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Celebrating Success
ACHIEVEMENT HONOUR PRIDE
Wintec Graduation Programme 2019
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Contents
2 He Mihi
3 About Us
4 Our People
6 Our Successes
12 Honorary Award Recipients
16 Graduation Ceremony
Te Kōpū Mānia o Kirikiriroa Marae
20 Graduation Ceremony
Media Arts, Sport Science and Human
Performance, Beauty Therapy, Hairdressing and
Hospitality, Education and Foundation Pathways
and Languages
28 Graduation Ceremony
Business and Enterprise, and Information
Technology
34 Graduation Ceremony
Engineering and Industrial Design, Trades and
Applied Science and Primary Industries
42 Graduation Ceremony
Health and Social Practice
46 Academic Regalia, New Zealand Qualifications
Framework, Photographs and Contributions
47 Graduation Ensemble
48 National Anthem
49 Waiata
The information in this publication is correct at the date of
publication (01.03.2019).
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He Mihi
On behalf of Wintec we extend a warm welcome to all
graduands and their families to our 2019 graduation
ceremonies.
Graduation is a special time to celebrate and honour
the success of graduands who have met the challenge
and commitment of academic study.
We celebrate with you and we honour your success.
Kia hora te marino
Kia whakapapa pounamu te moana
Kia tere te karohirohi i tou huarahi.
May the calm be widespread
Let the sea glisten like the greenstone
And the shimmer of summer dance across your pathway.
E ngā mana, e ngā reo e ngā kārangarangatanga maha o te motu
Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou katoa.
Nau mai, haere mai, ki Te Kuratini o Waikato
Ki runga hoki i te maru atawhai a te Atua
E mihi ana ki a Kingi Tūheitia
I hiritia ai te mana o te Atua, te mana o te tangata.
Ki a koutou e whai ana i te ara mātauranga
Koinei te waka whakawhiwhi i tō koutou tohu
Kua ekengia ngā maunga kōrero o te wānanga
Kua ekengia ngā kaupapa kōrero
Kua tūtuki ngā mahi o tēnā kura, o tēnā kura
Nō reira koinei te mihi, koinei te whakahōnore ki a koutou katoa
Nāu tēnei rā, nāu tēnei hōnore.
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About Us Our mission: To build stronger communities through education, research and career development. Wintec, one of New Zealand’s leading institutes of Their knowledge is passed on to our students through technology, helps drive the development of a skilled innovative teaching, combined with state-of-the-art workforce not only in New Zealand, but around the technology and modern campus facilities. world. To ensure we meet the needs of the job market, we We are a modern institute of technology with a work closely with employers, industry and community reputation for providing quality education. Our organisations to understand and respond to the skills graduates are work-ready and in demand by employers. required in today’s workforce. Our students learn professional and vocational skills Our students come from the Waikato, around New in stimulating and supportive environments. We offer Zealand and the world. We are globally connected training in engineering, trades, science, technology, through partnerships with international institutions agriculture, sport, health and social services, education, and many of our programmes are delivered off-shore. business, tourism, hospitality, events, English language, We have grown from a small technical college to one of communication and the creative industries. Our New Zealand’s largest tertiary education institutes, with qualifications range from certificates and diplomas to more than 14,500 students educated by us each year. degrees and post-graduate programmes. We employ staff with industry knowledge, often practising professionals in their given fields of expertise. 4 WAIKATO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Our people
Barry Harris David Christiansen
Barry Harris, Chair of the Wintec Council, Acting Chief Executive, David Christiansen,
will award graduands their qualifications. will address the assembly.
Barry brings extensive governance, business and leadership David Christiansen has been at Wintec since 2000. He is
skills to Wintec Council, particularly in the primary industries currently the Acting Chief Executive, along with his executive
sector. Here, he has experienced first-hand the impact of leadership roles of Senior Advisor and Director, International.
Wintec programmes in developing capability and positive He has a wealth of experience in government policy, strategic
outcomes in our community. planning and international and commercial activities. David
Barry is a company director with extensive governance and has worked within the tertiary education sector for 25 years,
executive experience and he has held a number of chief holding roles at Wintec (in quality assurance, planning,
executive roles, most notably at Environment Waikato, and strategy), and the University of Waikato (teaching and
Greater Wellington Regional Council and Hamilton City learning development).
Council. He was also a senior executive with Fonterra for five As Director of International, David is responsible for
years. Wintec’s international strategies and oversees all of Wintec’s
Barry is also chair of Food Innovation Waikato, McFall Fuels international activity, including relationships with overseas
and Agricultural Services Ltd, OSPRI (former Animal Health partner institutions, government officials and agencies, and
Board) and Niwa. Barry is a director of WEL Networks Ltd and major offshore consultancy and joint venture activities.
a member of the Waikato River Authority. As Senior Advisor, David provides strategic and policy advice,
Barry has a Masters of Agricultural Science (Hons) from monitors Wintec’s overall progress, leads key projects and
Massey University. He has also completed an Executive liaises with Government and sector bodies such as the
Programme in Leading and Managing Change from Stanford Tertiary Education Commission (TEC), and the Ministry of
University, Graduate School of Business, and Leadership for Education (MoE).
Extraordinary Performance from Darden Graduate School of
Business, University of Virginia.
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Gaye Barton Tame Pokaia Gaye Barton, Dean, is our Master Wintec’s Kaumātua, Tame Pokaia, opens of Ceremonies. our graduation ceremonies with a mihi. As the Dean of Faculty, Gaye is responsible for Wintec’s Wintec’s Kaumātua, Tame Pokaia plays a key role in academic direction and delivery across 12 schools and ceremonies, pōwhiri, graduation, Waikato-Tainui history and centres and for building strong relationships with employers cultural leadership. He works and advises at all levels from and the community in the region and beyond. local government, management, staff and students. Gaye has been with Wintec for 21 years and held the role Tame is from Waikato’s Ngāti Mahuta hapu and Ngāti Hikairo of Dean since 2013. In her previous role, she was Head of in Kāwhia. He was born and raised in Ngāruawāhia, home School for Sport and Exercise Science and the Director of the of the Kīngitanga marae at Tūrangawaewae. The experience Centre for Foundation Studies. and knowledge he has gained is invaluable and he draws on Gaye plays a key role in Wintec’s strong academic this to share and give guidance on tribal history, customs, performance and external engagement. tikanga, Tainui and the Kīngitanga movement. Gaye has a diverse background in the tertiary sector He studied at the University of Waikato before graduating specialising in teaching public relations, organisational with a BA with Honours, with Māori as his major. Today he is communication and interpersonal communication. in continual pursuit of education and academic excellence. Gaye has had extensive governance experience in a Tame was appointed as Wintec Kaumātua in 2009. Prior to number of not-for-profit organisations and has held a this, he worked for the Māori King’s office. number of governance positions in the Young Women’s When he looks back and reflects, he knows where he has Christian Association (YWCA), including six years as National come from and draws on this for his academic motivation President. She has also been a delegate to four world YWCA and for student motivation and success. conventions. Tame is also Kaumātua for Hamilton City Council and Gaye’s academic qualifications include a Masters in the recently established Waikato Regional Economic Management Studies, Communications (with distinction) Development Agency, Te Waka. and a Bachelor of Arts. She is also a Licentiate in speech and drama from the Trinity College of London. This is Gaye’s final Wintec Graduation as she is retiring as Dean this month. 6 WAIKATO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Our successes
Our collective success is underpinned by a focus to create opportunities and
deliver qualifications that transition and develop careers in a world that is
changing faster than ever before. Here are some recent highlights:
Wintec gifts waka sculpture and Design Factory NZ, also headed to China, but to
Chengdu University.
to the people
Bachelor of Media Arts and Design Factory NZ graduate
As its black shroud fell to the ground, Hamilton’s new Cody Steens is going to be based at Chengdu for one
interactive waka sculpture, Tōia Mai was revealed year while he completes a postgraduate Graphic
at its launch in November last year. Wintec student Design programme. He then plans to return to Wintec
Juliann Smith who painted the artist’s concepts for the to study his Masters.
sculpture, was the first person to walk inside Tōia Mai
“For me there are two main benefits of this scholarship:
as its soundtracks were activated.
The first is learning one of the most spoken languages
“It’s stunning. Inside you can hear the sounds of tui, it’s in the world; and secondly, getting an understanding of
beautiful.” another culture’s design to help me better understand
The sculpture was created at Wintec by artist and and improve my design skills as a whole.”
tutor, Joe Citizen, staff, students and industry partners.
Citizen envisaged the sculpture for his PhD project as
it encompassed many of the disciplines and values Celebrating Wintec’s
related to his research. outstanding adult learners
“Tōia mai means to work together and this project is “for Captivating, passionate, motivated and enthusiastic
the people, by the people”, the result of many hands are just a few of the words used to describe the 2018
and minds coming together,” says Citizen. Wintec Adult Learner Award recipients.
The multidisciplinary project involved students The annual event celebrating our top adult learners,
and staff from across Wintec including Media Arts, aged 25 and above, took place during the national
Engineering, Trades and IT who worked with industry Festival of Adult Learning Ahurei Ākonga, He Tangata
partners, project partner Longveld, community Mātauranga 2018, in September, last year.
partners and individuals, and Hamilton City Council to Six awards valued at $1,000 each are given out to adult
complete the project. students who show enthusiasm and commitment to
The sculpture tells the Matariki story through their study; support and encourage others in learning
an Internet of Things network using data and activities; share their skills, knowledge, and abilities;
environmental sensors, and it is activated by and challenge themselves and others with new ideas.
movement. Wintec students will continue to learn The 2018 winners were: Angela Gray-Williams
from and develop the interactive components, and as (midwifery), Kris Moore (engineering), Ling (Grace)
technology changes, so too, will Tōia Mai. Tong (English language), Merlin Nawalowalo
(arboriculture), Juanita Te Tau Grace Searancke (early
childhood teaching) and Hao Zhang (engineering).
Students to broaden their
Wintec executive dean, Gaye Barton said the awards
horizons in China were a significant event on the annual calendar.
Six Wintec students experienced a trip of a lifetime “Choosing to undertake tertiary study later in life
when they flew to China last year as part of the isn’t always easy and often involves overcoming
prestigious Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia. significant obstacles and balancing priorities. The
The students were among 180 New Zealanders who awards celebrate these students, the efforts they go
travelled to destinations including Korea, China, through, and the academic achievements and social
India and Singapore to study, carry out research or contributions they make.”
undertake an internship.
Wintec Business, Information Technology and Wintec launches
Enterprise students Jordan Finlay, Aaron Froggatt,
Keir Bullot and Phillippa Kahotea headed to Jinhua
physiotherapy school
Polytechnic in Jinhua city in China’s Zhejiang province Wintec has launched New Zealand’s first new school of
for 19 weeks. physiotherapy in 45 years, a coup for the central North
Fellow scholarship recipients, Shannon MacMillan Island.
and Cody Steens from Wintec’s School of Media Arts Wintec now delivers physiotherapy with the
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Artist and Wintec tutor, Joe Citizen with Wintec sculpture project, Prime Minister’s Scholarships for Asia recipients, (L-R) Keir Bullot, Aaron Tōia Mai at the launch. Froggatt, Phillippa Kahotea, Shannon Dwyer, Jordan Finlay, Cody Steens. Wintec Adult Learner Awards 2018 winners, (L-R) Hao Zhang, Kris Moore, Angela Gray-Williams, Grace Tong, Merlin Nawalowalo, Juanita Searancke. 8 WAIKATO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Wintec has launched New Zealand’s third physiotherapy school and welcomed its first cohort of students this year.
Winning athlete, Hinewai Knowles receives her Champion of the Codes
award from Wintec academic, Jako Bekker.
Celebrating 10 years with Chengdu University. From left: Media Arts
Head of School Sam Cunnane, Deputy General Consul-General from
New Zealand, John Ryan McLane, President of Chengdu University,
Acclaimed New Zealand singer songwriter Hollie Smith is Musician in Wang Qingyuan, Wintec Dean, Gaye Barton and Director of Office of
Residence at Wintec. Image supplied. International Cooperation and Exchange Chengdu University, Du Jie .
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qualifications of Bachelor of Physiotherapy and Over ten weeks, selected athletes from 13 Waikato
Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours). secondary schools were tested for the challenge
There was high interest for the limited places on offer developed by Wintec’s Centre for Sport Science and
and the first 32 students were enrolled this year. Human Performance to find the most agile, powerful
and the fastest Waikato athletes to win bragging rights
Wintec acting chief executive David Christiansen says
for their sport and school.
the new programmes were developed to meet the
needs of the region and its people. Post-graduate students and staff visited each school
and used their performance testing skills and
“There’s no doubt about the need for a third equipment to test some of the region’s best athletes.
physiotherapy school in New Zealand and for this to be
located in the Waikato region.” Organiser and Wintec Centre for Sport Science and
Human Performance academic, Jako Bekker says all
The Wintec programme was developed in consultation the athletes did an outstanding job of representing
with communities and local providers and will support their schools and their sports codes.
increased numbers of Māori and Pasifika students to
“Now we have found our 2018 Champions of the Codes,
qualify as physiotherapists.
I’m ready for the 2019 competition. This year we ran a
Physiotherapy of New Zealand chair, Janice Mueller successful pilot and next year we plan to sign up more
said the accreditation process is rigorous. schools.”
“It has been a robust process and Wintec has met our Hinewai Knowles from Cambridge High School
requirements. As New Zealand’s population and health won the women’s category and the men’s winner is
needs grow the need for our profession also increases, Matthew Pollock of St Peter’s School Cambridge.
having a third school of physiotherapy helps deliver to
They each received a one-on-one strength and
that need,” says Mueller.
conditioning assessment and a personalised strength
Wintec is the largest health and social practice and conditioning training programme at the Waikato
education provider in the Midland Health region and Human Performance Hub, based at Wintec’s Rotokauri
joins AUT and Otago University as New Zealand’s only Campus.
accredited physiotherapy degree providers.
A decade of cross-collaboration
NZ music icon Hollie Smith with Chengdu University
joins Wintec music school
Wintec and Chengdu University have worked together
Internationally acclaimed New Zealand singer/ for a decade and late last year this was celebrated.
songwriter Hollie Smith, described as “the reigning It also coincided with the 40th anniversary of the
queen of Aotearoa soul”, joined Wintec’s School of establishment of Chengdu University in China.
Media Arts to mentor and teach music students.
Since 2008, the two educators have created valuable
Smith says of her appointment as musician in learning opportunities and experiences for students
residence, “I hope that taking what I’ve learnt and and staff.
sharing that with students is going to be gratifying for
President of Chengdu University Wang Qingyu says the
all of us. We can all learn from others and I’m really
relationship is one of cooperation that has benefited
looking forward to that aspect of this experience.”
many students and staff and built lasting friendships.
David Sidwell, team manager of Wintec’s music
“We recognise Wintec as one of our most important
department, says it is an outstanding opportunity
and closest partners and the 10-year cooperation
for both students and staff to work alongside and be
with Wintec is one of the highlights of our 40-year
mentored by a New Zealand music legend.
celebrations.
“Hollie Smith is a high calibre musician, a prolific singer/ “Together we have more than 1500 postgraduate and
songwriter known for her powerhouse vocals and she undergraduate students who have benefitted from our
has an enviable working knowledge of the local and cooperation over the past 10 years.”
international music scene.
Wintec and Chengdu share several undergraduate
“The fact she has achieved number one hits brings and postgraduate pathways, with Chengdu students
credibility to her role, reaffirming the teaching and able to begin their study at Chengdu before arriving in
learning that already happens within the programme Hamilton to complete a Bachelor of Communication,
here at Wintec.” Bachelor of Design or Master of Arts at Wintec.
To celebrate the milestone, Wintec dean, Gaye Barton
Found! Waikato’s highest and Media Arts staff Sam Cunnane and Jordan Foster
travelled to Chengdu in December to deliver lectures
performing secondary as part of the Chengdu University International Week.
school athletes Wintec dean, Gaye Barton says “There is always a
Two Cambridge students beat close to 100 Waikato sense of family when I visit Chengdu and walk into
athletes to win Wintec’s Champion of the Codes. our New Zealand room where I am so warmly greeted
10 WAIKATO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYby our students and by the wonderful Chengdu staff like this, and the Hospice Nepal project is particularly
who have been caring for our students over these past valuable as they are using their skills to engage with
10 years.” our community,” says Yeung.
The students, Phoebe Deng from China and Jeffrey Son,
from South Korea are studying towards a Graduate
Global students find solutions Diploma in Sales and Marketing. They are building a
to Waikato’s waste problems website and using their online and engagement skills
You know that old saying, a problem halved is a to fundraise for the new hospice through the Rotary
problem shared, right? Well, imagine sending your network.
problems on a virtual relay around the world, to be
solved by teams from four other countries who apply
fresh thinking at each stage.
New degrees set the stage for
The Rat Relay is a Design Factory Global Network
careers in the creative sector
annual event, a global design-thinking ‘hackathon’. New Music and Performing Arts and Contemporary Art
Each Design Factory brings a sponsored challenge that degrees complete a suite of four new degrees designed
is relayed around the world before returning ‘home’. to take Wintec students into the future world of work in
Wintec’s Design Factory NZ took part for the first time the creative sector.
recently and director, Margi Moore said the heat was The two new, specialised degrees join the Bachelor
on for the teams who worked six hour shifts during the of Design and Bachelor of Communication degrees
relay before moving their ‘challenge’ across the globe. launched last year, at Wintec’s School of Media Arts.
“It’s about solving a problem the rest of the world can Head of Wintec School of Media Arts, Sam Cunnane
relate to, but also having fun and learning new ways of says the new suite of creative degrees will set the stage
thinking along the way and collaborating locally and for future careers in the arts, design, communication
internationally.” music and performing arts sector.
The team’s sponsored challenge was a complex, “We’re not offering your usual tertiary programme, this
environmental problem from Raglan’s Extreme Zero is a response to the needs of a changing world and the
Waste. demands of a future workplace that requires people
The global hackathon involved 14 of the 24 Global who can work together, think creatively and solve
Design Factories including New Zealand’s only Design problems.”
Factory, launched in 2017 at Wintec. The new Bachelor of Music and Performing Arts degree
Design Factory NZ is now established at Wintec and includes theatre, audio production, composition and
offers a programme to third-year Wintec students. performance. For Wintec music team manager and
theatre director David Sidwell, it’s a dream come true.
“Our students come from across Wintec and are guided
to use their multidisciplinary skills to work together “There is nothing like this degree on offer in the North
and develop solutions using design thinking,” says Island. One of the points of difference is that we will
Moore. teach in a theatre environment, students will not be in
a classroom, they will be on stage.”
The new Bachelor of Contemporary Art degree will
Students and Rotary on a see students spending the majority of their time in the
mission to raise US$1million studio bringing their ideas to life.
for Hospice care in Nepal Cunnane says that while students will create relevant
work by exploring, painting, photography, screen-
A hospice in Nepal desperately needs US$1million for a
based media, installation, street art, sculpture, curation
new building and a team from Fairfield Rotary Club are
or illustration, there’s more.
working with two Wintec students to make this happen.
“From the start, students will be connecting with
With just nine beds, Hospice Nepal staff and volunteers
specialists and mentors, problem solving and learning
deal with around 100 deaths a year. A New Zealand
about the professional and cultural context their work
project team, all Rotary members, heard about their
operates in.
struggle and wanted to help.
“We wrap a supportive community around our students
The three Rotarians, lawyer Michael Grayson, retired
but they will also be challenged and they will learn
Army Major, Mike Cahill, and palliative care specialist,
through real-life projects, exhibitions and industry
Dr Stuart Brown, share good project management
experience,” says Cunnane.
skills but they needed help with getting their message
out. “These programmes will have students become
super-literate in new media, social technologies, and
They approached Deniss Yeung who teaches Marketing
the demands of a globally connected, fast moving,
at Wintec’s Centre for Business and Enterprise, where
adaptable world.”
work-based experience and industry research projects
are an integral part of learning.
“Our students benefit greatly from real-world projects
GRADUATION 2019 11The Project Nepal team and Wintec support crew, (L to R) Phoebe Deng, Mike Cahill, Michael Grayson, Jeffrey Son and Deniss Yeung.
The new Bachelor of Music and Performing Arts degree is a dream come true for Wintec’s David Sidwell (left) who says there is nothing
like it on offer in the North Island.
The 2018 Rat Relay team from Design Factory NZ at Wintec.
12 WAIKATO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYHonorary Award Recipients
People who help build a stronger community are recognised by Wintec as part of our
commitment to seeing our city, region and nation grow.
Four Waikato leaders in the areas of innovation, business, arts, and health will receive honorary awards from Wintec for their
longstanding contribution to their respective fields, throughout the year.
Peta Karalus Sir James Wallace
Honorary Fellowship Master of Arts
Peta Karalus moved to New Zealand from Western Samoa Sir James, a Waikato-based primary industry entrepreneur,
when she was 17, after being awarded a New Zealand is the man behind one of New Zealand’s most important art
Government Nursing Scholarship to study. She graduated as collections. The Wallace Arts Trust Collection has more than
a Registered Nurse and completed a Masters in Health Policy 9,000 works by New Zealand artists. The Wallace Collection
and Health Perspectives (Hons) in 2001. Peta holds a high is intended as a cultural resource for present and future
chief title, Leaupepe from the village of Fasito’outa and is the generations.
current president of the Fonofaufautua a Samoa, Advisory He has a strong connection to the Waikato through the
Council of Chiefs, Hamilton. Wallace Gallery Morrinsville, a contemporary gallery with
In 1999, Peta established K’aute Pasifika with the help and multiple spaces that showcase New Zealand art and artists
support of Hamilton’s Pasifika communities and led the as well as the Wallace Collection.
vision, ‘united we achieve’ as chief executive officer for 18 Twenty-seven years ago, Sir James Wallace established
years. K’aute Pasifika Trust now services more than 4,000 the Annual Wallace Art Awards. The longest surviving and
Pacific Island clients in Hamilton with a range of health, richest annual art awards of their kind in Australasia, offer
social and education services. In 2011, Peta worked to prizes amounting to approximately $275,000, rewarding
establish Aeretai Regional Collective and Network, which artists with residencies in New York, Vermont, San Francisco,
brought together Pasifika providers in Hamilton, Tokoroa, Switzerland, Rome and Vladivostok.
Tauranga and later Taranaki, Hawkes Bay and Gisborne.
Sir James Wallace is patron, trustee or board member for 20
In 2016, Peta led the establishment of the Pasifika PowerUP arts organisations in New Zealand. He was appointed Knight
Plus programme, which actively supports Pasifika parents, Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to
families and communities to champion their children’s the arts in the 2011 Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
learning.
He is also the chairman and managing director of Wallace
Peta is a Justice of the Peace and was also awarded Member Corporation, an 80-year old organisation with a focus on
of the New Zealand Order of Merit in the Queen’s Birthday recycling and reducing agri-waste, employing people across
Honours 2006, for services to the Pacific Islands community. New Zealand and servicing markets across the globe.
GRADUATION 2019 13Dallas Fisher David Sidwell
Master of Applied Innovation Institutional Medal
Dallas Fisher is well-known for his outstanding contribution David Sidwell’s enduring commitment to the arts has
to the community, his passion for innovation and progress, earned this long-standing member of the music and theatre
and his involvement in successful companies across the community, global and local recognition for his work.
business sector. David joined Wintec in 1999. For 19 years he has inspired
Dallas was instrumental in bringing the Sevens to Hamilton, and guided Wintec students as programme manager, team
is a founder of NDA Group, a leading Waikato engineering manager, and postgraduate supervisor within the School
firm, one of two directors for the largest privately-owned of Media Arts. He currently manages the Postgraduate and
caterer in New Zealand – Montana Food and Events, and Music & Performance Arts Department. He is the director
a director of Chiefs Rugby Club. He is chairman of Waikato of Hamilton Operatic Society and has led other theatre
economic development agency, Te Waka and Ngaitahu companies since 1986.
Tainui Go Bus Holdings, New Zealand’s largest passenger In 2014, David was awarded with the civic award of
transport operator. Freedom Holder of the City, the highest civic honour, for his
His many philanthropic interests include Hospice Waikato significant contribution to Hamilton City’s music and theatre
and Perago Trust, which supports young athletes in the community.
Cambridge community. Dallas was appointed an Officer David has been instrumental in bringing a number of
of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to business, spectacular performances to the Waikato, including Les
philanthropy and sport in the 2018 Queen’s Birthday Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera, Cats, Evita, Oliver!,
Honours. The Rocky Horror Show, Sister Act and Mary Poppins.
He is an active member of the Waikato community as trustee With more than 40 years involvement in music and theatre
of MESH Sculpture Hamilton and chair of the Tamahere as musical director, composer, orchestrator, arranger and
Community Committee. pianist, it is no wonder David Sidwell has become one of
the country’s most highly-acclaimed directors of musical
productions.
Note: Peta Karalus will be conferred at the Health and Social Practice graduation ceremony at 2.00pm
on Wednesday 20 March 2019, other honoraries will be conferred at events later in 2019.
14 WAIKATO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYPast Honorary Recipients
Honorary Fellows Honorary Degrees
2017 Dr Peter Robinson 2017 Te Radar (Andrew Lumsden)
2016 Clint Baddeley Master of Arts
2014 John Cook 2017 Liam Messam
Master of Science (Sport and Exercise Science)
2013 Gordon Chesterman
2017 Susie Ryan
2012 Professor Jiliu Zhou
Master of Nursing
2012 Josh Emett
2015 Anthea Simcock
2011 Sir Henry van der Heyden Bachelor of Applied Social Science (Social Work)
2011 John Spencer 2013 Richard O’Brien
2009 Dr Andy West Master of Arts
2008 Jerry Rickman 2012 Monica Leggat
2007 John Gallagher CNZM, K St J, JP Master of Science (Sport and Exercise Science)
2007 Laurie Pilling MBE 2011 Venetia Sherson
Master of Arts
2006 Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu ONZ DBE
(deceased) 2010 Daniel Vettori
Master of Science (Sport and Exercise Science)
2005 Oswald (Ossie) James O.B.E., D.C.N.Z.M.
(deceased) 2010 Irene van Dyk
Master of Science (Sport and Exercise Science)
2004 Mike Chunn
2010 Lynda and Jools Topp (The Topp Twins)
2004 Brian Perry (deceased)
Master of Arts (Music)
2003 Dame Jocelyn Fish DNZM, CBE, JP
2010 Bernie Crosby
2003 Bill Foreman (deceased) Bachelor of Business Studies
2007 Keith (Midge) Marsden
Waikato Institute of Master of Arts (Music)
Technology Medals 2006 Ruth Aitken
Master of Science (Sport and Exercise Science)
2015 Peter Stark
2006 Annah Stretton
2015 Maureen Speedy Master of Arts
2015 David Fredericksen 2005 Maxine Hodgson
2015 Richard Hill Bachelor of Applied Social Science
2010 Dale Williams
2009 Kevin Sweeney
2007 David Peart JP
2005 Peter Johnson
2003 Hare Puke (deceased)
Previous Wintec honoraries. From left: Dr Peter Robinson, Te Radar (Andrew Lumsden), Liam Messam and Susie Ryan.
GRADUATION 2019 15Celebrating
your success
Five ceremonies held over a week in March celebrate and honour
the successful achievements of our students. These ceremonies
are held in high regard, with Wintec dignitaries charged
with conferring the degrees and awarding the diplomas and
certificates.
Our graduation tradition remains relevant because of what it
celebrates - the pride felt from a worthy achievement and a sense
of bright anticipation for the future.
Ka whakanuia tonutia e mātou ngā rā whakawhiwhinga tohu.
Heoi te whakahihi hoki ki te tūtuki tohu mou a, ko te nuinga o
koutou e tū manako ana ki ngā rā whakahirahira ka heke mai na.
我们的毕业典礼承袭传统，是对毕业生们取得的非凡
成就喝彩，是宣扬自豪感，更是庆祝毕业生们即将
开始的光明前途.
16 WAIKATO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYTe Kōpū Mānia o
Kirikiriroa Marae
Graduation Ceremony
9am, Friday 15 March 2019
Te Kōpū Mānia Marae mo ngā Kura katoa | 毛利风格毕业典礼
GRADUATION 2019 17Order of Proceedings
MASTER OF CEREMONIES PRESENTATION OF WAIKATO CONSORTIUM
Hagen Tautari, Māori Achievement Manager, Wintec – MĀORI AND PASIFIKA TRADE TRAINING
Ko te Kaihautū ko Hagen Tautari AWARD FOR BEST PASIFIKA STUDENT
毕业典礼主持人 Whakaaturanga a Waikato Consortium - He
tohu Māori me te Pasifika mō te mahi hanganga
MIHI/KARAKIA mō te ākonga Pasifika pai rawa.
Kaumātua Tame Pokaia 怀卡托技工协会代表为来自毛利和太平洋岛国最佳
毛利祈祷仪式 技工受训学生颁奖
WAIATA STUDENT SPEAKER’S ADDRESS
He Maimai Aroha Mō Waikato Ellyn Proffit, Master of Nursing
Te kōrero whakahau a māngai a ngā tauira
WAIATA A TE MOTU - NATIONAL ANTHEM 学生代表致词
This will be sung twice, the first time in Māori
and the second time in English. WAIATA
唱两遍国歌：第一遍用毛利语唱，第二遍用英语唱 Tūtira Mai
ADDRESS TO THE ASSEMBLY BY ACTING CLOSING OF CEREMONY
CHIEF EXECUTIVE DAVID CHRISTIANSEN Gaye Barton, Dean of Wintec
Ko te kōrero whakataki a te Tumuaki, a David Nā Gaye Barton – Manutaki o Te Kuratini
Christiansen ki te whakaminenga o Waikato, ngā kōrero whakakapi
怀卡托理工学院校长致词 怀卡托理工学院学术院长致闭幕词
WAIATA WAIATA
E Kore Koe e Ngaro
Pupuke Te Hihiri
KARAKIA MŌ TE KAI - BLESSING OF
GUEST SPEAKER’S ADDRESS
FOOD - KAUMĀTUA TAME POKAIA
Lisa Tamati - Te Ātiawa, Ngāti Raukawa
Light refreshments will be available after the ceremony.
Ultra marathon runner, broadcaster,
The graduation photographer will be available
author and businesswoman
to take portraits after the ceremony.
Ko te kōrero whakataki a te kaikōrero o te manuwhiri
简单餐食。专业摄像师可在仪式后提供摄影。
嘉宾致词
WAIATA
Purea Nei
CONFERMENT OF DEGREES
Barry Harris, Chair of Wintec Council
Te whakapūmautanga o te tohu Paetahi me te tohu Paerua
董事会主席给学士学位获得者颁发证书
AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES
Barry Harris, Chair of Wintec Council
Ngā whakawhiwhinga mō ngā tohu
Pokairua me ngā Tiwhikete
董事会主席给专科和证书文凭获得者颁发证书
PRESENTATION OF WAIKATO-TAINUI TE
KAUHANGANUI INC - POU ARONUI TROPHY
FOR BEST MĀORI TRADE TRAINEE
Whakaaturanga a Te Kauhanganui o Waikato Tainui i te tohu
Pou Aronui ki te ākonga kirikawa mō ngā mahi a rēhe Māori
怀卡托代表给最佳毛利技工受训者颁奖
18 WAIKATO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYMaster of Applied Sindhuja Sundarrajan Bachelor of Nursing
Information Technology Jason Trevor Terry Tavai Melissa Victoria Bennett
Micheal Joseph Dunstan Georgia McLean Cullen
Dylan George Knapp Bachelor of Applied Management Chasey Ngarangi Kim
Kane Craig Maxwell (Accounting (Non-CAANZ/CPA)) Stephy Kiran
Adharsh Gangadharan Chamakkadu Babu Rhiannon Te Ara Miriama
Master of Arts (Visual Arts) Doreen Magee
Kathy Waiehu Figure
with Distinction Tasha-Lee Mahara
Ashleigh Nicola Teaomarama Muraahi
Kayla Rebecca Ratima Bachelor of Applied Management
Porchea La’mont Nancy Marie Popata
(Event Management)
Renee Leanne Renata Smith
Master of Nursing
Naomi Ana-Marie Hiakita Ariana Taumoana Walker
Ellyn Paula Aroha Proffit
Bachelor of Applied Management Bachelor of Occupational
Master of Science (Sport and (Human Resource Management Therapy (Otago Polytechnic)
Exercise Science) with Distinction and Event Management) Lucy Joan Tari Hira Beckett
Petrus Jakobus Bekker Nerina Maria Luppers Marion Alice Rangihuna
Rohan Kandoi
Stacey Maria Arohanui Niao Bachelor of Social Work
Bachelor of Applied Social
Science (Counselling) Danika Kate Armstrong
Master of Science (Sport and Alexia Shelley Bedford
Exercise Science) Jennifer Lee Hansen Trudy Helen Calley
Lydia Te-Manava-O-Te-Enua Tuaiti Kate Vivienne Douglas
Bachelor of Engineering Aimee Jean Fraser
Technology (Civil) Krista Luise Hansen
Postgraduate Diploma in
Applied Informatics Eric Tawanda Nyahore Kirandeep Kaur
Jerry-Lee Emily Manu
Lydia Manchala Mark Waru Nikara
Rathidevi Parthasarathy Bachelor of Media Arts (Visual Arts)
Nicole Pislor
Bria Te Amohia Kingi-Fletcher Cassie Marie Starkie
Postgraduate Diploma in Nursing Mereana Angel Tapara
Irene April Harrison Bachelor of Midwifery Irihapiti Emily Vose-Black
Karamjeet Kaur Sidhu
Hannah Jennifer Chandler Bachelor of Sport and
Postgraduate Diploma in Chontai Nicole Katherine Collins Parker Exercise Science
Sport and Exercise Science Amber Joy Dashwood
Materoa Heni Nakita Poi
Gaye Margaret Davis
Rasika Ravindra Bakare Celine Selwyn
Lummetje de Vries
Saili Atul Deodhar
Liana Jayne Doherty Bachelor of Teaching
Nathan John Rennie
Erin Driver (Early Childhood Education)
Sonali Sanjiv Vaidya
Charlene Huatahi Eparaima
Justine Helen Mary Edwards
Postgraduate Certificate in Nursing Holly Emma Fisher
Chelsie Loryn Morgan
Henrietta Magdalene Fredericks Juanita Te Tau Grace Searancke
Earl John Montero Pana Pinja Meri Minnami Funnell
Neroli Alice Griffiths Paetahi Tumu Kōrero
Bachelor of Media Arts (Honours)
Lesila Halauafu Bachelor of Counselling
First Class Honours
Kelly Eva Heke
Jaimee Lee Golden Cruse Kumari Nanda Cyparsad-Jones
Raigan Ellis Joan Hodgson
Helen Marie Graham
Jiayi Huang Sherryn Louise Hill
Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Kayla Rebecca Hughes
Science (Honours) Second Class Cassandra Jessica James
Courtney Louise Jensen Lauren Joy Ness
Honours (First Division)
Nicole Marie Johansen Kristina Dawn Terrey
Kerryn Joel Pegram Courtney Marie Kahura
Katherine Joanne Kilgour Graduate Diploma in
Bachelor of Applied Precious Ginn Tubal Lopena Communication (Public Relations/
Information Technology Tawhia Wanita Daphne Phelwasher Advertising) (Level 7)
Harmeet Kaur Sevigne Shema Louwela Pegarido
Noel William Morris Hannah Nicole Smith
Sauiluma Tiatia Graduate Diploma in Information
Bachelor of Applied Management Johanna Kristen Van Zweeden Technology (Level 7)
(Accounting - CAANZ/CPA) Emma Mary Weston Gnana Gopi Chowdary Chintamaneni
Te Aurere Te Rangimarie Edwards Kelly Ann Williams Sivasubramaniyam Ganapathy
Ratu Epeli C Curukinaboselawa Gaunavou Katrina Rose Winter Roshan Hanumanthe Gowda
GRADUATION 2019 19Narendra Kumar Pokala Diploma in Enrolled Nursing (Level 5) New Zealand Certificate in
Chrisita Sharon Rajan Jeyakumar Construction Trade Skills (Level 3)
Katrina Ngakutaumata Tarawhiti-Hape
Asraf Saleem in Carpentry Strand
Rushabh Jayeshkumar Shah New Zealand Diploma in Information David Hone Brady
Amit Sharma Technology Technical Support Wairehu Hohepa Te Huia
(Level 5) Steven Kopa
Graduate Diploma of Information Kelly Dawn Riria Kingi Mischewski
Technology in Education (Level 7) Thilini Shanika Amarathunga Danny-Tama Lloyd Moetu
Amarathunga Arachchige Tyler-Nash Te Kono Te Hira Olsen
Amy Pearl Marie Opperman
Kristoffer Duncan Sesele Saki
Certificate in Adult and Niketi Poneke Toataua
Graduate Diploma in Operations and Tertiary Education (Level 5) Tave John Taua Tuakana-Natua
Production Management (Level 7)
Priscilla Susanne Te Wehenga Davis-Ngatai
Jayeshkumar Babubhai Dafda Kerry Ann Duffy New Zealand Certificate in Electrical
Paul Ewart Engineering Theory (Level 3)
Graduate Diploma in Sales Samuel Leonard Erueti Ketetahi Hetet
and Marketing (Level 7) New Zealand Certificate in Adult Samuel James O’Brien Rickard
Komalpreet Kaur Literacy and Numeracy Education
(Vocational/Workplace) (Level 5) New Zealand Certificate
in Horticulture (Level 3)
Graduate Diploma in Sport and Petrus Jakobus Bekker
in Amenity Strand
Exercise Science (Level 7)
Certificate in Business Te Atatu Victa Wihongi Green
Eashwar Vijayandran
Administration and Computing
(Level 4) New Zealand Certificate
Graduate Diploma in Strategic in Horticulture (Level 3) in
Management (Level 7) Chelsea Pehirangi Teepa
Landscape Construction Strand
Prince Parmar Ralowa Maladina
Certificate in Media Arts (Level 4)
Diploma in Technology (Science) Manihera Hohepa Ngatai Mansell New Zealand Certificate in
(Level 6) Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainlaying
New Zealand Certificate in English (Pre-Apprenticeship) (Level 3)
Ishanka Jaliya Wijeratne Sellapperuma
Language (Academic) (Level 4)
Arachchige Raukawa Phlomena Hepi
Shiting Liu
New Zealand Diploma in Hetul Sanjaybhai Majmundar New Zealand Certificate in
Architectural Technology (Level 6) Sreyphea Thorn Primary Products Food Processing
(Level 3) in Product Quality
Hammond Matthew Panapa Wickliffe
New Zealand Certificate in Implementation Strand
Hairdressing (Emerging Stylist)
New Zealand Diploma in John Samuel Hohepa Tumai
(Level 4)
Construction (Level 6) in
Quantity Surveying Strand Natruly Hokianga Kororia-O-Te Ata Mani
Haley Ann Rihari
Riaz Ahamed Saleem
New Zealand Certificate in Health
New Zealand Diploma in and Wellbeing (Primary Care
Dairy Processing (Level 6) Practice Assistance) (Level 4)
Tupaea Taupe Ahomiro Samira Thomas
Raymond Gavin Bush Marcia Whakatau
Karen Marie Walsh
New Zealand Certificate in
New Zealand Diploma in Health and Wellbeing (Social and
Engineering (Electrical) (Level 6) Community Services) (Level 4)
Darwin Daryl Manalaysay Charlene Matenga Wheki
Phornnory Rasmey They
New Zealand Certificate in Study
Diploma in Beauty, Body and and Career Preparation (Level 4)
Spa Therapies (Level 5)
Vicky Jean James
Kirsty Ella Raiha Rangitaawa Katerina Turiparu Jack Tarry
Hayley Sanders
Jasmine Elizabeth Welch New Zealand Certificate in Animal
Care (Companion Animals) (Level 3)
Diploma in Business Studies (Level 5)
Edyn Waihape
Terence Michael Phelan Jillian Louisa Walker
20 WAIKATO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYGraduation Ceremony
9:30am, Tuesday 19 March 2019
Media Arts
Te Kura Pāpāho | 媒体艺术学院毕业典礼
Sport Science and Human Performance
Te Kura Koiora | 体育科学与人体机能
Beauty Therapy, Hairdressing
and Hospitality
Te Kura Manaaki Tangata | 美容美发与餐饮学院毕业典礼
Education and Foundation Pathways
Te Kura Pūtake Me Ngā Mahi Whakaako | 教育和预科学院毕业典礼
Languages
Te Kura Whakako Reo | 语言学院毕业典礼
GRADUATION 2019 21Order of Proceedings
MASTER OF CEREMONIES STUDENT SPEAKER’S ADDRESS
Gaye Barton, Dean of Wintec Brydie Senior, Bachelor of Media Arts (Fashion)
Ko te Kaihautu Te kōrero whakahau a māngai a te ngā tauira
怀卡托理工学院学术院长主持毕业典礼 学生代表致词
MIHI/KARAKIA CLOSING OF CEREMONY
Kaumātua Tame Pokaia Gaye Barton, Dean of Wintec
毛利祈祷仪式 Nā Gaye Barton – Manutaki o Te Kuratini
o Waikato, ngā kōrero whakakapi
NATIONAL ANTHEM 怀卡托理工学院学术院长致闭幕词
This will be sung twice, the first time in Māori
and the second time in English. PROCESSION OF OFFICIAL PARTY, STAFF AND GRADUANDS
Waiata a te motu Te hīkoi tapu a te tira haere
唱两遍国歌：第一遍用毛利语唱，第二遍用英语唱 官方嘉宾, 员工和毕业生退场
ADDRESS TO THE ASSEMBLY BY ACTING Light refreshments will be available on the upper concourse
CHIEF EXECUTIVE DAVID CHRISTIANSEN following the ceremony.
Ko te kōrero whakataki a te Tumuaki, a David The graduation photographer will be available on the lower
Christiansen ki te whakaminenga concourse, near Door 1, to take portraits following the
ceremony.
怀卡托理工学院校长致词
简单餐食。专业摄像师可在仪式后提供摄影。
GUEST SPEAKER’S ADDRESS
Pat Mellsop, General Manager Montana Food
& Events Waikato and 37 South Events
Ko te kōrero whakataki a te kaikōrero o te manuwhiri
嘉宾致词
CONFERMENT OF DEGREES
Barry Harris, Chair of Wintec Council
Te whakapūmautanga o te tohu Paetahi me te tohu Paerua
董事会主席给学士学位获得者颁发证书
AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS AND CERTIFICATES
Barry Harris, Chair of Wintec Council
Ngā whakawhiwhinga mō ngā tohu
Pokairua me ngā Tiwhikete
董事会主席给专科和证书文凭获得者颁发证书
22 WAIKATO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYMaster of Arts (Communication) Bachelor of Media Arts (Honours) Bachelor of Media Arts (Visual Arts)
Second Class Honours
Younan Lyu Sheldon Peter Aden
(First Division)
Rex Emmanuel Alfaras
Master of Arts (Design) Theadora Allison Louise Henriette Bouter
with Distinction Jarom Wayth Hawaikirangi Gudgeon Lara Louise Brock
Georgia Rose Ransfield Souem By
Dale Graham Sattler Lucy Harriet Coombes
Shennaye Tennielle Cox
Bachelor of Media Arts (Honours)
Master of Arts (Design) Rebecca Grace Daczo
Second Class Honours
Javesh Dheda
Yang Yang (Second Division)
Hongyu Fan
Lanxi Yin Lane Bryant Fisher
Logan Carl Dinning
Samantha June Eva Madison Paige Guise
Master of Arts (Music) Abigail Hope Halliday
Jonathon Philip Hagan
with Distinction Kate Ellen Heaton
Alexandra Marie Rico
Marcel Rene Bellvé Talia Lee Horgan
Reanna Jean Inglis
David James Johnston Bachelor of Media Arts Aidan Harris Jackson
(Commercial Music) Tammy Lola-Ann Johnson
Master of Arts (Visual
Kristian Royal Gordon Ikiafe Bennett Jessica Anne Lamont
Arts) with Distinction
Andrew Carter Alice Miranda Leonard
Leal Innis Butler Maxine Judith Levien
Amy Jitske Christopher
Jennifer Elizabeth Quayle Feijie Lin
Norefjell Deana Fay Davis
Kyle Sattler Hannah-Kate Rose Magon
Jade Wikitoria Petaera-Nikora Mark Matchett
Mark Joseph Quirante Jade Marijke Mobberley
Master of Arts (Visual Arts)
Calum Ray Dominique Natalie Morgan
Angela Marion Day Luke Ronald Thomas Kodi Rain Murray
Di Wang Tawny Madison Vooght Khusbu Chandu Patel
Yuxiang Peng
Master of Science (Sport and Bachelor of Media Arts Richard Henry Dy Perez
Exercise Science) with Distinction (Communication) Lara Ratlidge
Jianxing Ren
Kimberley Jane Abbott Chloe Rebecca Davies Kaushik Sharma
Lynne O’Malley Candice Irene Lyn Gollan Lukas Skipper
Theunis Lodewyk Pieters Horiana Adrienne Henderson Madison Meri Ariki Southey
Rebecca Amy Elizabeth Hudson Terry Su
Master of Science (Sport Sarah Michelle James Wallesha Donna Tauranga
and Exercise Science) Nicole Jane Thomas
Caitlan Aroha Johnston
Sotoudeh Vafsi
Terrina Tuaolamoka Riz ‘ Gath Chapman Alexandra Jane Leeson
Denise Katherine Van Dam
Victoria Tiiana Suzanne Fleming Chan Ratanak Meang Leo Kaupuke Waitere
Robyn Lenore Polley Whetu-Marama Motu-Heta Miriana Arihia Wetere-Ryder
Haizhou Yang Aasha Parle Makaely Grace Wingate
Aidan Michael Sami Feng-Hua Yang
Postgraduate Diploma in Ezra Jade Michelle Shield Hengrui Zhang
Sport and Exercise Science Laura Frances Smith Yuan Zhang
Heather Leigh Williams Zhiyun Zhang
Tayler James Beggs Yixuan Zheng
Beena Binu Zacharias Kerenapu Christina Winiata-Katting
Kirsty Emma Louise Cowsley Bachelor of Sport and
Samantha Megan Hall Bachelor of Media Arts Exercise Science
Jatinder Kaur (Fashion Design)
Katrina Marie Boyack Candy
Manaaki Wade George O’Brien Emma Clare Ayson Todd Stewart Alexander Cameron
William Smart Nicole Monique Boersen Danielle Jay de Waard
Kimberley Nancy Beatrice Chance Robyn Dirks
Bachelor of Media Arts (Honours) Ashley Marie Flutey Alex Elsie Douglas
First Class Honours Jessie Helen Avery Handcock Larissa Faye Glasgow
Carmen Melva MacKey-Morgan Alicia Karin Gray
Ahsin Ahsin
Tazmin Richard Maui Hayward
Melinda Louise Drysdale Carol Judith Oldfield
Tobias Jack Henderson
Reece John Gielen Melissa Louise Ryan
Brenna Ann Holcroft
Mason Holloway Ansune Scholtz Holly Alice Hucker
Heather Dianne Olesen Brydie Jessica Senior Lexie Louise Jones
Rachel Hope Peary Rose Ashley Sidwell Simone Mata Kokaua
Juliann Joy Smith Angela Jane Tremayne Carli Loubser
GRADUATION 2019 23Shynade Samantha Mellish Graduate Diploma in Teaching Graduate Certificate in Teaching
Shani Caroline Oed English to Speakers of Other English to Speakers of Other
Ashleigh Robyn Phillips Languages (Level 7) with Merit Languages (Level 7)
Toby Dalton Platt Diane Susan Cooper Donald Richard Beer
Asanka Manoj Ranasinghe Mei Dong Rong Ge
Connor Pati Shannon Jian Li Vicky May Knight
Chante Stokes Juntong Li Roji Maharjan
Calah Portia Stuart Maria Fernanda Moncada Muthukuda Arachchige Dilhara
Danielle Aimee Temm Kate Louise Musker Reynolds Dilrukshi Perera
Oskar Scott Williams Shuang Zhou Rebecca Poole
Suresh Shrestha
Bachelor of Teaching Graduate Diploma in Teaching Tian Tian
(Early Childhood Education) English to Speakers of Other Emma Tumohe
Languages (Level 7)
Mubaraka Begum Ahmed Kabir Diploma in Interior Design (Level 6)
Harriet Monique Allen Indika Nilanthi Gunarathna
Luisa Crystal-Rose Balsom Kaluthanthri Patabendige Leanne Shirley Bhula
Kylah Leslie Bardsley Manvinder Kaur Hayley Louisa Christian
Abigail Grace Benge Manal A I Osman Jonathan Hubert Kirsten
Nguyen Phan Xiaojun Liang
Sarah Hazel Buchanan
Suresh Shrestha Alexis Ivy Parker
Michelle Louise Buckley
Unarii Vahinerii Tafale Libby Maree Phillips
Kylie Marie Carter
Janette Sherrie Tinetti Nikalah Grace Sloane
Eleana Cowdell
Yang Zhao Hannah Rhoda Stannard
Rachael Anna Densem
Shayden John Jovan Taylor-Puru
Matisha Ann East Graduate Diploma of Information Alex Maree Woods
Robert Reginald Forster Technology in Education (Level 7)
Rosemary Louise Goodall Diploma in Sport and
Brianna Rose Goodman Charlotte Maree Burt
Exercise Science (Level 6)
Sarah Margaret Hardy Illanes Nicola Helen Conn
Paula Anne Higgins Alana Stephanie Egerton Liam Robinson
Kendall Maree Hogg Jannat Maqbool
Hilary Jane Larsen
Melanie Jane Martin Diploma in Beauty, Body and
Spa Therapies (Level 5)
Tineke Ann Martin
Graduate Certificate in Information
Victoria Emma Louise McGillan Jadie Louise Bailey
Technology in Education (Level 7)
Demi McInally Kimberley Laura Brown
Jessica Ellen Miller Dian Nicole Brookes Kayla Grace Cartwright
Kyuhong Min Amy Ruth Christie Briar Elizabeth Archer Hawes
Alexis Danielle Nichols Alissa Jane Dyer Rose Kristina Michelle McEwan
Ruby Leigh Owen Kristy Ellen Ferguson Caran Joanne Spicer
Rebecca Amy Phillips Rachael Claire Forde Patricia Thomas
Keisha Louise Stead Deanna Adele Foster Mokoia Hirina Wainui
Jaimee Nicole Stevens Scott Gregory Hammer Mikyla Nasara Debra Wright
Matutaera Te Anga Herangi
Ashleigh Margaret Sutton
Khalil Jeries Khalil Hijazeen Diploma in Sport and
Jennifer Margaret Watts
Mathew Hill Exercise Science (Level 5)
Frances O’Donnell
Graduate Diploma in Paula Gaye Dowd
Joanne May Oxley
Communication (Professional Nicholas James Woods
Jordan Danielle Priestley
Writing) (Level 7)
Kevin James Rae
National Diploma in Journalism
Shisir Parajuli Deborah Jane Reeves
(Multi-media) (Level 5)
Eeshani Dinesh Shetty Sonya Mary Short
Peter James Van Den Broek Candice Irene Lyn Gollan
Graduate Diploma in Zelda Vermeulen Horiana Adrienne Henderson
Communication (Public Relations/ James Mathew Wickham Caitlan Aroha Johnston
Advertising) (Level 7) Tony John Wisnewski Blair James Voorend
Jesse Duval Benton Wood
Tania Baptista Graduate Certificate in Teaching
Ruchita Vijaykumar Bharbhari English to Speakers of Other New Zealand Diploma in
Ngaroimata Keryn McKay Languages (Level 7) with Merit Cookery (Advanced) (Level 5)
Graduate Diploma in Sport and Dianne Browne Melvin Anto
Exercise Science (Level 7) Rosa Conway Sahil Arora
Johannah Myfanwy Gwendolen Hawthorn Moana Tonya Dione Bennett
Pooja Rajendra Jejurkar Jian Li Jiemin Chen
Jyoti Bharatkumar Mithaiwala Woon Foong Lum Alyssa Star Suzanne Amy Deed
Dionne Margaret Sasso Lisa Spaans Mengqi Dou
Radha Chandrashekhar Wagle Yang Zhao Maddison Jacqueline Fatu
24 WAIKATO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYXiaoxi Feng Maryam Moridnejad New Zealand Certificate
Serenity Maia Paretuhara Gray-Chase Ogechi Okoro in Exercise (Level 5)
Hettige Hashini Erandi Gunasekara James John Pickford
Kelly Min-Yee Fleming
Blake William Hall-Hitchens Reza Rafeh
David William John Harwood
Yihong He Mahdiyeh Salmanzadeh
Chloe Jasmine Hedder Lisa Michelle Salter Izhian Zallen Southcombe-Eru
Irene Ishmael Chathurika Sumali Samarakoon
Andrey Kiselev Samarakoon Mudiyanselage Certificate in Beauty Clinic
Lihua Lin Hazel Ruth Simpkin Practices (Level 4)
Mari Dianne Llarena Regan John Standing
Maddison Charne Findlay
Hannah Pearl Tui Love Tina Marie Taola
Jazmine Marie Heaslip
Qin Luo Fiona Elizabeth Taylor
Leah Penelope Miller
Ayush Malhotra David Lee Terry
Justin David Thomas Aria Tyler Moeke
Te Wera Wiremu Te Kotua Mateparae
Karen Monique Yvonne Van Der Lingen Brittany Wilson
Qiongyao Miao
Tracey Olivia Morton Janelle Maree Ward
Cheyanne Nowacki Paula Clare Wilson Certificate in Introduction to
Vinjal Balvantbhai Patel Study (Health) (Level 4)
Laura Megan Payne New Zealand Certificate in Adult Karen Dorothy Evans
Aditya Phogat Literacy and Numeracy Education
Angilica Edulan Plamus (Vocational/Workplace) (Level 5)
Certificate in Massage (Level 4)
Rishab Rishab Koroniria Amai
Isla Sando Caitlyn Ann Mallard-Bailey
Gene Lee Cooper
Matthew David Seaton-Snowdon Christopher David Ellis
Harjinder Singh Melisa M’Love Fotu Certificate in Media Arts (Level 4)
Sari Leah Steed Jillian Clare Morgan Kaylee Jean Baucke
Fran Boby Tanoto Ernie Joseph Pene Kelly Nicole Cunliffe
Karamea Te Tomo Gary Wayne Pepperell
Marama Anastasia Ngarie Tedbury Amanda Aurora De Vries
Anthony William Picard Diego Flores Diaz
Jia Xin Tong Christina Marie Tuheke
Jessica Anne Walker Simon David Folkard
Karen Monique Yvonne Van Der Lingen
Jian Wen Michael Angelo Fornieri
Yi Wang
Wenjiao Xie Cody Stewart Thomas Golder
Yi Yang Emma Heath
New Zealand Certificate in English
Hanjie Yao Language (Academic) (Level 5) Deone Herman
Nizhe Ye Shani Tegan Kelman
Ping Zhang Sinda Davis Alappatt Te Rangi Haeata Puata Koroheke
Nigeena Anwari Logan Jefferey Lewis-Prayoorakong
New Zealand Diploma in Wellness Minsung Byeon
Olea Lloyd
and Relaxation Massage (Level 5) Jenifer Gunhoran Delos Reyes
Jayden Martin
Wei Ding
Berengere Couturier Dion Reihana McMahon
Atoli Sema Dixon
Ivone Manuela Da Silva Tavares Li Fu Jacob McWhannell
Avon Struan Griffiths Huihui Ge Shinnia Chelsey Maikuku Tia Tia Mitchell
Gemma Dee Parsons Min Huang Madison Abigail Morris
Yunjeong Jeong Brandon Lee Newton
Certificate in Adult and Eunjung Jun Andres Obrecht Toro
Tertiary Education (Level 5) Johana Joseph Kallungal Rivay Michele Rana Parewairere O’Donnell
Steffan Phillip Leon Auliff Andini Setya Karlina Greer Louise Osborne
Russell John Best Rupinder Kaur Fiona Elsie Owsley
Michael Franklin Bosu Yi Liu Sophie Paraha
Jane Kathryn Brunton Zhi Liu Madison Jane Parker
William Charleston Jia Luo Yuanhao Quan
Michael Knox Clarke Baoyan Ma Hannah Elisabeth Rose Richards
Deanne Lesley Cleaver Marie-Christine Missud Aaron David Ross
Karen Anne Edelsten Najiba Muhammad Hussain Ceilidh Sophia-Grace Russell
Anthea Marcelle Fester Yakeline Del Rosario Pantoja Iguad
Ryan James Thomson Scott
Jacqueline Margaret Catherine Gallichan Hyejin Park
Kieran Brodie Stephens
Joshua William Kanara-Bailey Frank De Jesus Perez Rodriguez
George Peter Thony
Celine Patricia Kearney Hye Jung Ra
Prashant Khanna Zheqiang Shi Zarna Lee Molly Torpey
Ajay Kumar Harjot Singh Mark John Valenzuela
Yi-Ting Vivian Lang Qiaosha Tang Margot Elizabeth Kayla Vincent
Arthur Maria Do Valle Neto Lilin Wang Claudia Luane Wallace
Sarah Kylie McLeod Jiewen Xu Yifan Wang
Sarah Elizabeth McMillan Li Yan Jayden Watkins
Sandra Moetara Chuanyi Zheng Jason Daniel Witika
GRADUATION 2019 25Certificate in Outdoor Adventure Amy Lantana Warren Ravinderdeep Singh
and Recreation (Level 4) Yang-Che Yueh Qin Sun
Ke Zhang Qinzheng Sun
Shang Amorangi Apaapa
Zhongnan Sun
Astrid Cotterill-Nagels
New Zealand Certificate in English Yoshiki Tatsumi
Hayley Louise Shirley Hill
Language (Academic) (Level 4) Shengli Tian
Dane Mathew
Ciarne Ngatai-Morrison Tian Tian
Fartun Yusuf Ali
Tori Johanna Prendergast Lilin Wang
Zeeshan Ali
Bethany Sarah Roughton Peixuan Wang
Soraya Azarakhsh
Renee Tyra Swetman Tianyu Wang
Zhenyi Bao
An Wei
Veerpal Kaur Bhele
New Zealand Certificate Zheyu Wu
Qiqi Cai
in Cookery (Level 4) Jiewen Xu
Vijeta Arpitkumar Chauhan
Kexin Xu
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