusic
D.J.M. Rankin Prize
Industrial Administration—Final Year Eric Philippe Lavoipierre
Peter Geoffrey Thompson Shared
Exhibition
Surveying 2 Ahmad Ghazalli Johari
Fred Green Memorial Prize
Civil Engineering Part 1 Karina Yew Hoong Gin
Gilbert Vasey Prize
Agricultural Engineering (Final year of course) Paul Tyndale-Biscoe
G.J. Thornton-Smith Memorial Prize
Surveying (Final Honours) Colin James Hall
H.B. Howard Smith Exhibition
Intro, to Engineering A and Intro, to
Engineering C Matthew Hume Seale

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H.B. Howard Smith Exhibition
Surveying 1 Kwok Wing Leung
Herbert Brooks Exhibition
Mechanics of Solids James Stuart Gunning
Hydraulic Graduates Prize
Civil Engineering 2—Hydraulics Francis Hock Soon Chiew
I.C.I.A.N.Z. Award
Economic Studies 1 (Applied Science) Julie Cheryl Wilson
James M. Steer Medal
Industrial Engineering (Fourth Year) Eric Philippe Lavoipierre
John and Ann Gibson Prize
Civil Engineering Part 2 Lynnette Anne Kisler
John Monash Exhibition
Electrical Engineering 2 Chi Kong Tse
Petroleum Refineries (Australia) Pty Ltd Prize
Mechanical Engineering (Third Year) Peter John Hinds
Petroleum Refineries (Australia) Pty Ltd Prize
Chemical Engineering 2 Stephen Geoffrey Sinclair
Rennie Memorial Prize
Mechanical Engineering (Final Honours) David John Newman
Victorian Society for Photogrammetry & Remote
Sensing Prize
Photogrammetry 1 Ahmad Ghazalli Johari
Western Mining Corporation Limited Prize
Process Engineering (Third Year) Gary Andrew Dunn
Western Mining Corporation Limited Prize
Chemical Plant Development and Design John Geoffrey McKelvie
Westmore Prize
Geomechanics Philip John Scanlon
W. Julian King Prize
Industrial Engineering (Final Honours) Eric Philippe Lavoipierre
W.M. McPherson Exhibition
Civil Engineering 1—Fluid Mechanics Justin Bernard Ford
Wright Prize
Mechanical Engineering Science 1 (Applied
Thermodynamics 1) Brett Mark Vivian
Wright Prize
Mechanical Engineering Design (Final
Honours) Stephen James Agar
W.S. Robinson Prize
Economic Studies 3 (Applied Science) Paul Cherry
Shared
Margaret Elise Wade

LAW
Anna Brennan Memorial Prize
Bachelor of Law (Honours) Susanna Yolanda Gold
Arthur Phillips and Just Exhibition
Company Law 1 Stephen Grant Anderson
Shared
Toby James John Knight
Bailey Exhibition
International Law Christos Moraitis

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Blake and Riggall Prize
Taxation Godfrey David Cullen

Brian Benjamin Memorial Prize

Anthea Clare Nolan
Andrew Ernest Laurence Tucker
}
V Shared

Trusts Dennis Raftis

Dwight's Prize
Legal History Anthony Gary Scott
Shared
David Alan Russell Wood
Dwight's Prize
Legislative Process Kelvin John Thomson
E.J.B. Nunn Scholarship
Bachelor of Law (Honours) Stephen Geoffrey Edwin McLeish
Freehill, Hollingdale and Page Prize
Security Law Susanna Yolanda Gold
Harrison Moore Exhibition
Advanced Constitutional Law A Christopher Mark Caleo
Hearn Exhibition
Jurisprudence Niki Choon Nee Yeo
Jenks Exhibition
Conflict of Laws Andrew Ernest Laurence Tucker
Jessie Leggatt Scholarship
Contracts Nicola Louise Roxon
Jessie Leggatt Scholarship
Property Wayne Kenneth Morgan
Jessie Leggatt Scholarship
Introduction to Modern Civil Law Julia Mary Cabassi
Jessie Leggatt Scholarship
Banking and Negotiable Instruments Trenton William Breeze
Jessie Leggatt Scholarship
Insurance Law Mark Francis Adams
Jessie Leggatt Scholarship
Advanced Contract Law Kieran Anthony Dwyer
Jessie Leggatt Scholarship
Consumer Credit Stanley Bruce Emmerson
Jessie Leggatt Scholarship
Land Contracts Susanna Yolanda Gold
Joan Rosanove Q.C. Memorial Prize
Bachelor of Law (Honours) Susanna Yolanda Gold
John Madden Exhibition
Advanced Administrative Law Bernard Evan Sharp
John Madden Exhibition
Succession Graeme Ian Halperin
J.R. Maguire Exhibition
Criminal Law Peter John Davey
J.R. Maguire Exhibition
Torts Robert James Simkiss
J.R. Maguire Exhibition
Torts 2 Stephen Geoffrey Edwin McLeish
Mallesons Prize
Sale of Goods Wendy Ann Brand
Mallesons Prize
Litigation Toby James John Knight

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Raynes Dickson Exhibition
Advanced Constitutional Law A Christopher Mark Caleo
Raynes Dickson Exhibition
Intellectual Property Harold John Langmead
R.J. Hamer Prize
Constitutional and Administrative Law Mark Stuart Moshinsky
Robert Craig Exhibition
Restrictive Trade Practices 1 Samantha Lee Kirwan-Hamilton
Robert Craig Exhibition
Restrictive Trade Practices 2 Samantha Lee Kirwan-Hamilton
Robert Craig Exhibition
Labour Law A Meriel Linley Rule
Robert Craig Exhibition
Labour Law B Anthony Gary Scott
Robert Craig Exhibition
Company Law 2 Stephen Geoffrey Edwin McLeish
Sir Charles Lowe Prize
Professional Conduct John McAlister Howden
Sir George Paton Prize
Research Project A Elsie Jean Deacon
Sir George Turner Exhibition
Legal Process James Joseph Webster
Spero Wilson Memorial Scholarship
International Law Christos Moraitis
Spero Wilson Memorial Scholarship
Agency, Partnership and Unincorporated
Association Harold John Langmead
Spero Wilson Memorial Scholarship
Civil Liberties David William Cherry
Shared
Ibrahim Bin Hashim
Spero Wilson Memorial Scholarship
Student Placed Second in Honours Class
List Godfrey David Cullen
Supreme Court Exhibition
Jurisprudence Niki Choon Nee Yeo
Supreme Court Exhibition
Conflict of Laws Andrew Ernest Laurence Tucker
Supreme Court Prize
Bachelor of Law (Honours) Stephen Geoffrey Edwin McLeish
Wright Prize
Family Law Wendy Ann Brand

MEDICINE
Australian Medical Association Prize
M.B., B.S. — Final Year Peter Dale Hebbard
Shared
Katherine Paizis
Beaney Scholarship
Surgery—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Peter Dale Hebbard
Boots Prize
Pharmacology—Third Year M.B., B.S. John Chit Su
Clara Myers Prize (Surgical Paediatrics)
Paediatrics—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Mimi Lai-Kuan Tang

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Community Medicine and Clinical Practice Prize
Fifth Year M.B., B.S. Richard Donald Allen
Shared
Noel Edward Cranswick
Crawford Mollison Prize
Community and Forensic Medicine Noel Edward Cranswick
Dwight's Prize
Anatomy—Second Year M.B., B.S. Julie Maree Baird
Shared
Rachael Antoinette Salter
Edgar and Mable Coles Prize
Obstetrics Alison Louise Clayton
E.H. Embley Prize in Anaesthetics
Surgery—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Jeffrey Lefkovits
Exhibition
Microbiology (Agricultural Course) Chi Kyong Edwin Pang
Exhibition
Anatomy—Second Year M.B., B.S. Julie Maree Baird
Shared
Rachael Antoinette Salter
Fulton Scholarship
Obstetrics and Gynaecology—Sixth Year
M.B., B.S. Alison Louise Clayton
Geigy Prize
Behavioural Science 2 Julie Maree Baird
James Cuming Prize
Biochemistry 2 (Agriculture and Forestry) Andrew Gerald Dickman
James Cuming Prize
Biological Chemistry Carolyn Shirley Bucheli
Jamieson Prize in Clinical Medicine
Medicine—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Katherine Paizis
John Adey Prize in Psychiatry
Psychiatry—Sixth Year M.B.. B.S. Ruth Patricia McNair
John Cade Memorial Medal in Clinical
Psychiatry
Psychiatry—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Lianne Barbara Mei Lin Poon
Kate Campbell Prize
Obstetrics and Gynaecology—Sixth Year
M.B., B.S. Katherine Paizis
Keith Levi Memorial Scholarship
Medicine—Sixth Year MB., B.S. Katherine Paizis
Matthew W. McKenzie Award
Anatomy—First Year M.B., B.S. Alexander Sapozhnikov
Max Kohane Prize
Obstetrics and Gynaecology—Sixth Year
! M.B., B.S. Karen Louise White
'Medical Officers of Health Section of the A.M.A
Prize
Medicine (Primary Medical Care) Elke-Christine Hendrich
Metabolism & Endocrinology Exhibition
Metabolism and Endocrinology John Chit Su
Neil Bromberger Prize in Orthopaedics
Surgery—Sixth Year M.B.. B.S. Karen Louise White
Prize in Clinical Gynaecology
Clinical Gynaecology Julie-Anne Mulhauser
Proxime Accessit Prize
Surgery—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Alison Louise Clayton

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Robert Gartly Healy Scholarship
Medicine—Sixth Year M.B.. B.S. Katherine Paizis
Robert Gartly Healy Scholarship
Surgery—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Peter Dale Hebbard
Robert Gartly Healy Scholarship
Obstetrics Karen Louise White
Roy and Iris Simmons Award
Bachelor of Science (Honours)—Microbiology Paul Merlin Crossley
Ryan Prize—Royal Melbourne Hospital
Surgery—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Peter Dale Hebbard
Ryan Prize—St. Vincent's Hospital
Surgery—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Katherine Paizis
Second Year M.B., B.S. Prize and Exhibition
Prize
Biochemistry—Second Year M.B., B.S. Julie Maree Baird
Sir Alfred Edward Rowden White Prize
Clinical Obstetrics Paul Warren Howat
Smith & Nephew Prize—Austin Hospital
Surgery—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Philip John Worboys
T.F. Ryan Prize for Anatomy
Anatomy—Third Year M.B., B.S. Marion Angelika Kainer
John Chit Su
Shared
Nursing Mothers' Assoc. Of Vic. Prize in the
Child Growth & Development Study
Paediatrics—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Amanda Jane O'Flaherty
The Howard E. Williams Prize
Paediatrics—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. Jonathan Rhys Carapetis
UpJohn Prize
Medicine—Sixth Year M.B., B.S. David John Curtis
Walter and Eliza Hall Exhibition
Pathology—Third Year M.B., B.S. Luke David Jolly
Shared
John Chit Su
Wellcome Prize
Physiology—Second Year M.B., B.S. Julie Maree Baird
The C.I.G. Medishield Prize in Microbiology
including Immunology
Microbiology including Immunology—Third
' Year M.B.. B.S. Shane Michael Moore
The C.I.G. Medishield Prize in Clinical Biology
Clinical Microbiology—Fourth Year M.B., B.S. Andrew Fergus Tan
Melbourne Campus Fair Jewish Women's Prize
M.B.. B.S.—Final Year Peter Dale Hebbard
Shared
Katherine Paizis

MUSIC
Peg Oldfield Prize
Stringed Instrument Student Gaining Highest
Mark in Final Year Performance Warwick Jon Stengards

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SCIENCE
Argus Exhibition
Geology 1 Francis Alan Lill
Baldwin Spencer Prize
Biology (Medical Course) Andrea Mary Kattula
Brunning Prize
Botany 2 Michelle Lesley Kelleher
Brunning Prize
Botany 3 Jane Dorothy Eleanor Lovell
Shared
Timothy Sean Orpin
Brunning Prize for Plant Collection in
Agriculture
Agricultural Botany (Second Year) Janine Margot Carter
C.S.R. Chemicals Prize
Chemistry (Honours) Malcolm Neil Bell
James Cuming Memorial Scholarship (Minor)
Chemistry Yuk Leung Ng
James Cuming Memorial Scholarship (Major)
Chemistry Rodney Anthony Borg
Dame Margaret Blackwood Prize
Genetics Clara Louise Gaff

Dame Margaret Blackwood Prize

Genetics Andrea Certoma
Dixson Scholarship
Chemistry John Justin Gooding
Dixson Scholarship
Chemistry Michael James Caine
Dixson Scholarship
Chemistry Yuk Leung Ng
Dixson Scholarship
Engineering Mathematics 3 Michael Edward Glenny
Shared
David Anthony Tokell
Dixson Scholarship
Pure Mathematics 2 Martin John O'Loughlin
Dixson Scholarship
Pure Mathematics 3 Gregory Hjorth
Shared
Christine Sue Mangelsdorf
Dixson Scholarship
Applied Mathematics 1 Roger Emil Behrend
Shared
Grant William Gorfine
Dixson Scholarship
Applied Mathematics 2 Martin John O'Loughlin
Dixson Scholarship
Applied Mathematics 3 Tudor Richard Pope
Dixson Scholarship
Physics 2 Martin John O'Loughlin
Dixson Scholarship
Physics 3 Christopher John Griffin
Dixson Scholarship
Physics (Honours) Carmelo Pisani
Dwight's Prize
Chemistry Anna Jane Povey
Dwight's Prize
Mathematical Statistics John Anthony Nicholls

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Dwight's Prize
Genetics 3 Barry John Dickson
E.F. Millar Exhibition
Botany 2 Kyle Timothy Garland
E.M. & J.F. Ward Prize
Experimental Physics Christopher John Griffin
Shared
Tomas Carlos Taucher
E.R. Love Prize
Mathematics Christine Sue Mangelsdorf
Exhibition
Botany 3 Jane Dorothy Eleanor Lovell
Timothy Sean Orpin Shared

Exhibition
Botany (Agriculture & Forestry Course) Chi Kyong Edwin Pang
Exhibition
Chemistry 1 (Engineering Course) Dexta Kar Kui Yeung
Exhibition
Chemistry (Medical Course) Alexander Sapozhnikov
Exhibition
Chemistry Ting Kwan Linda Ko
Exhibition
Engineering Mathematics 1 Wing Leung Ha
Exhibition
Geology 2 John Justin Gooding
Exhibition
Geology 3 Robert John Burke
Shared
Daniel Martin Smith
Exhibition
Physics 1 (Engineering Course) Wing Leung Ha

Fred Walker Scholarship

Matthew Hume Seale
Dexta Kar Kui Yeung } Shared

Chemistry Jeffrey James Heyward

G.A. Syme Exhibition
Physics A (Medical Course) Alexander Sapozhnikov
Gordon Hunt Memorial Prize
Engineering Mathematics 2 David Ban Hock Tay
J.F.W. Payne Exhibition
Biology Genevieve Angela Napper
John MacFarlane Exhibition
Pure Mathematics 1 Shane Andrew Booth
John Tyndall Scholarship
Physics 1 (Masters or Ph.D.) Graham Bench
Shared
Brett Andrew Harris
Lionel Singer Corporation Prize for Excellence
in Computer Science
Computer Science Project/Software
Engineering Michael William Paddon
MacBain Research Scholarships in Biology
Botany Philip John Polglase
Shared
Robyn Joy Watson
Maurice H. Belz Prize
Statistics Susan Joan Hewitt
Maurice H. Belz Prize
Statistics Robin John Hyndman

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Norma McArthur Prize
Statistics 3 Ian Colin Marschner
Professor Kernot Research Scholarship in
Chemistry
Chemistry (Honours) Sim Kheng Ng
Professor Kernot Research Scholarship in
Physics
Physics (Honours) Graham Bench
Shared
Brett Andrew Harris
Professor Nanson Prize
Mathematics Katherine Anne Seaton
Professor Wilson Prize
Mathematics Katherine Anne Seaton
Shell Exhibition
Chemistry John Dallas Boyce
Stephen Bell Prize
Engineering Mathematics 4 Chi Hung Chan
W.H. Ferguson Memorial Prize
Geology (Agriculture and Forestry Course) Kathryn Leanne Gatford
W.H. Swanton Exhibition
Biology (Medical Course) Alexander Sapozhnikov
William Sutherland Prize
Physics 2 Martin John O'Loughlin
Wyselaskie Scholarship
Mathematics Andrew Stephen Fogden
Caroline Kay Scholarship
Botany Terry Stuart Judd
Anthony Koutoulis

}
Shared
Ian Russell Lewis
Kevin Ross Thiele
Margaret Catto Scholarship
Zoology—Demonstration and Research Sherilyn Adamson
Shared
Nick Nikolakopoulos

SOCIAL STUDIES
A.G. Wales Scholarship
Social Studies Peter James Boyce

Lady Huntingfield Memorial Scholarship

Peter Maxwell Gunn
Lesley Anne Merrett } Shared

Social Studies Julie Anne Boffa

VETERINARY SCIENCE
Australian Veterinary Association (Australia)
Prize for Undergraduates
Veterinary Pathology Melinda Joy Dodds
Australian Veterinary Association (Victoria) Prize
Veterinary Science John Cameron Cleeland
C.I.G. Medishield Prize
Veterinary Anatomy 2 Sandra Jane Roberts
Commonwealth Serum Laboratories Prize
Veterinary Microbiology Melinda Joy Dodds
Dwight's Prize
Veterinary Science Melinda Joy Dodds

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Harry Worthington Prize
Veterinary Science Helen Margaret Hodgson
Harold E. Albiston Prize
Veterinary Para-Clinical Sciences Tracy Stokol
John Nevill Research Scholarship
Veterinary Science Lars Kjer-Nielsen
Mary W. Wilson Prize
Veterinary Science John Cameron Cleeland
Memorial Prize in Veterinary Surgery
Veterinary Science Paul Andrew O'Callaghan
National Australia Bank Prize
Animal Reproduction lain Thomas Mitchell
Payne Exhibition
Veterinary Science John Cameron Cleeland
Sunshine Foundation Scholarship
Veterinary Science Dongyou Liu
V.W. Officer Prize
Veterinary Science Henrik Otto Bogh 'I
Shared
Hugh James Spalding j
Dairy Farmers of Victoria Postgraduate
Scholarship
Veterinary Science Dieter Mark Bulach
Shared
Michael Tinniswood Larcombe

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

A.L. Cahill Prize and the P.A. Management
Consultants Prize
Organisational Behaviour Cheryl McKinna
Chase AMP Bank Prize
Best Student in Preliminary Year of Master of
Business Administration Degree Mark Andrew Joiner
C.R.A. Ltd Prize
Business Policy Alison Mary Coutts
C.U.B. Awards of Distinction
The Final Year of the Master of Business
Administration Degree Riccardo Brazzale

}
Alison Mary Coutts Shared
Simon Peter Dickinson
Karl Heinz Kny
Hungerford, Hancock & Offner Prize
Financial Management (M.B.A.—Final Year) Riccardo Brazzale
John Clemenger Memorial Prize
Best Student in the Final Year of Master of
Business Administration Degree Karl Heinz Kny
K.M. Campbell Memorial Prize
Marketing Management Karl Heinz Kny
Kodak (Australia) Pty Ltd Prize
Quantitative Analysis (M.B.A.—Preliminary
Year) Kimberley John Walker
Pacific Dunlop Ltd Prize
Industrial Relations Simon Peter Dickinson
Sir Alexander Fitzgerald Prize
Decision Analysis (M.B.A.—Final Year) John Francis McCartney
Spencer Stuart Prize
Organisation Theory (M.B.A.—Final Year) Karl Heinz Kny

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DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS CONFERRED 1986

ADMISSION TO HONORARY DEGREES

DOCTOR OF LAWS
Joseph Brown, O.B.E., Hon.LL.D.(Monash)
Eva Gizelle Eden, M.A., Ph.D.(Camb.), M.Sc, F.A.C.E., F.A.I.M.

DOCTOR OF LETTERS
Helen Mary, Baroness Warnock, D.B.E., B.Phil., M.A.(Oxf-), M.A.(Camb-),
D.U. (Essex), Ph.D.(Open)

DOCTOR OF SCIENCE
Alfred Dunbavin Butcher, C.M.G., M.Sc, F.T.S.

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (1948)

Marie-Isabel Aguilar, B.Sc. (Chemistry)
Mary Dawn Ainley, M.A., Dip.Ed. (Education)
Bahman Alimoradian, B.Sc.(Salf.), M.Sc.(Sur.)
(Mechanical Engineering)
Patricia Ann Greechie Alonso (Environmental
Planning)
Alan Neil Andersen, B.Sc.(Monash) (Botany)
Peter William Atkinson, B.Sc. (Genetics)
John Ernest Bailey, B.Com., M.B.A. (Economics)
Steven Martin Banks, B.Sc. (Physics)
Joan Bernadette Beckwith, B.A.(V.I.C.)
(Psychology)
Colin Glenn Begley, M.B..B.S. (Medical Biology)
Stephen Henry Bell, B.Sc. (Chemistry)
Michael John Berry, B.Ec.(Syd.), B.A., M.Ec.
(N.E.) (Political Science)
Kenneth Craig Bertram, B.Sc. (Microbiology)
David James Brennan, B.Sc.(N.S.W.),
M.Eng.Sc.(Monash) (Chemical Engineering)
Paul Anthony Browne (Political Science)
Raymond Stanley Budd, B.Sc.(Monash), M.Sc.
(Radiology)
Lynda Claire Burns, B.A. (Philosophy)
Enrico Domenico Canale, B.Sc. (Anatomy)
Peter David Carpenter, B.App.Sc.(V.I.C.)
(Chemistry)
Mark Mauro Casali, B.Sc. (Physics R.A.A.F.)
Peter James Chalmers, B.Sc. (Chemistry)
Tsong Yueh Chen, M.Phil.(H.K.) (Computer
Science)
Chye Mee Len, B.Sc.(Malaya) (Microbiology)
Linda Cupples, B.Sc.(Monash & Melb.)
(Psychology)
David John de Vries, B.Sc.(Q'ld.) (Medicine)
Franco Di Marzio, B.Sc. (Physics)
Jagmohanbir Singh Dillon (Medicine)
Donna Sutton Dorow, B.Sc.(Old Dominion)
(Biochemistry)
Teresa Jeanne Maria Dovey, B.A.(SA),
M.A.(Oregon) (English)
Keith Douglas Burton Faulkner, M.D.Sc.(Q'ld.)
(Dental Science)
Penelope Bernadette Foot, B.Sc. (Physics)
Antonia Margaret Forster, M.A.(Flin.) (English)
Judith Ann Forsyth, B.A. (English)
Gan Khai Chung, B.E. (Mechanical Engineering)
Ganapathirama Raghu, M.V.Sc.(B'lore)
(Microbiology)
Judith Noelle Garde, B.A. (English)
Mark William John Garner, B.A., Dip.Ed.
(Russian)
Richard Alexander Gibbs, B.Sc. (Genetics)
Stephen Brian Harrap, M.B..B.S. (Medicine)
Mark Francis Harrigan, B.Sc. (Physics)
David Lachlan Hay, B.Sc.(Q'ld.) (Obstetrics and
Gynaecology)
John James Hearne (Business Administration)
Laurence Guy Howes, M.B..B.S. (Medicine)
John Marinus Huisman, B.Sc. (Botany)
Vaithilingam Jeyakumar (Mathematics)
Ida Kaplan, M.Sc. (Psychology)
Jacqueline Marion Katz, B.Sc. (Microbiology)
Susan Kelly, B.A.(Tas.), Dip.Ed.(Canberra C.A.E.)
(Psychology)
Jonathan Leslie Essington King, B.A., Dip.Journ.
(Political Science)
Clive Beaumont Kings (Education)
Richard Kohoutek, Dipl.-lng.(Czech.Tech.U.)
(Prague) (Civil Engineering)
Minoru Kubota, M.D.(Japan) (Medicine)
Jadwiga Czeslawa Kwiatkowska (Physics)
Robert William Lambert, B.Sc.(Adel.) (Pathology)
Lee Kien Wah, B.Sc.(Sing.) (Chemical
Engineering)
Li Chung Leung (Medical Biology)
Lim Kong Loong (Mechanical Engineering)

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Anthony Linden, B.Sc. (Chemistry)
Loo Yeow Hwa (Civil Engineering)
Jillian Faye Maddox (Veterinary Science)
Alberto Menezes Taveira Magalhaes
(Agriculture)
Peter John Martin, B.Agr.Sc. (Agriculture)
Justin Harold McCarthy, M.B.,B.S., B.Sc.Med.
(N.S.W.) (Medical Biology)
Malcolm John McConville, B.Sc. (Botany)
Ian Keith McNiece, B.Sc. (Physiology)
Alexander Molnar, B.A. (Russian)
Graham Andrew Moore, B.E. (Agricultural
Engineering)
John Keith Munro, B.Sc, Dip.Ed.(Monash), M.A.
(Psychology)
Bronwyn Anne Myers, B.Sc. (Botany)
Lee Naish, B.Sc. (Computer Science)
Amru Hydari Nazif, M.Comp.Sc.(Liv.) (Environ-
mental Studies)
Marc Edouard Nicolas (Agriculture)
Wenche Ommundsen, M.A.(Lond.) (English)
Peter Graham Osborne, B.Sc(A.N.U-)
(Physiology)
Robyn Glenys Park, B.Sc. (Physiology)
Stephen John Henry Parkin. B.Sc. (Physics)
John William Perich, B.Sc (Chemistry)
Phang Boon How, B.E. (Chemical Engineering)
William John Pickering, B.Sc. (Medicine)
Kevin James Piper, B.A., Dip.Ed.(Syd.), M.Ed.
(Education)
Juliana Kaya Prpic (Microbiology)
Maryann Purchase, B.Sc. (Medicine)
Gerald Peter Quinn, B.Sc. (Zoology)
Mohamed Ali Rajion, M.Sc(N.E.) (Veterinary
Science)
David Colin Ramm, B.Sc. (Zoology)
Joseph Wolfgang Rich, B.A., Dip.Ed. (History)
David John Robertson, B.Sc (Botany)
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY
BACHELOR OF FOREST SCIENCE (1977)
Nigel Patrick Brennan
Steven Egbert De Voogd
Jonathan Bartley Drohan
Rebecca May Ford
Craig Martin Hardner
Russell Darren Irving
Roderick Victor Hampden Lees, Dip.For.(V.I.C.)
Guy Matters, Dip.For.fV.I.C.)
Andrew John Moore
BACHELOR OF FOREST SCIENCE WITH HONOURS (1977)
Colleen Mary Doensen
Malcolm Alistair Hatcher
Vincent Antony Hurley
Peter John Roche, B.Sc (Biochemistry)
Amanda Rose, B.Sc (Pharmacology)
Duncan Alexander Rouch, B.Sc. (Genetics)
Margaret Mary Ryan, B.A., M.S.W. (Obstetrics
and Gynaecology)
Celestina Sagazio, B.A. (History)
Dejvit Santikarn, B.E. (Mechanical Engineering)
Anthony Andrew Scalzo, B.Sc (Microbiology)
Frances Louise Skrezenek, B.Sc. (Chemistry)
Kenneth John Smit, B.Sc. (Chemistry)
Ross Gibson Smith, BA(Monash),
M.Ed.(W.Aust.) (Environmental Planning)
Campbell David Spence, B.Sc. (Pharmacology)
Tamara Sztynda, M.Sc (Pathology)
Jonathan Leslie Taft, M.B..B.S. (Medicine)
Tan Kim Liong, B.App.Sc.(V.I.C.) (Chemistry)
Teh Koon Kian, M.Eng.Sc(W.Aust) (Mechanical
Engineering)
Shane Andrew Thomas, B.A., Dip.Pub.Pol.
(Psychology)
Ian Richard Van Driel (Medical Biology)
Simone Christine Van Mourik, B.E.(Wageningen)
(Agriculture)
Gregory Goodman Warr, B.Sc. (Chemistry)
Lorna Margaret Webber, B.Sc.(Monash)
(Medicine)
Gary Michael Wickham. B.A.(Macq.), M.A.
(Education)
Charles Ross Williams. M.Sc. (Political Science)
Craig Evan Williams, Dip.Mus.(Auck.), M.Mus.
(Music)
Richard James Williams, B.Sc (Botany)
Henrik Torsten Witt, M.Sc(Denmark)
(Mechanical Engineering)
David Alan Russell Wood, B.A.(A.N.U.). M.A.
(Philosophy)
Peter John Worland (Medicine)
James Ziogas, B.Sc. (Pharmacology)
David Andrew Nugent
Peta Mary O'Donohue
Ross Martin Pagram
Ross James Pridgeon
Philip Scott Pringuer
Diana Joy Thomson
Peter David Williams
Michael Aubrey Wouters
Matthew Stewart Orr
Gary Edward Wood, Dip.For.(V.I.C.)
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 BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE (1911)
Elizabeth Dorothy Aird Heather May Kirkpatrick
Geoffrey Malcolm Ball Barbara Komorek
Kirsten Frances Binns Philip Daniel Love
Peter Augustine Bond Simon Andrew Mackay
Lucy Rosemary Brown Russell David Mann
Stewart Allan Cairns David Michael McCulloch
Lisa Jane Chittick David John McDonald
Roger Campbell Chomley Simon Frederick McGuinness
Andrew James Comerford Raelene Mibus
Fiona Catherine Conroy Michael Robert Moerkerk
Adam David Copeland Geoffrey Russell Morrow
Victor Dalla-Vecchia Jane Louise Morton
John Gregory Dore Cameron John Nicholson
Paul Andrew Douglas Elio Miro Pilatti
Neale Geoffrey Edwards Robin Catherine Race
Glenn Robert Fisher Pedro Jesus Sequeira
Janet Ann Fuller Colin Ferguson Simpson
William Roland Fuller Janet Elizabeth Stollery
Jacqueline Maree Gillian Anne-Marie Tenni
Linda Michelle Hinton Meredith Jane Tozer
Gregory Francis Holland Peter Robert Vaughan
Andrew Dudley Johnson Roger Lindsay Wilkinson
Damian Francis Jones Marylyn Marlene Williams
Andrea Catherine Kelliher

BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE WITH HONOURS (1970)

Andrea Joy Beel Katherine Jeanne Karmouche
Peter David Clarke Kathryn Brigid Moran
Shelley Fiona Creighton Margaret Jane Murfett
David Evan Evans David James Phillips
Timothy Worrall Grazebrook Leanne Beryl Webb

MASTER OF AGRICULTURAL STUDIES (1984)

Lolito Casane Bestil, B.Anim.Sc(Philippines) Yodchai Tongthainan, B.ScAgr.fJhailand)
Emmanuel Gbadebo Ijagbuji, B.Sc.(lbadan) Paul Anthony Whylie, B.Sc.Agr.(Guetph)
Cordia Laverne Thompson, B.Sc.Agr.(W.I.) Tesfaye Woldemichael, B.Sc.Agr.(Addis Ababa)

MASTER OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE (1923)

Mohammed Awadh Barakat
Andrew Kenneth Borrell, B.Agr.Sc
Robert Charles Couchman, Dip.Agr.(V.I.C.)
Kenneth James Dowsley, BAgr.Sc
Ian Bruce Hubble
Jacqueline Levendis, B.Sc.Agr.(W.Aust.)
Kevin James Love, BAgr.Sc
Thomas Ian Phillips, B.Agr.Sc(Massey)
Peter Neil Vance, B.Agr.Sc.
Hugh Patrick Watkins. B.Agr.Sc, Dip.Agr.Ext.
Seenapatabandige Dayawansa Ediriweera
Wijesuriya, B.Sc(S.Lanka)

FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING

BACHELOR OF TOWN AND REGIONAL PLANNING WITH HONOURS (1979)

Angela Baxas Dale Raymond Phillips
Lisa Jane Calestani Saskia Marie Rymer
John Anthony Dee Markus Terjung
Margot Louise Hamilton Susan Leigh Ward
Panagiotis Konstantinos Panagakis Elizabeth Jane Wiseman

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 BACHELOR OF BUILDING (1962)
Cheah Sek Yin Lee Chee Loong
Mark Nicholas Stuart Derbyshire Sing Chew Thomas Lim
Craig James Jones Salvatore Lizio
Foon Shing Lam Soo Eng Aun
Phillip Frederick Lammers Wong See Khieng

BACHELOR OF BUILDING WITH HONOURS (1968)

Cheah Ming Foo Ong Boo Chye
Stephen Ho Wai Kaun Soo Sing Fatt
Lee Seng Kiat

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE (1931)

David Allan Appleford Kim Graham Lowman
Graham Neil Appleford Nicholas Makris
Chin Hoi Fun George Metaxas
Philip James Coulter Wah Tung Anthony Orr
Tony Gaetano Cunsoto Andrew James Richards
Aldo Dinicolantonio Everard Richardson
Sandra Marie Freeman Jane Elizabeth Sandow
Janet May Haysom Robert Guy Scott
Caroline Hiller Domenic Carmelo Sita
Chris latrou Wing Kei So
Elvis Luc Jeannot Chee Kun Woo
Linda Lai Yue Lew Pang Boon Yeo
Lim Kwang Hee Leslie Kin Cheung Yuen

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE WITH HONOURS (1965)

Gregory Bruce Knight Barnett Hamish Martin Lyon
Peter Gerard Burke Igor Martek
Mark Robert Tyers Burnip Gabrielle Louise Moylan
Chan Wai Kin Oh Aik Hin
Neil Francis de la Coeur Andrew Leonard John Richardson
Frank Peter De Lorenzi Peter Alexander Smith
Hii Puong Ching Peter John Vernon
George Hrusovsky Stephen Royston Vincent
Josephine Phaik Sum Khoo David John Waldren
Arthur Liacopoulos Robert Mark Wignall
Looi Kock Leong Darlene Leanne Wright
Konstandinos Con Louras John Yong Lian Chong

MASTER OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (1983)

Lissa Clare Evans, B.Sc(Cant.)
John David Ferrier, B.A., Dip.For., Dip.Ed.fV.I.C.)
Robert John Lorenzon
Janet Angeline Mattiske
Elizabeth Roadley. BApp.ScfV.I.C.)
John William Joseph Roberts,
Dip.App.Chem.fV.I.C.)
Deirdre Ann Slattery, B.A.
Egils Stokans, B.A., LL.B.
Kenneth John Tandberg, B.A., Dip.Ed.(LaT),
M.Ed.(Monash)
John Walter Townsend, B.E.(N.S.W.)
Robin Anthony Ronald Viney
Mark Graham Whitmore. B.T.R.P.(Q'ld.)
David John Wilson. B.E., B.Com.

MASTER OF URBAN PLANNING (1980)

Roger John Gibbins, Dip.App.ScfV.I.C.) Margo Ella Huxley. B.A.(A.N.U.)

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 MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE (1979)
Donald Francis Anderson, Dip.C.E.(V.I.C.) Barrie Norman Gallacher. B.Arch.
Ian Robert Bell, Dip.App.Sc(V.I.C.) Francis Olaf Hanson, B.FA(Calgary)
Jillian Heather Burness, B.A.(Monash) Matthew Ernest McFall, B.App.Sc(V.I.C.)
Margaret Meredith Elizabeth Cutler, Grant Rowland Bruce Revell, B.A.(S.A.I.T.)
B.A.(Monash) Allan Raymond Wicks, B.Ec(LaT.)
Suellen Fitzgerald, B.Sc.(James Cook) Stuart Williams, Dip.App.Sc.(V.I.C.)
Christina Lucy Fitzsimons, B.A.

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE (1953)

Anthony Robert Alexander, B.Arch.

FACULTY OF ARTS
BACHELOR OF ARTS (1858)
Marjolein Aarts Elizabeth Mary Bourke
Asra Abedi Gerard Patrick Bourke
Leanne Maree Abela Sandra Alison Bouwmans
Olympia Agelidis Kenneth Cyril Bowes, M.B..B.S.
Robert Alderuccio Gary Charles Bowman
Cecily Jane Hewlett Aldous Margaret Therese Bracher
Mary Ann Moir Alexander Barbara Wilhelmina Brookes
Moira Helen Anderson Alison Barbara Brown
Maria Fabianna Anthony Catherine Esther Brown
Pota Antonopoulos David John Brown
Richard Malet Armstrong Margaret Elizabeth Bruffell
Graeme Laurence Atkins, B.Bus.(V.I.C) Carolyn Anne Bruns
Sophie Atlas Sally Frances McLeod Burgess
Jale Ayberk Diona Marie Buttigieg
Sharon Lynne Ayre Fell Paul Damien Caleo
Angela Mary Bailey Elena Nicolina Camera
Jane Delia Bailey Donald Ewan Cameron
Robyn Nicole Barden Delia Campagnolo
Julia Ann Barham Heather Christine Campbell
Gregory James Barnacle Elizabeth Jane Capp
Michele Barnea Pauline Mary Carmody
Brian James Barry Maureen June Carruthers
Belinda Jane Baylor Jane Meredith Carter, LL.B.
Jane Elizabeth Bayly, Dip.Ed. Sandra Ann Carter
Cathrin-Anne Bayton Emma Casalis
Robert Michael Beagley, Dip.Teach.(V.I.C.) Patricia Antoinette Cashman, Dip.Ed.
Anna Marie Bell Andrea Jane Chester
Sheila Bellamy, M.Admin.(Monash) Michael David Chesterman
Anna Benassi Choi Ip-Mei
Pauline Frances Bernard Rebecca Frances Coates
Valentina Berti Mary-Ann Helen Coldicutt
Elia Bevilacqua Sarah Ellen Cole-Adams
Catherine Noelle Blackburn Michaela Catharine Coleborne
Elizabeth Monica Bladin Christine Louise Collins
Jane Susan Blair-West Michael John Collins
Andrew Peter Bliszczyk Anna Colomba
Rosanne Frances Boland Christine Anne Colton
Arthur James Bolkas Geraldine Mary Cornall
Marisa Jane Bonett Marzia Corso
Anthony Stephen Bong Gee Choi Marisa Maria Cortese
Jane Elizabeth Boreham Maria Costa

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Daniela Josephine Costanzo Raymond Brian Gill
Catherine Mary Costello Vicki Maree Gill
Filomena Coviello Margaret Jane Gillespie, LL.B.
David Keith Cragg Charles Elliott Gillies
Margaret Theresa Crock Rosie Josephine Giunta
Sioux Jane Currie Dena Jane Gleeson
Liliana D'Ambrosio Michael Jonathan Golder, B.Com.
Simone Louise Dalla Riva Dina Goldfayl
Andrea Dart Kelly Kanella Goletsos
Anthony Charles Davis Peter Gordon Gourlay
Michele Yvette Davis Mary Valerie Green
Louise Shirley Davy Roslyn Louise Green
Madeleine Michelle de Jong Timothy John Greenall
Fergus Hamilton Deans, B.Sc, B.D.Sc Sebastian Charles Moran Greene
Francis John DeMaria Jennifer Anne Griffin, B.Soc.Sc(V.I.C.)
Sophia Demos Carolyn Sue Griffiths
Franco Peter Di lorio Mark William Guest
Georgina Dimitroulis Turid Guilford
Veronica Grace Dix Rosa Maria Gulinello
Catherine Ruth Dossetor Geoffrey Richard Gwillim
Leon Gerard Doyle Helen Halley-Coulson
Jennifer Susan Dunn Gladys Isabel Hallows, M.B..B.S.
Julie Ann Eastman Elizabeth Melinda Ham
Brigitte Edgar Elizabeth Anne Hancock
Glen Robert Edmonds Jack Hanna
Alice Jane Edwards Gisela Margaret Hannan
Barrie Nathaniel Colthurst Edwards Jennifer Anne Hansen
Thomas Francis Egan Michelle Margaret Harig
Dianne Kay Eiser Lisa-Jane Harris
Charles Victor Elliot, Dip.Ed.(V.I.C.) Eileen Haskins
Michael Raymond Enright, Dip.Bus.(V.I.C.) Margaret Ellen Hawkins
Bruce Errol Alistair Robert Henderson
Marian Elizabeth Eustace, Dip.App.Sc(V.I.C.) Craig Ronald Henderson
Stuart Glynn Evans Joseph Ronald Henderson
Kathy Agnes Farkas Kirsty Balfour Henshall
Jeanette Lynne Farley Therese Mary Lucy Hickey
Lynne Michelle Farnell David Welbourn Hill
Jane Alexandra Faulkner David Mark Hodge
Nicole Judith Feder Michael Gerard Hogan, B.Com.
Suzanne Marion Fegan Kathleen Robin Hoitinga
Susana Fernandez Janet Gail Hope
Pinetta Filardo Douglas John Affleck Horton
Rosemary Mira Barbette Firkin Helen Housden
Lesley Ann Fleming Andrew Thomas Hudson
Daniel Patrick Flynn John Alan Hunt
Rochelle Karen Fogelgarn Margaret Mary Garvan Hurley
Liana Folino Andrew Geoffrey Hyde
Francesca Folk-Scolaro, DipApp.Sc(V.I.C) Fiona Margaret Mary Hyslop
Rodney Leonard Ford Veneranda laconese, B.S.W.
Denise May Foster Debra Helen Icely
Matthew Joseph Freeman Jennifer Scott Inglis
Paul Stephen Patterson Freeman Kenichi Inukai
James Fraser Freemantle Catherine Mary Jackson
Manuel Galiatsos Lindy Marie Jacobs
June Gallent Deborah Ruth Jago
Suzanne Catherine Gannon Elizabeth Saphyra Jennings
Charles Barrington Gapper Elizabeth Therese Johnson
Mark Garrett Peter Graeme Johnston
Lethe Margaret Gaskin Robyn Maria Johnston
Leanne Joy Gasson Monica Anne Justice
Bronwen Margaret Gatehouse Charlotte Kahane
Patrizia Norma Gilardi Kathy Kalfas

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Helen Kalogeropoulos Andrew Thomas McGalliard
Peter Francis Kavanagh, B.B.St.(V.I.C.) Daria Kathleen McGauran
Jocelyn Megan Kellam Christine Mary McGrath
Helen Maree Kelly Janet Lyn McGregor
Susan Amelia Kenna Siobhan McGrory
Timothy Joseph Kennedy Prudence Ann McKay
Suzanne Margaret Kinnersly Dane John McLeod
Elizabeth Kathrene Kokkin Roald McManus
Kyriaki Kolesis Denise Marie McNamee
Anna-Maria Kosmidis Josie Sue McPaut
Kaleroi Kourabas Matthew Gerard McPhee
Adeline Kow Sow Ming Jane Louise Meiers
Irene Esther Krauskopf Anthea Mary Merewether
Lisa Marie Kroschel Louise Mary Merrett
Paul Andre Robert Kuter Toula Messinis
Philip Robert Charles Lambourne Johanna Margaret Metcalf
Diane Linda Lamond Ruth Elizabeth Middleton
Jonathan Harold Clements Langford Jacques Francis Albert Pierre Miller, A.O.,
Debra Susan Langton B.Sc(Med.), M.B.,B.S.(Syd.), Ph.D.,
Tiziana Regina Launech D.Sc(Lond.)
Dubravka Lazarevic Louisa Isabelle Miller
Matthew Jerome Lee Lisa Bernadette Mitchell
Joanne Lepore Lena Helen Mokas
Marisa Liistro John Laurence Molloy, B.Sc.(Syd.)
Ingrid Josephine Lipa Ross Anthony Moonie
Colin David Lonergan, B.App.Sc(V.I.C.) Ivana Moretti
Caroline Margaret Long Kathleen Carmel Morrison, Dip.Teach.(V.I.C.)
Michael Andrew Longo Maria Moussiades
Kathryn Loton Teresa Anne Mrena
Penelope Ann Love Christopher James Muirden
Kathy Lukacevic Julianne Frances Mulholland
Miranda Sophia Macdonald Gregory Francis Mullins
Cheryl Joy Mackay Elizabeth Joyce Murdoch
David Mark Maclean, LL.B. Amanda Catherine Murfin
Elizabeth Fiona Macmillan Annette Therese Murray
Johanna Lisbeth Macneil Renata rvjaria Musolino
Peter Hamilton MacSporran, LL.M. Patrick Gerald Michael Frederick Newton
Catherine Mary Magree Stuart Anthony Nicolson
Carolyn Mary Maher Peter Julian Norden, Dip.Soc.Stud.
Elana Dawn Jessica Maloni Betty Marie Nunn
Calliopi Mandylas Carmel Therese O'Brien
Patrick Bernard Mangan Marie Josephine Evans O'Brien
Demetra Maniatis Victor O'Driscoll
Julia Teresa Martinez Jenny Rosanna O'Hare
Maria Martini Helen Mary O'Kane
Helen Mary Mason Catherine Dominica O'Sullivan
Kirsty Lynn Mason Charles William Oakenfull
Sean Mathews Kenneth John Oldis
Ellen Matusko Dianne Laura Ounapuu
Michael Jozef Matuszynski Patricia Owen
Rita Maulucci Philip Alun Owen
Pamela Rosalie Maves Angela Mary Pauline Palmer
Andrew Mavroudis Ashley Mark Palmer
Dianne Gaye Mawby Bridget Mary Palmer
Maria Assunta Mazzetti Angela Palombo
Elizabeth Beryl McAleese Maria Panopoulos
Robert Gordon McCaughey Ignatios Jack Pantas
Margaret-Ann McClean Stephen Douglas McLeish Parratt
Kathryn Lee McDonald Grace Pasquino
Peter Charles McDonald Janet Hope Patterson
Catherine Eva McDowell George Paxinos
Andrew John McEvoy Alice Deborah Peer

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Karen Michele Pepperell Kathryn Jane Snook
Joyce May Perkins-Parker Maria Carmela Lucia Sorgiovanni
Kathryn Ann Petering Therese Mary Spall
Udo Kurt Helmut Pfleghar Karen Maree Sparnon
Louise Margaret Fieri George Constantine Spiliotis
Shirley Pinczewski Bryony Spring
Martin Patrick Matthew Pirrie Patricia Ann Staley
Wendy Anne Plate Jacobus Adrianus Stam
Margaret Jean Pont, M.Sc. Janeen Cynthia Stanton
John William Power Tania Antonia Stella
Gillian Ruth Prentice Kathryn Anne Stevenson
Joanna Crealock Price Catherine Jane Strempel
Susan Mary Provan Robyn Joy Sutherland
Elizabeth Gwendoline Pugsley David Jonathan Swifte
Jennifer Anne Puis Tarn Ying-Hung Jaunita
Janet Mary Putnam Tan Chor Teck
Dan Rabinovici Jan Michele Tardif
Cliodna Martha Rae Marika Tashevska
Gregory John Ralph Deborah Anne Taylor
John Reginato Wendy Diane Taylor
Christine Margaret Reid Stavroula Tenentes
Andrea Erika Reupert Christopher Francis Teniswood, B.E.
David Julian Rischbieth Brian Wayne Thomas
Deborah Elizabeth Roberts Judith May Thomas
Alexander John Robertson, B.Com. Sarah Felicity Thomas
Mark Andrew Robins Rupert Mark Timms
Janice Joy Robinson Tiziana Tizian
Caroline Mary Vere Roff Diana Tominc
Meredith Anne Rogers Alexander Richard Travers
Michael Barry Joseph Rolfe Sabrina Fairlie-Anne Higgs Trescowthick
Michelle Lisa Rosella Virginia Frances Trioli
Michael John Ross Vilma Bethleham Tripis
Christine Rotsos Effie Tsahrelias
Peter Clive Rozen Doreen Margaret Turner
Mark John Russell Athanasia Tzimos
John Philip Ryan. B.Sc. Marguerite Bernadette Udunuwara
Monica Mary Ryan Sarah Jane Ulrich
Katherine Salem Katherine Vadiakas
Monica Renate Sanchez Ann Georgina Valos
Irene Savakis Edward Richard Vellacott
Kerry Anne Scales Assunta Vellucci
Judith Sonja Schreiber Peter Julian Vereker
Kristine Leigh Schreiber Irene Verrocchi
Martin Rothwell Scott Tracy Jane Videon
Ian Michael Sequeira Suzanna Kathleen Vidra
James Farquhar Serle Marie-Anne Lily Vignes-Moore
Ahmed Mohammad Shaker. B.Sc.(Ein Shams), Carmela Viola
Dip.Ed.fV.I.C.) Patricia Anne Walker
Zinaida Shapiro Ian Graham Waller
Kerry Lee Shearer Vivienne Kay Waller
Douglas Malcolm Sheen, B.Ed.(LaT.), Dip.Fine Christopher Leon Ward
Arts (V.I.C.) Jane de Chantal Ward
Karen Elizabeth Shiel Josephine Ann Ward
Catherine Jennifer Simon Robin Leigh Ward
Robert Lyndon Simpson, MB.,B.S. Veronica Wathen
Tina Skolnik Gary Michael Wearne
Damian Peter Smith Catherine Jane Margaret Weate
Madeleine Anne Smith, B.S.W. Kathryn Jane Webb
Rebecca Jane Smith Michael John Wedd
Timothy John Smith Dianne Sharon Weinstein
Fiona Claire Snape Susan Jean Wenlock
Anna Snidaro Justin Gerard West

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Prani Lynette West
Pauline Clare Westmore
Davern Ross White
Lawrence John Whittle
David Alan Widdowson
Kim Yvonne Willcox
Andrea Jane Williams
Lissa Williams
Mary Josephine Willis, B.A.(V.I.C.)
Jennifer Lee Wills
Genevieve Anne Wilson
BACHELOR OF ARTS (1920)
(Degree with Honours)
Paul Christopher Ackerman (History and
Political Science)
Conrad Wells Hamilton Aikin (Psychology)
Richard Matthew Allsop (History)
Thomas Stanton Angus Appleby (Political
Science)
Hugo Dominic Armstrong (Political Science with
History)
Xenofon Arvanitis (Hellenic Studies)
Andre Pierre Auret (Political Science)
Janice Christine Baker (French)
Elizabeth May Barnett (Psychology)
Richard John Bate (Psychology)
Richard Kenneth Bell (Psychology)
Rodney Lloyd Benjamin (History with Fine Arts)
Patricia Benstein (French and German)
Janette Rebecca Bergman, Dip.Phys.Ed.
(Germanic Studies)
Rhys Stewart Bezzant (French and German)
Annwyn Claire Blackburn (History)
Paul Lawson Bolinowsky (Psychology)
Sharon Ann Bolton (Political Science)
Julian Mark Bondy (History)
Laurel Jean Bornholt (Psychology)
Carmel Frances Boyce (History)
Benjamin Merric Elwyn Boyd (Greek and Middle
Eastern Studies)
Linda Michelle Brand (Psychology)
Karen Wendy Brooks (History with English)
Caroline Ann Brothers (French and History)
James Allan Brumby (Political Science)
Neville John Bryan (History with Political
Science)
Andrew Oleh Bulka (Philosophy)
James Norman Button (French and Political
Science)
Susan Lesley Bye (English with French)
Jillian Mary Calder (History)
Archibald David Campbell (Political Science)
Angelina Careri (Political Science)
Murray Donald Cam (Political Science)
Caroline Julia Carter (History and Political
Science)
Heather Maria Caswell. B.Ed.fV.I.C.)
(Geography)
Antoniette Cavallo (Psychology)
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John Faros Wilson
Sharon Patricia Wilson
John Alexander Wood
Cheryl Ann Wragg
Denise Meredith Wright
Michael Damien Wyles
Melinda Jane Young, B.S.W.
Paul Madison Young
Robert William Young
Geraldine Zeccola
Else Christensen (Germanic Studies)
Alison Ruth Churchward (History)
Louise Mary Crowe (Political Science)
Elspeth Bronwyn Dean (History)
Leesa Maree Denny (Geography)
Julie Elizabeth Edgar (Fine Arts and Middle
Eastern Studies)
Murray John Evely (Psychology)
Diamando Exarhos (English and Greek)
Veronica Alida Filmer (Fine Arts with English)
Adrian John Gallagher (Political Science with
History)
Laurence Edward Gallagher (English)
Su-Yin Marina Gan (Chinese)
Patrick Anthony Vendramin Gates (History)
Carolyn Grace Gawler (History)
Pauline Mary Georgelin (French and Italian)
Sally Elizabeth Gibb (Psychology)
Clare Frances Giddens (History)
Shirley Anne Gleeson (Psychology)
Alice Claire Gorman (Classical Studies and
History)
Anna Maria Gorman (History)
Helen Mara Goss (Geography)
Miroslaw Arthur Grabacki (Germanic Studies
and Middle Eastern Studies)
David Kenneth Graham (English with History)
Maidie Jane Graham (Political Science)
James Edwin Richard Hampton (Political
Science)
Catherine Mary Hannebery (History)
Inas Hassan (Middle Eastern Studies)
Bronwyn Margaret Hendry (Criminology and
History)
Charles David Hill (Political Science)
John Mark Christopher Hoyle (Geography)
Yuki Itani (Chinese)
Catherine Patricia Jaggs (History)
John Charles Jirik (Political Science and
Russian)
Deborah Jane Bower Jones (Geography)
Robert Ian Joyce (Political Science)
James Royston Keating, B.Ec(Monash)
(Psychology)
Arthur Michael Joseph Keeley (Philosophy)
Elizabeth Jane King (English)
Peter Francis Kipka (English and Mathematics)
Linda Eha Kivimets (History)
Nola Koutouleas (Hellenic Studies)
Lorraine Frances Langley (English)
Jennifer Ann Leaney (History)
Yuen-Kwan Leung, B.ScfTaiwan), (French and
Italian)
Antony John Ley (Classical Studies)
Ruth Liepins (Geography)
Belinda Frances Lipshut (Middle Eastern Studies
with Political Science)
Robert Russell Love (History)
Christina Alice Macken (History)
Robyn Anne Mackenzie (Psychology)
lona Gayle Macnab (Political Science with
Criminology)
Wendy Beatrice Maher (Psychology)
Robin Mahlab (History)
Karin Martens (Psychology)
Rosemary Eileen Martin (History)
Lorena Mazzocco (Psychology)
Jennifer Elaine Mcintosh (Psychology)
Fiona Mary McKenzie (Geography and History)
Dugald Esler McLellan, LL.B. (Fine Arts)
Bernadine Mary McNamara (Psychology)
Katrena Mitchell (History)
Shira Nina Moldofsky (French)
Richard John Rodgers Montgomery (Psychology)
David Brian Moore (Germanic Studies and
Political Science)
Robert Stephen Moore (History)
Elizabeth Jane Morgan (English)
Timothy James Hartnell Morris (History)
Anne Louise Mullins (English and History)
Annabelle Pamela Margaret Murray-Smith
(Political Science)
Joanna Murray-Smith (English with Fine Arts)
Eva Renate Nelson, M.Sc, Ph.D. (Psychology)
Nathalie Huynh Chau Nguyen (French with Fine
Arts)
Richard Hugh Niven (Geography)
Diane Marie O'Connor, B.Ed.fV.I.C.) (Fine Arts)
Graham Robert Oppy (Philosophy)
Christine Papapetrou (Political Science with
History)
Sonia Anne Partridge (Psychology)
Ian Mackenzie Paterson (Classical Studies)
Marina Perkovich (English and Political Science)
Glanmore Ernest Philip, B.Sc(Monash) (History
& Philosophy of Science and Philosophy)
Matthew Damien Christopher Pinkney
(Criminology)
Dale Andrew Pobega (English with History)
BACHELOR OF LETTERS (1983)
Stavroula Andreadakis, B.A., B.Ed., Dip.Ed.
John Albert Blankley, B.A.
Dora Elizabeth Burchill, BA(Monash)
Brian Cox, B.A., Dip.Journ., Dip.French Stud.
Ann Gillean Quail (Fine Arts and History)
Alison Ravenscroft (Psychology)
Cameron John Rider (German and Indonesian &
Malayan Studies)
Sally Riggall. B.Ec.(James Cook) (Political
Science)
Alison Joan Ritter (Psychology)
James Alastair McLean Robertson. B.D.S.(Glas.)
(History and Political Science)
Wendy Lynne Rule (English and History)
Nicola Jane Salmond (History)
Gregory Paul Schooneveldt (Psychology)
Catherine Anne Schwerin (German and Middle
Eastern Studies)
Rose Mary Scott (English with Criminology)
Oenone Catherine Serle (History)
Peter Reginald Sheen (Fine Arts)
Timothy Paul Sherratt (History and Philosophy
of Science)
Gabriella Claire Smith (English and French)
Sally Jacqueline Smith (French with Italian)
Sam Justin Steele (Classical Studies and
History)
Cameron Douglas Stewart (History with Political
Science)
Helen Elizabeth Stewart (History)
Catherine Mary Stobo (Criminology and History)
Michael Richard Symons (Psychology)
Sandra Tarte (Political Science)
Antony Scott Taubman, B.Sc(Syd.) (Greek and
Philosophy)
Jane Louise Taylor (French)
Leslie Gordon Terrilt (Middle Eastern Studies
with English)
Paul Dane Tilley (Fine Arts)
Jonathon Paul Trebilcock (Fine Arts)
Angus Alexander Geoffrey Trumble (Fine Arts
and History)
Andrew Algirdas Vaitiekunas (German and
Russian)
Annette Christine Wagner (Germanic Studies)
Vanna Santa Walsh (Italian with Fine Arts)
Paul William Webster (French and German)
Brendan Stuart Weekes (Psychology)
Sara Christine White, B.Mus. (English with
Criminology)
Yuk Keung Wong (Political Science)
Camille Madonna Wood (Philosophy)
Kenneth Bartlett Woodgate (Germanic Studies)
Jillian Maree Wooles (History with Political
Science)
Niki Choon Nee Yeo (Philosophy)
Isabella Edwards, B.A., B.D.S.(Adel.).
Dip.Ed.Psych.(Monash), Dip.Crim.
David Christian Larsen, B.A.
Tatiana Tsiaousis, B.A.
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 BACHELOR OF LETTERS (1984)
(Degree with Honours)
Julian John Peter Cafarella, B.A.(LaT.)
Timothy Roy Jordan, B.A.
Alexandra Kargas, B.A.
Jane Liang, B.A.(Bom.)
Brenda Janice Marshall, B.A., Dip.Ed.
MASTER OF ARTS (1860)
John Gregory Alder, B.A.(Tas.), B.Ed.(LaT.)
(Psychology)
Monica Dana Baltutis, B.A. (Economics)
Lyle Timothy Barwick. B.A.(LaT.) (Economics)
Janet Elizabeth Beaurepaire, B.A. (Psychology)
Jeffrey Ian Borland, 6.A. (Economics)
Michelle Deborah Brown, B.Com. (Economics)
Richard William Brown, B.A.(A.N.U.) (Russian)
Shane Patrick Carroll, B.A.(LaT.), Dip.Crim.
(Criminology)
Andrew Clive Churchill, B.A. (Psychology)
Alison Ruth Churchward, B.A. (History)
Judith Robyn Collard, B.A. (Fine Arts)
Anne Elizabeth Colman, B.A. (History)
Graham Anthony Devries. LL.B. (Economics)
David George Feith, B.A.(Monash) (Indian
Studies)
Horst Rainer Imberger, B.A. (Philosophy)
Thomas Paul Kane. BA(Yale) (English)
John Lapsley Kirkpatrick, B.A.fV.I.C.)
(Economics)
Maria Koundoura, B.A. (English)
Ian Gregory Lennie, B.A.(Syd.) (English)
Richard George Lindstrom. B.A. (History)
Brian Edmund Lloyd, Dip.Eng.,
Dip.Bus.Admin.fV.I.C.) (History and Philosophy
of Science)
Joseph Lo Bianco, B.Ec, Dip.Migrant
Stud.(Monash) (Language Studies)
Anne Harrison Mancini, B.A., Dip.Ed. (Fine Arts)
Jennifer Evelyn Mansfield, B.Ed.(Alta.)
(Economics)
FACULTY OF DENTAL SCIENCE
BACHELOR OF DENTAL SCIENCE (1906)
Samar Amari
Bilge Babacan
Philip James Baker
Michael Barber!
Mark Aaron Bergman
Anthony Peter Brown
Adele Christine Campain
Janine Elizabeth Chandler
Catherine Mei-Ai Cheah
Melina Suet Lin Chen
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Shirley Marion McLaren
Robert Ian McQueen, B.A., LL.B.
Daniel Rechtman. B.A.. LL.B.
Monika Wells
Gerard John Minack, B.Ec(Monash)
(Economics)
Linda Jane Mitchell, B.A. (Music)
Lawrence John Moloney, M.Sc(Edin.)
(Psychology)
Anthony Joseph Nippard, B.A., B.Com.
(Economics)
Rose-Marie O'Meara, B.A. (History)
Heather Kay Parbs, B.A.(Adel.) (Psychology)
Anne Margaret Porter, B.A. (Middle Eastern
Studies)
Barbara Reed, B.A.(Syd.) (English)
Timothy James Richards, B.A. (English)
Tova Rosenbaum, B.A., Dip.Ed., M.Ed.Psych.
(Psychology)
Arie Rubinstein, BA(Jerusalem) (Middle Eastern
Studies)
Noel Clifford Schultz. BA(O'ld),
D.Min.(Minnesota) (Psychology)
Shirley Rina Shift, B.B.Sc(LaT.) (Psychology)
Qlenda Anna Sluga, B.A. (History)
Lindsay Victor Smyrk, B.Ec.(Monash)
(Economics)
Vicki Louise Steer, B.A. (English)
Mavis Joan Tassicker, B.A.(W.Aust.),
Dip.Ed.(Armidale) (Language Studies)
Judith Leanne Tucker, B.A. (English)
Helen Verity Vafeas. B.A.(LaT.) (English)
Julie Rosalind Wolfram, B.A. (Psychology)
Rodney George Woolcock, B.A., Dip.Ed.
(Psychology)
Robin Joyce Coad
Christopher Nicholas Dimos
Luke Damien Emery
Flora Flourentzou-Kokotsi
Richard Wayne Gysberts
Fiona Willena Hunter
Tracey Ann Huntley
Kanella Kastannias
Khoo Keng Chai
Susan Elizabeth King
Michaela Klos Robert Alexander Panjkov
Maryla Kurdiovsky Linda Livija Petersons
Michael Vito Lentini Susan Maree Purcell
William Edward Levecke Michael John Quinn
Alvin Nai Wing Lo Adrien Shnier
Steven Darryl Love Paul Sojka
Raymond Cheng Te Lu Soon Poh Hoon
Erik Alexander Magee Alan Michael Taylor
Caroline Meredith Melbourne Helena Elizabeth Waks
Brendan John Moore Jennifer Lyn Watson
Praveen Sukumar Nathaniel Peter Rochford Webster
Craig William Newman Edward Kum Foo Wong
George Constantine Paltoglou

MASTER OF DENTAL SCIENCE (1939)

James Leo Curtain, B.D.Sc.
Andrew Malcolm Flood, B.D.Sc.
David James Fuller. B.D.Sc.
Richard Bruce Gillies, B.D.Sc
Antonino Guilotta. B.D.Sc.(Q'ld.)
Alan James Hunter, B.D.S.(Otago)
Barbara Louise Jackson, B.D.Sc.
Frederick Charles Lynch, B.D.S.(N.U.L)
Christopher Charles Miles. B.D.Sc.
Gavan John O'Connell, B.D.Sc.
Garry James Owen, B.D.Sc.
Jonathan Tversky, B.D.S.(Adel)

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (1927)

Terence Patrick A'Hearn Leslie James Brown
Leonard Joseph Abrahams Robyn Mary Bruns
Geraldine Lee Adam Gerard Robert Bryant
Daniele Virginio Agnoletto Mark Henry Burger, LL.B.
Freda Alexopoulos Michael John Burke
Dawn Jeanette Allan Michael Sean Burn
Helen Veronica Anderson Patrick Francis Burns
Julie Elizabeth Anderson Andrew Ronald Byron
Patricia Lee Anderson Kathryn Frances Cain
Fiona Maree Archer Dale Helen Marie Calhoun
Connie Argitis Meredith Ann Cameron, LL.B.
John William Armour, LL.B. David Colin Campbell, LL.B.
Nicolaos Athanasiadis Debra Bae Campbell, LL.B.
Jennifer Christine Atkinson Sonia Jayne Campbell
Judith Anne Ayles, LL.B. Anthony Robert Cant
loannis Bahtsevanoglou Elizabeth Jane Capp, B.A.
Gregory Stephen Baker Heather Anne Carine
David Scott Bales Robert Carpino
Richard William Roy Bartram, LL.B. Cleo Cam's
Beh Lee Chen Ross Anthony Carroll
Huen Elsa Chan
David Burns Bell
Ringo Chan-Kwong Chan
Philip Joseph Bennett
Gregory David Chaplin
Philip Alexander Bruno Benussi
Julie Marie Chaplin
Andrew Clyne Bett
Max Tai Hung Chen
Roger Bond
Chow Ka Wing Francis
Marco Borg
Chow Oi King Winnie
Mitchelle Marc Bradjic
Amanda Chuah Eng Bee
Robert Andrew Brewster
Paul John Clements
Darren Robert Briggs
Rowan Robert Cole
Debra Lynette Briner
Darryl John David Connoley
Craig Andrew Brown

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Gerard John Cooley
Catherine Cosgrave
Neale Andrew Cousland
Jonathan James Crabtree-Morton
Bruce Rowan Craven
Peter Karim Cromby
Simon John Crone
Anne Cressida Crossley
Clare Louise Cummins
Antonio Vincent Curulli
Adrian Dominic D'urbano
Peter William Dalton
Connie Mary Dellios
Leslie Demos
Sophia Demos, B.A.
John Thomas Dermott
Michaelangelo Diamente
Lisa Gaye Difford
John Paul Dodich
Stephen John Eedy
Clive Rupert Fanning
Michael Fares
Ronald David Farrar
Ralph Mitchum Ferguson
Jonathan Kennedy Field
Sally Jane Fisher
Melissa Gay Flanagan
Craig Scott Foster
Mark Edward Carleton Fowler
Angela Frangos
Anthony Bruce Fuchs
Fung King Sum
Roslynne Gladys Gall
James Charles Frederick Garde
Andrew Peter Garvey
Stuart John Gilbert
Simon John Gilford
Jennifer Christine Gomes
Phillip Daniel Grant
Mandy Gray
Mark Edward Green
Andrew James Griffin, LL.B.
Ian David Griffiths
Peter Joseph Hader, LL.B.
Gregory James Harding
John Henry Harrison
Yasmin Anita Harrison
Alison Mary Hayward
Donna Joy Hester
Samantha Jane Hetrel
Susan Gabriela Hettler
Simon Marshall Hibbins
Matthew John Hicks, LL.B.
Lynette Mary Hives
Meili Ho
Sau Lin Selina Ho
Janine Frances Hoey
Kathleen Robin Hoitinga
Nicholas Timothy Burwood Holder
Simon Douglas Holloway
Hong Geok Mui
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Alan David Hough
Mark Guthrie James Howden, LL.B.
Hu Kie Soon
Susan Laidlaw Hurley
Peter Anthony Italian©
Elizabeth Saphyra Jennings, B.A.
Michael Andrew Jerard
Claire Louise Johannesen
Ross Nathan Jones
Terry Kanellos, B.A.
Helen Karvelis
Paul Joseph Kearney
John Simon Keeley
Wayne Graham Kent, LL.B.
Stephen Michael Keogh
Michael James Kerr
Nina Khoo, B.Sc.
Hilton Romney King, LL.B.
Oliver Klotz
Andrew Mark Komesaroff
Karin Kowalski
Brett Albert Kuhnell
Kwan Wai Kit
Philip Michael Laird
Janet Catriona Latta
Craig Russell Charles Launder, LL.B.
David Francis Lawson
Brendan Sing Kwan Lee
Stephen Joseph Lee, LL.B.
Stuart Alan Newton Lee, B.E.
Sylvia Hau-Yee Lee
Lee Chee Ming
Geoffrey John Leslie
Michael Damien Lewis
Peter Liakopoulos
Lim Soo Bin
Mark Bennett Little
Ze Shen Liu
Liu Hing Kit
Loo Paik Yeng
Richard John Loveridge, LL.B.
Ouirino Lupo
Craig Andrew Lyon
Margaret Ellen Lyons
John Malcolm Macdonald
Indi Patricia Mackay
Rebecca Frances Madder
William John Maddern
Cameron Hans Malingbrough
Alexander John Martin
Rhett Dee Martin, LL.B.
John Peter Matthews
Christopher Arthur Mavroudis
Bernard James McGrath
Timothy John McKay
Anthony Patrick McNamara
Con George Mellos
Kon Mellos. LL.B.
Elena Silvana Merlich
Andrew Philip Messenger, LL.B.
Elizabeth Mary Metzner
Christine Monica Miller
Anthony Charles Milner Cheuk Wah Sit
Oaryl Leslie Minter Russell Mark Smith
Katrina Elizabeth Mitchell Paul Leslie Sparks
Maryann Therese Mizzi Lewis James Spaulding, LL.B.
John Robert Moir, LL.B. Arthur Staios
Charalambos Harley Moraitis Ross Thomas Stevens
James Ross Morrissy Stephen David Stoios
David John Mullane Jennifer Rachel Stone
Geoffrey Stuart Murdoch Neale Geoffrey Sturt
Michael Thomas Murphy, LL.B. Siew Poh Juliana Tan
Ng Kam Luen Raymond Robert Vawer Taylor, LL.B.
Ng Yee Yung Michael James Thompson
Michael Vincent O'Brien Thong Chan Khit
Anthony Joseph O'Connor Tony Tiganis
Andrew Phillip Olexander To Tsan Wai
Ong Nee Naa Ian David Edward Tomkins
Antoine Joseph Pace. LL.B. Basil Peter Tropea, LL.B.
Tony Palanca William Yiu Wing Tsang
Mark Joseph Fallot Tong Kwan Steve Tse
Gillian Maree Payne Jonathan Raymond Turnbull
Andrew Moore Phillips Phillip Douglas Tumour
Patricia Margaret Pollard David William Elvery Tweed
Susan Maree Power Leonard Stanley Vary, LL.B.
Peter Andrew Radford Mark Kailash Vasudeva
Margot Jane Redden Ben Charles Verney
Hannah May Richardson Murray Robert Wallace
Geoffrey Mark Rickard Edward Francis Walters
David Andrew Ridley Allan Robert Murray Watt, LL.B.
David Julian Rischbieth Craig Leslie Watt
Robert Steven Rockefeller, LL.B. Janice Beverley Watt
Alan John Rogers Michael John White
Anne Rollason Neill Thomas Whitehead
Peter Donald Roscrow Geoffrey Kenneth Wilks
Helen Margaret Rowe Gwendalynn Wilson
Charles Joseph Saliba Fiona Hilda Wiseman
Alies Ramez Salloum Peter Damien Wiseman
Merryn Elizabeth Samuelson Edward Robert Wisniewski
David Alexander Sandison Wong Tai Seng
Mohd. Haliemy Sapari Woo Ah Toong
Eileen Ann Sargent Anthony Andrew Keir Wood. LL.B.
Saw Hoay Theng Jane Rayma Woodhouse, LL.B.
Richard Kenneth Pryce Shears Peter Ming-Tyer Yap
Michael James Short Simon John Yuncken
Geoffrey John Simkiss Peter Zyka

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE (1948)

(Degree with Honours)
Catherine Anita Brigden Stephen Robert Paterson
Lindsay Gordon Coburn Albert Pelosi
Paul Murray D'Arcy Peter Anthony Purpura
Donna Sharon Jones Leslie Han Kah Seow
Toby James John Knight Anthony Lloyd Seyfort
Dale John Moroney Ian Barton Stewart
Colin Andrew Morrison Jacqueline Tan Swee Chin
Reina Allison Nicholls Paul Anthony van Ryn
Jeanette Mary O'Callaghan

MASTER OF COMMERCE (1928)

Lawrence Chiu-Yee Huang, B.Com. Marcus Luigi Spiller, B.T.R.P.
Anastasia Mitchell Pallaras. BA(W.Aust.) Mark Ian Wilson, B.Com.

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 DOCTOR OF COMMERCE (1983)
Frederick Kenneth Wright, B.Met.E., B.Com.
BACHELOR OF TOWN AND REGIONAL PLANNING (1963)
Christopher Richard Abery
Halvard David Andersen-Dalheim
Philippa June Burne
Suzanne Joy Marshman Cameron
Angela Jane Habben
Zoi Juvris
Ann Margaret Kirwan
FACULTY OF EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (1936)
Michael Charles Askew
Jane Evelyn Austen-Wishart
Kristine Joanne Bajuk, BAfV.I.C)
Christine Mary Ballota, B.Ed.(Lyon)
Pauline Therese Canty, B.A., Dip.Ed.(Monash)
John Victor Citroen
Barry James Clark, Dip.Mech.Eng.(V.I.C)
Antoinette Collins
Rosaleen Mary Conroy. B.Soc.ScfV.I.C)
Michael Kenneth Cowan, B.A.(Adel.),
Dip.Ed.(Flin.)
Denise Anne Day, Dip.Ed.(V.I.C.)
Stephanie Maree Dundas
Peter James Fahy, B.App.Sc(V.I.C.)
Margaret Mary Flynn, B.A.(Monash)
Colin Rodger Gardner, B.A., B.Com., Dip.Ed.
Deidre Maree Gaudion, Dip.Bus.Stud.(V.I.C.)
Agapetos Peter Hadjitelemachou, B.Sc.(LaT.),
Dip.Ed.
Brien James Hallett, B.A., Dip.Ed.
Wendy Margaret Holden, Dip.Ed.fV.I.C), B.A.
Trena Elizabeth Jolly, B.Sc, Dip.Ed.
Mary Frances Joyce, Dip.Ed.fV.I.C.)
Pericles Karipidis. B.Sc.Ed.
Catherine Joan Lang, B.A., Dip.Ed.
Bettina Suzette Lean, B.Mus., B.Mus.Ed.
Margaret Lesley Lee
Kwong Chiu Lee Dow, B.Sc.
Susan Ruth Lovell, B.A., Dip.Ed.(Q'ld.)
MASTER OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY (1981)
Lilly Letteria Di Salvo, Dip.Ed.Psych.(Monash),
Dip.Ed.fV.I.C), B.A.
Darko Joseph Hajzler, B.A.
Anthony Joseph, BAfV.I.C)
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Catherine Mary Macvean
Joanna Catherine McMeekin
Bruce Robert Lording McMullin
Derek Blair Motlison
Lynn Therese Sweeney
Therese Tang Teng Cheong
Branko Lukic. B.A.(LaT.), Dip.Ed.
John Rory McMahon, B.A.
Julie Margaret Melbourne, B.Mus., Dip.Ed.
David Roy Merritt, B.A.
Marita Ann Molloy, B.Mus.
Eileen Mary Monagle, B.Sc(LaT.)
Merlyn Elizabeth Murphy
Graeme Robert Newman
Anne-Marie Ryan, Dip.Teach.fV.I.C)
Helen Sapountzis
Cristofero Scarlata, B.Sc, Dip.Ed.(Monash)
Kevin Anthony Sertori, B.A.
Golda Shulkes
Paul Xavier Francis Sierakowski, B.Sc,
Dip.Ed.(LaT.)
Josephine Smith, Dip.Ed.(LaT.), B.A.
Sue Erica Smith. Dip.Ed.fV.I.C), B.A.
Alan Lance Stafford, B.Sc. Dip.Ed.
Rodney John Staples, Dip.Ed.fV.I.C.)
Joan Emilie Stewart. B.A.(LaT.)
Phillip Gerard Stewart, B.A.. Dip.Ed.(LaT.)
Trevor Gardner Sutherland, B.A.. Dip.Ed.
Sam Joseph Testa, B.App.Sc.(V.I.C). Dip.Ed.
James Patrick Toohey, Dip.Ed.
Gerard John van de Voorde,
Dip.Tech.Teach.fV.I.C)
Robert Vecchiet. Dip.Ed.fV.I.C). B.Sc.
Valda Wilson, Dip.Tech.Teach.fV.I.C)
Alexander Sacha Wosny, B.Sc, Dip.Ed.(LaT.)
Bella Shulman, Dip.Ed.Psych.(Monash),
Dip.Ed.fV.I.C). B.A.
Deborah Kaye Withers. B.Sc,
Dip.Ed.Psych.(Monash). Dip.Teach.fV.I.C.)
 MASTER OF EDUCATION (1926)
Timothy John Bell
Donald James Bradmore, B.A., Dip.Ed.
Donat James Cornelius, BA(Monash)
George Dimitriadis, B.Sc, B.Ed.
Shane Frederick Dooley, B.A., Dip.Ed.(LaT.)
M.Ed.Stud.(Monash)
Ludmiila Dytschenko, B.A., B.Ed.
Stephen James Parish, Dip.Ed.fV.I.C), B.Sc.
Brian Hodgson, B.Sc.
David John Malcolm Hughes, B.A.(Monash),
M A . Dip.Ed.
Michael Eric Humphries, Dip.Ed.(LaT.), B.A.,
LLB.. B.Ed.
Carol Georgina Irene Johnston, B.Com., B.Ed.
Anne Patricia Kerr, B.A., B.Com.
Stephen Phillip Lamb, B.Ed.fTas.)
Julie Ann Levine, Dip.Mus.fV.I.C), B.Ed.
Frank Wayne Maas, B.Ec, Dip.Ed.(Monash),
B.Ed.(LaT.)
Mollie Elspeth MacGregor
John Stuart McQueen, B.Ed.(Monash), B.Com.,
Dip.Ed.
James Edward O'Grady, B.Sc(Syd)
Ian Harry Redman. B.Sc.(LaT.)
David Allan Roberts, B.Sc.(Lond.). Dip.Ed.(Liv.),
B.Ed.
William Arthur Rogers, B.Theol.,
Dip.Teach.fV.I.C), B.Ed.
Marion Bridget Russell, BA(0'ld.), B.Ed.(LaT.)
Petrina Joy Smith, B.A.(Syd.), Dip.Ed.
Erica Strugnell. B.A.(Monash), B.Ed.
Valerie Margaret Tarrant. B.A., Dip.Ed.
Betty Isabel Taylor, B A , B.Ed.
Christopher Charles Valmadre, B.Sc,
Dip.Ed.(Q'ld.)
Ian Robert Brady Wilson, Dip.Ed.,
B.Ed.(Monash), B.A.

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (1962)
Glen Robert Charge Ian Douglas Jamieson
Borislav Josip Corluka Lee Wai Tow
Anthony Graham Coyle Brian Gerard Niven
Maria Di Pierro Timothy Thomas Richards
John Richard Florence Phillip Lee Stevens
David Gerald Forder James Dimosthenis Vavaroutsos
Peter John Harold Duncan Alphonsus Wallace
Ann Louise Hibbert

BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE WITH HONOURS (1963)

Roy Christopher Hampson Andrew Paul Pinnuck
Robert William Heslop Kevin Thomas Sharkey
Michael Adrian McGlade Geoffrey Maxwell Spinks
Robert Geoffrey Mossop Michael John Stewart
Michael Jon O'Neil

BACHELOR OF SURVEYING (1952)

Chin To Chan Christine Ann Morriss
Aik Beng Cheang Anthony John Murphy
Lindsay Edward French

BACHELOR OF SURVEYING WITH HONOURS (1982)

Rowan Menzie Feltham Ng Peng Khim
Tim Hoe Lee Phang Kin Seng
Peter Peng Chiew Leong Robert John Signorini
William Ignatius Moorhead Eng Peow Ben Yeo

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 BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (1883)
Lisa Jane Abbott (Chemical)
Maria Clarisa Agudo (Electrical)
Francis George Argus (Electrical)
Au Wai Thong (Electrical)
Timothy Donald Black (Civil)
Robert John Bodo (Electrical)
Timothy James Born (Chemical)
Brendan Edward Bourke (Chemical)
Brian Guy Calcutt (Electrical)
Ramesh Dean Chinnappa (Chemical)
Robert Cilia (Civil)
Richard George Cleary (Mechanical)
Bill Contoyannis (Mechanical)
Angelo Cordeschi (Civil)
John Alexander Coutts (Mechanical)
Anthony Charles Davis (Electrical)
Bruce Edgar Dawson (Chemical)
Susette Petrina Dixon (Civil)
Jonathan James Dowling (Mechanical)
David Andrew Fisher (Mechanical)
John Francis Flynn (Mining)
Bashir Gabriel (Mechanical)
Simon Keng Hock Gay (Mechanical)
Martin Ross Gibbs (Electrical)
Paul George Grant (Mechanical)
Alex Peter John Harbuz (Mining)
David Ronald Henderson (Electrical)
Eric Chi-Ho Ho (Civil)
Bruce Allan Hopper (Chemical)
John Dougal Ingram (Electrical)
Gavin Mark Jacob (Mechanical)
Joseph Adrian Shanthakumar Johnpillai
(Electrical)
Bo David Johnson (Civil)
George Karam (Civil)
Anthony Patrick Kelly (Chemical)
Steven Michael Kelly (Civil)
Barry Ian King (Civil)
Jury Kogan (Electrical)
Thomas Andrew Kuen (Civil)
Catharine Siu-Lin Lam (Civil)
Scott Geoffrey Lanyon (Electrical)
Law Hui Kong (Chemical)
Ruth Melanie Lewis (Electrical)
Kook Peng Lim (Industrial)
Lim Kong Loong (Mechanical)
Lim Sok Kiang (Civil)
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING WITH HONOURS (1982)
Peter John Altamore (Mining)
John Crawford Anderson (Mechanical)
Robert Gordon Anderson (Chemical)
Peter Darren Andreola (Chemical)
Robert Murray Argent (Agricultural)
Anthony Adonis Arletos (Mechanical)
Rowan David Barling (Agricultural)
John Alfred Bell (Chemical)
James Duncan Bennett (Civil)
John Murray Bortolussi (Mechanical)
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Tiong Aik Lua (Industrial)
John Alexander Maclsaac (Mining)
lain Calum MacLeod (Civil)
Rigas Roy Mantas (Mechanical)
Christos Maragos (Civil)
Richard Victor Matotek (Electrical)
Malcolm Geoffrey McGill (Chemical)
James Alan Mcintosh (Mechanical)
David Leslie McManus (Chemical)
Brian Gerard McNamee (Electrical)
Martin Darren Metz (Chemical)
Adrian Joseph Miric (Mechanical)
Mitchell Stephen Moore (Mechanical)
Robert Alister Neil (Mechanical)
Alex Ong Beng Soon (Civil)
Ong Soon Lee (Mechanical)
lain Nelson Ralph (Mechanical)
Muhammed Ruzaini Razman (Civil)
Philip Boris Riska (Mechanical)
George Barry Rome (Electrical)
Julie Anne Russ (Chemical)
Paul St.John Saunders (Agricultural)
Craig Stephen Savage (Electrical)
Maurice Serruto (Civil)
Haslina Shamsuddin (Civil)
Owen John Shaw (Mechanical)
Shek Tat Fai Michael (Mechanical)
Richard Ronald John Smith (Chemical)
Joseph Lawrence Spano (Civil)
Nicholas Walter Speer (Mechanical)
Robert Malcolm Spittle (Mechanical)
Peter Simon Steudle (Chemical)
Craig Duncan Taylor (Chemical)
Kok-Siong Teo (Chemical)
Joyce Siew Keat Thean (Chemical)
Peter Charles John Thompson (Civil)
William James Tymms (Electrical)
Robert Leonardus van der Meer (Chemical)
Jane Waldock (Civil)
Ian Edward Waldron
Andrew Dean Wallis (Chemical)
Peter John Waters (Chemical)
John Russell Weatherlake (Civil)
Richard David Wright (Civil)
David Maurice Wynne (Mechanical)
Gary James Zuccala (Electrical)
Debra Jan Boucher (Chemical)
Richard Kenneth Boykett (Mechanical)
Peter Maurice Brodribb (Mechanical)
Ian Lawrence Brown (Mechanical)
Chan Chee Oei (Electrical)
Colin Chang Khong Lin (Chemical)
Chieng Yew Tai (Electrical)
Vincent Cheong Shun Choi (Electrical)
Matthew Spencer Churchward (Mechanical)
Stephen James Cimpoeru (Metallurgical)
Bruce John Clark (Chemical)
Nicholas John Armstrong Clark (Mechanical)
Simon Alexander Clarke (Electrical)
Rhod Murray Fraser Clayton (Mechanical)
Timothy Newell Cocking (Mechanical)
Stephen Noriswood Crocker (Mechanical)
Paul Fredrick Crooks (Chemical)
Steven Craig de Kretser (Chemical)
Craig Robert de la Rue (Mechanical)
Andrew Gerard Edgar (Civil)
Mark James Finlay (Mining)
Caroline Anne Forrest (Civil)
Sally Margaret Fryer (Chemical)
Michael William Furey (Electrical)
Steven Bruce Gallagher (Electrical)
Gan Kian Yap (Electrical)
Malcolm John Scott Garrow (Chemical)
Goh Keat Chye (Electrical)
Stephen Richard Gray (Chemical)
Rodger Bruce Grayson (Agricultural)
Dominic Geoffrey Grounds (Civil)
James Victor Groutsch (Metallurgical)
George Alfred Hansper (Electrical)
Murray Roy Harris (Mining)
Roger John Hatfield (Civil)
Roger Mears Hatten (Electrical)
Gary Ronald Hayes (Chemical)
Justin Mischa Ho (Mechanical)
Mark Andrew James (Mechanical)
Stewart William Johnson (Civil)
Jeffrey Russell Keys (Civil)
Andrew Neil Kindred (Mining)
Edmund David Joseph Kirby (Mechanical)
Soon Teck Kong (Civil)
Alexander Krawchuk (Electrical)
Brian Robert Labza (Civil)
Anthony Richard Ladson (Agricultural)
David Lam (Civil)
Neil Andrew Larson (Mechanical)
Heng Keat Lee (Civil)
Sze Han Lee (Electrical)
Thiam Sun Lee (Chemical)
Lee Kok Wai (Civil)
Leow Fook Choy (Electrical)
Henry Lew (Electrical)
Clifford Peter Liesting (Electrical)
Lim Ngee Ching (Electrical)
Vitas Liubinas (Mechanical)
Tony Lukic (Electrical)
Norman MacLeod (Mechanical)
Clarence Andre Manasseh (Industrial)
Dominic Anthony Marozzi (Mechanical)
Alan Scot Martin (Civil)
Andrew Hamilton McDonald (Civil)
MASTER OF APPLIED SCIENCE (1964)
Ian Douglas Jamieson
Keith Alexander Laws-Herd
John Guerin Malone. B.App.Sc
Peter John Mutton, Dip.Met.(S.A.I.T.)
Gary Alexander McLaren (Electrical)
James Darren Mensink (Electrical)
Robert Reginald Mews (Electrical)
Roger Neal Millett (Metallurgical)
Dean Warren Mollar (Chemical)
Nigel Conrad Mullen (Civil)
Wing Yiu Ng (Civil)
Brian Desmond O'Connell (Mechanical)
Michael James O'Flynn (Civil)
James Hutchinson Oakley (Chemical)
Michael Bernard Ohanessian (Mechanical)
Jeremy Gordon Orchard (Chemical)
Pang Seng Kai (Civil)
Bruce Melrose Paterson (Electrical)
Chris Panagiotis Pattas (Electrical)
Michael William Peyton (Civil)
Poh Kok Weng (Civil)
Wing Fu Poon (Civil)
Michael Peter Porter (Electrical)
Robert Ranogajec (Electrical)
Frank Ravalli (Electrical)
Simon Ridley (Mining)
Timothy George Robinson (Chemical)
Andrew Peter Russo (Electrical)
John Francis Salamito (Mining)
Seow Liang Yean (Civil)
Edward John Skuza (Chemical)
Gershom Robert Sleightholme (Mechanical)
Andrew James Smith (Chemical)
Luke Walter Smith (Mining)
Bruce Dalrymple Spencer (Mining)
Joseph Salvatore Spurio (Electrical)
Mauro Stambulic (Electrical)
Richard Ian Stoddart (Electrical)
Hiroshi Tabuchi (Chemical)
Kim Huat Tan (Electrical)
Martin Tay Tiong We (Electrical)
John Temos (Chemical)
Robert George Allen Terry (Mechanical)
Paul William Thompson (Chemical)
John David Ure (Mechanical)
Benjamin James van der Merwe (Mechanical)
Andrew Van Der Zwan (Chemical)
Frances Marion Daphne van Reyk (Civil)
Roderick William Charles Vance (Electrical)
Clinton Patrick Walsh (Mechanical)
Rupert James Warburton (Mechanical)
Gregory Craig Weston (Mechanical)
Ian Mcllwaine Whitton (Civil)
Timothy John Williams (Mechanical)
Bruce Charles Wymond (Civil)
Elias Yaacoub (Mechanical)
Yoo Ken Seng (Civil)
Peter Gerard O'Donoghue, B.App.Sc
Robert Ross Premier, B.Sc
Felicity Anne Roddick, B.App.Sc(V.I.C)
Jon Victor Ward
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 MASTER OF ENGINEERING SCIENCE (1941)
Paraskevas Parry Anastasiadis, B.E.(N.S.W.)
(Mechanical)
Mangompia Angod. M.SAE.(Philippines)
(Agricultural)
Crosbie David Baulch, B.E. (Electrical)
Marites Cabrera. B.Sc.Eng.(Philippines)
(Mechanical)
Chan Huan Sin, B.E.(V.I.C.) (Mechanical)
Mohammed Nazrul Islam Chowdhury,
B.Sc.Eng.(B'desh) (Civil)
Peter Ian Corke, B.E. (Electrical)
Stephen Charles Day, B.E. (Civil)
George Dimopoulos, B.E. (Mechanical)
Olorunlogbon Fanoro, B.Sc.(Nigeria) (Civil)
Kenton David Fuller, B.Sc.(Adel. & Tas.)
(Industrial)
John William Howarth. B.E. (Electrical)
Annie Yue Po Lai, B.E.(Deakin) (Electrical)
Ser Ngang Lim. B.E. (Civil)
Patrick Sitila Jonathan James Makungu,
B.Sc.Eng.(Dar-es-Salaam) (Agricultural)
Robert Francis Maxwell, B.E. (Electrical)
Peter Mirkov. B.E. (Civil)
Ng Chit Peng, B.E. (Electrical)
Hans Ots (Chemical)
Yogeshkumar Harivallabh Parikh, B.E.(S.P.)
(Mechanical)
Paul Frank Revalli, B.E. (Electrical)
Seow Liang Perng, B.E. (Mechanical)
Frumence Joachim Shirima, B.Sc(Dar-es-
Salaam) (Civil)
Michael Angelo Siles. B.E. (Civil)
Kittirat Sroikeeree, B.E.(Chulalongkorn) (Civil)
Trang Chan-Thanh, B.E. (Chemical)

MASTER OF SURVEYING SCIENCE (1979)

Alexander Bruce Murnane, B.Surv.
Garry Robinson, B.Surv.

DOCTOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (1962)

David Gordon Evans, M.Sc.

DOCTOR OF ENGINEERING (1921)

Dennis Milton Turley, M.E.

FACULTY OF LAW
BACHELOR OF LAWS (1865)
Leanne Maree Abela, B.A. Eric Mathew Campbell
Robert Alderuccio Philip Anthony Catania
Anthony Joseph Ashby Russell John Charles. B.Com.(N.S.W.)
Jayne Margaret Atkins Diana Lesley Cohen
Judith Anne Ayles, LL.B. Gregory Reardon Doran, Dip.Ed.fV.I.C)
Patricia Mary Baker Brigitte Edgar
Richard William Roy Bartram Zev Eizik
Kilat Ak Beriak David Charles Ekberg
Baru Bian, Dip.Law (Mara) Lesley Ann Fleming. B.A.
Peter John Billings Daniel Patrick Flynn, B.A.
Anthony Stephen Bong Gee Choi, B.A. Rodney Leonard Ford, B.A.
Philip Brown Denise May Foster, B.A.
Ian Henry Bruce Graeme Paul Freeman
Carolyn Anne Bruns, B.A. Robert William Friend
Mark Henry Burger Raymond Brian Gill, B.A.
Jennifer Kaye Bydder Dina Goldfayl. B.A.
Paul Damien Caleo, B.A. Nick Grambas, B.Com.
Joseph David Calleri Sebastian Charles Moran Greene, B.A.
Meredith Ann Cameron Andrew James Griffin
David Colin Campbell Christine Maria Haag
Debra Bae Campbell Peter Joseph Hader

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Robin Charles Harris
Kirsty Balfour Henshall, B.A.
Matthew John Hicks
Deborah Ann Hollingworth
Andrew Gordon Hooper
Mark Guthrie James Howden
John Frederick Hoysted
Margaret Mary Garvan Hurley, B.A.
Jennifer Scott Inglis, B.A.
Peter Graeme Johnston, B.A.
Gene Kalaja, B.Sc.(Monash)
Andrew Bruce Keck
Timothy Joseph Kennedy, B.A.
Wayne Graham Kent
Ahmad Khairi Bin Khairuddin
Hilton Romney King
Helen Koustas
David Graham Lacey, B.Com.
Ruth Lacey, B.A.
Philip Robert Charles Lambourne, B.A.
Stephen Joseph Lee
Lee Chee Ming
Lee Siew Lung
Aimee Sau Harn Liew
Leka Alex Lipe, B.Com.
Richard John Loveridge
lona Gayle Macnab, B.A.
Howard Craig Marosi, B.Com.
Rhett Dee Martin
Andrew Noel Maughan
Vicki Alison McCreadie
Wayne McMaster
Kon Mellos
Andrew Philip Messenger
Johanna Margaret Metcalf, B.A.
Gerald James Miller, B.A.
Timothy Mark Millership
John Robert Moir
Julianne Frances Mulholland, B.A.
Michael Thomas Murphy
Charles Edward Nelson
Stavroula Neohoritis
Antoine Joseph Pace
Maria Palamara, B.A.
Angela Palombo, B.A.
Michael James Pickering
BACHELOR OF LAWS WITH HONOURS (1951)
John William Armour
Pauline Frances Bernard, B.A.
Monica Ann Christian
Margaret Theresa Crock, B.A.
Leon Gerard Doyle, B.A.
Elizabeth Eadie
Timothy John Greenall, B.A.
Richard Austin Hall, B.Com.
Paul Martin Hayes
Craig Ronald Henderson, B.A.
Elizabeth Therese Johnson, B.A.
Arthur Michael Joseph Keeley, B.A.
Richard Wallace McGarvie
Martin Patrick Matthew Pirrie. B.A.
Diane Michael Preston, B.A.
Joanna Crealock Price, B.A.
Elizabeth Mary Proust. B.A.(LaT.)
John Reginato, B.A.
John Arthur Ribbands
Mark Andrew Robins, B.A.
Donald Bruce Robinson
Robert Steven Rockefeller
James Reid Ross
Steven Andrew Rosten
Mark John Russell, B.A.
Kathleen Mary Ryan
Martin Rothwell Scott. B.A.
Seow Nyoke Yoong
Graeme Adrian Sharkey
Catherine Jennifer Simon
Lewis James Spaulding
George Constantine Spillotis, B.A.
Aiznin Sairi Bin Sulaiman
Emma Myrtle Swart
Tan Chor Teck
Richard Timothy Taranto
Alfred Tatlock, B.Sc.
Robert Vawer Taylor
Michael Ward Tehan, B.A.
Charles William Gordon Tinney, B.Sc.
Nicholas Justin Toohey, B.Com.
Alexander Richard Travers, B.A.
Andrew Algirdas Vaitiekunas, B A
Ann Georgina Valos, B.A.
Leonard Stanley Vary
Suzanna Kathleen Vidra, B.A.
David Rushton Walker
Christopher Leon Ward, B.A.
Sherrard Robert Warnock
Allan Robert Murray Watt
Paul William Webster, B.A.
Dianne Sharon Weinstein, B.A.
Michael Francis Wheelahan
Edward John Wilkinson
Rodney Ian Edmund Willcox
John Faros Wilson. B.A.
Anthony Andrew Keir Wood
Jane Rayma Woodhouse
Michael Damien Wyles, B.A.
John Philip McKenna. B.Com.
Anne Louise Mullins, B.A.
Paul John O'Brien, B.Com.
Michael Hugh O'Brien, B.Sc.
Peter Andrew Radford
Cameron John Rider, B.A.
Peter Clive Rozen. B.A.
Steven Stevens, B.Ec.(Monash)
Helen Elizabeth Stewart, B.A.
Elspeth Anne Strong, M.A.. Dip.Ed.
Diana Tominc, B.A.
Sharon Patricia Wilson, B.A.
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 MASTER OF LAWS (1881)
Peter Waddington Almond. B.A., LL.B. Warwick Douglas Mowbray, LL.B.
Paul Bingham, B.A., LL.B. Thomas Duncan Musgrave, B.A.fWindsor),
Johannes Petrus Martihus de Koning, LL.B. LL.B., B.CL.(McGill)
Ross James Higgins, LL.B.(Monash) Susan Ada Oberholzer, LL.B.(Natal)
Bruce Lane Johnston, B.A., LL.B.(Monash) Malcolm McKenzie Park, LL.B.(Monash)
Elizabeth Victoria Lanyon, B.A., LL.B. Russell Gordon Smith, B.A.. LL.B., Dip.Crim.

FACULTY OF MEDICINE
BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCE (1967)
William Mark Atkin Prudence Kay Neerhut, M.B..B.S.
Jonathan Rhys Carapetis Juergen Stahl
Michael Keith Hocking

BACHELOR OF MEDICINE (1862) and BACHELOR OF SURGERY (1879)

Joanne Christine Adie Alison Louise Clayton
Fiorella Alberico Fiona Helen Clements
Andrew Geoffrey Allan Vicky Cocotis
Penelope Jayne Allen Jacinta Mary Coleman
Aubrey Anthony Almeida Jacquelene Marcelle Collett
Richard David Angliss Jane Marguerite Collins
James Antoniadis Michael John Connellan
Brett Damon Archer Michael Andrew Coote
Bill Arsenakis Sue Meredith Corrigan
William Mark Atkin, B.Med.Sc Michael Victor Croce
Michael Thomas Baker Carmel Therese Crock
Nicholas Balis David John Curtis
Andrius Juozas Balnionis Matthew Christopher Daly
Louise Elizabeth Batchelor Mark Davies Daniell
Richard John Bate Jennifer Mary Davey
Alan George Baxter Elaine April Joy Davies
Diana Margaret Baylis Martin Leonard Day
Andrew Donald Beischer Willem Bastien de Boer, B.Med.Sc.
David Richard Bell Francesco Demaio
Matthew Julian Arundell Benson Stuart James Dilley
Richard William Rex Bills Leo Thomas Donnan
Margaret Ruth Bird Kenneth Peter Dowd
Antonio Leopoldo Bonomo Glenn Osborne Downey
Claudia Clare Antonia Bosch Robert Eadie
Ross Stephen Breadmore Margaret Mary Eagle
Lindsay Robert Bridgford William Howard Bruce Edwards
Agus Emong Brotodihardjo William David Eichler
Heather Julie Brown Damon Peter Eisen
Susan Bernadette Buhler lliya Boris Englin, B.Med.Sc
Richard Andrew Bunter Mary Jane Fitzpatrick
Fergus John Cameron, B.Med.Sc. Damian Gerard Flanagan
Jillian Louise Gamier Grant Justin Flanagan
Robert Luigi Campagnaro Brian Robert Fox
Judith Campbell Matthew Yorke Frei
Jonathan Rhys Carapetis Andrew Jonathan Freidin
Tony Chan Steven Andrew Freund
Chen Phoon Ping Doron Gaddie
Sang Chung, B.Med.Sc. Peter John Gard
David Gregory Clarke Joanne Gardiner

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Corinne Joy Ginifer Panagiota-Ula Milonas
Gregory John Gladman John Thomas Moloney
Olivia Gobbo Michael Montalto
Paul Robert Goggin Ruth Jennifer Mueller. B.Sc.
Anna Barbara Golemo, B.Sc Julie-Anne Mulhauser
Peter Douglas Good Brian Anthony Mullins
Christopher Mark Goods John Martin Negri
Lynette Joy Goudie Pha Huu Ngo
Merran Louise Gowans Amanda Jane O'Flaherty
Stephen Roger Graves, Ph.D.(Monash) Jane Elizabeth Opie
Virginia Mary Hamilton Margaret Ann Oziemski
Chanad Stephen Harangozo Ravi Padmanabhan
Martin Graham Healey Mark Andrew Paine
Barbara Janet Heath Katherine Paizis
Peter Dale Hebbard Christos Papachristos
Ana Raquel Hernandez Despina Parathira, B.Sc
Isolde Evelyn Hertess. B.Sc. Vahid Payman
David Barry Hipgrave, B.Sc. Anne-Marie Pellizzer
Michael Keith Hocking, B.Med.Sc. Lianne Barbara Mei Lin Poon
Malcolm John Hopwood Mary Josephine Price
Paul Warren Howat George Proimos, B.Sc.
Michael William Hum Susan Gay Radford
James Francis Garvan Hurley Michael Anthony Ragg
Bernard Infeld Martin Donald Richardson
Gerard Patrick Ingham Megan Sue Robertson
Yvette Michele Jan Evangelos Romas
David Henry Kausman Victoria Regina Ross
Steven Peter Kenneth Kaye Stephen Norman Rowles
Darren William Keating Eric Reginald William Salter
Khor Kok Eng Freya Jan Schmidt
Andrew James Kiellerup Seow Swee Leng
Anastase Thomas Christos Kotsimbos Megan Courtenay Sherwood
David Colin Kruse Felicity Louise Shumack
Theo Kyrou Magdalena Simonis
Mary-Anne Lancaster Peter James Smith
Peter William Larsen-Disney, B.Sc(Monash) Bruce Telford Stewart
Kim Thu Le James Alexander Sutherland
Phuoc Binh Le Sarah Swain
Johnny Matthew Lee John Swieca
Vincent Hock Cheng Lee Gerard Swee Boon Tan
Jeffrey Lefkovits Irene Tan Ae Rin
Justin Laurence Leong Mimi Lai-Kuan Tang
Caroline Fong Leng Liow Jin Hui Teh
Frank John Liskaser Tacye Louisa Todd
Rimas Vincent Liubinas Julie Toh Swee Eng
Stephen Alister Locarnini, B.Sc.(Monash) Jane Sarah Tovey
Andrew William Lowe Steven George Troupakis
Matthew Joseph Lynch Michael Geoffrey Vaughan, B.Med.Sc.
Susan Heather MacGill Melissa Ann Viney
Michael Lindsay Mackay Stephen George Wales, B.Med.Sc.
Catherine Margaret Maclean Anne-Marie Louise Watson
Phoebe-Anne Mainland Karen Louise White
Wendy Elizabeth Marshman Keith Wing Shing
Ellen Louise Maxwell John Kieng Ming Wong
Belinda Jane McDonald David Wong Ong Hea
Sue-Anne McLachlan Fiona Victoria Wood
Ruth Patricia McNair Philip John Worboys
Timothy John McNamara Alison Ruth Yung
David Meerkin Peter Anthony Zammit
Tracey Elizabeth Merriman Michael Ziccone

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Christophe Pierre Andrey Leon Piterman, M.B..B.S.
Bryan Ernest Cohen, M.B..B.S. Peter Leslie Schattner, M.B..B.S.
Neil David Johnson. M.B..B.S.

MASTER OF SURGERY (1885)

John Patrikios, M.B..B.S. David Rowan Webb, M.B..B.S.
Julian Anderson Smith, M.B..B.S.

DOCTOR OF MEDICINE (1862)

Peter Grahame Colman, M.B.,B.S.(Monash)
David Rawley Fletcher
John Medwyn Hutson, M.B.,B.S.(Monash)
John William Kelly. M.B..B.S.
Christine Julie Kilpatrick, M.B..B.S.
Arth Nana. M.D.(Mahidol)
Alison Joy Nankervis, M.B..B.S.
Rowan Graham Walker, M.B..B.S.
Robert Fyfe Zacharin. M.B..B.S., M.G.O.

FACULTY OF MUSIC

BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION (1974)

Alexander Averbukh Mary Josephine Munnink
Michelle Jillian Lucas Alison Mary Price
Kristine Elisabeth Mellens. B.Mus. Gillian Joy Richardson

BACHELOR OF MUSIC (1894)

Paola Bastreri Richard Andrew Knurek
Andre Charles Catrice Philip David Lambert
Raymond Robert Craven Le Tuan Hung
Margaret Dover Helen Mairs
Pamela Mary Eldridge Philip John Nunn
Trudy Dawn Firth Joan Ellen Skilbeck
Siegfried Manfred Franke Carmel Patricia Slater
Ruth Godding John David Snowdon
Louise Frances Godwin Annette June Stephens
Jennifer Ann Gome Graeme Robert Stuart
Dianne Elizabeth Howard Linda Joy Thompson
Catherine Ann Hoy Debora Louisa Tysmans
Catherine Anne Kaleski Glenda Mary Wadsley
Andrew Bruce Keck, LL.B. David Charles Worrall

BACHELOR OF MUSIC WITH HONOURS (1981)

Christina Joy Green Anthony David Way
Eira Christina McCarthy

MASTER OF MUSIC (1964)

Peter John Chaplin, B.Mus. Robin Frederick Curtis Fenton, B.Mus.Ed.

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (EDUCATION) (1971)

Luigi Bartolomeo Borrelli, B.Sc. Paul Bernard Hooper
Frances Lesley Hannan Paul Raymond Loughran
Valerie Joy Heaney David Anthony Rourke

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN OPTOMETRY (1970)

Ang Hong Beng Linda Marie Metcalf
Ra'anan Ben-David Arthur Papoulias
Joy Merilyn English Mark William Prince
Stephen Anthony Giacon Dean Anthony Joseph Rosario
Timothy Richard Golding Geoffrey Dean Smith
Annette Goudappel Judith Anne Taylor
Darren Victor Lane Kenneth William Thomas
Thomas Lazaridis Davut Ulusoy
Mark Bruce John Letts Yim Kwok Leung
Heather Jean McKay

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (1893)

Joseph Ignatius Alcantara Paul David Chandler
Clare Denise Anderson Suzanne Aishe Charkas
Antony Andrejczuk Cheng Kim Yin Stephen
Luc Anthian Ian Douglas Chennell
Alison Sylvia Anthony Jenny Chiam Quee Lun
Stephen Peter Argyropoulos Marietta Carmel Chiodo
Mark Andrew Arman Chong Yok Sim
Colin Gordon Armstrong Chua Lee Leng
Xenofon Arvanitis, B.A. Lenard Joseph Ciantar
Arthur Bablis Tim Ward Clark
Susan Bailey Scott Murray Fraser Clayton
David John Baker Katrina Clendinnen
Garry James Barcham Pamela Elisabeth Clunie
Dana Bartrop Tracey Lee Coates
Lisa Anne Baulch Neil George Cormick
Michael Allan Beaver Louise Marie Creati
Susan Alison Berwick Doris Daglas
Mark Ashley Bishop Daniel Davis
Sergio John Bobbera, B.D.Sc. Martyn Alan Davis
Miriam Thelma Bourke Andrew James Dean
Neale Brain Thomas Gerardus Dekker
Brian Andrew Breeze Catherine Sue Dennis
John Anthony Broadbent Claire Elizabeth Dennis
Julie-Anne Joy Brown Maureen Patricia Devine
Robert Kenneth Brownie Julie Anne Dewhurst
Geoffrey Ross Bryant Teresa Ann Dickinson
Robert John Bunton Marie Bernadette Donovan
Jodie Anne Burke Alison Jane Dredge
Nadine Bush Travis James Dunn
Eric Mathew Campbell, LL.B. Nicole Lee Dyson
John Ian Cann Elizabeth Eadie, LL.B.
Barbara Jane Carach Margaret Allison Edney
Boris Carli Clarissa Mary Edwards
Stephen Boyd Carlile James Edward Egan
Donna Lee Carter Pamela Anne Evans
Philip Anthony Catania, LL.B. Adrian Michael Farrier
Tanya Lee Chambers Vivienne Feather, B.Pharm.fV.I.C)

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Franca Ferraro
Michael Flynn
Caroline Mary Fry
Cathryn Brenda Furby
Andrew Peter Gale
Christopher Lance Gallagher
Leanne Joy Gasson, B.A.
Irene Geewah
Stuart Charles Gibbs
Charles Elliott Gillies, B.A.
Bella Gitman
James Francis Gleeson
Karen Elizabeth Gough
Cameron Lindsay Green
Peter John Guley
Gary Charles Hallenan
Colleen Margaret Haratsis
Brett James Harries
Peter Hatzimitrou
Robyn Mandy Hausler
Karen Frances Heady
Garry Andrew Heme
Isolde Evelyn Hertess
Anne Julia Hibbert
Martin Grenville Hiscock
Susan Hisheh
Michelle Margaret Holian
David Geoffrey Hook
Lisa Anne Hooker
Cathryn Jane Hope
Jennifer Elizabeth Hopkins
Barrie Martin Hopson
Dominique Jane Home
Gay Maree Hosking
Craig Stephen Gordon Hutchinson
Kenichi Inukai
Nicole Annette Johnson
Christos Demetrious Kakris
Mary Kalatzis
Barbara Kallivokas
Toula Karamitos
Aristidis Katsogiannis
Jennifer Margaret Kay
William James Kelso
Stuart James Kininmonth
Robyn Elizabeth Kinkead
Peter Francis Kipka, B.A.
Else Klein
Karl Heinz Kny, B.E.
Christos Kominatos
Frank John Kovacevic
Leon John Kovacic
Attila Alexander Kubinyi
Steven Michael Kues
Ross John Kummer
La Thi Ha
Andrew Keith Lacey
Brendon Robert Lack
Sarah Ann Laird
Peter William Lane
Wojciech Edward Laskowski
Susan Jayne Lear
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Lee Chuin Jou
Lee Siew Lung, LL.B.
Ruth Marlene Liedtke
Angelica Kum Yee Lim
Lim Kwee Enn
Catherine Mary Livingston
Stephen Ross Lovell
Linda Ann Lyons
Allison Margaret Macdonald
Catherine Anne Macdonald
Timothy George MacDonald
David Charles Maclsaac
Andrew Antony Mackinlay
Catherine Louise Magree
Somchit Mahanivong
Nicky Maheras
Joanne Elizabeth Mahoney
Andrew Scott Mann
Kathryn Elena Manwaring
Sue Jennifer Margerson
Tracey Marriner
Jennifer Lynne Martin
Andrew Noel Maughan, LL.B.
Rodney James May
Andrew Ian McArthur
Robert Bruce McCluskey
Damian John McColl
Vicki Alison McCreadie, LL.B.
Graeme Bruce McDowell
Linda Suzanne McFarlane
Carol-Anne McGill
Kenneth Mark McKay
John Douglas McKenzie
Robert William McKenzie
Jennifer Anne McKinnon
Shane Barry McLean
Jencie McRobert
James Francis Meehan
Bruce Ronald Mercer
Kirsten Michelsen
Timothy Mark Millership, LL.B.
Richard Numa Mirfield, B.E., M.Eng.Sc
Sally Jane Mitchell
Angela Louise Molinaro
Bronwen Kate Moncrieff
Jane Moon-Manikhot
Amanda Jayne Moore
Sandra Jane Morrin
Jonathan Piers Alexander Morton
Russell Baird Myers
Christopher Reg Nelms
Ross Gregory Newcombe
Graeme Robert Newman
Ng Yee Yung
Thien Hoang Nguyen
Ian Alistair Nicholson
Geoffrey Russell Nicol
Jennifer Margaret Nicol
Belinda Jane Norgard
Sally-Anne Northfield
Michael Hugh O'Bryan
Justin William O'Callaghan
Wayne Anthony Patrick O'Loughlin Kevin Richard Spratt
Dion Dixon O'Neill Roymon Stare, B.E.
Siobhan Catherine O'Shaughnessy David Brock StaUghton
William George Olayos, BA(Nth.Garolina), Andrew William Stewart
Dip.Aud. Sandra Elisabeth Stewart
Elizabeth Ong Cheng Lian Janet Margaret Sullivan
Ong Meng Gee Terry Swiatkiwsky
Graham Robert Oppy, B.A. Jennifer York Syme
Elizabeth Owen Zita Szabo
Louie Paraskevopoulos Tai Pek Lay
Simon Joseph Patterson Peter Clive Tait
Darrell Edward Perkins Kee Tieng Tan
Fiona Jean Perkins Pauline Anne Taylor
Christopher David Perry Stephen Mark Taylor
Vincent James Pettigrove Song Boon Teng
Daniel Dung Trong Pham Andrea Kathryn Tidey
William Peter Douglas Pheasant Carolyn Joy Tipping
Roger Stuart Phillips Philip Paul Trigge
Michael James Pickering, LL.B. Ian Andrew Trounce
Graham Munro Pitt Helen Elizabeth Trowell
Lynne-Marie Powell Stergios Tsikaris
Russell John Pretty Serena Maree Van der Peet
Michael Price Douglass Gerard van Galen
Glenn Phillip Proudfoot Amanda Raws Varcoe-Cocks
Carolyn Jane Ranford Francesco Vetere
Helen Forbes Reid Steven John Vidler
Nicholas Alexander Riggio Gennadiy Volchek
Jara Ores Riha, B.A. Trevor Douglas Voss
Stephen John Robertson Simeon Votier
Christine Robinson Chau Vu
Donald Bruce Robinson, LL.B.
My Linh Vu
Carl Geoffrey Rogers
Vun Chee Ming, M.B..B.S., B.Med.Sc.
Leonie Jan Rooney
Grant Neville Waddington
James Reid Ross, LL.B.
Janine Pamela Waite
Steven Maxwell Roughsedge
Susanne Joy Wakeman
Stephen Paul Rucli
David Rushton Walker, LL.B.
Noel Wilson Russell
Stewart John Walker
Concettina Geraldine Russo
Vivienne Kay Waller, B.A.
Adele Frances Ryan
Rohan Neville Edmond Walsh
Lothar Otto Georg Satzke
Nicholas Raymond Ward
Andrew John Sawchyn
Martin Robert Waters
Lisa Denise Schmidt
George Scrinis Kathryn Anne Watt
Robyn Leeanne Sedgman Bretton John Wells
Karen Elizabeth Seymour Malcolm Knox Widdicombe
Susan Margaret Shaw James Alan Williams
Paula Marcelle Sheahan Lyndal Annette Williams
Colleen Shu Jane Lyn Wilson
Dianne Elizabeth Silk Wong Bo Sang
loannis Skantzos Wong Hung Long
Marcus Aras Smelstorius Bruce Craig Wright
Marilla Maxine Smith Siew Feong Yau
Mike Jeffery Cornelius Smith Turine Yeung Duen Lin
Saridporn Soonthornkit Richard Khye-Huat Yiap
Peter Andrew Spiliopoulos Philip John Young
Paul Gerard Zoethout

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (1954)

(Degree with Honours)
Helen Elizabeth Abud (Genetics) Anthony Lloyd Albiston (Genetics)
Marc Gregory Achen (Biochemistry) Nicholas Brian Allen (Psychology)
Christopher Ralph Adams (Geology) Jacquelyn Deva Anderson (Geology)

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Kenneth Brian Anderson (Chemistry)
Peter Rankin Andrews (Physics)
Marilyn Leanne Angus (Biochemistry)
Jim Apostolopoulos (Biochemistry)
Mark Charles Arundell (Geology)
Judith Mary Baker (Geology)
Danielle Bannister (Biochemistry)
Johanna Gabriel Barry (Chemistry)
Nina Baseggio (Biochemistry)
Kristina Anne Baskys (Anatomy)
Nicholas Belegrinos (Computer Science)
Louise Elizabeth Bennett (Chemistry)
Mark David Berzsenyi (Pathology)
Steven George Bird (Mathematics and
Computer Science)
Antonio Michael Borazio (Chemistry)
Luigi Bartolomeo Borrelli (Botany)
Jane Elizabeth Bourke (Biochemistry)
Rohan Martin Braddy (Chemistry)
Heidi Juliette Brown (Medical Biology)
Johanne Marie Brown (Chemistry)
Mel Brown (Physiology)
Trevor John Brown (Geology)
Daniel John Bucher (Zoology)
Karen Maree Buckingham (Zoology)
Dieter Mark Butach (Microbiology)
Ann Louise Bull (Genetics)
Christopher John Burns (Chemistry)
Gregory Keith Burns (Chemistry)
Michael David Bush (Geology)
Anthony Alfred Calvi, B.Sc. (Genetics)
Anne Maree Cantwell (Chemistry)
Anthony Rossiter Caughey (Geology)
Joanna Elizabeth Caust (Microbiology)
Lawrence Cavedon (Computer Science)
John Leonard Carrick Chambers (Geology)
John Nicholas Churchill (Chemistry)
Anthony Michael John Cichello (Psychology)
Fabio Cirrito (Statistics)
Geoffrey Maurice Clarke (Genetics)
Nigel Geoffrey Seagrave Collins (Geology)
Susan Elizabeth Cracknetl (Computer Science)
Clive Sherwin D'Santos (Biochemistry)
Caroline Davies (Geology)
Teradej Cornelius Sebastian Dejrangsi (Physics)
Margaret Lorraine Delbridge (Genetics)
Marisa Di Pasquale (Botany)
Angela Louise Dixon (Psychology)
Catherine Ruth Dossetor, B.A. (Psychology)
Robyn Elizabeth Dow (Botany)
Alison Jeanine Edwards (Chemistry)
Alan John Elliot (Pathology)
Jane Elizabeth Ellis, (Botany)
Christine Melinda Farrell (Botany)
Roslyn Anne Feain (Microbiology)
Jane Elise Fitzpatrick (Genetics)
Robert Harold Flegg (Chemistry)
Katherine Anne Freed (Botany)
Samuel James Funnel! (Chemistry)
Julie Ann Garner (Psychology)
Simon William Robert Gell (Chemistry)
Bruce Clarendon Gill (Geology)
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Benjamin George Golding (Computer Science)
Geoffrey Charles Grace (Pharmacology)
Jeanne Elizabeth Grant (Genetics)
Ursula Mary Hanna (Biochemistry)
Frances Lesley Hannan, B.Sc.Ed. (Genetics)
Vera Yvonne Hansper (Physics)
Stephen Maxwell Hardy (Genetics)
James Anthony Harland (Mathematics and
Computer Science)
Edyta Hetman (Zoology)
Andrew Keir Humphries (Geology)
Susan Kathleen Hurley (Genetics)
Richard Andrew Jagger (Zoology)
Heather Gaye Johnston (Pharmacology)
Nicholas Michael Jones (Geology)
Jeremy Bryan Mark Jowett (Microbiology)
Mary Kalantzis (Pharmacology)
Malgorzata Anna Kazmierczak (Psychology)
Narayan Khandekar (Chemistry)
June Seo Koon Khor (Psychology)
Milton John Kiefel (Chemistry)
Eric Agirios Kitas (Chemistry)
Rudi Klein (Anatomy)
Joanne Elaine Klemke (Zoology)
Simon John Knowles (Microbiology)
Simeon Peter Koroneos (Genetics)
Sophie Koudounas (Anatomy)
Sally Koutsoliotas (Physics)
Mary Jane La Scala (Biochemistry)
Gregory John Lampard (Physics)
Noel Joseph Langford (Chemistry)
Deanna Yuen Mei Lau (Psychology)
Andrew Stuart Leggatt (Genetics)
Martin Alun Lewis (Microbiology)
Cheryl Lim Su-Lean (Physics)
Stephen Andrew Long (Physics)
Kathryn Jane Maclnnes (Geology)
Shona Jane Maclnnes (Microbiology)
Anthony Patrick Mackay (Chemistry)
Derek Scott Magilton (Geology)
Vincent Maida (Biochemistry)
Francesca Marasco (Geology)
Stuart Francis Martin (Geology)
Lenin Mayo (Computer Science)
Scott Francis McGowan (Chemistry)
Siobhan McGrory, B.A. (Physiology)
Ross Stewart McKinnon (Pharmacology)
David James McLean (Physics)
Janet Louise Mentha (Zoology)
Alastair Douglas McRae Meyer (Physiology)
Michael Zenon Michael (Genetics)
Michael Andrew Victor Moore (Geology)
Andrew Jefferson Morrish, B.Sc. (Microbiology)
John Roderick Morrison (Biochemistry)
Timothy Jay Morrow (Mathematics)
Ingrid Gudrun Mueller (Microbiology)
Nick Nikolakopoulos (Zoology)
Michael Scott Nobes (Physiology)
Peter Francis Norris (Mathematics)
Grant Vincent O'Rielly (Physics)
Paul Andrew Odgers (Geology)
David Scott Ormerod (Geology)
Sophie Paktitis (Biochemistry)
Donna Michelle Paling (Zoology)
Christopher John Partridge, B.Sc.fV.I.C)
(Mathematics)
Gabriel Mario Francesco Pasquini (Genetics)
Tanya Zivka Petrovich (Genetics)
Steven Julian Pincus (Physiology)
Tony Alexander Plate (Computer Science)
Doris Pozzi (Psychology)
Louise Elizabeth Pyle (Biochemistry)
Jennifer Merle Rankin (Mathematics)
Gilbert Ravalli (Physics)
Rebekah Susan Richardson (Zoology)
Louise Leanne Rowe (Botany)
Susan Patricia Ryan (Geology)
Jennifer Anne Saleeba (Genetics)
Michael James Scales (Chemistry)
Dianne Maree Scanlon, B.Sc.Ed. (Genetics)
Anna Rosa Scarica (Psychology)
Alistair Francis Scott (Physics)
Sek Sau Toh (Computer Science)
Andrew Gordon Richard Shaw (Microbiology)
Paul Francis Shaw (Physiology)
Ewen James Silvester (Chemistry)
Vicki Eve Spencer (Genetics)
Gregory Vincent Spillane (Geology)
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN OPTOMETRY (1970)
Mitchell David Anjou, B.Sc.Optom.
Gary Dun Chin Chan, B.Sc.Optom.
Suzanne Fleiszig, B.Sc.Optom.
MASTER OF SCIENCE (1893)
John Anthony Baines, B.Sc(Monash)
(Mathematics)
Neil Francis Barr, B.Sc. (Psychology)
Joan Lorraine Blakey, B.Sc. (Paediatrics)
Samuele Cesare Cianciosi, B.Sc.(LaT.)
(Biochemistry)
Andre Gregory Cleghorn, B.Sc(Monash)
(Microbiology)
Joanne Mary Crosby, B.Sc. (Psychology)
Jeffrey Elwood Cummins, B.Sc.(LaT.)
(Psychology)
Brian Dean (Medicine)
Peter Colman Dillane, B.A., B.Sc. (Anatomy)
Christine Marie Ewing (Biochemistry)
Stewart Alastair Fabb, B.Sc(LaT.) (Paediatrics)
William Farrugia, B.Sc. (Medicine)
Robert Harold Flegg, B.Sc (Chemistry)
Jennifer Ruth Gamble. B.App.Sc.fV.I.C.) (Medical
Biology)
Andrew Christopher Gell, B.Sc. (Botany)
Gary Peter Jamieson (Biochemistry)
Marie Jane John, B.E.(Stockholm) (Biochemistry)
Andrea Karen Kirk, B.B.Sc(LaT.) (Psychology)
Brian Gerard Lay, B.Sc. (Physics)
Timothy Neil Maclean, B.Sc. (Chemical
Engineering)
Robyn Joy Stargatt, (Psychology)
Arthur Stevens (Biochemistry)
Diana Lay Mui Tay (Pathology)
Peter James Thomas (Geology)
Benjamin John Polya Thompson (Computer
Science)
Stephen Geoffrey Tims (Physics)
Klaus Toft (Zoology)
Ian Alan Tredinnick (Geology)
Jerry Tsagaratos (Pathology)
Debra Lee Tulloch (Biochemistry)
Neil Edward Tupper (Physics)
Sarah Jane Turnbull (Pathology)
Edward John van Etten (Botany)
Catherine Anne Walkear (Pharmacology)
Raia Wall (Geology)
Simon John Ward (Zoology)
Andrew James Waugh (Computer Science)
Jeremy Charles Weir (Geology)
Jennifer Maree Wheelahan (Pathology)
Judith Whittle (Psychology)
Jenny Carol Wilson (Chemistry)
Timothy Jon Wilson (Biochemistry)
Amanda Gaye Woodhouse (Biochemistry)
Ian Colin Wrigley (Chemistry)
Maria Zambetis (Pathology)
Angela Nowozyckyj, B.Sc.Optom.
Nasoha Bin Saabin, B.Sc.Optom.
Chee Siong Yap, B.Optom.(N.S.W.)
Lois Frances Ann Martin, Dip.Aud.
(Otolaryngology)
Louise Jane Minty, B.Sc. (Physics R.A.A.F.)
Gary Michael Morris, B.Sc(Monash)
(Biochemistry)
Elizabeth Mary Mullaly, B.Sc (Psychology)
John Stanley Murnane, B.App.Sc.fV.I.C)
(Computer Science)
Murray Edward Pavia, BA(Monash & Deakin)
(Psychiatry)
Hans Friedrich Polz (Zoology)
David Andrew Price, B.Sc. (Computer Science)
Peter Garrood Price (Meteorology)
Bruce Alexander Redman (Geology)
Timothy Paul Robbins, B.Sc. (Electrical
Engineering)
David Sandic, B.Sc (Medicine)
Philip George Spark, B.Sc, Dip.Ed. (Physics)
David Llewellyn Thomas, B.Sc. (Zoology)
Toh Jin Ai, B.Sc (Computer Science)
Abelardo Valida. B.Sc(Phitippines) (Computer
Science)
Carol Ann Wicking, B.Sc (Paediatrics)
Anne Frances Withell, B.Sc. (Botany)
David Anthony Wolfram, B.Sc. (Computer
Science)
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 DOCTOR OF SCIENCE (1887)
David Keith Aitken, B.Sc. Ph.D.(Lond.) (Physics)
Brian Albert Robson, M.Sc, Ph.D. (Physics)

FACULTY OF VETERINARY SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF VETERINARY SCIENCE (1919)

Michael John Bell Mark Ian Hill
Alice Carleton Napier Birks Cathleen Rose Jeffreson
Alan Leslie Bult Malcolm James Ramsay
Andrew Francis Byrne Karen Louise Rogers
Paul Jonathon Clavin David Alexander Skelt
Genevieve Nicholson Dalzell Wayne Bretton Stewart
Craig Steven de Vos

BACHELOR OF VETERINARY SCIENCE WITH HONOURS (1967)

Louise Adele Bickerton Alistair James Murray
Karen Elizabeth Block Paul Andrew O'Callaghan
John Cavaiieri Jonathan Damian O'Connor
Robert Ian Chapman Lesa Jane Oldcastle
Cheung Siu Ming Henry Patricia Ruth Palamountain
John Cameron Cleeland Megan Elizabeth Power
Rodney Noel Collins Benedict John Sando
Roslyn Judith Fleay Deborah Rosalyn Storie
Andrea Gilbert Martin Philip Suter
Helen Margaret Hodgson Jennifer Anne Turton
Ian Robert Gibson Japp Jeremy Alec Watson
Catherine Tracey Jennings Steven Michael White
Malia Therese Kenworthy Mark McColl Williamson
Peter Donald Mansell Rowan James Wilson
David Michael Margary Michael Dominic Wraight
lain Thomas Mitchell Elizabeth Adele Wyatt
Mary Amanda Muirhead

MASTER OF VETERINARY STUDIES (1973)

Simon John Cameron, B.V.Sc Isep Sulaiman
Loreto Mary Kelly. B.V.Sc.

MASTER OF VETERINARY SCIENCE (1919)

Leigh Austin Corner, B.V.Sc.

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (1965)
Dean Russell Bowman, B.Sc(Flinders) Paul Antony Coughlin, B.Ec. Dip.Ed.(Monash)
Anthony Edwin Box. B.Ec(AdeL) Peter John Daniels. LL.B.
Donald Alan Bradbury, B.Bus.fV.I.C) Evelyn Margaret Douglas, BA(Monash)
Pamela Isobel Burgess, B.Ec.(N.E), Dip.Ed. Sandra Duncan, BA(N.E.)
Thomas John Burrowes. B.Ec(Monash) Russell Norman Flack, B.E.fV.I.C)

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Miles John George
Jill Gillingham, B.Ec(Monash)
Constance Goh, B.Sc.
Philip Leslie Latham Harkness, B.Agr.Sc(LaT.)
Beverley Yvonne Hillsdon, BA(Syd.)
Janette Elizabeth Hocking, B.A.
John Huitfeldt, B.Com.
Phillip James Idstein, B.Com.(N'cle.)
Peter Murray Shearer Jackson, B.E.(N.S.W.)
Martyn Rothney Jones, B.E.
James Sydney Kelleway, B.Bus.fV.I.C)
John Lindsay Kennedy, M.Sc.
Geoffrey MacDonald Knight, B.D.Sc.
Daryl Roger La'Brooy, B.Com.
James Lawrenson, B.Sc.(Manc), M.Sc(Birm.)
David Bannatyne Lewis, BA(Monash)
Susan Janet Lewis, B.A.(Monash)
William David Lloyd. B.A., LLB.(Syd.)
Simon Foh-Chin Loh, B.E.(V.I.C)
Cheryl Raelene Mayo, BA(A.N.U.)
Patricia Mary McBride, B.A.
Peter Charles McDonald, B.Sc(Monash)
Yvonne McLaughlin, BAfV.I.C)
Margaret Helen McLeish, B.A.
Sylvia Elizabeth Mooney, B.Com.
Anthony Mark Nuccio, B.Sc.
Anthony Charles Quinn, B.E.
Sally Ann Ratcliffe, B.A.(A.N.U.)
Antony David Robinson, B.Com.
Michael Francis Rocke, B.E.
Howard Keith Ronaldson, B.Ec(Monash)
Mark Joseph Rubinstein, B.Sc(Monash)
Andrew David Smith, B.Sc(Monash)
Choa Kwan Tan, B.E.
Linda Catherine Tullberg, B.Sc.(Monash)
Paul Theodore Van Veenendaal, B.E.
Robert Graham Watts
Kenneth Andrew Wilson, B.Com.

SOCIAL STUDIES
BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WORK (1977)
Anthony Philip Adami, BA(Kerit) Michael John Jodling
Ann-Maree Ball Fiona Fani Kokkinos
Adelaide Barbon, B.A. Dimitra Toula Kyrkilis
Patricia Rankin Martin Begg, Dip.Soc.Stud. Esther Louise Lalor, B.A.
Anna Marie Bell, 6.A. Robin Anne Langford, B.A., Dip.Soc.Stud.
Mary Bernadette Benson Colin Malcolm Mackenzie
Gerard Bilston Jennifer Lynne McDonald
Leanne Gaye Bishop Janet Heather McGregor
Phillip McLeod Blackwood Jillian Ann McLean
Janis Kristina Bornemann, B.A. Alison Stuart McMichael
Bernadette Therese Burchell Krystyna Ewa Michnowicz
Kenneth Lewis Burnett Doune Mosley
Julia Ann Caflisch, B A Jacqueline Nelson, B.A.
Carmel Care Catherine Maree Neville
Kathleen Anne Carew Janet Elizabeth Nicolson
Georgina Mary Chinn Paul Papadopoulos
Leonie Dale Christoe Ann Maree Peart, BA(Monash)
Vicki Rivers Cowling Gillian Louise Peckham
Allister John Cutbush Judith Elizabeth Perrin
Delma D'Silva Rodney Stuart Petrie
Rebecca Davis, B.A. Jana Ptacek
Theodora Dounias Suzanne Gai Quinn
Christine Denise Durrant Fiona Christine Reidy, B.A.
Kaye Fink Janice Helena Robertson, B.Sc(LaT.)
Assunta Friggi Julie Louise Rolfe, B.A., LL.B.
Helen Gershoni, B.A. Hilary Russell-Wardle
Elizabeth Margaret Nixon Goss, B.A. Kathleen Grace Ryan
Amanda Michele Grawe Maria Nivia Saggio
Ann Elizabeth Greer Creina Mary Scally
Frances Margaret Hattam, B.A. Vicki Joy Schollick, B.A., Dip.Crim.
Margaret Anne Hempton Catherine Monica Sedunary, B.A.(LaT.)
Vanessa Ann Higgins Meredith Louise Skein
Magdalen Mary Bernadette Hoffman, B.A. Jennifer Margaret Smith
Elizabeth Allan Houldsworth Madeleine Anne Smith
Margaret loannidis Shane Patrick Storer

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John Christopher Storey Fiona Therese White, B.A.
Kerren Janette Thorsen Jill Edith Wright, BA(Monash)
Joe Damian Wakim Yu Chun Yin Flora
Susan May Walker Anita Yu Lai Chun, B.A.
Thelma Ward-Smith, Dip.Soc.Stud. Yuen Oi Ling
Kerry Joy Whelan Sawa Demetrios Zavou

MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK (1978)

Inge Maria Fernando, B.A. Gordon Ernest Merry
Alexandra Claire Forbes, B.A., Dip.Soc.Stud. Jennifer May Oxer, B.A.
Frances Josephine McGrath, B.Com., Gianfranco Urlini. 6.A., Dip.Soc.Stud.
Dip.Soc.Stud.

LIST OF DIPLOMATES FOR 1986

DIPLOMA IN AUDIOLOGY (1975)
Joseph Ignatius Alcantara, B.Sc Deanna Yuen Mei Lau, B.Sc.
Elizabeth Fiona Bailey Susan Jayne Lear, B.Sc.
Lisa Anne Baulch, B.Sc Pamela Joy Leicester
Patricia Violet Boris, B.A.fTor.) Donna Maree Morris
Lindsay George Burnip, B.Ed. Marion Patricia Nagle
Helen Mary Button, B.A. William George Olayos, BA(Nth.Carolina)
Linden Gaye Carnie, B.Sc.(Monash) Vida Petrovic. B.Sc
Jane Frances Carroll Carolyn Jane Ranford. B.Sc
Angela Elizabeth Hatfield. B.Sc. Brett Stanley Robertson
Cheryl Ann Heinze, B.Sc. Judith Lynda Swanwick. 8A(Q'ld.)
Janene Marie Houghton, B.A.(Auck.) Roslyn Joy Van Cooten, B.Sc.
Janet Mary Houghton, B.A.(Auck.) Linda Gaye Walters, B.Sc.
Peter Lionel Hutson Lynette Williams, B.Sc.
Ngaire Elsa Kay, B.Sc(Auck.) Vivian Wei Wong
Lesley Joan Kemmis Julia Louise Wunderlich, B.Sc
Simeon Peter Koroneos, B.Sc.

DIPLOMA IN COMPUTING STUDIES (1978)

Geoffrey Grant Adams, B.Sc. Dagmar Gertrud Kucharski
Alan Edward Barnes, B.E. Mark Charles Sanderson, B.E.
Peter Lindsay Brack Robert Arthur Sweetten
Philip Cookson Roderick Tom Worley

DIPLOMA IN CRIMINOLOGY (1963)

Vincenzo Gaetano Balestra, Dip.Leg.St.(LaT.)
Bronwyn Frances Bartal, LL.B., B.Juris.(Monash)
Emmanuel Bonello, B.A.(LaT.)
Simon Justin Brown-Greaves, M.Sc.
Catherine Ruth Dossetor, B.A., B.Sc.
Mark Edward Eadon
Clive Peter Fairchild, B.Ec(York)
Graham Lewis Fricke, LL.B.
Toula Katopis, BA(LaT.)
Abraham Zali Kornblum, LL.B.(Monash), LL.M.
Aileen Denise Kris. BA(LaT.)
Nadia Kwaczel, BAfV.I.C)
Barry Lewis Page
Hilary Stewart Read, B.A.
Jacqueline Roberts
Sarvada Nand Sadal, LL.B.
Geoffrey Thomas Saunders, BA(Deakin)
Susan Anastasia Tagkalidis, B.A., LL.B.(Monash)
Frederick Kenneth Wright

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 DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION (1906)
Rosalie Annette Adams, B.A.(Zimbabwe)
Masoud Ahary, B.Sc(N'cle.) (U.K.)
Marguerite Anne Anderson, B.Ec(LaT.)
Ronald Geoffrey Anderson, B.A.
Leigh James Andressen, B.A.
Irene Apostolou, B.A.
Xenofon Arvanitis, 6.A., B.Sc.
Gary Keith Banks, B.A.. B.S.W.(LaT.)
Angela Bardis, B.A.(Monash)
Anne Rosemary Barton, B.A.
Susan Aimee Bartrop, B.A.
Jane Elizabeth Bayly, B.A.
Rex Benzene-Ring Boschen. M.Sc
William Campbell Bourne, B.Agr.Sc.(LaT.)
Simon Edward Boyle, B.A.(LaT.)
Ahmad Bozorgzad, B.Sc(Kentucky),
M.ScfJennessee)
Jacqueline Magdalen Sarah Brockbank. B.A.
Alison Barbara Brown
Julie-Anne Joy Brown, B.Sc.
Nicholas Geoffrey Browne, B.A.
Maria Brytcz-Rutkowski, B.A.
Marjorie Buchanan, B.A.
Heather Elizabeth Chirgwyn Cam, B.Com.
Hilary Robin Cameron, B.Sc(Q'ld.)
David Ian Campbell, B.A.
Christine Maree Carbone, B.Sc.(Monash)
Eve Krystyna Bierzynski Chapman, B.Sc
Marietta Carmel Chiodo, B.Sc.
Saverio Francesco Ciccone, B.Sc.
Michael Alan Cleland, B.Com.
Anna Colomba
Brian Joseph Connors, B.Sc.
Susan Louise Constable, B.A.
Ann Mary Cook
Edwin Nicholas Cooper, B.Sc.
Nicole Leanne Coughlin, B.App.Sc.fV.I.C.)
Lisa Margaret Cox, B.Sc.
Stephen Louis Croci, B.A.(LaT.)
Gay Alison Crook, B.B.Sc(LaT.)
Daniel Joseph Cussen, B.A.
Prudence Margaret Cutis, B.Sc(Deakin)
Adrian Lewis D'Ambra, B.A.
Margaret Mary D'Cruze, BAfV.I.C)
John Donald Dahlenburg, B.Sc(LaT.)
Lanna Jane Dawkins, B.Sc.
Joe De Luca
Patrizia De Meneghi, B.A.(Monash)
Julia Frances Debrett, B.A.
Michelle Del Medico, B.A.(LaT.)
Jean-Michel Del-Do, B.A.(Strasbourg)
Leanne Maree Delbridge, B.Sc(Monash)
Marcus Andrew Desler, B.Com.
Lorella Di Pietro, B.A.
Diong Yu Seong, B.A.
Michele Pamela Direckze, B.A.
Dora Solano Dixon, B.A.(Columbia)
Phong Huy Doan, B.Sc.
Jane Norah-Leigh Dowling, B.A.
William Raymond Dunne, B.A.
Jane Olive Dunstan, B.A.
Marianne Duplain, B.A., B.S.W.
Jennifer Joan Dyring, B.Sc
Vicki Economou
Michelle Leanne Eichler, B.A.(LaT.)
Janet Michaele Elmsly, B.A.(Cant.)
Robert Andrew Evans, B.A.(LaT.)
Ursula Elizabeth Fajerman, B.A.
Peter Ronald Falvey, B.Agr.Sc(LaT.)
Marilyn Leigh Filcock, B.Sc
Yvonne Elizabeth Fleisner, B.Sc.
Norman John Charles Foord, B.Sc.
Paul Anthony Fox, B.A.(LaT.)
Alex Fragapane, B.A.(LaT.)
Merrilyn Claire Frank, BA(LaT.)
Caroline Mary Fry
Fung Li-Cheng, B.Ec(LaT.)
Donna Marie Gale, B.Sc.
Isabel! Joyce Gardiner, B.A.(Monash)
Claudio Gargano, B.Sc.
Richard Kingsford Gerner, B.Mus.(AdeL)
Penny Ann Gillespie. B.Sc
Barbara Anne Gillett
Brendan James Gilmartin, B.Sc
Kathryn Gioskos, B.A.
Denise Elaine Glasby, B.B.Sc(LaT.)
Zofia Maria Golebiowski, M.Phil.(Poznan)
Yvonne Goudie, B.A.
Peter Gordon Gourlay
Anastasia Gryllakis, B.Sc.
Mira Hariharan, B.A.(Monash)
Katharine Virginia Harper, B.A.(Monash)
Katerina Hatzimoshou, B.Sc
Andrew Findley Hay, B.Sc.
David William Hegarty, B.A.
Shane Thomas Xavier Hennessy, LL.B., B.Com.
Anna Isabella Heywood, B.A.
Barry Hugh Hill, B.Sc
Evelyn Barbara Ibrahim, B.Sc
Debra Helen Icely, B.A.
Eleni loannou, B.Sc.
Rita Maria lozzi, B.App.Sc.fV.I.C)
Keiko Ito
Victor Iwanov, M.Sc.
Eula Florence Jackson, B.Bus.fV.I.C)
Katherine Teresa Jenkins, BA(Monash)
Veronica Jorga, B.A.(LaT.)
Olivia Kalivas. B.A.
Terry Kanellos, B.A., B.Com.
Fiona Lisabeth Kaufman, B.A.
Annette Mary Keane, B.A.
John Simon Keeley, B.Com.
Ashraf Sobhi Michael Kelada, B.Sc
Hazel Khoo Gek Slew, B.App.Sc.(V.I.C.)
Geoffrey Charles King, B.Sc(Deakin)
Kristos Konstandopoulos, B.Sc.(Deakin)
Marina Kostromin, B.Mus.
Nola Koutouleas, B.A.
Oldrich Rick Kozak, B.A.
Marguerite Rae Kuhne, BA(A.N.U.)
Brendan James Lane, B.Sc.
Susan Jane Lawrence, B.Sc.
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Antony John Ley
Kook Peng Lim, B.E.
Jeffrey Oliver Lowe, B.A.
Jennifer Claire Lyons, BA(Concordia)
Malcolm John Mackinlay, B.Sc.
Anastasia Magounakis, B.A.
Peter Wing Cheung Mak. B.Sc.fV.I.C)
Janis Mary Malachowski, B.A.
Christopher Manousopoulos, B.A.
Hrysoula Mantzalas, B.Bus.fV.I.C)
Sue Jennifer Margerson, B.Sc.
Valerie Joyce Mason, B.A.(Monash)
Dimitrios Jim Matheas. BAfV.I.C.)
Richard Charles Mathews, B.A.
Caroline Marilyn Mazurkiewicz, B.Sc
John Holden McCormack, 6.A.
Debra Helen McGregor, B.Math.
Michael John McKenna, B.Sc
Shelley June McKenzie, B.A.
Elizabeth Carmel Melican, B.A.
John Michailidis, B.Sc(LaT.)
Hartley Denis Mitchell, M.A.
Maria Monforte, B.A.
Susan Caroline Montague, B.A.
Karen Moragianni, B.Com.
Anne Lynette Mummery, BA(N.S.W.)
Angela Ndalianis, B.A.
Brian Joseph Neal, B.A.fV.I.C)
David John Nelson, B.A. (Deakin)
Graeme Reginald Newell, B.Sc.(LaT)
Graeme Robert Newman
Nguyen Thi Nhan, B.Bus.fV.I.C.)
Nguyen Thi Quynh Hoa, B.App.Sc(V.I.C)
Ludmila Nicholls, BA(Deakin)
Nicholas Nicholson, B.A.
Rick Alan Nimmo, B.A.
Garry Robert Norton, B.Ec(LaT.)
Magda Nour, B.App.Sc.fV.I.C.)
Caryl Anne Nowson, B.Sc.(Deakin)
Mary Louise O'Driscoll, B.Mus
Keith Douglas Oatley, B.Sc
Susan Margaret Ogden, B.A.
Richard Ellis Overell. B.A.fV.I.C.)
Hoda Paine, B.A.(Alexandria)
Catherine Pallis, B.A.
Alex Papanotas, B.Sc(LaT.)
Christothea Papastavrou, BA(LaT.)
Juliana Maria Parise, B.Mus
Ellen Paxton, B.A.
Susan Margaret Peacock, B.Sc(Deakin)
Gary Wayne Penman, B.Sc.
Darrell Edward Perkins, B.Sc.
Janet Elizabeth Pett, B.A.
Anthony Vivien Poole
Alexandra Poumpoulidis, B.Sc.
Bronwyn Michelle Powell, B.A.(LaT.)
Annette Lois Power, B.A.(LaT.)
Glen James Preston, B.A.(LaT.)
DIPLOMA IN GERMAN (1982)
Ian Ronald Wood
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Athanasia Psichalos, B.Sc.
Edward John Ratcliff, B.Com.
Gilbert Ravalli, B.Sc.
Peter Razos, B.Sc.
Suzanne Reinhardt, B.A.
Margaret Mary Rhoddy, B.Sc.
Peter Julian Robertson, B.Com.
Dean Stuart Rogers. B.Com.
Renata Lauren Rowe, B.A.
Constantino Efstathios Sakellaropoulos, B.A.
B.Sc.
Julie Sanders, B.Com.(Deakin)
Paul Jesmond Sapiano, B.Sc.
Fiona Monica Schmetzer, B.App.Sc.fV.I.C)
Heather York Schnagl, B.Sc. Ph.D.
Ann Schofield, B.A.
Timothy Alexander Scott, BA(Monash)
Vivienne Merle Shiels, B.A.
Eve Honey Shimshoni, B.A.
Helen Margaret Simpson, B.Sc.
Ruth Rosemary Skilbeck, B.Sc.
Petrina Joy Smith, B.A.(Syd.)
Penelope Anne Snow, B.Sc(Monash)
Chiara Maria Soccio
Sophie Sofos. B.A.
Anne-Marie Sokolov, B.App.Sc.fV.I.C)
Sally Jane Sonsie, B.Sc.
Gregory Joseph Stark, B.Sc(Monash)
Aleta Clare Steyvan, B.Sc.
Cathryn Lorraine Storey, B.B.Sc.fV.I.C)
Felicity Clare Sulzberger, B.Sc(LaT)
Irene Tassoula, B.A.
Kathleen Helen Tehan, B.A.(Monash)
Eugene Todarello, B.A.(LaT.)
John Totikidis. B.Ec.(LaT.)
Souta Anastasia Tousimis, B.A.(LaT.)
Leanne Treloar, B.Com.
Bruce Stewart Turner, B.Sc(A.N.U.)
Ismail Ulusoy, B.App.Sc.fV.I.C)
Calliope Poppy Varoussiadis, B.A.
Thomas Vassallo, B.A.(Monash)
Nina Ivana Vucic, B.A.
Jennifer Louise Waddell, B.A.
Annette Christine Wagner, B.A.
Blake Thomas Joseph Walsh, B.A.
Elwyn Lesley Watkins, B.Sc.
Robyn Wendy Walters, B.A.. LL.B.
Dawn Michelle Webster, B.A.
Ann Margaret Went
Anne Christine West, B.A.(V.I.C.)
David William Westlake, B.Sc.(Lond.)
Sharon Frances Williams, B.Sc.
Jane Lyn Wilson, B.Sc.
Robyn Fay Wilson, B.Sc(Capricornia)
Valmai Nellie Wilson, B.A.
Mimi Slew Chern Wong, B.Pharm.fV.I.C.)
Scott Alfred Wyatt. B.Sc.
Graeme James Young, B.A.
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Robert Wayne Davidson Barbara Joy Munroe
Ian Ross Huntington

DIPLOMA IN PUBLIC POLICY (1979)

Roger William Jennings, B.Ec(LaT.)
Marie Sophie Kabala. MA(Jagellonian)
Betty May Marginson, B.A.
Margaret Helen Morgan. B.A.(Monash).
Dip.T.R.P.
Patricia Margaret Whately, B.Com.
Richard Gordon Willcock, B.Ec(LaT.)
Peter Clark Wolcott, B.A. (Kalamazoo),
M.A.(Syr.)

DIPLOMA IN PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE (1944)

Muhamed Nathar, M.B..B.S., B.Med.Sc. Solomon Jaworowski, M.B..B.S.
Klara Szego, MB,B.S.

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