Alumni Profiles
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Alumni profiles by year of graduation
2000s
1990s
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1950s and earlier
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Abdul-Rahim Abdul-Hamid - Architecture 2002Current Position: Landscape Architect, Johnson Pilton Walker. Seeing his drawings translated into real life is like a dream come true for landscape architect, Abdul-Rahim Abdul-Hamid. more >> |
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Cameron Adams - Science/Law 2003Current Position: Web technologist and author, Sydney, Australia Cameron Adams's weblog, The Man In Blue, is recognised internationally as a source of expert commentary on the internet and design. more >> |
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Nehal Bhuta - Arts 2000, Law (Honours) 2000Current Position: Assistant Professor of Law, University of Toronto, Canada Nehal Bhuta is an expert in international criminal and humanitarian law who is best known for his work with the independent non-governmental organisation Human Rights Watch. more >> |
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Daniel Boetker-Smith - Creative Arts (Masters) 2005Current Position:Course Leader, BA (Hons) Fine Art: Photography, University of Gloucestershire, UK aPhotographer and academic Daniel Boetker-Smith returned to his hometown of Melbourne to pursue his Masters studies after completing an undergraduate degree at the University of Wales. After graduating he returned to the UK to help establish the Photography degree programme at the University of Chester, one of the country's oldest higher education institutions. more >> |
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Anna Cheung - Arts/Public Policy 2005Current Position: Policy Advisor, Broadcasting and Film Section, Federal Department of Finance and Administration Anna Cheung has a significant role in media policy in Australia. The University alumna with degrees in Arts and Public Policy develops policies for the ABC, SBS and the newly formed ACMA (Australian Communications and Media Authority). While the cold Canberra mornings can sometimes be a bit of a turn-off, Anna values the significant contribution she makes to government policy. more >> |
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Kate Devitt - Arts (Honours) 2000Current Position: Radio journalist, Planet Radio, Brisbane; and PhD candidate, Rutgers University, New Jersey As the host of a leading environmental podcast, Kate Devitt has interviewed some of Australia’s best-known green identities. Based in Brisbane, she currently combines her radio work with PhD studies in philosophy and psychology. more >> |
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Daniel Dorall Bachelor of Architecture 2005Current Position: Manager of John Buckley Gallery in Richmond WITH a bit of imagination and a lot of creativity, DANIEL DORALL has found a somewhat unusual use for his architecture degree. While fellow graduates were off seeking work with architecture firms, Mr Dorall instead found work in an art gallery. more>> |
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Yan Feng - Master of Applied Commerce 2004Current Position: Beijing Olympic Games Organising Committee - Financial Manager of the Main Press Centre for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games UNIVERSITY of Melbourne alumnus Yan Feng will be right where the action is during the Beijing Olympics, but he’s unlikely to see a single game. As financial manager of one of the largest Press Centres in Olympic history, he will be too busy watching money to watch sport. more>> |
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Tom Harvey - Bachelor of Engineering (Honours), Bachelor of Science 2000Most Recent Position: Director of Engineering, Synaptics Inc, US IF you’ve ever used an iPod Scroll wheel, a laptop TouchPad or a mobile phone with a touch interface, then it is likely you are already familiar with some of Tom Harvey’s work. More>>
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Neva Hay - Music/Arts 2001Current Position: Managing Director, Académie de français Crans-Montana Sàrl, Switzerland Neva Hay lives and works in the kind of location most of us can only dream about - the picturesque resort town of Crans-Montana in the Swiss Alps, where she has established her own language academy. more>> |
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Emily Hudson - Science/Law 2000Current Position: Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne’s Intellectual Property Research Institute of Australia and Centre for Media and Communications Law. Emily Hudson is a specialist in copyright law and is working on a major project on copyright and cultural institutions. more >> |
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Aravindha Krishnamachari - Master of Applied Commerce 2008Current Position: Director and Chief Operations Executive, Tex Biosciences, India Less than one year ago, you may have spotted Aravindha Prakash Krishnamachari with his head in the books at the Baillieu Library. But these days, the 26-year-old is a long way from the University of Melbourne campus. He is now based in India, working as director and chief operations executive for private industrial biotech company, Tex Biosciences. more>> |
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Rachel Leman - Forest Science 2001Current Position: Manager, Logging Planning, ForestrySA Rachel Leman is a professional forester whose work is at the hub of a complex relationship between people, culture, commerce and the natural environment. As a Young Forester award winner, Rachel made her first trip overseas in 2005 to live and work in the tropical rainforest of Guyana, South America. more >> |
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Cathy Liu - Business and Information Technology (Masters) 2004Current Position: Website Specialist Cathy Liu is a Master's graduate and qualified translator who has worked with some of the biggest names in Australian business. Cathy has also turned her creative and entrepreneurial skills to setting up her own fashion business. more >> |
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Duncan McLean - Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) 2003Current Position: Managing Director of Way Funky Company and co-founder of One Funky World Foundation. Duncan Mc Lean is the Managing Director of the Way Funky Company, which designs and produces the glam-electric swimwear labels Funky Trunks, Funkita and Kiargo. With his brother Gus, Duncan has founded the charity One Funky World Foundation which set up and funds a wheelchair workshop in Tonga. more>> |
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Shamyl Othman - Film and Television 2003Current Position: Film Director/Producer, Cinematic Pty Ltd, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Shamyl Othman is an alumnus of the School of Film and Television at the Victorian College of the Arts. He is an accomplished director and producer whose work has reached a wide audience in his home country of Malaysia and internationally. more >> |
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Joshua Pepall - Social Work 2002Current Position: Humanitarian Accountability Manager, World Vision Sri Lanka Tsunami Response Team Joshua Pepall is a humanitarian aid worker whose career has taken him to some of the world's most traumatised places. He currently lives and works in Sri Lanka, where efforts continue to rebuild after the 2002 tsunami. more >>
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Andrew Swee - Engineering 2005Current Position: Software Engineer, Willowglen Scada Solutions, Singapore Andrew is a Singaporean alumnus who recently returned home after completing his engineering degree to work for a company that specialises in SCADA software. |
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Richard Tan - Science (Honours) 2000Current Position: Associate Director, Intelleigen Legal LLC, Singapore Richard Tan is actively involved with our alumni community in Singapore. Along with his Science degree from Melbourne, Richard holds a Diploma in Biotechnology from Singapore Polytechnic and a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from the National University of Singapore. He is part of a team of advocates and solicitors in a Singaporean law firm with operations in Malaysia and Asia that specialises in providing advice in relation to corporate and intellectual property. more >> |
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John Tsang - Commerce 2000, Diploma in Modern Languages (Japanese) 2000Current Position: Managing Director, Bag Pack Supplies Group Ltd, Hong Kong John Tsang has used a passion for technology to lead his family's Hong Kong-based packaging business into the global information age. In 2007 John was named one of the top ten e-businessmen by the world's biggest B2B website, alibaba.com. more >> |
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Matthew Webb - Engineering/Science 2004Current Position: Systems Engineer at Vision BioSystems Matthew Webb is making a valuable contribution as an engineer working on significant medical research programs. His decision to work for Vision Bio-Systems has given him the opportunity to operate as a project manager for a new software upgrade and he's learnt the value of doing some research into the best places for a graduate to work. more >> |
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Andrea Wee - Arts (Honours) 2005Current Position: Film Librarian, Singapore National Library Board Andrea has always had a strong interest in film but it took a giant leap of faith for her to pursue a career in it. Now she is working for a leading resource for South East Asian researchers and practictioners in the performing arts. more >> |
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Elena Xanthoudakis - Music (Masters) 2005Current Position: Opera singer An internationally recognised opera singer, Elena completed her Bachelor of Music Performance (Honours), at the Victorian College of the Arts in 2001 and also holds a Master of Music Performance at the University of Melbourne and a Graduate Diploma of Opera from the VCA. Elena was recently declared the winner of the International Mozart Competition in Salzburg as part of the 250th anniversary celebrations of the great composer's life. more >> |
1990s |
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Gamada Agung - Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering (Honours) 1999Current Position: Commercial Analyst, ExxonMobil, Jakarta, Indonesia The level of responsibility and buzz of negotiating commercial contracts between large firms, as well as the chance to travel, keeps Gamada Agung interested and enjoying his role in the gas and fuel industry. more >> |
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Elizabeth Ambrose - Arts/Law 1998Current position: Translator, International Criminal Court, The Hague, Netherlands Well travelled and with a passion for justice, Elizabeth Ambrose has put her talent for translation to work in a court which aims to ensure the gravest international crimes do not go unpunished. more >> |
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Nick Blackmore - Law/Science 1999Current Position: Senior Associate, Corrs Chambers Westgarth Lawyers Nick joined Corrs Chambers Westgarth straight from university and now advises a wide range of clients on information technology, communications, privacy, spam and intellectual property law. He's currently undertaking a Masters of e-Law at Melbourne. more >> |
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Dr Calvin Bowman - Music 1996Current Position: Artistic Director at Saint Michael's Uniting Church, Collins Street, Melbourne Dr Calvin Bowman recently graduated with a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from Yale University, becoming the first Australian ever to graduate with that degree. more >> |
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Anthony Boxshall - PhD Science (Marine Ecology) 1999Current Position: Manager of the Marine National Parks Research Program at Parks Victoria Dr Anthony Boxshall has worked extensively in Australia and the United States researching marine environments and has worked for EPA Victoria as well as lecturing in biology at Deakin University. more >> |
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Dr Mark Brophy - Education 1992Current Position: Senior Project Officer in Vocational Education and Training (VET) Division of the Victorian Government Department of Education and Training Mark Brophy recently won the 2006 Fulbright Professional Award in VET. This Fulbright Award was established in 1995 to support the exchange of research and ideas on VET between Australia and the United States. more >> |
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Peter Bucknell - Commerce 1991Current Position: Viola Player with the New York Harp Trio Once Peter Bucknell had completed his Commerce degree, he was quick to pursue his passion for music. It has paid off handsomely with a flourishing career based in New York and taking in performances at some of Europe's leading concert halls. more >> |
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Melinda Bufton - Arts 1996Current Position: Principal and Careers Consultant, Periscope Mode The uncertain world of modern work is a place Melinda Bufton is happy to delve into daily. After eleven years working across recruitment, human resources and career development, she has started her own boutique careers consultancy. more >> |
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Dr Bill Chang - Arts/Engineering (Honours) 1999, PhD (Engineering) 2005Current Position: Assistant Research Specialist and Manager of Bioinformatics Core Facility, Institute of Plant and Microbial Biology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan Bill Chang's time as an undergraduate and postgraduate student at the University of Melbourne enabled him to pursue a very diverse range of academic and social interests. Having completed his PhD in the field of bioinformatics, he now works as a researcher at Taiwan's prestigious Academia Sinica. more >> |
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Lorinda Cramer - Arts (Honours) 1998Current Position: Curator, Museum of Chinese Australian History, Melbourne Lorinda's interest in cultural heritage began during her undergraduate studies at Melbourne. Work and travel led her to the Phillipines as an AusAID volunteer and then to Kalgoorlie in Western Australia where she developed her interest in Chinese Australian heritage. more >> |
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Louise Dunn - Arts (Honours) 1991Current Position: Business Development Manager, School of Enterprise, University of Melbourne As a student, Louise Dunn pursued her interest in China and world affairs. Her knowledge of Chinese language and culture has been a key element of her career in higher education and business consulting. Now, Louise is involved in developing innovative programs that make the University's academic expertise available to government and private industry both in Australia and overseas. more >> |
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Jim Finegan - Science 1997Current Position: Senior Hydrogeologist with GeoLogic Associates in San Bernadino, California. Moving to Australia to further his studies at University of Melbourne was a difficult but ultimately rewarding decision for Jim Finegan. more >> |
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Helen FitzGerald - Arts (Honours) 1990Current Position: Full-time writer, Glasgow, Scotland Helen FitzGerald was a prison social worker, struggling to write romantic comedies on the side, until she realised that her real talent lay in crime fiction. more >> |
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Rebecca Fraser - Commerce 1997, Law 2004Current Position: Senior Employee Relations Advisor, Coles Myer Limited Rebecca was recently appointed as an executive committee member with the Industrial Relations Society of Victoria. more >> |
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Denise Hall - Training & Development 1997Current Position: Owner and executive director, aCE talentNET Self-described 'lifelong learner' Denise Hall was one of the first students to study Training and Development at the University of Melbourne. She went on to build a career as a training and development consultant, working on projects around Australia and overseas. more >> |
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Samantha Harris - Science (Honours) 1996, PhD (Hydrogeology and Environmental Science)Current Position: Senior Project Engineer, Sakhalin Energy Investment Company Ltd, Russia One of few expatriate professional women in Russia, Samantha believes she may be the only University of Melbourne graduate working in Siberia. Here she shares some insights into her work, her location and how she manages work and family. more >> |
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Daniel Kubas - Astrophysics (Honours), 1999 (as exchange student)A LIFELONG love of Star Trek led alumnus DANIEL KUBAS to where he is today - on a mountain in Chile, gazing at stars for a living. More>> |
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Lucy Knox-Knight - Architecture 1998Current Position: Architect, Studio 505, Melbourne Lucy Knox-Knight is a widely travelled architect who works for Studio 505, a small studio that manages projects around the world. more >> |
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Tom Parker - Arts 1994Current Position: Senior Coordinator, Melbourne International for the City of Melbourne Tom Parker’s life-long passion for China is incorporated into his work as a coordinator of business, educational, civic and cultural exchanges between Melbourne and its 'sister city' Tianjin. Tom's career path has involved everything from organising mass wedding ceremonies to translating for a Chinese chef on Good Morning Australia. more >> |
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Asantha Sumanarathna - Engineering 1995Current Position: Director of Ministry of Science and Technology's Gamma Irradiation Project, Sri Lanka A GROUNDBREAKING project is set to boost Sri Lankan export industries by sterilising local products such as foods, spices, and medical items. And Engineering alumnus Asantha Sumanarathna has landed the job of directing the Sri Lankan Ministry of Science and Technology’s first Gamma Irradiation Project, providing critical decontamination services to local businesses. More>> |
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Ai-Leen Tan - Commerce/Law (Honours) 1997Current Position: Transfer Pricing Manager, Ernst & Young, Germany Living in Frankfurt, Germany has resulted in a new career direction for Ai-Leen Tan. After qualifying in Melbourne as a barrister and solicitor, and working as a legal counsel in Singapore, she is now establishing herself as a specialist in the growing field of transfer pricing. more >> |
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Tan Pei Ing - Bachelor of Architecture (Honours) 1984Current Position: Principle of PI Architect in Malaysia AS a teenager in the late 1970s, Tan Pei Ing (BArch (Hons) 1984) watched with fascination as the skyline of Malaysia dramatically transformed. As Kuala Lumpur and its buildings grew, so did Ms Tan’s interest in architecture. More>> |
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Jason Yau - Commerce/Information Systems 1999Current Position: Vice President, JPMorgan Private Bank After more than seven years of consulting for two of the largest business/technology consulting firms in the world, Jason Yau has made the switch to an in-house role. As Vice President of JPMorgan Private Bank in Hong Kong, he shares his story of how he is now "walking the talk" of his industry, and how he got there. More>> |
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Clare Arthurs - Arts 1980Current position: Broadcast Journalist with BBC World Service. From Cuba to Hanoi, Clare Arthurs has travelled widely in her role with the BBC World Service - and this after a lengthy career reporting on the machinations of Australian state and federal politics. more >> |
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Jennifer Batrouney - Commerce/Law 1987Current Position: Senior Counsel, Latham Chambers in Melbourne Jennifer Batrouney has had a distinguished legal career and is a former President of Australian Women Lawyers, the peak body for women lawyers associations throughout Australia. more >> |
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Dr Ian Cesa - Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 1983Current Position: President of Horizon Consumer Science (USA) A FINELY-TUNED ability to read people, stemming from a degree in psychology, may often lead one to pursue a career as a psychologist or counsellor. But Dr Ian Cesa has instead used his training in psychology to travel the world working with fine chocolate companies, top shelf liquor connoisseurs, leading universities and businesses spanning a diverse range of industries. More>>
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Kitty Chiller - Arts 1985Current Position: Project Manager, Upper-Secondary Vocational Reform Initiative, Bahrain Kitty Chiller has had a long and distinguished international career in the tough, multi-disciplinary sport of Modern Pentathlon. Now working as a project manager in the education and training field, Kitty has been a key player behind the scenes at the Melbourne Commonwealth Games and the Asian Games in Doha. more >> |
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Tania de Jong - Law (Honours) 1989, Assoc Dip Opera 1989, Grad Dip Arts (Music) 1992Current Position: Founder and soprano, Pot-Pourri; Artistic Director, Music Theatre Australia; and founder, The Song Room The lives of an opera singer and a business entrepreneur might seem worlds apart, but Tania de Jong is living both at once – proving there can be harmony between high art and commerce. more >> |
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Margot Foster - Bachelor of Arts/Law (1981)
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Leo Jeffcott - Doctor of Veterinary Studies 1989
WITH the countdown on for the 2008 Olympic Games, the most senior veterinary official has conditions for the Equestrian events under control. Well, almost. More>> |
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John Kolm - Arts 1983Current Position: CEO of Team Results, Washington DC, USA As the author of workplace happiness book Crocodile Charlie and the Holy Grail, US-based entrepreneur John Kolm often appears on radio and in the press to talk about happiness and productivity at work. more >> |
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Dr Brigid Nossal - Arts 1982, Education (Graduate Diploma) 1985Current Position: Senior Associate, Innovative Practice Consulting, Melbourne As a teacher of 'difficult' students, Brigid Nossal learned the fundamentals of people management at an early stage in her career. She is now a consultant helping organisations deal with complex issues such as the intergenerational differences between the Baby Boomers and Generations X and Y. more >> |
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Angela Savage - Arts (Honours) 1989Current Position: Novelist and Sector Development Manager at the Victorian Council of Social Service Angela Savage is an award winning novelist who has worked extensively in Asia on women's health and family planning. In 2004 she got her big break, winning the Victorian Premier’s Literary Award in the category of unpublished manuscript by an emerging author. more >> |
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Dr Gillian Shepherd - Arts (Honours) 1988Current Position: Lecturer in Classical Archaeology, Institute of Archaeology and Antiquity, University of Birmingham, UK Gillian Shepherd has always been interested in archaeology. She got her first real taste of it at the University of Melbourne and now lectures in classical archaeology at the University of Birmingham in the UK. more >> |
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Naomi Simson - Bachelor of Commerce 1988Current Position: Founder and Chief Experience Office of RedBalloon online gift experience service, National Winner of the 2008 Nokia Business Innovation Award NAOMI Simson started RedBalloon as a small home business in 2001, and has since expanded it to a thriving online company with 46 staff in Australia and New Zealand. The company offers gifts of experience, and has 900 suppliers in Australia and 700 in New Zealand. more>> |
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James Sutherland - Commerce 1988Current Position: CEO, Cricket Australia James Sutherland (BCom 1988) is a former Melbourne University cricketer who made the ‘calculated leap’ into sports management after starting his career in chartered accounting. more >> |
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Darrell Wade - Commerce 1983Current Position: Co-founder and CEO, Intrepid Travel Darrell Wade is living proof that the friends you make at university can have a profound influence on the rest of your life. After meeting on day one of Orientation Week, studying and travelling together, he and classmate Geoff Manchester were inspired to start their own adventure travel enterprise. more >> |
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Tony Cashmore - Architecture 1970Current Position: Head of Antony Cashmore and Associates, a golf course design company. Tony Cashmore is widely regarded as one of the best designers of championship golf courses around the world. The 63-year-old alumnus fell into the job he’s been doing for more than 30 years while working as an architect in France. more >> |
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Peter Wood - Bachelor of Science (Honours) 1972Current position: Director, Deputy Chairman and General Manager (Asia) of international consultancy company GHD ONE word that immediately springs to mind when following the career trail of Science alumnus Peter Wood is ‘mover’. As General Manager for international consultant network GHD, Mr Wood is always on the go. The company of multidisciplinary consultants ranks in the world’s top 30 architecture and engineering companies, and has branches around the world, including the USA, Chile, UK, Middle East and Australia. More>> |
1960s |
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Greer Allica - Arts 1966Current Position: Author and artist Greer Allica has lived on the Mornington Peninsula for more than a quarter of a century which allows her to be close to nature and pursue her artistic interests. Having worked as a secondary school teacher and librarian, Greer now devotes her time to writing and painting with exhibitions on the Peninsula and in Melbourne bearing testimony to her skill. more >> |
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Dr Geoff Coyne - Bachelor of Arts 1961, Bachelor of Education 1967Current Position: Educational consultant DR Geoff Coyne was among the many people and organisations to play a role in rebuilding war torn country Liberia in 2008, working for the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) as an educational consultant. He led a team of education professionals evaluating the Accelerated Learning Program – Plus (ALPP) that was introduced by USAID in 2006. more>> |
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Shane McCarthy - Arts 1963, Law (Honours) 1964Current Position: Retired corporate oil and gas lawyer; now an active railway photographer Shane McCarthy's career as an in-house legal counsel to the Shell company saw him travel the world advising on energy projects. Since retiring in 2004, Shane has been able to devote himself to another interest - the art of railway photography - that dates back to his student days. more >> |
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Dr Patrick McCaughey - Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 1966Current Position: Director of University of Melbourne's Festival of Ideas, freelance writer "Write whatever you like about me - as long as it's not boring," Festival of Ideas Director Dr Patrick McCaughey warns with a smile. But 'boring' isn't a word that springs to mind where the renowned former art critic and gallery director is concerned. more>> |
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Ken McNaughton - Chemical Engineering 1962Current Position: Writer and actor, Ellicott City, Maryland, USA Ken McNaughton is an actor and essayist who appears as an extra in movies filmed in the region of his home in Maryland. He also initiated the first University of Melbourne alumni association in North America. Originally from Melbourne, Ken has lived in the States for many years and has had a distinguished career in science and technology publishing. more >> |
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Professor Richard Reyment - PhD Science 1967Current Position: Professor Emeritus, Swedish Museum of Natural History Since growing up in northern Melbourne during the Depression, Richard Reyment has had a remarkable career. Now a world leading researcher across the fields of geology, palaeontology and mathematics, his thirst for knowledge has led him around the globe. more >> |
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Leslie Rowe - Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 1967, Diploma of Education 1968Most Recent Positions:
Three days before Leslie Rowe was due to become Australia’s Deputy Head of Mission in Indonesia, all hell broke loose in Jakarta. The country’s economy had suffered badly as the Asian financial crisis took hold, sparking major hardship and unrest among Indonesians. more >> |
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Valerie Crohn - Science 1945, Master of Science 1948, Master of Education 1988Current Position: Retired physicist; now volunteer archivist at Queen's College Sixty years ago, a girl who wanted to succeed in science had a head start if she had her father’s blessing, according to 82-year-old alumnus and physicist Val Crohn (nee Sherriff). more >> |
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Dr Karla Fenton, OAM - Medicine 1954Current Position: Examiner in the Sexual Assault Medical Service at the Royal Hobart Hospital in Tasmania. A distinguished contributor to the Tasmanian community, Dr Karla Fenton received a Medal of the Order of Australia in June 2005 for service to medicine as a practitioner, educator and counsellor in the areas of drug and alcohol abuse, sexual trauma and mental health. more >> |
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Dr Ivan Holmes - Music 1951Current Position: President and Associate Professor, Australian Guild of Music Education After a lifetime's experience of teaching others, musician, educator and 'flying music examiner' Ivan Holmes took the momentous step of returning to study. He was recently awarded his PhD in Music at 84 years of age. more >> |
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Brian Kewley - Law 1954Current Position: Painting and wine-making A thriving legal career spanning 52 years ensured Brian Kewley a busy life. But Mr Kewley, former president of the Intellectual Property Society of Australia, never let his work stop him from pursuing his creative urges. more>> |
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Dr Allan Skertchly - Science 1960 (1950)Current Position: Psychologist and emergency management consultant, Darwin Northern Territory-based psychologist Dr Allan Skertchly has worked and studied at universities around Australia and overseas. He remains a proud Melbourne alumnus and still keeps in touch with classmates from his undergraduate days. more>> |
