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THANK YOU FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE On behalf of the entire University of Adelaide, students, staff and alumni, it’s my great pleasure and privilege to convey our appreciation for your ongoing support. In 2017, 1,379 donors contributed more than $8.2 million to the University, 113 scholarships were funded, and an incredible 2,801 volunteers devoted a total of 69,826 hours to our service. These are pleasing numbers, yet they barely hint at the true worth and lasting impact of the gifts they represent. Your generosity is helping us develop tomorrow’s leaders, and enabling our researchers to discover life-changing new knowledge—together enriching our local and global community in countless ways.
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Among my strongest motivations for coming home to Adelaide is the belief that this institution can, and will be pivotal to the success and prosperity of South Australia. I believe this common goal will give all our children the best opportunities for the future. With your continued support I have no doubt we’ll succeed. I very much look forward to meeting you soon, and I will welcome the opportunity to thank you in person over the coming months.
Professor Peter Rathjen Vice-Chancellor and President
THANK YOU FOR MAKING A DIFFERENCE
In 2017, you helped us raise more than $8.2 million
Thank you to our 1,379 donors
66% of donors are alumni and 33% are from the wider community
ENDOWMENTS AND INVESTMENTS
BEQUESTS
$1.1 million invested
$2.3 million received
417 donors
Supporting 113 scholarships
18 bequests
KEY FUNDING INITIATIVES 63%
Supporting our students – the leaders of tomorrow
28%
Research – seeking answers
5%
Enriching the community
2%
Investing in our campuses
2%
Providing a library of extensive breadth
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RECOGNISING YOUR SUPPORT This brochure highlights some remarkable occasions where gifts to the University, either individually, or in groups, have made a significant impact on scholarship and research. They range from the notable Paul Lee bequest, which is supporting developments in the School of Dentistry, to the crowdfunding project where a number of smaller gifts has enabled the University’s water project in Rajasthan to go ahead by mid-2018. The impact of giving has been remarkable in these, and so many other, instances. I do hope you enjoy reading about what philanthropy has done for all these worthwhile causes. Looking now, and to the future, fundraising for major research projects and other developments will continue to be vital to the success of this University. But we are additionally embarking upon an endowment initiative to secure its standing and reputation, in perpetuity. Regular giving from alumni year groups, as part of the class reunion program will accumulate significant ringfenced endowment for scholarships and research in their own school of study. In aggregate, and over time, this will be transformative for the University as a whole.
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Later this year we are also introducing the Board of Benefactors’ Festum, recognising and thanking friends and alumni who have pledged or given $25,000 or more. Membership is effective from the date of pledge, with a timeline of up to 10 years to completion. It carries with it a recognition of your support, with the hope of participation going forward, and an annual celebration of achievements past and future. Being relatively new to the University, there are a large number of alumni I have not yet met. I am keen to know all our benefactors and to discuss our plans for development and alumni relations, and most particularly to hear your thoughts.
Marek Kwiatkowski Director of Advancement
A LIFE, AND A LOVE, REMEMBERED Nothing can replace the loss of someone dear to us. For Adelaide alumnus Graham Smith, establishing a scholarship for Roseworthy veterinary science students in the name of his late partner, Rosa Samuels, is a fitting way to honour her memory. It reflects Rosa’s lifelong love of animals, their shared connection with our University, and—most touchingly—their final outing together. Graham graduated from the University of Adelaide in 1975 with a BA (Honours) in Geography and Diploma in Education. He is also a member of the University’s Hughes Society, having committed to remembering the University in his will. As part of Graham’s society membership, he is regularly invited to University special events and would always take Rosa. They looked forward to the events and one they both particularly enjoyed was a tour of our Roseworthy campus.
Rosa had always been drawn to animals, and a member of her family had studied at Roseworthy. Both Rosa and Graham were incredibly impressed with what they saw on that tour; and as fate would have it, the tour was the last time they ventured out together.
Graham Smith and veterinary science students at Roseworthy.
Graham’s decision to establish the Rosa Samuels Memorial Scholarship for Roseworthy veterinary science students, not only remembers Rosa and a treasured shared experience, but it also speaks of Graham’s own deep respect for the value of education and community service.
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INVESTING IN THE FUTURE OF HEALTH CARE The University proudly opened its stunning new Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences (AHMS) building in February 2017, the culmination of nearly three years’ planning, design and construction. Housing more than 1,600 students and 600 researchers, it’s a truly world-class facility. We owe this achievement, in no small part, to the incredible generosity of our donors. More than 800 University benefactors donated $1.4 million in response to our Health and Medical Sciences Building Appeal. Their contributions have been acknowledged through the installation of a custom designed glass donor wall and named rooms.
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The building’s design is innovative and the fit-out is state-of-the-art, including a 90-chair Adelaide Dental Hospital and the Adelaide Health Simulation Centre—making it the most technologically advanced health care teaching facility in Australasia. This immersive skills-training environment mirrors that of the new Royal Adelaide Hospital’s (RAH) operating theatres, and supports a variety of teaching modes.
A highly collaborative research environment Located in Adelaide’s renowned North Terrace BioMed City precinct, the AHMS building stands alongside the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) and the new Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH). This close proximity creates an outstanding environment for research collaboration, and a wonderful opportunity to build on our 130 years of partnership with the RAH.
Dr Luke Selth, is senior research fellow and head of the University’s Dame Roma Mitchell Cancer Research Laboratories Prostate Cancer Group, and a member of its Freemasons Foundation Centre for Men’s Health. “The precinct is just fantastic in bringing many of Adelaide’s best biomedical researchers together,” says Dr Selth. “We’re constantly bumping into people doing really interesting work, which stimulates a lot of new ideas and collaboration.” The University of Adelaide has long been a world leader in health education and research. With investments in quality facilities such as the AHMS building, and the support of our donors, the community can rest assured we will remain so.
Next-level student experience
Integral to the design of the building is its ability to transform the way our students learn. Final year students Brett Slarks’ and Monica Chen’s experience shows we’ve succeeded. Monica says, “We have had fantastic skillsbased learning opportunities in the simulation suite. The facilities enabled us to practise managing deteriorating patients and learn basic and advanced life support in a team, similar to a real life situation.” “Helping to teach younger medical students in the simulation suite as a final year medical student has been a great learning and fulfilling experience.”
Brett says, “There’s no doubt simulation will be a major focus in the future of medical education. We’re privileged that the University of Adelaide appreciates this, and has the vision not only to increase the amount of simulation training in our degrees, but expand the ability to deliver it.”
Brett is also impressed with the integration of teaching across different health disciplines within the building, something he believes will further enhance his ability to work within health care teams when he begins his career. “It’s reassuring to know that, as I complete my studies, the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences is continuing to adapt its teaching and facilities to ensure it equips graduates with the necessary skills to transition to workforce.”
Monica Chen and Brett Slarks
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“I WAS FORTUNATE TO RECEIVE A SCHOLARSHIP AND FELT VERY HUMBLED. IT MADE ME REALISE I WAS GIVEN AN OPPORTUNITY, AND I DIDN’T WANT TO WASTE IT. NOW I WANT TO GIVE BACK IN WHATEVER WAY I CAN.”
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FORMER SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT PASSING OPPORTUNITY FORWARD Alastair McEwin was born deaf. He was also, it seems, born to lead. In 1994, he graduated from the University of Adelaide, deeply grateful for the support he’d received through the Sir Charles Bright Scholarship. Now, having risen to the position of Australian Disability Discrimination Commissioner, he’s giving others with a disability the same opportunity to ‘fly’. Alastair and his husband Professor Michael Kidd AM, established the Alastair McEwin Scholarship in perpetuity to support undergraduate or postgraduate coursework students who have a disability. Alastair’s aim is to provide not just financial support, but lifelong motivation.
“I hope it will give them the confidence to just keep flying,” he says. “In 50 years’ time I expect to have seen many students receive this scholarship and go on to do amazing things in the community, whether that be a new invention, providing leadership, or perhaps even becoming Prime Minister of Australia.” After completing his Bachelor of Laws degree at Adelaide, Alastair was keenly aware of the chance a scholarship had given him. He built an impressive career on that foundation, going on to further study and holding a string of leadership positions in the human rights and not-for-profit sector, culminating in his current appointment. His personal success has only increased his desire to share the inspiring sense of support he felt as a scholarship recipient, and to contribute to an institution of learning to which he still feels strongly connected. “My time at the University of Adelaide was incredibly rewarding,” Alastair says. “I got involved in student politics and gained, not just a degree, but life experience.”
“I was fortunate to receive a scholarship and felt very humbled. It made me realise I was given an opportunity, and I didn’t want to waste it. Now I want to give back in whatever way I can.” Alastair McEwin Scholarship applicants will be assessed according to a number of factors, including academic merit, personal and professional aspirations, their ability to overcome adversity, and most importantly, as Alastair stresses, leadership qualities. “I really want to support future leaders with disability. So it’s important there’s a demonstrated commitment to giving back to their community.” As further evidence of this commitment, Alastair and Michael asked guests at their wedding in March 2018 to donate to the scholarship fund in lieu of personal gifts. “I’ve set up the scholarship because I understand the difficulties facing many with disabilities who wish to undertake university studies, and I think it’s important that everyone, irrespective of their background, has opportunities and support.”
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GIFT SECURES WORLD-RENOWNED INTERNATIONAL ORTHODONTIC PROFESSORS Three years ago, the Adelaide Dental School launched the Milton Sims Visiting Professorship to enable our postgraduate students to learn from the most esteemed orthodontic educators and researchers in the world. At that stage, the initiative’s long-term funding was uncertain. Now, thanks to an incredibly generous bequest from alumnus Dr Paul Kwok Lee, its continuity is assured. Dr Lee completed undergraduate dental studies at the University of Adelaide in 1956 and ran a successful Perth orthodontic practice for many years. His generous bequest—now endowed—will generate sufficient ongoing income to fund the Milton Sims Visiting Professorship annually. It will also support ongoing biological research.
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Dr Paul Kwok Lee
According to Dr Helen McLean, a Senior Clinical Lecturer in Orthodontics at the school, and one of the visiting professorship’s instigators, the impact of Dr Lee’s gesture cannot be overstated. “This professorship plays a vital role in keeping our dental school on the world stage.”
“Dr Lee deeply respected Milton’s highly principled pursuit of perfection, and held him in the highest possible regard,” Helen says. “He also greatly admired Milton’s research into the underlying biology of orthodontics; and they remained close friends and colleagues.”
“Having the very best international orthodontic professors teach and assess our postgraduate students ensures our graduates are highly regarded wherever they go in the world. That reflects extremely well on our school, which in turn attracts the highest calibre students at home and from abroad, and creates countless opportunities for advancement and collaboration.”
“Seeing firsthand the opportunities provided through the project was what ultimately made Dr Lee consider supporting the visiting professorship to the extent he did,” explains Helen. “The program’s values aligned so perfectly with his own—and those of his dear friend and mentor, Milton— that he soon initiated discussions with us to finalise the wording in his will.”
When the Milton Sims Visiting Professorship was established in 2015, Dr Lee felt an immediate connection to it. He had studied with Milton Sims during the 1960s, training in the then-revolutionary Begg Orthodontic Technique.
“It wasn’t Dr Lee’s nature to seek attention,” says Helen. “He was an incredibly private and humble man; a gentle soul who absolutely loved, and cared for, life and nature. But what he’s done for our students and school—bringing here professors of the highest global standing—deserves our deepest thanks and gratitude.”
OUR CROWD STEPS UP FOR FAMILIES OF RAJASTHAN The University of Adelaide entered the dynamic world of crowdfunding in 2017. Thanks to the generous response of our University community, more than 1,000 families in India’s north-west will have the capacity to maintain a reliable supply of lifesustaining pure drinking water. Conducted on the online platform Pozible during November, the campaign aimed to raise $30,000 to fund the development and supply of self-assembled water purification kits for 1,000 households in Rajasthan, a sister state of South Australia. $32,000 was raised, ensuring the life-saving project will go ahead in 2018.
Dr Birzer and his team will modify a simple, self-assembled water purification kit they originally designed for use in Papua New Guinea. Employing a clever combination of sunlight, gravity and readily available low-cost basic materials, the kits in their current form can produce up to 10 litres of pathogen-free water per day and the design enables affordable local replication. Target $30,000, $31,964 raised
224 donors
According to project lead Dr Cris Birzer, Director of the University’s Humanitarian and Development Solutions Initiative, and a senior lecturer in the University’s School of Mechanical Engineering, it’s an incredibly exciting achievement. “We’re absolutely thrilled with this result,” Dr Birzer says. “I can’t thank our supporters enough. All our research costs are now covered, and we’ll be able to produce and install the full complement of kits for Rajasthani families. It’s estimated around 1.5 million people worldwide —predominantly children—die from drinking contaminated water every year. So this is an important step towards reducing that toll.”
However, in Rajasthan they must perform another critical function. “In addition to pathogens, Rajasthan’s water also contains heavy-metal contaminants,” Dr Birzer explains. “So our first step will be to do some onsite assessments so that we can adapt the kits with appropriate, locally sourced filters. The Indian plant Moringa, for example, can be used to remove arsenic from contaminated water, so could be mixed into a sand filter as a simple addition.” Dr Birzer will be going to India in autumn and the team has also started discussions with key personnel in Chennai (South Eastern state of India), and interested parties in Nepal to further the work. “Once we are confident that the Rajasthan project will be sustainable, then we can start to expand through India and Nepal.” The Rajasthan campaign’s success has encouraged the University to seek crowdfunding for a number of other high-impact research and development initiatives. Keep an eye on our various social media channels throughout 2018 to learn how you can get involved.
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CELEBRATING OUR VOLUNTEERS We cannot thank the University’s inspiring community of volunteers enough. With numbers growing by more than 150 in 2017, a total of 2,801 selfless individuals gave a combined 69,826 hours of their time in support of our many education and research-related endeavours. This is the equivalent of a staggering $2.8 million worth of volunteer time. Spread across more than 40 groups and projects, our volunteers’ contributions are as varied as they are appreciated. These include: welcoming the University’s new international students, maintaining our numerous collections, role-playing as patients for Adelaide Dental Hospital students, and facilitating students’ intercultural awareness.
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Volunteering provides an integral link between the University and the wider community. Many of our volunteers are also involved in conducting public tours of our campuses and other facilities. A prime example is the team at Urrbrae House. The house was the stately residence of leading pastoralist Peter Waite and his family, who famously bequeathed the expansive property and surrounding lands to the University in 1914, giving rise to the Waite campus. Volunteers regularly conduct tours of Urrbrae House and its beautiful gardens. Recognised as an accredited museum by the History Trust of South Australia, the house is also used to conduct educational programs for primary and secondary schools. Volunteers are integral to these programs, providing students with a tangible experience of South Australian history in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Sharing the inspiration of Peter Waite Urrbrae House volunteer Dr Bill Wallace understands and appreciates the generosity of Peter Waite better than most. Bill is now in his fifth term as President of the Friends of Urrbrae House, a group that contributes to the ongoing preservation of the Waite family’s former residence. Together with fellow volunteer Lyn Mackay, he also regularly leads public tours of the property. The pair play leading roles in the Urrbrae House Schools Program, dressing in period costume as Peter Waite and his wife Matilda, to give the children an authentic glimpse of life in the late 19th century. Bill’s connection with the property began well before he started volunteering, however. “I first read about the Waite Agricultural Research Institute in 1965,” Bill says. “I was then undertaking research for my PhD at Queen’s University Belfast, in Northern Ireland.”
Bill spent much of his career at the Waite Agricultural Research Institute while Lyn has volunteered at Urrbrae House for more than two decades. Bill says he always felt a great sense of gratitude for Peter Waite’s benefaction. It was this appreciation that sparked his own desire to give back. “It’s a pleasure to be involved in volunteer work at Urrbrae House,” he says. “As a tour guide, it’s wonderful witnessing visitors’ amazement as they walk into the building’s main hall and see the authentic décor and innovations inside.” Reflecting on more than two decades as a volunteer Lyn says, “Being a volunteer for 25 years has given me a feeling of great joy and wellbeing. Joining a group of like-minded people to serve the community helps you connect with others through sharing the same experience.”
Dr Bill Wallace and Lyn Mackay in full costume.
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UNIVERSITY MEDICAL ORCHESTRA PRESCRIBES PHILANTHROPY The Adelaide University Medical Orchestra (AUMO) was always going to be exceptional. When established in 2008, it was the world’s first singlefaculty medical orchestra. Today, it comprises a diverse group of more than 200 University of Adelaide medical students, forming nearly a dozen music, art and dance ensembles. But it’s the organisation’s philanthropy that truly sets it apart. The AUMO Foundation engages with a different community health initiative or not-forprofit every year, typically within South Australia but sometimes nationally. The Foundation donated all proceeds from the orchestra’s annual AUMO Prescribes Jazz performance to the Elder Conservatorium’s Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music (CASM), which used the funds to purchase state-of-the-art equipment for its Indigenous recording studio. This gift will have a significant positive impact on aspiring Indigenous musicians for years to come.
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“CASM has a very important role to play,” AUMO co-chair Thomas Johns explains. “It sits within the University of Adelaide’s National Centre of Aboriginal Language and Music Studies, which engages Indigenous students and communities to strengthen both their culture and wellbeing.” “CASM’s specific role is providing a foundation-year program for Australian Indigenous music students seeking entry into University of Adelaide degrees in Australian Indigenous music. So giving those students access to fantastic, modern equipment will really fuel their enthusiasm, and give them the best possible tools to work with.” According to Thomas, AUMO’s philanthropy is a natural extension of its passion for sharing a love of music for the benefit of others.
“Being medical students, we pride ourselves on promoting good health; and music’s ability to enhance wellbeing is undeniable. So organising our concerts is always something we look forward to. Being able to raise money for great causes like this is just the cherry on top. Of course this success would not be possible without the support of the AUMO community. Thank you!” AUMO is looking forward to doing even more good works in 2018, as it celebrates its 10th anniversary. For performance details check out www.aumo.org.au
“BEING MEDICAL STUDENTS, WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON PROMOTING GOOD HEALTH; AND MUSIC’S ABILITY TO ENHANCE WELLBEING IS UNDENIABLE.”
AUMO's Thomas Johns and Michael Riceman
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“RECEIVING THE SIR ROSS AND SIR KEITH SMITH SCHOLARSHIP HAD GIVEN ME A HUGE CONFIDENCE BOOST. I’VE NO DOUBT IT HELPED ME COMPLETE MY PHD SUCCESSFULLY.”
Dr Justin Hardi with fellow alumni retired NASA astronaut Dr Andy Thomas AO, Dr Kimberley Clayfield and Ms Andrea Boyd, in Adelaide for the 2017 International Astronautical Congress
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SCHOLARSHIPS’ LASTING VALUE: SOMETIMES IT ROCKET SCIENCE In 2006, the Sir Ross and Sir Keith Smith Scholarship recipient Dr Justin Hardi graduated with a double degree in science and aerospace engineering from the University of Adelaide. Today, Justin leads the Combustion Dynamics Group at the Institute of Space Propulsion of Germany’s national aeronautics and space research centre. “It’s my dream job,” Justin enthuses, “and it was largely the scholarship that got me here.” “Receiving the Sir Ross and Sir Keith Smith Scholarship had given me a huge confidence boost. I’ve no doubt it helped me complete my PhD successfully.” “Research institutes sometimes have difficulty funding a PhD position for a new project, even if they have an applicant well suited to the project,” he says. “So I think being able to show the combined support of the scholarship and the Graduate Award really helped my candidacy.”
Last year Justin joined three fellow alumni, including astronaut Dr Andy Thomas, to speak in Adelaide at a University-run public lecture as part of the 68th International Astronautical Congress. Justin also embraces opportunities to give back to the education sector by helping other aspiring aeronautical engineers on their path. “I’ve supervised more than 30 students since moving to Germany,” he explains, “and two were actually University of Adelaide students following the same path I took—supported by scholarships and travel funding from the Sir Ross and Sir Keith Smith fund.” We all know it’s a small world, of course. But Justin’s story certainly reminds us what wonderful things can happen when we help our next generation make their way in it.
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HUGHES SOCIETY – WHERE YOUR LEGACY SHINES Named in honour of one of our earliest benefactors – Sir Walter Hughes, the society recognises the many generous benefactors who leave a gift in their will to enrich the University’s education and research programs. In recognition of this generosity these benefactors qualify as members of the Hughes Society and receive invitations to select events. If you would like to join the Hughes Society, or are planning to leave the University a gift in your will, then please contact the Planned Giving Officer on 08 8313 3234 or trevor.capps@adelaide.edu.au We thank our current society members, including those who wish to remain anonymous and we remember with respect and appreciation our benefactors who passed away in 2017.
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Professor Amanda Able and Associate Professor Jason Able Dr N L Arthur, Class '61 Barker Tong Bequest Dr Noel Barwick, Class '65 Professor Richard Bennett AM, Class '54 and Enid Bennett Peter Bolton Mervyn and Margaret Boundy Dr Alan Brissenden AM, Class '63 and Elizabeth Brissenden Dr Peter I Brooker, Class '65 J Brownell, Class '69 Mr Rev Cant, Class '49 and Judy Cant Helen Carey, Class '67 Desmond James Christiansen OAM, Class '63 James Chu, Class '75 and Lynette Chu Diana and David Coffey John Colville, Class '48 Dr Aileen Connon AM, Class '65 Bob Croser
Ian Curwen-Walker, Class '65 Bice Della-Putta, Class '68 Dr Michael Dunne, Class '62 and Heather Dunne Michael Edgeloe OAM, Class '61 Dr Terry Farquharson, Class '68 Margaret Favilla, Class '61 and Jack Favilla Toni Flynn, Class '80 Dr Simon Freezer, Class '81 and Colleen Freezer Dr Graham Furnell, Class '84 Associate Professor Janet Fuss, Class '83 Dr Jennifer Gardner OAM, Class '80 and Douglas Gardner, Class '69 Donald Gilmour, Class '77 and Rhonda Gilmour Eleanor Goedecke Bronwyn Gabriel Ruth Hamden, Class '85 John Stuart Hill, Class '94 Roderick Hill, Class '70 and Monica Hill Dr Beth Howard Emerita Professor Diana Howlett, Class '56 Derek Jones Ainslie Just, Class '75 Alison Kinsman AM, Class '49 David Ladd
Dr Stephen Lawrence, Class '70 Louise Lindsay, Class '91 Dr Michael Llewellyn-Smith AM, Class '10 Christine Lloyd, Class '74 Adrienne Lovelock Emerita Professor S M Magarey, Class '65 and Emeritus Professor S M Sheridan, Class '80 John Maloney JP Anne M Martin Lin Martin, Class '71 Graham Matheson, Class '46 Dr Helen McLean, Class '79 Jan Moen and Rita Moen, Class '03 Dr Denis Molyneux AM, Class '09 Peter Moorfield, Class '69 and Virginia Moorfield, Class '88 Margaret Mudge, Class '53 Dr Bill Murphy, Class '55 Roma Muzzatti, Class '80 and Lawrence Muzzatti Christopher Nicholls, Class '63 Robert and Wendy Norman Timothy Reeves, Class '92 Jay Reid, Class '08 John Roberts AM, Class '57 P H Routley, Class '55 Jean Sandoz Dr Janet F Scott CSC, Class '84 Ronald Seidel, Class '65 and Marilyn Seidel, Class '86 Phil Shannon, Class '76
Stanley Graham Smith, Class '74 Dr Peter Stobie, Class '52 Patricia Stretton, Class '60 Jeanie Susman, Class '47 and Nan Susman Nelia Thomas, Class '79 Associate Professor Michael Tyler, Class '75 and Ella Tyler Dr Gerald Varley, Class '03 Dr Barbara Wall, Class '49 Barbara Walter, Class '63 Brian Ward, Class '58 and June Ward, Class '67 Elizabeth Andree WayneSmith, Class '01 Glen Weir, Class '78 and Robina Weir Merry Wickes, Class '73 Dr G R J Williams Dr Kevin Williams, Class '95 and Thea Williams Kay Winton, Class '65 and Richard Kirby
THANK YOU TO ALL OUR DONORS We are grateful for the support of every one of our generous donors. The names listed here include donors who made gifts from 1 January to 31 December 2017. If your name has been missed, please accept our apologies and let us know. We also thank our donors who prefer to remain anonymous. Mr Clifford Abbott, Class '52 Mrs Lesley Abell , Class '89 Mr Philip Adams Emeritus Professor John Agnew Mr Norman Ainsworth Mr William Aitchison, Class '70 Mrs Nina Alavi Ms Bec Alexander Ms Pia Jee Algate Dr Stephen Allen, Class '81 Emerita Professor Margaret Allen, Class '69 Mr Richard Allert AO Professor Michael Alpers AO, Class '56 Mr Nicholas Anderson, Class '94 Mr Roger Andre, Class '68 Miss Marjorie Andrew, Class '77 Ms Rikki Andrews, Class '02 Dr Cyril Appleby, Class '49 Ms Julie Arbon, Class '86 Ms Damina Archer Mr Wesley Arcus, Class '53 Dr N L Arthur, Class '51 Professor Peter Ashman, Class '06
Mr Michael Atkin Ms Rona Au Yeung, Class '88 Ms Judith Baghurst, Class '68 Dr Christopher Bagley, Class '82 Mr Anthony Baily, Class '74 Mr Gordhan Bajiya Ms Suzanne Ball, Class '82 Mr Graham Bament, Class '70 Ms Susie Barber Mrs Elaine Barker, Class '81 Mr Andrew Bartlett, Class '02 Dr Noel Barwick, Class '65 Mrs Sally Bates, Class '56 Ms Kaye Baudinette Mrs Elizabeth Bauze, Class '91 Mr Arthur Beales Dr Nicole Beaumont Emeritus Professor Warren Bebbington Ms Kiara Bechta-Metti Mrs Joan Beer, Class '60 Mr John Bell, Class '74 Mr Michael Bennett, Class '69
Professor Richard Bennett AM, Class '54 and Enid Bennett Dr Kathleen Berry, Class '01 Ms Gillian Bevan, Class '76 Mr Marc Bevilacqua, Class '00 Mr Charles Binks, Class '66 Dr Denis Binnion AM, Class '70 Ms Bhagyashalee Birajdar Dr Cristian Birzer, Class '00 Mr John Bishop AO, Class '58 Mr Alexander Bishop-Thorpe Dr Lisa Blinco, Class '12 Mr Mark Blumberg, Class '84 Dr Melissa Bochner Dr Anna Bof, Class '81 Professor Emeritus Robert Bogner, Class '56 Dr Michael Bollen AM, Class '63 Miss Barbara Bond, Class '74 Mrs Hannah Bone Mrs Marjorie Boorman, Class '98 Dr Jane Boroky, Class '82 Mr William Boucaut, Class '58 Mrs Margaret Boult Mr Mervyn and Mrs Margaret Boundy Ms Deborah Bowley Dr Neil Bowman, Class '92 Mr David Box, Class '62 Mrs Elizabeth Boyce, Class '89 Mr Peter Bradshaw Deputy Chancellor Catherine Branson QC, Class '70
Mr Andrew Bray, Class '50 Mrs Christine Brazier Mr Ian Brett, Class '65 (deceased) Ms Kathryn Brew Dr Margaret Brisbane, Class '55 Mr Patrick Brislan Dr Alan Brissenden AM, Class '63 and Elizabeth Brissenden, Class '80 Emeritus Professor Margaret Brock, Class '69 Dr Peter Brooker, Class '65 Mr Clive Brooks Esq, Class '67 Mrs Jane Brooks, Class '69 Mrs Lois Brooks, Class '51 Dr Roger Brown, Class '52 and Beverley Brown Mr Graham Brown, Class '67 Mrs Judith Brown, Class '00 Mr Cyril Brown, Class '67 Ms Pauline Brown, Class '65 Mr Mark Brown Dr Hannah Brown, Class '03 Ms J Brownell, Class '69 Mrs Barbara Brummitt, Class '57 Dr Robert Brummitt, Class '55 and Jane Brummitt, Class '60 Dr Neil Bryans, Class 69 Dr Domenico Bucco, Class '75 Mrs Paquita Bulbeck, Class '72 Emeritus Professor Robert Burford, Class '70 Dr Henry Burley, Class '62 Mr John Burston, Class '90 Professor Alastair Burt Mr Robert Burt, Class '71
Mr Graham Burton, Class '63 Mrs Diana Burton, Class '67 Mr John Burton Dr Peter Byrne AM, Class '66 Dr Ivan Camens, Class '47 (deceased) Mr Robert Cameron, Class '75 Professor Allan Campbell, Class '61 Ms Allie Campbell Mr Douglas Campbell, Class '85 Ms Helen Carey, Class '67 Mrs Jean Carney Miss Frances Carter, Class '04 Mrs Sheila Carter Mr David Caruso, Class '03 Dr Mary Carver Dr Christopher Caton, Class '66 Mr Allan Cattermole, Class '63 Mr Colin Causby Associate Professor Timothy Cavagnaro, Class '98 Professor Benjamin Cazzolato, Class '91 Dr Melanie Ceko, Class '05 Mr Andrew Chalklen, Class '85 Ms Helen Chandra, Class '82 Mrs Dorothy Chapman, Class '50 Ms Kristianna Chia Mr John Chick, Class '48 Mr Mark Chilvers, Class '05 Mrs Dawn Chin Mr Dilip Chirmuley AM, Class '89 Mr Philip Chisholm, Class '81 Dr Jonathan Christo, Class '05 Mr James Chu, Class '75 and Lyn Chu Dr Damian Chung, Class '91 Dr Christine Churches, Class '84 Dr Anthony Ciccocioppo, Class '04 Mr Brian Clarke Dr Roger Clarkson, Class '56
Mrs Meredith Clarkson Dr David Clarnette, Class '59 Mr Robert Clisby, Class '54 and Dr Susan Clisby Ms Casey Clouston, Class '08 Dr Gregory Cocks, Class '81 Professor John Coetzee, Class '05 Mr Anthony Cole, Class '53 Ms Coral Coleman, Class '90 Mr John Coles, Class '62 Mr Bradley Collings, Class '89 Mrs Jessica Collins, Class '99 Mrs Dianne Collins, Ms Diamando Comakis Dr Aileen Connon AM, Class '65 Mr Jorge Contreras Garcia and Mrs Beatriz Amaral Mr David Cooke, Class '54 Ms Melissa Corcoran, Class '16 Mr Robert Corney, Class '66 and Mrs Jeanette Corney, Class '63 Emeritus Professor Nick Costa, Class '73 Mr David Cottrell, Class '73 Mr Stephen Couche, Class '71 Dr Jennifer Court OAM, Class '66 Ms Pamela Cramond, Class '78 Mr Roger Creaser, Class '64 Ms Alison Creaser, Class '74 Mr Harry Cresswell, Class '56 Professor John Crompton, Class '71 Mr John Crosby, Class '71 Mr Adam Crossing, Class '91 Dr Rosemary Crowley Dr Damir Culic, Class '73 Mr Thomas Culshaw, Class '61 Mr Stuart Cumpston, Class '72 Mr Vincenzo Curro, Class '81 and Ms Vivian Curro, Class '96 Mr Ian Cutten, Class '66
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Mr Daniel Cutting, Class '04 Mr James Daly, Class '81 Dr Katherine Daniell, Class '04 Mrs Anne Daniell, Class '73 Mr Leonard Daniels, Class '80 Mr Ernest Victor Daquil, Class '16 Ms Dianne Davidson AM, Class '70 Ms Jennifer Davidson, Class '62 Mr Peter Davies Mr Anthony Davies, Class '88 Dr Arthur Davies, Class '77 Ms Inga Davis Associate Professor Margaret Davy AM, Class '68 Professor Melissa de Zwart, Class '13 Dr Guy Debelle, Class '87 Mr Peter Del Fante, Class '78 Dr Curtis Deland, Class '55 Mrs Bice Della-Putta, Class '68 Dr John Dent, Class '69 Mr David Dewar, Class '72 Dr Michael Di Matteo, Class '09 Dr Christopher Dibden, Class '67 Professor Ronald Dickson, Class '58 Dr Nerida Dilworth AM, Class '50 Mrs Margaret Dingle, Class '67 Dr Peter Dobson, Class '68 Mr Lindsay Doherty, Class '65 Dr Dino Donati, Class '87 Mr Francis Donlan Mr Christopher Donnelly Dr Fiona Dostal, Class '73 Dr Reginald Down, Class '69 The Honourable Alexander Downer AC Mr Warren Dowsett, Class '72 Dr Michael Drew, Class '51 Dr Georgina Drew Ms Amanda Drewer
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Professor Craig Dreyer, Class '74 Ms Jan Dreyer Ms Sue Duncan, Class '75 Dr Michael Dunne, Class '62 Mr Colin Dunsford AM, Class '69 Mr Douglas Dunstan, Class '68 Mr Anthony Dyson, Class '64 The Honourable Dr Bruce Eastick AM, Class '47 Dr Michael Eaton, Class '85 Mr Michael Edgeloe OAM, Class '61 Dr Richard Eggleton, Class '59 Mr Peter Elder, Class '84 Dr Deborah Elijah, Class '11 Miss Jessica Elliott Ms Bronwyn Ellis, Class '66 Mr Robert Ellis, Class '67 Dr John Emerson, Class '94 Mr Robert Evans, Class '70 Mr Martyn Evans, Class '75 Ms Elizabeth Evans, Class '60 Dr Jillian Ewing, Class '77 Ms Anne Fabig, Class '86 Mrs Judy Fander, Class '66 Mr Ali Faqiri, Class '16 Dr Terry Farquharson, Class '68 Mr Martin Faulkner, Class '84 Dr David Faulkner, Class '84 Ms Jessica Faulkner, Class '12 Mrs Margaret Favilla, Class '02 and Mr Jack Favilla Mrs Jane Favretto Mr Charles Fearon, Class '02 Mrs Pamela Fiala, Class '49 Ms Susan Filby, Class '74 Professor Christopher Findlay AM, Class '75 Professor John Findlay AO, Class '66 Mr Paul Finn, Class '75 Dr Peter Ford, Class '65 Mrs Gillian Forwood, Class '60 Mr Henry Foster, Class '61 Mr Craig Fowler
Mr Brian France AM Mr Valdis Francis, Class '66 Mr Grant Frazer, Class '72 Mr Geoffrey Fry, Class '60 Mr Feng Fu, Class '06 Dr Graham Furnell, Class '84 Mrs Virginia Furness, Class '79 Mr John Furness, Class '15 Ms Yoshie Furusawa, Class '00 Ms Emily Galdes, Class '98 Ms Linda Gale, Class '88 Mr Timothy Game SC, Class '78 Miss Chuqiao Gao Dr Suzanne Gardner, Class '08 Mr Kevin Gehan, Class '67 Mr Christopher Gellie, Class '75 Mr Robin Genders Dr Carmelo Genovese OAM, Class '05 Dr Elizabeth Germein Dr Jeffrey Gerrard, Class '65 Ms Sally Gilbert, Class '79 Mr John Gillis, Class '80 Mr Donald Gilmour, Class '77 and Mrs Rhonda Gilmour Mr Andrew Giulinn, Class '90 Mrs Eleanor Goedecke Mr Robert Goedecke, Class '13 Mr Stephen Goggs, Class '85 Mr David Gold, Class '70 Emeritus Professor Robert Goldney AO, Class '68 Mr Mark Goldsmith Mr Richard Good, Class '53 Dr Brett Gooden MD, Class '67 Mr Brian Goodridge, Emeritus Professor Richard Gordon, Class '67 Dr Olga Gostin, Class '93 Mr Gordon Goulding Ms Prudence Goward, Class '74 Mr Colin Gramp AM Mr Roger Gransbury, Class '73 Ms Sharon Graveney Ms Josie Gray
Mrs Dianne Gray, Class '70 Ms Terri Green Mr Felix Green Mr Raymond Greet, Class '57 Mr Dario Gregoric, Class '81 Ms Ruth Grgurich, Class '90 Ms Anne Gribbin Dr Andrew Grieve Dr Christopher Griffin, Class '78 Ms Emma Griffin, Class '89 Mr Peter Griffiths, Class '62 Mr Donald Grigg, Class '69 Mrs Anne Guerin Dr Rimino Guerriero, Class '75 Ms Louise Guthleben, Class '83 Mr Andrew Gwinnett Ms Jennifer Hackett Mrs Bronwyn Hackett, Class '67 Mr Geoff & Mrs Lis Haddy Mr Robert Haese, Class '66 Mr Alireza Hajizadeh Dr Sophie Halpin, Class '12 Mr Hugh Hamilton, Class '70 Ms Anne Hamilton, Class '84 Adjunct Associate Professor Monica Hamilton-Bruce, Class '98 Ms Jinzhi Han, Class '09 Mrs Susan Hancock, Class '72 Emeritus Professor Keith Hancock, Class '71 Ms Jean Hancox, Class '03 Mrs Jennette Hand Emeritus Professor Colin Hansen, Class '73 Dr David Hansman Dr Barbara Hardy AO, Class '47 Associate Professor Victoria Haritos, Class '82 Dr Lewis Harman, Class '53 Mr Richard Harries, Class '83 Mr Grantley Harris, Class '67 Ms Janet Harris, Class '73 Mr William Harrod, Class '69 Mr Barrie Hartley, Class '68
Mr Denis Harwood, Class '60 Mr John Haskard, Class '50 Dr Peter Haslau, Class '64 and Ros Haslau Dr Karen Hawke Dr Rosanne Hawke, Class '01 Mrs Susan Hawkins, Class '88 Mr Edward Hayman Mr Noel Hayman, Class '68 Ms Christine Heard Dr Robert Hecker AM, Class '47 Dr Richard Heddle, Class '78 Professor Robert Heddle, Class '70 Professor Geoffrey Heithersay AO Mr Peter Helman, Class '74 Ms Kathleen Hennessy, Class '66 Mr Graydon Henning, Class '61 Mr Kazimierz Herbst, Class '62 Ms Susie Herzberg OAM, Class '73 Mr Robert Hetherington, Class '68 Mr Peter Heuzenroeder, Class '60 Ms Sarah Hewetson Dr DK Hewitson, Class '62 and HM Hewitson, Class '60 Mr John Hill, Class '94 Ms Jenefer Hill, Class '02 Ms Rosemary Hill-Ling Ms Margaret Hillman, Class '80 Mrs Nadine Hillock Mr Andrew Hirst, Class '75 Dr Peter Ho AM, Class '05 Dr Simon Holford Emeritus Professor Stephanie Hollis, Class '67 Ms Jacqueline Hollis-Sando Dr Robert Holloway OAM, Class '68 Mr Robert Holmes Mr Ian Hone, Class '70 Ms Alicia Hosking, Class '14 Ms Margaret Hosking, Class '76 Emeritus Professor Peter Howard, Class '50
Emerita Professor Diana Howlett, Class '56 Mr Qiu Hu, Class '09 Mr Michael Hughes, Class '67 Mr Leigh Hughes Dr Kathryn Hummel, Class '02 Dr Patrick Hung, Class '68 Mr Alastair Hunter OAM, Class '76 Mrs Ky Huynh Dr Anthea Hyslop, Class '67 Dr Carolina Ierace, Class '83 Ms Mary Ireland Mr Charles Irwin, Class '80 Emeritus Professor Geoffrey Iverson Mr Philip Jackson Mrs Jillian Jackson, Class '67 Mr Alan Jacobs, Class '49 Mrs Priscilla Jacquier Ms Kerry Jaeger, Class '80 Professor Purnendra Jain Dr Christine James Mrs Alexandra Jarvis, Class '49 Mr John Jarvis Professor Mark Jenkinson, Class '93 Dr Victoria Jennings, Class '91 Mr Kym Jervois, Class '77 Mr Robert Johanson Ms Jean John Professor Carol Johnson, Class '76 Mr Francis Johnson, Class '55 Mr Mike Johnston Mr Derek Jones Mr Brian Jones OAM, Class '46 Mr Kevin Jones, Class '64 Ms Marilyn Jones, Class '66 Dr Jennifer Jones, Class '87 Mr David Joyce, Class '85 Mr Ainslie Just, Class '75 Mr Dimitrios Kapetas, Class '87 Mr Kevin Kauschke, Class '60 Mrs Elizabeth Keam AM, Class '98 Dr John Keeler AM, Class '05
Judge Charlotte Kelly, Class '86 Mr Kym Kelly, Class '68 mr Noel Kelly, Class '64 Mr Deane Kemp, Class '63 Mr Peter Kerin, Class '83 Ms Sujata Khandkar Professor Michael Kidd AM Dr Stephen Kidd Dr Barbara Kidman, Class '48 Ms Elizabeth Kiely Ms Anne Kiley, Class '75 Mr Trevor Killmier, Class '76 Ms Kimberley Kingsborough Ms Alison Kinsman AM, Class '49 Associate Professor David Kirke, Class '64 Mrs Rhonda Klar, Class '78 Dr Gabrielle Klingberg, Class '12 Dr Debbie Knight, Class '98 Ms Susan Knowles Dr Steven Knox, Class '03 Ms Miranda Ko Ms Wendy Koh Miss Wee-Ching Kong, Class '05 Mr Benjamin Kuchel, Class '07 Chi Ming Kuk Ojas Kulkarni Professor Ann Kupa Mr Marek Kwiatkowski Mr Philip Laffer AM, Class '61 Dr Anthony Lake AM, Class '70 Mr T Lake Mr Joseph Lam, Class '90 Mr William Lambie, Class '77 Mrs Phyllis Lang Mr Tejaswi Laveti, Class '15 Dr Mark Lawrence Mr Tyler Lawrence, Class '17 The Honourable Robert Lawson QC, Class '67 Mr Ronald Layton, Class 69 and Mrs Suzanne Layton, Class '99 Dr Quy Le, Class '00
Mr Sedibelo Lebotse, Class '06 Chong Lee, Class '75 Dr Michael Lee, Class '79 Mrs Alice Lee Mr Jasper Lee Dr Mark Leedham, Class '79 The Honourable Christopher Legoe AO QC Mrs Jenny Legoe Mrs Giang Le-Huy, Class '94 Mrs Sarah Lenigas Mr Geoffrey Lessue The Honourable Judith Levy AO, Class '56 Ms Jennifer Lewis Mr Frederick Lewis, Class '61 Mr Weiyu Li, Class '08 Associate Professor Sharon Liberali, Class '87 Mr Hsiao Lin Liew, Class '97 Dr Fong Seong Liew Miss Myra Lillywhite, Class '60 Dr Werner Linde, Class '69 Professor G J Lindell AM, Class '65 Mrs Yvonne Lindsay, Class '78 Mr Bruce Lines Ms Helen Lines, Class '86 Dr Charles Ling, Class '63 Dr John Ling, Class '54 Mr James Litt Mr John Little, Class '57 Ms Melanie Little, Class '84 Mr Andrew Liveris, Class '75 Mr Kim Chooi Loh, Class '01 Dr Jane Lomax-Smith AM, Class '86 Mr Peter Lorimer, Class '00 and Mrs Janet Lorimer Mr John Love, Class '51 Mr Samuel Lowe, Class '15 Mrs Gillian Loxton Ms Felicity Lyons-Reid, Class '87 Ms Deborah Machell Ms Leone Mackenzie Dr Dean Mackie, Class '53 (deceased)
Mrs Fiona MacLachlan OAM Professor R MacMillen and Mrs B MacMillen Mr Peter Magers Mr Sanjaykumar Maharaul Mr Michael Maiolo, Class '87 Mrs Elaine Major, Class '62 Ms Joanna Makai, Class '75 Dr Alan Mann, Class '08 Ms Mary Mannix Adjunct Professor Zico Marchellino Professor Petra Marschner Mrs Elizabeth Marsden, Class '53 Dr Charles Marsh, Class '85 Ms Siobhan Marsh Associate Professor Ruth Marshall Dr Gillian Marshman Dr Patrick Martin, Class '54 Dr John Martin, Class '62 Mrs Anne Martin, Class '68 Ms Donalda Martin, Class '68 Ms Julie Maslen, Class '73 Mr Graham Matheson, Class '46 Mr Murray Mathison, Class '60 Mr Prateek Mathur Ms Jessica Matson, Class '95 Mr Suraj Matta Ms Michelle Matthews Ms Stella Matulessya Mr Heiko Maurer Mr John May, Class '68 Mr Donald Mayne, Class '04 Adjunct Professor Jagannath Mazumdar AM, Class '68 Mr Richard Mc Cann, Class '99 Mr Peter McBride, Class '49 Mr Martin McCarron Mr Michael McCarthy, Class '68 Ms Sheila McCarthy Ms Sandy McConachy Ms Maureen McDonagh, Class '99 Mr Alastair McEwin, Class '92 Dr Colin McGee, Class '53 Ms Ursula McGowan, Class '65
Mr Paul McGrath, Class '62 Dr Catherine McGregor, Class '89 Dr Anthony McGuire, Class '55 Dr Gordon McLean, Class '84 Dr Helen McLean, Class '79 Mr Gregor McLeod, Class '76 Ms Janet McLeod, Class '63 Professor Jennifer McMahon Mr John McManus, Class '54 Mr Stephen McNamara, Class '77 Ms Mary McPherson, Class '47 Mr Dennis Medlow, Class '83 Dr Vanessa Melino, Class '09 Mr Gregory Merchant, Class '85 Mr David Meyer, Class '72 and Ms Jillian CooperMeyer, Class '67 Dr John Mickan AM, Class '52 Professor Anton Middelberg, Class '89 Mr Simon Milazzo, Class '78 Mrs Marlene Millar Mr Norman Millburn Mr Austin Milton, Class '88 Dr Neville Minnis, Class '63 Mr Andrew Mitchell, Class '67 Mr Don Mitchell Dr Denis Molyneux AM, Class '09 Ms Fosalie Montagner Mr Robert Moore Dr Alan Moore, Class '70 Mr Mohammad Moore Ms Kathryn Moore Ms Felicity Morgan, Class '04 Mr Grant Morgan, Class '65 Ms Celia Moriarty Ms Helen Moriarty Dr Arthur Morphett, Class '66 Dr Graham Mortimer, Class '74 Mr Alan Moss, Class '70 Mr Owen Moulds, Class '00
Ms Penelope Mount, Class '05 Dr Monika Moy, Class '91 Dr Christopher Muir, Class '82 and Dymphna Muir Dr Sutapa Mukherjee, Class '89 Emeritus Professor Jesper Munch Dr Robert Munday, Class '55 Dr William Murphy, Class '55 Ms Clare Murphy, Class '67 Mr John Murray, Class '53 Ms Lucia Murray, Class '77 Mrs Decima Murton, Class '80 Mr Jaroslav Mychajlyszyn, Class '56 and Mrs Nadia Mychajlyszyn Mr James Myhill, Class '81 Dr Reuben Myhill OAM, Class '48 (deceased) Dr Andrew Nakone, Class '87 Dr Malcolm Nancarrow, Class '46 Taran Nanda Mr William Nankivell, Class '44 Mrs Marlene Nash Mr Horst Naumann, Class '67 Dr Simon Naylor, Class '76 Dr Simon Neldner, Class '90 Dr Melissa Nelligan, Class '91 Professor Graham Nerlich, Class '55 Mr Hugh Ness, Class '71 Professor Colin Nettelbeck, Class '60 Mr John Neuling, Class '68 Dr Ronald Newbold Mr Clive Newland Ms Alison Newton, Class '74 Mr Wai Ng, Class '03 Associate Professor Giang Nguyen Mr Nam Quoc Nguyen, Class '95 Ms Ada Nguyen Dr June Nicolson, Class '67 Dr Kate Nielsen, Class '01 Ms Pina Noack Dr Peter Noblet AM, Class '70
Mr David Noon, Class '52 (deceased) Mr Brett Northey, Class '94 Mr Ian Nosworthy, Class '67 Mr Michael Nugent AM, Class '70 Dr Richard Num, Class '71 The Honourable Margaret Nyland AM, Class '64 Mr Benjamin Oborn, Class '56 and Mrs Pamela Oborn Miss Laura O'Connor Ms Pamela O'Donnell, Class '78 Mr Stephen Officer, Class '70 Associate Professor Robin Offler, Class '60 Dr Margaret O'Hea Mr Greg O'Keefe Mr Bernard O'Neil, Class '78 Ms Louise O'Reilly Ms Judith Ortlepp, Class '69 Ms Catherine Oster, Class '88 Mr Lance Otto OAM, Class '54 Emerita Professor Rosemary Owens AO, Class '68 Mr Nicholas Owens SC, Class '97 Mr Sanjai Padmanabhan Mr Michael Page, Class '89 Ms Michelle Painter SC, Class '90 Mr John Palmer, Class '66 Dr Xia Pan, Class '97 Ms M Panagiotidis, Class '81 Dr Satera Papageorgiou, Class '87 Miss Jessica Parker, Class '16 Dr Allan Parker, Class '72 Mrs Barbara Parker, Class '90 Dr Bronwyn Parkin, Class '14 Mr Ian Parsons, Class '58 Emeritus Professor Mervyn Paterson, Class '45 S Pathi Mr Victor Patrick OAM, Class '63 The Venerable Conrad Patterson, Class '59 Mrs Margaret Paull Ms Lynette Payne Dr Christos Pazios, Class '87
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Ms Michelle Peake, Class '81 Mrs Helen Pearce, Class '58 Ms Telge Peiris, Class '06 Dr Aaron Peisach, Class '69 Dr Costas Pelekani, Class '95 Mr Ian Penny, Class '79 Mrs Clair Perrin The Honourable Justice Melissa Perry, Class '85 Mr Robert Perry, Class '56 Dr David Petchell, Class '70 Mr Michael Philipson, Class '80 Mr Donald Phillips, Class '72 Mr Brian Philpott, Class '91 Dr Mark Pillsworth, Class '12 Professor Jonathan Pincus Dr Julia Pitcher, Class '96 Mr Francesco Placanica, Class '90 Dr Sujay Ponnappa Mr Giulio Ponte, Class '94 Mr Neil Pontifex, Class '73 Dr Fereydoon Pooya Nejad Mr David Posaner, Class '72 Dr Nicholas Potezny, Class '84 Mrs Laurey Potter, Class '83 Mr David Potter, Class '77 Ms Carol Potter, Class '68 Dr Wolfgang Preiss, Class '66 Ms Catherine Price, Class '85 Mrs Caroline Prior, Class '69 Ms Elisabeth Prosser Ms Georgia Psarros, Class '88 Mr Peter Pszczolinski, Class '76 Chandra Puli Mr Graeme Purdie, Class '69 Dr Grant Purdie, Class '73 Dr G Purdie Ms Asha Puvan Iswaran, Class '90 Mr Anoop Puzhamudi Ms Sally Queale Mr Donald Quick, Class '59 Dr Brian Quigley, Class '59 Ms G Quintal
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Dr John Radcliffe AM, Class '60 Mr G Radford Mrs Marilyn Rae Mr Colin Raison, Class '58 Ms Karuna Raja Ms Julia Raja Segaran, Class '65 Dr Dinesha Ranathunga, Class '03 Dr Ranjit Ratnaike, Class '75 Mr Trevor Rees, Class '76 Dr Courtney Regan, Class '01 Dr Marie Reichstein, Class '82 Ms Helen Reilly, Class '66 Mr William Reimann, Class '60 Ms Mary Reimann, Class '59 Miss Marietta Resek, Class '64 Ms Victoria Reyes-Martinez Dr Dorothea Reynolds, Class '58 Ms Allison Reynolds, Class '06 Mrs Marianne Riccio, Class '07 Dr Michael Rice AM, Class '59 Mr Michael Riceman, Class '17 Mr William Riceman, Class '66 Professor Lindsay Richards, Class '78 Robert Richards, Class '73 Mr Ralph Richardson, Class '67 Dr William Riedel, Class '47 Mr Ben Rijken Judith Rischbieth, Class '50 Dr Rodney Roach, Class '63 Mr Brett Roberts Ms Nancy Roberts, Class '47 Professor Timothy Roberts, Class '67 Mrs Diana Roberts, Class '95 Dr Sara Roberts. Class '04 Mr David Robertson, Class '83 Mr Eric Robins Mr Philip Robins, Class '77 Miss Justine Robins Mrs Jessica Robins
Dr Kenneth Robson, Class '61 Professor Neville Rochow SC, Class '83 Mrs Caroline Roennfeldt, Class '99 Dr John Rogers, Class '71 Father Graham Roper Major Paul Rosenzweig OAM JP, Class '81 Dr Geoffrey Ross, Class '70 Mr Mark Rosser, Class '89 Mr P H Routley, Class '55 Dr Julie Rowe, Class '68 Ms Dorothy Sadlon, Class '83 Dr Helen Sage, Class '67 family of the late Mrs Nancy Saint Mrs Michelle Sander Dr Ted Sandercock, Class '60 and Wendy Sandercock Ms Jean Sandoz Dr Dewar Sawers, Class '74 Mrs Joan Sawyer Mrs Patricia Scammell The Hon Christopher Schacht Mr Jan Schiffner Miss Phillipa Schliebs Dr Anthony Schlink, Class '72 Ms Jodie Schluter Mr James Schoff, Class '58 Dr Janet F Scott, CSC, Class '84 Ms Janet M Scott Mr James Scullion, Class '96 Dr Glen Searle, Class '66 Mr Frank Seeley AM Mr Ron Seidel, Class '65 and Mrs Marilyn Seidel, Class '86 Mrs Patsy Sellars Mrs Cherranthi Senarratne Mr Karl Seppelt AO, Class '52 Mr Robert Sexton, Class '63 Ms Stephanie Sexton, Class '94 Dr Anthony Seymour, Class '63 Mr Siddharth Shah, Class '17 Ms Nidhi Shah Ms Tara Sharma Mr Michael Sharp
Mr Brenton Sharpe Ms Rosalie Sharpe Mr Cody Sharrad, Class '15 Mr Dale Sharrad Professor Jennifer Shaw Emeritus Professor Ivan Shearer AM, Class '60 Dr Scoresby Shepherd, Class '58 AO and Anna Shepherd, Class '62 Mrs Rita Shepherd, Class '76 Mr Roger Shinkfield, Class '54 Mr Henry Short Mr Glenn Simon, Class '00 Ms Catherine Simon, Class '00 Professor Jane Simpson Mrs Helen Sims Dr Russell Sinclair, Class '68 Mr Jaspal Singh Ms Megan Skelton Mr Cleveland Skinn (deceased) Mrs Lesley Skinner, Class '55 Miss Chloe Slade, Class '13 Ms Jenny Slape Mr Robert Sleigh OAM, Class '60 Miss Elizabeth Smee Mr Jamie Smith Ms Ann Smith Dr Nicholas Smith Mr Richard Smith, Class '75 Mrs Carolyn Smith, Class '66 Dr James Smyth Mr Allan Smyth, Class '49 Mr Perry Snodgrass, Class '12 Emeritus Professor Raymond Specht, Class '45 Mr David Spencer, Class '71 Mr Gerrit Stafford Miss Eleni Stamelos Dr Graham Standen, Class '67 Mrs Christine Stanley Ms Sally Steel Dr Roberta Steele, Class '62 Ms Lesley Steele Ms Margaret Steffens OAM, Class '14 Ms Kyra Stein Mr Bernhard Stett, Class '81
Mr Nigel Stevenson, Class '94 Mrs Shirley Stewart Dr Peter Stobie, Class '52 Mr Peter Stone, Class '62 Mr Terry Stoneman, Class '67 Mr Paull Storm Ms Natasha Stott Despoja AM, Class '91 Dr Geoffrey Stranks, Class '79 Mrs Patricia Stretton, Class '60 Ms Gillian Stuart Dr Aggie Sun, Class '07 Mrs Isabel Suter, Class '55 Dr Brian Symon, Class '72 Mrs Judith Symon, Class '52 Professor Ian Symonds Miss Margaret Symons, Class '57 Dr Nevenka Tadic, Class '99 Ms Hui Tan, Class '87 Mr Eugene Tan, Class '14 Emeritus Professor John Taplin, Class '67 Mr Andrew Taylor, Class '60 Mr Ingmar Taylor SC, Class '88 Professor Andrew Taylor AM Mr Glen Taylor Dr Daryl Teague, Class '71 Ms Maija Tebecis, Class '59 Emeritus Professor David Thomas, Class '63 Mr Barry Thomas, Class '64 Mr Kym Thomas Mr Michael Thompson, Class '94 Emeritus Professor Napier Thomson AM, Class '67 Mr Richard Thomson, Class '64 Ms Elise Thomson, Class '15 Ms Pamela Thomson Mr Jason Thornhill Ms Debra Thurgarland, Class '81 Adjunct Associate Professor Gerald Thurnwald AM, Class '79 Dr Sing Ping Ting, Class '69 Dr Michael Tingay, Class '69 Dr Shreya Tocaciu, Class '09 Ms Sylvia Toelken, Class '06 Mr Julius Tolcvay, Class '65
Dr Stephen Toteff, Class '71 Mr Barry Tozer, Class '65 Ms Wendy Trow, Class '98 Mr Simon Tsianikas, Class '16 Ms Sue Tulloch Mr Guy Tunstill, Class '79 Dr John Turnbull AM, Class '64 Dr Richard Turner, Class '67 Mr Arthur Tynan, Class '55 Ms Amy Underdown Ms Michelle van Oss Emeritus Professor Reinhard Van Steveninck, Class '65 (deceased) Mrs Margaret Van Steveninck, Class '54 (deceased) Ms Meenambikai Vannitamby, Class '90 Ms Angela Vassiliou Ms Helen Vassos, Class '13 Mr Robert Veitch, Class '74 Mr Christos Venizelos, Class '02 Dr Peter Verco AM, Class '73 Dr Samuel Verco, Class '01 Professor Graham Vimpani AM, Class '67 The Honourable John von Doussa AO QC, Class '62 Mr George Vosvotekas, Class '75 Dr Dimitra Vrastaminos, Class '88 Dr The Bao Vu, Class '62 Mr Robert Wagner, Class '70 Dr Inge Wakefield, Class '00 Dr Jane Walkley, Class '69 Dr Ingrid Walkley, Class '96 Mrs Pamela Wall OAM Dr Barbara Wall, Class '49 Professor Gordon Wall, Class '47 Emeritus Professor John and Dr Patricia Wallace Dr Patrick Walsh, Class '70 Mr Matthew Walsh, Class '95 Miss Barbara Walter, Class '63 Mr Robert Walter, Class '95 Emeritus Professor Max Walters AM, Class '54 Mr Peter Walton Mr Yi Wan, Class '15
Mr Sichen Wan Dr Raymond Wang Brian Ward, Class '58 and June Ward, Class '67 Emeritus Professor John Warren AC, Class '61 Mr Terry Warwick, Class '07 Ms Fiona Watson, Class '02 Dr Richard Watson, Class '62 Mrs Merilyn Webb Mrs Lynn Webber, Class '86 Ms Jodi Wehner, Class '97 Dr Michael Weightman, Class '12 Glen Weir, Class '78 and Robina Weir Ms Martine Welfare, Class '01 Mr John Welford, Class '65 Mr Noel Wellman, Class '05 Mrs Marion Wells William Wells QC, Class '74 Dr Jeremy Wells, Class '03 Ms Yao Wen Dr Andrew Wendelborn, Class '73 Emeritus Professor Bruce West, Class '54 Associate Professor Seth Westra Ms Barbara Wheaton OAM Dr Brian Wheeler OAM, Class '70 Mr Peter Whellum Mr Stephen White, Class '78 The Honourable Justice Richard White, Class '76 Mr John Whitrow, Class '65 Mr Paul Wilkins Mr John Wilksch, Class '62 Dr Simon Willcox, Class '80 Professor John Williams Dr G R J Williams Mr Arthur Williamson, Class '53 (deceased) Mr Geoffrey Williamson, Class '56 Dr Donald Wilson, Class '75 Emeritus Professor Trevor Wilson AM, Class '60 Dr John Wilson, Class '49 Mrs Margaret Winter, Class '51 Ms Kay Winton, Class '65 Ms Michelle Wittholz, Class '01
Mr David Wollaston The Honourable Penny Wong, Class '93 Mrs Leona Woolcock, Class '83 Dr Donald Worley OAM, Class '56 Mr Barry Worrall, Class '68 Mr David Worth, Class '72 Mr Anthony Wright Mr Robert Wright, Class '80 Ms Ashleigh Wright Mr Krzysztof Wszolek, Class '92 Dr Wenyan Wu, Class '05 Mr Tao Wu, Class '13 Mr Brett Yeats Dr Keng Soon Yeoh, Class '09 Mr Hao Yin, Class '07 Dr Shoko Yoneyama Mr Troy Young, Class '01 Miss Joan Young AM, Class '52 Mr Dean Zeven, Class '93 Ms Xueqian Zhang Ms Catherine Zweck, Class '84
Estates The estate of Mrs Josephine Boland The estate of Ms Lorna Collins The estate of Professor Walter Duncan The estate of The Walter and Dorothy Duncan Trust The estate of Hugh Hughes The estate of Mrs Marjorie Jolly The estate of Dr Kwok Poh Lee The estate of Ms Elizabeth MacMeikan The estate of John Mortlock The estate of Ms Rosina Mortlock The estate of Miss Ruth Park The estate of Miss Sheila Radcliffe The estate of John Ridley The estate of Mr Jeffrey Scott The estate of Mr George Southgate The estate of Peter Waite
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