CQUniCares Academic Prize Recipients

2020 CQUniCares

Academic Prize Winners

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2020 CQUniCares

Academic Prize Winners On behalf of CQUniversity, we extend our congratulations to all 2020 CQUniCares Academic Prize winners and pass on our thanks and gratitude to our valued donor community who make these generous prizes possible.

In recognition of those long-term supporters of the

CQUniCares Academic Prize Program.

Contents School of Access Education School of Business and Law College of Business College of Law, Criminology and Justice School of Education and the Arts College of Arts College of Education School of Engineering and Technology

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College of Engineering and Aviation 9 College of Information and Communication Technology 12 College of Project Management, Built Environment, Asset and Maintenance Management 12 School of Health, Medical and Applied Sciences College of Clinical Sciences College of Health Sciences College of Psychology College of Science and Sustainability

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School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Sciences

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College of Nursing and Midwifery College of Social Work and Community Services

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Research

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SCHOOL OF ACCESS EDUCATION Rockhampton Men’s Shed Prize – Samuel Beahan Criteria: Awarded to a male, mature aged Rockhampton campus student graduating from CL03 Skills for Tertiary Education Preparatory Studies (STEPS).

Proudly supported by Rockhampton Men’s Shed.

Zonta Club of Rockhampton Inc. STEPS Award - Joanna Kim Criteria: Awarded to a female, mature aged (over 25 years) Rockhampton region student graduating from CL03 Skills for Tertiary Education Preparatory Studies (STEPS) who achieves the best result (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Zonta Club of Rockhampton Inc.

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SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND LAW COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Australian Human Resources Institute Prize for Excellence in the Bachelor of Business (HR Management) – Elenore Cross Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CA01 Bachelor of Business (Human Resources Management) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by the Australian Human Resources Institute.

Australian Human Resources Institute Prize for Excellence in Master of HR Management – Sathya Guruge Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CC72 Master of Human Resource Management student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by the Australian Human Resources Institute.

Australian Property Institute Prize – Lyndon Doyle Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CF56 Bachelor of Property student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by the Australian Property Institute.

Commonwealth Bank Prize – Claudia Kehoe Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: FINC19011 Business Finance.

Proudly supported by Commonwealth Bank.

10+ years

Connole Carlisle Chartered Accountants Prize – Sandra Walsh Criteria: Awarded to the first year Mackay region CQ01 Bachelor of Accounting student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Connole Carlisle Chartered Accountants.

CPA Australia First Year Prize – Kylie Boni Criteria: Awarded to the first year CQ01 Bachelor of Accounting student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by CPA Australia.

CPA Australia Second Year Prize – Rebecca Kirkpatrick Criteria: Awarded to the second year CQ01 Bachelor of Accounting student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by CPA Australia.

CPA Australia Third Year Prize – Stuart Hentschke Criteria: Awarded to the third year CQ01 Bachelor of Accounting student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) Proudly supported by CPA Australia.

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25+ years

DGZ Chartered Accountants Prize – Jennifer Liang and Eamon Vincent Criteria: Awarded to the Bundaberg region student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ACCT11059 Accounting, Learning and Online Communication.

Proudly supported by DGZ Chartered Accountants.

30+ years

Evans Edwards and Associates Prize – Jemma Ahmann Criteria: Awarded to the Rockhampton region student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in the units: LAWS19032 Company & Association Law, ACCT19066 Accounting Systems and Assurance and ACCT19061 Advanced Financial Accounting.

Proudly supported by Evans Edwards and Associates.

30+ years

Gladstone Ports Corporation Bachelor of Accounting Prize – Ashleigh Clark Criteria: Awarded to the second year Bundaberg, Gladstone, or Rockhampton CQ01 Bachelor of Accounting student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Gladstone Ports Corporation.

40+ years

Gladstone Ports Corporation Bachelor of Business Prize – Hannah James Criteria: Awarded to the second year Bundaberg, Gladstone, or Rockhampton CA01 Bachelor of Business student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Gladstone Ports Corporation.

40+ years

GTC Financial Prize – Hannah James Criteria: Awarded to the Gladstone CQ01 Bachelor of Accounting, CA01 Bachelor of Business or CQ91 Bachelor of Accounting/ Bachelor of Business student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) across any year.

Proudly supported by GTC Financial.

Herron Todd White Commercial Property Valuations Prize – Brendan Smith Criteria: Awarded to the regional Queensland student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in the units: PROP19003 Advanced Property Valuation, PROP12002 Property Rights and Law and PROP19001 Statutory Valuations.

Proudly supported by Herron Todd White.

Herron Todd White Rural Property Valuations Prize – Max Toohey Criteria: Awarded to the regional Queensland student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in the units: BLAR12057 Commercial Construction and FINC19014 Property Investment Finance.

Proudly supported by Herron Todd White.

John Carkeek Memorial Prize – Matthew Coombes Criteria: Awarded to the postgraduate student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: MGMT20133 Strategic Business Management and Change.

In memory of John Carkeek.

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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS QInvest Prize – Alyssa Turner Criteria: Awarded to the second year CA01 Bachelor of Business (Management and Financial Planning major) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by QSuper.

Shelley Gregory Memorial Prize – Steven Logan Criteria: Awarded to the Rockhampton region BSB20115 Certificate II in Business, BSB30115 Certificate III in Business or BSB30415 Certificate III in Business Administration student who has shown dedication and leadership to teamwork, and has contributed to the overall learning environment.

In memory of Shelley Gregory.

UniSuper Financial Plan Construction Prize – Paige Benson Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: FINC19020 Financial Plan Construction.

Proudly supported by UniSuper.

UniSuper Retirement and Superannuation Prize – Amy Roberts Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: FINC19016 Retirement and Superannuation.

Proudly supported by UniSuper.

Valuers Registration Board of Queensland Prize – Jarrod Ott Criteria: Awarded to the CF56 Bachelor of Property or CL52 Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Property student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: PROP11001 Property Valuation.

Proudly supported by Valuers Registration Board of Queensland.

10+ years

Whitson Dawson First Year Accounting Prize – Jessie Pegg Criteria: Awarded to the first year Mackay region CQ01 Bachelor of Accounting student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Whitson Dawson CPA.

Whitson Dawson Second Year Accounting Prize – Rebecca Kirkpatrick Criteria: Awarded to the second year Mackay region CQ01 Bachelor of Accounting student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Whitson Dawson CPA.

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COLLEGE OF LAW, CRIMINOLOGY AND JUSTICE Family Law Practitioners’ Association of Queensland Academic Prize in Family Law – Nicole Elliott Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: LAWS13011 Family Law. Proudly supported by Family Law Practitioners’ Association of Queensland.

Macrossan & Amiet Solicitors Prize – Rebecca Kirkpatrick Criteria: Awarded to the Mackay region student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: LAWS19032 Company & Association Law. Proudly supported by Macrossan & Amiet Solicitors.

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SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND THE ARTS COLLEGE OF ARTS Barbara Allen Memorial Encouragement Award – Jacob Legaspi Criteria: Awarded to an instrumental student who has successfully completed first year and is deserving of encouragement.

Proudly supported by the Conservatorium Friends.

Dr Val Vallis Prize – Victoria Pearce Criteria: Awarded to the graduating Gladstone region CA10 Bachelor of Arts student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Dr Val Vallis.

Friends of the Conservatorium Prize for Academic Excellence – Amy Stockow Criteria: Awarded to the third year CG72 Bachelor of Theatre (Specialisation) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Conservatorium Friends.

Helene Jones Memorial Prize for Academic Excellence – Joshua Prenzler Criteria: Awarded to the third year CG51 Bachelor of Music (Specialisation) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Helene Jones.

North Jacklin Motor Group Music Prize – Joel Perkes Criteria: Awarded to the first year Mackay region CG51 Bachelor of Music (Specialisation) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by North Jacklin Motor Group.

20+ years

Paul Tabone Prize - Most Promising Voice for Musical Theatre – Kiara Cabassi Criteria: Awarded to the CG72 Bachelor of Theatre (Specialisation) student with the most promising voice for Musical Theatre.

Proudly supported by Mr Paul Tabone.

Peter Saide Memorial Encouragement Award – Emmalese Dunn Criteria: Awarded to a Music Theatre student who has successfully completed first year and is deserving of encouragement.

Proudly supported by the Conservatorium Friends.

Porters Prize for Academic Excellence – Naomi Capon and Emmalese Dunn Criteria: Awarded to the first year CG72 Bachelor of Theatre (Specialisation) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Porters Home and Building Centre.

Rockhampton Community Service Club Digital Media Prize – Vanessa Aguilar Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CC24 Bachelor of Digital Media student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Rockhampton Community Service Club.

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Rotary Club of Mackay Prize – Christie McLucas Criteria: Awarded to the second year CG51 Bachelor of Music (Specialisation) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Rotary Club of Mackay.

25+ years

The Morning Bulletin Prize – Jane Diamond Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: COMM11007 Media Writing.

Proudly supported by The Morning Bulletin.

30+ years

WIN Television Queensland Prize – Danielle Mitchell Criteria: Awarded to the Rockhampton region student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in the term the unit JOUR12010 Feature Writing was studied.

Proudly supported by WIN Television Queensland Pty Ltd.

40+ years

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Australian Literacy Educators Association Mackay Prize – Caitlin Leotta Criteria: Awarded to the Mackay region student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: EDCU12043 English – Teaching Language Use in Context.

Proudly supported by Australian Literacy Educators Association Mackay.

Australian Literacy Educators Association Rockhampton Prize – Alison Mann Criteria: Awarded to the Rockhampton region student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: EDCU12043 English – Teaching Language Use in Context.

Proudly supported by Australian Literacy Educators Association Rockhampton.

Bob Beevers Memorial Prize – Riarne Bullock and Sarah Mcmanus Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CL05 Master of Teaching (Secondary) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Bob Beevers.

25+ years

Catholic Education - Diocese of Rockhampton, Religious Education Postgraduate Prize – Madelyn Healy Criteria: Awarded to the CV76 Graduate Certificate in Religious Education student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Catholic Education - Diocese of Rockhampton.

25+ years

Catholic Education - Diocese of Rockhampton Religious Education Undergraduate Prize – Lori Guest Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in the units: RELG13001 Contemporary Meanings and Religious Texts, EDCU13021 Teaching Religious Education in a Catholic School, EDFE13034 Internship - Engagement with Catholic School Communities and EDFE12044 Professional Practice 3 – The Catholic School Placement.

Proudly supported by Catholic Education - Diocese of Rockhampton.

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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Central Highlands Regional Council Prize – Hayley Sullivan Criteria: Awarded to the Emerald region CC14 Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood), CC12 Bachelor of Education (Primary) or CC13 Bachelor of Education (Secondary) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Central Highlands Regional Council.

25+ years

Fred Helsdon Memorial Prize – Cathy Bimrose Criteria: Awarded to the first year CC12 Bachelor of Education (Primary) student who achieves best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Fred Helsdon.

Primary English Teaching Association Australia Prize – Bridgid Connolly Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: EDCU13019 English – Teaching Reading.

Proudly supported by Primary English Teaching Association.

Professor Mike Horsley Memorial Prize – Vanessa Hume Criteria: Awarded to a Noosa student, based on their assessment submission for the unit: EDED12448 Service Learning – Contexts and Communities.

In memory of Prof. Mike Horsley.

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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND AVIATION Andrew Cataldo Memorial Prize – Heinrich Ackermann and Rhett Lamperd Criteria: Awarded to the second year CC31 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or CC32 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Diploma of Professional Practice (Co-op Engineering) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Andrew Cataldo.

40+ years

Aurizon Network Control Systems Prize – Quoc Thong Tran Criteria: Awarded to the second year Gladstone, Mackay or Rockhampton campus student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ENEE12016 Signals and Systems.

Proudly supported by Aurizon Network Pty Ltd.

Aurizon Network Fundamentals of Engineering Prize – Alexis Williams Criteria: Awarded to the first year Gladstone, Mackay or Rockhampton campus student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ENEG11005 Fundamentals of Professional Engineering.

Proudly supported by Aurizon Network Pty Ltd.

Aurizon Network Traffic and Transportation Prize – Vivian Rusly Criteria: Awarded to the third year Gladstone, Mackay or Rockhampton student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ENEC14016 Traffic and Transportation Engineering.

Proudly supported by Aurizon Network Pty Ltd.

Australian Steel Institute Prize – Vivian Rusly Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ENEC13015 Steel and Timber Design.

Proudly supported by Australian Steel Institute.

25+ years

Becker Rosier Engineers Structural Excellence Prize – Logan Bella Criteria: Awarded to the third year Mackay region student enrolled in a Civil Engineering major, who achieves the best results (overall highest aggregate GPA) in the three units: ENEC13015 Steel and Timber Design, ENEC13017 Advanced Structural Analysis, ENEC13016 Concrete Technology and Design.

Proudly supported by Becker Rosier Engineers.

Bruce Hiskens Memorial Prize – Joel Frost Criteria: Awarded to the third year Gladstone region CC31 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or CC32 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Diploma of Professional Practice (Co-op Engineering) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Bruce Hiskens.

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND AVIATION Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal Engineering Prize – Heinrich Ackermann Criteria: Awarded to the Mackay region CC31 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or CC32 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Diploma of Professional Practice (Co-op Engineering) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) across any year of study.

Proudly supported by Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal.

David McPherson Memorial Prize – Sarvendra Ganesarajah Criteria: Awarded to the third year Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in the units: ENEE13018 Analogue Electronics, ENEE13020 Digital Electronics, ENEE13021 Power System Analysis and Design and ENEE14006 Embedded Microcontrollers.

In memory of David McPherson.

EESA Queensland Award – Jarred Burns Criteria: Awarded to the second year CC31 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical) student proceeding into their third year who achieves the best results (highest GPA) and is an EESA member.

Proudly supported by Electric Energy Society of Australia.

Excellence in Advanced Mathematics Prize – Reilly Morrison Criteria: Awarded to the on-campus CC31 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), CC32 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Diploma of Professional Practice (Co-op Engineering), or CG21 Bachelor of Engineering Technology student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: MATH12222 Advanced Mathematical Applications.

Proudly supported by an undisclosed donor.

Excellence in Advanced Mathematics Prize – Jarred Burns Criteria: Awarded to the online CC31 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), CC32 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) and Diploma of Professional Practice (Co-op Engineering), or CG21 Bachelor of Engineering Technology student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: MATH12222 Advanced Mathematical Applications.

Proudly supported by an undisclosed donor.

Institution of Engineering and Technology Prize – William Howard Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CC31 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Institution of Engineering and Technology.

30 years

Institution of Structural Engineers Prize – Rachael Bianchi Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ENAC12002 Steel and Concrete Design.

Proudly supported by Institution of Structural Engineers.

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15+ years

Integral Engineering Prize – Cody Mallet Criteria: Awarded to the Mackay region student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ENEC14014 Structural and Geotechnical Design.

Proudly supported by Integral Engineering.

Mark G Pedder Memorial Prize – Heinrich Ackermann Criteria: Awarded to the Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in the units: ENEM12010 Engineering Dynamics and ENEM12006 Fluid Mechanics.

In memory of Mark G. Pedder.

40+ years

May Engert (nee Vaughan) Encouragement Prize – Maddison Ross Criteria: Awarded to a female, first year student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in the units: MATH11218 Applied Mathematics or MATH11160 Technology Mathematics.

Proudly supported by Rev Ann and Dr Michael Hewson in memory of Mrs May Engert (nee Vaughan).

Paul Andersen FAPEx First Year Prize – Alexis Williams Criteria: Awarded to the first year Rockhampton region Bachelor student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Mr Paul Andersen.

10+ years

Prospectors Earth Sciences Prize – Ryan Batley Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: PHYG12003 Geological Science.

Proudly supported by Prospectors Earth Sciences.

35+ years

Rockhampton Regional Council Prize – Rachael Bianchi Criteria: Awarded to the Rockhampton region CC02 Associate Degree of Engineering (Civil) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Rockhampton Regional Council.

50+ years

Steel Reinforcement Institute of Australia Prize – Vivian Rusly Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ENEC13016 Concrete Technology and Design.

Proudly supported by Steel Reinforcement Institute of Australia.

25+ years

Zonta Club of Rockhampton Inc. Engineering Encouragement Prize – Alexis Williams Criteria: Awarded to the female first year Rockhampton region Bachelor of Engineering student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Zonta Club of Rockhampton Inc.

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COLLEGE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY Australian Computer Society Prize – Ethan Cannon Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CQ18 Bachelor of Information Technology or CG99 Bachelor of IT (Co-op) on-campus Queensland student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by the Australian Computer Society Inc. Queensland Branch.

Digital Media Adobe Awards – Shelly Baker, Jazmin Breadley, Sara Jackson, Rhiana Murray, Jeanette Perry, Lara Pugh, Barbara Suttle, Taylor Trewartha, Kellie Webb, Yeady Wenitong Criteria: Awarded to ten Bachelor of Digital Media students who have completed between 8 and 16 units (48 and 96 credit points) and who have achieved the best results (measured by GPA).

Proudly supported by Adobe.

Mackay Information Technology Network Prize – Ned Van de Drift Criteria: Awarded to the Mackay region student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: COIT11134 Object Oriented Programming.

Proudly supported by Mackay Information Technology Network.

10+ years

COLLEGE OF PROJECT MANAGEMENT, BUILT ENVIRONMENT, ASSET AND MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT Bruce Hiskens Memorial Award – Fernando Flores Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CC20 Graduate Diploma of Asset and Maintenance Management student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Bruce Hiskens.

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20+ years

SCHOOL OF HEALTH, MEDICAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES COLLEGE OF CLINICAL SCIENCES ASA Academic Excellence Prize – Kajol Singh Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CG91 Bachelor of Medical Sonography and Graduate Diploma of Medical Sonography student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Australasian Sonographers Association.

ASA Clinical Excellence Prize – Lillian Simpson Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CG91 Bachelor of Medical Sonography and Graduate Diploma of Medical Sonography student who demonstrates the highest standards in sonography scanning capability. The prize winner will be the student with the highest composite score calculated on the basis of his/her scores achieved through:

» Year 2 abdomen scanning completed in unit MEDS12004 Sonographic Skills Development 1 - worth 20% weighting of overall score.

» Year 3 carotid scanning completed in unit MEDS13002 Sonographic Skills Development 2 - worth 30% weighting of overall score.

» Year 4 Clinical Competency OSCE scores in unit MEDS20017 Medical Sonography Clinical Unit 4 - worth 50% of overall score.

Proudly supported by Australasian Sonographers Association.

Australasian College of Paramedicine First Year Prize – Louise Lloyd-Jones and Greer Smith Criteria: Awarded to the first year CG95 Bachelor of Paramedic Science student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Australasian College of Paramedicine.

Australasian College of Paramedicine Second Year Prize – Rianna Fawcett Criteria: Awarded to the second year CG95 Bachelor of Paramedic Science student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Australasian College of Paramedicine.

Australasian College of Paramedicine Third Year Prize – Catherine Allanson Criteria: Awarded to the third year CG95 Bachelor of Paramedic Science student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Australasian College of Paramedicine.

ESA Medical Sonography Prize – Iantey French Criteria: Awarded to a female, second year Mackay region CG91 Bachelor of Medical Sonography and Graduate Diploma of Medical Sonography student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by ESA Alpha Rho Branch Inc.

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COLLEGE OF CLINICAL SCIENCES Imaging Solutions Prize for Excellence in Abdominal Ultrasound – Davinia Eichmann Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: MEDS12002 Abdominal Ultrasound.

Proudly supported by Imaging Solutions Pty Ltd.

Imaging Solutions Prize for Excellence in Medical Sonography – Kajol Singh Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CG91 Bachelor of Medical Sonography and Graduate Diploma of Medical Sonography student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Imaging Solutions Pty Ltd.

Imaging Solutions Prize for Excellence in Ultrasound – Tahnee Partington Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: MEDS12006 Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynaecology 1.

Proudly supported by Imaging Solutions Pty Ltd.

Queensland Country Women’s Association Capricornia Division Physiotherapy Prize – Audrey Cueson Criteria: Awarded to the first year Rockhampton region CB85 Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Queensland Country Women's Association, Capricornia Division.

University of the Third Age Rockhampton Prize – Olivia Turner Criteria: Awarded to the second year Rockhampton region CG95 Bachelor of Paramedic Science student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by University of the Third Age, Rockhampton.

15+ years

Zonta Club of Rockhampton Inc. Paramedic Science Encouragement Prize – Dayna Gellatly Criteria: Awarded to the female first year Rockhampton region CG95 Bachelor of Paramedic Science student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Zonta Club of Rockhampton Inc.

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35+ years

COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES ADAQ Rockhampton Prize – Candice Greenhalgh Criteria: Awarded to the student who has achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ORAL12006 Oral Health Clinical Practice 2.

Proudly supported by Australian Dental Association of Queensland.

A-Dec Prize – Lilith Third Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ORAL11001 Introduction to Oral Health Therapy.

Proudly supported by A-Dec.

ADOHTA Prize – Alexandra Forbes Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CB29 Bachelor of Oral Health student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Australian Dental & Oral Health Therapists’ Association (ADOHTA).

Australian Chiropractors Association Academic Excellence Award – Sophia Robertson Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CB77 Bachelor of Science (Chiropractic) student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) during their graduating year.

Proudly supported by the Australian Chiropractors Association.

Australian Chiropractors Association Graduate of the Year Award – George Lerantges Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CC71 Master of Clinical Chiropractic student who has demonstrated the highest performance in the three areas of leadership, academic and clinical excellence during the two years of the Master course.

Proudly supported by the Australian Chiropractors Association.

Chiropractic Australia Prize for Research – Isabelle Smith and Ben Taylor Criteria: Awarded to the fifth year CC71 Master of Clinical Chiropractic student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in Research.

Proudly supported by Chiropractic Australia Ltd.

Colgate Oral Care Prize – Rachel Prendeville Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ORAL12001 Oral Disease Prevention and Management.

Proudly supported by Colgate-Palmolive.

DHAAQ Prize – Leah Bray Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ORAL13002 Oral Health Clinical Placement 2.

Proudly supported by DHAAQ.

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COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES ESA Medical Imaging Prize – Allana Schulke Criteria: Awarded to the female second year Mackay region CG92 Bachelor of Medical Imaging student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by ESA Alpha Rho Branch Inc.

GSK Consumer Healthcare Award – Candice Greenhalgh Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ORAL12003 Oral Health Clinical Practice 1.

Proudly supported by GSK Consumer Healthcare.

Henry Schein Halas Prize – J'Aime-Leigh Absolom Criteria: Awarded to the second year CB29 Bachelor of Oral Health student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Henry Schein Halas.

Hu-Friedy Golden Scaler Award – Selina Kemp Criteria: Awarded to the graduating student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ORAL13001 Oral Health Clinical Placement 1.

Proudly supported by Hu-Friedy Mfg Co. Inc.

Jordan Ferrier Memorial Prize – Catherine McKenna Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CG85 Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Jordan Ferrier.

15+ years

Kelly Nettle Memorial Prize – Michelle Scott Criteria: Awarded to the second year CG85 Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ESSC12011 Exercise and Sport Physiology.

In memory of Kelly Nettle.

20+ years

Kennedy Chiropractic Prize – Henry Jackson Criteria: Awarded to the CC71 Master of Clinical Chiropractic student across all campuses who is identified as the best student intern.

Proudly supported by Dr Tracy Kennedy-Shanks.

Medical Indemnity Protection Society Prize – Rachel Prendeville Criteria: Awarded to the second year CB29 Bachelor of Oral Health student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ORAL12004 Orthodontics, Prosthodontics and Pharmacology.

Proudly supported by Medical Indemnity Protection Society.

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OneDental Prize – Alexandra Forbes Criteria: Awarded to the third year CB29 Bachelor of Oral Health student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by OneDental.

Oral-B Prize – Priya Prasad Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: ORAL11003 Oral Pathology and Diagnosis.

Proudly supported by Procter and Gamble.

Paul Andersen FAPEx Fourth Year Prize – Jackie Harper Criteria: Awarded to the fourth year Rockhampton region Bachelor student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Mr Paul Andersen.

10+ years

Professor Trevor Arnold Prize – Baleigh Gorman and Ella Sagnol Criteria: Awarded to the first year CG85 Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) In memory of Prof. Trevor Arnold.

15+ years

Rockhampton and District Area Committee for Sport and Recreation Tourism Prize – Baleigh Gorman and Ella Sagnol Criteria: Awarded to the first year Rockhampton region CG85 Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Rockhampton and District Area Committee for Sport and Recreation.

Rockhampton Community Service Club Exercise and Sport Science Prize – Angus Deeth Criteria: Awarded to the graduating Rockhampton region CG85 Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Rockhampton Community Service Club.

Shirley Hopkins Prize – Sarah Mauger Criteria: Awarded to the second year Central Queensland region CG85 Bachelor of Exercise and Sport Sciences student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Miss Shirley Hopkins.

Speech Pathology Australia Award – Suzanne Hutchings Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CB87 Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) student who has distinguished themselves through outstanding academic excellence in research and/or excellent clinical achievements.

Proudly supported by Speech Pathology Australia.

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COLLEGE OF PSYCHOLOGY Gladstone Regional Council STEPS Prize – Barbara Bromly Criteria: Awarded to the Gladstone region CL03 Skills for Tertiary Education Preparatory Studies (STEPS) graduate who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in their first year of any Undergraduate degree.

Proudly supported by Gladstone Regional Council.

Paul Andersen FAPEx First Year Prize – Liam Donohue Criteria: Awarded to the first year Rockhampton region Bachelor student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Mr Paul Andersen.

10+ years

Paul Andersen FAPEx Second Year Prize – Shane Egan Criteria: Awarded to the second year Rockhampton region Bachelor student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Mr Paul Andersen.

10+ years

Paul Andersen FAPEx Third Year Prize – Christopher White Criteria: Awarded to the third year Rockhampton region Bachelor student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Mr Paul Andersen.

10+ years

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND SUSTAINABILITY Ag Institute of Australia Queensland Division Prize – Eric Hopwood and Shannon Mccarthy Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: EVST19021 Sustainability Issues and Solutions.

Proudly supported by Australian Institute of Agricultural Science and Technology Queensland.

10+ years

Capricornia Catchments Prize – Dannielle Robson Criteria: Awarded to the first year Capricornia Catchments region CV85 Bachelor of Agriculture student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Capricornia Catchments.

CQUniCares AgForce Second Year Agriculture Prize – Liam Philips Criteria: Awarded to the second year Bundaberg, Emerald or Rockhampton CV85 Bachelor of Agriculture student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by AgForce.

CQUniCares AgForce Third Year Agriculture Prize – Paul Scholze Criteria: Awarded to the third year Bundaberg, Emerald or Rockhampton CV85 Bachelor of Agriculture student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by AgForce.

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Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal Environmental Prize – Hayley Denman Criteria: Awarded to the Mackay region CA42 Bachelor of Environmental Science student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in any year of study.

Proudly supported by Dalrymple Bay Coal Terminal.

Frank Evans Memorial Prize – Nicholas Lines Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CQ26 Bachelor of Occupational Health and Safety student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

In memory of Frank Evans.

15+ years

Gladstone Ports Corporation Bachelor of Environmental Science Prize – Robert Kelly Criteria: Awarded to the second year Bundaberg, Gladstone or Rockhampton CA42 Bachelor of Environmental Science student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Gladstone Ports Corporation.

40+ years

Keith M Harrower Memorial Prize – Bradley Hokin Criteria: Awarded to the second year student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: MBIO19012 Microbiology.

In memory of Keith M. Harrower.

10+ years

Native Plants Queensland (Rockhampton Branch) Award – Sophie George Criteria: Awarded to the Queensland student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: BOTN19001 Australian Botany.

Proudly supported by Native Plants Queensland (Rockhampton Branch).

Thozet Prize – Natasha Hutchings Criteria: Awarded to the Rockhampton region student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: EVST13015 Landscape Ecology & Management.

Proudly supported by Dr Phillip Esdale.

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SCHOOL OF NURSING, MIDWIFERY AND SOCIAL SCIENCES COLLEGE OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY Centaur Memorial Fund for Nurses – Joy Croker Centaur Silver Medal – Laura Campbell Criteria: Awarded to the graduating CQ23 Bachelor of Nursing student who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in their final year.

Proudly supported by Centaur Memorial Fund for Nurses.

25+ years

IMPACT Community Services Prize – Alyson Lucas Criteria: Awarded to the second year Wide Bay Burnett region CC59 Bachelor of Public Health (Specialisation), CQ23 Bachelor of Nursing, CL71 Bachelor of Social Work or CC43 Bachelor of Psychological Science student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by IMPACT Community Services.

Queensland Country Women’s Association Capricornia Division Nursing Prize – Meg Garner Criteria: Awarded to the first year Rockhampton region CQ23 Bachelor of Nursing student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Queensland Country Women's Association, Capricornia Division.

Zonta Club of Gladstone Inc. Nursing Prize – Samantha Hayden Criteria: Awarded to a female, Gladstone region CQ23 Bachelor of Nursing student who achieves the best results (highest GPA).

Proudly supported by Zonta Club of Gladstone Inc.

Zonta Club of Bundaberg Inc. STEPS Prize – Amy Leeson Criteria: Awarded to a female, Bundaberg region CL03 Skills for Tertiary Education Preparatory Studies (STEPS) graduate who achieves the best results (highest GPA) in their first year of any undergraduate degree.

Proudly supported by Zonta Club of Bundaberg Inc.

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COLLEGE OF SOCIAL WORK AND COMMUNITY SERVICES CentacareCQ Bundaberg/Gladstone Prize – Jasmine Biddle Criteria: Awarded to the most promising Bundaberg or Gladstone based CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support student who graduates in the prize period.

Proudly supported by CentacareCQ.

CentacareCQ Emerald Prize – Nerisa Burton Criteria: Awarded to the most promising Emerald based CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support student who graduates in the prize period.

Proudly supported by CentacareCQ.

CentacareCQ Mackay Prize – Horacio Aros Ferretti Criteria: Awarded to the most promising Mackay based CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support student who graduates in the prize period.

Proudly supported by CentacareCQ.

CentacareCQ Rockhampton Prize – Diane Hutcheon Criteria: Awarded to the most promising Rockhampton based CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support student who graduates in the prize period.

Proudly supported by CentacareCQ.

Regional Housing Limited – Lou Gatti Memorial Prize – Melanie Norman Criteria: Awarded to the third year Cairns, Wide Bay Burnett (including Gympie), Emerald or Central Highlands region CL71 Bachelor of Social Work student who has produced a high standard of work and has gone above and beyond their learning expectations to help their community, whilst completing the unit: SOWK13011 Community Practice.

Proudly supported by Regional Housing Limited.

Rockhampton Community Service Club Australian Identity Prize – Michael Kearney Criteria: Awarded to the student who achieves the best result (highest GPA) in the unit: SOCL11055 Sociology of Australian Society.

Proudly supported by Rockhampton Community Service Club.

RESEARCH Paul Andersen FAPEx Research Prize – Mayeda Rashid Criteria: Awarded to the Research Higher Degree student who achieves the highest result for their thesis in the academic year.

In memory of Mr Paul Andersen.

10+ years

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Contact Us Mr Francois Gallais Deputy Director, Philanthropy Strategic Engagement Directorate 07 4923 2822 ourpartners@cqu.edu.au www.cqu.edu.au/giving

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