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2020 Honour Roll

The University of New England recognises the following students as Vice-Chancellor's Scholars for 2020:

2020 Graduating Vice-Chancellor's Scholars - Autumn
Simon Alaba	Linda J Anderson	Angus Bampton	Janine Callanan	Tara Chandler
Simone Dutt	Caroline Faucher	Maximilian Gaal	Katherine Heath	Benjamin Hegerty
Hannah Hogg	Keturah Jones	Andrea Kattula	Emma Langley	Jake Lloyd
Amy Lyon	Katherine MacDonald	Zoe Mackay	Sara McCord	Simon Messner
Catherine Owen	Aaron Perrett	Nikita Prakash	Harkeet Puria	Evelyne Ralston
Matthew St Ledger	Fredrick Stuart	Jade Webster-Crane

2020 Graduating Vice-Chancellor's Scholars - Spring
Jeffrey Allen	Damien Andrew	Gregory Barley	Samantha Budzevski	Edward Burt
Kylie Casey	Stuart Dawson	Julie Haydon	Clare Irwin	Jacob Lecove-Uduwalage
Alison Marshall	Susan Mills	Samuel Morris	Patrick O'Neil	Charles Pierotti
Anthea Slack	Eliza Strickland	Aaron Sylvian	Jay Taylor	Thanh Tran
Maja Wall	Martin Wilkinson

2020 Graduating Vice-Chancellor's Scholars - Summer
Isabel Ashton	Agnieszka Bachfischer	Matthew Bailey	Rhys Bailey	Rachael Bale
Laura Barwell	Teresa Bates	Lindsay Canavan	Kelly Dearden	Heather Deville
Marnie Drake	Jacky Duong	Helen Ensikat	Angus Gasbarri	Louisa Glindemann
Peter Gray	Jonathan Guthmann	Bryan Hale	Timothy Hannan	Angela Harrow
Sigurd Haveland	Deborah Hediger	Brodie Hicks	Pearl Holden	Linda Irwin
Kerri-Anne Jordan	Brooke Kingsford	Abdurrahman Kirca	Russell Knight	Isabel Kolevas
Sarah Leard	Thien Luong	Katherine Ma	Melissa Manwaring	Ronald Mathieson
Simon Maurice	Melanie Mayes	Tahlee McKinlay	Rowena Moore	John Murphy
Jennifer O'Reilly	Cleopatra Petrohilos	Kelly Pickering	Melinda Reed	Kym Revington
Kathleen Rolfe	Linda Russell	Emily Sears	Peita Starcevic	David Vagg
Jennifer Walker	Jack Wythes	Winnie Yip

2020 Continuing Vice-Chancellor's Scholars
Matthew Allison	Belinda Black	Susannah Breaden	Marie Dowd	Paul Ellis
Hayley Franklin	Katrina Franklin	Kylie Hough	Timothy Lavers	Shelley Rowntree
Harrison Slogrove	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.