ELIZABETH COLLEGE 2019 PRIZE NIGHT · 3 walk in music kieran mulvany, erin sherlock and seb folvig introduction angela carlisle and harrison tunks acknowledgement of country jordan

ELIZABETH COLLEGE

2019PRIZE NIGHTSTANLEY BURBURY THEATRE

7.30PM

WEDNESDAY 25 MARCH 2020

2 Elizabeth College 2019 Prize Night

TEACHING STAFF 2019

Kirsten BaconTracey BatchelorKaren BerechreeAdam BesterDeborah BeswickAmelia BoughtonLois BoydSarah BriggsDavid BrownStephen CameronKate CammOliver CloseJason CliffordChelsea ColemanVeronica ConnollyHelen CookeSarah CupitDaniela DadswellRosy DaviesChris DeeleyCasey DergessLynley DevereuxStephen DodgeAnita DohertyAnthea FeeShane FullerMarie-Rose GenoveseDana GerkeJane GiblinSophie Gibson

Marty GossMichael Graham-SmithSarah HardyRobyn HarmanRebecca HarrisonNicole HarsteadDebbie HeatherBen HendriksJason HoareYoshi IzumiLes JohnstonElla KearneyKate KerrEunji KimAmber KnowlesRichard KornScott LampasonaAnne-Maree LomasGreta LucasJennie MacDonaldPeter MacFarlaneTash MarshallJudy McDonaldLloyd McDonaldTim MedwinFran MooreDeanna MorganJenny MorgansNicki MorrisbySusan Oakden

Helen ParryVonnie PassarelliKate PeacockKate PedersenGeorgie PerryMatthew PrestonTim PriceDianne PurnellDoug PybusRichard ReedAnne RomeoLaura RussellSue SaundersJohn SchuringaChris SierinkJamieson SmalleyShane SmithDamian StolpRebecca ThomasAns Van HeijsterSandy VerrierJustan WagnerWill WalkerAlisha WatkinsHeath WattsTomas WebsterRebecca WilsonBing XuMary Young

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WALK IN MUSIC KIERAN MULVANY, ERIN SHERLOCK AND SEB FOLVIG

INTRODUCTION ANGELA CARLISLE AND HARRISON TUNKS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY JORDAN RUSSELL

WELCOME BY PRINCIPAL OF ELIZABETH COLLEGE DR DIANNE PURNELL

PRESENTATION OF DUX OF CLASS AWARDS AND SUBJECT PRIZES

MUSICAL INTERLUDE ELIZABETH COLLEGE FLUTE ENSEMBLE – ‘ESPANA’ BY CHABRIER


INTRODUCING THE ELIZABETH COLLEGE MUSICAL 2020, ‘ALMOST PARADISE’ FROM THE MUSICAL FOOTLOOSE FEATURING BILLIE RAFFETY AND FINN HARBINSON WITH THE 2020 PRODUCTION BAND


GUEST SPEAKER DR LILA LANDOWSKI

MUSICAL INTERLUDE JAZZ ENSEMBLE – TRISTAN MEFFRE, REUBEN WILLCOTT, ELIJAH DAVIES, SEB FOLVIG, MATT WILLIAMS PLAYING ‘VOYAGE’ BY KENNY BARRON

PRESENTATION OF SERVICE AWARDS, ACADEMIC DIPLOMAS,ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS AND DUX OF COLLEGE

FAREWELL AND CLOSE

PRESENTERS ANGELA CARLISLE AND HARRISON TUNKS

ELIZABETH COLLEGE PRIZE NIGHT 2019


GUEST SPEAKERDR LILA LANDOWSKI

Dr Lila Landowski is a neuroscientist with the School of Medicine, as well as a science communicator and science advocate. Her current field of research is stroke and fatigue. Lila is the 2015 Premier’s Young Achiever of the Year, a Tasmanian finalist for Young Australian of the Year in 2016, and a winner of the Australian Institute of Policy and Science Young Tall Poppy award in 2018. Her honorary titles include being named one of the Chief Scientist of Australia’s “Science Superheroes,” the inaugural Patron of National Science Week for Elizabeth College, and an ambassador for public education in Tasmania for the Department of Education. Lila is a Director of the Australian Medical Research Society and Epilepsy Tasmania. Lila regularly engages with the community as a science expert on ABC radio, through a science segment on Hit 100.9 radio, at public talks, and in print and digital media.

She is also the director of communications for the Australian Medical Research Society, and manages social media for the Australasian Neuroscience Society as well as her own page The Rock-at Scientist. Lila was named one of the ABC Radio National Top 5 Science Scholars in 2019. Lila has previously taught into courses at the University of Tasmania for eight years, working across various subjects for Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Medical Research, Biotechnology, Pharmacy and Science students, as well as coordinating units in the Bachelor of Dementia Care. She has been awarded two of the university’s highest honours, a Vice Chancellor’s citation for early career teaching and a Vice Chancellor’s citation for community engagement.

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I was fortunate enough to attend Elizabeth College from 2018 to 2019 and before that, New Norfolk Primary School and New Town High School.What I enjoyed most about my time at Elizabeth College was the welcoming and home-like atmosphere around campus, with on-going support from staff, as well as the lasting friendships I have built.As a proud Indigenous person I have often been called upon to do Welcome to Country at school events and gatherings and also at national conferences. Encouraging all people to recognise the traditions, culture and legacy of the fi rst peoples is something I feel privileged to share with others.

During my time at Elizabeth College, I studied a range of Performing Arts and Humanities subjects discovering a passion for performing and exploring the world of law.As a result, I am currently studying law at the University of Tasmania which will hopefully lead to a career in the legal system where I can make a difference and help those less fortunate.

WELCOME TO COUNTRYJORDAN RUSSELLYEAR 12, 2019

NOTES ON SPECIAL AWARDSNOTES ON SPECIAL AWARDS


Tasmania School of Business and Economics (TSBE), University of Tasmania ScholarshipThe purpose of the scholarship is to recognise the input and the outcomes achieved through participation in the TSBE and Elizabeth College Business Education Partnership, 2019. The recipient will be the student who best represents the underlying spirit of the business program including the successful completion of the eligibility requirements.

Malcolm Freedman Prizefor PhysicsMalcolm Freedman taught Physics at the College. He is particularly remembered for his management of the Science Talent Search and the enormous contribution he made to his subject area, both within the College and statewide. He died prematurely and courageously in 1988 after a short illness.

Steven Hurst MemorialMusic PrizeSteven Hurst attended Elizabeth College during 1976 and 1977. This prize was initiated in his memory by his parents, Rosemary and Nevin Hurst. It is awarded to the student(s) considered to have made the greatest contribution to the music program at the College and, in turn, gained fromthat experience.

John Kable QC Memorial AwardJohn Kable QC was a student at the College in 1969 and 1970, following Years7–10 at Elizabeth High School. He practised law as a barrister and solicitor in Launceston before practising as a barrister throughout the state. Extremely successful in his High Court practice, John Kable was Tasmania’s leading barrister at the time of his early death at the age of 40.

John Peacock Award forSport ScienceJohn Peacock was an original staff member of the College when it opened in 1968. In his 31 years as a teacher he was responsible for developing the Sport Science curriculum. John was also involved in instigating the development of the Elizabeth College Gymnasium.

Lance Strickland Prizefor ChemistryLance Strickland was the inaugural Senior Master of Chemistry at Elizabeth College and was Head of the Department until his retirement in 1975. He continued to maintain a keen interest in the subject after his retirement.

James Brown Memorial Award for Leadership and Academic ExcellenceJames, who tragically passed away, was a highly regarded student with a bright future. James’ motivation and passion for knowledge was infectious. He was an inspiration to all who knew him. We are proud to have had James as a student at Elizabeth College.

The Geoff Dyer – Peter Jackson Annual Prize This prize is awarded to the Art Studio Practice student whose body of artwork exhibits the strongest combination of audacity, skill and conceptual rigour. The award was inaugurated in 2019 in honour of former EC Visual Art teachers Geoff Dyer and Peter Jackson, and is sponsored by Jane Giblin.


Recipients of One AwardPrize Winner Dux of Subject and Subject Awards

Roisin Abberton German 3

Inez Anderson Body and Soul 2 (Personal Health and Wellbeing)

Kaushal Atwal UTAS UCP Music Technology Projects 2

Adam Baines Outdoor Education 2

Maya Bakowski Health Studies 3

Justin Baric Introduction to Sociology and Psychology 2

Riley Bianchi Business Studies Foundation 2

Manisha Bista English as an Additional Language or Dialect 1

Anna Blackwell Housing and Design 3

Hannah Bonnitcha Physical Sciences Foundation 2

Amy Bourny French 3

Jasmine Branch Athlete Development 2

Sophie Branch English Applied 2

Alex Browning Pathways to Work

Evelyn Bryan Drama 3

Madaja Buckney-Estreich Recognition for Service to Health and Physical Education

Aaron Burt Workplace Maths 2

Nicholas Calvert-Price App Development 3 (UTAS Object Design)

Joel Cartledge Musical Theatre 2

Tasman Compton UTAS UCP Music Advanced Practical Study

Raphaela Corney Award for Excellence in Natural Science



Brady Crosswell Introduction to Sociology and Psychology 2

Eloise Dick Food and Nutrition 3

Matilda Downes-Smolenski Mathematics Methods Foundation 3

Madison Drake Innovation Enterprise 2

Yvette Duhig Physical Sciences 3

Toby Duncan UTAS Business Scholarship

James Elliott Computer Graphics and Design 3

Matilda Evans Japanese 3

Felix Fischer Mathematics Specialised 4

Mikaylah Fletcher Work Readiness 2

Jessica Gamble Art Making 1

Cody Gay Automotive and Mechanical Technologies 2

Dana Gillies Food and Hospitality Enterprise 2 (Café Tang)

William Grant Malcolm Freedman Prize for Physics 4

Calvin Graus App Development 2

Jakob Haas Award for Excellence in Physical Sciences

Kyle Hawkins Steven Hurst Memorial Music Prize

Samuel Heathcote Accounting 3

Brendan Heatley-Hart General Mathematics Foundation 2

Alexander Herring Technical Theatre Production 2

Dan Jackson Contemporary Music 2



Scarlett Johnstone Visual Art 2

Holly Jury Working with Children 2

Antonio Karabogdan First Language Assessment (Croatian)

Neko Kelly Media Production Foundation 2

Evie Lisson Outdoor Education 2

Zoe Lockley Body and Soul 2 (Personal Health and Wellbeing)

Caitlin MacDonald Legal Studies Foundation 2

Breanne McGuiness Design and Production 2

Lucy McShane Dance Choreography and Performance 3

Gabrielle Medhurst Computer Graphics and Design 2

Edan Merkel History and the Environment 2

Naomi Messmer Mathematics Methods Foundation 3

Jhett Moffitt App Development 2

Zarith Sofea Mohd Syaifulzafni Dance 2

Sophie Newton Mathematics Methods 4

Huynh Phuong Uyen Ngo Mathematics Methods Foundation 3

Miku Nishiyama Chinese 2

Tyryn Nube App Development 2

Brianna Oates Life Science 2

Hanna Pallari Biology 3



Tha Der Paw English as an Additional Language or Dialect 2

Seth Perkins Japanese Foundation 2

Erin Phillips Introduction to Sociology and Psychology 2

Henry Pocket Award for Innovation in Technology

Nikitta Pregnell Art Production 3

Patrick Quinlan Electronics Foundation 2

Billie Raffety UTAS UCP Music Project 1

Priya Rana Chinese 3

Annwen Roberts Philosophy 3

Tom Roberts Award for Excellence in English

Mieke Salvesen Food and Hospitality Enterprise 2 (Café Tang)

Zoe Savage English Foundation 2

Finlay Semmens Computer Science 3

Maya Sini Food and Nutrition 3

Calyani Smith Visual Art 2

Gervaise Stather German Foundation 2

Kelly Stone Biology 3

Cylux Trinidad Proficiency in Two Languages

Hsing-Yu (Cynthia) Tsai Outstanding Achievement in Vocational Education and Training

Cole Turner Introduction to Sociology and Psychology 2

Meagan van Emmerik Music 3



Vittoria Von Caemmerer English Literature 3

Mami Waida French Foundation 2

Yuki Waida Chinese 2

Zoey Walker Outdoor Leadership 3

Tom Waller UTAS UCP Music Technology Projects 1

Isabelle Ward Art Studio Practice 3

Max Waters Sports Science 2

Niamh Watson Body and Soul 2 (Personal Health and Wellbeing)

Olivia Webb Food, Cooking and Nutrition 2

Reuben Willmot Music Studies 2

William Wilson History and the Environment 2

Jade Wiltshire iClass

Nathan Woodham Recognition for Service to Health and Physical Education

Dominic Woolcock Visual Art 2

Xiaohan Xu Chinese 3

Xing Yu (Linda) Yao Chinese Specialist

Thomas Young General Mathematics 3

Zhixuan Zhang Mathematics Methods Foundation 3

Simon Zinzovski Music Technology Projects – Foundation 2


Recipients of Two AwardsPrize Winner Dux of Subject and Subject Awards

Megan Bonnily Ancient History 3 Art Studio Practice 3

Jasper France English 3 Sociology 3

Imogen Kay Art Theory and Criticism 3 The Geoff Dyer – Peter Jackson Prize

Sophie Leszczynski John Peacock Award for Sports Science 3 Lance Strickland Prize for Chemistry 4

Samuel Marschke History and the Environment 2 Electronics 3

Tristan Meffre English Writing 3 UTAS UCP Music Foundation Practical Study

Bradley Oakman UTAS UCP Music Project 2 Award for Excellence Across the Performing Arts

Jessica Pursell English 3 Legal Studies Foundation 2

Alexa Trochatos Drama Foundation 2 Ancient History 3

Sophie Wilson Theatre Performance 3 Award for Contribution to Drama


Recipients of Three AwardsPrize Winner Dux of Subject and Subject Awards

Daria Chyryk English as an Additional Language or Dialect 3 Sociology 3 Award for Excellence in Behavioural Studies

Emily Curak Biology 3 Lance Strickland Prize for Chemistry 4 Award for Overall Excellence in the Sciences

Meg Dickens John Kable QC Memorial Award for Outstanding Achievement in Legal Studies 3 Modern History 3 Award for Excellence in the Humanities

Alexander Fracalossi Mathematics Specialised 4 Malcolm Freedman Prize for Physics 4 Economics Society of Australia (Tas Branch) Prize for Economics 3

Charls Jibi Mathematics Specialised 4 Award for Excellence in Mathematics Lance Strickland Prize for Chemistry 4

Jemima-Rose Methorst-Moore Modern History 3 Philosophy 3 Sociology 3

William Searle Mathematics Specialised 4 Award for Excellence in Mathematics Award for Excellences in Physical Sciences

Harrison Tunks English Literature 3 Environmental Science 3 Physical Sciences 3

Macy Wallis Business Studies 3 Accounting 3 Psychology 3


Recipients of Four or More AwardsPrize Winner Dux of Subject and Subject Awards

Ruby-Questa Collis English Literature 3 Mathematics Methods 4 Biology 3 Physical Sciences 3

Harshika Herath Mathematics Specialised 4 Lance Strickland Prize for Chemistry 4 Malcolm Freedman Prize for Physics 4 Award for Excellence in Physical Sciences Economics Society of Australia (Tas Branch) Prize for Economics 3

YEAR 11 DUX OF ELIZABETH COLLEGE

Silver Medal Award Ruby-Questa Collis

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT CERTIFICATEYEAR 11

Two or more pre-tertiary Exceptional Achievement AwardsRhiana Brewster

Ruby-Questa CollisMatilda Downes-Smolenski

Jasper France Naomi MessmerSophie NewtonJessica Pursell

Annwen Roberts

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ELIZABETH COLLEGEYEAR 11 DUX AWARD

RUBY-QUESTA COLLIS

Formerly a student at Taroona High School, Ruby studied Maths Methods 4, English Literature 3, Biology 3 and Physical Sciences 3 in Year 11 at Elizabeth College. Ruby thoroughly enjoyed her Year 11 studies, as her subjects were incredibly well taught and engaging.She was a participant in ECAAD, which proved to be a wonderfully supportive environment that encouraged personal development, academic excellence and extracurricular activity. She found the talks from various scientists particularly exciting, as they provided insight into the wide range of careers available in STEM. Ruby would like to thank all the ECAAD teachers for their efforts in making ECAAD such a wonderful experience in 2019, as it made the transition from high school to college seamless.

Ruby firmly believes that the teachers at Elizabeth College are of a world class standard and attributes her enjoyment of Year 11 to all her fantastic teachers. They were all deeply knowledgeable about their subject areas and were able to answer questions far outside the scope of the courses. She thanks them all for their hard work and encouragement throughout 2019.In Year 12 Ruby is studying Maths Specialised 4, Physics 4, Chemistry 4 and Economics 3. After completing this year, she hopes to study immunology at the University of Melbourne.Ruby looks forward to applying the skills she learned in Year 11 to both Year 12 and further study.


SERVICE AND CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Rotary Club of Salamanca Prize for Academic Achievement and Citizenship Toby Sward

Rotary Club of Salamanca Prize forAcademic Achievement and Service to the Community Miranda Bennett

Elizabeth College Indigenous Award forAcademic Excellence Jordan Russell

James Brown Award for Leadership and Academic Excellence Jemima-Rose Methorst-Moore

Award for Excellence in International Education Huynh Phuong Uyen Ngo

Tasmanian Association for the Gifted Award for Outstanding Passion and Achievement Vittoria Von Caemmerer

Miranda BennettJohanna CollinsEmily CurakFelix FischerAlexander FracalossiDana GilliesWilliam GrantJakob Haas Samuel HeathcoteHarshika HerathCharls Jibi Blake KnightSophie LeszczynskiSaffron McKinnonLucy McShane

PRINCIPAL’S HONOUR ROLL Elizabeth College Advanced Academic Diploma (ECAAD)

Jemima-Rose Methorst-MooreAngelica PassarelliSarah RobertsTom Roberts Kalen RobeyDaniel Searle William Searle Henry Stanton Kelly StoneToby SwardRiley ThurstansMeagan van EmmerikIsabelle Ward Sophie Wilson


ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT CERTIFICATE – YEAR 12 Students with an Australian Tertiary Admission Ranking between 94–98.2

Miranda BennettMegan BonnilyEmily Curak Meg DickensSamantha DitchfieldElizabeth EavesMatilda Evans William Grant Samuel Heathcote

Jemima-Rose Methorst-MooreHuynh Phuong Uyen Ngo Hanna PallariTom RobertsKalen Robey Daniel SearleKelly StoneToby Sward

YEAR 12 DUX OF ELIZABETH COLLEGE

Gold Medal Award Harshika Herath Charles Jibi (ATAR 99.95) (ATAR 99.95)

COLLEGE BRONZE MEDALFOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Students recognised in the top 100 in Tasmania

Felix Fischer Vittoria Von CaemmererMeagan van Emmerik

COLLEGE SILVER MEDALFOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT Students with ATAR 99.5 and above (Top 30 in Tasmania)

Alexander Fracalossi Sophie LeszczynskiJakob Haas William Searle



HARSHIKA HERATH

Harshika attended Mount Stuart Primary School, and then went to Ogilvie High School. She then went on to attend Elizabeth College during which she enjoyed studying several subjects including Economics, Biology, Maths Specialised, English Literature and Chemistry. At Elizabeth College Harshika was extremely grateful to her teachers, especially those in ECAAD and the Sciences, who provided her with the support, kindness and encouragement to continue working hard and pursue her ambitions.She was very grateful to be a part of ECAAD as she believes that being around other students who were hard working and positive, as well as being provided with extra opportunities, motivated her to strive to achieve her goals.

Harshika is also extremely thankful for her friends and family who not only provided her with academic support, but also encouraged her to pursue her interests and aspirations. This year, Harshika will be studying Medicine at Monash University. She chose to study Medicine as it allows her to explore her interests in the field of Science, as well as allowing her to pursue both a fulfilling and challenging occupation in which she will be able to directly and positively impact other people’s lives.



CHARLS JIBI

Formerly from St Virgil’s College, Charls studied Maths Methods, Physical Sciences, Economics and English in Year 11. He followed this in Year 12 by studying Maths Specialised, Chemistry, Biology and HAP (University of Tasmania) Maths. Charls found his Year 11 and 12 studies at Elizabeth College both enjoyable and challenging. ECAAD provided further opportunities and extension openings for Charls in his time at Elizabeth College. Charls particularly liked the many opportunities, activities and enrichment options available for students at the College as they provided individuals with a break from their studies and gave students the opportunity to make even more friends, try something new and encouraged a work-study balance.

He especially enjoyed participating in the titration and maths relay competitions. Charls would like to acknowledge and thank the teachers at Elizabeth College for their support over the last two years. He believes the inviting atmosphere motivates students, as well as creating a positive ambience in which learning is most effective. Charls, after completing his senior secondary education, has commenced a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at the University of Tasmania. He believes that the skills and strengths he used in his pre-tertiary education will assist him down this pathway and he also hopes to develop new qualities to be the best he can in his future career and ambitions.


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS TECHNOLOGY Automotive and Mechanical Technologies 2 Cody Gay

Computer Graphics and Design Foundation 2 Gabrielle Medhurst

Computer Graphics and Design 3 James Elliott

Design and Production 2 Breanne McGuinness

Electronics Foundation 2 Patrick Quinlan

Electronics 3 Samuel Marschke

Food and Hospitality Enterprise 2 (Café Tang) Dana Gillies Mieke Salvesen

Food, Cooking and Nutrition 2 Olivia Webb

Food and Nutrition 3 Eloise Dick Maya Sini

Housing and Design 3 Anna Blackwell

Computer Science 3 Finlay Semmens

App Development 2 Calvin Graus Jhett Moffitt Tyryn Nube

App Development 3 (UTAS Object Design) Nicholas Calvert-Price

Award for Innovation in Technology Henry Pockett


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS

ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMS

Pathways to Work Alex Browning

iClass Jade Wiltshire

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Outdoor Education 2 Adam Baines Evie Lisson

Outdoor Leadership 3 Zoey Walker

Athlete Development 2 Jasmine Branch

Personal Health and Wellbeing 2 (Body and Soul) Inez Anderson Zoe Lockley Niamh Watson

Health Studies 3 Maya Bakowski

Sports Science 2 Max Waters

John Peacock Award for Sports Science 3 Sophie Leszczynski

Recognition for Service to Health and Physical Education Madaja Buckney-Estreich Nathan Woodham


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS LANGUAGES

Chinese 2 Miku Nishiyama Yuki Waida

Chinese 3 Priya Rana Xiaohan Xu

Chinese Specialist Xing Yue (Linda) Yao

French Foundation 2 Mami Waida

French 3 Amy Bourny

German Foundation 2 Gervaise Stather

German 3 Roisin Abberton

Japanese Foundation 2 Seth Perkins

Japanese 3 Matilda Evans

First Language Assessment (Croatian) Antonio Karabogdan

Proficiency in Two Languages Cylux Trinidad

ENGLISH

English as an Additional Language or Dialect 1 Manisha Bista

English as an Additional Language or Dialect 2 Tha Der Paw

English as an Additional Language or Dialect 3 Daria Chyryk


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS ENGLISH

English Applied 2 Sophie Branch

English Foundation 2 Zoe Savage

English 3 Jasper France Jessica Pursell

English Literature 3 Ruby-Questa Collis Harrison Tunks Vittoria Von Caemmerer

English Writing 3 Tristan Meffre

Award for Excellence in English Tom Roberts

MATHEMATICS

Workplace Maths 2 Aaron Burt

General Mathematics Foundation 2 Brendan Heatley-Hart

General Mathematics 3 Thomas Young

Mathematics Methods Foundation 3 Matilda Downes-Smolenski Naomi Messmer Huynh Phuong Uyen Ngo Zhixuan Zhang

Mathematics Methods 4 Ruby-Questa Collis Sophie Newton

Mathematics Specialised 4 Felix Fischer Alexander Fracalossi Harshika Herath Charls Jibi William Searle

Award for Excellence in Mathematics Charls Jibi William Searle


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS SCIENCE – NATURAL SCIENCE

Life Sciences 2 Brianna Oates

Biology 3 Ruby-Questa Collis Emily Curak Hanna Pallari Kelly Stone

Environmental Science 3 Harrison Tunks

Award for Excellence in Natural Science Raphaela Corney

SCIENCE – PHYSICAL SCIENCES

Physical Sciences Foundation 2 Hannah Bonnitcha

Physical Sciences 3 Ruby-Questa Collis Yvette Duhig Harrison Tunks

Lance Strickland Prize for Chemistry 4 Emily Curak Harshika Herath Charls Jibi Sophie Leszczynski

Malcolm Freedman Prize for Physics 4 Alexander Fracalossi William Grant Harshika Herath

Award for Excellence in Physical Sciences Jakob Haas Harshika Herath William Searle

Award for Overall Excellence in the Sciences Emily Curak


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS STUDIES OF SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT (SOSE) –BUSINESS STUDIES Innovation Enterprise 2 Madison Drake

Business Studies Foundation 2 Riley Bianchi

Business Studies 3 Macy Wallis

Accounting 3 Samuel Heathcote Macy Wallis

Economics Society of Australia (Tas Branch) Prize for Economics 3 Alexander Fracalossi Harshika Herath

Legal Studies Foundation 2 Caitlin MacDonald Jessica Pursell

John Kable QC Memorial Award for Outstanding Achievement in Legal Studies 3 Meg Dickens

UTAS Business Scholarship Toby Duncan

STUDIES OF SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT (SOSE) – HUMANITIES

Ancient History 3 Megan Bonnily Alexa Trochatos

History and the Environment 2 Edan Merkel Samuel Marschke William Wilson

Modern History 3 Meg Dickens Jemima-Rose Methorst-Moore

Philosophy 3 Annwen Roberts Jemima-Rose Methorst-Moore

Award for Excellence in the Humanities Meg Dickens


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS STUDIES OF SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT (SOSE) –BEHAVIOURAL STUDIES Working With Children 2 Holly Jury

Introduction to Sociology and Psychology 2 Justin Baric Brady Crosswell Erin Phillips Cole Turner

Sociology 3 Daria Chyryk Jasper France Jemima-Rose Methorst-Moore

Psychology 3 Macy Wallis

Award for Excellence in Behavioural Studies Daria Chyryk

MIXED FIELD PROGRAMS

Work Readiness 2 Mikaylah Fletcher

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION & TRAINING (VET)

Outstanding Achievement inVocational Education & Training Hsing-Yu (Cynthia) Tsai

VISUAL ARTS

Art Making 1 Jessica Gamble

Media Production Foundations 2 Neko Kelly

Visual Art 2 Scarlett Johnstone Calyani Smith Dominic Woolcock

Art Production 3 Nikitta Pregnell

Art Studio Practice 3 Megan Bonnily Isabelle Ward

Art Theory and Criticism 3 Imogen Kay

The Geoff Dyer – Peter Jackson Prize Imogen Kay


LEARNING AREA PRIZE WINNERS PERFORMING ARTS Music Studies 2 Reuben Willmot

Contemporary Music 2 Dan Jackson

Dance 2 Zarith Sofea Mohd Syaifulzafni

Dance Choreography and Performance 3 Lucy McShane

Music Technology Projects Foundation 2 Simon Zinzovski

Music 3 Meagan van Emmerik

UTAS UCP* Music Foundation Practical Study Tristan Meffre

UTAS UCP* Music Advanced Practical Study Tasman Compton

Technical Theatre Production 2 Alexander Herring

Musical Theatre 2 Joel Cartledge

Drama Foundations 2 Alexa Trochatos

Drama 3 Evelyn Bryan

Theatre Performance 3 Sophie Wilson

UTAS UCP* Music Technology Projects 1 Tom Waller

UTAS UCP* Music Technology Projects 2 Kaushal Atwal

UTAS UCP* Music Project 1 Billie Raffety

UTAS UCP* Music Project 2 Bradley Oakman

Steven Hurst Memorial Music Prize Kyle Hawkins

Award for Contribution to Drama Sophie Wilson

Award for ExcellenceAcross the Performing Arts Bradley Oakman

*University Connections Program

ELIZABETH COLLEGE RECOGNISES THE SUPPORT OF THE FOLLOWING:

Andrew Wilkie MHRElise Archer MHA

Cassie O’Connor MHAMadeleine Ogilvie MHA

Rob Valentine MLCJosh Willie MLC

Rotary Club of SalamancaEconomics Society of Australia (Tasmanian Branch)

University TasmaniaTasmanian Association for Gifted and Talented

Jane Giblin

The College acknowledges the support of Hill Street Flowersin the decoration of the Stanley Burbury Theatre

Videography: Benjamin Nelan

Photographs from the night can be purchased by contacting [email protected]

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ELIZABETH COLLEGE 2019 PRIZE NIGHT · 3 walk in music kieran mulvany, erin sherlock and seb folvig introduction angela carlisle and harrison tunks acknowledgement of country jordan