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2019 Honour Roll

The University of New England recognises the following students as Vice-Chancellor's Scholars for 2019:

2019 Graduating Vice-Chancellor's Scholars - Autumn
Leon Atkinson-Macewen	Mary Bailey	Nicholas Barber	Meredyth Bell	Paul Buyink
Louise Carmargo	Bradley Carey	Felicity Davis	Timothy Edmonds	Sarah Hanley
Scott Jeffries	Toni Kernick	Jessica Lamb	Olivia Liew	Tanya MacCallum
Bronwyn McNulty	Tanya Pound	Dominique Rowley	Matthew Simon	Cindy Sykes

2019 Graduating Vice-Chancellor's Scholars - Spring
Ruth Priscilla Bacon	Jarrod Baker	Claire Browne	Dale Alan Clancy	Kate Louise Kieran
Penelope Jane Leary	Ellena Ruth Lukins	Milka McNamara	Karren Robertson	Karen Elizabeth Searle
Philip Martin Thomas	Felicia Valianatos	Pieter Robert Watson	Louise Maree Wiles	Lucy Wise

2019 Graduating Vice-Chancellor's Scholars - Summer
Eric Blue	Wendy Louise Brown	Kellie-Maree Clarke	Jonathon Clifford	Samantha Rose Cutler
James Lesley Dries	Layla Estasy	Andrew Flighty	Grace Lesley Gillard	Jeffrey Benjamin Gowing
Jolene Elizabeth Haines	Ann Harris	Narelle Margaret Janke	Gretel Knight	Joshua Kugel
Jane Perry Kung	Kara Leigh Lenord	Jarra William McIntyre	Janelle Merry	Nicola Paul
Winona Rumble	Natacha Shaw	Rachel Shiels	Kieran Paul Suttor Smith	Sharon Steiner
Karen Thorpe	Elayne Maree Townsend	Ana-Maria Vintila	Terrance James Wade	Jasmine Rose Walden
Giles Corey Wheeldon	Zhiyong Yuan	Elliot Zoerner

2019 Continuing Vice-Chancellor's Scholars
Isabel Ashton	Luke Bizeray	Belinda Black	Susannah Breaden	Kelly Dearden
Marie Dowd	Simone Dutt	Paul Ellis	Melissa Fanning	Hayley Franklin
Brodie Hicks	Kylie Hough	Julie-Anne Hudson	Joanne Jacobs	Melissa Kennedy
Timothy Lavers	Katherine Ma	Ingrid Ollino	Anna Parsons	Cleopatra Petrohilos
Evelyne Ralston	Melinda Reed	Shelley Rowntree	Katharina Russell-Head	Michael Shanahan
Jessica Van der Kley	Maja Wall	Leah Wood

The University of New England respects and acknowledges that its people, courses and facilities are built on land, and surrounded by a sense of belonging, both ancient and contemporary, of the world's oldest living culture. In doing so, UNE values and respects Indigenous knowledge systems as a vital part of the knowledge capital of Australia. We recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of the Aboriginal community and pay our respects to the Elders past, present and future.