Te Impact Of Giving
My thanks go to each of you for the many ways you contribute.” “
Dr Emma Burgess, Principal
Building brighter futures
Since joining PLC, the strength and warmth of our community has been unmistakable. It’s clear that we share a deep commitment to the success of our girls, and I am incredibly fortunate to lead a College supported by such a dedicated network.
My thanks go to each of you for the many ways you contribute. Whether you have volunteered your time, shared insights through our surveys, or provided financial support to ensure our girls learn, train and perform in inspiring spaces, your contribution creates an impact that resonates far beyond the initial moment of giving.
I am particularly moved by those who have opened doors to a PLC education to students who might not otherwise have the opportunity to join us. Speaking with these young women, I see firsthand how much they value our teachers’ dedication and the breadth of opportunities available here. Your gift of an education today is quite literally the foundation of a brighter future for these girls.
Dr Emma Burgess, Principal
The PLC Foundation is a testament to the power of collective generosity. Our members - parents, grandparents, alumnae, staf, and friends are united by a singular passion to support the education of PLC girls through the provision of outstanding facilities and scholarships.
For 36 years, the Foundation has shaped the physical landscape of the College. From the Junior School and Learning Resource Centre to the Performing Arts Centre and the Joan Montgomery Centre (JMC), your support has built the environments where our girls thrive.
This year, we reached a significant milestone. Following the overwhelming success of the Celebrating 150 Years Donor Wall, the Foundation was able to gift an additional $128,000 to the JMC in February.
This brings our total support for this project to an incredible $1.228 million. These transformative sports, aquatic and fitness facilities are now a reality because of your belief in our vision.
I also wish to extend a special thank you to our 150 Circle members. Since its launch in 2025, 21 families have stepped forward to champion both student access and the development of inspiring new learning spaces and scholarships.
Whether your gift was large or small, made decades ago or just yesterday, please know that you have changed the trajectory of countless PLC girls. Thank you for your enduring support.
Diana Bevington, President PLC Foundation
Amy Nhanpaying it forward for future generations
Rather than a big party and presents to celebrate her 21st birthday, Amy Nhan decided to establish a charitable fund to give others hope and opportunity.
Meet Amy Nhan, Old Collegian (2006), lawyer, coach and mentor.
“I benefitted from the help of another and that support changed my life. I decided early on to pay it forward so others could benefit from similar opportunities. Hence the VHAN Hope and Opportunity Fund.
I loved being part of PLC, but by the end of Junior School my parents were struggling to a!ord the fees on a Minister’s salary. They met with Mrs Norsworthy, the Head of Junior School, at that time, to advise that I wouldn’t be continuing onto Senior School.
Mrs Norswothy suggested my parents wait a week or so before formally withdrawing. After the meeting she sprang into action, and with the help of her husband, arranged scholarship funding. The funding came from a Trust which had been established through a bequest left by Violet Hall, whose own education had also been funded by a scholarship.
I was deeply grateful for the support which meant I could continue my PLC education. When I turned 21, I decided it was the perfect opportunity to start paying it forward for others. So instead
of gifts for my birthday or at Christmas, I asked friends and family to donate to the charitable fund. I also organised fundraising events over the years to help build the funds.
In 2020, I approached PLC to find out how I could make a di!erence for today’s girls. The result was the creation of three awards: the VHAN Awards for Literature, Music and Christian Fellowship. I’m planning to increase this to five awards in 2026.
My ultimate goal is to establish a scholarship to provide another girl with the opportunity to complete her education at PLC.
The support I received changed my life’s trajectory. If I can do that for just one other girl, it will be one of the most meaningful gifts I could ever give.
To quote the great actor, Denzel Washington: “At the end of the day, it’s not about what you have or even what you’ve accomplished. It’s about who you’ve lifted up, who you’ve made better. It’s about what you’ve given back.”
Amy Nhan, Old Collegian (2006), Lawyer, Coach and Mentor
Amy Nhan, second from left, with Principal Dr Emma Burgess and two 2025 VAHN Award recipients.
Joan Montgomery Centre 150 Years Donor Wall
It is with deep gratitude that we acknowledge those who contributed to the 150 Years Donor Wall.
In 2025, PLC’s 150th anniversary year, two significant milestones came to lifethe opening of the Joan Montgomery Centre and the completion of the Celebrating 150 Years Donor Wall. Together, they tell an incredible story of what can be created when our community comes together with a shared commitment to support the lives and futures of young women.
At the heart of the Joan Montgomery Centre is the Celebrating 150 Years Donor Wall – comprising 150 personalised plaques, each representing a committed member of our community who has chosen to be part of this journey. Current and past families Foundation members, Old Collegians and sta! (past and present) are all identified in this project.
While each contribution is personal, together they reflect something far greater: a collective belief in our girls and in the importance of giving them every opportunity to be their best. Since opening, the Centre has quickly become one of the most active and transformative spaces on campus. It is where students move from training to learning, from competition to recovery, from challenge to connection. It is not simply a facility that supports, it truly shapes our community each day.
It is with deep gratitude that we acknowledge those who contributed to the 150 Years Donor Wall. Your generosity has helped create more than a building; you have built a legacy that empowers our girls today and will inspire generations of young women to come.
Te launch of the Vitae Circle: A legacy that lives on
On 9 September 2025, PLC proudly hosted the Vitae Circle Lunch, marking the beginning of a deeply meaningful new chapter in our community.
Held on campus, the gathering brought together those who have already made the thoughtful decision to leave a gift in their Will, alongside others who are curious to learn more about the lasting di!erence such a gesture can make. More than a gathering, this event signalled the establishment of the Vitae Circle, an enduring community of diverse individuals united by a shared belief in the future of PLC. It represents a commitment to our students, ensuring the opportunities, values, and spirit of a PLC education will empower them to thrive for generations to come.
The luncheon created a warm and welcoming space for reflection and conversation, highlighting the powerful role that bequests play in the life of PLC and our girls. A bequest is not defined by its size - every gift, no matter how big or small, makes a meaningful di!erence. Collectively, these gifts help shape the future of PLC, providing opportunities for girls who would not otherwise be able to attend, and creating exceptional learning environments that inspire every girl to thrive, grow in confidence, and pursue excellence.
We were honoured to hear from Old Collegian Jess Dawson (2020), who spoke openly about her journey as a scholarship recipient. Her story was a heartfelt reflection on what it means to be given an opportunity and to carry
a deep sense of gratitude for it. For Jess, a PLC education was not just an experience, but something that shaped her confidence, her outlook, and her future. Her words were a powerful reminder that scholarships do more than provide access - they change lives, creating possibilities that extend far beyond the classroom.
Guests also heard from 2025 Junior School Sports Captain, Jaeleen Li, who spoke about the opening of the Joan Montgomery Centre and how it has truly enriched daily life for PLC girls. Her reflections brought to life the tangible impact of philanthropy, demonstrating how the generosity of our community continues to shape the experiences, confidence and opportunities for the young women of today.
Together, these voices captured the true essence of the Vitae Circle and everything it makes possible. A bequest is more than a future giftit is a lasting expression of belief in young women and in the power of education. As we look ahead, the Vitae Circle stands as a powerful testament to that legacy - one built not on the size of a gift, but on the lives it touches.
We extend our heartfelt thanks to those who have joined this special community, their quiet generosity will leave a lasting mark shaping the lives of future generations in ways that truly matter.
Pictured right: Members of the Vitae Circle with Principal Cheryl Penberthy (2020-2025) and current Principal Dr Emma Burgess.
As we look ahead, the Vitae Circle stands as a powerful expression of legacy, one built not on the size of a gift, but on the lives it touches.
first time donors donors were current or former sta! donors were Old Collegians
From 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026
$1,723,479 raised and pledged 479 3 200+ families contributed to the Building Fund Voluntary Levy community partners volunteers assisted in Term 1 2026
Thank you to our families, sta!, Old Collegians, Foundation members and friends for your generous support of Presbyterian Ladies’ College and our students.
“You are fueling a generationnew of women who will be future leaders.”
recipient.
Minhui, past scholarship
2022 PLC Music Captain Minwu Hu on stage.
How PLC scholarships transform potential into reality
At PLC, a scholarship is far more than a financial gift; it is an open door to a world of discovery. For many bright and talented young women, it represents the bridge between untapped potential and a future of limitless possibility. Through the stories of students like sisters Minwu Hu (2022) and Minhui He (2025), we see firsthand how the generosity of our donor community does more than fund an education: it fosters a profound sense of belonging and a desire to ‘pay it forward’.
For Minwu, a Music Scholarship recipient who went on to become Music Captain, the opportunity to attend PLC allowed her to explore a vast array of subjects she might never have otherwise encountered. However, the most transformative moment of her journey happened on the stage of Hamer Hall during the 2022 Gala.
“Walking onstage as a soloist (I still get stage fright!) seemed like there were thousands of people in the audience,” Minwu recalls. “But I could hear the girls and their support. It made me feel like I truly belonged and made me appreciate everyone who helped me along the way.” For Minwu, that moment was a direct result of our community’s belief in her talent. It is a gift she intends to honour: “I will be giving back to the school in the future.”
While Minwu found her voice through music, Minhui found hers through community. “Before I received the scholarship, I was definitely a big introvert!” she admits. The scholarship provided her with more than academic rigour; it o!ered a nurturing environment where teachers took a genuine interest in her aspirations.
“Knowing that you are being cared for has such a positive impact,” Minhui says. “Being at PLC made me realise how supportive our community is and encouraged me to reach out more.”
Today, Minhui is no longer the introvert she once was; she is a young woman inspired by her teachers and mentors and is determined to inspire others in return.
To the donors who make these journeys possible, Minhui and Minwu o!er a shared message of deep gratitude. “You are fueling a new generation of women who will be future leaders,” says Minhui. “You’re making a huge di!erence to their lives at school and beyond.”
Both young women are now studying in New York - Minwu at The Juilliard School and MInhui at Parsons School of Design.
Their stories prove that when we invest in a student, we are not just changing one life: we are strengthening the fabric of our entire community and inspiring a legacy of generosity that will continue for future generations.
Sisters and PLC alumnae, Minwu Hu and Minhui He.
Powered by People: Our volunteer community
Hear from two dedicated volunteers who make a meaningful diference at PLC.
Volunteering at PLC is a powerful expression of community, connection and care. Across every corner of PLC, our volunteers generously give their time, energy and expertise to enrich the student experience and strengthen the life of our community. From supporting events and fundraising initiatives to contributing through dedicated parent groups and behind-the-scenes coordination, their involvement makes a tangible, real diference every day. Beyond enhancing opportunities and experiences for our girls, their commitment fosters a warm, connected, and engaged environment that is the hallmark of the PLC community.
Mr Russell Cagnacci
Current Parent (Junior School) Foundation Member
150 Circle Member
What inspired you to start volunteering at PLC and what keeps you involved?
From the day that my daughter Gabriella joined the ELC we noticed how the love, dedication and commitment to the wellbeing of children seemed to be at the heart of everything that the teachers and support sta! of the ELC and PLC did. Gabriella su!ered through a traumatic ordeal when our dog died on a walk. The sta! of the ELC, together with the support sta! rallied around her and we will be forever grateful for what they did to support Gabriella at that time. It has not stopped there, to this day we continue to see that level of support o!ered to her and that is why we are inspired to give back to PLC our time and dedication.
What volunteer or parent group activities are you involved in at PLC?
I am the treasurer for the Friends of Junior School parent group.
What has been a standout moment from your time volunteering at PLC?
In summary, the standout would be the sense of true community spirit. The volunteers that work closely with the PLC sta! form strong bonds that lead to events that have been successful in bringing together the College and the wider community in which it operates. The teamwork and camaraderie of the PLC team, from ground sta! to the leadership, exemplifies the true nature of what makes the College a success.
What impact do you think PLC volunteers have on the School community and students?
The volunteers become spokespeople for the College which in turn helps to build the brand.. As the volunteers give up their time to participate, this takes pressure o! of the PLC team allowing them to focus on the students. At the same time, it allows the College to create a number of community events which ordinarily would not be possible.
How has volunteering at PLC shaped your connection to the College?
It has allowed me to meet with many key members of the PLC team. I can see for myself how dedicated PLC sta! are to the wellbeing of the students and I enjoy being a part of the bigger picture as we work towards creating a better future for the College and the students.
Dr Nidhi Ramroop
Current Parent (Senior School)
What first inspired you to jump in and help out at PLC?
I wanted to give back to the school community that has given so much joy, comfort and opportunities to my child and our family. Volunteering felt like a meaningful way to connect with other parents and support the wonderful community spirit of PLC.
What was a highlight for you?
The big events, whether it is our annual Mother’s Day Breakfast or inaugural events such as our Easter Picnic in 2026, have such a lovely sense of energy and community, and it is always special seeing families come together to celebrate. A real highlight for me was seeing the buzz of laughter and conversation between daughters, mothers and grandmothers during our 2025 Mother’s Day Breakfast. It was wonderful to have our daughters present, which highlighted the true essence of why we celebrate such an important day!
How do you manage volunteering with your busy schedule?
The smaller volunteering opportunities are great because they are flexible and manageable, even with a busy family schedule. They make it much easier to contribute in practical ways without needing to commit to a large amount of time. You can basically pick and choose how much you can help out, as every little bit counts and is appreciated.
What would you say to a new parent who is thinking about volunteering for the first time?
I would encourage any new parent to simply begin in whatever way feels manageable, as every contribution is genuinely valued. Volunteering is a wonderful way to build connections, feel part of the school community and share in the life of PLC in a meaningful way.
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‘Lighting
up’ Neno - creating lasting change
Since 2007, Presbyterian Ladies’ College has been proud to partner with Neno Girls’ Secondary School in Malawi, Africa. Together, we share a foundational commitment to supporting the education, wellbeing and future of girls. Over the past 18 years, the generosity of the PLC community has truly transformed the lives of girls studying at Nenoenhancing learning opportunities, improving facilities and nurturing hope for bright futures.
In 2025, we continued our mission with a new objective - supporting the installation of solar panels at Neno. Through the incredible generosity of our community and the success of our Neno Trivia Night on Saturday 28 June 2025, over $6,000 was raised to provide Neno with a reliable source of electricity. For the girls at Neno, this is far more than a utility, it is a transformational gift and opportunity. The installation of solar power allows students to study after dark, prepare thoroughly for exams and access digital learning resources, creating a more consistent and enriched educational experience for these dedicated students.
What many of us may take for granted, a steady supply of electricity, will have a profound and lasting impact, not only on the students themselves but on their families and communities. The support of the PLC community is lighting the way, empowering girls to reach their potential, explore new possibilities and develop strong foundations so they can become the leaders of tomorrow.
Through this long-standing partnership, PLC continues to demonstrate the incredible di!erence a committed community can make. Each act of giving has helped shape brighter classrooms, brighter minds and brighter futures at Neno - a legacy of hope that we are incredibly proud to share.
In 2026, we strengthened our support for Neno even further, hosting the Neno Trivia Night in May. This year, we raised funds to build and maintain onsite housing for the dedicated sta! who make Neno possible.
We thank everyone in our community whose generosity continues to make this impact possible. Your support is part of the ongoing journey of Neno Girls’ Secondary School and the remarkable young women whose futures you are helping to shape.
Tank you to our Donors
Thank you to all who have given so generously. Your support plays a vital role in what we can achieve at PLC. Whether contributing to scholarships, facilities or key programs, your generosity enriches the educational experience for our current and future students.
The following is a list of all those who generously supported PLC between 1 April 2025 and 31 March 2026.
Foundation Members
Benefactors
Estate of Annie Murray Fortune
Rajakulendran, Sarves and Jeremiah Patrons
Bevington, Diana
Chen, Adela and Zhu, Aaron
Ruddle, Anne and Lindsay
Governors
Chew, Mui Chun and Lee, Leong Condick, Alice and Ralph Lidgerwood, Carolyn (1985)
Liu, Li and Bartlett, Thomas Neil, Anne (1963)
Pan, Kristy and Lu, Hao Rice, Annette and Wayne Sung, Valerie (1994) and Leung, Randal
Tan, Li-Leen (1986) and Liu, Lance
Fellows
Barker, Pene (1967)
Black, Jean (1952)
Cagnacci, Ilse and Russell Davies, Janet (1980) and Chris Ding, Karen and Han, Yu Duke, Nicola and Matthew
Gi!ord, Donald
Lo, Emily and Su, Charles
Mathew, Dipty and Thomas, Jibin
Sam, Elaine and Chan, Leon
Sim, Andrea and Hee, Darren Tan, Meileen (1984) and Arnott, Wes Wu, Donna and Zhu, Zell
Yu, Laura and Zhu, Runde
Zhu, Lisa and Chen, Haijian Associate Fellows
Boubouras, Imma and George Browning, Margaret (1991)
Cai, Cathy and Bai, Guang Conochie, Anne and David Dang-Ku, Ben and Ku, Alan Geng, Amy and Zhang, Jason Harvie, Jenny (1962)
He, Ying and Hu, Qing Kirton, Suzanne (1983) and Boone, Peter Leow, Bright-Moon and Goh, Choo Leong Mason, Bronwyn (1963)
Oey, Jenny and Dinh, Tim
Seefeld, Marty and Dawson, Clint Sobhani, Narges and Ghiasi, Faramarz
Steele, Tony Waylen, Jackie and Peter Weickhardt, Patricia (1965) and Philip White, Nerida (1971) Zhu, Shuxi and Tan, Lawrence
Members
Basnayake, Gayanie and Munasinghe, Nirosha
Bernardi, Kathy and Nicholas Champan, Elizabeth (1972)
Chang, Jessica and Wong, Dennis Chen, Crystal and Liu, Jia Cheng, Dilys and Li, Nesson Chong, Candie (2002) and Yuen, Ambrose Chung, Cynthia and Chan, Mark de Waard, Jean and Benjamin Ding, Rachel and Yao, Joseph Dinh, Diem and Wijnbergen, Remco Eng, Nita (1979)
Fernando, Tharanga and Waduge Fu, Yao and Chen, Jiajie Gu, Jing and Wang, Peng Guo, Vicki and Chen, Benny Hong, Siew-Lee (1996) and Ng, Michael Hu, LingLi and Ouyang, JunHua Huang, Helen and Owen Huynh, Michelle
Ju, Nicole and Li, Richard Kaur Riazati, Sahel and Singh, Amar Khor, Joyce (1986) and Paynter, David Leong, Lisa (1989) and Yuille, Darcy Liang, Luwen and Zheng, WeiHong Liu, Gabrielle and Cheah, Minz Liu, Natalie (2016) Liu, Qing and Guo, Junqiang Liu, Yvonne and Geng, David Lu, Stephanie and Leung, Jacky Ng, Queenie and So, Stephen Nguyen, Phung and Pham, Robert O’Leary, Catherine and Stephen Padgett, Duong and Chris Paliauhoetomo, Agnes Pindiganti, Jaya and Peddi, Srinivas Qi, Yan and Huo, Jun Ling Qiao, Cindy and Nie, Jerry Reid, Jennie (1965)
Seah, Gloria and Suhardja, Thomas Shao, Julia and Wu, Tommy Shen, Chunyan and Zhou, Yu Tang, Elaine and Shee, Alvin Tao, Crystal and Chen, Zhitao Verghese, Rena and Thomas Wang, Jing and Kong, Gary Wang, Ying and Chen, Quan Wilson, Ailsa (1978) Wood, Alice (1975) Xuan, Miko and Zhang, Zan Zeidler, Robin (1970) Zhang, Candy and Wang, Ricky Zhang, Julia and Stanford, Dean Zhang, Miki and Shi, Alvin Zhang, Stephanie and Wang, Zheng Zhen, Ann and Yu, Bill Zhou, Ling and Sun, Lei
150 Circle Members
Barker, Pene (1967) Bevington, Diana Cagnacci, Ilse and Russell Chen, Adela and Zhu, Aaron Ding, Karen and Han, Yu Duke, Nicola and Matthew Lidgerwood, Carolyn (1985) Liu, Li and Bartlett, Thomas Pan, Kristy and Lu, Hao Rajakulendran, Sarves and Jeremiah Rice, Annette and Wayne Ruddle, Anne and Lindsay Sung, Valerie (1994) and Leung, Randal Tan, Li-Leen (1986) and Liu, Lance Tan, Meileen (1984) and Arnott, Wes Williamson, Jean* (1942) Wong, Penny and Li, Xiang Wu, Donna and Zhu, Zell Zhu, Lisa and Chen, Haijian
Learn more about PLC Foundation at plc.vic.edu.au/community/foundation
General Donors
Abeysiri, Buddhini and Giesecke, James Abrahamson, Sarah and Dhaliwal, Gurnik Adamopoulos, Cathy and Roumeliotis, Peter Adinata, Liza and Hartono, Thomas Adsett, Elizabeth (1965)
Aggarwal, Ruchika and Sumit Alom, Sadia and Zahangir Ambahera, Indika and Weerasekera, Jayantha An, Annie and Zhang, Ronald Aulakh, Raman and Singh Aulakh, Sandeep Austin, Rosalie and Timothy Badger, Ann Bai, Xuemei Baker, Gwennyth (1959) Bal, Kuldeep Kaur and Singh, Gurpreet Balakrishnan, Mathura and Someswaran, Kajan Bao, Lili and Zhou, Chen Barbour, Debbie (1986) Bong, Mee and Chu, David Botenne, Lasika and Maduwe Arachchilage, Chamila Bandara Bruce-Laryea, Kate and Laryea, Emmanuel Burgess, Emma and Stuart Byrne OAM, Robyn (1973) Cai, Ying and Li, Alex Cain, Carol (1965) Castle, Rachel and Steven Chai, Linan and Zhang, Qiang Chan, Celia and Tam, Chi Wai Chan, Jennee and Wong, Lawrence Chan, Kaikai and Yu, Kang Chan, Karen and Ko, Brian Chan, Lai Yin and Lam, Pete
Chang, Hsiu-Hsueh and Yang, Chin-Hai Chang, Shu-Min and Chan, Ken Chau, Wai Yu
Chaudhary, Hemany
Chen, Aiai and Zhang, Mohan Chen, Charles Chen, Christy and Zhao, Aaron Chen, Gongjie and Su, Leo Chen, Grace and Xu, Feijing Chen, Hannah and Wang, Kelvin Chen, Jacey and Chen, Yu Tao Chen, Jade and Cheng, Cheng Chen, Jenny and Huang, Daniel Chen, Jessie and Wen, Benny Chen, Jinjing and Wu, Weiyun Chen, Ju and Jianchao Chen, Julia and Shen, Yong Chen, Miao and Yu, Qi Chen, Mina and Zen, Richard Chen, Ni and Dong, Shubao Chen, Sophia and Chang, Francis Chen, Xichen and Sun, Yi Chen, Yi and Tan, Jian Ping Cheng, Olivia (1998) and Luu, Richard Cheung, Joanne and Goei, Yeuk Cheung, May and Eric Chin, Angela and Lee Yen Chong, Jennifer (1993) and Mah, Eldon Chong, Jennifer and Chan, Chi Keung Chouhan, Aruna and Chouhan, Hanumant Chu, Limin and Dong, Hai Chua, Elysha and Wi Liem Clark, Rachel and Russell, Dean Clinton-Powell, Katrina Colson, Ewan
Creek, Kim (1988)
Cui, Ying and Gao, Hongquan Dai, Angela and Huang, Wei Dai, Vivian and Ma, Matthew Dai, Yuxi and Li, Xiang Deng, Wenqi and Mi, Albert Dettman-Wu, Deb and Wu, Michael Ding, Ailing and Gu, Jian Xiang Ding, Ding and Chen, Jintao Dong, Meng Dong, Sophia and Cao, Michael Dou, Jessica and Shi, Huiwu Du, Kate and Wen, Luke Duggirala, Shravanti and Nadimpalli, Aditya Dun, Yiying and Li, Bo Dyer, Jane and Peter Fan, Lavone and Yi, Sui Yu Fang, Wenjie and Tang, Bian Feather, Vivienne and Dunn, Paul Ferdinando, Sharmain and Dodantenne, Asanka Ferdous, Jenifa
Fernando, Maneesha and Nuwan Fernando, Sarah and Sanjana Fong, Evelyn and Edward Fonseka, Lochanie and Thilanga Fu, Linhua and Liu, Xueqiang Fysh, Alison (1990) and Stuart
Gan, Jenny and Lu, Freddy Gan, Ying and Pan, Xiaodong Gao, Cynthia and Zhang, Neil Gao, Rose and Shen, Alan Gawler, Felicity (1993) Grammatoglou, Katina and Ashby, Shane Green, Barbara (1971) Grover, Lagan and Mungi, Jay Gu, Jacqueline and Zhu, Samson Gung, Renee and Anthony Guo, Donghua and Li, Wei Guo, Kerina and Yang, Gary Han, Jessie and Tian, Sam Han, Leah and Yang, Raymond Hands, Elizabeth (1954)
Hao, Dan and Xie, Huan Hardjono, Lanny and Sing, Jue Feng Hare, Angela and Duncan Hare, Fiona and James Hau, Michelle and Raphael He, Fang and Zhu, Michael He, Fen
He, Freesia and Fan, Jun He, Vivian and Bi, Eric He, Zuer and Zhang, Zidu Ho, Chi and Tran, Quoc Hoang Ho, Marianne and David Hoh, Yenni and Tan, Donny Hong, Siaw Wei and Lam, Patrick Hong, Yen and Kuang, Shuofeng Hoo, Lilian and Hu, Tong Hu, Beihua and Ni, Liaosha Huang, Elodie Huang, Hebe and Du, Seven Huang, Julie Huang, Phoebe and Wu, Jing Huang, Siyuan and Chen, Xi Huang, Xia Huang, Yixin and Dong, Wei Hung, Tracy and Chan, Winson Huseynova, Konul and Gahramanov, Emin Husni, Rosna and Utama, Willy Tanta Ip, Beverly and Tin, Pak Chin Is, Ebru Yesim and Hasan Jain, Rimjhim Jang, Myungju and Choi, Changhwan Jayamanne, Shauntelle
Jayasuriya, Numega and Weerasena, Gayan Jia, Jia and Song, Max Jia, Shuxia and Wang, Yuhui
Jian, Hong and Huang, Wen Jiang, Fenmin and Ma, Hangbo Jin, Xi and Lin, Zhiguo John, Preeti and Mathew, Georgi Jones, Roslyn (1986) and Matt Kalidindi, Shruti and Ravi Kathurusinghe, Shamitha and De Silva, Lahiru
Khaira, Paramjit and Sood, Vinay Khan, Arshina and Chowdary, Zarrar Khanna, Ambhar and Sumeet Kim, Eun Hee and Jai Sung
Knox, Carol and David Kodagoda, Anusha and Wewelwala, Chandika Kodippily, Nadeeka and Widanalage, Sudheera Kong, Vivian and Sinn, Ricky Kopalle, Shailly and Kanti Kramer, Edwina (1977) Kumar, Shonali and Pranav Kumar, Vinithra and Mangalore, Prasan Kumarasinghe, Rasika and Saliya Kumari, Pinky and Ram, Moti Kuo, Melody and Choy, Brian Kuo, Sandia (1995)
Kwok, Ai and Wesley
Lam, Yammi and Yao, Wilson
Lan, Linda and Qu, Johnny Lan, Xiyan and Mao, Suiqing Lau, Jamie and Yue, Chun Kit
Lau, Jessica and Lim, John Lau, Vivian and Kong, William Lau, Winnie and Wong, Ian Lawry, Jonah and Ian Lee, Freda and Li, Chris Lee, Rebecca and Slater, Wayne Lee, Songmoon and Kim, Min Leung, Rita and Choi, Wai Fung
Leung, Sui Chi and Pang, Michael
Leung, Vinci and Mak, Jimmy
Lew, Vanessa and Low, Andrew
Li, Jinlei and Jiang, Jetty
Li, Judy and Chen, Je!
Li, Katie and Jay
Li, Kun and Liu, Wei
Li, LaLa and Cheung, Hang Ngai
Li, Le and Zhi, Yong
Li, Lina and Fang, Jixi
Li, Mayci and Ni, Nelson
Li, Millie and Jin, Lin
Li, Ming and Guo, Jiabin
Li, Sarah and Zheng, Bo
Li, Silin
Li, Wenyan and Lai, Siyuan
Li, Ying and Guo, Chang Shun
Li, Yuhui and Zhou, Ming
Liang, Kelly and Zhang, Charles
Liang, Yanming and Xu, Haibo
Lim, Aaron
Lim, Jeewon and Ken
Lim, Jon
Lim, Rhonda and Hung, Andrew Lin, Judy and William Lin, Linda and Chen, George Lin, Qing and Ye, Jifeng
Lin, Yumei and Liu, Zuohua Liu, Amelia (2022)
Liu, Helen and Zeng, Wei
Liu, Jin Yin and Cai, Xiong Jin
Liu, Lingyan and Shi, Xiaoguang
Liu, Qinying and Zhang, Mengliang
Liu, Si and Ge, Jason
Liu, Simone and Wu, Wei
Liu, Tieying and Zhan, Yangdong
Liu, Xiaohui and Huang, Ligang
Liu, Xinqing and Guo, Jianfeng Liu, Yang and Sun, Hongjun Liu, Yinghua and Zhang, Zhiguo Lo, Jan and Chiu, Alex Lo, Melinda
Loh, Joy and Wong, Luke Lu, Amy and Sui, Jack Lu, Liu and Wang, James Lu, Nan and Qiao, Vincent Lu, Xuefen and Ye, Wei Luo, Amy Luo, Jiang Hong and Zhang, Jun Luo, Jianmei and Yang, Sheng Luo, Jie and Cheng, Xi Luo, Manni and Fang, Yang Ma, Jennifer and Zhan, HuaAn Ma, Yun and Pham, Toan Mackenzie, Terri (1976) Mark, Samantha (1988) Mathew, Cynthia and Manu Meng, Caron and Qian, Zhongsheng Meng, Keyuan and Wang, Cheng Miao, Nina and Yin, XiuLong Mill, Karen and Ho, Dominic Milton, Priya (1996) and Maheswaran, Murali Mirfakhar, Rana and Fattahiandehkordi, Kaveh Munasinghe, Wathsala and Tennakoon, Nadeesha Jeewan Munday, Joan (1950) Murnane, Gwendoline (1955) Muthumuni, Su and Perera, Chirath Naidoo, Esme and Ganesh Nair, Kaya and Harish Nakagawa, Audrey (2021) Newman, Sarah (2000) and Michael Ng, Anne Ng, Kimberley and Yang, Lin Ng, Su Mei and Wong, Rhen Yen Ng, Yo Yo and Chum, Pak Tak Nguyen, Dao Thi Anh and Hanh Van Nguyen, Hung and Minh Nguyen, Thi Nhu Y and Zhong, Jianwu Nhan, Amy (2006) Ni, Rita and Wu, Kimi Oh, Phoebe and Zhang, Yong Olari, Jarinee and Kongthong, Cheerachai Ong, Mei Lin and Chung, Allen Ong, Sherene and Lian, Wayne Oo, Clara and Daryl Ooi, Corinne and Tan, Leon Ooi, Elizabeth and Lai, Derek Pan, Emma and Wang, Kevin Pan, Grace and Fu, Michael Pan, Rita and Liang, Leon Pandey, Santvana and Asheesh Pang, Alice and Lin, Zhihan Park, Julia and La, Heng Pathagamage, Amali and Godwin, Reshan Patil, Rashmi and Vivek
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Su, Susan and Liu, Haipeng
Su, Yanni and Wu, Xiaolin Sumanadasa, Dulangi and Krishan Eranga, Eranga
Sun, Cindy and Ye, David Sun, Guizhi and Yu, Yong
Sun, Hui and Wang, Tommy Sun, Jane and Xu, Mark Sun, Lei and Fang, Chen
Sun, Michelle and Tse, Victor Sun, Ning and Liu, Guomin
Sun, Rachel and Xu, Sheng Sun, Shuo and Xu, Alex Ta, Annie and Dang, Phillip Tai, Sio Peng and Lei, Chi Chio
Tan, Jessie and Yao, Philip Tang, Anna and Lawrence Tang, Elise and Lam, Mike Tang, Jie and Wu, Wenqi Tang, Joanna and Choi, Sammy Tang, Nicole and Urban, Nils Tang, Zhaoxia
Tariq, Madiha and Farooq, Baber Taruvinga, Blessing and Jona Tatari, Solmaz and Sharifi, Amin
Taylor, Deborah (1984) and Andrew Taylor, Simone and David Teng, Wen and Zheng, Tao
Thai, Wai-Ee (1994) and Wai, Bryan Thalagala, Vijayanthi and Wijayantha
The W H & E J Taylor Memorial Thennakoon, Koshala and Gunasena, Asanka Thilakarathne, Chamila and Amarakoon, Lasantha
Tian, Julia and Le, Guangjun Tian, Lei and Hao, Zhencheng Tong, Sally and Yang, Eddie Truong, Kitty and Wang, Jarren
Tsung, Amy and Sha, Mark Tu, Phuong and Lim, Eric
Tumewa, Helena and Lee, Young Gi Verma, Malika and Vijayakrishnan, Ajay
Verma, Swapna and Abhishek Vu, Helen and Browne, Graeme
Wang, Alice and Chen, Kevin
Wang, Audrey and Wang, Tiesheng Wang, Carol and Zhang, Shengyu Wang, Chasine and Li, Eric Wang, Claire and Luo, Patrick Wang, Jing and Feng, David Wang, Jojo and Yang, Jingxiang Wang, Kelly and Yang, Jacson Wang, Li Li and Chen, Shi Wang, Lihua and Fu, Jing Wang, Liqin and Wei, William
Wang, Lu and Chen, Gavin Wang, Serena and Guo, Larry Wang, Simin and Yu
Wang, Yixian and Liu, Feng Wanigasundara, Suwini and Seneviratne, Malika
Wee, Marcia and Chan, Eddy Wei, Ling and Wang, Liang Wen, Wendy and Xia, Steven Wickramarachchi, Hasikala and Wimalasena, Galagama Wickramasinghe, Leelani and Amarasiri, Rasika
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Yu, Jiwei and Chen, Yan Yu, Joyce and Chen, Tiger Yu, Kathy and Zheng, Hao Yu, Lin and Zhou, Jo Yu, Mengna Yuan, Angel and Chen, William Yuan, Xiaowei and Jiang, Liren Yuan, Xuan and Hong, Tao Yuan, Yueyin and Zong, Liang Yuan, Yufang and Yao, Xiaolin Yucel, Derya Yue, Chunqiu and Li, Biao Yuen, June and Kwong, Kam Hing Yun, Sun and Yang, Huiyoung Zha, Zhiping and Yu, Bin Zhai, Jing and Zhang, Jason Zhai, Lin and Luo, Hong Zhai, Maggie and Liu, Bo Zhan, Cathleen and Ye, Tim Zhan, Coco and Li, Eric Zhan, Lilly and Tan Tai, Mike Zhang, Amy and Chen, Michael Zhang, Beibei and Bai, Zongke Zhang, Christine and Tan, Ivan Zhang, Daphne and Hoban, Craig Zhang, Diana and Leung, Brendan Zhang, Honglei and Ma, Shaosong Zhang, Ivy and Wu, Jack Zhang, Jane and Lu, Will Zhang, Jessie and Xing, Cheng Zhang, Katherine and Zhu, Victor Zhang, Kiko and Wang, Roy Zhang, Linda and Hankin Zhang, Mandy and Ding, Hai Zhang, Nancy and Jia, Jasper Zhang, Qi and Liu, Kun Zhang, Shirley and Li, Xiaodong Zhang, Xiaowei and Wei, Junfeng Zhang, Yan and Yu, Jimmy yu Zhang, Ying and Song, Qinglin Zhang, Yu Ying and Wen, Boge Zhao, Grace and Shen, Di Zhao, Jie and Wang, Hua Zhao, Joyce and Chen, Terrence Zhao, Lucy and Liu, Vincen Zhao, Ying and Chen, Bing Zheng, Qi and Gu, Xinyi Zhong, Jiabi and Gao, Benny Zhou, Chris Zhou, Danny Zhou, Huanjiao and Tang, Wenjun Zhou, Ivy and Cao, Xiaomin Zhou, Jenna and Ji, Nelson Zhou, Jiamin and Fang, Chao Zhou, Li Zhou, Mindy and Hsu, Chih-Wei Zhou, Sherry and Feng, Felix Zhou, Weiling and Gu, Colin Zhu, Hui and Shi, Wei Zhu, Lisa and Chu, Bailei Zhu, Olivia and Xu, Harry Zhu, Ping and Zhang, Xiwen
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